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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12

The following sensible remarks, We copy
iiom the New-0rleans Argus, u candid and
we'll conducted paper:
"Thc doctrines advanced by some Of tho
par,!2ahs OF General Jackson is truly als rming.
They say the people OF the US.sd States sro
50 licentous and have SO little tsspect for tho
laws of the land, that thS perloa lsas sGrived
when they shoulG he 90, srneS by Ae 4GxoneE
and that N accordance with tn. sSos the Pres
ldent Of tie UniteG States should Is elected for
life. With large majority OF the people of
the United States, these sentiments would DO
received with horror, and considered as the
ra,ing Of some half crszcd zealot. But. how
ever monst.ous they are, they ere not the less
true, and have been uttered by those who are
as sane as he most Of us.
The people may believe what they please of
port'on oi tie Jackson party, but one Dg
Is certain, that there are mcr belonsiEg - :,
who have er.ous designs rpon ~. nL.r,v or
the c"uatry, and who ~ I'd dc,tro, At ono
bow, II Ncr" reccssarv 10 The consumma-
'oE o. .Irs,l gnes, every vostigs of the con-
s,turion, aud rear upon its ruins. . military
Ie,pot,rn. Every day : experience proves this
:"ct. The young ciiZen who is enrolled in
soule volunteer corps, and has mounted his
cockade, coucoyos military chieftain, and
becomes an advocate for strong measures, and
'"r making every thing bend to the iato Of ne
ctSSitY. TIE constitution snd laws sTc viewed
by him IA mere dead letters when put in COM
petition with circumstances that require the
exercise Of seE rW. none bat such men es
John q. Adams and the Yankees stand upon
such n les. We have flllen upon evil times,
and if the people of the United States do not
put Their ~ ole veto upon the doctrines now
advanced and acted upon by many Of the phren-
nied partnAus of general Jackson, the days ot
the rcpablic vi! soon be nuirLered.-. .Ne,G- Or
itanS .9FEus.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12
GOODRICH'S GREEK GRAMMAR.

TUST published and for sale by A. :. BECkNlTll the
o. fourth edition Of Elements III Greek Grammar, hereto
fore published the Grammar of Casper Frederic liclen
bcrg, with large additions, by CHAUScEr A. GoopRicH,
Professor in Yac College.
In the present edio the accents have been intro luced,
and the important articles have been re written and
materially enlarged Large additions ut the principles con
tained in the valuable German GrammaEs OF MItthlT and
Bnann have also been Incorporated IN Their proper place
The edition has been printed under the Immediate Inspection
of the author.
This Grammar adoi ted and used in Yale College and,
will he noticed by the annexed teicne, Is recommend
cd To students prsn.rng themselves for admission AT wash
ingtOh College.
sRddtop. .-Frofe ssor Gooichs Greek t;rmm1r,
avith the imp rtant ai. bs nd improvements appearing IN
te t0art ci,'o9, cormy recommend Ia students IN the
preparatory course ior VI ashngon c' eye.
Hector ilUMPHREY,,
PFOfrss0r Of .iHcie u Laag UugtS.
Washington College, Hartford, February i3, 's!3
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.ADRER TISEMENT.

nWlNG Ia the general scarcity Of Catholic works through
" out the state, and consequently Of ot
information to the real principles of Catholics the Rev.
X. ID. WoopLgr Catholic Clergyman Of Pr0ctdence, has
shade arrangements for regular supply Of the most useful
and approved Catholic Books, published in the United states.
He has for sale
WAaos ERRArA Of the Protestant Bible.
FiFIY Reasons why tn. KDinI, 'ihdic Ap rstolic Re
liebu ought I've preferred all the ~ects AT tins day IN
Chrsendon-to which added Three Valuable Papers.
Also, Roman Catholic Principles reference to God and
the King.
The CATHOLIC QUESTION IN AMERIcA-whetfer a
Roman Catholic Clergyman he in any case conpellibc To
disclose the Of Anrcar ConeSSiondeclded at the
Court Of t;eeral sessions the Cay M New York, with the
arguments of Counsel and the unan.uis opinion OF the
Court, delivered by the Mayor (De Wni Chnto) aud his
in support of that opnion-Reported by liam
Sampson, Esq. of the Counsel in the case.
CATHOLIC PRAYER Books.
CATHOLIC CATEcHIsMs, &c. sc.
FehfIpry
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ssspea' essse circulated ET*eeKyW.
no. 95.
The Presidents Message is crowded with ia c,

The Presidents Message is crowded with ia cts
relative to every department Of thu national
aiiairs-fore!gn, commercial, diplomatic, civil.
military, naval, financial. even down to the
projects Of roads and canals. No negotiation
appears TOO delicate TO be concealed; nv
financial operation or public bargaA has the
slightest veil thrown over it. All is open. be-
cause all is honest; and what is more u,efoI 10
observe. all is honest, because oil is OPEN
Experience IS there proving every day. that
public superIntendente is the best safeguard
for the virtue. and the strongest incentive to
the diligence Of public func:ionaries"
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12
G. ". SPENCER,

COlLuISSION MER CH4NT-PRovIp IpEHSs,
MAS taken Store in IInmphry Evereits fire proof
building No ST, South Wafer street for the purpose
i riI ,cng Commission Business and offers his service
- his iren and the public soliciting con.iynnents of every
description q. Mefcbiniize.
Particular attention Nil be paid 70 the sale of OIL and
CANDLES and liberal advances made all cousiynuenls.
Refer to-
BRowN IvEs, ! p,;,..
B. Il. &. HprPIN, i'''e'
A. & A LAwREscE, Boston
n. II. TI,GLEr, New York.
DANIEL Coss, Baltimore.
TAFT PAppLEFoRD, Savannah
DANIEL How Nd, Ncw-OTleans.
I'd No.
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REMOVAL.

lS BATTEY, has nnrnvci 10 Clfistian flill, No. i42
Sc High street. aud Is this dy upenng number of cases
of new t;prs among which are
Bro,dcs i'assinercs, fl1nnc's, Dnfls, Dockngs silk
Valencia, Dennlark, silk velyet AID Mafseiles Ncsngs
British and Domestic She.iings and Shrngs; taiuaes,
English and Dmnetic Ginghas, stripes, Checks, Cnbic,
swp.4 and Book NIsins Italn Grapes flag and B1n
d,nna IIandkerchiefs coa shirt and vest iIons sowing
SILK and Twist. Pins and Needles; cotton and linen Flrcad
slk and taI,,y Vevets; bang up Cords, suspenders
Nrw-Ywk made Hats cheap.
On haHd-Colis, PantlonIs, Vests, Top Con's Frocks,
.,.ot J,ckeis ca,nls anil u1d Cipak., and loS Cas.
r. Garments Gu, and made 10 order, anl warranted to
A, o. n,sJe February 10.
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,n,nrI. ,Nnr. .srnErr NE,v.YnRK.

CpuRrL ,VDrSrREGT, NETWORK.
AE IfERS of Eestern vessels, and purchasers of Rcnd
I'VE SiufS generally, Informed, that the tlbsny r,w
Boats, AMI l,rra numb'r of Albany Soois, Will henr'r
w-rd discharge their c1fcoes IN trout of the lniIss
lately erected On aud North " Csnlndt street. IN tie city
of New.york, where every facility will Nv ure by Canal
lncS and other nipnrttt Commercial Establishments. fH
the rnsaton Vi MI h,s,nss relating the Western Country,
the sal! o Western Pronce, Demas;ic Manuf,oinrs ke
kc.
New. York, Fshrn,ry ~. tM.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12
A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE ITCH.

rs Hthy lud infectious disOder be ever so lnveic
rate may be cured in hours apple by the
of
DUMFRiE'.S OINTMENT
II is unyaed for the p!easdata6ss, sdSs, expedition,
~ and certainty, with which Produces perfect
of tins disease The ointment is known To be certain and
expeiliIs in its opcruon e. effect in hour
a9praoa oHy without any hazard of taking cold the
composition dies contain the least particle mercury
any other dangerous Ingredient II may he applied with
perfect s,fety IN the state of pregnancy aud to children
nj lie breast.
Price - - cents bOx--Nit ith ample directions.
Prepared from the Original Recipe MSS Of the late Dr.
w. r. CoswAy, by his immediate successor, and the sole
Proprietor, L. kiDDER, Boston, Of whom II may be had
wholesale with all the other Medicines prepared by the late
DIR. CoIway) at his Counting ROm No. TO- Of
Court and Hanover street and at ret by his special ap.
pontnent Of the following DuggistsJ BALcH, Jr. and
J. II. Mason 4 Co. Providence.
t.1Oterse Tint none genuine without tho written sig
a'ure of Il. kIppER, on the outside printed wrapper.
Or large discount made To those who bvy To sell again
February 20.
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ERiftT TRIES Sc

HAMES BLOODOOD * Go. offer or sale at their old
80 established Nursery flushing, Long island y0iy
ensiyc assortment Of Frt and Forest Trees, Flowerng
shrubs and plants The Trees propis tied from the m.d
approved European and American Sorts which have been
selected with great
Catalogues be had lgrniis by applying to the snbscri
be, who viii pay particular attention orders len with
them for Trees, &c POTTER n EDDY.
March ;. CIV. No l3l, Soit! Main street.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12
SATURDAY SCHOOL.

NU!SS II. BROWNEi.L., respectfully Informs the ladies
WI Of Providence and is vicinity that If sufficient
colrdgcment be offered she intends opening school on Sat
urdy, The tt inst for the purpose Of istructg young La
dies and Misses the at OF Painting Velvet Paper, satin
Wood and White Marble, with ndia Ink and Fancy Col.
ouIs likewise the ar of Drawing the best ana mort
proved nelhs Young Ladies' wishing attend pleas
Hg a.tudy, invited Ia call at her nom, No. lbs West
minister street. where specimens o, her Painting 10 be
Her terms helng very reasonable she solclts and hopes
merit, the patronage ote public &c. The least favor shall
he respectfully received. February ..
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Nlll'Il,E

NOTICE.
a III. person indebted To- the Estate nf GEORGE w
"a GLAUDISG etnr, by Note Book account are here
by specially urged prompt dschirgc of such demands
the >iulu of the estate requires the most speedy
uient of all debts due.
THOMAS BURGESS, AuHGey.
u. The very vahilbe stock Of Dry Goods, lately he
nngiog Mr. Gaddng, will he proceeded in well Ut
nj D.. ,'H, .-i, ~ VI rrlnv NEXT Feb. Q.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12

MULLED WINE, OR SACK POSSET,
DREPARkD after the celebrated p,e:ical receipt (no
II cipe) of sir Feetwpsi Shepherd, may he obtained at
Pavilion This supposed To have been the famous " cup
of sack Of sir John F,lstaf.
February 3D. At u. Il. FOSTER.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12
FANCY MILLINERY.

NNRS. WAYMD I'll respectfully informs the ladies of
lVH Providence, tint she lr,s lately renewed irin New
York. and mten Ia carry the Menry Business IN lis
most extensive branches nd t"nds also Ia keep hand
an elegant isstincn of des' lists CAPS, Head Dresses
uHd Ribbons, of the newest asli Artificial Flowers of
all knds-Togeher with elegant assortment Of French
Curs.
She also has n improved method OF bleaching Leghorn
and straw Hats that makes them whter than they
when
Please to call at the Store three drs East the Univcr
sslst Chapel, Westminster street.
WANFED-Fne or six Apprentices
February ~. J. u.
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BARRIERS ATTEND!

IT is thought that god barber, might find constant EN-
II plOyneEt in this village, enough to make lnntome
living III any wishes for situation in TIM, PRoF EssI"N
I've had better make immediate application to some Of the
idents Of the village.
WOonsOcket Fails February ~
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cop\RTNERsJIjp FORMED.

COPARrNERSiItP FORMED.
vEvIIE subscribers have formed copartneShp under the
firm uf PHiLtP PrLEe FISK, aud viii conduct the
Cotton Mnhinc Making Business, IN al lis various branch
10. Their Estll shulcnt IL heated IN Johnston, on the
rrinfrl Turnpike, near the Funner MilI five miles fpn
Providence Bridge, where they will receive and IE1iply
all such orders as they may be favored with,
PHILIP FISK,
Inhr.on, re,rriry Q. inis PELE'; FISK.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12
tIol,SE WANTED.

HOUSE WANTED.
<gNA Wanted b. occupy frnn the - of March next
sssm Dwelling iIorc cilcnaiefi fnf n small fanilv.
l-- W,d wish bc si;n tcd within hall milo n
the prdpc. line aldra,sel to A. D. At thN oDe w' bs
ussnded " February?
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REMOVAL.

FE7E subscriber informs the public that he has removed
from the shop which he recently orcupied in Eddy
street. and has taken not far from the former, the
nnper end of Pine srcct-wherc requests all h,se who
have unsettled business with him, to cl and adjust the
immediately. MOSES HASKELL.
hYrcb5 4
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UUT;IIESS & CORY.

HUTGTIENS & CORY,
NTO. I, Market street, wlli receive subscriptions for the
~ following wmk-A Prunuuncing Bible, in qliars on
hne PAPER, with large margin for the benefit Of students
and fr the ot the Pulpit ConditonsThi- edition will
'c riute un He papcr and put tn press
he ascertauod what number wanted The price of each
copy laf hound, will br 81; in Sheep ~, and cf gilt 49,
specimen of the latter WORK may be application
shave. Fshr,y ~
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TICK EMS

TICKETS
vHIHOI.ES ALE lND RETAIL in all Coon LOT.
Wv rERiEs constantly for sale by
J. b. WOOD,
at his oLD CORNER where is always ready counted
for PRIZES, sold by hn, drawn.
I'wi5. II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-05
From the Boston Courier.
PHENOMENON OF LIGHTNING.


Philosophers have, from Time 20 time, taken
opportunity 20 observe the phenomena accom>
panying The production Of thunder and light
ming, in order to ascertain the manner in which
they ave generated by the electricity Of tie at-
mosphere. The dishes of lightning, usually
exhibit, we believe, one Of three iorms--an an
guiar or zig zag appearance, called forked
lightning; depse masses, resembling globes of
fire, or sudden and universal IA III, which has
received the name Of seer ,lenInrng. A per-
son who was accidentally in IN elevated sirua>
lion, LILLE way removed from the scene, OBJ
served that the lightning, in its late descent
upon Mr.. Thompsons hore' in Elm street,
came in an obhque, zig-zag direction, and
was of vivid yellow color, This appearance,
roticed bv one who from his location, could
see only what was exhibited ~ tie aimOspht re
above the buildings. was different from that
witnessed by persons passing in the street.
Two or three individuals, near the tavern at
the moment ni the shock, represent that for an
ios'ani, the house appeared Wrapped in sheet
f dense Ham immediately was heard the rat.
Ting Of broken glass, and the cracking Of the
spiinered spout and gate post; and at the same
moment, succeeded the sudden crash OF the
thunder, somewhat resembling the sound OF
piece Of artillery
A truckman, passing the house at the time,
with load of glass, junk bottles, and being un-
acquainted.wIlh the laws which govern electri-
city, from the appearance Of his cart, thought
he had met with wonderful preservation, and
his bottles been miracul1usly saved He said
that The bolts, rivets, chains, and every piece Of
iron about his cart, appeared red hot, and the
rims Of the wheels exhibited circles Of fire.
while his loading was underlined and untouch>
ed. This phenomenon would seem TO admit
Of ready explanation, upon The simplest prin-
cipes of electricity TIE air, a, the moment Of
explosion, was highly charged with electricity;
polished glass, one Of the best non conductors;
exhibited large surface on the cart; conse.
quently the iron, which is known to be one Of
the most powerful conductors, attached to the
vehicle, received the fluid, from the atmosphere
in its immediate vicinity and the extended sur.
face Of glass, in such large quantities as 10 pre-
sent the uncommon spectacle observed by the
driver.
While upon this subject, we will relate what
we conceive to be among the most remarkable
electrical phenomena that has come 10 our
knowledge, by stating briefly what happened TO
two travellers. Mr.. Upper and Mr.. Lan6ar, in
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-05

eve, The noorest are there furnished WITH
No, cob!er but has his toys Tor ornament-
Were the kuacks Of all theii houses Sc, togeth-
-r. there would MOI be such another Bartholo-
mew-Fajr in Europe. Their artists for these
are as rare as thought, for they can paint you
fat hen i'm her feathers; and il you want the IAN
guage, you may learn great ceai OF Du'cn 10y
their signs, for what they are they ever "r''e
under ,hem. So by this device hang up mort
honesty than they keep. Their houses they
keep cleaner than their bodies; their BODIES Una"
.heir souls. They are as churlish as their nree-
der Neptune; and without doubt very ancient
for they were bred before manners were IN las" :
ion. They are seldom deceived, Tor lhey rus'
nobody; vet trust them you must II you travel
To ask bill of particulars is tn 2urr IN a
was p's nest; you must pay what they ASK. as
sure as iii were the assessment OF a subsidy.
The government is democracy, and there had
need be many to rule such a rabble OF rude ones
Tell them Of king, and they cut your throat IN
earnest. The very name carries servitude IN IL
aud they hare it more than Jew doth images
a woman old age, or Non conformist sur
,lice. Ills dainty place to please boys IN;
for your father shall bargain with your scnooi'
master not to whip you; il he doth, he shall re"
venge i, with his knife, and have law Tor H.
Men and women are there starched so blue,
that if they once grow old, you would verify be-
lleve you saw Winner walking up to the neck IN
barrel OF indigo. To feast they come rea'
Oily, but being set once, you mus, have patiencei
they are longer eating meat than we in prepar,
ing it. They drink down the Evening star, *
drink up the Morning star"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-05
PRINTED kED PUBLISHED,
nAEI,Y.
BY sYowDEN & THoRMToN'
THURSDAY, JUNE S, 1928.
Fer the Pkenir GGz tie.

For the PheHir G0zeHe
For The paragraph which suggested the fol-
lowing lines, see the Phenix Gazette OF June 3
The SUMS last rays have tnged the brow
of yonder mountain tall and steep,
And gid IN natures purest glow,
The vale where freedoms Martyrs sleep.
The biissful scene awakes the thought
Of happy lands in fairy tales;
OF chimes unheard of, climes unsought,
Where nature nought of III exhales.
But list! what sound is hesrd afar,
EchUing shrilly to the breeze?-
Is il the sound Of dreaded war
That interrupts this bfssful peace'
Still harkl that sound is heard again
Ills schoedsby another horn;
And Ger the dew-bespsngled plain,
In shriller mood its twang' is borne.
Ii is the horn which calls TO prayer,
And summons from each shady bower
The peasants ignorant of care;
The sons of Tell to own Gods power
And now behold on every hill,
Supphants at the throne of Grace,
STOPPING st Gods omniscient will,
His glorious majesty TO pAsise.
The prayer is done-again the sound,
Reverberates from East TO West;
And borne along the dusky ground,
Cautions the peasant to his rest.
So.
"fealed her loud drum, and t,rangd her trumpet
horn" lCAMPBLLL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-05

Ma the l,h 1000 500 and 90 ate.
Deer ben
l TAX my pen in hand toe lett u no as
how wee awl doc and what the muse bee hear
abous. Were awl putty wei but Dad and marin
and Bets. Dad is hohc up and no boldly kairs.
i wunder tina ould deevle ant as ded as nit
Satturdy mite he KUN HON as krasy as bedd
bugg: He'd bin doun toe the tarvun to kor-
kus tn chews dellergaits to go to Konkerd nehst
gune TO tarn out ould quInsy Addums and max
jinril Gakson preserdint. thare was IS mulch
as OF foxes TO the korkus & CESS tbade putty
darnd hi tim ont The sqlre wos as ginrus as
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-05

WHALING DIsAsTRHs.-The ship Was"" 'E5
ton, recently arrived at Nantucket na' ,,,,;
men killed by a whale, and from fl,e 10 ,s ,
died from scurvy whilst cruisingiior "I by,
The ship John Jay lost her chief mas s ;,
black ashland the ship ArgonsasMt .a,nctsr
Harbour, reports the Ontario Of H '.h,Ie: ,ni
now cruising, had lost two men BY S Eur oil
the Grand Turk, two men also, =, 1p and ID:
will no, fetch more than S24 per- DID, n..nt fom
crew of a whale vessel are generally aOi =. mosy.
home about three years. Who earn ~
If a door tDhaleman does not.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-18

pdiua6ie Real Estate for Sale.
virtue Of deed of trust, besny date the 26h Novem
1874 an day recorded IN the Clerks ohce Of the Coun,
c'u Of Amherst the 9Th day Of Jsuuaty 1928,
JANE D rendition Of said eou.ty, the
sn.1 ~ uust for te therein
usSi Or parcel Of ind, containing 755 acres the
more or less lying and being in the County Amherst. ON
DufaJe River, both sides Of the New glasgow
10 Lyuchburg aud adjoining the aad, 0: Garland;
1eg he same snds which Thomas Aididgc pun chased
John Canm and John Warwick, and which conveyed
~ tne said A!dridge and Catharn- wife, the said Jas.
fendleon by deed hearing date the 2sih April, 1873
tne snnschers them, shall Monday the 18Th
January uext before the front door OF the Eagle Hne
the City OF 1nd, proceed to sell the aforesaid
sud 10 the highest bidder for ready money pobc
hon. Tor the purposes ofhe said The
'h land are two story brick dwelling heusc, with
io0n "a noor brick Office with other out hors
81 al ice house aud framed 0verseers house. barn. &c
water Is equ. 10 the upper country the improve
men 10 good eondon the plantation under good system
o culture and adapted the growth of first tobacco,
corn aud wheat the situation healthy the
Desirable. This isud situated about mile from New
the County town. miles from the court house
81 the county aud sboc. 20 uilss fran Lynchburg.
p. N. NICHOLAS, Trus-
WIZ. NEkERVIS, : tees.
uT request Of the Trustees. the above sale will
menee At I2o'clock, and will be conducted by
THOS. TAYLOR.
Nov. IL Sc I'd,