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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-04
NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE.


fho Committee appointed by TIE to make arrange
'mep,s for The celebration Of .ie approaching Aue er'ay of
our National Independence, announoe tie following
ORDER,
AZ sunrise of thirteen guns will be fired, and
national Immediately afterhe exercises the Church
TIE ssls OF the different Churches win ring merrily dur
ing nrins OF the salues, and tho march Of tho pro
ccssion 70 the Church.
Al baf past eight O'Clock, procession win be formed
nIarkc, ~u,rc under direction Of L. r. BiLLiSos Mar
sSx,, snd C. PasMErrER and z. r. YouSo, Assistant
Mu,h, and precisely O'Clock, in tbs foIiow
,ng orio escorted by baiion compoed fthe following
companies under command Of Col. Chsy Potter, 10 the
CnversaIst Chapel
ORDER OF PROCESSION
I,depcndsn, Company Of Cadets, Lieut.. Col. Smith
YYrst Company Light Infantry, Capt. stimson
s~cond Company Light Infaatry, Capt Hill
gndspsndent Company Of Volunteers Lieut.. Col. Ihayof
Cnhed Tain Of Artillery, COL Potter
His ExreIlcncy the Governor and suite, preceded by
fhs IIirt, Sheriff
q Iieuterant Governor
oHcn,ins Clergyman, Orator. and Reader Of the Doc.
asaticn of Independence =
Clerymen Of tho town and vicinity
3 Memieu Of Congress
6 Menhers o' the state Legislature
Distris, Judrs Attorney, Clerk and Marshal
J1drcs of the s,,e Courts. and thsr Clerks
Secretary OF State and Attorney General
10 rswn Cornci overs, Of tho Poor, Town Treasurer
a.t tIerk
II School Committee
~ Surviving Offers and Soldiers Of the Revolution, pro-
es,.,d BY twenty four youths with badges
l3 Cinrannfi
10 ofice- Of the Cnted states Army and Navy
IS Major General ard Suite
IS Militia osIieers General. Regimentn and saG
II Officers Of Brown University
Is Young Mems Committee Of Arrangements
10 Association OF Mechanics and Manufacturers
% Marine Society
n Society for ENCOURAGEMENT Of Domestic Industry
~ stmnges and Citizens
The procession win proceed down South Main, up Power
and Benefit down President and North Main, up wesmin
SER Streets the Universait Chapel, where win be per
ssSrned the following
ORDER OF EXERCISES:
VOLUNTARY on the Organ, by Mr. shaw.
PRAYER
By Rey. Mr seamans
ODE
sssan2osed for the occasion.
-Resa~s qhs Deeiarat.en sf Independence,
BY Mr. James B. Prince.
GRAFTON
BY Rev. David Pickering.
HYMN
Composed fos the occasion.
The sosvos at the Church bsius cised tbe processios
viii ssain be fomsd nnd proceed through Mahswsss, and
ss~n weybosset streets, Marketsqusre, aad dismiss
Tho different bodies intending join Mo procession, ss'
soqnestsd 10 be at Market SQUARE half past eight O'Clock
sstbe proceaion wiilmsve precse'y n nine o'cIcct
Phc commander of ss M2sry Is requested have tn,
soesssson % prosscisd, that w Join sfer form
aer Mshe. square, ~hlssr under The direction Of the Mar
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-04

0f,- Fourteen Dancers arrived at Newly FORK
last week, in the ship Sully, from Havre.-
They are engaged at the La Fayetto Theatre.
II rs expected they will all become subscribers
for the Investigator. They ought, to patron
isc modest merit.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-04

gYNoNsENsE.-A full length Portrait of
DR.. HOWE dressed in the magnificent costume
of modern Greeian Chief, has just been fin
ished by Miss Jane Stuart Of Boston. cat
with blue ribbon tied to her neck was drown
ed yesterday morning. Her death was much
repretted
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-04

r7 Religious services will take place at the
Rev. DR., Edes' Meeting House, this afternoon
at ! O'Clock. Discourse by the Rev. DR.
Crocker.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-04

The editor Of the Patriot will confer great
favor on US, by shouldcrng the sarcasm inton-
ded for himself, and not attempt 10 palm
the sneers of the editor Of the Journal. written
for his o,cn special benefit, upon us.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-04

The London Society Of Arts have bestowed
their large Silver Medal upon Commander
William T. Hood, OF his Majesty's ship Hy-
perion, for his method of constructing float
ins Bridge, from the materials to be found on
board all ships of war and vessels generally.
This is the third medal he has received from
the Society-of the Two former medals, one
was the gold and the 0t her the silver one.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-04

oocincus. .-rSs cmc. wilI be opsusd this
afternoon, st . o'eIest ?. N. and at O'clock
y the evening. We heys Me- nrASs WIN be
Be Rsested With full hsesse.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-04

gP THE THEATRE.---Mr. Finn's Benefit
took place on Wednesday evening last. We
are happy in saying that the house was well
filed. The reception which Mr.. F. met
with from the audience, must have been high
ly gratifying to that genleman's feelings
The play went of with animation.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-04

0o- Those gentlemen who wish Tickets for
the Dinner at the Franklin House, THIS DAY.
can receive them ON application at tho Bar.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-04

Mr. Senator EATON, has published in the
last National In,eligencer, letter on the sub
ect Of the six Militia Men, and attempts TO JUS
,ify The conduct Of Gen. Jackson. 1t is con-
pcte failure.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-04

Bigamy.-- During the ~ Of the Circuit
Court for this county, which ended on Satur-
day last, an indictment was found against
man named BENJAMIN Bashaw. for the crims
of Bigamy. On the trial il appeared, that in
the year 1897, he engaged himself TO GER
tain Sally Cole, and that Isaac Walton, Esq.
Justice of the peace in and for the County o
Sumner, performed the usual marriage cere-
monies between them in Davidson county, at
their request, but without the license required
by law, and solemnly pronounced them man
and wife. 1t further appeared that they lived
together as husband and wife from that time
till the year 1906, when they separated BY
mutual Consent. The defendent in Septem-
Der last married Sally Williamson, during tho
life Of his first wife. and without being d'vor-
ced from her. The jury found a verdict OF
guilty, subject TO the opinion OF the court
upon the question Of law involved in the ds-r
fence. Ii was contended by the counsel for
Bashaw, that the performance OF the marsisge
ceremonies by Justice Of the county in which
he resides and without legal license, 10 in
sufficient TO constitute a valid marriaqe-that
the nominal and supposed marriage between
the dofendent and Sally Cole, was therefore
null and void, and furnished no obstacle ~
law TO the marriage of the former with Sally
Williamson or any other woman. A new trial
vas moved for, on this ground, and after
very elaborate, learned, and interesting argu-
ment both for and against the motion, it was
overruled by the court, who decided that the
first marriage was, within the meaning Of the
statue against bigamy, valid and binding, and
precluded subsequent marriage, without q
divorce, by either Of the parties during the,
life or the other. From the decision, the do
fondent appealed to the supreme court.-Rfch-
mond Whig.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-04

a. Mr.. HoDors (the excellent keeper Of
the Franklin House) has associatedhis son.
Mr. LEwIs l. HopGEs, with him in the bus-
ness Of that establishment.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-04

Mr.. Clay has left Washington for his resi-
dence in Kentucky, having taken the route
through Virginia, for the purpose Of partaklng
of the waters the White Sulphur Springs
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-04

O. The ".herchants Telegraph" published ID
in New York, has been discontinued for want
of patronage.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-04

stone, close by Ponty meeting house that gpss.
by water. am half horse. half alligator. lit
tie tippedofwith the mapping turtls--soms kin
to the Ringtail Painter. have fought and whiPt
all manner Of Variants; chased fash Of light.
ming down honey locust stark naked, head
foremast, and,never broke the hide-cs out
run, out Jump, throw down or hide any man
who does not say Hurra for Ciay.--[SsIsefsd.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-04
LITERARY CADET
FOURTH OF JULY.

PovIpENoE. FRIDAY. JULY 4, 1928.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-19

the Ruler of the Universe ;--and were buried
in one common grave, in the town Of
where q plain, but unostentatious monument,
has been erected, TO tell their story, and TO
perpetuatc the memory Of their bcnefactor.
The boys were Opposed of, and placed un-
der proper masters, to learn an honorable vo-
cation, but the seeds of vice, had already been
too deeply planted, and they laughed reform
alton out Of countenance. Proving obstinate,
and absolutely incorrigible, they were cast up
on the world, and in a fit Of intoxication, enlist
ed in the army, and were killed at the battle
Of Chippewa.
The husbands, ,on their return home, to their
utter astonishment and horror, discovered the
bands of wedlock had been rent asun-
der, and that their wives had associated
with the Infamous Of the ago. Unable
TO withstand a shock SO destructive to
their happiness, they migrated to the West
Indies, and after spending few years of sor
row, and after bidding the joys of life a long
and sad farewell, they fell victims to tho pes.
tilental atmosphere Of St. Bartholomew, and
sought in the regions of the grave, that repose
which the world had denied them.
Such is the melancholy history Of the two
females, who commenced life under the most
favorable auspices, but who mady thew every
joy aside, to partake of the bitter cup of hu-
man misery. Although it is admitted that
they were naturally viciously inclined, still it is
possible, that they would have lived virtuous
lives, had they not been tempted to step aside
by the loosness of the laws of Rhode Island.
The subject of divorce, is one, which should
claim the attention Of our legislators; and, it
is to be hoped, that law will be enacted,
which will IN the end put period to that fa-
cility, which with US, dissolves the marriage
contract, and too often accelerates the de-
struction Of families, and always corrupts the
MOI ais Of the state.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-19
ALDEN'S SPELLING BOOKS.

TAME5 LORING, No. 1872, Washington street, Boston,
- has published Adens Spelling Book LIST part, 9Th cd
ton Adens Spelling Book, ID part tenth edition. Adens
Reader third part fifth edition.
The following recommendation Of Aden's school books is
extracted from letter sent to the publisher by respectable
clergyman, the chairman of the town school committee.
Charlton, April L. 1928.
"From dozen years experience in the business of in
srfkon, have hesitation in saying that these books
possess decided superiority to any others among u.s. Al
dsn's third part for the purpose read
worth, in my estmaon than all the Readers published be
Sides Other Readers contain good composition, but think
the compers have gone quite aside from the object Of
sictng book teach youth 10 read f our professional
men would study and learn Aden's third part should
hear better reading in public" JOHN WILDER, Jr.
FI Is probable that than eighty Thousand of ID
part have been sold They have also received the appfoa
ton of the Hon. William Hunter Hon. David Cobb, Rev.
Dr. Messer Rev. Dr. Chaplin Hon. Tristan Burgess, Hon.
William Baylies, Rev. Mr.. WILSON, and many other distin
guislled gentlemen
As above, Murmys Grammar, abridged by teacher Of
youth in Boston, eighth edition. Price 81 per dozen.
Boston, April III
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PRIZE COMPOSITION.

Gold Medal of the value of $50 will be awarded 10 The
IA author of the best original musical composition, adapt
ed Ia words and arranged song, with accompanments
for the Piano Forethe whole TO occupy than four
less than pages o the usual size of musical pnbca-
tuns and Ia c forwarded within four weeks by mail 9TH
wise post paid to L. D. Chapin Providence r. l. Mcars
Dussis y ~tod1rt. New York.
The esSl q" be accompanied by sealed CIlhn"ca
tons enclosing the of the authors Wh uhc uaf cu
lars, and be left Ia e cyamna aud decision g! three com
pcen Judges who vii unSei 1nd uirc or'he nu ca-
cations, and transmit to Ire successful competitor TIE le
Medal The prize composition is intended Jr the first nuu
bcr of publication about t He established and devoted
Muse.
One papers in Boston, Ncw York, Philadelphia
Baltimore and CharestoG respectfully solicited copy
the above. rnnrrli5.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-19
PROVIDENCE, SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 1925.

Of our offspring and should disasters so dire.
fil befal US, we shall be compelled like other
unfortunates TO confde our offspring to the
protection Of the world and If hard fate
dooms them to poverty, we shall be proud TO
see them employed by the kind and the gen.
erous, and instructed in the duties Of Virtue and
pety.
If our friend Of the Star, supposes, that we
meditated personal injury against him, IN
the remark. we offered last week, he is sadly
in error, and we take occasion TO assure him 4.
that our essay was incidentally written, and
was not intended to produce an improper ef-
feet, or to initiate against his interest. With
these observations, we salute the gentleman
of the Star, with our assurances Of respect
and perfect good will, and beg him to be as
sured that he has our best wishes for his health,
happiness, and perpetual welfare.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-19
DOCTOR BROWNELL,
TIE BLIND DOCTOR,

TIE BLIND DOCTOR,
UNIFORMS the inhabitants of Rhode Island, and the ada
II towns Of Massachusetts, that be continues prac.
ce Tor diseases Of the blood, generally with the most unar
alleled lie cures, yanndice, biluu complaints
sick Head Ache Asthma, Phhysic, Inflammation the
Liver or any part of the body-Rheunasm and nhlmma.
tory rheumatism, Salt Rbeum, Piles INDIGESTION, Scald
Head, ~. Vhus Dance, Scrofua, Kings Evi, and all
diseases arising from impure of the blood. Ills prac
tice sae and simple, aud his medicines confined 10 the
vegetable kingdom During practice of fourteen year.
Doctor I,rownell has had astonishing For
the greater relief Of individuals he travels through Of
the towns of the State and he consulted at almost any
time. Those persons who reside In Providence, and wish to
avail themselves of the Blind Doctors services, leave
their commands with Mrs. Buinan, High Street.
April 2
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BUTTS e. LOCKWOOD.

az ERCIIANT TAILORS, No. Ia, market square, have
lvH just received from New York, their Spring assur
ment Of extra super and fine BROADCLOTHS.-coours
blue black Olive, brown, clare green aud mixed, with
variety Of Fashionable Casmeres and Ncsngs which
bought at auction and will be sold low by the yard or made
up 10 measure in the first style and workmanship.
ALSO,
prime lot Of Pocket U,ndkerclcfs, and Cavats some
entire patterns, sspenders Gloves silk and Cotton I'm
beas, Irish linens, fine slngs, silk cotton, linen,
ed and lambs wool Hose and half hose with every other
ticle in their line, which they invite their customers call
and eScmne
ON HAND, usual, good assortment Of
READY .NaIJE CLOY YHTNI3
low prices can he bought at any store in town.
UFThey have also great variety Of Cloths Cassine rcs
and Vesngs selected particularly for the FRE SDs, which
they viii make up in the best slanncr. march ~
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-19

MARRIAGE RIGHTs OF WOMEN, &c
In the last number OF the North American Re-
view, there r an article Of great interest,
written with elegance and taste, and discov.
ing great learning. without a title Of ped
an,ry. 1t relates to the rights of women, and
if the author has succeeded in nothing else. he
certainly has succeeded in provip. him,cli to
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PROPOSALS.

INOR publishing by subscription, An Historical Account
of the Greek Revolution, from its commencement to
January, 1913, by SAMUEL @. HOWE, NJ. d. Surgeon
in the Greek service.
about four hund ed pages neatly printed good plper
Price to subscribers, 81 80.
Subscriptions for the work. will be received by Thomas
A. Webb NJ. ID. Martin Robnsun, A. =. Beckwith, Brew
er l. Wilcox, IIniclens Cory, Provdence-J M'inties
Pawtucket and by the principal booksellers Throughout tn
United States march ~
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JAMES MITCHELL,
.MER CHANT TAILOR.

NMAS Just received handsome assortment Of Broad
clrls TaSSim-res aud Festings--amonc which ARE
Extra super aud fine black blue brown, oi,e Ind mixed
Broad inls blue, back mixed aud drib CassIncrs Va
lcci, silk silk velvet and Narse'cs NesngSwtiCh will
be sold low by the yard, made up in the hest
manner, the store formerly occupied by Christopher v.
Spencer, No. 4, Market squaIe, (up stairs.)
March
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GOOD STAND FOR A GROCER.

yUyuE subscribe about rcnquhins hi present line OF hu'i.
mes, would sell his stock OF Groceries fixtures and shop
urnturs on favorable Apply at No i6 Westminster
street. o. ,LAhNT '0N'
April 2.
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APPRENTICE WANTED.


a N Apprentice 30 the Painting business is wanted.
IA lad FROM III 10 IL years O age, would be preferred
One who would be disposed To promfe his employers in
teests and be industrious, and correct In his habits will find
an advantageous suan application To this office, or to
BRADFORD HODGES,
No. ~, Weybosset street,
WHO HAS FOR SALE
general asrtInent of Paints and OIL which Will be sold
on NJ good terms be obtained al any store IN kode
Ishnd Aphl9
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PAWTUCKET HOTEL. AND STAGE-HOCsE
= T EDWARDS
WILLIAM HOLROYD & SON,

NO. 7, MARKET SQUARE,
HAVE just received from N:W,YoIk ana Boston, Boz
handsome assortment OF BLUE, BLACK, OLIVE,
BROWN and MIXED BROADCLOTiiS and CASsl'
MERES. e., 1,,
AI.SO-One piece super Green BROADCLoTiis for
,enemens Goats with variety of Vestings, and other
easonable Goods. 6t march ~
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NEW STORE.

TyNTE subscriber has just opened AT No. 81, Westminster
a Row, nearly opposite the Arcade, entire stock
Of English, French and Domes tic Goods which he will sci
low be purchased In this pace.
ALBERT T. F. SMITH.
II J'Fease call and see !. April
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REAL ESTATE FOR SaLE.

REJ7L FSTvdTE FUR o7LE.
TUyE undersigned offers for SALE house and lot, stuat
ed on PawtuYet Street, in one OF the most agreeable
sections Of the town. The house IL new, story high,
gabrel rooied, and finished in the most modern style The
lot 30 feet front PawXet Street. and 30 feet deep.
This cuariy calculated iof young mechanic,
indeed for any who fond Of the cottage life, and
advantages, other estate OF the
vicinity. II vii! be sold reasonable and accommodating
te,ns fr which please TO apply at the office Of the Literary
Cadet or 10 the owner OF the eale Pawtuxet street near
the premises. SAMUEL CLARKE.
March IL
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JUST RECEIVED,


At No. 81, .Earkst-SquDe
= Pieces super black Broadcloth piece brown Broad
- cloth, elegant shade pieces German olive cloths
piece light cOed Cashmere beautiful shade for Panta looms
H. c. 4. WELLS, wishing TO close their present stock
of ready made clothing offer at prices uncommony ow
Purchasers will find il To their advantage To call.
March |.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-19
NEW GOODS,

II hRCIAR & HATCH have just received, and are
this day opening, fresh supply of se,snnnhc Goods,
purchased al tue lite Auction New Yurk1mung whlcn
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pORTR ATS.
q. T. HINCKIEY.

U I
PORTRAIT AND MINIATURE PAINTER,
HAS removed his Painting Establishment 10 No 80,
II South main street, directly opposite Dr. ], alch, Jrs
Store If April
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THE ADULTERESS.

"The evil that thou causssts to be done,
That is the means to live DO thou but think
What It's 10 cram 4 nav, or cloihe a back,
From such filthy vice say TO thyself,-
From their abomlnable aud beasily touches
drink, | eat, array myself, and live,
Canst thou believe thy living is life,
So ,Irikingly depending' Go mend, 60 mend"
Measure for MsGsur,
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rheinveutor of these Pills one OF the mostemi-
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