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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-06


"CHARGE, CHESTER, cHAHGE"-1 1t may
not be improper to state, in answer TO the fire.
quent enquiries made by the public why the
Washington Telegraph, New Hampshire Pat
riot, Boston Statesman and some other news-
papers are in the constant practice Of inunda-
ting the community with whole floods Of round
assertions without even the appearance Of
pIausbility on the face Of them assertions
which are known 10 bo falsehoods so soon as
they are read, and acknowledged by thoir own
friends to be mistakes: That the Jacksonians
are brought into die NINA which requires
desperate movement, as they know their cause
is irretrievably ,ost However absurd tho idea
may at first appear, they have an object, the
success Of which is about TO be tostad. The
schcme is not perfectly original, though there
is not an instance perhaPa, on record, whore
the practice has bssn carried te such cxtont
Tho fact is this:-there are many parts Of the
Union net supplied with newspapers Of any
scrt, and consequently the inha, a,bitants are un-
informed as TO tho true state Of the Presiden-
tial question. These dark corners have all
been searched out sflato and the Jackson pa.
pers have boon sont thiiher gratis. To stop
therefore for the purpose Of rcfuting any char
gcs which have been brought against their
candidate by evidence or argument would be
but waste Of time and create a distrust on
the part Of their readers, because'such course
would imply objection to their veracity. At
most it would bo but a show Of resistanc CO
which would expose them to the greatest ridi.
cuc as they arc aware that every attempt to
screen the General from the allegations made
by the people. have hitherto proved abortive.
the method therefore adopted is to pour in up
on the Administration calamny upon calumny
in such quick succession that no one will have
time to dispose all Of them, and bye and bye
come out and triumphan,ly assert that their
charges remain unanswered! No time is to
be thrown away in probing these statements,
as such would be but an idle business in the
pro sent emergency. Charge, Chester,
charge" is now tho spell word! ELECTION is
at hand and if we are only able to ndct the
Administration Of SO many offences that they
ill not have time even to plead not guilty
to more than half, the rest will 90 for conrse'
tion! No matter il the hero be found guilty
Of treason, murder, piracy and robbery; only
set up the cry of "perjury and forgery" and
this will be sufficient! This is no time to talk
| about Evidence. What do we care about
facts? If we lose all confidence in the com
munity and all reputation for vcraeity it is ns
matter, pr divided We elect our man who viii
restore US fourfold for these trlaing losses.
| II now remains for US to See whether ther,
be firmness enough in the nation to withstand
the tornado. The great jury of the country
| to decide this case on which their lives, prop
erty and Liberty depend.
U-The Washington Telegraph asserts tha
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-another Confagratton.-Anoth desola-
ting conAagration broke out in this city at
IL O'Clock last night. The bells began to ring
the alarum at quarter past IL. The sky was
overcast with heavy clouds at the time, and
the reflection ofthe flames over q wide space
Of the dark canopy was very strong and Of an
unusually deep red cast contrasting fearfdily
with the darkness saround-particularly in the
North and West. The fire, it appears, broke
out in the stable Of N. George, in the rear Of
No. 4s Laurens street. The upper part Of the
stable was occupied as carpenters shop. Tho
fire was communicated by design. Three hor-'
ses were burnt to death in the stables. and
several carriages destroyed. From the stable,
the fire was communicated to James Halle
trunk and box makers shop, also in the roar.
The driving rain storm Of this morning has
prevented us from getting the particulars AZ
fully and accurately as we could wish,
Ibid
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-06

From France-Tbe packet ship Edward
Quesnel, Hawk ins. arrived yesterday from Ha-
vre and brings Paris papers to the 18th Of June
We have various files, but the news articles
have been anticipated by the English papers.
Ibid
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orws navs bson compelled ~ omit tho
spssch Of Nj. r..fowct', which ~s promised IN
~ur last. Tho favor or".f Rhode islander, !"
sil he f,und oar our fiat page.
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Cloth D,essing----lndigo
Blue Dying.

NIHE subscriber informs his friends and
l. the public generally, that be carries
on the CLOTH DRESSING BUSINESS
IN all lis various branches, at the UNION
FACTORY Portsmouth, X. !. where all per-
sons may be assured their work will be
done with dispatch and in the neatest man
ner--or no pdg-as he has employed man
competent to the business, who has had a
long experience in coloriDg and dressing
Cloth OF every description. Wool carded
into Rolls in the best manner, and with
nromptness, at the customary prices. All
Goods entrusted to his care will he finish
ed us cheap as at any other establishment.
Goods intended for the Factory may be
eft with Edward Stanhope, Broad-street,
or Bobert K. Carr, Ferry wharf, Newport
George Lawton, Tiverton, and jeremiah
Clifford Bristol Ferry, where they will be
taken by the subscriber, finished aud re-
turned. Carpets made to order, in supe-
rior style from any pattern, and AZ short
notice. MOSES LAWTON.
Portsmouth, Oct. 25, 1927.
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YoNEIY.


From the Merchants Telegraph.
The following lines were occasioned BY tn,
burial Of cadet. - : 't.
HE SLEEPS ALONE.
stood beside him while the sun.
Was setting in the West
Pouring its fading beams upon
Banner and glittcring crest.
Save from his cheek, no passcr by
His boyhood could discern,
For martial fire was in his eve,
His brow like manhood stsin.
stood beside him-and drew
The veil Of game way
His eyes were g laz d--cod clanmy degy
Upon his forehead lay.
Around his form | saw them twine,
The shroud in many fold;
tooch'd his lifeless hand TO mine,
Twas cold-twas icy cold
stood beside him-when they bore
Iiis body TO the tomb,
Waving amid the train, saw
Banner and sable plume.
Onward they NOV d withyoices dumb,
To music slow and drear,
Heavily roll d tho muffled drum,
Heavily creak d tho bier.
stood beside him-wh,n they bore
His coffin in The ground;
heard the grating of the cord,
The falling clods resound
saw his comrades near him stand,
Q, The parting looks they gave;
4 heard the voice of low command;
The vol!cy DER the grave.
1 stood above him--while the sun
Was setting in the West;
saw stone engrav'd upUn
TO mark his place Of ros,
saw the long grass waving high,
heard tho winds deep moan,
A voice seemd whisp ring in its sigh,
"He sleeps-he sleeps alone"
West Point. Harp cfMe Isle.
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SPRING GOODS
FL 2R2SIQMSa

HAS just received and now Oneis for
z 4 sale general assortment Of Spring
goods, among them ore The following viz.
Black India Levantines, cdtpnrod ditto
black Eustrings, Synschews black & col
Gros de naples, black Bombdzines, bIac k
and coloured Canton Grapes. black nan
kin ditto; Battiste dresses, plain browu
Battiste, Gattiste Ginghams, superior IN
glish ditto /; light and dark prints, small
ig'd prints, Linens, Birdseye diapers. cot
ton damask, Russia Sheetlngs, ditto ducks.
fancy Silk IIandkcrchieis, ditto Gauze, dit
to; flag g. bondanna ditto, bhc.S staliar
Crayats, Einnen Combrjck lldkis, lmita
ticn ditto Merino Square SlNwis. dittc
long, ditto; Furniture Bimity, fine Cam
brick ditto; Furniture Chmtz, hastings
black g. colmrcd; bro@a French Drilling
Imitation ditto India Nankins, EngliSj
ditto; Striped. Jeans. Silk Cnmblcts, SIX
Vesiings, Valensia ditto Broad cloths anu
CassnnereS.
Also,
A complete ossortpcnt of Blcnohed and
Cnbeached SfiEETINGS and SHIRT
inGs, stripes plnids, Tickings, &c. &c.
Newport May7
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l.aces, lace Wells, sc.

NTM. JAMES TiLLEY, has just rccoiv.
w cd, superb lot OF Lace Wells, black
and white Lsces for Wells, and Stripping al
very low prices,
ALSO, more Sewing Cot ons, at d the
hundred skeins
A complete assortment Of MILLINERY
always on hand.
INV. J. L. is determined on selling his
stock of Goods at his former prices, although
most of them are worth from 10 to 20 per CT
more Than they were before the passing of the
Tariff. Newport, may %
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NEW and CHEAP
Q0QDSa

, variety;
! Black Lasting and cir.
cassians,
! Stout black silk and
Marseilles vestiDg,
. Silk flag, black Le-
. vantine and Ger.
!; man Silk hdkfs.
Superf. blue cassi-
|. mere g. Broadcloth
!, Irish Linens OF a su-
, perior manufacture
! cheap;
: Irish Sheetings, Ia
, bic Linen,
. Striped Jeans, Linen
: drilling,
!. Green Booking for
floor cloths,
|. English & American
Sea Island Shifting
, Blue cashmere, suita +.
, BILE for boys-.clleap;
, A great variety of
!. Bpoadcloths, Cassi-
|, mcres, Sattinetts,
&c. &c.
from NEW. YORK,
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One Case Leghorn 4 Bolivar
z ATS - tire cheapest ever brought TO this
,nwn. Newport, april "a, ic2S
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MISCELLANY.
THE SUNSET OF BATTLE.

Qu riman / elmo, . la riman 10 scu 10,
Loniain gil arnosi, pu lontain l. ushergo!
.4vtcsfo
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NEW GccDS.
James MumfOrd,

No. oot, TuAMEs.sTRrEr,
HIS JUST RECEIVED FROM n. YORK,
GENERAL AssoRTLENT,
FRESH IMPORTED DRY GOODS,
.7mong ,ckicb are
DLUE and mkt broadcloths; light * mkt
ID cassimeres; Canton and nankir grapes;
Italian cravats, blue aud white stripe Jean,
corsc't laciugs, 'ong lawn, black and green
Italian Grapes; green gauze, roagees. mkt
lasting, brown & white drillirg stripe Tom &
Jerry, plain and fg'd Swiss muslin, black and
coIored silk braids, Jaoonct and null moslin;
black lcvan,ine, super6no flag silk btkis.;
fashionable calcoes, plain large silk shawls;
ditto cotton, with satin borders; Valencia
square shawls, casha.ere do; linen, twil'ed
bombazctt, plain do; black bornbazeen, gros
de Naples, handsome fancy silk hdkfs; black
silk shawle. suniture ribbons, No. % Il 80
water ditto, horse skin. kid, and silk gloves;
black silk hose. cdrton and hemp ditto; dimi.
tics. blue & yellow nankaen. furniture c,,iniz,
bnbbinet lace, black and white peaTling, Eng.
lish girghsms, handsome vest patterns.
ALSO superior assortment oibO.NE :.
TIC GOODS, blcacbcd and unblcachvd COT,
ton Stripes and ginghams, bcd,icks, checks
&c which will be sold a. cheap as AT sny
Store in town. msy !.
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Nett, DagD6oeg8

- LATEST r PAR1S1AN fash
IONS, ut NO. 40, 7hames.strIa
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Long and sduare me-

Long and sduare me-
rino Shawls,
Rich fancy Silk hdkfs
French, English and
American calicoss;
English Ginghams, a
great variety;
Pongees, grapes, Flo
rences, Gro de nap
Silks;
Fine cambric dimities
Bobbinett Lace,
Jaconet, hook, Swiss
musllns;
Brown Bonnet cam
brics,
Rich gro de Nap rib.
bons,
Betting ribbons and
tringed belts,
Silk and cotton ho-
sicry,
White, brown, olive
horseskin Gloves;
Black double silk lace
Veils,
Shell combs, n great
JUST TRECEIYEL
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Beautiful pongee silkE EHandsome Fes.ing:
for $50 per yard of q new style
Elcgant( A damsplaid) A cheap lot &c twi.. {
Barege for dresses boinba2etts " bonn
New style Prints, in. ba2eens
ierior TO none in the Ladies cotton Hose
State for only 20 cents .
Rich borege hdkfs. & 5 Fine do from so t.
Gauze ditto 75 cents per pair
Black silk, nag and Red silk maniles foI
bandanno hdkio. SO %
English ginghans for } Elegant red merinc
only Is. long shawls
Untrcssd cahcocs for Good shirtings and
Sd and Is per yard ( sheetngs
Boxes cotton balls for Fine power.loom A
Is - 30 balls of do. white sheetings
for only ] ct each White and brown
Floor carpetDgs and ) French Drilings
Hearth Rugs hand Dmites good for on
some patterns ly9d
FigGr n plalnSSwiss { Handsome white mus
muslin lin dresscs
Book and jacOnet do. 5 Ca"brics X cambric
N1pklns for only Cd muslins
Russia diaper and lr- : "A Indigo chex foI
. ish Liners 90 cents
Nankin, Canton, and Thread and cotton la
Italian grapes } ces
Good Llark and white , Two-blue calicoes for
Silk Hose for Gs IL cents
White cotton Hose, Elegant French flow.
E,r 90 cents err
Plsid Table cloths fSik and cotton Para
Bonnet paper sos and Umbrellas
Very handsome oil , Elegant prussan ginn
cloths for tables ham Dreasce, -,
large assortment of only 81 each, a We.
Ribbons sy handsome cheap
long and side Combs article.
Glue, black, brown * With many other We.
mix d, olive and ry cheap articles
green br"ajcloths too numerous Il
and -cass,mcrcs mention
ALSO,
One Case Leghorn 4 BOLIVIA,
HATS -tlre chearoar ever brought to thi,
! ,nwn. Newport, april "a, les.
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John Y. Townsend.
Anil IN IS.lS
Stone Cutting.
PHILIP STEVENS,
April TO, 1923

NAKES this opportunity 10 inform his
4 friends and the Public, that he has
removed from Job Sherman's Wharf 10
the north end Of Thames street, No 300,
where he keeps constantly on hand, Grave
Stones Of all desc riptions, Of the first quail.
iy, and as cheap az can be had in the
State.
ALso--hearths, fire pisces, and all 9TH
or work in his line, dome to order and with
despatch. All orders from the country
strictly attended to.
mar. 6, 1928. ep6m
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rpx ,be Steam Packet Chancellor Livineston.l

rpx the Steam Packet Chancellor Livinsston.l
Arrat New York on Wednesday, schrs Vesa,
Saith. from Ma.anzas; Eliza and Nancy, Coombs,
Ocrscock: Ann B. Cox, Lambert, Edenton, n Z.
Cd shin Andes, Rich, Charleston; schrs Climax,
.shsed. AUX Caves; Toison, Eddy, Of Warren, for
The bris Harriet, Ashby, 81 days from New Or
r.,ns. for this port put into Stonngton, on Monday
Arr at Philadelphia, 2ls,, schr Fair Play, Scott
80, w;,m;ne,on. Cid schr Phoenix, Sclby for
Srr At Baltimore, 20th, brigs Ann, Sloan, from
y;m, Two Sons, Stevens, Turks Island; Pacihc,
C"nLin. Vera Cruz. Cid brig Montczuma, Baker,
south America; schrs Lottery, Curtis, k'o de jan
s;ro and market; Z q Burri, Trinidad de Cuba
Arr at Wilmington, li,h, brtgs Mary Betsey'
Rankin. from St Thomas, Leopard, Hopkins Do
(d hrios Spartan, Courtney, Havana; Thomas hins'
Providence; Counsellor, Mann, Guidaloupe' sam
.oset, Hayti. r ros,o.
from Hamburgh; brig New York, rr'nGe, havre'
Arr At Savannah, 18th barque Herald Go!die' I'm
Aha,deen. Cid ships Clansn,an, Snowden, Gree
mock: Olive Branch, Harding, Liverpool; brig Ap'
thorp, Havre. -. p,ou
ia a; New York on Thursday, ship RUSSELL
F,sdick, New Orleans. e
The schr Cecilia. Tatcm, from Philad@lpha, ior
M Orleans was lost on Carters Key, on the ioth
March. Nearly all the cargo and one oi the ere"
lost. raj ~-,... or S,,om
,,,,e. Herald. Pearson, of Boston, do; Candacc'
Heath. do do; u frigate Bandywlne, Com Jones'
..nd scbr Dolphin, Roisian, all WE'LL The brig For
tuoe Baker, of Boston, sailed days before Tor VAL
ma, also and CoQnimbo.
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Up at Philadelphia, 2oih, schr Messenger, Kelly,
for this port few days.
Sailed from Elizabeth City, 18th, schrs Chance,
French. tor Berkley; frances Dighton; sloop Loop
ard, Wareham.
The ship Edward Hicks, of this port, had disc at
Mazat,ai Feb Oh.
The sIoop William, Saunders, OF Newport, from
Washington, N J has arr at Bos'on.
Arr at New Orleans, 23d ult brig Castillo, Young
Of Warren. from Havana.
Cid at Mobile, 18th ut brig Mariner, Thomas
for this port.
Cid at New Orleans, 2l.h ult brig Harriet, Ash
by, for this port.
| Arr at English Turn, 9th ult brig Evergreen, Fl
Bristol. "A mistake-no such vessel has sailed from
| that port
The Delawa re, "a, arr in Gibraltar Bay, Marci
23d, 81 days from the Chesapeake, and sailel agar
! 26lh.
| The Br brig Eliza, Abbot, from Liverpool, fol
Charleston, went ashore Bulls Breakers, on the
night Of The 9Th INST. Crew and part Of the carg'
saved-vcssel entirely lost.
| The : ship Natchez, Budd, on cruise saec
! from Pensacola, previous to 22d ult.
! The schr James G. Stacy, from St Thomas for
| York, was stranded on Ocracock Bar on 18th INST
vessel and greater part Of the cargo lost
| The schr Susan, Morgan, from New Orleans, fc
| Boston, run ashore on the Cortpgascs, on the 1911
u!t and got oby the wreckcrs, and carried into Ke
| West.
The ship Hazard, Chnce, from This port, was a
English Turn, Goth ult.
Sailed from Bangor, schrs Traveller, Parks, for
Kingstown; Hannah Jane, Hartford, for tins port
! Miller, Lowell, do
Sailed from Bordeaux, Sd ult Brilliant, for Ne,
York.
Sailed from Vile. 7lh ult ship Mary Amy, Martin
Of this port for Gottenburg.
Adv at New Orleans, 2lst ult brig Pomona, fc
| Havana.
The schrs Boston, Baxter, and Sally Hope, Bake
for this port, were in Naniaskct Roads, OH Wedne,
day last.
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PORTLAND, May 10. Arr schrs ihomas'oh'
Keller. from Providence; superior, Lords D,sh'on
CID bugs Mary, Nj rrlll, Guadaoupe; fa'r'"''
.Noyes, Cuba. . ell, H.. uJa,b and
Judah, Holmes, Providence. s.,-, po,,,
NEWBURYPoRT, May l6. Sailed Po'omao'
"I R0SrON, May 90 Arr brigs Byron, Moore
from Hamburg; Neptune, Picket, Gottenours
CID ship Paris, Neal, Batavia oaque S,"ao
Touob. ST John, NIB; brig Rome, kyer' oa'an'
nah. .,,Lo,. fop Rot
..aaam. (,ooroe Henry, Wales, Halifax; schr Mary
Ann. 0,tlncer, Jereme; Only Son, Thomas rom
Wilmington. oL;. Dsn,;s
Ro,terds9; Stephen, Lincoln, Honduras
new YORK, May ~. Arr ship Warrior, Stone,
from Br,sto, f; br,gs Rice Plant, Foster, Batavia,
Teoor,fe; Abigail, Morris, Rochelle; William lid'
ior, RYE, Z; Expedition. Milne, Aberdcenj sloop
Empress, Thayer, Providence. ,,,,
I'D SHIN Macon, Porter, Savannah; brig William,
Igtn arr ship Illinois, Waterman, from N Orleans;
brig Mary, Bassott, Baltimore; sehr Compeer' from
Eastport. ~,
cid schr Union, Kilborn, St Johns. " B.
10Th arr brig Munro, Warrington, from Ut Croix;
sloop Mary, Gardner, Providence.
(,id ship Marnon, Hart. Trinidad de Cuba.
aOth arr ships London, Brown, from Liverpool;
Fr Packet No 1, Duprat, Vera Cruz; brigs Roam
oLe. Marshall, Antwerp; Coral. Charleston, 6days,
fsaiied in company with schr Susan and Phebe, for
Providcnce.l
Cid brgs America, Hale, Bordeaux; Brazilian,
Andros, South Amsrie
2lst arr ship Essex,~Tompk'ns' rom Liverpool;
schrs Frances, Nichols, Savannah; Garclle, Smith,
Providence. l. H..
Cid brig Emblem, Higgins, Bremen; sloop Hun
tress, Heath, Providence.
pIiiLADELPIIIA, May 10. Arr ship Tsscao-
ra, serr,il, from Liverpool; America. Eldndge' st
Salvador; Elizabeth Ann, Belfast; schr MesSe"ge''
Kelly, Providence.
cd schr BALTIMORE, Green, Cuba. 4
2Oth arr brig Attakapas, McManus, from New
Iberia.
C,d brig Mary, Andros, Providence
BALTIMORE, May I6. Arr ship Jefferson
Cormiek, from Havfs.
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Cid ship Orbit. Colt, Valparaiso, Bevidera, for

Cid ship Orbit. Colt, Valparaiso, Bevidera, for
Rotterdam.
I7th, cid sloop Samuel Slater, Chapman, Provi-
dence.
ALEXANDRIA,, May H. Arr brig Cossack,
Riches, from Liverpool
RICHMOND, May Is. Arr schrs Clarssa,
Hil from Provdence; Mary Eliza, Allen, do.
NORFOLK, May Is. Arr schr Only Son,
Grow ell, from Newport.
Below, schr MERIDIAN, Ingersoll from Troy.
PETERSBURG, May IS. CID brig Westmore-
land, Patrick, Rotterdam.
CHARLESTON, May -. Arr schr Marion
Pszant, from st Jago de Cuba.
SAVANNAH, May 9. Arr brig Car, Russell
from Liverpool
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TO q lKUENEKS ANU hUNrN ?. H' - ~ ~ 20 u II :
vI,E yb.eber respectfully informs the public hs ne has
eeled Ri. ate father Jacob srdenbnrgh, ~ seeds
man. and h.pe. 10 the orders Of the patrons OF IN e
pu.n n. ha, pe ON hand very extensive variety oi gar,
cu an cu,ry seeds Of The bet quality all o. wnoh ne WI
warren, 10 he new and Of the last growth As MS iahef
for y wear, the only scotsman ~ Providence and at
ing that period ,nave very extensive palronaEehr
and son. confidently hopes. that that patronage w now ne e"n
ferred on him MI, stand Is N the Old Market stall No. ~
Ac,;l, JOHN U. HARDEEDuRGH
"a -
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VESSELS sPoh T. n.

,,,h of Hereford, schr Joseph, Baker, of this port
6.h,ny for mackael-had caught 70 bbls that day.
and 60 the day before. D.
9Th INST in Long Bay, vessel reported the ham-
bier, from Warren, for Savannah. ~ c,,;.
I'd ms, lat % II. long 10, brig Phebe, Cha'np''h'
of hs port. days from ;h'rlcst'n' tor nav ana,
I6th nj, on the !, ,hama Banks, brig Neptune
uause. IS DAYS from Providence, tor New Orleans;
r, d not recollcct of any such vessel having sied
from this port; probably the Nchane' Howe, OF and
from Bristol, il Tor Matanzas, which has since arr
there
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DRY GOODS
LONDON BOTANIC, OR,
VEGETABLE OIL SDAP.

And also ne impcri0 Rtnordtor; The Ge",to
q Llf'eS Dress aud Genihaaas t7c:Gihc, u ..-yep-
Scfptio" # cofcur qsetny, ritsoa !i IrSt ;ls ty
chitr.
TIME above composition, 'uy ,Ictcd in Eut,ae an,
IL also i, the principal ,c and IN U,,r s,s,. j
he 70 mer, the Vegetable Oh Tor it, superior Gu,, IN ,aci
OIL grease OF any kind also paint tar irop Gen, a.
man coil0, and woocn cloth anl p-ng ever, de.c
tom restoring them their former cndi ion whbot o.s
the least injury 10 either quality colour. ..
Aud the latter, the Imperial Reno,af ct = eshamn,r,
qna'' N ekhdeis spots STAINS caused b, g'cac, o ~1
of any KIND, from Silk, Sutn, Meino Cs,a B,,.
baaincs and Ladies dresses OF every drc ,iu. NIX i
their former condition, without ens ", l. al mir, 4,
rhher gloss, colour quality, let the Lc shs.v-t
AMI in ia yer, few n;ns toe uisn H., aid ..
kind Of ldud, heated i;ons anv tlbs i ,bI h,
le upon 'h oi the delicate colours wio saoe, =,
gcihcr. with the greatest safety.
"a very Liberal allowance will be made to one rcr.,n -
deach town, who may purchase to .cl again.
}. fREN'ti, in.e",o a,J Msnufac;n s-
No. 2ij, Crccnnich-sreoi, New urk.
For sale by E..F. MIIlER, No. 25. Nirl et-.i,c,,p,
Hence, Sole Agent for i, town and ,cni,. A,o D, u, -
DuREEr, al Fa River (Niss) 3m. A,>> 4
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-24
NEW GOODS.

o. CARPENTER. % & co.
aEAvE Just received variety Of seasnnable Dry Goods
consisting or dark and light Blisie, and Battistt
nrbams black Bomazncs, Grs de Naples Silks, Prints
Chintzes, Null Mislins, Belt Ribbons, SIN and Gauh'
Hdkfs. Gloves, Hosiery, Sc. &c.
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