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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-26
PORT OF PROYIDENCE.
ARRlV ED.
November %.

SATURDAY November 20.
Ship Eliza and Abby, Martha, 6 days from Savan-
nah, with cotton and rice, to Cooke & Blown, J
Chap,n &. Co. J Manton, C II Stafford Il Co. q
Arnold, J Rogers, b d Weeden, Stimson & Hodges,
Overs Il Manton and Beckwith Y Pearson. Left
ships Envoy, Wheaton, for Liverpool next day; Ris-
ing States, Carpenter, for this port 10 ds; Hazard,
Chaee, unc; brig William, Atwood loading for Bos.
ton.
Schr Perseverance, from New York, with -four to
schr Polly, Nickerson FIN New York, with coal to
b C Harris.
sloop McDonough. Horton FIN River Head, with
wood.
Shops Factor, Rabbit, and Infant. Hathaway, I'm
sloop Hunter, Calder FIN Nantucket, with oil and
candles.
Sloop Lady Washington, Farnam, FIN Baltimore
via New York, with -four and grain. Experienced
severe weather on the passage, was twice blown of,
and has been thrown on her beam ends, but without
damaging her cargo.
U L sioop Mary, Heath, 2 days from New York
via Newport.
Sloop Henry, Akin, 8 hours from New Bedford,
with oil.
sloop Aurora, Briehtman fin wcstport, with wood
sloop Pacific, Griffin FIN River Head, with wood
TO J Burrough.
Sloop Fall River, Brayton, Troy.
Sloop Narragansett, Williams I'm Taunton.
sloop Rising Sun, Presbrcy I'm Taunton.
Sloop George Il Mary, Walden, Newport.
SUNDAY, November %.
sloop Fair America, Smith, from Hartford, with
gin SC to G s Rathbone.
MONDAY, Novembe "a.
Schr Joseph, Farris fr Boston Bay, with macka-
rel 10 B g Dexter.
Schr Lucy, Baker FIN Saco.
Schr Betsey, Nickerson I'm Saco.
Schr Success, Lewis FIN Barnstable, with fish to
the master.
Schr Charles, Crowell I'm Depnis.
u l. sloop Superior, Child, DIS from New York,
with iron, dye SUITS, wool, sugar, butter, crates &c.
TO Slater, Wardwell x Co. ) Adams Jr. s Shove &
Co. Dyers & Manton, + Manton & Co. J Congdon
b Sons, d Dyer x Go. and I Whitaker.
Sloop Alonzo, Child, 2 days from New York, with
coal, -four, wool, cheese sc. to q Z Mowry, b L
Harris, q Fisher. X G Hazard r. Co. and J Car
pcnter.
= Slsop Fame, Walden, Newport.
Sloop Lucy EmelIne, sp,nk, Wexford.
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The ship William, Allen, Of and for Warren, with
500 tons iron, sailed from Gottenburs On the Zoth
Sept. and on the 2sd ut while lying 10 in q heavy
gale from SSE. al 4 A M. was struck by a tremen.
dous sea, which carried away the head, head ra''s'
buiwarks &c. hut were able to keep her FREQ with
one pump. until the morning Of the 9Th inst. when
The leak suddenly increased, and both puo,Ps were
worked for three days. II this time, the leak SIN
increasing, and the crew nearly exhausted, II vas
resolved to abandon the wreck as so"n as a vesse'
have in sight, or IN the boats as the last extremity
On the 7th, lat 81 30, lon SO 30, IL blowing a heavy
gale from NV. finding il impossible to keep the ship
free another day. having already thrown over ~ tons
ofiron, hove to under close reeicd ~iopsai's, and while
expecting a speedy termination Of their suiierings' a.
4 p NJ. discovered a sail, and at 5 came up with the
schr Eagle, Capt Sheffield, from St Johns n y. Tor
Bermuda, then lying 10 under her foresaiL Imne-
diately forsook the pumps. and afier difficulty IN get
ting out the boat. embarked IN it NJ 7, saving nothing
hut what they stood in, and succeeded IN reaching
the schi. where they were kindly received by Capt
s. who had himself been some time out, and was al
ready short Of water and provisions. Auymenting
their number from 5 10 10, they were obliged to 60 on
short allowance, until the 10Th. when they were sup
piled with a barrel ofbread, a Dbl Of water, aud 'Oo
lbs provisions, by the brig Constitution, from Phi'a-
delphia for Laguira. On the 9Th they we're taken
on hoard the Br br,g Retrench. Cooper, from Gree
mock for Charleston, whore they were hospitality
treated until the 10Th, when thew were transferred 10
the brig Mordecai, Fisher, OF this port, which arr At
New York on the 22d inst. Captain Allen reached
here on Monday morning last, in the steam boat
| Washington and proceeded to Warren.
The brig Cato. Bisc"e, from Philadelphia for We
"a Cruz subsequently fallen in with WAS upset in a
gale, on the night Of the 18th ult. When two days ont
she soon after righted with loss OF her masts. Mr.
l. Maro,,e and master n E Coleman, passengers. J
o Neal and d Day, seamcn. and ] Thomas, slew
ard, were drowned at the time and the cook expIr-
ed on the l9h-on which dav the survivors were Ia
ken ofFby brig Mary, from New York, and carried
to Mobile.
The schr Com Perry. Of Deer Islse, was fallen in
witt, 20th INST of South Shoal, abandoned, hatrhes
off, and boats and part Of her sails gone.
The schr America, Murch, Of Saco, FIN Richmond
for Boston, with coal, went ashore at Truro, G c. on
the 18th inst. and it is expected has gone to pieces.
Most ofthe cargo ofthe Mars, wrecked OH Long
Island, has been saved.
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III LEI

In this town on Monday morning last, Miss Sarah Hal
lowell, aged 60, Funeral this afternoon nj = O'Clock, from
the house Of Mrs Martha Hallowrll, Ann street. where tie
relatives and friends Of the deceased, are requested to at
tend.
MI Richard Godfrey, in the 9ist year of her age. Funeral
ellis afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
On Monday evening last, James d. infant son of Captain
William Rea. Funeral this afternoon al half past 2 O'Clock,
from No5 5, Benefit street.
On the 9TH inst. MI Henry Holden, aged 43, formerly of
Warren.
In New Bedford, on Sunday last, Col. Lysander Wash.
burn, aged 30, formerly Of Newport. About four weeks
since, he received a severe injury by falling from n ciaise,
and fingered IN extieine suffering until the time ofliis death.
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No Am vessels at Curacao 3lst ult.

No Am vessels at Curacao 3lst ult.
At st Thomas 9th inst. briggs Jane, Fowler for N
York 8; GannicleIt, Donaldson, Philadelphia 4; Sea
Bird, Carr I'm Baltimore unc; John Laird, Fletcher
Alexandra do; Elizabeth, Hart for Plymouth N e
10; Corsar, Somcrs, ar 9Th I'm Bost III.
The ship Selma, I'm New York, arr at Mobile "a
inst. She made the Hole IN the Wall IN D days, and
arrived within 100 miles Of Moblle III 8 days, when
she was becalmed.
No Am vessels at Carthagena 9Th ult.
The brig Prome,heus, Lewis I'm New York, ar at
st Thomas 2Sth ult.
The ship Frederick Augustus, Earle, Of Newport,
touched at Woahoo 2Id April, with 100 bbls oil.
No Am vessels at ST D,mingo 2Sth ult.
The ship Aspasia, Bennett, for N York, entered
for loading at Liverpool 18th ult.
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LOOK AT THIS

SMALLEY Il ILLING Asst, have recently received
- at their Clothing Ware Iiouse, NJ. 5, Canal street. a
prime assortment Of blue, black, brown, olive, green and
~ I'D Bradciotiss and Cd,simeres; six, velvet and vaic,nis
Nestlnes; superior goats Iair Cambiets; imitation and c.ns-
mon 10; Tartan riaits; gre-n floor ci,tl, Biize; whio ard
red Ftanncis satt'nets p%addi"r; dab Daibls Kersv ;
Suspenders; Gloves and H,~iri,.
Also,
On hand, upwards Of Is % Ready Made Garments, CON-
sistinG of blue, black, olive aud miyetl lrcss C.si,; bluN.
brown, olive and mixed Fmcks AMI sutouts; blue black,
olive, drab and mixed Bro i,icioih an, Cashmere panlalOups;
velvet, silk, tuiliNeIt, Vairi,cia md VI lrSciiiss Vests; BroSi.
ciot b, Cashmere and Sauiiet d.; gns.shair Camhist Ore {
COas and ClOaks; limitation, aud conn. N d0; Plaid d.;
drab Duifil and Kersey Pea Jackets; hlue BruadciAh, Ca~i-
mere aud Saiiinet short jackets; shirts and Shin Culaip
Cravats, &c. &c. NIL of which are made in the first st,ic,
and workm tnslip. They invite their friends, customers
aud the public generally. to call aud examine befTe tloy
purchase elsewhere. They intend ~ make now arrange
meits In then business, and are desir IA Ia cl,se their stock
Of Cloti'ing, At unusually low prices, at Wholesale and utIi,
for CASH. Nov ~
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MARRIED.

In this town on Sunday evening last, Mr. William Colby,
to Miss Maria Milielt. -
In S%mithfield, on Thursday evening last, by Asa Wind
sor, Esl. Mr. John Lee, Of that place, 10 Miss Lydia Lee, of
Uxbridge.
In Troy, Mass. on Sunday evening last, by Rev MIR Ross,
Mr. George s Allen, ofthis town, to Miss Plrbe Howland of
the fsrmer place.
In swanzey, on Monday last, by Rev Mr. Baker, Mr.
Thomas Eddy, of Attleborough, Macs. TO Miss Roby Phi :
tips, of Warren.
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Per Southern Mail.

Cid ut New York on Saturday, ship Lafayette, Tanning
Charleston, brig President Manning, Grafton, ilmingIon
schr Frances. Johnston, savannah; sloop Angel, Luce do.
Arr u : ship Nael.ez, BudJ, Ia ds fin Pensacola. Left,
U I schr Campus, just leturnrd rom "A cruise ui the S side
OF Cuba. The u ! ship FalmuuIh was cruising Off the N
side Of Cuba. Lieut.. Johnson, Of this town, Is OH 10 nd
the Naicl~z.
Ar IN Sunday, brigs Baltic, Aoyt, ST Thomas; Mattea-
wan, Head, II Bnrs rs, sclr Glide, Harmn, Savannah.
The ship Envoy, Wheaton,. for Liverpool, sailed from Sa-
vaiinali l,th inst.
Atst Bnts, 9Th inst. brig Olive Branch, of Bristol, for New
Orleans in 10 ds.
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'tiajurity for Jackson,

THE GALE.-on Saturday afternoon and evening We hal
an esserl, gle and heavy rain, Yesterday morning, about
one o'ciocL, Inc wind suddenly Game cut from the westward,
and blew with g ent vIolere In the course OF The day, the
winJ sot round 10 N w. and by shutdown luhel TO n mode
rate breeze. Although We have heard Of bul lutte damage in
the harhor. we fear that vessels close N our coast, have suTeI-
ed. We have heard Of the following accidents in our harhor
The ship America IN hauling into The wharf in the East riv.
er. al oe O'Clock 81" Saturday night, the violence of the Wind
brought he bows IN contact with the quarter 81 the brig Abico
OF Portland, at the end Of The Ter, and ready for sea. The
slip sustained no damage. The brig received considerable
INJURY, is leaky, and viii probably have to d~i,charg,. The
steamboat Commerce started for Albany, with two freight boats
on Saturday evening, aud of the battery received considerable
injury in her upper works. One oi the tow boats had her stern
Knocked Oh against the r. cks. when they put back Tor repairs.
The schooner William, Of Buslwick, loaded with wood, sunk
al the wharf foot Of Moore street, lost one Of her nasts and
the whole Of her load.
Several %schooneis which were at anchor III the Battery
parted their cables aud drirted in the East River. Others rode
cut the gale in safety.
Ship Amelia, from Mobile, went ashore at Spermaceii
Cove, with loss Of both anchors. Sloop Douglas, ashore on
the llook-abo a schooner unknown.
NJ y. Gazette Of Monday.
" Will be seen ny this mornings paper, that upwards Of
40OO bass Of Cotton were received ut thus place on Thursday
last, ny small boats from the up country. This heavy ar
rival may le attributed tn the anxiety to embraces The late
swell in the rivers, lest they should Immediately fall again.
-Charlest0n Courier.
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A PLEASANT REMEDY FOR
OORM8l

T has nov been ksvwa fs years, thai the ALBION CORN
II PLASTER affords immediate relief and effects q certain
cure for Corns BY hs application according 10 accompanying
directtcns, the Con v sohened, attenustcd, and drawn ou. by
the rott, with ~ the least pain u any of the trouble and dan
ger attending the hssardDu. and in, deciuaI practice of snhset-
ing The Corn by mere cutting.
The following ,nstsnres, from many others ri o similar char
scter, sufhcieniiy attest 10 the superior eAcaey Of the Albion
Corn Plaster.
Mr.. Fsrsr VI Boston, was . number Of ears distressed ny .
very painful Corn, had applied every thing recommended With
out eject, AID wa, rendered a perfect cripple. On applying
this Plaster he was perfectly cured Of his Com aud freed from
his hmene..
AGcniIsman Of Greenfield, wa, Er many year afflicted with
Q very painful Corn, and WAS cured by one boz, after every
other plaster had been tried 10 no pG pose
Me-. Cutler, Of Boston, was cured ota Troublesome Com by
one box.
Certificate. To ihos~ afflicted with corns on their feet, l
do certify, that ! have used the Albion Corn Plaster, with CON
pL, te success. Before I had u. d ou. lox, il completely cured
. Corn which had uoubled me for many wears. I make thu,
public iI the beBehi OF those afflicted with that painful com
plant. (Signed) WIN. SiiAW.
Flushing, Long. Island, Eel. %.
price 50 cents q box)
Prepared from the ~ iginal MS Recipe Of the late Dr.
W. T. Conway, by T. KIDDEK, hi, immediate successor and
the sole proprietor. For sale Wholesale, with all the other
CoRUdy .hedeine) At his Counting koou over No. 81, Oor-
merly TOY Corner Of Couit and Hanover i Gets, fostsn, and at
retail, nv his special sppointmeni, by JOSEPH BALcH. IA.
and JOHN II. MASON Il co Pow: nee DIR. A. L. MOORE,
Newrorij an d.. J. WILLIAMS, Wsre..
- Observe that none are genuine unless signed J. ktDDER,
on the outside printed wrapper.
DrA large discount made 10 Country Physicians, Traders,
&c. Nov ri
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THOMAS NJ. PARKER.

NANCY and WindSor Chair Painter, respectfully iufo,n N,
The public that he has taken The shop formerly occupied
by Rhode. Ii. Allen, ~ Matbewson- street, the third door ifss
Westminster street, where he will he happy 10 receive an, v
der in hi, line Of business. Having procured the les, ef sioek,
he hope. b, punelualiy and doing his work in a worknssliks
manner, to merit hi. share Of the public pat onage.
on HAND,
Large iigh back Rocking Chairs, well finished Chi,drcu'
Dining and sm,l Rocking Char S, cheap for Cash.
November ~. J. an.
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st Thomas.

The brig WIN Henry, Cole, for Wilmington, his
sailed I'm Warren.
Arr at Elizabeth City prev to 18th, Experience,
Talbot I'm Rhode Island. Sailed, Atlas, Tyler, and
President, Kelly, w Indies; Factor, Gibbs, Mari.
nilo.
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SAMUEL w. WHEELER,
.No. 10 ID sfr.ef

TT = - -cFTCCFp
AS received aud fr sale a supply Of the third edition
nM OF Ballou's " Treatise ON Atonement." Price IS CTS.
Also, "a Dissertation upon Extraordinary apakeHiags
or Religious Siirs,' by Rev. MESzirs RlvNER, while
Rector al st. Paul's and 81. Peters Churches, IN Huntington,
Con. Price 20 cts.
Likewis", Rev. Mr.. R,vSkR's farewell Sermon, on taking
leave Of the Episcopal Church at Monroe, Con. and a Ds
course, entitled "Dacinc Loco the source of all Christtaa
birtne." Price ~ - cents eacl.
Al the same place may asn he lad n variety " works de.
signed TO support the Gospel Of Universal Grace.
Del Is 6tis
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Sailed on Saturday, briggs Marcia, Mayberry, Ha-
vana: Phebe, Champlin do; Laurel, Sheldon. Sa-
va nah: schr George aud Mary. Gibbs, Charleston.
Yesterday, shp Franklin, Pearce for Fast Indies;
briggs Union. Bur-, Charlesron; Sarah Lee, Ward
we'll, Wilmington; Leopard, Harris. Savannah.
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LESSONS IN MUSIC.

nv MRS. LUMLEY. FkuA NEN-YORK.
RS. Pl.CMLEY respectfully informs the c.lixens Il
4Vl Providence, thai sire will give less0ns to n elias. II
youag ladies ~, The PaOo Forte, nj Mrs. Easion's boarding.
house, Westminster Street, opposite Tho Arcade.
As Mrs. Z. has determined to receive only six young In
dies, application must liz made snn u insure adiuisAsn.--
Terms made known on application.
Mrs. 4. has for many years instructed IN New .Ysrk, aud
has IN her possession the most unexreptio,able references.
Exercises To commence on the fst of December, 1915.
NV ~
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T. JUVENILES.

WOuNG Mans Model, character essential to success In
n life, addressed Ia Those who are approaching manhood
by Rev. Isaac Taylor.
English Mary, or The happy road of virtuous fidelity; to-
genici with The 4, ilage Muse.
The Pinch Tippef, or the contrast Of Sabbath scholars
diSpl,ys-by Mrs. Sherwood.
A Vent to my birth place by the author Of the PASTORS
Tales. Just received by A. s. BECKWtTH,
Nov g No, 10, Mukel 81.
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CADET MARINE JOURNAL.

High Water, this day, morn. Thursday, Oh. 3sm. Friday,
In 22m.
II subtr acting 10 minutes gives the time o. high water a, Newport
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HUZZA FOR n TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS!
"no would MT rather have i than 10 have Jaekss.
Preudentf not a man la Chrisiendom but wouId
say " !, " viii, all my heart
Vermont Stale Lottery, dmws On Monday, Dec. Let.
This mist splendid scheme reads n foiIows
prize OF ~ .O00; ! Of 1900; ! Of 1900; ] of 1923; 20 Of
1000; and n bot VI others, such ~ 500, 3Vo, 900, 100, &c.
Whole tickets 81, and shares ~ propvrtbon-for sale nj
CLARK'S,
X. ]. State I0itery and Exchange Ofhre, ~, IA and 10,
Market street, corner OF Union Buildings.
9 Where have been sold mn enormous amount OF capital
prizes, and where no d,ula before a few SHIRT months are
over there will BIZ a still larger amount sold Than was ever
known befWe. Cash paid for the whole without discount
for interest.
Ia call nj the Garner. Nov %
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|oop Ranger, Corey I'm Tiverton.

sloop Ranger. Corey I'm Tiverton.
Sloop Eagle, Reynolds I'm WEXFORD.
Steam boat Washington. Comstock r. New York.
TUESDAY, November rs.
Schr Excellent, Rowland from Middietown, with
fish and wood.
Schr Boston, Baxter from Boston, with merchan.
disc.
Sloop Becca and Betsey. Pearce I'm Bristol.
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GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,
Ma. 6. .N1rfh Moin-sf

NEIHERE seats can lie taken for B,ston. Stages leave
every day, at o'cock, A. VI.
Books Kept also at SpeBcer's, Manufacturers Hotel; Bus
sey's, North Mai-street; Clark's N. NJ. street; and New
toms Qurneriy Stone'sD North End.
Az information respecting the Boston Stages will be given
by the Agent nj the above Office.
\. B.-EAtri Coaches furnished at short notice.
Nov % AZARIAH FULLER, Hgent.
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CaNaI INJ,EJIIGENrE

CANAL LN7ELLTGENCE
Left the Canal Basin on SATURDAY. boats Milbury, with
lumber and grain; Mendon, lumber and cotton; and Massa-
4ehusetts, flour, corn, gin and tea-al for Worcester; John
'Capron, for Uxbridge, with lumber, Hour and rye.
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A NEW ARTICLE

NV HIGH IL nray truly be said is Waier1Prsf-a new
supply Of !hsia Rubber Shoes In addition % his for-
mcr stock, together with n few pairs Of India Rubber Roots,
which will ie sold cleapim approved paper, az ca~i,, Whsle
8 de aud retail. Please sall. aud zee al No n Nestmi' s,c<-
srrrt. s. L. smith.
Nov. %. II
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MUSIC SCHOOL,

For he ate, Putin, &c.
rHNHE Winter term for the nbo e instruments will COM
mence on Monday evening next, at the MUSIC SA.
100 Those wishing To commence at that time will
please leave their names, either Tor the School or for prirate
lessons Nny Nc
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Try THE WESTERN MAIL

The COroner's Inquest held ON the body Of Ms. NEWMAN,
setumcd verdict ~ follows: -" Mrs. Ursula Newman can G
On her death from wounds from n pistol discharged by lie
hand of Richard johnson" Tie family Of Mis-. New man
NIs in q destitute situation.
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NOTICE.

LL persons indebted Ia }. +. AMEs, Physician, are re-
~ qlested to make immediate payment To n. Ames, 50
south Watcr-streei, or to- n. Gay, IA ~, Westminster
street. Al demands against said J. +. Ames will he i'm
mediately adjusted by n. Aines, us above. Nov 10
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CLEARED.

Ship franklin, Pierce, East lndies-E Darlington
600.
Brig Union, Burr, Characterization & Jackson
Brig Sarah Lee, Ward "ell, Neutrality-suspicious.
phry & Everett
U l. sloop Empress. Thayer, New York
U L sloop New York. Willard, New York
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NOTICE.

fENHE creditors of JOSHUA -. WOOD, are hereby notified
n to exhibit their CLAIMS To the subscriber, on ~ befnre
the first day of March next, that they may he entitled To the
benefit of the provisions Of his deed Of trust, dated the flh
bay Of May last. GEORGE CURris.
Nov. Z, IN
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HATS

HATS.
h ECEIvED by the neniamin Franklin, and this rn,rn
Ma Ing opening, n few ,tozrn Ell hrt qualify BEAVER
MATS, which aic OIL sulrrinr lustr.
ALSO.
a few dozen elegant London FUR SEAL CAPS
Nov. % W. D.. ALDRtCH.
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VALUABLE MEDICINE.

Ar. ROUERS' Vegetable Pnlnunic Detergent Also,
y Rogers Anti ijili,ais Apefirnt fulnriai. Pills. Tie
above attiches are 80 well known, and Their qualities - iisi
~ appreciated by the pubic, that 'tis sulrf!Siuiis Ia pnbIisil
any irnn the tnnisand. of certificates the proprietor has re-
cciyel tr,n, those who have beet, cured by them. Tii- fol
low ing however having been lately received, Is alone insert
ed
ID. GEORGE RoGERs. Nfr- York, Ian. 4, 1923.
Dspr Sp-Ym must recollert The circumstance Ut tie IN
dislNsition of my hue su, ."urnfiis nnioi Il scrlO''' PuI
rnouary afTrrtiun, whom you prescribed fr a few tunes by
the solicitation uf his mother nj ypui Office, ~ tile c,alrse oi
the Summer ,r,.i. II is a Tact that he appeared To re- IRE
sciipliolrs, and the use of your valuable comIsnnd, fui,no
nr Detergent, Tor n tiw weeks, Inc Is nav perfectly healthy
and irsIy. l therriurc itel 1t my duty la express my graft
tube l., yi under the blessing al Providence, fr The rcsto
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table med rine like yours 80 snir and eihracious, requires
only L, le known Ia W. universally approved Of, and ~ u
friend a. the family of man aud for this retsun YOU ne ~
liberty aud even requested 10 give publicity to the above r.
marks, from Your obliged friend, although no Irrsni,l nc
ql jinEincc with You. k'Ci NNb 'NNlNFh.
The alDvr excellent medicines are now prepared with the
utmost care hy Dr.. Rogers, nj his Distrns,ury, aud for sale
nv Tiuraly Kellogg wholesale and retail, Nj. ., Merchants
Exchange, General Age.t for the proprietor, where all or
ders fnun any mr, Of the United States will Ie prmnpak ey
ecubsd.
For sale ~ Providence. by JoHs ~. Mason & Co. No.
%, Bnad-st st. and bury GRErSr, High Street.
May ~ B lnwiw
MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECES,
dNF e,-iy description are nanufa tucj aud aid by the
Y y subscribers. and warranted IN every respect equally ns
vunl and M ciiea, as can he purchased IN the city d New
York. BOLLES h PRIZE,
Nov 10, Peek Wharf.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-26
NEW GOODS.

RICHER K 7 viii open Ihh mruj0g, . 49,
supply az CLOTHS wnd CAeeeMEN0 eosGrr
with q general assortment of Goods In tteH Nrs, wlIlsIs wssg
borgia NJ auction IN New York ~ very reduced ptea, ssA
will be sold nj q small advance. ksvbo -