davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-16
PROVIDENCE
MANUFAC TUREks' MEETING.

MANUFAC
On Monday eyen,pp.a large number Of the citi.
xen. Of Pawtucket. Assembled at Edwards hotel. for
the purpose of making arrangements, to observe the
sixteenth day Of January. and to celebrate its return.
by proper display oil circumstance and pomp, IN hon.
our Of
HENRY CLAY.
Genera, Josypa HAYES, was u~nan;mouslv cleo.
ted Noderator AMI HIHiam N. Sturtevanf. ESQ
was amounted Secretary. Al the open,ro Of the
m..tina m. NoJ.r.,.. .,,,.J ,h,, ,ha chico, If tho
mce,,ns was unders, nod 70 he IN make suitable and
nroper Arrangement ~ celeb-a,e the sixteen,h dav
ca, '"u"'. "J""", ), .m. Soo.oarv &c s,a,a
Es the United States, and the champion ofAmerican
. Manufactures.
Ta., ~. ;. "a' IN ~ A.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-16
THE EIGHTH OF JANUARY IN BOSTON.
a REVIEW.
@oh! what a row, what a rumpu' and a r%iotips,''
Song ofthc Fancy

"Oh! what a row, what a rumpus and a riotins,"
Song cfthe Fancy.
A few Of the good citizens of Boston, proba-
bly, about 200 in number-we rely upon tie
account Of the proceedings Of the day, as pub
lished by our good fiiend Greene, of the States
man---assembled on the 9Th INST. to celebrate
the Eighth Of January, and to worship the po-
ijtical god of their idolairy; and, after having
been marshalled by a principal, and some IF
teen or twenty, deputy marshals, they moved
on to Fanuel Hall. where they were address.
cd, by NATHANIEL GREENE, Esq. senior
Editor of the Boston Statesman, as true a
Jackson man, as ever chaun,ed the praises of
the hero Of the Hermitage. The day, we are
told, was very pleasant,-the whole company,
in excellent ~spirits;-guns were fred II pref
ty considerable quantity o fpowder was explod-
~sd,--the boys, black, white and grey chimney
sweeps, negroes and black white people, and
white negro blacks, huzzaed, and such a row
has not been witnessed, since that blessed day,
when the true disciples of liberty, played the
~ OVo MIN III u tCd SuVotop uHu SdPSlLCu
the British lion. as if he had been nothing more
or less than a pole cat.
After all things had been properly arranged
and the members of the assemblage had snug
iy seated themselves, ten tables,--'' inuendo"
not the Roman tables were spread with cost
iy viands. choice liquors, spriss Of Hickory,
''frsnkincense and myrrh.'. brandy and water
hot whiskey punch, gin-sling, gin-twist, anti
fogmatics, phlegm-cuiters, and cocktails;
and then the HoNoURABLE DANIEL HEN
sHAw,-and Brutus was an honorable man
assisted by seventeen Marshals -" innendo,"
not the immortal New-York seventeen-took
his seat, at the head of the table, and afier the
green turtle soup, New England roast beef,
v~enison, cabbage and pot luck, Goldfish and
potatoes, hot whiskey punch, gin-sling. GIN
twist, anti-fogmatics. phlegm- cutters. and
cocktails had been devoured, the company
gave three cheers, in honor of the Hero, when
NATHANIEL GREENE, ESQ. senior Editor Of
the " Boston Daily american Statesman"
With all his blnsbing honors thick around him,
mounted the rostrum with diiiidence, and adj
dressed the multitude.
His Address, Grafton, Eulogy, Dying
Speech, Funeral Sermon, Harangue, or Pro-
elamation, or by whatever name it may be
called, is now before tho public. and as it is
public property, we shall ask cave mot to
send fs persons and p,pers but to take such
notice, of it as we shall deem most At, proper
and expedient. The address, to make use Of
a popular expression Of the day, belongs to the
history Of the times; and as wo thus consider
n. Mr.. Greene, will not of course, take any ex-
c~eptions, TO the remarks we may offer.
At the onset, the orator, developed one very
important fact, which was, that that very day
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-16
aaoes' Ns'e circulated EVseekyw.


good, and cannot do Mr.. Adams any injury.
Considered as a literary production, it has
not met our expectations. and is unworthy Of
the pen Of the senior Editor Of the Boston
American Statesman, a gentleman who has,
for somo time been the nominal organ of Gen.
eral Jackson, in Now-England.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-16

Tune tcath tie cAiyfain"
Hail 10 lie day. which we welcome in elo;y,
Bawriup 10 b'isinc5-siil brighter 10 be!
Gnmr shtii preserve IL iinInultii IN story,
llallOnci add shtined, "a Tie heats cf the free.
Hal to thr ChiJfaia, Who crowned II with ~'plender,
bright sni undJ ing through age, to slime,
Millions OF hearts are uniting TO render a
The uintt they owe, upon ~sra'hudos shrine,
Ions shall the trump Of Fame,
Herald the licfos nagIe,
First on IT, record, his blizon shall be-
Wii,e iron a coun lro tlrcng,
Bursts forth the 10, Gus song,
Hail 10 the Htio-iht CHOICE IF the Ieei
Ills il the shrinc undo flcd-unpgllAcd,
iii, Is The worship of fee sUii,, snl tue!
Iii, i, The clsiin 10 onr hearts, .unji'puisd,
beloved by the MANY, yet feared by the FEW.
SANDER aml envy, In vain nay endeavot
To iarnish he g1fland, that hangs found hi, brow,
Each flower at it, CORY shall cling there forever,
And hlcom in it, hcaui,, a, hisLaly q, nov.
Then .houii wars bltd again,
Ring ever bill aud slcn,
flh eve, the BEACON to light US, shsr no!
While, Ind he battes oar,
Eth0r. fun .ho . 90 shore,
ling dU- tde Hro-Ihe piiie IF fhs Free
In The midst Of thee wine cferns.," and
:on. sTtr'n,'" I1lrsw Daa'up, Esq. Is ecu
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-16

Oh Glorys The soul Of 4 uwe Jackson man.
tieli tight for his country there eve, he cru,
With his Hickory iwig, srf The ls ~, ~ rrces.
w. heart Tot bs love, 6r bis ccrntfy his am,
With a tue inr'iird couhs age and pa,sjon a, vsrc.
ue1l tight and he'll love, TO NJ color he'll sapd,
IN he's t"p,hd up the kp,vci With afssic Of his tssal
si'ie Of Hickory twigs snl he laurel. 20 erees
Oh had you hst heer a, Newt lean, he Jay,
hen the Jack ION nea so,i IN their hattie array
Win hickory iwip nod fhc isuir' 40 penr.
Each = cay cap aud PLAN , uaying tyer HI. hesI
l' shoullc-kaot iaigh =. Pc hnnor Dist Jed.
To The 6rLi. whetc the vioso ~ country bad wrnrs
VII, preu soul, AL ta veVsssist - Justly h-d anat
vra ,,si, iie.cr, ~ &, 'ss ,,.' E~sb - VrSs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-22

dates, IS the fact that the Aibanians in Ibrshiu,
',7nv hah rebciled. and seized upon Coron, in the
i're', whare they had been attacked by their
it1mn Commander, whom, however. thew bo,,
'aten. AFTER battle in which several thousand;
- iaicn on both sides. lf this statement be NOT
i'so fabricated the liberty of Greece is now work.
ing by her own enemies. General Church. how
yer IS reported to have been defeated while
hiocSading MisSilongi. The Captain of a Russian
nan-oi-w war, having been insulted by the author
ues al smyrna, had bombarded that city. which
'm severely suffered. yve,c Times, 9th June
me ports OF Modon s. Navsrn continued to DO
nos, vigorously blockaied by the allied squadron.
IN Egyptian ship, which. besides flour S. biscuit.
"'n considerable sunot money on board for Ibra-
.''i facha, was captured by the Greeks aud car
rled INTO Esina. The want of provisions was sens.
Oily fe't IN the Arab camp, and had caused maliw.
n'nt lever, which from the number of death al
noSi resembles the plague. fbrahim is said TO be
extremely incensed at the conduct of the Euro
pean Adsniias, and TO haN sworn to execute Sc.
we're vengeance in the Morea if they do not al.
10 him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-22


Great meeting g Y0tmg yNen--Tbe republic
can young Inen OF tie city of Albany, friendly 20
me election OF Gen. Jackson, held their meetioo-
az ue capitol last Tuesday evening. II is assert
ed TO be by far the largest political assemblies
yer convened At that place. The number has been
vafiousy esimaied at from fourteen hundred 10
ftco h0Hs0Rd. On the organization, the vast hail
OF 'he capitol, which is capable OF containing 400
person., was crowded, and many were unabIe 40
press ia. a call having been made by those WHO
were outside, the meeting adjourned to the Park
On orysnzed MIR iafnes Gib6on-. Jr in a.
chair Lorenzo Hoyt, Egg. then addressed the
meeting II great length; after which a number M
re solutions passed. and comm tea annojn,cd
for oacb ward, 10 iu G,cr The election of hnJrese
Jackson, the Farmer OF tennessee for p,es;dc,.
Of the United States. Contrast this with the n.
dams meeting Of young men, held at the same
PLACE, few days before. Tleir whole nvoober
'ici week drilling, ainouutr' to only sbo,,. fsye,
hundred. The Cspitci was brilliantly illuminated
Oh inc OCCASION ~ J. Ere, Pest
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-21
O. NOyICU.

A Ii Tavern-Ksepers and Retailers OF
"A Sp'r,tnous Liquors are hereby noti-
ned, that their Licenses having expired,
they are hereby requested 10 call imme.
dis'ely at the Town'Clerk's Office, and re-
new the same.
BY Order,
ID. B. ROWLAND, Council Clerk
Newport, August 81, 1896.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-21
Nautical EntfIltgenrr.
PORT OF !NEHPORT.
ENTERED,


Sch. Boston, Baxter Boston.
Sloop Providence, Hawes. Providence.
Brig lnviacibls, Dayton, Philadelphia.
Sch. Hope, Gibbs, New-York.
CLEARED,
Sch Boston, Baxter, Providence.
Sloop Providence, Hawes, Baltimore.
Brig Union, Burroughs, Havana.
Sch. Hope, Gibbs, Providence.
.4RRiT.1LS.
FRID.Y, Aug. l0.-arr. Sch. Swit, fr. Pic.
tor, for New.YoYk
Sch. fhipp.burgh, Barker, fr. Albany, for
SATURpAv--arr sloop Burdett, Whittlesey
fr. i launtor, for New York
Sioop Hiram, Eldredge, ir. Prov for Sag.
s!ooP Victory, Of Darien, picked up ashore
at Castle Hill.
SGNpAY--arr. sch. Hope, Gibbs, fr. Albany
Sch. Hope Lady, Small, fr Saco
= Sch. Mount Desert, Milikin, from Frank.
fort.
Sch. Fornax, Crowell, f. Bos ton, for Bal.i.
moro.
Sch. Doris, Graflo, fr. Camden
Sloop Hamilton, Brown, fr. Taunton, for
NV. Bedford
Sloop Sevsnt, Baker, fr. Yarmouth
MoNDlY--arr. sch. Sally. Hope, Baker, fr
Prov for 30 Ston
Sch. Apprentice, Sutton, f. Elizabeth City
for Warren
Sloops Abigail, Staples; Apollo, Thayer, rr
New.York, FOR Taunton
Sloup Mar'"w, Burt, e. Philadelphia.
Slocps William, Cooper Sea. Flower,
Burt, ir. Taunton, for N. York.
TUrspAy--arr. sch. Ambuscadc, Hatha
way ds from Philadelphia, for Toun.on, the
Capt. crazy one nan jumped overheard and
was drowncd-nsmed Hathaway.
Sob, Lucy, Baker, fr Gardiner.
Sloop Exchange, BlenkinSnip, fr. Roehes
Sloop Geo & Phebe, West, from N. Bed.
ford
sIoops Pilgrim, Godfrey; Friendship, Bar.
low, Gr. Elizabeth Islands.
Sloop Nimrod. Fish, fr. Albany.
MEMORANDA Z,
NEw-YoRK, FsIDAY August 15--arr.
U. 5. schr. Shark, Isaac Mckeever, Esq.
Commander, from Tamtico, July l2,h, ,pcn.
sacoIa 18th, and Havana cveninl. .of the
9Th inst. with 10000 dollars ia specie. 70
sundry merchants. Officers on board Of
the Shark, William ID. Newman, A. r
Rogardus, and +. B. Ellison, Lieutenants
s. G. Gist, IL. Il. Waters. ]. NJ. Gardner,
-. reHHaiioW, II. r. loulmen, MldShlp.
men. Passenger, Lieut. Van 3runt, U. s.
Navy. Sailed from Pensacola in co. with
u. S. ship Falmouth, for the north side o.
Cuba. Left United States schr. Gram
pus, all well at Havana ship Elbe, of New
port, arrived from IIanburgb,. 9Th inst
Commodore La Borde had sailed with hi.
squadron 70 join the convoy from Span
which had been seen off Cape st. Anton
ia, and were daily expected at Havana III,
brig America, Of and for Bristol, II. I. sail
ed same day.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-21
13tf0.

In this town on the llth inst. Mrs. Mary
Johnson, wife of Capt. John Johnson, and
daughter ofths late mr. William Lyon, aged
~ years.
On Thursday afternoon last, Col. Thomas
Arnold, in the 9ith year Of his age. Mr.. A.
carried on the silversm business in this
town for nearly 80 years, and was highly re-
spected az an honest and upright man. Pre-.
vious to the Revolutionary War, Col Arnold
became zeaiously stabbed to the doctrines OF
universal restoration, as taught by the late
Rev. MIR Murray, of Boston, in which opin.
ions he contisued s,sadiast to the close OF his
pretracted life.
Al jamestown on Tuesday, l2th inst. Mrs
Hannah Martin, aged 20 years.
On the Oath OF May last, ON his passage
from Baltimore to Gibraltar, mr.. Henry ID
Puien, son Of mr.. William Pullen, of this
town, in the 25th year of his age-an active,
entefprising young man.
In Providence, on Monday afternoon last,
after long and severe illness, Rev. Stephen
Gano, in the Goth year of his age, and for
nearly SO years Pastor OF the first Baptist
Church in Providence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-21
NOTyCE.
NIISSINC,

On Or about hc 6th Of August instant
a certain TRUNK with the artificial
~ initials thereon l.. II. II, covered with
calf skin, of o brown and white color, with
many brass nails. Said Trunk was taken
from under the bed of tho subscrber,whero
il had been for some time, and il may bc
presumed that some person acquainted
with the premises was the porpetrator.
As near as tho subscriber can ascertain
from recollection, said trunk contained a.
bout Four Hundred Dollars, viz:--threo
hundred on tho Providence Blackstone
Bnnk. and the other hundred, Bills on tho
different Banks Of Newport, n. |. and
likewise in said trunk there were papora
testamentnry. relating 10 tho last VIII md
Testament Of William Brown, late OF Mid
dleiown, dec. Of which said win tho sub
scriber was Executor, aud the loss Of said
papers will cmburrOss him as TO making
returns 10 the Court " Probcte in due
timc.-Thcre wero also deeds, mortgages,
and other papers therein, which can be Of
no uso To any person except the subscriber.
N. Is. II tho perpclraior or perpetrators
who have committed this fclonious depre-
dation, VIII return said Trunk 10 rhe SUBJ
scriber with it's contents. or inform him
how he may obtain the samc, they shall
never be exposed lee, the snbscri-
bcr offers ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REV. ARD to any person or persons who
viii give him such information whereby
he may obtain this no him) valuable pro-
pcs,y, ABRAHAM BROWN, I'd.
Midlletown, Aug. II, 1928.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-21
-NNN

Y.--The election for Gov
ernor in Kentucky is decided. AT pres
ent we are unable to give any correct
statement Of the returns--but from what
we gather BY the various accounts receiv.
ed, Gen. Metcalfe, the administration can :
didate is as yet several thousand ahead OF
MIR. Barry John Chambers, ESQ. the ad
minislration candidate, has been elected to
Congress by large majority, in place OF
Mr.. Metcalfe.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-21
RICHARD RUSH.

For the purpose of obtaining the amount
ending on the Cd day Of September, 1873
under the act entitled "An act for the re
liefof certain surviving officers and sol.
'liers Of the Army Of the Revolution" ap.
Droved 18th May, 1923. | of in
'ho county Of ;, in the State Of Dc
hereby declare. that ] was n in the
the Army ofthe Revolution, in the con
mental line, (as was more fully set forth
IN my application for the benefits Of the
,ad act,) and that have been found enti
lied, by the Secretary Of the Treasury, un-
der that act to the pay ofa - in the SAID
line.
Witness my hand, this - day Of
in the year one thousand eight hundred and
twen,y-eight.
Before me, "a for the comfy
Of, in the State of -, personally
appeared, this day, -, and -, Of the
said county, who did severally moke oatl
that -, by whom the foregoing declara.
ton was made and subscribed, is wei
known to them to be the person therein de.
scribed, and that he is generally reputet
and believed to be a - in the army o.
the Revolution, in the manner as therein
stated: and that the said declaration was
made and subscribed by the said - ir
their presence, on the day Of the date
thereof
Witness my hand, this - day Of -
in the year one thousand eight hundred and
twenty eight.
!, -, Clerk Of The Court Of the County
of - in the State Of -, do hereby Ger
tify, that -, before whom the foregoing
nffidavits were sworn, was, at the time, q
-, for the said county, and duly empow
cred to administer oaths.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, l have
bereunto set my iisnd, and affixed
the seal the said Court, this -
day Of -, in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and twenty
eight.
August 81. I'm.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-21

The Supreme Judicial Court of,bis State
will convene in this town, oa Monday
psxt< $3.50. t,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-21
FOot's patent Win.
dow Blinds,

yVNIIESE blinds, for convenience, dura-
l. biity and chcapness, surposs all others
now IN use, and are likewise very hand
some ornament 10 rooms in which they are
placed. They can be had at w. ID. Ter
rvs eugraver, corner Of Market Square,
Newport, or Of X, HORTON, Agent IN
Pr9yisegsa Avg. 2lst--1 .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-21
Revolutionary Giants.

Under the act, entitled " I'm dei for The re.
Iiefofcertnin smrriring Offers and Sol.
diers ofths Army ofthe Reroiuiiea u, ap-
Prored 18th Nay, 1928.
TREAsuRY DHPARrMENr,
august IN 1923.
NOTICE is hereby given to those Off.
IN GERS and Soldiers, ofthe Army ofthe
Revolution who are entitled 10 the benefits
of the above mentioned act, that a haij
YEARLY payment will become due on tho
third day of September, and will be made To
every such Officer or Soldier as shall pro.
duce satisfactory evidence TO the Secre.
tary Of the Treasury Of his being on that
day in full life.
The evidence required vii! be declar.
alton made and signed by the claimant, on
or after that day, in the presence oftwo re.
spectacle witnesses, to whom he is well
known, stating his rank and line in tho
Contine ntsl Army, and the rank according
tn which he has been found entitled 10 paw
under the act, by the Secretary &C the
Treasury. TO this is TO be added the All.
davit OF the witnesses, sworn before JUS.
tics of,he Peace. or other Magistrate au.
thorized to administer oaths, as 10 the iden.
tity OF the. claimant, and 10 the fact Of his
having made the declaration on the day on
which IL bears date. And TO this is TO be
annexed certificate, unde, the seal Of The
Court Of the County, ns to the official de.
sgnalion and signature of the Magistrate,
and as to his being authorized to admins
ter oaths The forms Of declaration, af.
fidavit, and certificate, are subjoined to this
notice.
This evidence shpuld be enclosed and
transmitted 10 the Secretary Of the Trea
surv and If il be deemed satisfactory, the
amount found due will be remitted to the
claimant in draft on the most convenient
Branch of the Bank Of the United States
or, W. be paid to his attorney, duly author
lied under the regul. .ations which have
been before prescribed.
Each claimant is requested to indicate
by a note a, The foot OF his declaration, the
Branch nftra Bank Of the United States
on which It would be most convenient for
him to receive draft for the sum that may
be due TO him; and, if there be no pos,
office in The place ofhis residence, TO men
ton also The post Office at which, il would
be most convenisn, to him 70 receive letters
from this Department.
A copy OF this notice, with the forms
annexed, is intended to be sent to each OF.
iicer and Soldier whose CLAIM shall have
been admitted that The forms may be fl
led up and returned to this Department a,
the proper time.
II may not be amiss, on this occasion, tc
state, that, although an earnest desire has
been 'elt to give immediate effect to tn
benehcent intentions Of Congress, as man
lfes'cd in the act referred 10, yet owing 10
the number of applications, and the invcs
legations necessary tn be made previously
to a decision, il has not been found pract-
cable to act upon every case as early NJ
could have been wished. The rule has
been. to take upcach claim in the order
in which il has been received. The same
course will be pursued hereafter.
II Is requested that all letters on this sub
iect may be endorsed Revolutionary
GLAZING"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-21

Earthquake at Sea.--The Plymouth, En-
gl,sh papers state that for eight or ten days
an extraordinary motion Of the sea, has
been felt IN the chaanel--so much so, ,ha,
several outwsrd bound ships could not pro.
eeed to the westward Of the Island, and
hed 10 Pot back for harbour.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-21

commenced hostiiities against on infant
commonwealth, which is indebted to the
liberator Of both Colombia and Peru, for
lis wise institutions, its natural preponder-
ance, aud the honor Of bearing his illustri-
Gus name. Insulting in their ministerial
prints the Republic Of Colombia, her Pres.
ident, her army, and every thing connect
ed with the nation; depriying the Colon
bian army Of those indemnities which had
been granted to the soldiery, in recon-
pense for the blood which their country.
men had shed for the liberties of Peru, and
thereby violating The faith Of treaties.
Such catalogue Of infractions and a.
trorilies, the editor adds, have rendered us
alive to our sufterings, and nothing now
remains for us but TO march against Peru,
and lead our warriors once more triumph.
AM to her capital, Lima.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-21
NEW GOODS.

Ttaliannet for dresses, York prices.
Brown cotton * Lin. Baroge Scarfs,
on Battste, Worsted barege hdkfs
Superior blk. Nankin new style,
Grapes, A great variety OF
Italian and gro de Naps she'll combs,
Silks, "a large lot Of cash.
English Ginghams, : mere hdkG. very
Black Lare wells war cheap,
ranted double silk, Black Silk half e long
and cheaper thanev- hose at New York
or before sold, : prices.
Ladies fine thread Irish Linens 81 sheet.
hose. ing Of superior
MeTino Shawls long manufacture.
and square sbou, v
JUST BECEIyED. from .NEW. YORK,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-21
FOR NEW-YoRK.

THE steam Packet
CaarcELLoR LIv-
SVHR iSosToS, capt. Cog.
geshsll, will leave Pro-
vidence for ,New.York, during the month
Of August, on the following days, at IL o.
clock, NJ. G}-Fere s6.
Thursday, the 9Th.
Tuesday, 18th,
Saturday, 10th.
Thursday, 2Ist, at IL o'elk. noon.
Tuesday, Goth
Saturday, 10Th J
Stages win be in readiness on the arrival
ofthe Packet at Newport, to forward pas.
sengers to New Bedford, Plymouth, and
Sandwich.
spg. hk.