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ssseue1 49, as.hAs tesis.AA deep
sss>n. ~ sfazisg ppsn ne NJ glassd eye.
fell into the snbrseaAf Death. and his guilty
spss winged iss wy T. unknown regions
The idtslHesncs Of his death, caused great
s~xeitsnsat IL the camp and I was arrested
On ordsr or . properly coustitused Court Mar
tisl, srrsisnsd. tried. add acquitted, and my
rank and honors. restored to mo by my Sove-
But the tragedy was not to end here;-the
curtain was not prepared to fall-other and
mere dreadful scenes wero to be exhibited.
THE surviving friends Of my antagonist, were
Jsstiy indignant, when they heard of the fall Of
MAJOR Delaney; but they carried their feelings
10 an extreme, which has never had any exam
pls;-and led on by their dreadful antipathy
and hatred, fhoy meditatod . plan, the cxecu-
ton Of which, they well knew, would prove my
dejtructien,- and how well they succeeded in
their operations and base designs. tho sequel
of my story, will too well inform you.
II had pleased Heaven, to bless or bridal
bod
With Z young boy. sweet as his mothers beauty"
upon whom we doatcd with a fondross border
ing on distra ction. He had not yet attained
shs age Of four. but had already displayed that
precocious genius. which too often predicts the
the early fall Of the most promising flowers
the most fascinating beauty. His ~dawnina excel
~lencies, delighted our hearts, yet when I look
cd upon him, and Toasted my glad eyes upon
his expressive countenance,a and saw genius aud
talents marked by every feature, q superstit-
isus dread would come over me, and I could
not refrain from saying with the tyrant Rich
ard,
"--S So young, SO wise,
They say do not live long,"
but little dreamt l, that my rapacious pursuers,
would take from me my boy, and murder him
the infant one, who had mono offended
(REMAINDER IN OUR NExr.l
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Justice to ,chom justice is due.-The last
bingham Gazette, states, upon authority we
presume. of the gentleman himself. that our
Washington correspondent, was in an error in
stating, that Mr.. Richardson of Massac husetts.
voted against Mr.. Taylor, as Speaker.
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SOLOMON SoUTHwIcK.-In consequence
OF the press Of other matter, we are under the
disagrocable necessity Of dcferring our reply
to Mir. Southwick, till our next. In the mean
time, we bcspeak his patience and indulgence.
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Tho very modest. moral and honest editor
of one OF the papcrs in this town, ia giving his
advice 10 a cote nporary, say';-' he must not
as,in late himself to those scribblers for whoa
VIZ entertain the most SOVEREIGN cor :
tempt"
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The National Journal, has not been %receiv-
ed at thiso Office for the last two weeks. The
Intelligencer is received regularly.
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New-York papers mention that upwards Of
two thousane persons were present at the La
fayette Theatre OH Christmas night, to witness
the tragedy Of George Barnwell.
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sound Of whose hammer is heard, rom 4 in

the morning. till s in the evening!
We should like to see Susan. charming good
girl! She's worth a hundred Of your gadding
Priscilla Tomboys. We wonder if Susan is
bandsomc-has she soft languishing blue eyes,
and a pouting pair of cherry red lips! If she
has not, and is one Of your old, stiff, and
fggetty Lucrctia M'Tabs, a fig say We for her
cloaks and her industry!
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Neither House of Congress, sat on Tuesday
and Wednesday last.
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A new monthly work, called the Unitarian
Advocate, has been established IN Boston.
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DEATHS.

In this town Friday last Capt James Graves aged so for
many skifu and enerPzng niues commander from
hi, port.
On Sunday morning last Miss Hannah Hyatt, daughter Of the
late Capt. Charles L. Hyatt the 22d Of her age, The
deceased adm ed wherever e known, young lady
Of amibie dispositions pleasing and mind much i'm
proved by judcou, cultivation. Though misfortune laid is
hand heaVi, nron her and The daPpnmenl of early sNpee
ation in worldly prospects, deprived her of the OF
ns that and elegance m life for which she ednd
TO viii n she had been ilust look with pleasing ancp,
she submitted her allotment with becoming frmn.,s and
signalon until that fell disease which delight. Io youth
and o'ens by it, slow but advances warned her Of her
approaching dissolution ani the tie, Of earth gradually
during ohappine than the world, goods the worlds
honors can besow. ny REQUEST.
On SUNDAY. Mr.. Galen IIOlge, aged So
ln Newport on Wednesday last. Mrs Sarah Williams, wife Of
Mr. John Williams aged Ga.
In West Csmldge, Mas, last week, Amos Whiuemore Esq
aged G9nyento OF the very ingenious machine Tor the
fac,ure Of cotton and wool card..
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Lowell, Porto Rico; Cuba, knight. Cuba; Hind
Winslow, do; Helen, burlington, d.; George uof'
don, Guadaloupe.
2d, arr brig Maria, waterhouse, from Matan-
zas.
BOSTON. April 4. Arr Fame, Pratt, from
Stockholmj Cyprus, Pratt. Gibraltar; Warbler I'm
Ph,lsdelphis; Agswan, West. Mansanil,a; Arcade,
BodG I'd, Ponce; Camilla, Mobile; Columbia. from
Wilmington.
CID Pan Maianzas, Canimett, Hayana.
9Th, orr biig Rebccca, Bachelor, from Natan.
zas.
Cid ships Pagoda, Darling, Havana and Europe;
Hewes, Spear, New Orleans; Leonidas, Gardiner,
do; Warren, Lee, do; brigs Carroll. Walker Cape
Haytien; Betsey, Lincoln, Mobile; schr Nancy
Baker, Guyana, PR.
9Th. arr schr James, Barker, from Halifax; sloop
Rapid, Nantucket.
7rh. arr brig Cordelia. Ellis, from Trinidad, Navy,
Davis. New Orleans; Element, do via Newport:
Cid bries Ballmore, Emery, Maranham; Ehort'
Parker. New Orls
NEW LONDON, March 81. Arr brig Roland,
Larkin, from Rum Key.
NEW YORK, April 3. Arr brig Gen Warren,
Church, from New Bedford; sloop Avon Gibbs, fii.
Newport.
CD brig Rodman, Wood, New Bedford.
I,h, arr brig Jasper, Colburn, from Mobile; schrs
Ami,y, Luther, Newbern; Elizabeth aId Robecca,
Williams, Richmond.
Cid brgs Ann Maria. Gorsuch, St Thomas; Mat.
tcw7n, Willis, st Barts.
9Th, arr ship Ospray, Gaylord, ST Picrres; brigs
Wbre Oak, Moves, Messlna and Gibraltar.
Cid ship Washington, Robinson, New Orleans;
brigs Carroll Burnham, do; Lewis, Williams, for
Mobile.
PHILADELPHIA, April3 8. Arr ship James NJ
Cooper, from Lisbon; bres Happy Return, Hol-
brook St Thomas; Azea Morrcll, Cape Hayt en-;
Juniata, Lubec, Borde aux; schr Enterprize, Mo
bile
! CID ship BENZ Morgan, Matthew, New Orleans;
brig Leh,gh, Willis. st Thomas.
9TH, arr ship Missouri, Roeersrom New Orleans;
schrs Enterprise, Jeremie; Domestic, Providence;
Gold Eunress, Currie, do.
BALTIMORE. April l. Arr schr Eagle, VIM
cent, from XIbara.
Cid schr Nesior Madeira.
PETERSBURG, April l. CID ship James Per-
kins, Crowel. Liverpool.
CHARLESTON, March 25. Arr brig Stephen
Girard. Budd, from Matanzas.
Cid brig Enterprize, Briggs, Wilmington.
26,h, arr ship Elizabeth, Campbell, I'm Liverpool;
brigs Name, Frishlc, Morla,x; Sublime, Stmson, ir
Hull, Eng.
9Th, arr brgs Scion, Weston, from Matanzas;
Atlantic. Myers, Fayal.
Cid brig Gen Brown, Sharp, Liverpool.
SAVANNAH, March rs. Sailed brig Adams,
OTIS, ST Bars.
26th, cid ship Franklin, Taylor, Liverpool,
WILMINGTON, March 25. Arr schr Mary
Perry, Marble, from Charleston.
Cid brigs Hunter, stinson. Martinique; JOHN. ST
Thomas.
MOBILE, March IA. Cid ship Minerva, Rice,
Liverpool.
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NEWpDR r. Anrtl T. Arr Element e.

NEWPORT, April 4. Arr Element, Clough
I9 days from New Orleaus.
NEW BEDFORD, AprilI Cid ship Cortes
Colaman. for Pacific Ocean.
PORTSMOUTH, April l. Sailed ship Stafford,
Langdon. South America.
AUGUSTA, March 81. Sailed schr Sally Ann,
West. Providence.
April LIST, sailed schr Clarissa, Baker, Providence;
ith schr Lucy Ann. Ingrshsm, do.
PLYMOUTH, April 4. Arr brig Minerva,
CLARK, from Copenhagen.
sailed, schr May Flovor, Washburn, for Martin
iquc.
POTLAND. April Arr Two Brothers, from
Alexandria.
CID Commerce, Webster, New Orleans; Neptune,
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FROM OUR REsPoNDENTs.
Office cffhe Star,

WARREN, April z.
Arr yesterday, ship Wlam, Allen, from Mitan-
zas, with molasses, to WIN Carr and others. Let,
10Th ul, ships Bow Greene, for Newport, uncr; Gen
Jackson. D'Wof, of BRISTOL, loading Tor Europe;-
brgs Wn ticn'y, Cole ,or this port loading; Cn'on,
Barley, ol WIckfIrd, for Providence, do; Harriet,
Cooke, OF Providence, loading Tor Europe.
Cid brig Busy, Sergeant, Ma,anzas; s!ocp FIRST
Attempt. Hate, Newbcrn.
Sih-Ar this afternoon brig Jacob, Eddy, from
Trinidad, Cuba, with molasses to Benjamin Eddy,
ind the mastcr. Sailed i7th ult
Sailed yesterday brig Busy, Sergeant, Matanzas
BRISTOL, April7.
Sailed ship Charlotte. Church, ior Havana; brig
Neptune, iiowc, Matanyas.
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OotOur friends must excuse W for the omis
sion Of number Of advertisements.
MARRIAGES.

Ip bs town on PLurday evening a, by the Rev NJ, Ga
no, Mr. Benjamin p. Wilbour Of Newport TO NJ Catherine
S. awood, daughter OF Mr. Edward Iiwnd Of this Town.
On Monday evening, by the Rev. Mr.. Wison MI Shepard,
&. Knsey, of Pawturke Miss Elizabeth r. Eddy, youngest
dluglner Of Mr.. Benjamn Eddy. 2d of this town.
la Pawuekei, on Thursday evening last by Rev. Mr.. Tan,
MIR. Smnos L. Halle, Miss Amha w. dsught. Of Barney
Merry, Esq.
In Aendon, 3Oh ult Mr. wm. Hamilton Of Providence to
Diis, Mary Staples, OF the former place
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oss OF rnE SCHOONER LIBERTY

Captain kueil lcf Havana fOr York on IN, 5lh u and
when hours out 'pung aeak manned the pumps. bm found
the wafer ganed on teln, bore with tb, intention of
nng ashore Key W, bu when ind. the reef the west
ward OF hey West, foun he sinking and let 20 both nchor,
IN shout 'ibcm. water, where she down. Ilc
cargo coned OF " hhd' moa.. agu,nlhy of hous and 81
gars aud 5000 ia spech,bo 100 woiih wa. saved the
and crew saved
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At New Orleans 10Th, brig Progress. for this port
loading,
The Jacob, Eddy, for Warren, sailed from Trini.
dad, 10Th uit and was spoken 9th off Cape Anto.
MO.
The ship Edward, Work, Of this port. from New
York, arr at Valparaiso previous to Dec 9th.
At St Croix, BE 18th March brig Mary, Andros,
Of this port, repairing
CID at Gibraltar, Feb i,h, ship Asia, Cooke, Of
this port inr Batavia.
Salied from Mitanzas 10Th s;hr Harriet, How.
land, oithls port for Honduras.
AR at Mobile, llth ult brig William, Potter, Of
Newport from Havana.
The Sublime, AT Charleston, from Hull, Eng. LEFT
brig Sarah Lee, M'Kinze, ofths port for St Ubes,
having been detained by lopsng one OF her anchors.
Up at Philadelphia, 18th, schr Caroline, for this
port, next day.
Up AT Bltimore, schr Sally, for this port.
At Matanzds, 18th ut schr Comet, Watson, for
Warren, few days.
Arr at Charleston, 27th ult brig Sail and Hope,
Brown, 30 days from Surinam, bound 10 Providence
On the 7th March, off Martinique, experienced a
alcak, steve M the starboard bulwarks, Carried
away the cat.he,d, ADD started the rudler.
At Matanzas, 2Oth p ship Boy, Greene, of New
pot, for Europe, unc; brig New Columbia, Brayto6,
OF Warren, une; Unlon. Bailey, Providence. do.
The wreck Of tho brig Mechanic, was fallen in
with, on the 10th ut lat 80 40, ong.6s, with nasts
gone by the deck, and iu Of water; from the piovis
IONS on deck, &c. the crew could not have lett her
many days The Mechanic, sailed from Natanzas,
for Portland, on the 10Th uIt.
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1st inst lat 30, long II, schooner Fox Chace, fin
Providence, Tor Africa.
2lh, "T Havana, brig Omar, StudIey, hence, for
New Orleans.
The brig William, Fisher. hence, for Boston, was
IN Sunday Afternoon, off Cape Cod
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The Steam Boat CHArcELLoR LIvrSos

The Steam Boat CHArcELLoR LIvISGs-
TON has again commenced her regulnr trips,
and since she has been laid up, has been put
in the most perfect order She made her ,rip
yesterday in 10 hours. and left again at Q
O'Clock. Cor Newly
The Steam Boat CoNNEcrIcUr. arrived
yesterday in 20 Ia hours from New-York.
81, reduced her fare 10 }a.
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SPLENDID SALE At ArCTJON

r. c. ALIENS Fourth Annual sale Of Furniture, VII
take place On Thirslav, IN OF Ar, II O'Clock, NJ.
At hs Ware Rooms, Nos lpj md o7. consisting of Ward
robes, Bureaus, BE ia'ea!s, Chairs Gilt and Mahsgany
framed LJoSng G,Ssrs, H-is Feathers sit and spring
Sofas trrd Tables, Secretaries Gecan oaw and din
ing Tables elegant work do hair Mati asses, pew Cushions
stuffed with lr Bellows, Andfons, shovel and Tonss,
Easy Chnrs, Night Cabinets and inany oter articles, toy
Numerous 70 plrirularize. Catalogues will he ready
Furniture arranged for nspcctgh, two days previous "a the
s1r Terms hcr1 SHES Issitve, TO tie highest bddsf
and no pcspouenent, as ls%l. march -
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CAUTION TO MARINERS.

The mast of The sloop Ann Maria which was
sunk m Long lsla.d Sound, not long since, in s
fahoms water, remains standing, with 20 feet al
II above the surface. 1t bears w from Stratford
Point Light, and Sc by S from Black Rock.
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CLEAR ED.

CEEA u Ed,
BRIG Sh'bboleth, Col!ius. Havana. Pcarcc and Bull
lock.
Brig Agenora, Davis, Pernambuco c Barker.
Brig Mary, Jordan. Wilmington. Master.
Brig H,ytI, Gray, Portland. Master.
Soop Edward, Smith, Baltimore. David Barton.
Soop Eliza Ann, Potter, New York.
U l. sloop Provdcpce, Brown, New York.
U l. soop Superior, Child, New York
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CAL.3 c. COOKE,

CAL..3 G. COOKE,
VETO Id IN tu IA triJn IS AMI 40. public generally
Wv that ,.c has pbN htIi hs r,..i, W .Il
NcrunG, Gr>t ".,t al M iyci g,lst g. lp
c,cg Assortment ui FGuIlr Of hi- own mruul, iufr
made ui tIr very by,t u - Domingo Mnh,gluy. and
e.cd wigt SDJc piiterls ig - i" h1lTl-
Ccar Tab a., Wa i,irs tii caI siS Nah gI4y French
plun, He'd NcI-e'l', which he wili s'ii low.
=. l.. PAucnW 1. iipn pIii Ia manufacturing 10 o!dcr
furnituc . u DESCRIPTION, >inrt uI re. e.. q. VII.
attend g. 'l ho .;s undertake. such ~ alik'gg CO.
fins, attending FMerlls, procuring teir.s sc. wIen
Iuysicd
IhHOGASI.
&. e. CoUk", F!'O Hr'1is Keeping general Mlhor my
lImher yard, ia %! ne fHutlG ~ trc RHDm, he has
uIW hlud abr ten tdi>lui rgi If -. Dputu.t ana
Bay tugln., sawed ia Bpuls, PLANK aal JJid, branch
mi srl NyurJrs, very Handsome" sutgnie is j"Jile e.
Hkef-, .tclir mikes H.i Builders -cu,rtly, htugIdy.
. 'c IN the log. nui saved o. any iinin uo al snft
..,~,.r. Orjgls .n.ticu!a,iy aucidei -.
AuriI D. I'm.
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PANTS, oil, WINDOW GLASS, &c.
EhRY and ground white Lead Of lie INT quality,
EI Ncrdcgfi dry ana grolld ia Dl,
Paris whIc and w,iiGg, by the cls>, at retail,
French and American yellow LJmplIsh,
Ncu@tilu and red It,d, SpIuisi BIown,
lie c,lhrarge, Jm5yl, Chrome icInw,
French Green, Nrra ZION, Pris.an Blue,
Pant Brushes ut al! sizes, Copl and Japan Varnsh Lin.
seed on, raw and bosc1,
Spirits lurpeatine, Window Glass Gg nj sizes,
hlt l.cii in keys, ii's; ard ii Gu,luy.
The above Pn;s Offered ia sLra wholesale retail
Tie Subscribers WISH Ia rtIrh lh-r INKS to THEN
TONERS, aud cit CnIulnrc 81 iiclr fnOr asSg.,Is
them III their stock. shtl h. 1T Tie ifs qni,ty, AMI
prices low toId stJck b. bJIgn' IA TN, town.
T. y. J. CLARKE,
April cm'aw Cclifll Str.t.
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kAN CADET kATS
sEE MARIME LIST $50

Full Sea-This Day, Oh SIN. THURSDAY, 4h 5ln
Friday, 5h i3m.
tPSbrsrng ~ nudtrs the high kswyor
AIDING 3hnu snd give inr heh BuSua
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NOTICE,

vENE subscriber having been appointed by the euprems
q Judicial CONT holden NJ Provhence W tin and fos
the county of Providence, the third Monday of March,
A. u. lss Assignee o Isaac T. Clark, &C Prod nee, Jew
eeT IN whom the benefit of the ac, ia the i- Df tnso
Deao" has heen gran;ed b. said Crf, gives notice,
that he il qua ied according 10 law a. act in sad c,i,cmy;
and tiat six morth from r date hereof ave Jcen allowed
by said Corrt f te cEctios "f said Cla, TO appear, lit
tey she'll ca and piuve V claims against his Estate.
Amil STiEGIS DAVIS, Assignee.
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APPRENTICE WAIVED.

q apprentice - tIs Painting b l-lue-s ~ wanted. i
IA I'D from lu - IL years of az, wJud be prefer sd.
Ohc vino WoG b. d'sp sed "a tJ pls his chpl ,yr y n.
tccsts, and be industrious AID correct his iElS viii ind
an advantageous stlltJ, nppc .u - tbs olca tu
B3ADFJBD HODGES,
M. 80, NeybGsset street,
WilJ II ~ FOX SALE,
genera, assr.n mt Of ialns ana Dl, which viii be sold
ghUi terms be ,ptdincl an. Rhode
Island. tpr..
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REaL estate.

On the 20th May, at II O'clock A. N. on the Prerasea
TIE valuable RrAL EsrArE belonging 10 the heirs Of
Col Jeremiah Qney, consisting Of IS House Lots suated
on fawucke, East Turnpike, ne,r Oiney' Lane.
ALSO,
One Of meadow and, containing acres, and 40 rode
adjoining, Westerly said House Lots
ALSO,
One Lot, containing acres ard 10 rods with barn
thereon, stndng In the cfthe t mentioned Lot WIN
failing spring Of water md fountain erectoa bes-.
on with an act Of ncpoaiob, pissed May sessoa, ao3
pu citing to the said Jeremah Oney, and his heirs and
the g,h and exclusive Of said waters, with night %
laying logs and penry fordsturng said logs &c. Refer
10 the said grants of Incorporation and plat 7 aovs
described lrcmse, may he eyaned by calling the Coas
ting Room of ". stmdj. Conditions made known at tlse
time Of and place ot s1lc. April
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BUTTS s. LOCKWOOD.

Ma FpCHhSr TiiI.ORs. ~. T. market SQUARE have,
.FE iu'i tc''oI trlm New York. their Sp,np ssort.,
mont ~ extra super and fine BROATLOIIlS- -colmrs..
blue, hcE olive, bgovI, cllri, green aud mixed with n
'2rtg % Fashionable tp Sineiesnnd Ne-ngs which werr
~ e al au'un, and VIII bc sold low, by the yar, or uaio
up - IA '3'ufc IN tie last style hri Workmanship.
Als-O,
ame ui Of Pocket lIintkerchcfs and Cr,ya,s sor,,s
cnihr rev prrns sl.pts, GlpScs silk aud C,s,,n Im
hreia li iincts tuo stllne-. SILK, GO t1 ,ien, wor
ti and inlN wool " -e aud ha,f iU~ Will every other ai
tde in mheE ine, which they n,lu lhcr e,.;q,cs 10 cali
and ."mnc.
ON LaND,--a. usuri, n COOL as>orinr6t ~
EfJiDr .ugDE CJOrHINTt.
nj rs low p'i'S ~ 'an he bought aly in town
.! tl"y have alsD cr,ai variety uf Chahs Cns.b,eee
aud " sng' selected pldi;uady ~ the Fax xps which
tc' WI axe ~ ~ Ire b'si 'Iiurur march 70
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MORSE &, DE APl.l.,

Connecticut Prcc 20 cents per r0! for HANGING Paper.
there seems 10 be opposition line started from the
IA above quarter, the subscriber viii, through tc present
ao devote his tune 10 the Hangiag of Paper of all mas
without distinction, nc the above prcc and he has had
the principal nun o the business for the last five Yeas anl
gwen entire sitilCon Ia his numerous employers, hopes
SIM To receive the patronage OF al u-e of is RGrr
and s vicinity who d.sul. ut having their work done,
(not throwed on,) hui ouglh re, which he will
rant IN all css, or forfeit cen the Connecticut price. All
iavors in his line duly appiec'rteJ.
WALTER LAWRENCE.
~ u. To Let, twD convenient slnp', suitable for any
business, Nn. ~ and ~, W.Sniisrf-.lr.e,. April 2
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ACCOMMODATION BOAT.

ACCOMMODATION BOAT.
THNiE subscriber Tc,pt ely mom the puhi, that he ha
again I.nnns his ani cony'ncnt Boat
for the accommodation Of ladies and gentlemen who wish
pass the Providence river ironI he Sr'G CoOn Nanu
factory dock the West ani Ca j. G!ldny, wh,rf e
East side s. s. PAINE.
n. L. Ladies aud gcacmen will inl the ac .onnola.ion.
for getting in and Of the boat ,afc aud convenient
April . s. ). T.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
NN Tuesday, April I'D at ~ O'Clock NJ on the prenses
" the valuable Real Esiatc Gyned ny slsan PGMdpet,
situated IN ewes street bounding sad street 80 fe
tending back 90 feet and being about 40 feet length In tie
rear On the premises is handsome story dwelling
House. in compete rcpor being nearly For fntiss
particulars and conditions Of sale app at tho AUCTION ROOM
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-09

BY MARTIN sroDDARD.


PEW .sF auCIIO.v. ..
Pew No. "a In tie sh pap.is, Meeting House. win b
sold Auction To Morrow, April l0b, In font OF of,e No
Market square, at II O'Clock, A. N. TO tlss highest bidder,
Tie pew is situated In tie broad aisle Apyi 3
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-09

i'E"HASICS ASSOCLlTIOE
THE Nclrs o; the Providence Association Of Mecan
les and M,nut cters, are hereby rote that teI an
nua meeng will he heden At Mechanics Han, Monday
next, the i4th Of April int. nj O'Clock, j. VI.
W. Il. DANFORTH, sec'ry.
e adjourned Meeting Of the select Committee, will be
oGs II the Committee Room. at ha past O'Clock, same
day.
meeting OF the suc ribers the Funsral Fund, viii be
immediately a1er thu u the Association hpri
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-09

NOTICE.
4 Ill demands Of every descriptions dIc and payable 10
- "A the estate of George w G,adiHg he pud PIE.
yioIs 10 next Couyt, or Cost nrl, 2siriy ennis
THOMAS BURGESS,
Aprl9 Attorney to Assigaees.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-09
BR aDTORD'S LIST
REliOV AL.

- ~ TEN has removed 70 No u. Wcs'nIis,or strog
y ln the recently occupied " Ns schaifcr where
she VIII sii Lecg hn.i ano gan, r'm'n or .lilisna
~ and fancy cod tsctrr fh sperGl variety of uti
Ecnl iwers I!er ruuf Cuie se will he li,ppy to
Nry her customers of Provide nee, aud the nsisboring
tlwfs;G Wholesale and riaii.