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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
FIFTY-THREE PACKAGES,
CONSISTING IN PART As FOLLOWS:

CONSISTING IN PART As FoLLows:
Saws, Mill, x Cut and Pit; Hand, PANEL and
Tenant
Do. Frame, Wood, Circular, Compass and Frett;
Anyils, real Mouse Hole and Birmingham;
Vices, bright and black assorted sizes.
do Hand
Screw Plates, assorted sizes;
Iron, Junata and common
Steel, American, English do. MAYORS and San
derson's;
DO. Hoop l. Crowy and German
Shovels and Spades, iron and steel pointed Sock
ct Shoves;
Wire all sizes and Wire Plyers;
Plane Irons Butchers and Cams best cas- steel
and common;
Files, assorted, of all kinds;
Cooper's Shoemakers' Ch.lmakers and Sadlers'
Tools;
Turner'S Chissels and Gouges
GunOeks, double three quarter Bride;
Do. Swivel and Roller raised pan;
DO do. do. skeleton do.
Sheet Brass;
J Hinges, Butt, Table and Brass
| Screws assorted sizes;
| IIatchets, Axes and AIDES;
Chses, Morticing Sockets, and Firmer
Plated and Timed Saddlery, and Hur Plush blue
and orange;
Corn and Garden Hoes; Gridirons; Frying Pans;
Bell Mettle Tea Kettles, and Saucepms;
Castings, Windmill Irons, Dutch Ovens Tea kst
! ties, Sklets Mould Boards and Sad Irons;
Brushes, of all kinds;
Cut Nails, Junata, assorted sizes;
Wrought do. Cut Tacks Clouts, Ryets Il Springs
Irowels Brick and Plastermg
Sythes, all kinds
Knives and Forks, Penkniye1, single, double and
three bladed,
Spectacles and Razors;
Curry Combs, Horse Cards;
Drawing KNIVES, all sizes;
Wheel Irons, Size Sucks;
Buttons, coat and vest
Needles, common glovers sail and spaying
Iron and Steel bladed Squares;
Sheep and Horse Shears,
Til, Chest and Cupboard Locks;
brass pushed and Babuy stock Locks;
Oval and round stop Knob Latcbcs;
Japumed Nohork do
Flat straight, Flat necked & Straight Round Bolts
Molasses Gates, 81. Alban Blackng
Britannia Table and Tea Spoons, and com quality,
Steel Tobacco Boxes
Fishing Lines, Indian Grass
,,eh Kirby Trout Fish Hooks;
Cox Curriers' ID Knives;
Butchers Ceavcrs and Saws,
Augers, assorted sizes, Pugh & Wells
Looking Glasses, Gilt and Mahogany T1msa
assorted sizes;
Mantle Glasses Toilet and Scouc'd do.
With variety Of other articles.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28

Joseph Bonaparte. The Philadelphia
Advertiser publishes the following merted
tribute to this amiable and unassuming
man.
His estate occupies a large territory.
His house is in the French style, but not
so splendid. His lands, on which i'm
mense sums have been expended, are well
cultivated. In all public improvements
he contributes Notwithstanding like
1000 dollars, | am told he paid on one
road.
He is much beloved, and his memory
will be ever dear to the villagers. There is
scarcely now, a poor family in the village.
so many does he employ on his lands. He
pays literally, punctually fulfilling all his
contracts. no law suits-no disputes, and
the Incorporate and immoral are at once
discharged. He IS constantly, in the sea-
son of agriculture, in the field with his
men, and is constantly with an elegant pru-
ming Ratchet in his hand Strangers. who
are introduced partake literally of his hos
pitality. He has thus exchanged a corO-
net of thorns for that of a peaceful agri-
culturist, and become a citizen Of our hap
Ply republic.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
An inrOice Of EOtins, Flutes,
FDes g. CiariOnet~;; Piano
Music g. ViOtin Strings.
DRY GOODS.
FRESH AsD EXTENsfyE ASSORTMENT or DRY
GOODS, CONSISTING ~ PART As FOLLOWS

A FRESH AID EAILNrlFf At1Dhl4fHI on DRY
GOODS, CONSISTING ~ PART As FOLLOWS
Olive, brown, blue, black and mixed Cloths;
Cambria and Jaconet Ginghams, Calicoe., and
Cambrics;
Superfine 81 swiss, Null, Plain and Figured
Jackonets, and Medium Mus.ms
Worsted Bombaz.ne and black Lasting for Cen
tlcmens Wear
Cotton and silk Stockings
Plain and Mixed Drlngs;
Linen Cambria Pocket Handkerchief
Linen Cambnck, Lawn, Imliaiiou Linen Camb e
ga, IS and 81 Table Linen,
An elegant assortment Of Colond and Plan Cr1.
yats
Fashionable silk Pocket Handkerchief,
Fancy Scans and ShaWls
Bonnet, HAST and Cap kibbands, and WHo Ril,
Leghom' Straw and Gimp DOlHvts, and Gentle.
men Leghom Hats
Ladies' and Geutlenens black Hoskn, Kid and
silk Gloves
Thread Bobbinett and Cotton Laces, senshaw,
Sareeuef. Florence, Maniua, Satin & Lutcstrins
Six. colored and black;
Colored eros de Naples six,
Satin Striped LeyantIne and Florence;
Battesse. assorted colors
Black and coloured Brades
"a ga BObinett Lace, Piping Cord, Grape sha8is,
Grape Robes, and black Cinion Grape,
Black, White, and Green French Grippe, and
(sreeu (fenz
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28

The following advertisement appears
in one of the Paris papers;-"To single
Gentlemen-It is only in the elevated cir
cles of society that NJ. Brunett lights up
the hymenial torch. This species Of ne
gotjadon occupies him exclusively, he has
at his disposal most desirable, well cho-
sen, and numerous list Of subjects, as well
widows as young unmarried ladies' with for
tunes offrom Toto 800, 600 francs so that
respectable persons who apply TO him are
sure of a prompt and satisfactory result"
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
MINISTER no ENGLAND.

A letter from Washington under date
of Tuesday, from source on which we
have foil reliance, communicates the fol-
lowing mtormatlon:-
The Secretary of War, Governor Bar
bour, VIII be nominated Tomorrow TO the
Senate. as Minister to London. Gen
p. b. Porter. Of New York. succeeds
him as Secretary of War. General Har-
rison goes to Colombia "-Bat. I'm.
The present majority in favor ola Convention,
is 7222 Five counties remain TO be heard from.
An unsuccessful motion was made in
he House of Representatives ON Wednes-
day, TO take APP the bill allowing the impor-
at0n of Iron for the use Of rail roads,
free of duty.
The bllauthouziug subscription by
the United States to the Stock of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Canal Company, passed
the Senate on the 22d inst.
NAVAL COURT.-A court is now
sutiugat the Navy Yard. Charlestown,
Nus. composed of Com. Morris, Captains
Wadsworth and Creighton, and Judge Ad-
,ocate Johu Pickering, for the purpose of
investigating into the alledged conduct of
Lieut.. JOIN Percival. while IN command
ofthe United States Schooner Dolphin, at
the Sandwich Islands. in the early part Of
the year 1926. The charges are for mis-
conduct while there, as alledged by the
Missionaries aud others. The complain
ants are the prudential Committee ofthe
Foreign Missionary Society, Alfred P.
Edwards. late master of the ship London,
ofNew York, and others. 4 large num-
Der of witnesses are ia attendance, and It
appears TO be the intention of the Govern
aelt to give tho business . thorough IN
yestIgatloa.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28

disc Ct-rcl this ereFiHg at earycqnd.e light
..,,sSs...-
JAByIS'S ASSAULT ON TIE PRIVATE
SECRETARY OF THE PRESIDENT.
The committee appointed to investigate this
maror have after long delay, reported to the
House. They state tbat SEA doub. arose, whether
they should report to the House, simply the fret
that the assault had been committed, with a view
To- au examination 40 the bar Of the House, Of the
party implicated. OF whether they should make
400 examination of II the facts, and determine the
course proper TO be pursued by the House.
They have adopted the latter course, after OBJ
runmg permission from Mr.. Jarvis, and granting
him permission 10 appear by Counsel, They
report tine fcts substantially as stated in the Pres
.jens Message, aud In Jlrvss communication to
tho House. They rrogate TO themselves the
power If Furnishing coutem9ts; they highly CEN
sure tle conduct of Jtrl.s-sly he b. been guilty
of o. contempt of the House, and yet they state
tha- 1t is ineypedcat to have any further proceed
ug- on the subject Why tins extraordinary
exemption from punishment shou.o DE- extended
Co Dir Jarvis we know not; unless 10 is, that he
is o. hired clu nuiator. a vile deiamer Of the
Administrator. This quality covers multitude
of sins.
But we are glad that no punishment was IN
fictsd upon tlis offender against the laws Of de-
ceucy and decor1m. The Indignation and con-
tempt of an iucensed people Gfthe object be not
/ placed below the reach ofcontempt) is the most
appropriate punishment. Had he been punished
MS his conduct mcritod, the CRY Of persecution
,vouIdhaye at once been raised and Jarvis would
have been held mp as martyr in the cause Of Lib
ary. Bun how the committee, under their SEMI
meuts, withheld punishment from the aggressor
of their privileges, we know not.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28

On the 22d March, a young woman
was executed at Lancaster, Eng. for
murder. We take from the London Nor
ming Chronicle the annexed account OF
her execution. 1t forms a horrible pic.
ture, but one of a nature to excite rather
pity for the sufferer and hatred for the pc
nal law, than detestatlon of her crime.
The spectacle was truly barbarOus,-un-
worthy of a civilized nation; useful IN no
respect-Nat. Gaz.
"St. Nary's clock having struck the
hour of twelve, the prison bell began to
toll mournfully, which served as a signal
to the multitude that the miserable woman
was on her way to the scafold, and all
eyes were in a moment riyetted upon the
door, Immediately outside of which the
fatal platform was erected. Shortly al
ter the Castle clock struck the fatal hour.
the miserable wretch was seen, supported
by two attendants, in a state of APPARENT
exhaustion and insensIbility, her heao
dropping over her shoulders, and her face
of the paleness of death, and the rope
with which she was to be suspended
was fastened about her neck. In this
dreadful condition she was literally drag
ged on to the fatal engine, and there helo
up by the two woman whilst the execution
er was employed in fixing the moose prop
erly about her neck, and securing 1t to the
chain across the beam.
These preliminaries having been gone
through, the chaplain concluded reading
the funeral service, and the women who
had supported her now left the platform
and the woman, not being able to stand
without support fell back to the extent Of
the rope and swung round, apparently III
sensible. At this moment an Involuntary
shudder burst forth from the populace, anc
in an instant after the executoner with
drew the bolt, the drop fell, and the miser
able woman was launched into eternity
From her slight stature she was some min
utes dying: but the executoner having
applied all his weight to her, life was soor
extinct"
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28

L.
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I'D gorsSI+' '.'' ~" -. - 49,
brteth day OF -l-' 49,. ~ a 49,,
hundred ana ,"o"'' 7'i'' '''' ~ ~ 80 ~
ej collected anu ',''u' ~ me- T Il.
lrdcs COW lm2o7-o 'J ''"' O- - az -'''
irooing slaies; ''o' .> yts WI" ~,
SIN .eng'a' '''' '.N I'm - IN N o,
dollars per ''l' Vi .''' -. ',,..'' - en-
n1 twelve '''' .' I..1.E a. liar,
inches i.,DgS '' ..'' - .'.' NV 80,
or on a.' '''',a ~. .',.'.'7 I--,,5,
boo. exceeding s'N'.''., '',''i'7 POO '1.''i7
dollars per tong 'l .''' s'.',,S 'N. .-,.7
auches, ana ana. MOI %, 'N0'ou'''7 5'-'' IN
length, seven ",.'.'s i.t ''' .I
+ sNceedng e'-'.es.'' "''U ''.' ~.
Fl twenty inches i' ''"7,' o'@"
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
ON CONSIGNMENT,

From the fOrt Pitt Glass-wOrSs, a handsome a.
sorimeni Of DOUBLE FLINT GLASS WARE.
for sale a. the Manufaecrer's prices.
Persons wishing 70 purchase goods al a cheap
rate, viii please to cali and examine, as we intend
selling at a very small advance upon cost
Country Merchants VIII find Il 10 their adya'
age 10 give " call.
HA1siFg, alay y, -Is2s.-ss
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
DOMESTIC GOODS,

And vanely d 0lheT UIicles n0i eDnmeniod.
-ALsO-
French Brandy, Peach Brandy, Holland Gin,
u laskey, Pori, Madeira, Lisbon fenenle, md
Country Vines; Molasses; Mackerel; Gunpon der;
Imperial, and Young Hyson Teas, &c. Including
a general a.sortment II III kinds Of GROCERIES
and QUEENS-WARE.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
PUBLIC SALE.
NEW HARDWARE STORE.
RICHARD LANE & co,

RESPECrfULL lform incl Friends and
the public, that in addition to their former assort-
ment they have Just received and are now open.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28

4 lost ChiH-In August 1923, little
girl named Susan Allen, at that time be-
tween seven anf eight years of age, dis
appeared from her mothers residence at
the corner of Amos s. Washington streets,
aud has never been heard Ofsince, though
advertisements have been from time to
time inserted in the papers throughout the
country. Her dlsconsOlate mother has al
ways remained under a strong impression
that her daughter was stolen away, and
has not yet relinquished all hopes of yet
obtaining tidings that she Is alive. She
earnestly requests the editors, Of papers
in every part of the country to mention
these particulars, and sollclts the humane,
if they know of any circumstance which
may throw light on the object ofthe inqui-
ry, that they will communicate 1t to her.
The following is the desCrtiOn of the
child at the time she was first missing. She
had dark brown hair, and large black eyes,
was of a slender and delicate form, and
fair complexion. She had a mark on the
small of her back resembling a bunch of
raisins. and a small scar under one of her
cheek bones, where the skin adhered to the
bone. The mother, Rebecca Allen, offers
"a reward of one hundred dollars for any in
formation which may lead to the discove-
ry of her daughter, which may be commu-
nicated through any Of the editors in this
City. Y. Com. .4dy.'
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28

In the Steam artillery, which Mr.. Per
kins is constructing for the French govern
ment, he guarantees the perfect safety Of
the generator, its indisructibility, the abil-
ity to keep the steam up at any required
temperature for any length of time, and its
great economy. The piece Ofordnance is
to throw sixty balls ofiour pounds each in a
minute, with the correctness Of the nfied
musket, and to a proportionate distance.
4 musket is also attached to the same gen
orator for throwing stream of lead from
the bastion Of fort, and IS made so far
partable as to be capable of being moved
from one bastiOn to another. This muSket
Is to throw from one hundred to one thous-
and bullets per minute, as occasion may
require, and that fer any length Of time.
london Paper.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28

One of the late Scottish Journals notices
a translation of .NikOa'S Paradice Lost
into Welsh, published some time ago. The
Editor confesses his inability to decide on
the merits Of the work, but gives the first
SIX lines as specimen. We copy them
for the satisfaction ofthe curious.
Am drosedd Dyn, &C aeron tegy prem
Yin waharddedig, lid byd ei das
A ddyga angen, fob echyrs wac,
Gan golh Eden, mes aoferenni,
TrNy un mwy Dyn, meddu J fro gam,
y cana Awen netawl.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
VIRGINIA LITERATrRE LOTTERY.
No 8.

To be drawn in WHEELING, on the I9th
of June next; under the superintendent Of The
following Gentlemen;
JUDGE A. CALDWELL, SAMUEL SPRIGG, ESQ.
MAJOR JOHN Coon, Cot VI. ". CHAPINE,
MICHAEL CREsAP, ESQ. S. Ii. FuzHUGH, ESQ.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
The TARIFF BILL has become a law
Iii was approved by the President on the
18th inst.

We were Yesterday presented with mess of
pass By Mr.. Pearly Sharp of this place. Mr..
sharp hls furnished our market with peas for a
week rrvo past; whchis earlier in the Season,
we believe, ,han that article has been offered IN
any former year.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
Y}YEt839IYI4a
WEDNESDAY, MAY %.


VI. Re-. Dir. >HahH 1ciH preach Ia the Meth0-
disc Church this eregiHe go earycQHdle light
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28

The present majority I'm favor Jfa Convention,
is 7222 Five counties remain TO be heard from.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-06
PREVENTION OF FRAUD.

yxyIE nature and advantages Of the method lately disc0v
II cred Of prereatRg or protecting against yraAasnt
Notes Checks Drafts Certificates of stock, Policies OF In
surince, Wills, Lottery Tickets and other Instruments
whether mercantile legal may be briefly explained Us ioi
lows - 81. ------ -,
may he discharged by the application OF o& muriat 0 lime,
oxlc and other strong acids, very dangerous power
possessed by evidposed PERSONS for lectng any atea-
lion that suits their pupose either In sum, number date m
Endorsement. -
The object Of the present invention, for which the Presi-
dent the United states has granted his IHrrERs PATENT,
effect this security by the nuodcti0n Of lines of other
devices drawn printed ON coprpl9te IN vegetable or an
nal colours upon both sides OF the paper, which
the value OF the CHEcK, DRAFT other document Is To lie
written should attempt be then made 70 extract t0
writing by the any acid or chemical preparation, an
change colour discharge ~ tic lines OF
other device will be produced, immediate detection ensue,
and the document rendered entirely useless.
II Checks Drafts, ProRissory Notes. prepared paper
for Letters Of Credit and every description Of documents
may he and obtained by applying at the Office OF the
Agent.
Orders for Engraved Private Checks, Note Draft
Plates will he promptly executed-as also orders for any
number Of Copper plate Plain ruled Checks &c. from any
part oftle Union, will be thankfully received, and punctu-
WM. NJ EVANS, Patentee,
No 1885, Chesnui street, first door above Fourth, Phadel-
England States No. 80, Market street, Providence, X. l.
The Joiio1ing IS certificate from John d. o Jr. Esq.
Professor Of Chemistryia ia BronR University
Amer making number ofexperimens on the engravngs
of Wm NJ Evans patent Checks, sc. intended 10 prevent
certain fraudulent practices Bank Checks, Notes. Bills o(
Exchange, SC am satisfied that his plan will meet the puf
pose proposed, and is worthy Of patronage
Providence, May 90, 1923.
JSpecfens Of the above unalerable Checks &c. al
So Leltors OF Recommendation from the most cminefR
Chemist in the city OF Phladelphl be seen by applying
To s. J. DEWEY, Agent,
may 81 ly Providence, X. !.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-06

Helen is no longer young; plain mus
lin cap covers the ringlets which now
arc not glossy or dark; and the large
brilliant eyes have become so dependent,
as to seek aid in manner the most un-
favorable to good folks. You may see
about the mouth a chastened expression
that bctokens an habitual struggle with
sorrow, but the forehead remains Iband
and fair as youth. The active ex
ercise of Christian duty, the habit
Of making others happy, has impal-
ted to her countenance, Il something than
beauty dearer;' soflness, benevo-
cnce which in her happy days she had
not. Many hearts has she made glad,
many lips has she wreathed with smiles,
many grateful beings look to her as the
means of their felicity. True, she is an
old maid;-true, she sometimes sighs, as
she enters the dwellings Of domestic love,
and Witnesses the beautiful charities
which grow out of those relations only;
but she does not repine, and the tear of
regret that glitters for moment on her
pale cheek, is succeeded by the upward
glance Of gratitude.
have never asked Helen, why she
did not accept the hand that Weston Of
fered her some twenty years since; the
sentiment that impelled her, for perhaps
it could hardly be called reason, will
find an echo in many hearts.
T.. B w.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-06
MIS- CELLANY.
FILTRATION.

"Whnt tender things was Weston
whispering in your charmed ear last
evening, my demure corr | really felt
very like an intruder as | entered tho
arbour, in search Of you, any thing, but
peipg third person in such'--Mary-
Ann Dorr stopped speaking suddenly as
to her surprise she saw her cousin col
CURED deeply, Check, brow, neck and
BOSOM and fix her eyes on the ground,
with an expression OF deep embarrass-
mcat. There was an appearance Of
distress, mingled with her emotion, which
st once stcmmed the tide ofraillery with
which she had accosted her. Passing
her arm fopdly about her neck, she coa-
tinued, half reproachfully, 81 did not
think Hclen--that you would have con-
oeaIsd from me your feelings on this
~sskiecl; mo. who you know am interes-
tod like yourself IN all your concerns;--
but soe hsw Il is.. Weston has won
shst GOOD heart Of thiac; do not deny It,
Hslsn-osiy Be sure Il is an even bar
esin.'
II believe have received m .equiva-
lat, cvuAis. I believe thst--Edmind
does love ms--at least u may judge
(ron ~ SIMMER eenaisly hss long
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-06
BUTTS & LOCKWOOD

AVE received from New York their Spring and Sum
assortment of fresh imported fashionable Goods
consisting of supene Cloths Cassmercs, Fesiss, brown
ana White Driilss, black and mixed Hastings, silk Cam
Jeans, buff and purple fine stripes for Paniaoons, superior
yellow Nankeens mems black l,ombazine, Seesucker Nan
kin Grape silk and Cotton Cravats, real super Bandan
na, flag aud German silk liadkercheis, silk, cotton, linen
and wOsed Hose and half Hose, horseskin beaver, Castor
k Stocks Cravat Pads Umbrellas, brown aud black Lin
ems, Irish Linens, Shirt Collars, Jacksons Sbeetngs bleach
ed Shirtng, silk Veves, bang Cords olive Velvet TO
mems wear, with numerous other articles In their line
which they offer at prices which will I've satisfactory pur
cases. Garments made usual lin the best and
latest style.
On hand, good assortment of Ready Made Clothing, at
very low prices No IA. Market square,
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-06
DOCTOR BROWNELL,

TIE BIND UUCTUK,
ENFORMS the Inhabitants OF Rhode Island, and the ada
cent towns o Massachusetts, that he continues 10 pac
e for diseases OF the bood generally with the most unnr
aeled lie cures, yaundice, bilious complaints
sick Head Ache Asthma, Phbysic, Inflammation on tho
Liver any part the body-RheUnalism and Infamma
tory rheumatism, salt Rbeum, Piles, Indigestion, scaId
Head st. Vitus Dance, scrohila, Kings Evil, and all
diseases arising from impure state Of the blood His prac-
ce is safe and simple, aud his medicines confined to tho
vegetable kingdom. During practice Of fourteen years,
Doctor rowncl has had the most astonishing Foe
greater relief of individuals lie through "
the of the State, and be consulted a almost any
Time Those persons who reside In Provdence and wish IN
avail themselves OF the Blind Doctors services, leave
their commands with Mrs. Butnan, High Street.
ApriI2
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-06
FRESH GOODS.

EVARVEY CLARK, No. "a, North Main street, will
"A open this morning. lot of DRY GOODS, purchased
in Boston, the present week, which he will sell at such
prices cannot fail of giving satisfaction to customers
among which are--
Black blue steel mixed, olive and green Broad
clols-Cassineres Calicoes black India Leyantne Silks
piin aud figured jaconet and Swiss Mnsns Cambrics
gauze Handkerchcfs; Belt Ribbons; black bobinot Vei
ladies' and gentemens beaver and horse skin Cloves
worslcd and cotton Hose; Irish Linens; imitation IIandker
CHIEFS Valencia Shawls; Batliste Iandkerchofs, sc. &c
NJ u. On haRd-Ready made Clothing. Any Cloths
Cassimcres SC. sold by the subscriber, viii be made in the
best manner, and at slioh notice, if requested