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PAINTING.
MUSIC.

THE subscriber would prcfily MORN the public thar
Ne las e@ab~hed hnn'e!I n Providence, fo Inc pur
nosc Of teaching different Musical Instruments. usnly used
IN hnis, &c. ana having lung experience in his profession,
he solcts Ia patronage Of those desrois uf nstiuns
ees or Hlnds, e,tier for private amusement for Minry
an Dablic ccCl,uns IN tuwD tie country. The prn.
cpes oi Mn,ic, in connection with the an of playing in har
non", arer the most approved mstiJS will - atued 10.
N1sci instruments will be selected Tor his pupils ihcae.
and Music i"ecd IN the mos p0pular Pleas,
apply II ais residence No "a B,oad street, at The Proyi
icGcc Music Saloon. p w. LESLIE.
June lS IT
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YipES NtNEYIE'S tDrrEHIEf.
500, tt.ni i"irry, ~. I-tn ~ irwn on tie 18th Ia.
stant u-IsN prlhe -i6,@10. Tickets I.
Dele" md tnrih Carninl con s,liacd Lottery No
y, q, h. drawn dh itly ilIH'a .rgH t,DW ckets =.
Tickets IA the abW any oiiF rot Votes M'Ir,ve's
Lotteries, cli he hI II tl" Mm1g'ra' O1ct, Corner a.
Market and North InIia streets.
YATES & M'INrYRE.
July9
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BUTTS & LOCKWOOD,

a AVE received rpJh NcNNnrk their Spring and sun,
Hcf assortment .t flesh impaired fthinnlbls Coz !,
CntsSng ul supcriinc ttfs, 'a-sintss Nrsn.S brow
sid wh,e DrmrS, h'Ck sn. "a iycd I.siugs, silk Ca,
hets, Rwlen assiners Woollrncts, whhe ana striI,
Jeans, blif and purple hne strires Tor PiBaiBs superb
yellow Nakeens lrcn- black fOIba2ne secrsuckcr, Nan
KIN Crrc, Sh and Cotton Crnvais, real silper Bln1in
M, ie aud German six agdkcrchefs, sIk cotton, line
and wn Scd iInc anl hf lI,se, horeskh beaver ci.to
SIN abo linen Gloves, Nehhs patent and other ~u,rnjc
Ilk Socks C1vat Pads, umbrelltS brown aud black Ln
ens hisl Linens, SbiH lr., IaCkson's Shrengs bep
rd ShdngN, silk Telyct bang upi arts olive Velvet
mems wear with ~ other aflic'cs. IN tht1r IN
winch the, o'itr rces which will br s,ti.riety To pa
chrcrs Garments made usual n the best manner
'qtcstsylr.
On hand, good assortment of -c1y M1dc Clothing,
eN low prices. No. IS Maiket squirc.
may 90
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MORE NEW GOODS

lust received aud fr '7't, Sw,. aud lac met Mun, p
;pi Ng'feIj Linen 'anric dSis sad inisiion DO; fine
Ia iiih imchs gnl tnrn camh,rs Swisv ana Jseouet
~ e and h5" CraVd, hoisesin white and black silk AMI
kd u"yei dab and oh' coloed Sew ing silks; blacs and
~h" sia Hose md hsf do; dnh six Half Hose new
an elegant articles brown snd White French Drlns blue
Nantin Ven hib"o; Feather Fans Rich Brocade Sha~is
rc' Snd "e Ss'hAere dos Hosiery Of all Kind. Prints
s,yh variety 'ctneanfy o'cgam &c. le by ADDING
SWtft, NJ" u WAHrt fqus'e 'Jdly 2
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MONEY AND PTS

e tuHRENT Money. wanted and Drafts ON Bosinn am
u Ncw-hUk, tor sale 1T ALIENS
No II MaI tci street
Sood Current Monry, ior sale n, Ia per cent dsc,un
June -.
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STARCH

1ri r rcceved nr sch. Iamei Iurn, 20 bbls hrs qua
- ity Cold SWhg staIcb, for sale hy
sE1H ADAMS, Jt.
ty 81, srIth ws,0St
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WALL PAINTING.

TTNHE subscriber wund inform Ibis friends and the pulls
u that he carries on the WALL PAINTING, in water
colors finished w satin ground, with my f,ncy eoof
that Is wanted The above work very cheap aud dur-
be- aud can he PIT on IL wall ppper tht
become deiared O. snied Oruec leit II No soia alan
Fiseet, lup staifl wa be am tiay aIteui II 10.
Juy . :its " ". ~. l,'",fAN
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SATURDAY NEXT WEE
uIGIIEs,p pnIIE O. nnn

HIGHEST PRIZE $1,000
K MON Canal Lottery, No :, Ia he drawn on the i7t
a. inst Highest prile $4,000 Tickets 81, and simn
~ pmpnri N, 10 be btned IN variety of numbers either
by TIC package singiy at ol' w T slrkc' st..
EVANS & co.
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I-o 2i"kcs sure Of One Prisc, aad nag dra,1 Three
sSMITilflELD Bapl Cnirch Lottery, lnr the er,can
~ Ola ihra ot Wo'shlp-3d class to be drawn in pov
idaHce ,n the itl of July.
Prizes OF $1,000, $40, 800, 200, 100, sc. sc
Tickets only S2-pirts in pro~ron. Pleise coll nj
EVANS & cos.
~. -, hlrkct Street
11Oriers ior Tickets duly and promptly attended To.
tune p.
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Two thousand Dollars for One Dollar.
TtRhND Sa- LOTTERY, ci o. for .he erection Of Free
~ Bhtgr-io he drawn III Providence, Sau day, Juy 70.
Scheme.-i prize Of Sl3)l ot 1919, orS1l, cf 30
OF 10 o 100 - of % - Of l5 ~ OF =, f!i Of.
Wh.i. Tickets dollar, and shares in proportion may be
had IN every variety, at
ALIENS
June y. Truly Lucky Office II. II ,fA fAr,..o,ar.
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COPhRTNERSHIP.


VENurEER SPRING and GEORGE u. DORR have
q entered into Ccpaimc-shp, under the firm Of rrcKss,
SPRING Dom, ,nl will con pie the Conn sion Business
Of !ueAe' sP.ms, at No 81, Pine.stfec', Nev-iok.
TiiTCHER TUCKER,
JOHN SPRING,
New-Yorh Iu'y 2. CIV GEORGE B. DORl.
FsSHE icp'ruers'lip he'rt ',e EXISTING under the firm
V. y N.inwAPps Go. was dissolved on the 9th us
the b mess will Ia future be nuoied by Oliver Rem lgt
Y. n. EDWARDS,
3dly :. OLIVER REM NGTOE.
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ALDEN ARNOLD.
4 7 Nos g. 10 and Il S0u;h Man street, has recently
IA extended his business and prepared to execute
The orders o! his ireds and Patrons lie offers or sale at
his original siG.eS,
pipes fratdy, tSc.He'ie Eiand)
] do iiuilni's ',in,
hE!S. - Crbiy Rum, as pnre M imporej
10 h's. American Gin, very superior,
. hldS Surnam ilull..rs
hhd. New Orleans s..or.
WINES.
Old Nldc'm, Sicily Madeira, cid Port Lisbon TeneriIe
CaluenhI, Mlagi Catalonia, jisca and C,sn in hy,,es
TEAS.
VI, son, Young Iyson II ysun kim Sotichong Caper Sou
chong ani Po,lcliong Teas.
FRUITS.
- boxes orances, iA,;,,, o,,,.
35 do Lemon, !" IH'hit ~ecT,
10 hoyes Nusrqel Rasns
- do Bloom do
Princs, Dates, Figs Almonds, &c. Ac ~
TOgcuer with very general nssn,t,uent of Cnoceries
which are warranted to be ol TIC very hest quality.
may ~ ALDEN ARNOLD.
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WATER PRIVILEGE TO LET.

~ IN III ~
fTZA Tie subscriber offers lease for n time cf
l@z-ssH years the excellent Waer Pr,Oiiege and lands
.1-A-a, adJinng situated In Oissyclie, about TX
iIiler from rnvldeneo Bridge.
The many advantages winch this privilege Possesses In
lis situation 20 near the town. and in the facilities which IL
offers Tor the erection Of establishment, makes
wori e attention Vi rsons wishing engage in Manu-
July 70 JAMES N. oLNEY.
MR.. PICKERING'S ADDRESS.
DUBLisHED, THIS MORNING, aud for sale n
y the BoIkst'Ies Of As. Beckwith, ,luhens \ Cory !
at the store OF Samuel w. Wheeler and at tie Cadss
Office
An Address, delivered before the citizens OF Providence
on The 5h Anniversary of American Independence, by
DAVID PICKERING. Price ~ l-2 tents. July IL
HAN Ell & HAYDN
GNOILGlloN uf CNufcb Music, sixth edition, with ad-
" dlllolis and improvements Just published 6f sale by
HCtLHENS CORY,
July IL No. Market street.
NOTICE.
LII Persons b7ving le,nt,s against the r own
IA mree Il Arrangements for celebraing the 9Th Of Ju
", are requested TO present their bills lmmediely Ia
July i2 A. ID. HEDGES.
WINES, &c.
MAIN. WALL, No. ~ South Main st rect has fit re.
w ceved - boxes Claret Wme equal m superior 10
any article Of the kind ever offered in this Market,
~ do auscaie,
800 bushels sof sheled Almonds,
Fresh salad oil, Capers, Olives, sc.
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LII Persons b'vng len,ids against the r own
IA mee # Arrangements for ceebrating the 9Th Of Ju-
", are requested TO present their bills mmediitey
July l2 A. ID. HEDGES.
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Dic0.

In this town on Thursday morning last, Sa.
rah Hart infant child Of mr.. Robert l.. Thurs
ton, aged Il months.
On Sunday last, miss Catharine Hull,
daughter Of mr.. John Hull, in the 2lst year of
her age AS child, she was dutiiul and at
iectIonate.-.1 is a sister peculiarly beloved
pleasant and endearing companion Her
Kindness and beneyolence, her uniformly and
peaceable department, secured the esteem Of
Of her connections and friends Upon the sor.
rows OF father and his afflicted family, We
would no further intrude-their breach 10
great like the sea, and their consolation, we
trust, will be found in the support of religion,
and in the sweet remembrance Of departed
"Her sun went down, ere it was noon"
She II rise, through grace, beyond the tomb.
Communicated
On Tuesday evening last, miss Nancy
Smith, daughter Of mr. Nathaniel Smith, aged
81 years.
At Kingston, Jamaica, ON the 18th March
last, mr.. Thomas John Mein, aged IS, son Of
the late mr.. John Mein, formerly merchant
of this place, all intelligent aud promising
young man.
"Dea!h loves shining mark,
Behind the rosy bloom he often turks"
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Nauttral fnteIIigemfe.
PORT OFNEWPORT.
t. ENTERED

L.Nl EHED,
Schooner Boston, Baxter, Boston.
Liberty, Baker, do.
Betsey & Eliza, Baker, do.
Sloop Sarah, Willistun, Boston.
Sloop Providence, Brown, New-York.
CLE.9RED,
Brig Sea- Bird, Carr, Baltimore
Schr. Betsey & Eliza, Baker, Providence.
Schr. Boston, Baxter, Providence.
Sloop Providence, Brown. do.
.4RRIV.4LS.
Sunday, Sept. IA, arr brig Lawson, from
Providence, for Hallowell.
Sloop .7nn. Manchester. fir. Prov. for NY.
sloop Sarah, Willistun, from Boston
Monday, arr. schr Monroe, Moulton, from
Calais, for N. York
Sch Neutrality, Davis .fr Prov for Gloccste.
Sch. .4ldeberanto, Burt, from Berkeley.
Sch Liberty, Baker, from Boston.
Sloops Express, Osborn; Alert, Hull, from
Boston, for New York
Sleep Henry, Ray, from Nantucket.
Sloop Mary & Caroline, Carver, fr. Pbilad.
Tuesday, arr. brig Delaware, Loring, from
ST. Andrews, for Philad
Schrs. Two. Friends, Nickerson: Hunter.
Baker, from Bath 80
Sch. Betsey Il Eliza, Baker, from Boston.
Sch. Helen, Howes, from Augusta.
ocnrs' Leander, Baker; Rambler, Bake.
from. Saco '~,' -
, Sch. Orator, from Noun, Desert.
Sloop .7delne, Snow, from Harwich.
SlooP Susannab, Bourne, from Sandwich.
Sioop Industry, Cobb, from Taunton.
Sioop Superior, Chlds, from New.York.
sloop Geo. & Phebc, West, from Proyid.
for New. Bedford
sloop Hannah s. Nancy, Tuner ,fr Warren.
The Schr. Charles, Wheeler, from Hamb,
I'm, Nlaine, which went on Brenton s Rect, on
he 10Th inst. was got off by the assstance OF
Tho Revenue Cuser, capt. Cahoone, and tow
Cd INTO this barbor on Thursday morning last,
ulth) Loss Of ruddsr, &c.
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@arrtr6

In this town ON Thursday evening last, by
the Rev mr.. Eddy, mr.. Joseph Smith To miss
Elizabeth Stednian, daughter Of mr.. /. Sted-
man, ali of this town.
In New Yolk on the 18th ult. by the Rev.
mr.. Mitchell, mr. Robert Robinson, Of this
town, 10 miss Emeline 5. iiaIsey, OF Long.
Island, n. Y.
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ttibution Of tie cargo, but d few moments
before his departure. He embprks again
on his errand OF loercy in good spirits, aud
will be followed by the best wishes of his
friends and country. N. Y. pa.
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MEMORANDA

, Art, at Norfolk. the 4th, ship Tea Plant,
Boyd, OF this port, fr. Havana.
, At New.orleans 2O,h ul;. brig benjamin.
Ruggles, for New-York, next day.
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Bonistoair.-Edwsfd Croker. Va.
Gunntr.--Samuel Allen, N. Y.
.StepGrd.--John II Preston, Mass.
Passengers.--LIeuts. VIM. NJ. Glendy,
Va; Jas. y. Homsns, Mass, midshiplnen
Charles II. nc Blaii, Md; Walter Z. Cuts,
ID. C.--to join U. s. ship Boston.
Mere. ADV.
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taken Of the late elections, and il Is not our
intention to give false hopes to friends, nor
deceive our opponents, are the causes for. the
Tejoicings, the noise, and the clamor Of the
Jackson leaders. Ifh were proper at this
time to enter into any speeulatons Of the votes
Of those States whose elections have not yet
taken place, we would say to the followers Of
him who can look upon blood and carnage
with composure, you will soon hear voice
from New-York, irom Pennsylvania, and from
Maryland, that will not strike pleasantly the
ear, and will harrow up the soul. To our
friends in every part of the Union we would
say 60 on, relax not your sxertions your
cause is that of good order, good government,
AID correct principles, and upon the success
that may attend it, hang the constitution and
liberties Of your country.
-~soO--
The Ist Regiment Of the first Brigade, r !
militia, commanded by Col. THOMAS STACEY,
Jr. will parade in the Freebody lot, near
Mithell's mill, this morning, and will be
drawn up for inspection and review at 9 o.
CLOCK, pursuant to the orders Of Brig. Gen.
NEwToH.
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From the Savannah Mercury.

Terrible Effects Of the Tariff In 1916,
when the Tariff law Of that year was pass
ed, coarse cottons cost % cents Per yard;
that was their estimated value. Now, in
1928, under the operation Of the unjust, op.
pressive, unconstitutional. and diabolics sl
Tariff, this same description ofcotion cells
at the Paterson (New Jersey factory, a,
SIX cents per yard. POUNDS how the peo.
pie Of the South are taxed for the suppor,
Of Northern Manufacturers! Again; when
a daty on cut nails as Imposed, of 5 cents
per pound, these nails were selling at 6f
teen cents the pound. Now the disboIcal
tariff has raised the price (aftcr the nsnne'
of the Irish host) up to fire cents the pound!
What q TAX the consumer pays for the
benefit Of the manufacturer Whist a
practieal comment on The yuinop effects
Of the American system!
LAsr VESSEL yoR GRrEcf.-The BRIG
Suffolk. with . csrge Of provisions and
clothing destined for the relief Of the
Greeks, sailed last week. We saw DR..
HVwss vhe y sswuissiopes With The &s.
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NEw.YoRK, Sent, l3.

NEW 1oHk, SSTn. lo.
Last Of Offers attached TO The United States
.}igdts Hudson, noto riding al anchor IN
the North Riper, opposite the Battery.
ready for sea, Daiiing orders: 49,.
COMMUNICATIONS Orde Creighton, Esq.
Of New York.
Lieuienmets.-lst, WIN. v. Taylor, OF R.
Island; Cd, Thomas S. Harnesley, of Vir
ginin; Sd, WIN Belt, of do. 18th. VIM.
Pottinger,. of Maryland 9Th, Thomas w.
Freelon, Of w.; 6th,J. K. Blake, of Dis
Columbia.
Sailing .Ndsters.-lst, Jacob Null, Of Ma.
ryland; ID, John Calhoun, Of Pennsylvania
Lieuienanis Of 1forines.--lst, Geo, w.
Walker, ID. c.; ID, Francis s. Neville, O.
hio.
Purse,.-Wm. s. Rogers, r. Island.
.Mdshipmsn.-Augustus u. Kitty, of Nd.
Robert w. Alden, N. H.; VIM. b. Everett.
Md; VIM. nj. A. Moore, Va; John 8. Mis-.
room. s. c.; Alex. II. Marbury, ID. c.; Bush
rod w. Hunter, Va; Henry Mifflin. Penn:
Lewis b. Higbce. N. j.: Ferdinand Smith,
Penn; Alex. X. Yaneey, Va; M. G. s. Clai
borne, Tenn; Francis b. Wright, ID. C.
WIN. M. Walker, Md VIM. X Taylor, r.
l.; Governer NJ. Meredith, Penn. Perez.
val Drayton, S. C.; John J. Walbach. Md;
Edward Bopkioson, Perm; - Case, N.
Y: Charles Root N. Y; Lewis c. F. Tatio,
Florida; VIM. II. Pendleton, Va. Mark
Hale, VI; John w. Graham, Conn. Rob.
eyt Handy, X. l.; John w. Palmer, Conn.
Masters Mste.)
Ccptains Clerh.-- Waldron, N.
Il
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GJ-SEEXoNK.-An application has been
made TO the Legislature of Massa chusetts, by
the inhabitants of the town of Seekonk who
reside in that part Of the town. which lies adj
jacent to Pawtucket, and forms one part Of
that busting and important village. for a sep
arltIon.--The application, will in all probabll-
:ty Io granted, as ii is so reasonable in itself,
and so essential to tho prosperity and domestic
rcposc of body Of people, who are distinguish
cd for their intelligence, industry, enterprise.
and unrernitting perseverance,.
AS we will not, however, undertake to med
die with the local affairs of our Massachusetts
neighbours, we shall not undertake. 10 advise,
much less TO dictate; but it does appear to US,
if we way be allowed to express an opinion
that the application is SO reasonable and so
just, that 1t cannot be refused, by the distin-
guished council, to whom it is preferred.
The advanta ges which will result TO the town
Of Seckonk by tho arrangement, are manifold
and mus, be apparent to all who pay the least
attention TO tho subject. We believe that
there is but little or no opposition, and we beg
leave to congratulate our Seckonk neighbours,
on the prospect of the speedy accomplishment
Of an arrangement, SO loudly called for, by
their interest and heir wishes.
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G5-HAEPHAEsToN.- We havo only n very
short reply to make to Hsephaeston, who hon
ored us with a column or moro of serious re-
Elections, in the Boston Daily American States
man, of last Thursday.
As TO what we said of the book, of which
on a former occasion, wo spoke very freely,
we would at this lime speak as we did then,
were such a course rendered at oil nc
cessary. But we are not much disposed to
make a long article, in relation to an affair Of
utter lnsignifcance, and in conclusion, assur Q
Haephaeston, that we are far from supposing
that tho author ofthe political pamphlet. would
at this time ,call his production from the obliv-
ion which nantes it. 1t was conceived in a
moment of spleen and passion, and written in
anger, and no who gave it to the world, would
now, in all probability rejoice if it had nevor
occupied the gaze Of the public
In saying this We say no more, than what
we honestly believe to BIO the truth, and as wo
would not disturb the sanctuary of n moulder-
ing publication, dead, dofunct, nailed up and
buried, we shall here dismiss tho subject, after
simply remarking, that we are Gar from admit
ting the truth Of tho allegations contained in
the pam hlct, TO which we onco more ncces-
sarily make alluslon.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-06

Small Business Mr.. SPAaAsAwX has pre-
scented a memorial, to the Senate of the United
States, complaining of Mr.. Duff Greene, for
having pulled bis nose; an account Of which,
We published in our last. Duff has also written
II letter to the Vice President, in which he
promises TO give a abatement of the affair, to
the Senate. Both communication were laid
on The table, on motion Of Mr.. Conn, who ro-
marked ''that tho Senate had no more to do
with tho transa ction, than they had with the
fighting Of two coachmen."
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-06

pAcKErs.-Of the thlrty-four packet ships
[9ays the Mercantile Advertised employed in
thc regular lines between here and Liverpool,
London aud ~fTnvre, only two are now in this
port, and ono Of these Is detained beyond her
firas to make some repairs.
Eightcsn are probably nov on tho way 10
MS port. ten or eleven of which are consider
cd due, vz:-Fro1o Liucrpooi; lst Dee. pack
a Pacific; Stl,. John Jay; 18th, Florida; 24lh.
keeds; LIST San. Canada; Sth, Birmingham;
18th, britannia; Gath, Silas Richards; LIST Feb.
New-Tork. From Hare; LIST Dec. packet,
Queen Nab; 18th, Henri ". and Don Quix-
oate; let Jan. Cadmus; 10Th, Edward Qnesne!,
and sully; LIST Feb France. From London;
l0h and oath January packets.
This delay lsays tho Commercially in the ar
rival Of the packets, Is, wc believe, without
prccrdeat, since their first establishment. En-
cap,ing those detained in the bay by the
weather.. there are only three packet ships in
xhis port; the George Canning, which sails on
tho Sth instant, for Liverpool; the Napoleon,
far do. on tho sth March, aud tho Colombia.
for kondon. Sixty-one days have elapsed
smco the date Of the last advices from Liver
pool; aud tho lfst packet due is supposed to
have been at sea g. days. The suspense oc-
essioned by the want Of advices has Affected
materially commercial operations. Purchasers
ave kept hack. and sales Of produce for cx-
pot have hean trining.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-06

! 10 MoxoPoLYs We sssure the gentleman
ofthe Journal, that we are too dull to CON-
prehsnd, how. or in what way, no makes
the manufs CT uring business a monopoly; and
how, if he be a defender Of the constitution Of
the country-and we know he is-he can ad-
vocate monop lies, when by that very consti-
tuition, they are declared to be odIous. We
profess to be opposed to all kinds of monopo-
lies. and yet We think, that Manufacturers
have not in the nation a more sincere advo-
cate than wo are. But did we look upon that
interest as a monopoly, we should oppose 1t.
We think tha,, as the controversy stands be-
twoon us, it becomes us to concede, and tho
gentleman of the Journal to admit, that he did
make a wrong use of the word monopoly.
Being pressed for room, we are compelled
to omit a portion Of tho remarks We had to Of
fer on this unimportant subject, and here
leave the gentleman of the Journal, to admit,
if he pleasos, that he has made one of those
blundors, to which our race are sometimes IL
able.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-06

I esrCoSoREss.-ws need offer nc apology
10 our readers for the large space occupied in
the adet of this morning, blythe proceedings
Of our National Legislature. The Bill report
cd by MI. MALLARy. 10 the House Of Repre-
scntativcs, ON Thursday. is one, in which every
individual in the State OF Rhode Island is deep
y Interested. and one, which is all important
to the future prosperity Of our little State; and
of the particular merits OF which, we shall not
at this timo speak.
The Senate have been occupied for some
days in discussing the bill reported by Mr..
Woodbury., for the relief of tho surviving Off
GERS and soldiers of the Revolution No doubt
is entertained, but that the bill will pass that
body by a respectable majority.
Tho reader will also perceive that tho Sec
rotary Of War, has answered tho call of tho
House in regard TO tho execution Of the tx
Militia Men, during the late war, by order Of
Gen. Jackson; which documents we're, after
some debate, ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Chiton's resolution on Rctrenchments,
still continues before NE House, for the pur-
pose of givin. members an opportunity TO make
speeches for the benefit Of their constituents,
and will probably continue TO occupy their at
tention for somo days.