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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-19
MASONRY.

TIME Genius Of Masonry, OF a Defenc of the Order, con-
tanning some remarks on the origin and History, The us
o. and abuses Of the science, with SINE notices Of otl'er SO
cret societies in the United Sires, in Three Lettures. by
Samuel l.. Knapp. Just received and for sale by
I A. :. BECK WITH.
Nov. 10. No 10 Manufactured, opposite Union Buildings.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-22

The WEATHER. A cold, raw, easterly
storm commenced on Sunday, and continued
till this morning, with occasional hail and
snow, preceded by two or three days of high
and disagreeable easterly winds. In other
parts of the country unreasonable weather has
been experienced. In Lynchburg, Virginia,
where, during the past winter, there was not
snow enough to cover the earth, a snow storm
occurred on the Sd inst. which it was fear
ed would destroy all the fruit in the neigh
bourhood. At Buffalo, on the 4th inst. snow
fell to the depth ola foot more than had fall
en- there during the winter. On the 18th, at
Trenton, N. j., there was slight snow storm.
On the same day it showed in New-Y York
&c hours without intermission. At Balti-
more, on the 10Th, it was summer weather,
succeeded by thunder and lightning, and
finally, by hail and snow. In Georgetown,
s. c., there was ice an inch thick on the
9th ult., rare occurrence there. On the
same day ripe strawberries were eaten in
the neighbourhood. The corn was general
ly cut down by the cold, and the rice sustain
ed great injury.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-22

-" swift from his frame
Flies every twinge of fear and shame;
His courage comes, relumes his vigour,
And feels his touch the nice hair-trigger:
While near at hand his raging foe,
In tutestring sheath'd, awaits the blown
Whether Mr.. McDufie was on this, as
the reader will doubtless remember he was
on former, occasion, cased in lutestr;ng. we
are unable to state. The probability how
ever, is that as there were no deadly wea-
pons IN the case, he was SO provident as to
save his honour and lutestring too; and to
reserve the latter for any emergency that
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-22

DIVISION OF THE County. The aggregate OF
the votes, star they have come to our knowledge
is 70S yeas, and 9756 nays In Middlesex the vote
has been nearly unanimous against division.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-22

OUR SENATORS. All the returns are not yet re-
ceived, and it is matter of doubt whether MIR. Bow
man is not elected. According to present nforma-
ton he lacks but about 100 votes of having ma
iority
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-22

house, and barn, belonging to Mr.. Benjamin Snow
in Fitchburg, were burnt on Thursday morning last
Two horses and a COW persisted in the flames.
G7A CARD. Benjamin Snow presents his sin
cere thanks to the engnemen and citizens of Fitch
burg for their spirited exertions in the preservation
of his property from destruction by fire on THURSDAY
morning last. April 81.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-22

CANALS. The Worcester Spy states that
the Blackstone canal is in good state OF
forwardness, and that such arrangements
have been made for the completion of it that
1t will probably be ready for use for the fall
trade. On. the first eight days after the
opening of the Miami (Ohio) Canal, S472, 70
were received for tolls at Cincinnati, Hamil-
ton, and Middletown. The New York Ca
nal is open from one extremity to the other,
displaying the gratifying appearance of in
creasing business.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-22

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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-30
SIR WALTER SCOTT.

lust added a. the Procidsnne Museum, highly finished
~ Buss ofthe abnve Justly distinguished chir,cter taken
Hosn Chsntryh celebrasd marble bust. This late addition
hss c1r valuable contents Of this fourishing esslis
aent, renders visit we'll worth the while of every de-
ssss, (and who desrous y of bcholing the very
esm and features of him. who has become eminent IN
the literary world for the endless variety Of his productions,
re Of his descriptions the richness Of bis image
", the depth Of his intellect and the failing inventive
DWcrs Of his genius To the lovers Of Nature aud of Ma
Vusss handy works." rich treat offered this fashion-
sbis place Of resort in the vast collection Of carioses,
aAhered from four IN Of the gloe and here pre-
eented at once view Of the admrng spectator. On
e ensuing anniversary Of National Independence, the
Museum will he fitted IN the hest sly for the reception
o( visitors and during the day and evening the whole will
s envened by hand Of good music In addition to other
.n0velies dstng musician has been engaged for
1e occason 10 play the Scotch Bagpipes, which will be
san additional attraction lovers O musical variety.
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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-30
CREAM OF AMBER,
DUMFRIES' HIGHLY APPROVED
EVE WATER

gUNIIIS safe and powerful wash for infimed Eyes,
n stands pre- eminent among the multitude of ordnab
preparn cor this purpose The nio obstinate the
slight nlnmlos Of that delicate orgon yield Ia this
highly approved Eye Water which will brace aud restore
te OF Ire diseased parts On recent eyes the effect
highly satary In Of years stnndnr the most
expected relief Ira, been received, aer other applications of
inferior efficacy had failed. BcakHess sorsness and oi
complaints o tie Eyes preecng from ce'is, lnve been
Jerm1neuiIy removed. 1hosc who pronsiee 20 be
the best preparation for this complaint They met with,
especially IL osliate Of soreness and niianaon-
Price Is cents per bottle.
ALso-Te celebrated Cambrian Tooth 9ehs Pills, which
give immediate relief without the least injury 10 the Teeth.
On trial this win be found ~ the hest retr edles known
for this painfn complaint. Price so cents box.
UrPeplrcd and sold wholesale, by 4. kfDDER, propr-
Of the "Conav Iedieins" J" Counting Room Ia Cham
hers No 90 Corner Of Count and Hanover streets and nj
retail by hs sreeia apyoinmcnt toseher with al The the
different articles OF the Conway Medcne by the following
DrIEass, viz JOSEPH BALCH Jr. and
JOHN n. MASON 4 Co
.Ohseve, genuine without the written signaturv
Oft. KfDDER, on the outside printed wrapper.
tafr tssccuni 70 tncse who buy 10 sell again.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-30
PRo11DEA'CE Eh0A11N'G B.lTM

IDNHE proprietor having iusi tiei his spacious Flo
ING BATHING HOUSE, iespectuily inf,rins the La
dlsa and Gentlemen of Provience aud IFS vicinity that it
viii b located In tho Cove ut the foot OF Hydaum street,
saAd In the rear Exchange Bank. The bu idng pro
vidsd with every convenience; will stand Oft where the
-eusrsns from s central situation cannot fail TO in
vits tho company of those who practice cold water Bathing
The apartments Of the Ladies and Gentlemen sepaat-
ID IN ofcca manner, ana those which appropriated
ue the er, will not under any circumstances at any time
b occupied by gentlrmen
Tho proprietor having prepared this comfortable house for
sbs dpoed to enjoy the luxury of the cold bath shower
hath datsrs himself he will be literally rewarded by
rtbs estronags Of generols public.
TEkMS-season Tickets g. single tickets l2 l2 cents
Ten tickeis 81.
Tho House will be npen every morning fTsm sunrise un
N o'eioc, r. NJ except Sundays which days with
nlon At O'Clock, 4. NJ. june u
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-30

On last Saturday afternoon, we saw one of
those long four wheeled vehicles, which uro
used for Transporting machinery, proceeding
down Canal street, crowded with upwards OF
fifty machinists. from Mcssrs. s. Newell 4
Co.'S Machine Shop, at the north end Of tho
town. The carriage was drawn by thirteen
horses. contained band Of music. and was
covered with canvass, on one sido Of which
were inscribed in large lettcrs-"Land Pack.
et." ana beneath this Economy and ON the
other sidc "Frce Suffrage" The behavior of
these passengers was perfectly dccoroes, and
we have learnt that the object Of tho ride was
festive rather than tumultuous, as the carriage
repaired to Bowers Cove, where the company
partook Of clam-bako and ohowdcr prepared
by Mr.. Foster, The whole was under tho
management Of Mcssrs. Hopkins s. wilbour,
Forc,nen Of the Machine Shop-I5id.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-30

Town MEErrNo.-On Saturday afternoon
last. Town Meeting was holden in this town
Tor the purpose Of establishing rules and rcgu-
lations for the government of the Dexter Asy.
lu'o. The building committee made report
verbally. that the house was completed and
ready for the reception or the Poor. A vote
was then passed. directing the Overseer to
cause all those who are supported at tho Work
House to be removed to the Asylum ns soon as
practicable. And another vote was passed d..
rect'ng him TO cause all others who are sup
ported by the town in other places, or who re-
ceive relief from him, or may hereafter npplv
for relief, to be removed TO that place with as
little delay as possible, giving authority to the
Town Council. on representation from the
Overseer, TO permit such TO remain where thoy
now are. who by reason Of advanced age. or
extreme sickness. or mental arrangement, IL
would be difficult to remove.-Jo Journal
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-30
PREVENTION OF FRAUD.

ME nature and advantages Of the method lately dscov
cred Of prerenting or protecting against fraudulent
practices upon Bank Notes Bills Of Exchange, Prosoy
Notes, Checks Drafts Certificates o Stock, Policies Of u
sur1nce, Wills, Lottery Tickets, and other instrument.
whether mercantile or legal be briefly explained 70
lows
may be discharged by the application of of lime
Oxalic, and Ohcr strong acids, dangerous power
ptss~sed by evdspOsed persons, fE alecng atera
ton t suits their purpose, either in sum, number date
Endorsement.
The object of the present invention, which the Pesi
dent OF the United States has granted his La PAIk.r
~ 10 effect this security by Me Introduction of lines otei
devices drawn printed copperpate In vegetable
imal colours upon both sides of tho paper, on which
the value Of the CHEcK DRAFT, other document u he
written should attempt be then made 20 extract the
writing, by the Use Of any acid OF dlemca propagation,
instantaneous change Of colour dsclage q the lines
dher device will be produced immediate detection cnsue,
and the document rendered entirely useless.
~ Checks, Drafts, Promssory Notes, prepared paper
may he seen and obtained by applying at the Office Of the
Agent
=" Orders f< Engraved Private Checks, No te or DIR
Plates will be promptly executed-as also orders any
part oftle Unon will be thankfully received and punctu.
wiz. nj. EVANS, Patentee,
No. l35, Chcsnu street. first door above Fourth, Phlade
pa-or s. DEWEY, Agent for the sane for the New
England States, No 49, Maketstreet, Providence, r. l.
The following is certificate from John DH Hot . Esq.
Professor Of Chemistry in Broun Unirsrsay
Afer making number ofex perments the engnvngs
Of VIM NJ Evans patent Checks Sc intended to prevent
certain fraudulent practices Bank Checks, Notes. Bills
Exchange, SC satisfied that his plan will meet the pur
pose proposed and is worthy OF patronage; ,m1; ,,,
Providence, May %, 1929.
ISpccncns uf the above unaterabe Checks Sc as al
So Letters of Recommendation from the most eninrn,
Chemist ~ the city OF Pladephit, can be seen by applying
to y. J. DEWEY, Agent,
may 81 y Providence, X. I.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-30
VALUABLE MEDICINES.

MIR DAM takes hi, method inform his friend, and the
he ha, recently purchased Of Mr. RArLrs together with
certificates some OF which are attached TO The directions
''' 'A' Use u VI riiE iifs'f. BALM OF EGYPT,
Formerly gained great rcpute for the he Asthma and
all Co"mptive complaints; ba Away, considered
tive for the Ashm, and Whoopns Cough since which
ime articles have been suh.ued what effect the pub
tic are the he" judges pArrrSs
Celebrated Hsmorrodes, Pile Hectuary and Ointment.
This preparation known TO he positive for the Piles
many Of The most respectable person. in Boston, can
have been cured after using The Medicine few day. Oe6
Gates from them can he seen at Mr. CHARLES BARRELLS
i53, Wahinyonrect and many Druggist sbopin Boston;
hut he known Of hI D-e he Agent for the U.
''''' ANDERsoN's EYE WATER,
mot prepared by Anderson who invented the Cough Drop)
is Article which much celebrated Par, and London,
,incc which others h'ye started aud icd with Eve
r prrp,te Nv thr,are "s; hn'!n. Proprietor rf i Eve
water a., a eyidscc d, the jg r,br,, Of iii, arl,e.c a.
many persons have rcery used wh s'ca; success in the
northern and middle .tsics
Mr. Dam has all these Medicines prepared and put up for
his Agents under the particular upeInenienee Of Of the
best Chemists in Boston.
M,s,ac,tl. viz. il Portland Maine Woodcck Vermont
ven, COnni New Yok City Albiny, Tray, Ucs Rorhc,er
saraog, Springs aud Niagus Fa, n. Y. Phldcphia, Pen;
Baltimore Nd; ani Boston, Mas which las, place the Pro-.
pr;ttor resides.
Any orders by letters post pail directed to the proprietor,
LEADER DAN, DANIEL MOVES, M,,ket street, or
CHARLES BARRELL 1856 Washington street, Boston, will
receive immediate attention.
N Il. The proprietor ha, particularly instructed all his
Agents refund the money every purchaser ofhese Med
eno. If they do give upon fair trial. the pur-
chaser returning the bcye, hotties aud directions, within
fortnight aiter the oi the Medicine.
CERTIFICATES.
Boston, May 3oih 1923.
the ubcrier Of Huntington in the of New York,
have taken paons" Pile Elecuary and Ointment
which ha. entirely cured of the Plies (Which had very
hady) five days. aud ,hond recommend and advise every
who has that troublesome complaint make of The
above remedy which consider positive (SgneD
SOLOMON kETCHiM, Jr.
Bo.ou, Nov. 2sh, 1896.
Th, certify that have used Pacns celebrated Pile
Eectnary and cured by the Of week. after he
REUBEN BEMIs.
CREAM OF AMBER,
For removing pmpe -r.ckles and all eruptious Of
the slin gradually propucing so clear aud beautiful
plcxoB.
A, remedy for Scroiua and Sail Rheun, il, merit, stand
unr allied.
The fullest rc,nce my he placed upon the efficacy Of the
CREAM OF AMBER ~ all the II
only renders the skin beautifully soft smoo,h ,na clear hut by
in its apple uion promotes the free and unncr-
else ~ those functions Of the .kin which
,y 90 health aud the atnment and preservation Of beau
| ifui complex
Aloi the above Medicine, for sale by DR.. GEORGE
H. TILLINGlIASr, sole Agent for this town, No. 2, South
Main Street. sign uf the u Idea Mortar. Junet
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is a solitary case, though we are led 10 infer
that the same thing has been practiced by
more than ono bank. and that many man Of
fair credit has been sufferer. Such Is the in
gcnious management between banks and thci.
agents, that it may be difficult TO prove the
facts stated, though they are substantially cor
rect. but should they come 10 the knowledge
OF the legislature, the transaction may posi-
bly, be traced to it's source.
When banks become brokers' 'shops Il is timo
they shouIG cease TO do business, and to nrcy
upon the community; men Of business will thea
cease to Gepond upon ,he:a.'
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FoR THE LirEEIRy cLpRf.

MEssRs SMITH & PARMENTER,
Gentlemen Below is an extract takoa from
paper published in the Literary En-
porium," which though il may not apply " Per.
bafim ct Hterdtim' to any bank in Providence
is nevertheless believed 10 be, in reference to
the principles Of sharing no, altogether inap-
proPriate TO its meridian. Whether this /, so
or not, can best be known by those who have
beon drdtcn into system of orer i,a.iing,
brought on by ''cver 1ankias," and who hay.
had some reason at least 10 complain of the
rate of exchange anu interest, which has beea
demanded by the banks, Of those applicants
who in fulfilling tho large onga gemen,s brought
on by "our banking" have had uccasi,n to
prefer then requests at the discount table, to
enable them 20 meet the contracts which the
bank may haze been the means Of originating.
BY inserting the same in your paper you wilt
oblige SUBSCRIBER.
Providence, July 25M 1928.
The multiplicity Of 5,nks i, pcrniciors,
there can bs no doubt. perverted as they
eV"eiNhes are Dy inc ucsiRnin ana niercena-
ry, they become instrutne.'s Of personal hp-
grandncment rather than Of public benefit.
During the present scarcity Of money, an in
stance has Coz ., TO our Knowledge winch if le-
gslly attcstod would take away ITS charter.
mercantile house of high responsibility, +,
who were among its dcpositors. applied for a
discount, offering undoubted paper. To The ap.
p'ieation, II was replied that the bank had no
money and were unabin to discount. Such
was the necessity Of tho case. however, that
the proposers would not DO denied: but, said
tho bank, though zoe have no money, there is
way IN which 1t may be raised. We will give
you our note in exchange for yours. for which
broker will procure the money. The business
was done accordingly. The holder Of the note
was directed TO certain broker. BY Uhop, 10
toas returned to the bank. from whieh IL issu-
ed aud there the money ,oas procured NTH
an abatement Of nine per cent tntereSG
Thus n Asgrant usury committed by a bank
upon its supporters, and with the specious pre-.
tcnce OF f"accommodation." For tho honour
Of our monied Institu,ions, We hope the sbovs
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MORE NEW GOODS.
TURNITURE.
CALEB C. COOKE.

XOOULD In form his friends and the public generally,
w that he has hand at his room, No i0l
Westminster sreet, first cast Of the Universas Chapel
.stegint assortment Of Furniture Of his manufacture,
1aade Of the very best Of St Domingo Mahogany and
ssRssd, among which p,ttcrns for Sideoards,
snfss Tables Wardroes Grcciin Sofas, Mahogany French
TnAnslled Bsdscads, which he will sell low.
B. Particular attention paid 10 manufacturing to order,
rosniture of any description, short notice &. G. q. vii
attend to al ic duties Of undertaken such making Cof
rs, stssnding Funerals, procuring iiearscs &c when
-qsestsd. -
MAHOGANY.
C. c. Cvoke, also intends keeping general Mahogany
4uInber yard, IN Of his Furniture Ware Room, he has
hand about thms,nd feet Of -. Domingo and
Hay Mahogany, sawed in Boards Plank and Jon branch
ani shaied veneers, very hinlsomc, suitable for Cabne
nakeFs, M,chne makers aud Buer generally, Mahogany
AgrSsed 10 the log and sawed any dminutios at shor
aSaes Orders particularly attended to.
AnrNQ
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

EA TIMOTHY d. REDMOND informs his friend
SSM and the public that he has opened his establish.
.,@Mh meDt, No 49, $50 Pearl street, and No. lis on
Water street, city Of New York, and invites them 20 rene
their p,ironaae \ generals community here have wei
coined him back to is accustomed labor IN their service and
he hopes that travellers viii unite the respectable ci
zeis OF this city In besowing him their
ana indemnify as Tar ms may be for the wrongs he has suf
fered beyond the power Of Jury To redress.
Hs household in order, and his accustomed ahn-
dance and varieties In the lader and cellar will be pOvd
ed 10 before his unparalleled persecution.
New-fork, march 10 6n
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EMORY WAsHBURN,

COUNSELLOR ar LAW,
N AS removed TO woscrsrER, (Ma~.) where he Inns
III opsaed an oice, and will faithfully attend 10 any
puv(hpsbnnat business committed TO bis charge.
NsSssence IN Providence To Col. J. B. Wooo aud JoHs
Whom, Eeq
R0kTER, PALE ALE, NEWARK CIDER
NyM vIALLh has an,ly hand Bottled Porter Pale
" Aie, ssi Newsik Cider, of the yery be. qualify a,
uAs1ssslscs rssaiL ioSooth Msin.Srss.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-23
district Of Columbia,

.MrGndrG COMFY ~
NOVEMBER TERM, 1871,
Joseph Janney trustee of Thomas Jan.
ney e. Go. and John NJ. Johnson as
signce of Silas and David Reed,
Comph's.
George Carson and Nehemiah Carson,
and Charles Bennett, Hugh Smith
and William Fowle, trustees OF Geo.
Carson, DejfS
TIME Defendant George Carson not having c0'''..
his appearance, and given security &C.
ing 10 the statute and the rules Of this Court d"
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court upon .5
d ayit filed, that Tie said Defendant George '''sDn.
not an inhabitant of the District of Columbia Q" y.
ton of the Complainants by their counsel, IT'S "a. f~
that the said George Carson do appear here Oh ,~ n
day of next April Term, and enter his aTpe'T .~,,,
this suit, and give security for performing the G c5.tS.
of the Court; and that the other DeiendaIi' C""
Bennett, Hugh Smith and William fowle, l'. m,s III
George Carson 90 not pay away, convey CT S. ,ts;
debt, ny them owing to or the estate or SiiSc', :, c,@ss
han Is belonging to The said absent De'enG' w. Ccr+
Carson, until tie further order or decree OF '"rr,bI
and that a copy of this order be %forth"i'n p Ism
two months successfully in one of the puoic =. c1 ~
pers printed in the town of Alexandra, ana '",L ,rany
be also posted at the front door OF the '"
of said County. Test, re-
ian Is EDH' 4 mn