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gr"es from Epperscn, at time when lie was not
INTERESTED, as at present to the amouut OF < 1907
600 in cash. aud the first honor in the gilt of the
peope,--ai tirne when TO win n race, and gaifie
chcfcn and succeed combat were very desirable
'h'nss That he ihen cooy aud delibe = ,ely wrote
down tho following with his hand confidently cav
he dare no. dS,sy
"a !acksons ror'o Of cash for negroes bought Of Rich
a''i Epperson. 1929 45."
Joseph Coleman was 20 paw similar sun: as therein
stipulated, which was his proportion. | am old their
great inquiry Of late has been, how came 10 know
Tins fact, and yet they dare say does DOT exist
They ought to know, and 60 know, that was two
years ago, appointed in court 10 examine JOSEPH Cole.
mans papers, ard that every day meet gentlemen in
the streets ct astve. whose SELF respect whose low
OF truth aud justice will pcrn, them 10 acquiesce
IN The denial of truth support of fasehood for any
co"'ocrat'on whatever more particularly when threats
are resor'ed TO- and street mobs paraded that pur-
pose such conduct cannot fail roUse the soul oc
moral upright man 70 action. a. ERWIN.
| .lir JcEerSoas DcIts.-A' the time Of Mr. ItrrrY
sous death, his debts amounted to SlO7 900 It's
tNafs the Virginia Advpcate) know from having
seen list accompanied by unGues.ionn bic CIV Ience OF
ITS correctness From the sales of personal estate N
January, 1927, and the funds which came into In.
hands his executor has paid the SI2 $40 on NJ,
count OF the interest acc'uins that debt, and tie
sum OF $4,000 IN part discharge oft There is there
lore AZ this time, the OF 572 900 rer,ip,,,- TN
paid tn pay winch the isuds OF Mr. JeTci SON are uuy
offered for sale.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-26

4 HAVE Just received sTlenniI " ~
mems Drab Beaver Hats, Of superior T'af'y, go
hand large OF every description of Fur Hats,
and 200 dozen Black. White, Brown and Drab Wool
Hais-ali &C which he feels disposed to sell at reduced
rrce7 To- cg7i JOHN THOMPSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-26
German and Irish LINENS.

NibIiIoII dIIu IIIS1 AItl6IlS.
asSlNE ard extra supcrfue German linens, % ,o,y
T. superior texture
Do do Idsh do
For sale 1T low prices for cash. by
80 -is BALL NELSON.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-24

for years. that the Albion Corn Plaster,
affords immediate eiefand elf, a certain for Corns
iSy its application according accompanying directions the
Corn ,oened enul,ed and drawn ol by The roots with
out the ca, pain or any Of the trouble and danger attending
the hnadous and Intellectual practice oe1ractmg the Cora By
cutting
The following instances ON many other, Of similar char
aoer sufficiently the superior efficacy Of the Abcn
Corn Plaster.
M Farrar, of Boston, number Of years distressed by
painful Cor hal applied every thing recommended with
cect, ard rendered perfect cripple. On applying
th. Plaster he perfectly cured Of his aud freed from
his l,meness.
Gencman Of Greenfield, for many years afflicted With
very painful Corn, aud cured by box, after every
other plaster had been tried to purpose
Mr. Cule Of Boston, cured Of aroublc,ome Corn By
one box
efiGcaie. To those afflicted with Corns their feet
DO certify that have used the Albion Corn Plaster, with
pcte Before had used box completely cured
Corn which had troubled me for many years. make ths
public for the benefit of those afflicted with that painful
plant. (SigntD WIN. SHAW.
Flushing Long Island, Feb. 2G.
price 50 cents abo,)
~ Prepared fro IN the original Recipe MS Of the late Dr.
w. r. Conway by r. kiider his immediate and sols
proprietor. For sale wholesale, (h all the other Conway
Me cine his Counting Room No 10, Court-street
of HanovoT-ste, dn at retail, by his special aP
poinmen, by the following Dru4gss-JosEPH BALcH, Jr
JoHS II. Mason Providence, aud Dr.J WILLIAMS, War
- Observe genuine without written signature
T. KID DER Oh the outside printed wrapper
Large discount to those who buy " sell again.
April &c
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-24
PARKER VEGETABLE RENovATIyG
PANACEA.

Equal To Sna's any other, and dollar cheaper,
EIxOR the Of Rheumatism Li0er Complaint, Uies,
II 6rcurio and SHphiiitic Diseases. Likewise,
plants arising from impure state of the bloud Putd Soro
Throat, and the early stages of Consumption, &c
Many of JaIndce have been radically cured by
using only few bottles Dyspepsia, Indigestion, s
moved by s powerful virtues and where children
cened is known 10 le remarkable sa'utary operative,
and for that purpose should he kept In mies 10 be given
In complaints incident to the changes Of the
Purchasers requested to observe, that the Genuine
Medicine las the Proprietor nac IN his hand writ
Ing the label of each bottle, with the words Parker
Panacea" The seal of the cork The label represents tho
Hydra sublued by Hercules, with masonic emblem above.
This PANACEA Is equal TO any in II IL pleasant
the taste, and requires alteration In the diet-sprous
liquors to be avoided
Tie proprietor aware, that for want of proper and COZ
tain nornaon his medicine may by persons be rank
ed amongst nosrnis yended by empires Of tho
dag but he has the satisfaction Of Knowing that upon trial
these opinions will vanish, and give place 10 conviction Of
rs superior merits To pretend that all and every disease
which the human constitution " Table, will be cured by
his medicine, would bc fae and absurd In the extreme hut
possesses uncommon efficacy in the relief and Of
obstinate and violent complaints and those In many In
stances of the most alarming and distressing nature and
hlbeen fully snbstantiated.
Certificates and directions printed In pamphlet form, &C.
company each bote-price 80 or $40 per dozen.
REMAINDER !-a PARKER'S PANACEA !" equal b
Swarn's, any other, and one dollar cheaper.
Orders from any part Of the United States addressed 70
JOHN A. PARKER, No. 200, North Eighth, four doom
above Wood street, or ATKINSON s. ALEXANDER
Pvntes, Philadelphia, viii be attc:dcd TO
January so.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-24
PREVENTION OF FnAUD.
vuvnE and advantages of the method lately disc

yNyiJE nature and advantages of the method lately dscov
II cred of prerentiRg or Protecting against fraudulent
practices upon Bank Nodes, Bills u Exchange Pronsory
Notes Cheeks Drafts Cencaies III stock, Policies of In
surance Wills Lottery Tickets, and other Instruments
whether mercantile iesa may be briefly explained as fol
lows -
IL Is Obvious that as writing exeoited with common INK
may be discharged by the application Of muriat Of lime,
oyaic, and other strong acids very dangerous power Is
possessed by .vdsposed persons, ff ecting any allera
on that suits their purpose, either In sum- number, date, or
ndOrsenent.
The object of the present invention, for which the Presi
dent Of the United States has granted his ArrERs PATLNr
IL 10 effect this security by ae nuOdcti ot lines o other
devices drawn printed cOpperpe IN vegetable or an
a colours, upon o both sides OF tho paper, On which
the value of the CHEcK DRAFT other document Is Ia he
written should attempt be then made TO extract The
writing, by the Of any acid ~ chemical prtprnon an
change of colour discharge u tie lines or
other device VIII be Produced immediate detection ensue,
and the document rendered entirely Useless.
1r CheckS, Dratt Pr0missory Notes, prepared paeI
For Letters Credit, and description Oi documents
may be and obtained by applying AT the office Of the
Agent
Orders for Engnved Private Checks, Note or Dran
Plates VIII he promptly executed-as also orders IL. any
pau of he mon will he thankfully received, and puDctu
wiz. NJ. EVANS, Fa,en,ee,
No 1885, Chesnut street first door above Font, phadel
phia-or 10 H. J. CEWEY Agent forth Or he New
England sudes No. 49, Market street, Frovjeaco, RI
The fotioning IS certificate from John DVo ,.r. Esq.
PrcfsSsor Of Chem,strym Bronn University.
After making number oi perinents the engravngs
Of VIM. NJ Evans patent Checks Sc intended 10 prevent
certain fraudulent practices Bank Checks, Notes, Bills Of
Exchange SC satisfied that his plan will meet the pur
pose proposed, and is worthy of patronage;
Providence, May 20, 1929.
1'Specmens the above unalefable Cheeks &c. rs al
so, Letters OF Recommendation from the mort eminent
Chemist in the city of Philadelphia be seen by applying
:. J. DEWEY, Agent,
may 81 ly Providence. X. l.
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M,.TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN. %

HeY the use Of DOCTUK HUNTERS CELEBKNTEU
Nd PILLS, persons Of either sex, (guided by the sry
udaabic copous directions accompanying them, are ena.
bed eGeciuaiIy to eradioate CERTAIN DISEASE, and
restore Health with Ease Safety and Certainty, In fec
days.
The extensive sale and unexamTled Of THU
article, in this and other large cities and towns throughout
the Union, during the prepared by the laie Dr.
Conway, sufficiently prove, that preparation known, p
superior properties together with the Injection Pow
ders for the thorough and speedy Of the dreadI
disease for which il is recommended.
They render the system less liable Infection and m
chectll Remedy in all the various stages Of the dseass,
however obstinate.
infections removed thereby In three fous
days, without confinement, and nj trling expense.
PricePls dollar box Injection Powders and Cerste.
so cents each.
None genuine unless signed the outside prinfea
wrapper by the sole proprietor, Il. KIDDER, immediate
SHecessor the late Dr. w. n Conway. For sale whole
sale with NIL the other Conway Medcine') by JosRrw
B.LoH, Jun. South Main Street; and john II. MASON 4
Go. Providence w January 10.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-24
DR. ROGERS Vegetable Pumonic Detergent. Also,
Rncers Anti RilinIs AneIent Pulmonary Pills. The

nR. ROGERS Vegetable Pulmonc Detergent. Also,
IL Rogers Anti Bilious Apcrient Pulmonary Pills. The
above articles well KNOWN and their qualities just
ly appreciated by the public, that s serfos to publish
any the thousands Of certificates the proprietor has
ceyed from those who have been cured by them The fol
lowing however having been lately received alone insert
ed
Dr. CEonoy ROGERS .Ncn-Y York, Jan. 4, 1923.
Dear SrYou must recolect the circumstance of the In
disposition Of my little son, abourng under serious Pu
inIary affection whom you prescribed for few times by
the solicitation of hs mother y0 Office, In the of
the summer past. II Is fct that he appeared 10 he ire
oocerabiy gone from u.s. but by strict attention 10 your pre-
scraions and the use of your valuable compound Pulno-
mic Detergent foo few weeks, I've II now perfectly healthy
and esy. therefore feel my duty To express my graft
te you under the blessing Of Povidence Tor the resto
ton of my sons health. does appear 10 me that vege.
table medicine like yours safe and ecacious requires
only o he known 10 lie universally approved of and as
friend 10 the family of and for this you
liberty and requested to give publicity 10 the above
marks, from your obliged friend, although no personal
'qianilnce with you. HiCHhkD GARDNER.
The above excellent medicines prepared with the
uno care by Dr. Rogers AT his Dpcns,tory, and sale
by Timothy Kellngg Wholesale and retail, No. o. Merchants
Exchange General Agent for the proprietor wbeie al or
dcrs from, any pad o the United states will be promptly ex
ecutcd.
For snle in Providence, by JoHs IT, Mason Il Co. No.
27, Broad-s. and Durr GREENE, High Street.
M,y2i iy Iawrw
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-24

DR.. CHAMBERS REMEDY FOR INTEMPERANC1.
Q,NRoM the Philadelphia Mcnihy Journal Of Medicine asS
X Surgery. eded by y. II. Smith, NJ d. Professor Of ssf.
grry The Univ er,, Of Mary land; Chamber medicine F
the reef of d @ has been used with near Louis
ye Ia III, Of several negroes. IL completely reofnss
then oi their vice" -,
The olowin, from circular signed by John Rogers, Johs
Kimhaii aud Free.e Dearborn Eqs Seseimen OF Exeter
We would suggest the pfopriey Of making an
from the eence ior the purchase OF Chambe' me
We have placed quantity OF this article IN the hands oi ou
Physicians who administer free Of expense TO all VINO VI
take and happy TO have in power 10 state toss
than of confirmed drankaTds have taksn
IT, and those who completed their course have been cured
by it, aud their friends aud usefulness in society,"
In every where has been ed In Portsmouth and ~
vicinity, om 80 i0 has been known to fail Of effect
ing cuie. - =.
II is prepared only by Dr. james II. Hart and Mr. A. n.
Fann d. Chambers, al their oee ~ hutgerB
Medical College, and the Medicinal Store Of Dr. Hart cor
Of Broadway and Chamber street. Ncw-Nork The med.
cine put up in letter packages, sufficient or an nd'dsa
c,e accompanied with directions and onn he sent by nail
All orders enclosing the usual price, five dollars, and postage
paid will receive immediate Those who unable
pay, personal application of the individual al oeej
the med cine will be administered gTais.
CAUrlON.-In consequence Of the great celebrity whien
Dr. Chamber medicine ha. acquired there and doubss
viii he spurious limitations OF this valuable remedy Inc
public informed that the directions accompanying the gem
une medicine signed by JamesH. Hart NJ. ID. aud A. M:
Funnng For sale by SMITH PARaESTEa al the ofhss
ol the Literary Cadet, and by JosErH BALeB, so1sbs
Main street May n
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-24

All Of course were anxious TO buy her
favoi; she even penetrated into The for
bidden recesses of tho Bashaw's palace,
the helpless and ailrighled beauties OF
which place crowded around her, heap
ing upon her their jewels and rich orna-
men,s, the pride Of their hearts, and beg
ged for her protection. The heartless
old bag took all, and repaid them with
hollow promises, and waddled off with
her load of treasure, to put it in a place
of safety, and come again for more.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-24

exclamation, and fixed them full upon
George: deep blush sufiused her neck,
brow aud bosom, with the deepest Grim.
son-whch was succeeded by deadly
paleness. She leaned her head upon
the bosom of her father, and sunk into
q state OF insensibility.
will not dwell on the subsequent
particulars. 1t is perhaps enough to
say, that George found in her his long
lost Juliet Campell. An explanation
ensued; and az she was on visit with
her father to her uncle's, in the imnedi-
ate neghbourhood whence my friend
was destined, they all journeyed thitber
together. was pressed to accompany
them; and as my father was not expec-
ted to return in some weeks, Joyiully
embraced the opportunity.
II was late in the afternoon OF beau
tiful day that we arrived at the splendid
seat OF Colonel Campell, on the banks
of the James The house was no
BILE structure Of white marble; spa
cious esplanade was in front, beautifully
ornamen,ed with shrubbcry and trees.
In the rear, an elegant garden sloped
even TO the banks Of the river, filled
with the prodigal treasures of autumn.
Two or three summer-houses, overhung
with vines, bending with purple grapes
gave a pleasing variety to the scene.
Through the loaded fruIt-trees, the silver
James could be seen sparkling on through
a beautiful plain to the southeast, until
the blue distance hid II from the sight.
A short distance to the west Of Colonel
Campeil's was the mansion OF the reia-
tive of my friend. Thither we repaired;
and every evening found US opening the
little gate which led into the lawn be-
fore Colonels C's residence, ranging
the moonlight night in his garden, hol-
ding converse with his lovely daughter,
and her cousin Juliet. The latter had
accompanied her father to England; had
vsl:cd France, Italy, and Switzerland,
and buried her mother at Florence. 1t
was, while at Leghorn, that she recel-
we'd a letter from her treacherous cousin,
dated at Cadlz. lie was on couch Of
sICkUcSS, anu duuIfoSCu Ici W thO S"'
Of her father, acknowledging himself
the author of the letter winch he gave
to her on The eve Of her departure for
Europe, and craving forgiveness for his
perfidy and baseness. She returned to
America with her father, while the pangs
of disappointed .ove were at her heart,
destroying her peace. 1t was on the
evening Of her union with my compan-
ion, fortnight after our arrival, amidst
the joy Of the wedding guests, that |
learnt the particulars Of her eventful
history. There is pleasurable emo
ton to be experienced in the record OF
true constancy and unwavering affection.
Their reward was with them-and the
happiness of their after lives was doubt
less enhanced by their early trials.
G. W. VI.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-24
DUMFRlES' HIGHLY ApPkOtED
EVE WATER.

TNIIIS safe and powerful wash for or nfamed Eyes,
n stands preeinnent among the multitude OF ordinary
preparations Tor this purpose. The obstinate tho
most slight nanatons Of that delicate organ, yield to his
highly approved Eye Water, which will brace and restore
of the diseased On the effect
is highly sautary. In Of years standing, the not un
expected relief has been received, after other applications q
inferior efficacy had failed. WedkRess soreness, and Oh
complaints Of the Eyes, proceeding from colds have beeN
permanently removed. Those who pronounce to bo
the hest preparation for this complaint they met With.
especially in obstinate of and iniaaton-
Prize 25 cents per botus.
ALso--The celebrated Cam5ron Tooth .Achs Pills, which
give immediate reiisf whou, the least injury the Teeth,
On trial this viii be found one OF the best rem edies known
for This plininl complaint. Price 80 cents n box.
~ Prepared and sold wholesale, by Il. KlDDER, pFoprt-
Of the C0aray .Nedicino )" Counting Room ia Cham
No 90 Corner Court and Hanover streets and ~
retail by his special appointment together with all the tho
different articles Of tile Conway Medicine) by the following
Druggists, viz JOSEPH BALCH Jr and
JOHN H. MASON Co
ttOscrvr, genuine without The written signae0
of r. KIDDER on the outside printed wrapper.
Large discount Ia those who buy 10 sell agan.
AprIl g..
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-24
THE OLD ARM CHAIR.

IHls VIZ ANU vi fihs
Froa, Hgpe's Tube Book.
What rteullec'iors OF the po-t,
or scenes gone by, and days that wcre,
Crowd ihrou.h ny mind w!Iene'er ] eAA
A look upon my fathers cbalf
Row oflon havei c,imb'd his knrrs
To pat bis chcek, md stroke his lIarf
ms kind pstcrnal kir. to s-aihs.
When seated Ia biz old arm chair.
And much Of monitor lora,
Nbsll hals m II ne world beware,
Ills tongue has ullc.'d o'tr and DER,
when seated IN his CID arm chair.
When ev'ning cill'd NJ round tie hc-Th,
Aud storm. dls,Wb'd the winlry air,
What merry L,les f sJcid. .nlilh
Have issued from tins Old agEl char.
With summers toll and hent o'ereornp,
When weary nIturn sona'i repair
on hiss he Throw II hi- anguid frame,
Exhausted IA lhs old arm c,laT.
When adverse fortune cross'd his road,
And bow ID h.n down with suNIous cnrc
How las he slgh'd beneat, The had,
When seated In iIs o. arm chair.
Bu, death long since has cl,s'd h's eyes,
Ah: peaceful. he siuin'cTs, where
A grcssy turf ~ seen Ia rIsc,
And Hls no more tbs Did arn chan.
Yy'n that which does lih,-o scenes rec,b
Which age aud wasting words impair,
Must sh9tl intn pieces i.il.
And cease 10 be an old a.In chair.
YM while ts SNAKES, parts remain,
hly Gincy silili behlli hlm there;
And mealuFy str ~. Sc lhuusAts ag,ia,
VI HIM wl.u iih'd iIu uid arm chair.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-24
FROM THE BOSTON BULLETIN.
THE GREEK HEROINE, BOBALIN A

Tripolitza is situated in the cent? al
part of the Peloponesus, OF which It Is
one Of the most considerable towns. 1t
was besieged, and, after an obstinate
resistance, taken by the Greeks in 1921.
Fifteen thousand Turks lost their lives
here. In his account Of the siege, DIR.
Howe presents the following picture OF
a Greek heroine of some celebrity
She is not the most charming and ro-
mantle Of heroines, according to the
Doctors description, but this is no dis
paragement to the Greek cause. She
is a little Of the hmazonian cast, but a
sufficiently good heroine in u war a
gainst Turks.
"Amid this motley throng of besie-
gers one was particularly remarkable ;
the famous heroine Bobalina, the modern
Artcmisia Of the French and German
writer's, who have represented her as
beautiful, and brave, and disinterested ;
giving up her wealth to her country, and
leading on her ships to battle in person.
1t is really pity to spoil so fine pict-
ure but it would be carrying respect TO
imaginative female heroism too far, to
allow il to gloss over the abominable
conduct Of Boballna at Tripolitza. That
she Was brave, cannot be doubted, !or
she defied alike danger and shame [; but
she was old, and ugly, and fat, and
greedy and as for her disnteresteC-
ness, she owned that her sole object in
leaving her vessels and coming TO the
camp, was to get her share OF the ex-
pected plumber. She was the widow of
a rich Spetziote merchant, who, dying
about the commencement Of the revolu-
tion, left her in management of all his
property. She then, following the bent
Of her bold and masculine disposition,
as well as thirst for gain, fitted out two
briggs, and went with them herself to the
heet-nor did she shnn any danger
Her vessels were now blockadng the
gulf of Nupoli di Romania.
The rich Turks took advantage Of the
truce to make their peace with Coloctroni
and the other Chiefs; they heaped upon
them presents in money,pIate, ,and jewels,
TO an immense amount, hoping TO secure
friend; and by sacrificing part of their
wealth, buy protection for the rest
Mules and horses loaded with plate and
rich goods, were nightly sent off by the
Geek Chiefs to their respective homes,
under strong escorts, and loud cries Of
discomfort began to be heard among the
soldiers, who saw their prey thus taken
from them.
Blu, none was more forward upon this
occasion than the heroine Bobolina, none
more greedy, or successful; protected by
her sex, she entered the town astride
her horse, and impressed the Turks with
a high idea Of her power ond Influence.