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Masked balls are prohibited at New Orleans.
except for q few weeks each year; and then
the person who gives such Ball 10 obliged to
procure a license, for which he pays $25. An
Agent Of Police attends each Ball, and every
visitor 10 obliged to DO unmasked to him, be-
fore entering the Ball Room-and he is to turn
out oil who misbehave.
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The bill introduced into the Legislature Of
Massachusetts by Mr.. Fuller, for the choice Of
Electors of President and Vice President of
the United States, by General Ticket, at the
next election. has passed the House. A mo-
ton was made to postpone the bill to the
next session, which was rejected, and the bill
passed by a vote Of 200 to SO.
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STATE OF CorSrcricvP, Superior Court jan. Term,
Windham County, 81. 1929.
N the petition Of JoHS HANDY, Of Thompson, in said
" county, before said Court, setting forth thai PAMELA,
the wife Of the said John Handy, did, more than three years
before the date Of said petition, wilfuily descr the said Pc
titioner, and hath ever since refused 10 live and oOiEabit with
him and Praying said Court To grant him a Bin Of Divooe
from the said Pamela. Ordered, that the tendency Of said
Petition be notified, by publication in two different news
pers, six weeks SUCCESSFULLY, Immediately after the rising u
said Court. .7ttest, DAVID Z. BOLLES, Clerk.
February 2. CIV.
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Jude the people Of his "6siousd .Massaehu-
setts," to any dangerous extent. Tho repub-
licans, who sustained him in office under the
administration of Governor Eustis, will not
soon forget the nams Of the late "Secretary
Of the Commonwealth"
The individual here spoken of, is no a less
parsonage. than the Revsrend.-we mean Col.
Alden Bradford, editor Of the Boston CONNER
cial Gazette. formerly a parson, but now q
soldier, with q cooked hat and an old rusty
sword. The parson, at q time. when it suited
him best, kicked at the pulpit became poll
tcian, Secretary of State. and more latterly
has assumed the robes ofthe editor. He was
once . fedsralist, once a democrat, once q
Crawford man, then a partizan Of Mr.. Adams,
and is now q full blooded Jacksonian. He re-
sides at Washington at present, and dances
with soldiers, = talks Of battles, guns and
drums and is every inch a hero.
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NOTICE.

Z, tie subscribers, having been appointed by the
w Honorable Count of Probate Of the town of Foster,
commissioners, 70 lecece, examine and allow tie clahirs 4
he %crei,tos against the Estaie OF JosEPH NJ scHEsrEH,
Late OF sad Foster, deceased, represented ms lvent-and six
n'nth. turn the III day OF January, le2S, are allowed by
sad Couit, in tEi ppp re.
Nohoe y t~lereiure hereby given to the creditors Of sd
State, a. bring IN aud prove their respective elolIns to eitier
OF us, within sid time, agreeable 10 law-and that we will
attend al thc Inn of Co. Reuben Howard, in said Foster, on
The 'th day Of Iuly nest, TO examine and decide OH said
cliiins. \ Ell HOWARD,
iUi'N AUSTIN, Comnis'rs,
BANJAMIN HOPKINS.
All persons indebted 10 said Estate, are hereby requested
10 MAKE i~ILniedia,o payment Ia
EPhRAiM PHILLIPS, .4lministrato-.
Foster, January Z, 1928. [Jan. 30.l
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LUCK AT 4 & CO.'S.
do Market street, Providence. The following il a lit
sD<D ofthe Numbers drawn in the lst class Of the Grand
State Lottery.
~ AZ 81 - Al
Combination q 81 al, a prize Of One Hundred Dollars,
was sold nj the above oihce, a few ninu.es peviJus 10 the
drawing; also, numerous others of sos, &c.
Numbers drawn In ihe ID class OF the W Washington Lodge
Lottery.
l6 90 &c 20
" A few Tickets yet remain unsol9 IT the above Office,
in the Grand Consolidated Lottery, which was drawn on
Wednesday last.
CHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Please call, " II convenient" at No. %, Market street.
February y.
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NOTICE.
subscriber hereby gives notice, that he has this day
II received firm DAVID GOULD an assignment Of all his
property, for tho benefit vi his creditors, and hereby requests
al pnons who have any dem,nds against the said David,
TO bring in and prove their respective demands to the sub
scSiber, within six months from thu date, or they will le
precluded from any dividend out Of said Est,ic.-And all
persons indebted to said David Gould, to call and settle the
same immediately, and thereby save expense.
February 6. JOHN GOULD.
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4 SCHOOL,.

M Iss II. BRoWNLLL, respectfully informs Tie ladies
INl of P~rcs'delSe and ia vicinity, tIai ii sufficient on
couragcmeni be offered, she intends opening "A schod On Eat
urday, the lC,h inst. ior the purpose ~ instiuctu,g }vung La
dies and Misses, lie AT vi Painting on Velvet Payer, satln,
Wood and Nhie Marble, Hth india Ink aud Fancy Col
'ouls; likewise tic an Of Drawing ON the best anu nisl ap
proved methods. Young Ladies wishing to attend " pleas.
ing d study, ARE invited IA call at her room, M. ifo West
Minister street, where are specimens Of her pa nuDeto be seca.
Her terms being very reasonable, che so,cits AID hopes 10
merit, the patronage ofihe public, &c. The least favor shall
b. respectfully received. February ..
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CLEARED,
Brig Cora, Morrison New Orleans.
Sskr Domestic, Hall, Phiadelphis-by Royal
Funum.


SAILED, yesterday. brig Leopard, Harris, Cor
Savannah. Passengers, Messrs. Paris Hill, =.
Frrnum, Jr. Mss Ellis, and Learned.
Also, briggs Laurel, Sheldon, for savannah; Spar.
AN, Baltimore; Horizon, Martin, Marseilles; Cora,
Morrison, New Orleans; schr George Il Mary, Gibbs
Baltimore; Domestic, Hall, Philsdclphis,
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PAGltERfS VEGETABLE RENOVAriNG
PANACTA.

Eguq'sI Srdin's o. any other, and one dollar cheaper,
2INOk the curc Of RaeamatiSm, L,rer Compliant, Uictrs,
II .NcrcHr az, and Syphitie Discusses. Likewise, cum
pl,ats arising liom ai lmpure sttc Of tie blood, Purid Soro
Throlt, and The early stages ID consumption, &c.
Many cases Of liundce have been radically cured by
Using only n few battles. Dyspepsia, 90 Indigestion, rs re-
moved hy it, powerful virtues aud where elildren aIe con-
ccmed, II h known 10 b" a remarkable sslutary operative,
aud for that purpose should he kept in families, a. be gived
in complaints incident tolhe chingcs of the seasons.
Purchasers arc requested to cbrerve, that tho Genuine
Medicine has the Proprictors ntne, in his own hand writ.
ing, on tho label vf each hottie, with the words " Parker's
psnacei," on he SEAL VI the cork The label represents tho
Hydra sabdued Ivy Hercules, with 4 IN usonbc emblem aluvr.
This PANACEA Is equal to my In ue Il k pleasant 10
the tiste, and requires no alteration la the dtel-spirituus
liquors 10 be avoided.
The proprietor Is aware, that for want of proper and GER
tain information, his medicine may by son,e psrspus he rank
ed amongst nostrnns vended by numerals empires af the
day hut ho has the satisfaction Of know inc, that upon trtl
tl,sc opinions viii vanish, and give place ~ conviction ~
lie superior uTnE. To pretend that NJ. and ever dis,ss1
Ia which the human con iitutsn n liable, viii De cured 10
ls mc5'cine, would be fiSe aud absurd In tr extreme, lat
II pcsstss,s nneomu,on efficacy N Tire relief aud cure OF eef-
tin obstinate and yiJlclt compl ihlis, and thOse In Lniny IN;
st,noes Of the moA' M aiming and distressing nauge, eau and
has been fully arblaligted. -"
Cctiicges and dirert'ons, nyinted in o ps..Dilei 6rm, nc
company epl Nv ite-price s.. or so per dnzcii.
RE.bEJvBER PARNERS PANAGEi - equal %
Swnin's, or any 'ihrr, aud oic dollar cheaper.
ordciy from sny Eat Of the Unitcd Satcs, addressed W
JOHN A. PARKER, M. 200, Nsyth EipIil,, iar dps>
above Wo d street, or ATKINSON q Alley NDEk,
pfiuters, Philadelrlia, wi. be attended 10.
January 20. et.
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FLOUR.
wv Cmnl, Troy. New YORK, PnliiInorc, City
Mis-. iowardsrcei, white wheat, fIOdencktufe,
and Rclintnd fiIr
PHILADELPHIA Tuck wbc", Flour, in half bareh
40 bnxr. MT Quality Nsw. yotk and Philadelphia 7 UNI
supu-hr saie by shIH AID M, Jun. :
fsbraff 6. IA, south ws,clY
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SIGrE HATNWAG O..

PsNHE subscriber hls tikon a room, over the druggist store
ii Of Mr. benjamin \. iIa,tey, Jr. NO. 9, South Main 1t
where hc will eyecu,e with punctuality and despatch, any
orders for Sign Painting and iilding, with Which he may b.
favored. GILBERT K.
February e.. M
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ETTE PRIZES or 81 o..

Oniy 1',so dollars for a Whole Ticket.
HREND tate Lottery, No. 2, for the en-
III enlargement Of domestic industry, to be
drawn in Providence, Feb. ID, 1928.
s. Il NJ. Allen & Co. Agents for tho Managers.
Schemes prizes Of $1,000; ! Of 800; Of
Coz; I Of 500; I Of 400; I Of 2S2; 10 Of 100,
80 OF rs; 30 Of is; 80 Of 10; 46S Of 4; 4Ii6
Of 2.-505i prizes amounting TO 5l,2S5.
Tickets only 2 dollars. shares in proportion
for sale al hLENS'.
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III Al LECi URE
'ntrodtlct nv L.stlse, THIS EVENING, q
Il O'Clock, at the Mechanics IIa0. Feb. 3.
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GUM ELASTIC SHOES
vUST imported, direct from Para, 1000 pairs Gurn Elias
- tic Sho g, which arc offered at wholesale and retail, for
cash or approved pa,er. 8. &. SMITH.
Ilinu ~
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CIRCUS.

MIR. HANS, has the pleasure 10 in1rmhis fiends
Iv2 aud the putlc, that he mas engaged AIR. liHn's,
ioinorly of the Circus, ew-fok WHO Will on each Eve
ming, appear IA the character VI Clown u the Ring, beins his
hst appearance IN Providence. For particulars see Bills Vi
the day. February y.
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kGE CADET ~..
MartMe Fist. SR.s.SA

Full sea-Tb,s day, 2h. ~I6m-Sunday, Sh. l3m
MO iday, Al. l2m-Tuesday, 81. I'm.
6rse5tracting ~ innate. gives the time OF nigh water a, rewpor,-
Adilne hours and 5 minutes, giyesthe time OF high water al Bo'toa
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NOTICE.
EEPtNiN KEiCIl, Of I~ruvidencp, In the county @
~ ,iOv'G nee, Trader, hns assigned his property ~ tie
sulscrbeH, f the AtAeii OF NJ creditors, who re request.
ei 10 %es,'t '.rir claims and demands against sud k.eo.,
10 the subscribers, within .Tcctntitls IT. al tue diie hereof,
end 10 dsc.ai.a The sid k,cc' theieirom ~, by the terms
OF said assignment, a p%IefeFen, u given t. such credit, rs ~
s"sii 81 present then cLilns a,u discharge rim from Tia
same. All palsons indebted to said keech, are requested -
cell Oh The subscribers, and lIat, tuueliie payment.
HARVEY ROBINSON,
AsAEL kLECIl,
.9sss neeS.
FOR SALE-Thce entire sock Of Cnce.ies now in tho
stIe latd! occupied by said Yep nialI k,ecl, it the juno
tUi VI W estmhlsteT and Brad streets.
HARVEY ROBINSON.
ASAEL kEELii,
F,buurry g. 4sivae,s.
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TO MANUFACTURERS.
VuvHE subscnbers wish TO contract ff the manufacture ~
~ ~ Brown Sbeeiings, by the yaid-soek 20 he FUR
nkhed. THOMAS bUFFUM q son,
' Jon. II. :hp 40, south Water street
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CHaRLE& W.HRREN.

a TToRNEy M COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Paw.
IA tuckei, N,sth Providence.
Any business entrusted 10 bis care, VIII meet with promps
attention.
pawiucket, February ?. u
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URTTTk9 SCHOOL.
AIR. P~AREHURsT will resume his Lessons in Zen
lVA manship, In this town, in about four wocks, NJ which
time further notice will be given. January 30.
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PAINE X burgess
iST of drawn Numbers 10 the washington Lodge
H Lottery, ID class.
rcbmir =.
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DR. ADFORDs OFFIiE,
MO. G, North Main street. List OF Num,crs drawn In
the I'd class Washington Lodge Lo,te,y.
Al l6 % &c 20
List Of Numbers drawn last Saturday In tie 9TH cass Del
awate and North Carolina Consolidated Lottery.
% IL - 10
February Q.
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UNiOS Al LOTTERY
a. Pennsylvania, LIT clss, for - q, VIII bc drawn OH
" "Wednesday next FEBRUARY l3.
Scheme pfi1c ui S2i,hl, ut 600; | Of 5000; OF
2500; | of2il0, s Of 1000; . II 600, 5 Of 100; 80 Of 100; 80
Of 80, 80 q co. 80 - 50; 80 Of i0j IS OF 80; 32 of21; ii41
Il 10.
Wholes $40 only, halves dollars, quarter 81 80, eiahths
81 IS. Tickets and shares can be had IN every varic' at
BRADFORD'S,
Enbrt1fv e. M. =. Foo al. - meet,
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F'brurry g.
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Arr at Havana, 24,h ul, brig Ann Gadsden, Bar.

Arr at Havana, 24th ult brig Ann Gadsden, Bar
ker, Of Newport. from New York; 9Th schr Cali
ban, Bowen, of tins port from Savannah.
! At Mrsees, FeD 9Th ship Massasoit, Ross, Of
New Orlaaus, repairing; brlgs Mexlcan, Boylan, fer
New Orleans 10; Delight, Birkett, Monte Vldeo,
goth; Mexican, Salem, 10; Crusader, Couihouey,
Of Boston, for Havana D
The Blossom, Wardwell, Of Warren, for New Or
leans, has cid at New York.
The ship Washington at Edgartown, from Pacific
Ocean, the 9th ult lat S2 loug GA fell in with
and boarded scbr apparently about 100 tons, sharp
built figure head, upright and full Of water
mast standing, foremast gone about 10 feet above the
deck, painted green inside cargo lumber, apples, &c
white waist, green and white streak above IT. stern
black with white mouldlpgs and a white star above
the cabin window no name to be seen-masts painted
green feet above tho deck, stanchisns and plank
shire cherry-deck phch pine-appearcd 10 have been
run doSn.
A, Matanzas, 23d ult brigs WIN Henry, Cole, OF
Warren, waiting; New Columbia, Brayton, Of do
disc.
The Panama, at New York, from Canton, has
teas, &c to Brown of this town.
Extract ofa letter from Capt Lyon Of brig Hen
rieua, dated Havana, March 22d-"On the 18th
fell in with the Bahama banks, the crew Of brig
Fame, Of Portland, cargo LUMBER, bound here, which
was wrecked IN a gale Tie 10th. We took the pco-
pie ana boats, together with some small articles they
had saved, consisting OF clothing and provisions, and
landed them here,
The David Matfit, Rowland, from St Jago, Jan 8.
arr ut Cadiz Feb 20h, having experienced most
violent gale from ) w the 18th, Off Cape St
Vinccnts. Twenty vessels parted their cables, aud
went on shore, at Caiiz in tho gale.
The Asa, of this port, and Splendid Of New Lon.
don, sailed from Gibraltar, about .Feb 9th.
Sailed from Boston, on Wednesday, Gen Hamil,
ton, Pearce, for this port; schr Salty Hope, Baker,
do.
Al s. Perres, March ilth Avon from Plymouth.
arr 18th; Fornax, for st Thomas; Magnet, Hamp.
den, had some holnoward cargo on board; Fox, about
half disc, Lincoln. Poto, nearly discharged, for
leeward;.a brig from Wilmington, gst arr.
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DCMFRIES' HIGHLY APPROVED
EYE WATER.

VUNlIiS safe and powerful wash for sore or iGmed Eyes
u stands proeninen among the multitude of ordinary
pepar ons for this purpose. The ust obstinate The
most slight inanloHs Dt TINT delicate organ, yield to this
highly approved Eye Water, which will brace and restore
the tone ui the diseased On recent the effect
highly shltary. liz cases uf ytrs standing, the most
expected relief has bcn received, after other applications
inferior efficacy had failed. UcatqcSs scrsPcss aud 9th
complaints of the Eyes proceeding from colds, have been
pennancnty removed. Irosc who lse pronounce ta be
the best preparation fer this complaint they met wit
especially in obstinate cases and nianalon.-
Price 25 cents per b0itic.
ALso-Thc celebrated CdmbrinH TOath8cbs Pills, which
give immediate ref, without c lcat Injury u the Teeth
ON trll this VIII be- found f She brf ca cdCs known
for this painful complaint. Price 30 cents bon.
~ Prepared and sold wholesale by i. KIDDER proph.
eto.of the Crnrdy .Nedcisc, }" Counting Room va Chm-
hes No 10 Corner Count aud Hanover streets and at
c;a by lis special appointments ugether lwh All the the
different articles of the Conway Mcdcin) by the following
Druggists, VIZ. JOSEPH BhtCH ". and
JOHN H. MASON s. Go.
+1Obsctvc none genuine wOat tie written signature
a T. kIDDER, on the outside priutcd wrapper.
Large discount to those who buy to sell again.
q
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ALDEN'S SPELLING BOOKS.

HAMEs LORING, No. 1872, Washington street, Boston,
eD has puhli,lca Ale Spon,s naeh - itgi. rt edi-
on Alden spelling Hook, ID pI tenth edition. Aldens
Reader, third part ilth edition.
TIE fl owing recommendation Of AlloD's school books il
extracted from letter scnt 10 the pnblsgf by respectable
cereyman the chairman of the town school committee
Charlton, April I. 1928
From dozen years experience The business of in
stn,cton, have hesitation in saying that these books
possess decided superiority any Others among u.s. Al
dcns third part for the purpose teaching rCdd is Of
WORTH in my estimation, than all tie Readers published he
sides. Other Readers contain good composition, bat think
the compers have gone quite aside from the object of con
stncing book totcach yOHtt r0Gi II professional
would study and eai Aldeh's third part, we should
hear better reading in plb!ic.n JOHN WILDER, Jr.
probable that less than eighty thousand Of tie ID
par have been sold. They have also received tc appiob
ton Of The bon. William Hunter Hon. David Cobb, Rev.
hr. NeSer, Rev. Dr. Chaplin, Hon. Tristan lIurgcs Hon.
William Eayes, Rev. Mr. Wilson, and many other di,tih
gui9Iled gentlemen
rs above, Murmys Grammar, abridged by teacher Of
youth in Boston, eighth edition. Price ) per dozen.
Boston. iDril
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BUTTS & LOCKWOOD.

EE EEtilhNI TAtlJRS ~. ", ri,kct Slli,rs, have-
4VS lIt rrtr,yCt sn Nc," tcrS thtr Sp i- ,issor--
m"ut u extra N aat fine YtO AOttOfli2. colours.
h1" Lack, p'y. been c!Lt, ara mixed, with ~
variety o FShpa., Cas- 'irnry. and Nesags which were
blngm at auction. md WI - I'll. ly, by TIC yard made,
~ H. mpaiuy IN The n;s; . = AMI workmanship.
A'SD,
pr,ne ir os rockc alt trgohos, and Cruvats son,o
cGtlit patterns sispU'rs, GLncS, silk and Cotton Un.
boiIS, !, imcua fac .rtggs, sih c,,tSl. lnen
,l All LAMBS Wpi n >t ri ,i,i un 1vtf every other ar
tc'c ~ their ir, wich cy invite dgf ctt.. to call,
ali ..Hi,4".
On HANDS uull, a . oi ~ IrtiG-'.ff
HI3Df .iillE LiyyH.r,S,
II as 'HN Wr" IS CAu H. h.u.t iuy sIyV IN town.
l-' IH"! hWc asD gu variety Ui Cltlr, O. rinsres,
T-i Nr-tinss, s.icc a piuray the FRIESis Which,
lH'l WIZ 'A'N" w N 'l' hht 'Ii'fitT. tu1rrh 10
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Bythe Steam Packet Chancellor Livingston.

! l.
Arrived at New York on Wednesday, brig En-
press Ciough, q days iom St Croix, W f; schooner
Rehoboth, Ellis, Porto Cabcllo; Henry, Hanna, fin
BALTIMORE.
Cid brig Orcs,es, Mason, Mobile; schrs Nancy,
Peble, st Thomas; Amty, Luther. Newbern.
Sailed from Wilmington, 9th, schr George
anu Mar, for this port.
Arr at Savannah, }lst ult brgs Bollisle, Lloyd,
from Liverpool; Hvre, Pearce, Providence. Cid
brig LYDIA, Madigao, Havre.
The schr Paragon, GladGing, 4 days out from
Charleston, for Bristol, prung aleak in the Gut
Stream, aud arr at Wilmington Bar, on 81, IN dis
tress
At St Croix, w f 10Th ult brigs Bourne, Crane,
and Helen, Saunders, both Tor Boston 10th; schr
Saxon Martin, do soon; John, for do waiting cargo.
At Porto Cabello, 23d ult schr Gertrude, Butler,
waiting cargo-the only Am
CID at Philadelphia, 9th, ship North Star, Thur
ber, New Orleans; brgs independence, Douglass
Gibraltar; Zpporah, st Thomas; schr Superior,
Wilcox, Teneritfee.
Cid at Baltimore, Sh, ship Fredonia, Brown, for
Pensacola. brig Good Hope. Chandlar Gibraltar;
schr Daphne, Chaytur, Rio and a market.
Sale from Hampton Roads, 9th. ship James Per.
kins, Crowe, Liverpool.
Arr at Elizabeth City, Goth ut schrs William &
Frederick, Butler, from st Barts.
Arrat Charleston. LIST, brig Andes Recton. from
Hull, Eng. Cid brig George, Gray, Havre.
Arr at Elizabeth City, 10Th, schr Alexander
Whiting, from Guadaloupc. Spoke % niles e from
St Barts, brig Sea Bird, Carr, Of Newport, r Bal
timore, for St Thomas.
Arr at New York on Thursday, brigs President
Manning, Grafton, from Wilmington; North Caro-
lima, Hallett, do.
Old ship Othello, Thorp, Charleston; brig Frc.
Augustus, G ibbs, Wilmington.
Sailed brig Blossom, Wardwcli, New Orleans,
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BATTLE OF TALLAPoeGE.-We copy from
tho official letter Of General Andrew Jackson
the annexed extract Of letter Of his, address
ed to Major General Pinckney, informing him
of the sequel Of the battle Of Tallapoosis.-
The extract is submitted to the consideration
of the reader:
Exr.e, from letter written by Maj Gen ANDREW JACK
son TO Maj Gen. Pinckney dated on the battle around in
the bend ct the TalPoo'ie, March 28 i8i4 Vide Niles
Rss n. ,H.; rae ., II Prss l'ariie ~ ,ay,;
raehed Gen. Coaee with tbs and nearly the
whole OF the iai." leree, early the morning of Yesterday
70 eo' the river shout two miles below their encampment and
TO ,oont the bead in such manner that none OF them
should escape by aemp to the river te huHdred
rsm5:e i sm ere lI @ BY The % Soren a aae%sng
TO eros, The river believed than 1EN had es-
raped. We oontinusdto DESTROY many ftlsm 'Oho had
csaeaied thsmv.s uadsr ths banks fthe rire unh
K!hLEp .SMTEES, %HicA HaD sEEN con:
cEdLED."
We shosld like to know, if the recital of a
more cold booded and wanton act than this, ,
was ever Prssentedto the public. and we ask
III the people Of the United States can listen to
such a barbarous narrative. without being
shocked and offended, at the vain glory, and
savage boasting which pervadcs the dismal
and shocking story. Not satisfied with de-
stroying hundreds in the general fight, this
gallant and pious General, IN mossacred even
: those hapless fugtives, who endeavored to es-
cape his vengeance by seeking safety in am
bush; by secretipg themselves among the
foliage Of the forest! And yet the very man
who boasts that be perpeirated the honorable
deed asks for the suffrages of free people,
and appeals to the christian and philanthro-
Pst, for his support.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-12

.1fessrs. Smith & Parmenter--I hope our
friend, who has made the nomination for a
Representative on the west side, will content
himself with performing that duty which the
fo,Dn has seen fit to intrust him with; and un-
til the EAST SIDE in body speak for them
selves, he will not say, that tho " East Side" "
Is toeH pleased tcith his zeal. ARGUS.