The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-01-17 00:00:00, page 4

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L EEUM THE ANTHOLOGY,
Original Lettevey from an Amevican Travﬂ”r
in duuropiey to by friends in this country,
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o o LETTER TWENTY-TIFTH.
g ¥ e (1w A Concluded.) Wt
Yo Naples 19 one of the few places, that ean never
" Joge by description, because, posscssing initself the
*prentest wnd anost striking beanitivs of nature, as well
o g(m,‘nyntf.‘?mfn, it bids defiance to human
talent to cual it either by the pen or the mere mag
ik pawers of the -ﬁonc'nl. Where indeed is the .x.
- vatiturous and hatdy gening, who would attempt to
s vibe, O paper, or on cauvass, i colours approach
ing those of nuture, the glowing furies of \’Lsuyim.
the sinosking wonders of Solluterra, or the milder
b irrcqinta{;lc charms of the landscape of St. Elmo?
Without attempting a tusk whigh 1 consider so hercu
*Jean, T shall simply state to you the ol:“:ou we have
“Vinted, without the colonrs which render them 8o in
teresting to the b('holdc}r, but} wh;;:ll are l@Wt o
v nsciibe, ‘The bay of Naples, is, as youhave often
he wed, one of the ll)):bst dt‘ligl:?wpl)jegt?w ature, |
Of « semiciveuiar form, surm%a:dtd with verdant
hills, overtopped again by lofly and pietw :M”
. mountaing, its entrance ornamented by thee ng
islar L of Capr, it unites every trait which painters or
poets have thonght necessary to introduce into iy |
pietures of the sublime and {mau\'»l'ul. Its mountains
and shores sametimes eahibit the dreadful, und some.
Uine s the smiling featurcs of natare. In the first,
tue gloamy Salyator Rosa studied and acquired lis
awful, yet itvesistitle talent of depicturing the hor
vibly subline j andin the last, the eclebrated Pous
sy, and the more isteresting Claude Lorrain, caught
vhose ravishing sketelios, which Lave not only rond.
ered their names immortal, but have given a pecuni
ary valie to their works which even the intmituble .
*u:n'.,l‘.s of. Raphiel and Guido, of Corvegio and Titian
vove seaseely sttained, On the most beautiful part
of this b, the king of Naples has with great taste
laid out a publick waik called the Villa reale, the
foshionable lownge of the idle and Juxurious citizens
of this most idle snd Juzurious city of Europe. This
publick neomenade is bounded by. the sea on one
orde, and extends along the beach for nearly onc
hilg i on the othey, a noble street, excellently paved
,uffords & most agrecuble route for the coaches and
cquipages of the eity. In the midBt of, and opposite
to this secne of spléndour stands the celebrated Ho
tel of the Granda Bretagna, where we reside, and
wiiere we have an opportanity to enjoy the finest
scenery i the woild without the smnll’ost esertion,,
Quitting tlxis‘s}wo; in an open chariot, we skirt a«
Inhs the beach of this.enchanting bay, for abopt two
wileg, Whei, e éntep the famous, and jusly disting,
tw&o\k O‘&tﬂoﬁ‘ | 0, OFy, &3 le scholars s
“ausilapos,” from the Greck, which, they say, sige®
Mm. ‘" ‘p? v ..‘V'M ,‘"’; 1 ‘ ,\".. i . .& -%‘ d A
bLecause” i is, .'“‘“ through a.me ‘*’
rume, Which i W auproscd 10 bave thit appellss
Ction on account ofEh ” | erdyreg its pros
peet, it_uphnmm:g. s 8 ,&3‘ dr. The |
grotto \s&“‘ e 1 ‘. ‘wonkg of human
“mm\ R (o 'y e ; 0 o
3 “f‘ﬂ““‘b“: " awm g “:"* ‘;?r‘}'s“‘ | :WL
long, zmﬂg‘, m ‘%ﬁ P4y
other words, it is u”ﬂé‘! road ot theot “4.“
thountaf for nearly half o pile. 3 Bhe b
tom of the soad is paved, and the - passsfatls. very:
-.Rov 5 P SR
~ T .im -. LGy | '. - " o -v+‘v- o %
inendaus profee Il whiters think shat
g et i
T e o T ey RER e
~“' i» i‘iﬁ {w'."* it WA -fh.
e n RN, ) '&‘f“" HHouses B R }‘
thwn, ARe | t upoh Ui ariountain Over "3&" hic
c. Al p you Pass it in a few minutes, and up
-01 your 15suin ‘ﬁ? othe udt.‘yg nse L
city of N 8, Vesivius, gnes biy © ge‘l 1
i b e». .L : : so¢ ! “ ¢ _,:
:Pt:f _ground the most clus ck and - intere stiy
in M "j I cpendent " classick storyyit
is beautifulin itself, , Pertil 1w LTI
woulllexaite the imaginati ﬁ o s i Vieghl had |
" %\ and if Cic 8 A ¥25 B Lana Sl
4. AP iy g gBT TR TAg R ‘ gnku»‘j\' o
n advancing towands Bain, the gocient- seat. of Bo
' #&':.mm Ne &""“ >
s man e 2Oa mg the " Dead here tae
il [ \s‘\‘ 'ﬁ\h it ek *“33 ne.
w ; \ mu’ . ’l "‘W«?“ » f
"the m&nilccm temples, wfy aind f"‘ v
_adn. he extensive theatrgs, which decomatyd these
hores. - R
Yo recollect, that tired with the state, or 4
wain out by its cpres, faligued with th " the
;‘n desirous of wiudnhhpg'q:m'\ dous .
o *m"km“‘&f some af the most INUSEIE
mild mb:;umg v%s. hE\n ,
scencry lla‘ﬁu ' - Bat ! oy
aqmbquakct. e ocean, and tim dede
i S Sl
uxury and taste, most and
Ceouney of Burope. The remnants of forn _
“denr, and the curiosties, it mwmuiuﬂh.bf
subiect of a future lotter, P
But send round the bowland be happy a while,
My weMmeve M iteel worse in our piligrimage here,
Phim the tear that enjoyment, can, gild with a smile,
o And the smile that compassion can tuin 1o a tear.
“The thread off oar life would he dark, heav’n Knows ;
lit were net witl friendship ungslové intertwined ;
Atuk Feare fiongus#Bihon | tadt sigk 10 reposc,
ol Mﬁ;‘:‘.&"" !WCWM) be dear Lto.any
A . i ‘ W )
Na, life is a waste of weari hours,
Wikich seldom the rose ém,\/mem adorns ;
And the hqnj\t{}l*ﬂg. soonestsawake to the ﬂukcn,
Is always the first 10 be touch’d by e miors ?
( From a sclection of Irish Melodies litely published. )
OIL ! think not my spirits arg always as light. '
And free from a pang, as they seem to ' ;
Hor expect that the hert-! enting smile of it,
Wili return with to-moerrow to brighten my brow,
AMUSING MISCFLLANY.
By Tuomas Moore, Esq.
”
IBootry.
A SONG,
RAN away from the Subscrier, on
Sunday ev:ninE last, an indented Apprentice
(o *he Blacksmith’s business, named JOHN JOHN
:‘,DN, about 18 years of age, sfect 7 or 8 inches in
height, light hair; has a down-cast look when spoken
to, and a pecubiar walk, T'wo of Lis teeth have been
broken, occasiontd by a hammer. He had on when
he went away, a striped shitt, swansdown vest, Black
. velvet pantaloons, and a shoit blue Jaeket 5 and carri.
ed with him, a considerable quantity of other clouth
ing.
T'he above Rewarl, together with all rea
sonuble charges, will be paid to wiy person who will
return the said Apprentice, or secure him in any jail,
and give information thereof, so that he may be
bro;fht back to his master, s
. B. A'Y masters of vessels, and other per
sons are forbid ®arbouring or employing said Runa
wuy on penalty of prosecution,
GEORGE 8. SWEET.
Middletown, Dec. 19,1809, o
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Bl gt T i .v.'.'"'}dn"‘?i‘--a:“ ’: “a"vz""\’""?‘f&‘s' AR, ‘
JOR sae an excellent FARM, con
“taining übout 100 acres of Land, situated
‘onw» P 4' ‘v t R | :,:.. s »Pof ‘ . ~ %
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v)} 'ﬁ“\ 1" Y '.M"‘ ' . * ‘h
- cessn 3‘“ Idings, thereon !W. There is
~an exccllgnt Spfing 8Y Water near the House, and the
land js s‘\;‘; fped, “Said Farm contuing a goo
_ Orehare ‘A well Beneed, Possession given previ
~ous 1o the 25th of Mawh next. For further infor
ormation applyto & RLcnA TEW,
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. Jamestow 7 on the Premises.
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F OR SALLE, by the subseriber, a va
" uable Farm,situated in the town of Portsmouth;
adjoining that of Samven Eray, BEsqgéabows 5 milcs
from Newport.—Said Farm contuins about 70 scres
of excellent Land ; a Dwelling-House, Barn, and
other suitable out Houses, .
For terms and particulars, apply to
| . HENRY TEW, on the premises.
‘[ Newport, Aue. 23, 1809,
FARM—For Sare.’
s
’ I ‘H Y, Subscriber will sell his Farm, in
Middletown, on the most liberal terms—such
as cannot fail Fiving satisfiction to wty one who may
be inclined to purchase. = For further particulars,
apply to th.’vmgbcﬂriber. on the premises.
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. o - FINAL NOTICE,
p " ’ ’ " B 1 -
’ I :l‘t\s\ I’ six ammhs longrer i allowed
exXy tHe 1% t’“tldimnful TP an [u'lavu‘
who have ahy claims against the Estate of WILLIAM
I TYHURSON, late of Newport, Mariner, must b
rendered in,\properly utu'ltccr, otherwise they will
- be debarred. '
DANIEL VAUGHN, Administrator.
Charleston, (8. C.) Nov, 29, 1809.
TllE Sabscribers, Executors of the last Will and
v Testament of CALEB CHAPPELL, late of
Southkingstown, deceased, hereby give Notiee, that
they have accepted of the trust—All persons who
are indebted to said Estate, are requésted 1o make
payment without delay ; and thuse whe have claims
rgnimt said Estate, w exhibit them as soon as may
he, i
: NOTICE.
‘ N 7AS sent to me on Friday last, from
on board one of the Providence packets,
supposed by mistuke, a barrel containing STEEL
WIRE. The owner may have it on application to
STEPHEN DEBLOIS.
Newport, Jan. 3, 1810. e
. HOLLEY CHAPPPRLL,
FRANCIS CHAPPELL.
Southkingstoun, Dec. 18,1809,
10 Dollars Reward.
NOTICE.
They offer for sale, a very general assori
: ment of
BOOKS and STATIONARY,
at reduced prices—Country Stores, Private Libraries,
&c. furnished on the best terms, and «t liberal dis
_counts,
~ THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY
has received considerable additions of every late and
intemstinE publication ;as also many rare and valu
~able Works, ﬁw pancd by the week, month,
(uarter, "r’%')‘ 2 the usual teras.
oo THE HAT STORE
is furnished with Ma'rs ¢ ,gwaxu‘v and price,
usually wanteg "%.:f Its, sastors, Jeavers, &c.
Inady “ ‘h' e best ‘W;ﬂ‘ wl wary nt d net to cruck
o!‘2 R T A ~,‘:; bl . N
ad VL MANGIN S and % S ‘
e S SRS AR SR U T e .
_great varicty, cheap, as usual .
g' Xgy IV «.mi'f" R e .
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LN &3’%’! e
o AICaP. UDl] atlon.
Ak A e . R “
AHRT s T e
. PROPOSAL FOR RuUWI l}l‘lrﬁq Y SUBSCRIPTION,
NN i A “Q 9. <2,
CORRESPONDENCE
. > v ' : 4
Betweew: Mr, Bsarn, Secretdry of State, and Mr
5T J‘Kﬁiuﬂ-. the Dritish Minister, ‘b
AR,
; &ﬁ"*"w /- lf A lOJV
. t'ﬁ A ‘b‘#. F- 0 . I 4 U "L . X
Of the CONBEEW of thew Bohfurable FRANCIS
o JAD AXOKSPN inhis COR! ESPONDENCE
¥ M ROLERY S } MsQuire, Sceretar
.'h;' k g 'iAw¢ oA
ohject of the Publication i u;give every cit
«ipch, who values the land y AN Opportu
-1 ga work, R elf is of the
St impertance. Let “Peo i Amcrica
read it and determine for themselves, we
have not received injurics of a nature that ought not
to be borne by any Nation that has pretentions to
Honour, Liberty, and Independence. In short, this
publication is the most important thar has n-ung/'irml
since the revolution, and it ought to be found in*every
man's house, -
. B, -
TERMS. e
THE above will contain 60 or 70 pages, and f
forded at the moderate price of wighs win-_
dred ; the same worky without ]o« itiondiy' now
seliimg at FIPTY CENTS 8 pambßiglEslt wiiPhot be
put to press until 5000 ¢ pics, ;‘:" iubsceaped for;
apd no gubscriptions ‘q reived r(!"" T(v
' % Y - h “0,.0 c‘. ’”-
e witl efst it cimbC o T hAh ’
; .~ " ' E ' A
te. 1o ol sl e ﬁ ' R
S e ﬁﬁ? Rby - "
R EITT, (R v T i o
- L | WAI ‘n. ) 3 ] &
e Ao eiy - P ‘
} , DI smallést
a 2 J ‘ ‘. .
~ ey the publishers) are
|m‘ ys: ¢gt‘» | aﬁ)u' anagent o
recc 5! )56 Who velintend (o Sub
Kubse .‘i* ‘cb CRanLy \ .
, & 310 ',‘l‘_ e e mhﬂs
: #mme diately,
Gt i . fte p",tnto
, sed fhe Pl'llit:ns OF {
A¢s.2 P 4 ' N L
HRRC PRATRIOT ; the postage on h must
% Lyt v
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P ‘&?’ § I v.'t‘#‘--r .<‘“ )
p .};“ il ) P » T ‘s
AR :'_,‘_f‘,:_ K ! - IIOL blq‘ S
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L CNEBW INYENTED) {
TDATINT )
PATENT CHURN,:
RS W K. is *
,\Wl"‘:‘v ';b?‘-:# L 1 “v:."h_'" ; .. y e—— - -
TR HIS Chy Work ‘much easicr than th&cbm
- & mo Ol 88, it has (he advantage OF col
lecting the POlLs ;it may also be made to any
Rees o o e
sl and it e fixed in such vtnm-r a 8 Lo wor
ither by | water, wind, or hy other power.—
Gool Crcam hias often been churned into the best
Butter, by this excellent and simple maghine, in eight
OF teh minutes, and deposited in neat rolls,producing
av th of the whole more buuerl;\l,\‘n in the com.
8 The ehove Churn max.bd had of Batenmax
Mowio, in Portemonth, or Rokert & Nicueras
Lawroxw, No. 61 Spring-trect, Newport.
~August 2. . Gl
ik s ‘r;.»-s;;} . TAKE NOTICE, . -
? % i-m‘g . —_
) o -
. WILLIAM PEARCE,
- Respectfully informs hid friends, and the put-
S S lick in generaly
AT hecontinues keeping a TAV-
Sl bis bouse in the village of Wickfor
£ ’ \ next door to Pinanae T
T e iy at
be paid to those o gy with
hetr s o and | lon having ®¢ swail
’ -._'.’_.)' n' U " i ' ’ . . ' AR ‘
T THE hom be by its end fromte
A dlé ..‘3.0 dg“abnehol'caqm.
"W icMnd, (R 1) Oct. 35, 1809, é
l Almanacsy for 1810, School-
Books, Stationary, &e.
Of every description, constantly on hand, runled to
any pattern ; l’laiing Cards, by the groce, dozen or
single pack ; Pocket Books, &c..
The Iﬁ)llow‘if}i’ Articles of Lomdon Sta
tionary, have just come to hand :
- Few reams best hot-pressed Vwove Letter
Paper ; common Wove do. ; few thousand Quills ;
Penknives ; best Lead Pencils; Ink-Powder ; Wa
fers, &c. &c.
Webster’s and Alden’s let, 2d, & 3d Parts;
Daboll’s Arithmetic ; Morse’s Geography; FPreceps
tors : Columbian Ofators ; Testaments ; Dictionaries,
and Schiool Books of every description, by the dozen
O eot wr Family Bibles, with and
witheut Plates; and one groce School Biblcs, of an
xcellent editiony which will be sold unusuxlly cheap,
BLANK BOOKS,
BICKER. I'AFF’s, RHODE -ISLAND,
FARMER'’s, and THOMAS's ALMANACS,
for 1810—b the groce, dozep or single, as cheap as
cun be purchased from the Publishers.
Also==2oo reams €«p and Pot No. 1 and 2
Writing Paper ; and 20 reams Foolscap Paper, made
in Hartford, Con. o superiour quality, suitable Tor
schools, which 4;' be atlorded 50 cents per ream
less th uul price.
e d School Books.
gy
_ WANTON & RATHBONE,
At their Stixe, 92, Thames-strect, (fermerly occupied by
Mr.Bex) Reyxorps, ) corner «“ ¥ ~ket-Ncvnre,
and at the vtore lately occupied by My. NATHANIZL
Deansory, 93, Thames-sireet,
HAVE J"S'l' RECEIVED, FCR SALE,
- re
For CHARLESTON, 8. C.
| o
THE brig MARY-ANN, A
B my Tew, master, will sail on th
Toae o nstant, wind snd weather at
> For Freight or Pessage, appz ) the.
master on board, lying at Ceggeshall's wha "
WILLIAM C. GREEN: ¢
10 )
January 10, s
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) » . WA ol
} 01{ f’.‘\l;l‘o, ‘Q- .
THE Ship EAGLEB |
203 Tuns, two decks, as she
returned from sea, avd is nej
at Gyles’s Wharf—¥For furthel |
iculars and terms, apply to « RN
’ CHARLES GYUESNC
Newport, December 6. » VO
e
Ad
A BARGAIN. .
‘ . : . "F
| ‘“FOR SALI—Six cighths
- - he el known Swop FAME,burthen
; T 85 tons, in completc order 8 a Packet
"oy plying between Newport and New-
York. Her propertics -al\':ii huving a preference)
are too well kKnown to wmeed 4 further description ;
and will be sold to close a concern. If pot disposed
of before the 10th of January, 1810, she ‘'will then be
sold to tie highest bidder, at Publick Auction. For
further particulars, aspply to S, CAHOONE and
JOHN EARL, jun, agents for the proprietors,
Dec. 27, ¥
The Progressive Company,
Y : * o :
Ar tarir GRAINERY axp GROCERY
STORE, No. 11, Loxc-Wains, »
Have for Sale, Wholesale and Retail, at the lo ot cur
. rent prices, & :'h:m;“(' fase
A Constant supply of Rye and Indian Corn ;-
. do. do. ’w_l. k e “"? m A :‘ :T‘l
Flour, of the most appm} d brands (AR R L
An extensive assortment of \GROCERIES and LI
QUORS—-am:&h AR L
10 Mhds. 3 proof st, Groix and. Antigiéa R o
20 pipes 4th proo Spmhh:w, VS T
20 quurter casks Shcrz’ Wine; " . ': S N
20 boxes Raising ; 20 do, Chocolate;
Hyson, Souchong, and Boliea Teas, by the chest
' : ’ > - oK e QR L
‘ or lesser guanmy. &e. &e. PR S T |
1600 bushels Exuma Sult, of s gnperiour qualily ;
1500 do. Liverpooldo. %' "L USRS
500 do. Turks-Island db" ;R
500 do. Donavistado. .-W 3 |
Also—a quantity of well seasoncd mer. Boardd
lAWCG.""«. A. ' ' ~ - .}':»." J"‘p‘ ", .
5 pipes Gin; 5 ibds. old Jumaiea Spiritss >
26 chests Compoy Tes, of xc Alen flavour £,
{ 1000 wt. Cheese; 200 Mol Bagss, v '
8 crates and 2 hl\?g Cpon “Ware, &e. &c.
*." Cash given for. Coms and :;ﬁ:@ ~4',“.;‘3"
N. B. Thosc persons whe have s ‘,K cir p “.’,
Mol Bugs belonging to the ‘Company, will livet
goodiess to return (!'""'-, ,-{w";, 5 “39' (ol
WILLIAM COGGESHALL, jn. Jgens.
.N"wporl,npd. : ;g;f‘»’ Ael 1‘ B 3 v,:;lt;':g"
. . ,_ Pe &
‘ g N Q;a;” , PR,
R - 0. 63, Thames-sbreety
B . Pty e
~ AS for sale—loo bbis. Prime Pork, war
l l ranted ; Gin, per pipe. 450
Also—An assértment of GROCERTES:
N. B. He transacts Commission Business.
- Those who are disposed to favour him is
: . AR
line, muy depend on his exertion -in theiphe
‘ S'i'()R:\GE for goods m.h &adby a
plying as above, " coTduly 26,0
GODYREY. WENWOOD,
On the most reasonadle de "
. Travge \ . dviag DO
A QU[\N l l I‘Y’. %‘ " 'L.” 78 R A b
Bread ; Alexandria and ,‘7: Flour of
the first quality ; Molas cs ‘b 3; nl coarse.
and blown Salt by the bushel; Ginger and Pegrl-Ash
by retail —.Mso, Mystick T{h 1!& ¢ dogen, and
Aladclphia Bricks by the hund %” 4by the
pound ; Malt by the bushel or s v ity |
Wheut Bran by the bushel ; Coal by “1’ sel 40,
A quantity of Bricks and 'l'ilne,*‘mde'%;’i ipe, Cinge
suitable for Ovc’u. aps 3 '?r‘**“ Ry
.w'.“;»i : ».}g’,a’;),_ ‘ . %N,. -"v.“ g, w j -
4 "["x‘.g WA eO m i‘-;. e R g d “,.
-y ? 2 TEN 1 ARI s phi, AT
AVILLIAM ENGS & SON, =
."' 2N, .%;t,‘;-- hav e -Nnn,
, W. 'i L B &
< us ‘therr Fall sup
- HARD-WARE GOODS,
whith, together with their former stock, makes their
~ Assartmhent uxmsu:\lh:s Xten t 2, COMP f‘z_g"{ all the
articles-gencrally "\,, LSt
They ituve for sale as usual, & large .T" rlient of
Nails, best Eng‘g;h,\ erman and American Stecl,
L sheet Lead, sheet Iron, e h¥' f" 4
Newport, December;§ Mr"*' T Ny
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William and Henry Moore,
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A 1 THEIR STORE, Nou m IKET-SQUARE
For Cash, (."ountry Droduce, or appre .-,,-&:.?«‘ e. 3 ak
low prices as can be purel a 6 any ctere
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30 boxes cxcellent brown SUGARS ;
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20 bbls. do. do. PR o T
2000 wt. exeellent COFFEE; 27 "‘.-,ﬁ Ly
10 chests Souchong TBAS ;- ©wg « o
. § do. Hysonskin @o.; . ~. i
;~ 5 do. Hyson do. ;5 AT W‘% e
10 casks GINGER ; vy, Wi ':%‘l3’ ‘
. Bags of PER ; do, PIMENTO;
Gmpe- ,of a supcriour quality ,
5 hhds. 3 proof W.LRUM; o
15 do. OO G L s
Juoss‘snm. JTLERY, and MARD
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NAILS of ull kinds s " U &0 o
‘ ANCHOLS, of evez:ipg.«-; % “T;:" ¥ '
Sundry articles in the Dry Goods line ;
4 bales COTTON. ... - R " -
- JAise, at cbw'w‘vk oo BRI S
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A general and extensive assortment DRY
GOODS, as cheap as can be ! *’M‘*‘ﬂﬁ” s
Al the above articles will. be ~‘j,.!&ﬁ.,m % ;
N. B, All those persons who have long Stahdi
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