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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-22
/" Eet there be Ligbt. :"

THE subscriber, having received from the Pres.
idsnt OF the United States, Letters Patent, for
an Improvement in the GAS-LAMP, for lighting man.
ufactories, Mines, Mills, Streets, Theatres Light
Houses and other buildings with Heterogeneous Cas-
or infamable air, produced by chemical process
OF pit coal, in much more agreeable, and less ex-
pensve manner than has hitherto been done by any
otner method; and having it now in operation in the
3athiR g-house, this town, every Of viii ch with
the apartments connected with it, brilliantly ilu-
minated with Gas Lights TO the exclusion of every 9TH
species of artificial means he respectfully in.
vtes gentlemen concerned in manufactories, &c. to
call and view il IN operation that they may be able
TO Judge Of tbe utility, and advantages of this i'm
proyement. Contracts will be entered into for furn.
ishiug and putting up the apparatus in Manufacto
ries, &c. IN the course OF the ensuing summer on
terms highly advantageous to the proprie,ors.
The Gas apparatus 10 very simple in it's eons,ruc-
tion, and so easy in its management, that any per-
Of ordinary faculties, may be taught in one day.
to manage every part Of it eectuaily, and the trou-
bic will be found infinitely less than that Of trimming
Extending Lamps,t afford the number of flames
The Gas Lights ~ no way offensive, and very a.
greeable to The eye; and will be found extensively
useful IN every situation who're much light is requr
ed, most especially III the growing manufactures Of
our country, inasmuch az they less expensiv.
than those from taliow or OIL and free from the in
convenience and danger resulting from the sparks
sNi frequent snufing of lamps and candles; cir
cumstances tending greatly to diminish the hazard
Of fire, aad proportionabiy reduce the Of IN
surance buildings aad materials ssb;ect to tha,
devouring element.
In offering to the public patronage discovery
which holds out so brilliant prospect Of extensive
and permanent usefulness to the country, particular
ly to the manufacturing interests should make
sacrifice Of feelings, to omit this opportunity
to express my grateful acknowledgements to those
gentlemen of this place. and in different parts ofthe
United States, who have aided me in my underta-
kmg, for We information and assistance they have
afforded me in the accomplishment of my object.
DAVID MELVILLE.
Newport, Feb. 1S, 1913.
EJs LetAers tosi h4id zv;H be duly attended 10.
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Removal, No. ll2!i!

NATHANIEL SWEET, informs his friends and
~ and the public in general, that be has remove
10 store No. lie, Thames street, corner OF Church
street, where he has large assortment OF
SPRING .a.ND SUMMER GOODS
Cheap for cash yiz-Broadcloths Csssimeres, Dev-
onshire Kerseys, Plains, Coatngs, Baizes Fiannels
Blankets, Caliooes aud Ginghams, Checks, Lustrngs
and Satins, italian and Canton Grapes, Bombazetts
and Wildbores, Ratncts, Hosiery, cotton, worsted
and silk velycts, Nankins, cotton Cassmeres, &c.
with varicH of other articles in the Dry Goods iine
The smallest favor gratefully acknowledged.
Newport, March Is, 1918. (6w)
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NOTICE.

THE co-partnershp formerly snbsis,iny between
I ALCgR DEvESs, by rn,Ssial consent d.s.
solved or the 5'h inst. Those to whom they may be
indebted requested to call and receive their due
and those indebted to them are earnestly desired 70
make immediate payment to THOMAS Dsvr rs. who
Is authcrzed to settle the concerns Of the late Arm
THOMAS DEvENS,
WILLIAM ALGER.
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REMOVAL.

WM. LOWE. respectfully informs
w his friends and the public N general. that
he has removed TO the store
OPPOSITE THE UNION B.i.NK,
where he shall be happy TO attend those Ladies and
Gentiemen, who may honor him with their custom.
q He has on hand
:" 60 boxes Spanish SEGARS, which ne will
sail Wholesale and retail
PERFUMERY and CUTLERY, as usual.
\ A large assortment of GARDEN SEEDS, consist.
ing of ,sny stceiv,, ~i of the 6Da, 9,iality
He has a new kind of Liquid Backing, superior
to any tcretofIr re used March -.
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NOTICE.

Washington, sst---C'ert's Office, Supreme JuaeiQ,
Conrt, March 3, 1913.
M WHEREAS, Nathaniel Church, of Exeter, ;r the
Wv county of Washington, miller. has this day
MED IN SAD Office the act OF the General Assembly.
at their February Sessions, A. D. 1878. granting hin,
the benefit "a an act made and passed in june l756.>
entitled, san act for the relief Of insovent debtors
This is therefore to notify the creditors of the said
Nathaniel Church, that they be and appear (if they
think tt) at the Supreme Judicial Court to be hold.
en- Mt south-kingsown within and for the codnty Of
Washington, on the fourth Monday of April next.
then and there to nominate Commissioner to receive
and distribute the effects of the said Nathaniel
Church. JAMES HELME, jim. Clerk
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Poetry.
T0 II FRIEND.

fORGETME soT"--thou oft wouldvs cry
When parting hands were pressing.
Forget myself a. well might -
Thou hast my constant blessing.
And, permit not adverse fate.
OF REASON to- bereave thee:
Think happier days thy Worth await,
From trouble to relieve thee.
Forget NE not--Cbace grief away
Bid Prudence conquer Sorrow
Though clouds obscure the passing day.
IL sill rsiH shine Tomorrow.
~ "FLY NOT YET"
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Hay-Seed.

WIN. DOUGLASS, No. 10, at the head
Wv Of Broad street, offers for sale,
1900 W.T.. clean Red Clover Seeds
so bushels clean Herds Grass Seed;
so do. clean Burdens Seed,
s 5hhds. Of real English Beans, which will be
sold cheap for cash, BY the hid. or bushel-
they have been proved in this town to be a
good substitute for coffee, or TO boil with
pork In England one bushel is considered
equal 70 three bushels Of oats Tor horses, and
to fatten hogs one bushcI is equal to two bush
els Of Corn. They make horses lcog-~indsd,
and are called IN Enyland hcrse-bssns.
Sfareh rs.
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APPRECIATION.

WE, the undersigned, do hereby certify, that
having in various used DR. Robsrt:ons celebra-
ted Fanny .Nedcsas, which prepared BY
Dr.. n. w. Dyoa, Of Philadelphia, We have fosnd
them highly scrvceable in our families, and partcu-
lxrly ethcacious in removing those complaints for
which they are prescribed, We feel assured of their
excellence, and consider these medicines valuable
and we'll worthy the attention of all families in
testimony hereof we have affixed respective sig
natures. David Jones,
Late chaplain to General Wayne, Chester county.
Edward Ayers, v.D. NJ No. liz, 2,North Fifth street.
Edward Wellington, No. 9, Queen street.
Nathaniel Bayne, No. IS, North Front street.
John ID Nelson, No. 95, Race street.
Adam Vance, No. 70. Christian street
William Julian. No. 60. south Fifth street
Jacob Shough, No. 1Si, Noble street.
jacob RuK No. S55, Callowbill street.
II. l.. Brosasky, No. 80, south sixth street.
John Shreeves, Jr. No. IS, Coates street
j. Himill, N. f. Corner Of Pace and Tenth street.
Hanah Burden, No. so, south Front street.
Thomas Rose, Tammany street, near Fourth.
Preston Goodwin, Market street, near the Bridge.
James Branson, Burlington County, N. j.
willrm Hollinshead, Gloucester Cous,y. NJ.
Enoch Eldridge, Gloucester County, N. j.
Christopher Dreshcr, Upper Dublin Township, (Ps) }
Joseph Henry, Near Norrs,own Montgomery Count,
George Engels, United states Arsenal.
Isaac Virgins. Chester County. octS2-iyeow.
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MUSEUM.

= WILLIAMS respectfully informs The ladies'
W. and gentlemen of Newport, and its vicinity
that he is now exhibiting very entertaining MU-
SEUM, the house of MIR TIMorny X. PrcsHAM,
near the sxte-Iicuse. The Museum consists Of Ie
Wax Figures, and large collection OF Curiosities,
natural and artificial, among which are a number OF
Indian Instruments. Abundance IS cents, dn,dsen
half price.
He also gives notice, chat there is much the best
chance TO see the Museum in tho lay time as a. is
commonly full Of customers in the evening
April 8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-22

FOR SALE, u variety OF fashionable House
- ho't; Furniturc, consisting Of Chairs, Looking.
Glasses, mahogany post Bedsteads, set Dining ra-
bics. Card Tables, Tea and Dining sets China, brass
Andirons, shosels and longs, and Kitchen Utensiis
Apply to JOHN n. WHEElWRiGHT.
Newport April !, 1919.
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English, Mdia, French and
-Ameyican GOODS.

lust received and for sale by P. o RICHMOND,
j an extensive assortment Of STAPLE and Fancy
GOODS-among others,
500 ps French ribbons, of every description; long
and short kid Gloves; green and black Sattins ;
Luts:rings Linen Cambricks; fancy half Hkfs. ;
Laces; Lace Mitts Dimi,ies Bsndanss black silk
and Madras hhks and an extensive assortment of
American manufactured Gnghams Shirtings ;
Bedticks, &c. &C..
.fso--10 bo xes brown Sugars, Of an excellent
qunlity-sll of which will be sold unusually cheap
tor Dash. Feb. Is.
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DEVENS,
TAILOR,

INFORMS his friends and the pubic, that be has
tkken the shop, No.7S Tha,nes.s;rees, next door
ponh of Townsend's Coffee House, where he shall
DC happy to attend to any commands he may be fa-
rored with the smallest of which viii be gratefully
acknowledged, and the utmost punctuaity and des-
patch NAV be depended on. April g
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u DE Iii
THAT well known Stand at the corner Of Washing
ton-sQuxre and Thsnes-street. belonging to the
subscriber. The House large and convenient, with
gcod celler and yard. and is one Of the best sus-
tions for Public House and Store in this town, for
such i, has been occupied for pears past .si'0. A
small shop fronting ThAmcs-ssraet, the whole would
be let together or separate. to-
March g. AMUH. VAUGHAN.
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Long-Island Corn.

UST landed and for sale by
u JOHN B. LYON, Lyan's wharf,
A quantity Of Long Island CORN, o.
the first quality. -axo on haad-
1900 W.. Ship Bread 90 bbls. good Cider |;
I second hand Caboose a Cable; and quantity of
old Copper. March IL.
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DEBLOIS * Bha.ESt.,
INFORM their friends and the public that they have
xremoved their Goods to No. 16, SPRING STREET,
where they offer them. together with Hcnt
Sof ROcEkIES of the first quality, AS low lower
then can be purchased in this town.
They will in future keep general assortment Of
Groceries at retail Newport. March Is.
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Groceries, &c.


-. WILLIAM WHITE,
TIAs just received, and offers for sale. at No II,
A Lpngswiarf by wholesale and retail, general
assortment of Groceries, Crockery, Glass arc, &C.
-coEstsTINo Or
Rum Ginger
tsin Pimento
Cogniac Brandy Cinnamon
sherry } starch
Lisbon and WINE. Nutmegs
Ienerife Raisins
! S'a%sS.ssH aaasssa Cordial ToSasss qSisa"ss
White and I sr,cAp Soap
s:;s: :;:: s:;::.'s 4. is;;S S;;'s S;S and e.''.
Chocolate Cheese
Mo,asses butter
Black Pepper and Meal
ALSO,--JUsr RECEIVED,
40 qutinals Goldfish, bbls white Sugar.
20 bu.heb Salt, boxes N York Soap,
q kegs Lard; 8 do. Chocolate,
1000 VT. Cheese, S casks Peas,
, bbls Pork (Mcss) 40 dozen 6rst quality
10. Cherry Juice, English Hoes.
pipes Bowcn's Gin, 50 pair of Hinges, Of
hhds. w. l. Rum, different sizes,
20 doz. Felt Hats, 3 dozen Axes,
3 caddes first quality do. Hammers,
souchong Tea, ] An assortment of Eng
20 doz. sets of Measures, lsh tin plate Ware,
z hhds. Molasses, 1900 assorted Baskets.
a large assortment oflron, Earthern and Ware,
10000 Boards, with quantity of Plank, shin.
Sles, Laths, Clspboards Sc and Slndry other arti-
Sles two numerous To mention.
The above articles to be sold on the most rcs.
sonable terms forcash or approved credit.
March 25 1918
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Genuine Vegetable Lotion.

This Lotion is excelled by no other in the
world. 1t has been administered by thepro-
Prietor for several years in Europe and Ameri.
ca with the greatest success. BY the simple
application of this fluid, night and morning il
will remoyet the most rancorous and alarming
scurvy in the face. 1t is perfectly safe, vel
powerful, and possesses all the good qualities
OF the most celebrated cosmetics, without any
OF their doubtful effects. sIt is therefor re.
commended as a certain and eficacious reme-
dy, and a valuable and almost indispenssbl.
appendage TO the toilet, and %infinitel, superior
Cream drawn from Violcts and Milk from,
Roses!!l Suffice it however, 70 say, it has
been administered 20 many thousands in the
United States and West Indies with the great
est and most unparalleled success, and with
out even a single complaint of its ineGicacy
a small bottle at rs cents will be found suf6
%cientto prove It's value.
The above Valuable Medicines Sre Sold b,
appointment of the Proprietor, wholesale sn1
retail by MIR. Samuel Peasants (onIyI in r Oh.
mond.
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Domestic Medicines

a large supply of DR.. Church's Cough
Drops, a medicine u~nequalled by any other in
the world, for the cure of Coughs, Colds.
Asthmas, Consumptions, and the Whoopine
Cough, price rs cents.-Also, his Chemical
Essence and Extract of Mustard, for the
cure OF Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout, Pal
sey, &c. price rs cents each bottle or bog.
Andoyne essence for the head ache, fifty
cents.
Volatile Tincture for thetooth ache, 81 IL
cents.
Antiscorbutic Tincture for curing the sour
w in the Gums, whitening the teeth and
sweetening the breath, price S 1. Church's
Virmifuge Lozenges, for destroying worms
in grown persons or children, so ents per
box.
Eye Salge for all diseases Of the eyes, rs
cents per box.
The celebrated BotanicalT Tea, 1 dollar the
canister.
Church's Ambitious Pills for malignant
and bilious fevers and all disorders OF the
head, so cents the box.
German Corn Plaster, for Corns, so cts.
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BOOKS
Just Receioed and .(or Sale By Samuel
Piesants, Richmond:

Just ReceiOsd and .(or Sale by Samuel
Piesants, Richmond:
TIE British System of Education, being a
y complete Epitome OF the improvements
aid Inventions pcacticed by Joseph Lancaster.
to which is added, a report of the trustees of
the Lancaster School at Georgetown, Col
Price 81 12 cents.
Robertson's Works, in s vols containing the
Histories OF Scotland s Charles fifth America {;
and India, $50.
Agricultural Museum designed to be a re.
pository ofvalupble informatioa to the Farm
er and Manufacturer; published in George.
Town, Col.
The improvement of the Mind +, contaihin4
a variety ofrenarks and rules for the attain
ment and communication of useful knowiege
in Religion. the Sciences, and in common Life.
by Isaac Watts, D. d.. 81. :
Practical riety or the influence of the religi-
on OF the heart on the conduct of the life, by
Hannah Moore, 81.
Brooke Gazetteer, new edition, with the last
Census, $50 0.
Johnson's Dictionary, new edition. & . so.
A Manual Of Parliamentary Practice for the
use OF the Senate of the U. States, by Thomas
Jefferson, 81 IS.
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Meetlendurg County, March Court, 1913.
Thomas Yancy, PPt,0
AGAINST
Mary Yancy, widow and aaministratriS of
Charles Yancy, deed, and Lewis Tap =
and Jane his wife, Martha Yancy, Anne :
Yancy, Hezekiah Yancy, Mary Yancy, :
Absolem Fancy, Charles Yancy and E. =
Ijah Yancy, children and heirs of "a
Charles Yancy, decd, and James Green :
and Anne his wife, Abel Gregory and =
Elizabeth his wife, William Overly and
Susannai his wife, Anthony Lumpkin
and Mary his wife, Charles Yancy, DOL
ly Yancy and Abigail Yancy, children
* heirs of Richard Yancy, decd, Def'ts. 4.
On the motion Of the plaintiff, By his attor-
ney, aud it appearing to the satisf' ction of the
Court, that the Dfendants, Mary Iancy, widow
and administrators Of Charles Tancy, decd.
Lewis Tap and Jane his wife, Martha Yancy,
Anne Ysncy, Keziah Yancy, Mary Yancy, Ab'
so.em Yancy, Charles Yancy and Elijah Yancy,
hildren and heirs OF Charles Yancy, decd, are
not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth: 1t is
therefore decreed and ordered, that The said
defendants do appear here on the first day oI
July Court next, and answer the bill of the
plaintiff; and that q copy of Order ne forth
with inserted in some of the newspapers pub.
iished in the town of Petersburg or Richmond
for eight weeks successfully, and posted up
two court DAYS successirely, at the front door
OF The courthouse ofthis county.
ACopy-Teste,
WE BASKERVILLE, C. NJ. C
VS..
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Church's Cough Drons.

ShA llIUDE mpels me to a~cquaint Won
with the distressing situation 1 have been i'm
Tor the last two months, with 4 violent Cough
Shortness of Breath, Soreness of my Breast, a
tended with great Debility and loss OF App etit
Il also raised \ great quantity of footed mat
ter from my lungs, the disagreeableness o
which Caused me to be very sick at my s;o
mach; indeed 1 became so i'll, that | left m
place (the Rev. Thos. LyelPs) from my inabi
hty to attend to the duties thereof-Now thro,
the blessing of God, and taking one bottle of
your Cough Drops, l am restored to health
and enabled to return to my service.
The first dose gave me immediate relief, and
am now as well as ever I was in my life.
With grateful feelings, yours,
SARAH CUNNINGHAM
New-York, April 25, 1912.
TO A. CHURCH,
PROPRIETOR OF THE CoUGH DRops.
FOR the last seven years, 1 have been Sc
yereiy afflicted with acough and shortness of
oreath-with great pain at my breast, which
yielded in no respect to any Of the remedies
prescribed by my physicians. They conceived
my disorder a consunptive one, and further
assured me they could do nothing more for rue
L became exceedingly debilitatcd and incapable
OF attending to my business, until about four
months ago hearing Of Church's Cough Drops.
l sent for one bottle, and have tatsn it accor.
ding to the directions, and am happy to state,
tilst round immediate relief-my cough, diff.
hculty OF breathing, pain at my breast and o
Their consumptive symptoms are entirely re
moved now enjoy better health than for the
last eleven years of my life-nor during the
late variable season, have I had any return O,
my former distressing complaints.
For the good of others iabouring under ST
milar complaints, | thus publicly acknowledge
the benefit received from taking your valuabls
Medicine. am wiling to attest to the above
should you think it necessary.
am, with great respect, yours,
Wn. MELVILLE.
Lower Robinson street.
New-York, April 30th, 1912.
Where nature, sometimes, errinr on her mart
The descent finish mist be left TO art;
With trivial trouble may the hand remove,
The small cutaneous obstcles TO love,
The change reflected from the faithful glass.
See what 1t is, and think on what it was.
While pride exulting at the happy change,
And beauty now at liberty TO range
No more enarmour'd of plcbeim things,
But settles in the Golden lap of Kings.
ERUPTIONS and HUMORS ON TIE FACE
! AND SKIN.
Particularly freckles, Pimples, Blotches,
letters. Ring Worms, 1an,, Sun Burns, Shin
GIGS, Scorbutic and Cutsneous Eruptions O..
every description, Prickly Heat, Rednes, OF
the Nose, Arms, &c. &c. &c.
Are eifectualiy and speedily cured by
4 DIR CHIIREH,s
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New Books,


JUsT gEcsryED AND FOR SHE III ShM't
P~LEASANTS, RIcRMoHD.
Magee on Atonement ana Sacrifice.
owen on SPiriiuai-Mindedness.
jerks Devotions.
Davies's Sermons.
Guide to Chris, &c. compiled for the hels Of
Young Ministers, BY 8. StodAard.
SCOTS Family Bible, vol. 18th, octave.
- Atlas.
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Stevens Artillery.
Pocket Gunner.
Ainsworth's Dictionary.
Johnson's Dictionary in Miniature.
Reefs Cyclopedia, vol. 90. part /.
Advice to the Officers of the Army, &c.
Rokeby a poem. BY Walter Scott.
Chateaubriand's Travels in Greece. Ps,es
tine, Egypt, and Barbary.
Sketches OF Intellectual Education, 6, Hints
on Domestic Economy, addressed to Mother
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influence of Literature upon Society-By
Madame De Stael-Holstein-with a memoir OF
the Life and Writings Of the Author.
Tales by the Rev George Crabhe.
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Ramsay's History OF the American Revolutio
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An Academy for Grown Eorsemen; contain.
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Home; A Noyel--By Miss Cullen. huebie,
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their most remarkable Engagements with tho
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Braddock, Harmar, and st. Clair, by the Indi
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account of the late Defeat ofthe Indians on the
Wabash, BY Gov. Harrison. By Henry Trum
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Marian, a novel, in two volumes.
Calanitles oil authors, including some ENQUIRIES
respecting their moral and literary characters.
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Good Men of Modern Date.
Things by their right names.
Oolman's Poems
Chesterield's Letters TO his Son,
Rejected Addresses, or the new Theatrum Poe
etarum.
The Emerald Isle, a Poem.
The Highlanders, and other poems.
Fosters Essays.
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THE subscriber will receive goods on sto
rage or sale, at his fire proof Warehouse in
Basin street near the new bridge Eis brick
War house at Rockets is also ready Tor the
reception OF goods or storage or sale. Ad-
yanoes of cash viii be made when necessary.
Apply to Mr.. John J.. West who keeps his Of
fee IN the house. The subscriber having pur.
chased of Doctor benjamin Duval and Go all
theirSTONE WARE has a large assortment on
hand at his Wholesale store, ready 10 pack up
TO order.
CHARLES WHITLOCR.
Anil r
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WANTEp.

q good Female Cook.
or MIDDLE AGE AND WITHOUT
CHILDkEN. EEouIRs AT THIS Or
tIcE.
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Valuable Property.
FORSALE.
MY PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF
RICH III
On Gary, or u. Street.

~" Odfls VI Il. OtFeet,
Immediately opposite the wholesale Store 6i
Charles Whitlock, esq. the Rock
Landing and Shockoe-Crcek-
EXTENDS ON THE STREET
wv feet runs back on the upper line los Oh
the lower line go feet.
On this o are several vHuAoie In, roye.
ments.
Its Local Situation renders it a desirable Oh
ject for those who wish TO vest money In such
Property, and makes it capable of being i'm.
proved to great MISUNDERSTANDING may be
furnished with convenient situations Tor
Lumber houses, Sc. sc.
The title is indisputable, as to which, refer
cnce is made to VIM Marshall, Esq.
ROBERT CAMPBELL.
{, June %. w3w.
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ATTENTIONS

ATTENTION.
WASHING TON VOLUNTEERS
You are hereby ordered to repair, with
all possible expedition, to the City of Rich
mond, and report yourselves to the COM
manding Officer in Camp.
wish to seta Drummer and Ffcr, for
the United States service, to whom liberal
pay viii be given.
RICHARD BOOKER,
Cahtahs ". =.
CANP, 18th June.