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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-08

MIR. W aish too is said to have published on
Tue Missouri Qnestion--A pamphlet OF il6
pages, which is styled - Free remarks on the
spirit al The federal ConStiuiiou-the prac-
nee of the federal governmcnt-aud ths obli-
sau3"S OF The union respecting the pNciusion
OF slavery, from the territories of The new
states IL is div,drd iuto three sections,
corresponding 10 this divrsinn OF the snuiect.
we nave not seen The pamphet-but ouly
an ANALYSIS OF ii, in the Aln'0rQ, aud in he
CR'on OF Philadelphia. Jud .ins from these
Imperfect analyses we should pronounce IL 10
be loose IN IT'S logic {; as a constitutional arpu-
ment. miserably deisctve.-Bui there is one
passage which. if il be not misrerresented by
the aurora. is calculated TO call forth the Sc
SereSt Indignation - The author. though in
lhe most delicate manner, hints al the obliga-
hons nnd"r which the states which hold slaves
are To those which have rut an end To slavery
and shews that their security depends not "a
themselves, IN the case stated by MIR. Mad-
son WIZ. III The temrestuouS scenes OF civil
violence. bat on tue siren. III and relIance of
me slave states upon ih0se states thai have
slaves which is in fac; the sole chec!f which at
once gives the whites SpcaTIty and rIveis the
chains the unfortunate slave"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-08

The House OF Delegates have been almost
So'e,y OCCUPIED during the two last DAYS on
the "a resolution from the select Committee
appointed to take Into reconsideration al, memo
Iidl 9i Jones Green. That resolution d. clarcs
the DaeiliRg Act IN reference TO a memher of
me Legislature 10 be unconstitutional. On
thursday .the resolution opposed by
Messrs MagdI and Harris ard supported by
MsSNS. thompson, Rives ~ Archer Of kmeia.
Yesterda, the discussrrm was rnne,. ed
MesSrs. Bower and Lowell against The re- -
non var Richar, No'ii fnrit. Nave e. ,.as
taken, and the debate VIII probably be e>um-
ed To-day. We are sorry that oui paper is n
hnch pte-occup'ed by subjects OF derp az
general concei mment 10 this ration. as fotbifi5
us detailing the Argument on this much ~ i
tated question:.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-01

had the revenue OF an empire at her dis
posal, or had been mistress of the treas
ures Of Cresus, she could not have ap-
peared pre- conteniedly happy than She
! did atthe@ time when she made this ad-
dress to her little son. 1t was COM
ple,e specimen Of natures eloqueucc.
The Serenity OF her ccunteaa,,cc, her ar,
her manner, were sriCh as made an I'M
preston on my mind which time viii
never eh..ce; although il was nearly
thirty years ago, and then but boy.
| have often made much the same use
of the above incident, as DIR. Franklin
did of his whistle for, when l feel dis
posed to murmur because not as prospe-
rous as could wish, i called to mind
good old Mrs. NJ. and say to myself,
well, "i'll rub along"
When l see mother bringing mp her
daughter on the lap Of indulgence, graft
flying her in every cspricious whim, not
allowing her to wash dish or make a
cheese. for fear of soiing her lily hands, ,
say when your daughter becomes a
mother, fear she will be obliged to
"rub along"
If see young lady, who, in her "a
TIERS house, enjoys all that heart can
wish,' about to strike hands with a
man who ffequents tayerns and tipping
shops, whose midnight hours find him
at the card table, and who has no merit
beyond bis watch. chain and plansd ruff
fe; say, poor girl, not many years will
pass before your husband will be in Jail,
or run away, you lett to shift for your
self, and unless the town assist ycn 10
a support, the children viii but just
Grub along"
When man is about to leave his
farm which furnished him all the neces-
sares OF liie-to enter crowded city,
expecting TO support his family by re-
failing Wares and Mercbw,dize--some-
thing whispers me, he. had better raise
his own pudding, for if he leayes bis
present employment and goes into trade,
he will but Just Grub along"
JONATHAN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-01

MEcHAAyCs sorc.


The following jovial song is extracted from frsg-
away. 1t was probably written Abost thirty years
ago.--frov pap.
yE merry .Nechanics, come Join IN my song.
And let the brisk chorus go bounding along;
Though some may be poor, and some rich there
may be, t-
Yet all are con,en,ed. and happy and free.
We Tailersl of ancient snd noble renown,
Who coihe all the people ia country and town,
Remember that Adam, your father and head,
Tho Icfc u the world, was tailor by trade
And lay the foundation deep, solid and thick;
Though hard De your labor, yet lasting your fame,
Both Egypt and China your wonders proclaim.
ye Smiths Who forge tools for all trades here
below.
You have nothing to fear while you smitc and you
All things you may conquer. so happy your lot,
If you're careful to strike nhite ysar irsn ia hof.
Z We Sse.makersy noby from ages long past,
Have defended your rights with your awl to the
last;
And CoGlsrs all merry, no, only stop holes,
But work, night and day, for the good of our seals.
Va Cabinet makers brave workers in wood,
As you work for the ladies, your work must be
good
And Joinsrs, and Carpenters. far Off and near,
Suck close TO your trades, aud you've nothing to
fear.
Ye Hauers! who oft with hands not very fair,
Fix ha,s on block, fol- blookhead 10 wear;
Though charity covers sin now and then,
You the heads and the sins of all men.
ye Coaeh makers, mus, not BY tar be controlled,
d II ship Oft your Coaches. aud fetch US home gold ;
The roll Of your coach made Copernicus reel.
And f.ncy the w-rld TO turn round like wheel.
We Carders, and Spi,iners, and V,apers attend,
And take the advice of Poor Richard your friend
Stick close 10 your looms. and yous Wheels and your
card,
And you never need fear Of the times being hard.
&c Printers who give our learning and news,
Aud impar,iay print for Turks, Christians and
Jews;
Let your fayoritc toast sound in the streets.
The freedom Of fpress, and vOiame ia sieefs. a
|. yc Coepersl who rattle with driver and ada.
Mud lecture each day upon hoops and on heads
The famous old bsllsd Of oue in q f.6,
You may sing to the tune Of yoar Rub a dab dub.
Ye Ship builders Riggers. and Mixers Of Saiss.
Already the New Constitution prevails
And soon you sha see Ger the proud swelling tide,
The ships Of Columbia triunpbanty riue.
Each Tradesraan turn out with hisaool in his hand,
To cherish the Arts and keep peace through the
land;
Each 'Preatfce and .,ourncynan join IL my song,
AMI let the brisk Chorus so bounding along
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-01

MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.

Old Simon. D." said Mrs. Clack-
ct, hoistng the latch of the door very
quick and entering with bounce, "only
look my dear Mrs. M. at what bargains
Ihave made. purchased that beautiful
calico for onlyls Cd. per yard that shawl
for 10 dollars and that muslin tor is. Ga.
per yard--is it not exceeding cheap"
Such was the conversation which took
place in my landlady's parlor a few even
ings since. Good Mrs. Clackct thinks,
ike few other of my countrywomen,
nothing of so much importance in this
world. as making cheap purchases. She
spends her forenoons in gadding the
shops obtaining "quite penny worth bar
gains," and in showing them 10 her ie-
male acquaintances. Her own apart
ments are lumber rooms, where speci-
mems OF cheap purchases are exposed to
every particular, and often the casual
visitor. She Can cxpatiate as largely
upon ths rise and ialr oi laces, bobbins,
needless and thread, as the stock -jobber
upon stocks, the historians, upon the rise
and fall of nations, or the politician upon
changes and disgraces Of corrt favoriles
and with quite as much self suhcicncy
and selfcemplacency. But whois Mrs.
Clackct I? Her husband was an honest,
industrious merchant--tiriving in the
world by an attention to his own busi-
ness. When these stores became no
forioas, his wife desirous to aid the cn-
deavor of her husband, used to purchase
articles she did not want, because they
were cheap. This, while it happened
rarely, and to no great an amount, was
OF little disadvantage. But her purcha-
ses increased, as the praises Of her neigh
bors increased, ON account of the "pen-
nyworth !1srgins" she made; and ia, !
declare Mrs 'Clacket, sou can purchase
goods cheaper than any woman breath
ing," from those she despised, 9attered
her vanity and induced her to extend the
amount Of her bargains. About six
months since, her husband failed, with a
full house Of cheap purchases, long since
made by bis great pennyworth bargain
ing wife. His misfortunes, It seeiis,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-01

With all the privileges thereto belongiBg-reserv.
ing to the said Coal Company, the right Of digging
AID taking away from the same all Goals, Me tails,
Minerals and Fossils. ~
Also Lot No. 1. containing acres ts. 3. 25. with .
large and COW enieni Wharf annexed. On this Lot
besides comfortable Dwelling House, Coprting.
Room and Dacksmilh's shop. is the Coal M, with
the building containing powerful steam Engine.
made by the late Oliver Evans, for raising the Coat,
for working the Pumps, and octas sionaliy two pair
Of Mil Stones in the Grst Mill adjoining, all Of
which in complete orGer.
Also ali the Coal remaining hard
Also several lots of BlacksnIths Tools--one set
Of Iioring Rods, and Mining Implements, Tools and
Apparatus
Each lot Of Land, except No z. bounds on lie
saltwater, giving TO It's rroprieo' access 70 tie
for fishing, manure. &c The wharf, The on y o'a
in its vicinity, was faithfully built Of stole about
five year. sgo. and being accessible by loaded ses-
sells Of 100 tons butlen, afocds landing place Tor
the neighboufhood
These Lands, situated on the plessansest part OF
Rhode Island, sheltered from the ocean, with fne
prospects Of ihe adjacent Islands and unry fer
tile soil, pure water, salubrious air, excellent fish.
ing and towing bounded by Providence RIVER wuh-
in two miles OF Bristol ferry, and about the sane
distance from T,verton Stone Bridge, having an ca
sy nier course by water with the busy and thriving
settlements ON Taunton River, and daily con-
rnunication with Boston aud Newport by the Man
Stages besides the advantages thus oiieied 10 ,s
Agicuiturs!is and Manu.acl urer, thsy present in-
wing and beathful settles for summer retire ats 10
the capitalists or men of pleasure, from Newport,
Providence, Boston or New York.
Conditions and terms of credit made known at
the time of the sale, which will be on the pre- nises.
JOS. MAY. Treasurer, II C. Comfans.
Boston. January G. 1870 CJ 1y1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-01
"JUST RUB ALONG"

Il Lesson for Hard Times. FACT.
When | was boy, | was sent to mill
about three miles from my fathers house.
Just before reaching the mill, | had to
pass the cottage where the miller lived.
He was mau considerably advanced IN
years; was honest as Aristides; his vile
oue of the most pleasant and good natur-
ed women in the world. They had a
large family, and being in the vale OF
adversely, made hard shift to get the
comforts of life; yet were perfectly con-
tented, and perhaps were never heard to
complain-ior whatever Providence be-
slowed upon them, they accepted with
gratitude, ycs quietly submitted to all
the divine dispensations without a mur-
mur and the simple though significant
expressions Of the good old folks were
often quoted by those in higher spheres.
AS | have said, before arriving at the
mill must pass their dwelling: and as
came near the house, the old lady came
to the door, spoke to her youngest son,
who was near the house, and whose
name was Joshua, (for she always pre-
ferrcd scripture names for her chrildren)
in the following words: Joshee, Joshee,
run out in the lot. pick up some sticks
aud fetch them in. SO that | can boil Oft
the wort. and well rub along" II she
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-01
Liverpool Earthen Ware.
ARCHIBALD MUNRO & Co.

Ravs just received.
so crates we'll assorted EaribeE Ware,
particularly selected for this marketx 80" -i----
ing Of 10,
Edg'd and G. c. Dishes end Bakersry.. s,.
ii, l2, l3, IA, IS, l6. ~ and 8 inches.
Edged and {. G.. Plates
do. do. Twifies
do. do. Mullins, s and 4 in-
ehes. 49,.
3es, blue printed Plates, Twfiers and
Mnf!ins.
do. co. Dishes, Bakers, SC.
do. do. Teas, nowes aud saucere.
do. do. Jugs, a, 6, 10, GAS.
do. DO. Tea pots, sugars end creams.
do. do Bowls, 3, 4, 6, l2 and 24s.
Ensmcled Teas, Tea pots, sugars aud
oreaWs.
do. Jugs, bowls, and bowls eed saucets.
c. jugs, bowls, sc. Sc.
Newpo,,, Nov. 10, 1879
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-01
NY NEW ADVERTISEMENT

nv HEN q cure for dollar, at most for two
w dollars, can be obtained for a cough, cold
asthma, difficulty Of breathing, tightness of the
chest, Wheeling, pain in the side, spttng of blood.
strained stomach SC. must it not he matter oil
surprize that We see the obituary daily sweed with
deaths occasioued principally by colds! I'm al apr.
cge az te0st
~ One Hundred e Fifly thousand Persons
die annually of consumption, originating principally
from taking cold commencing with cough, then diih-
Guilty of breathing and pain in the size, at length
the lungs become affected, co1sumption ensues, and
death cleses the scene Alas too often does pre-
judoe, by listening to some and adopting the opin-
ION Of Others prevail; thereby preventing trial of
such medicines might afford relief. under the
idea that no relief can be obtained. Scarce case
occurs but may be relieved by the nei,y app'ics.
ton of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-01
UNION FACTORY

THE subscriber informs his friends and The pub.
lie. that Capt George Lasoton, in Tiyerton,
E9.rard s,anloes and Joseph w Wateon, in New
port, are the Agents TO receive articles intended
for the Union Factory.
He continues to color and dress Woolsn Cloths
of all descripiops--to Card Sleeps Wool OF aU
grades, aud to manufacture Plains, Sa,tinets Coat
ings, Flannels, &c of various colours and shades
Those who will favor him with their costom in hss
inc, may depend on having their work done IN The
best manner, and on reasonable terms, ana the
smallest favor will be gratefully acknowledged.
JOHN BABCOCE.
Portsmouth, Feb 10 Ism
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-01
YALUABLg Farm.

THE subscriber offers for sale, his Farm situated
in Middletowu, about mile and hast from
the sta,ehause in Newport. Said Farm coatsins q
bout 50 acres of land. with great quantity Of excel
cnt fruit trees, og all kindstogether with the build
ngs thereon standing. For other information in
qure of ALaNsON PECKHAM.
Middletown, Feb. 10. If
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-01
TABLE BEER.

TABLE BEER.
John B. LYON having been appointed Agent Of
y The Providence brewery, for this town. will
keep constantly on hard. supply of Strong and
Table BEER, in whole aud ha.f barrels 90 Gre
GERS and families supplied the same terms, as at
the Brewery
Gardner's wharf, Dec /, 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-01

bdVC IlOt CuiSu hCI uSSlfCc IOi pCDuy-
worth bargains. although the amount of
those goods sold at her husbands auc-
ton, which she had purchased long be-
fore. was much less than their cost even
at the cheap rate. Ladies, take Old Si-
mons adyice--buy a thing not for its
cheapness--and avoid the imprudcncies
Of the cheap purchasing Mrs. Clackct.
Boss. Iss.
A butchers daughter, conoeiying her
self one Of the belle monde, riggcd on her
wedding suit, and repaired to the play
house. The box where she was, being
crowded, she exclaimed, in fashionable
/ pet" Lord, so much kitchen fu,ni-
ure! there are no clean seats!" An hon.
est 5enlima rejoined, "Go bring one Of
your fathers. ehohping bloeks''
An iliterate coxcomb, going one day
to his taylor's after pair ofsmail clothes,
reprimanded him for not putting Fob
into them. "a F1p" exclaimed the
taylor, "put them on, and your CON-
blaiW will be removed."
A family, by the name of CALI were
greatly addicted to ridicu!c passengers as
they passed the house Having cxer-
cised their laughing faculties upon re-
markably deformed gentleman, to whom
they were utter strangers, excepting by
sight, he at last stepped up to the win
dow, and begged leave TO know if they
kept butchers shop? This degrading
question extorted a torrent of abuse.
The gentleman calmly replied, that he
was sorry for his mistake-thc Caloes-
heads that were always hung out, had
led TO the suppositon.
A notorious droll, eneuired of a room
full of clergy, if they knew where Satan
was during the time ofthe food ? twas
generally agreed he could rot be upon
earth. We'll says the wit, / can guess
-"he svas in the cocs-leH Of the 0rk,
picking oahum."
A clerical gentleman, remarkable for
preaching many Sundays from ore text,
had nearly run through the year from
these words, Peers wje's mother lay
sick of fever. The church bell tolied
early one morning. MIR. Minister dis
patched servant to inquire who was
dead. The sexton pretended real igno-
rance, but returned for answer, THAT
he believed it was Peters pjfe's mother,
as she had been sick for a long time"
A Splcnetic blacksmith, that fancied
himself sick, would frequently teize a
neighboring physician to give him relief;
the physician knowing him to be in per-
feet health, yet, not wiling to offend him,
said he must be careful in his diet, and
not eat any thing that was heeOy and
gpiQdy. The blacksmith went Oft salts
fied-5ut on casting in his mind what
food was heavy and windy, and being
ignorant, back he posts to the Doctor,
who being quite out of patience with his
bat;eut, said, "don't you know what
things are heavy and what are windy 2"
"No," answered the blacksmith" why
then will tell you," said the Doctor,
there's your an0H is heavy and your
bellows are windy--do not eat either and
you'll do well enough"
"JUST RUB .ALONG"
Il Lesson for Hard Tin,es.--A FACT.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-01
DR.. RELIES
efeyF1f 1yaIn DyI
rs proef Of ~hich the fo'owing nseres,isy c1res
are submitted to public perusal:
aP Mr. STETSON


rs proef Of ssiieh the o''ring inseres'isy
submitted to public Perusal:
aP Mr.. STETSON,
OF Hanover, was . years afflicted with violent
pain in bis right breast, attended at times with great
difficulty of breathing and wholly incapable of at
tending business after having tried in vain all other
medicines, cured and his health perfectly res.
tored by boxes Of these pills.
D AN ELDERLY LADY,,
Her daughter and grand .daughtcr, of Boston,
we're each dreadfuy afflicted with asthma and diff
Guilty Of breathing, were all of them cured and re-
stored to perfect heath by boxes
Judge -, of salem. had been many years So
verely afflicted with violent cough and difficulty
of breathing, was cured by 2 boxes, his slsep wss
ses'ored on the second night, which had been brok-
en- for many years.
Il Lady Of Boston turned or 60, severely
afflicted with cough, pain in the side, at times spit
ting of blood, could not lie down in her bed for 4
years. could not sleep but at short intervals. was
stored to perfect health on taking boxes
These Pills give instan; ease in all coughs, colds,
asthmas, difficulty of breathing, wheeling. tight
aess of the chest, strained stomach, conAunpi piion,
pain in the side, splitting OF blood, chiuiness and
shiverags, the orerunness oi malignant severs, &c
comnon colds removed in few hours, The aged
will experience relief equxiiy agreeable and Instant
aneous. even when the iuags are affected. CT .Rsk
for 's DR. Relies As,hmste Pills" One tor contain
ria 10 pills fsqurnfls effects cure Ts treeenf
pss;risn. the outside printed wrapper is siened "w.
Il. Conway 0bsssre his as yss voius healh! Pre-.
pared and sold wholesale by the sole proprietor,
w. 4. Conway, chemist, No. 4, Bums,esd Place,
Common-strcet, Boston. u BY srccia appointment by
SAMUEL w. VlNSON, Drsggisf,
No. ITO, Thames-street, Newport,
.Tss. 5y
L.nuel w. Briggs, Rrisfsi; Hercules Whitney,
T. u Mason. Precedence Dyer & ilowes. Hinsiia'a;
Grecae. hss. Lsniss . Isasc ID. Bull, Hartford; snd
most druggists, book sellers and pcstmsstcrs ,hro'
.,ut the United States. where NAY he had ~ those
nstiy esfeemsd ssd LigLy approved medicines"
,repared ~ w. Il. Conway. pfce One Dollar. or
tx boxes Cor five dollars. ~ boxes for nine dollars,
and i2 dozen bottles for loo dollars
Dee. 5, 1917. tui
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-01
LOTs NEAR RHoDE.lsLANe

COAL MINE.
Hiu Be esfoscG FIR saie, az .dueion, on WED-
NESDdY. March s, az / o'eisek, Il. ~.
on fhe premises.
THE following Lots Of LAND, with
u the buildings thereon. be!ongiDgt 20 the Rhode
Island Csai Company, and situated in Portsmouth,. On
tie tknd OF Rnods.Isand, nearly opposite to Bris.
toi, viz -
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-22

Il, the y.ar Of our Lord INC thousand eight hun
dred and tce fy.
AN ACT to relieve towns from. the ex-
penses of supporting persons lmpris-
oned for debt.
SEC. 1. BE IL enacted By the Senate and House
Of Rsprssentafirss IN General Csuri assembled,
person committed to pfison on mesns process or
sseeu,ioa ia any civil aetioa, sha obtain the lib
ersiss ofshs prisou yssd ouch person 'hsll not be
deemed and eoosidefed Paupsr, % long a. he or
che shall be 1t srge within the lim.s of the pris-
on ward, DOR sbsll the town 10 which such debtor
beloue,, DOR the Commonwealth, 10 a's such
debser has no place Of legal settlement therein Be
charged with his or her support.
SEc. g. Be il further enacted, That every
Tovn or District, which shaIi be liable for, and
shsii have csid any Of she charges Of main'aioiog
ia Close prison any pesson - paupsr hereafter
eommisssd on meme process OF execution, 70 aoy
civil action, may recover the came in sn setion 1t
Lao aeaiust he creditor. At whose suit ouch debtor
sh.li hsvs bsso committed, add fos the time he
shall eousiaue 70 nprisonsd At the sus Of sueh
creditor, At the rate Of one dollar and twen,y i've
eta. for the support Of sueh debtor per week and
such efsdisor shsIl also b liable 70 the Common
wealth for similar sxpsnso incurred BY the Com
mouvealsh Provided, however, thai said ersdi-
TOR may q soy tims discharge his debtor, commit
ted - sSo,~sid, from -prison and sueh d'sehasge
shsil DOT operate to rsAssss the debso. from the
debt ssd ees,s on which be VA eommitsd but
ouch debt and cost, tosether. With Oh 'um. which
abe creditor nay have paid Tor The 'u2por' Of the
dsbe IL manner - hsrsie before provides, ssbsll
b. ed renas 'sssl eiAn-sssiaa the goods and
sstsss II The debtor hs o. her BODY beiog forever
thsssaitsr escaped from ssssss sherefos.
ese ;. Be IT. further enacted, Ths' the Keep
o. o. the Psisoa she'll b sstied to receive At aud
afse The saas Of oos dollar end tvsssy Eve cents
pr week, sad 10 more, Tor the support OF each
debtor hsise ssspse n e'sse eooeosmsof'
this act shsll spply 70 any eomnismen' for debts
eosevsessd, or 1se say esuse Of action which shsi
sesrus % o. pssviols 70 tie four'ssneh day Of
March next.
Appsovsd By the Governor, Feb 5 1880
Copy. A. BRADFORD See. Of Com.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-22
SCHOOL.

MR.. DAVIS would inform the public, III. he
1Vl contemplatcs opening 4 school at The VIII
age in Turner. nesy Col. Clsrks, on the Goth
Of March next whore young gentlemen and
ladies' will receive ihstruc,ion in the branches
ususlly taught at Acadcries.
Mindful of the impor ance of education. and
highly grateful to his fellow citizens for the ex-
tensive patronage he received during his lss,
term, NJ. Davis, again soiiclts their favour, and
as,,ers himself with the hope of procuring their
appreciation.
No exertlons will be wanting on his part, TO
promote the morsi and literary attachments Of
his pupils.
UrTerms three dollars per qusr,er. Fire
wood found. Feb. IL, 1920