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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-31

non. Ii WAS even whispered, that This
b"fchcr 81 Valencia, VAS connlying AT thu
success OF The Cons,iiuiionalsts hy va,
OF saving his own head. a letter from a
gentleman who had jusi arrived from the
frontiers OF France, after travelling tho
Spain from Gibraltar, represents the
WHOLE PEOPLE AS CONSTIIU
IIONAL. The revolutionary troops were
III fine order, well chad, well fed, and we'll
paid-ant every thing they received paid
for-noi a soldier had been hiIleited OIL
antndNldual without consent.
We have an extract OF d letter 10 Mr..
bourne, enclosing four pro, ainaiions in
Spanish, OF Geueral Quiro"a, giving "A
pretty accurate HISTORY of The Revolu
ton Which has broken out IN Audalnsia,
amd threatens la extend through the
whole Kingdom OF Spain.
The revolt was al Areas, on The 2d. by
7 The aruiy under The comisand OF Count
SoutitIon, Mo was TO command in HE
| expedition against 3uruos AyIeS. the
Count Was arrested aud imprisoned. ard
Tie aruiy placed under The commaul ol
QuiIoSa, {" no Immediately without opyo~
sIii0n, marched through Port 81 Mary
~ CiicoianA, anu thence Ia the Isle Of
Leon, procial:uuY The COnstilu,inn in al
| l''NNNb 't TiN y ht ~ dS ifsSillf iptI1Ch ~
The people. In Leon he possrSscd .im-
srll OF The towns of San Fernando and
| iS'', where he captured all the siurcs vol
!ecied Their for the great expedition Il.
| Va u captug, the naval arSCua! of Ca
raccas, and Il ship oi The liue and o,he.
! vessels stationed there, with uur,Arr
/ OF navy o!icers, whu were imnrisOned.
Thus commanding al the strong holds
| around, AMI completely master oi the BAY
of Cadiz t. Was 70 GO against thai cit,
with all iis force, al night Of The Odd. bur
II was believed there would be no oono-
SiiIon. II" WAS supplied with every
'hIng, aud computed. on III 23d, our Ia
I i's' acconoiS, 10 have 81 900 men.
/ C"p'. DuVal informs, that ibe Ameri-
I can squadron was expected al III. Rock
~ 10 day'. The Gurrirre, Capi. G. {. Il.
Thompson, and Peacock, Capt. Thonas
Bro" Z, had been sooe days in the Bav.
/ The Franklin Was expected taiIy from
bacia, and on her arrival would sail soon
! icr America.
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ners. The post near the Emperor's per
son he had held upwards of thirty wears.
From common black slave bouyh, at
The public market, he had raised himself
10 the highest honors. His death gave
general satisfaction.
The Berebbers, in consequence Of The
ior'ner impoSllloms Of The late ta,ori,e.
we're still IN open rebellion. They had
interrupted all The roads leading To Me-
quines, The Kings residence, where the
kIns may BE considered az a prisoner.
no, daring TO sally oui. The Emperor
has appointed Umc of his sons 10 succeed
Hamei M4ley. GN. Y. Ga-.
From Botacio.--A few DAYS before
Capt. Hale at The Persia. leii BATAVIA, au.
then'ic Information WAS reccwed from
MinSio, I'm Bauca) OF the murder OF The
Dutch resident Of that place, By a party
OF on. of the Inferior Rajahs. together
with most Of his attendants. The Resi-
dent WAS on an excursion IN The interior
when The murder took place. The Dutch
expedition 20 paIe:nbaug ia totally all
eel, III which they had LOST between and
900 men 10y sickness and the casualties
oil war " 7. Mtrc Ado.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-31

ooard, and especially by Decatnr--who hard
succeeded Barron in the command or n,
thesa peake, on her return 10 port after be.
ins attacked by the Leopard. Former heart
buinnes were revved--and the repcounte,
poie'
ne excitement at Washington City. when
D'catnrs case was hn,w n. vas withoutuat.
al ei. drawing room" as il 10 called was
10 nave been held thar evening at the presi-
oent mouse. which was posipOned-and the
iesidence o: the commodore was ,urrounde,,
ny AN anNions multitude until his ,ecease wa,
announced. He suffered much.
GNii.y ~ Rcg,,f.r
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IMpORTANT NEWs NON SpAIN

NEW YORK, March % Mr.. BOURNE
OF lie =. = Navy, ~hn came passenger
III thc SIP Henry, las iavOrcdine editors
OF lie he" Yp,k G.z "ul i've following
highly imp"riaulpanI Together with
the rubjDiDed cB'fact of a lpiier 10 him.
We sailed from Gibraltar on the 6lh
ull. Ibe Cnnsiinilnpdl>is had posses.
son, 81 llai lime. OF Aigeziras and St.
Rogue, aud Ners ad,au,, ng Oh Malsy1
they shed no blood. aud had u,ed no Vio,
lence, aud were welcomed every where
bJ ihe PEOPLE; aud expected impa
iienliy, al the large cities along the coast.
! saw, says Nj Bourne, ODoNNEL AZ
TiDrdiar Oh Tie afternoon Of thr 5ih
iast'ad 81 fctiuo2 upon niadfld. or into
enc interior, he tai established his Ucae
Quarters about half way betMeep 81.
Rogue mus the lock. lie had few lToops.
and Ties were GWH.1ling fAstby dcsrr.
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FOE<EIGN.
....ss-.-...--..
LIyESI FROM EiSlNC.

LATEST FROM GRANGE
Parts papers 10 tie 18th ult. are feceiv-
cd al i}nSlOm b. the ship C.ntnn. Cant
Haskell, IN - days from Rochelle. Capl.
IL reports ceiGG{g, thai " fenr of tbs
1''"cA ANHsf'y bad been imprisoned on
SuSpiclsn OF bein- accessory 10 ihca,sHs-
alnolIon az The Duke OF Re!ri." Tie body
0I Tie Duke waS removed 10 the Lonrye
"her II MAS taId ln state and lie uublj,
permitted /" view !t.-Al! the ROYAL iaui.
-, cXce2i the kng had removed iliinrr.
,. ne |liIsi"q"e OF the i9lh, after revrl
ing th2 suSges ton OF sUinr 81 the Gty0
Journals. ih"i the assassination at ,he
DUKE 0i Bern proceeded from Il us!l,j Al
conspiracy, observes, " the opinion " hich
M no" la> gained tie m0sl credit. is
ifai LouNei committed bis crime O niy ian
consequence Ui The ianaIcal admiration
WITH wIilcn he : inspired for The man m
who'd france owes all her miS(lriunea
Aud whom, u is said, he foIlow ed 10 The
isiaud OF EjOa."
Tue same paper accuses The Minister
ct taking advantage OF The shock orca.
sioned by TINS hOuid cIime 10 b iug for
ward tlielr projects OF an alteration ur il,e
Charter, by mIdIiyation OF ihc law OF
etc'inn'. The new la" of elections d. as
reported 10 ihe Cham b., Of Dcpulie, T. b.
ID. AZ ibe sane ii,.!c Is law was present
e'i, giving 10 tn" conucil o: ministers cx
n,,sn,, i,. 1919 ~" proceeding agalhs'
sbt king, OF any utMber OF The royal la
nIily.
III. CJ,,.,I,..-..r7,.
She k;|r, .n ,.',,,, ~ ".''H ~ ''eH'e" 10
The ass;,s,i,,a,,'.,, J''"""'ehce on
az n,a,,,,.,r W ,''' Du"' O.! Dan.
g,ouse ,r,,,s,d ,,.;; '""' Si'c ~ I'VE
arruY,ni;rs ~ .n D,''','.' " D''pE '"r
lis njnis,o, ,,..r.;. e''he' ""'
ever j., he t,.s,g', 'S"'..' ,""'1 iro"
The 3artv of III. ,'.,.,' r"'' ",'ISt'' 10
ruin hi,n.slf ,s;,i, ~, ,,,.,.L, va ""S
anmsans ,,,,i r,",., ~ ecu, 49,.
tertOIerrrI TO- 49, % Az sinus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-31
MELANCHOLY SHJPWRECK

MELANCHOLY SHIPWRECK
PROVIDENCE, II. H. March l7.-Cao'
hafddOn, OF tie janus, has uolIIeIv lnr-
nished us with lie following cncun,s,anli.
al account 81 The melancholy loss of Ibe
Schr. Quaker, Captain Leonard .g,urua.
gan, on her passage from Boston lar II,c
Chesapeake, ~ LAT. 81 80, long. ~ 40.
lhe Quaker sailed from Boston Feb.
70, with cables and cOrdage for The CO.
iumrus ~, fitting for sea i'm The Cbr.a.
peake waters. She had OH board 30 men
which had been recruited for tI,e Cnlun
bus, three naval officers, and six mariners
including captain Journagan-4s pp5sons
III all. On The morning 0i AIarct, lilh lie
Schooner was struck by a squall. and IA
splie OF every exerlI0n 10 preyeni II can.
sIzed, aud Tie passengers and crew were
washed overheard by Tie surge. William
MEIeT, The MAR, succeeded ln hauling
himscN lni0 lhe main Gloss tree where
br found four oibers-the iopmest aud
cross trees being for lhr most uari ont a.
water. Capt. Journagan, Is hen last seen.
vas holding OH Ia ihe mais chains aud
Lieutenant Samuel p Macomber. of lie
u. States Navy, was clinalnR 10 lie wea-
heF quarter. The male and his four
companions remained iu their prrilnus a.
iuail0n Iili Tuesday, the 7tb, when three
ct them persisted OF cold and fatigue. and
were washed away b. the surge, which
was continually br. akng over he mate
apd us surviving companion, " ho expect
ed momcniaris 10 share the tate Of those
who were lest. They remained wilLout
a prospect OF escape from death. until
The forenoon Of Wednesday, March s.
vines they discovered vessel siapding
towards them they coniriyed TO hoist y
signal OF disircss-tLe vessel approsclcd
within hailng distance, sent be- boat and
TOOK from tbe wreck lie tno sufferers
"ho, alter tie lapse ~ 5G hours. were
nearly exhausted by hunger and fatigue.
! ms vessel provc5 ~ ~ BE brig janus.
Capt ilaradog, from Igr&, Island. Of
and Tor 'i'iH port, where she arl.vDd yes.
lcr'ay. ihe feelings % llie nat aud his
companion, on Use prospect Vi their deli.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-26
gHR LOCUST TREE.

A writer in the Long-Island Star high
" recommends the cultivation Of the Los
Gust tree, as q profitable business. He
says the price of this timber is about rs
cents per cubic foot--thal 200 trees will
grow on an acre of land-or 10000 trees
to hundred acres, which may average
20 feet per tree, which would give the
enormous sum of $500 900. But suppose
they amount to only 100000, as the
nett profits from 100 acres, iH what way
can the landholder expect so great a
profit in 80 years, with the same proba-
bility of success, as from this. He mem
tions, that the timber, the seeds of which
we're planted by one man in England, was
sold for 100000. sterling.
The locust becomes valuable ia Is
years after planting, and IN IS or 80 years
is of full growth. 1t is easily raised by
planting Is or 20 trees to the acre, and
as soon as the roots have spread, running
"a plough through the ground, and when it
cuts the roots, new shoots will spring up.
This tree also invites the grass to grow
under it, and The shade does not ma,eri-
ally injure it; and while grass in the field
is burnt up by the scorching rays Of the
sun, the locust grove will yield rich aud
luxuriant pasture.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-26
THE HAZEL TwIG.

Having some weeks since published a
communication from respectable cores
pondent on the extraordinary properties
Of the Hazel Twig in discovering sabter-
ranean springs of water, and thus been
instrumental ia bringing this occult sub
iect before the American public; we
think it proper to observe, that since our
first publication many experiments have
been made in this aud other places, by
gentlemen not likely to be deceived them
selves. aud incapable of deceiving others,
which have converted the more credu-
lous, and codfounded the more scepiical.
The Lilac and the Peach tree are found
TO possess the same virtues as the witch
hazel. There are more things 10 hea-
ven and earth, than are dreamt Of IN our
philosophy. "--1rWs amer.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-26
From the Albany Gazette.
GENuINE ANEcpoTE.

The Hon. W-m G-y, Of Boston, Gel
ebrated as "the rich" and respected for
his exemplary virtues, some time since,
on bis accustomed visit to the market,
found newly admitted lawyer seeking
for some boy to carry home his meat. Mr..
G-y, whose usual and ordinary dress is
plain and simple, and whom the lawyer
did not know, stepped up and offered to
take it home for him, which offer the at.
torney Immediately accepted; and. on
arriving at his house, aud laying down
the meat where he was directed, the attor-
ney enquired how much he charged Tor
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-26
CYNICAL SIZING.

A French chymist has recently discov-
cred that from the starch Of potatoes
quite fresh, and washed but once, a fine
sise, by mixing with chalk might be made.
The stucco plasterers Of this country have
benefited by the discovery, and they find
that this kind of size is particularly use-
full for ceilings and for white-washing,
being more durable in tensciiy and whise-
ness, and not purifying like animal size
OF exhaliug any unWholesome odour.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-26

] received for my services, except little
prize money, was $3.50, in continental
money, and that have now"
We give the above as specimen Of
the manner in which these venerable he
roes passed the time on this occasion,
which afforded them probably the last
opportunity they viii ever enjoy Of re-
capitnIating together the incidents Of their
eveniflll lires.
The court gave prompt attention to the
business, and it was despatched With ex-
peditioD. The number Of those who app
peared on parade was l04, Of whom
several were not applicants under the act.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-26
ANEcporE.


The following aoecdote serves TO show
the high wisdom Of the Emperor Of Mo-
rocco:-A Jew had ordered a Preach
merchant to furnish him with a considera-
Bile quantity Of black beaver hats. green
shawIs, and red silk stockings. When
the articles we're ready FOR delivery, the
Jew refused to receive them. Being
brought before the emperor, who, it is
well known administers justice himself,
lie denied having given the order, and
maintained that he did not know The
French merchant. Have you any wits
|nesses !; said the emperor to the French
man. No." g So much the worse for
you, you should have taken care TO have
had wiinesses-you may retire. The
poor merchant, completely ruined, return
ed home in despair. He was, however,
soon alarmed by noise 10 the street he
ran to see what il vas. A numerous null
|titude were following one of the emperor's
|cfficers, who was making The following
proclamation at all The crossroads -
$ Every Jew, who, within "a hours after
This proclamation. shall be found in the
streets without black beaver hat on his
head, green shawl round mis- neck, aud
red silk stockings on his legs. shall be
immediately seized, and conveyed TO The
court or palace, TO be there Hogsed to
death The children Of Israel all
|thronged TO the French merchant. and
before evening the articles we're all puF-
chased at any price he chose to demand
for them. After this. vino viii presume
10 question the sovereign equity Of the
emperor of Morocco. London paper.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-26

carrying is-Mr. G-y replied, be left il
10 his " generosity;" upon which the 9TH
er gave him shilling, whish he very
readily accepted with thanks observing,
that if he had, al any time, any market
things TO carry home, he would readily
do il for him; and :" If should not hap
pen to be there" said lie, !" just enquire
for BY G-y, and 1 will come imme-
diately." Il Is unnecessary to add The
surprise and modification Of the lawyer
Oh bearing that man worth a million OF
dollars had performed this menial service
for hiui; but II had its effect, for he new
er afterwards required the assistance Of
any one, 10 aid him 10 performing bis
marketing, or TO carry home his meat.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-26

he always supported ne fairest reputation
as man of bnsiness--and that he acquir-
ed az Independent property beyond the
handsome support OF large and expen-
sive family.-N. z. Daily ddu.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-26
PRINTED AND ruBLIsHED
BY J. g. E. SANDERSON,
Ravodoors south Of Rivfrs's City Tavcrn,
ELIzABETH.ToWN. Nj.
TERMS.

ST. Is cents per aunom, i paid IN advance.
SIS at the end Of six months.
2 90 1t the end Of the year
No paper win be discontinued until allarrearages
are paid.
.adDertisements7s cents per square for three
insertions, if paid in advance; otherwise, S / 90
per square. A liberal discount win be made to
those who advertise by the rear.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-28
NezO Summer Goods.
JOHN B. NEWTON,

III NO. lo4, THAMES STRsRT.
HAS just received and is now open.
4 L ing handsome assortment Of Seasonsbie
Goods, Of the latest importat ions--and are offered
for sale at unusual low prices -Purchasers are re-
spectfully invited to cali. and zee for themselves
fmony lAem are -
Superior black and colosred Canton GRAPES.
Superior Nankin Grape Dresses, fgurd and boz.
dered. Et
Grape and black silk shawls; plain and color'd
otto.
Imitation Merino shswls and Handkerchief.
Fancy silk Handkerchiefs.
700 yards, wide and narrow Carni<ure Ribbons,
from 10 cents to q per yard
Black and color'd Bombsaetts.
Black Italian Grape. 10
Elegant wide Bornbazeea.
Black Lustrings for 3sg. white elk Lacr.
Broadclo,hs and Cassimeres.
White Russia sheeting for pantaloons
Black twilled Dombazetts
A large assortment Of Calicoes
With great variety Of other articles too Gunner.
Gus 10 mention.
Newport, June ~ -........
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DAVID RODMAN.

No. 1856. 2hames.siysff.
(.Nsarly epposiss the Sign IF the Golden Ess1.l
- EsPEcTFULLY informs the pubic,
IN tha. be has recently made considerable sd
ditions TO his Stock Of
BOOTS & SHOES,
which renders his Assortment very general, thanyL
Of which are Of his own manufacture, and the ott.
ers carefully selected for retailing, which he 10:
quali,y-Among which are, one case OF fine MoIoo>
slippers and laces At 4s6 a pair stout ditto fos
common wear, At 3s9 q quantity Of Shoes Q little
soipd. at so cents, and small Shoes At rs CENTS.
.siso, black morocco and binding Skins, silk and
cotton cord, ferret and French braid bca' wsbbings
shoe thread, &c. &c
Boots and shoes manufactured az usual. Of good
stock and substantial workmanship, -. 'lf s-
Newport, Sd Of 3h mo. 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-28
FOR SALE OR TO LET,

T>HE pleasantly. situated House. in
= Eoward-suee,, now occupied BY Mr.. JoHs
n. wasxLwafour. in good repair with hne gar
House, in Miil-s,reet. No 2, and 8 large Two
Story Dwelling House on the Point, with shop.
nov occupied BY Mrs. MXRthA sniTn
One ninth OF the Duck Factory & Appertenances
The -Congdon Place. (at Portsmouth, n now
occupied BY Mr. NieHoLs .hAssARp
-fks-A new Store ia FalLRiver, (Msss) suita-
Bile tor the Dry Goods & Grocery business. Terms
reasonable appyto the subscriber, No S, Market
equ.re, vho krsps ss usual a good assortment Of
Gi oeerirs and Hardware, wholesale and retail
HENRY MOORE.
Newport. June 2, 1870 CRY
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Health 9 iAses, and sep. oa toI.s, sSioas o.
the vessel shall remain on the Quarantine
Ground. FA
9th. That no boat, escept the Health OF.
GERS, shall be allowed to so along sice spy
vessel al Quafabtine, nor shall any person
whatever go oq board said vessel, wilhou, The
wfillen per mission Of the President and II
any person shsli, contrary 10 this oroer, GO ON
board said VESSEL he shall be pfosee uted
therefor, and also KEEP, on board, until the ex-
piea,ion of the Quarantine Of said essel aud
u he makes MS escape from said vessel, nc
shall DO treated In tho same manaer ss if he
originally belonged To- her, and tina, no per-
son may piesd ignorance Of the condition Of
such vessel. Tne Health Offieer shall place
a color IN her sh,euds, as soon as she arriscs
at tho Quarantine Ground, and conunoo Il
there unui the expiration Of the Qosranline.
7,h. That the President may detof st.,nc
what articles shall be delivered ON on board
any vessel at Qaarsntine, aud tho umss and
places when and whore they saali DC lsrded,
and oolhing shail be taken eat os snch Vessel
without bis written psrsnissoc.
9Th. That aai the pirec.io Ions of the Presi.
dent or Health Oihcer relative 10 the cleans.
ipg Of the vessels, and the elo,hihs aud c,hcr
articles on board, siall be strictly complied
with by tho officers and crewj and the com.
,raa0der shaii be snswerable for sny breaches
or violations OF said directors BY the people
on board.
s,h. That the President sheii determine
at wba, distance sssom The Asylum on Cosst.
er's Harbor Island, the quarantined vessels
shall be pIsced, so that ths health Of The
poor, that may be lodged in the Asylum, IN y
moi, at sps time, be, IN the mos, ,smo,e do.
gree endangered by such sesaei ,,.l
lcih. That the P,esidcn, shall not perrnit
any saltsd or dried hides, OF horns, 10 be
landed in the compact part Of tho town, On.
less they are pe, Scctiy sweet and entirely free
iron, any pu,rid smell; and then only =, the
Long Wharf, to be deposited IN sDme Of the
Stores thereon, and there kep, I'LL the ,wen-
ueih Of October, unless The Boa,d tf Health
sooner removed.
ll,h. Iha, ell orders and instructions Of
the Pre,iden' for carrying these Regulations
into effect, shall be in writing and shall be
recorded by the Clerk Of the Board, 10 the
book kept for the purpose Of recording the
doings Of the Board
l2ln. That any pereon violating any ol
these Regulations, or refusing or neglecting
to comply with any written distractions given
by The President, by yirtrs ot these Regula.
tions, shalt on conviction thereof, before any
compe'cn, Coor,, be fined in sulh no, ex
ceedlng two huud ed and fiiy dollars, nor
less shau eve collars, al the discretion oi
such court.
l3b. That tho aforeBoing Regulations
shall be published three weeks in both the
newspspcrs printed in ,his town, and copy
ot4lsvss handed BY the Health Officer. 70 rhe
msssr OF every qassntinsd sessel for h's
government.
by Order,
& JONATHAN ALMY, Clerk.
Newport, is,h Jone, 1920.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-28
NAILS,

THE subscriber has Just received a
= quantity Of CUT MAILS, Of the very bes,
hipd and Of various sizes--and has made arrange. /.
men,s for regular and constant supply. which be
ct retail for o very ssusn advantage.
He keeps also supply of LUMBER, consisting
Of Pine boards. plank, joist and shingles. of var
icus qsaies. which he will cell at The lowest mar.
ket prices. GEORGE ENGs,
Sign ef fhs Eoys, No. i37. Ta1oss s;-.si.
New port, June III.
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~ AARDWAhE
ANTHONY Y. TAYLOR,
No. is6, 7hames street.,

no, $50, 7hd1fs sweet.
INFORMS his friends and customers,
i that he has for sale, HARpW ARE, CUTLERY,
&c comprising All extensive an1 complete Assert.
men OF sucn articles are usually kept for sale in
q Hardware store Among them are Bras, Ket I.
ties, and other brass ware Knives and Forks Of
different prices; locks, hinges and screws brass
and other door iaiches. hies and rssps razors {,
homes coffee mills, gun locks vsrranted whale.
bone snev mounted chase Whips foor Brushes
OF the frs, quality shoe and clothes ditto; house
carpenters broad cast Steel Axes; PASSWORDS
scytbes. hoes and sickes Iron hollow Ware, &C.
together with handsome assortment Of selected
NAILS The above arr, ices will be sold as low as
Can be purchased in This town or state! III
For saie "a second. hand Chase, with plated Har.
ness, low, for cash. apply Ms above.
Newport, June 28
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-28
Chair Manyacfory.
BENJAMIN DOWNING.

I Fancy and Windsor Chair Maker,
Corner Of Washington Square and Clarke az.
INFORMS his friends and the public,
Il that he has Commenced The shove business, ard
Intends carrying on. in ali it's various brsnehts.o
and ~ he has worked in seteral large cies III En-
rope. 10 New Fork, and in Providence, he hopes to
bis wotk ehssp 70 can be pr,ehssed in the Unit
ed States and will consist III Fancy Windsor and
common Chairs, viz Ps.,our, Dining, sitting. Bid
Room. snd Kitchen Ct,sirs Curlsd maple and imi
ts'ioo,scrols ssd pSfnbsckd settees Of all kindsp
Loi'ins, Essy. ,.rd Smoking Chatfs, window, cor
ncr. and fDhsne s,ooIs
NB .jld Gratis to,,ontd, repaired. re.psir.ed
and Ic k'N-spjnnng wheels made and Repaired
T9ruihg executed With nestness and despatch.
OF Al orders from The country punctus'ly at
tended 10.
Newport, June - 1920.