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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-11
COMMUNIC ATED

DIED, at his mothers rs,idence in AleXan.
drla, on oundavthe 9TH inst. at past o'clockP.
"A. JAMES Al. DrLANY, Esq. of Loudoun coun-
sy, Va.
This gentleman was only twenty nine years
old. when maisn fever snatched him from
Che enjoymeut OF vigorous health and the devoted
attachment Of mis- kindred and friends to an early
grave. The bitterness Of their grief is both con.
soled and increased, by the recollection of those
rare endowments, morald and intellectual, which
Constituted his character. With mind remark
aale tor It's ee 5ance and its strength for accuracy
Judgement and brilhancy of ilnagination-he
Combined masnanimous spirit and tender
heart The benis nity Of his temper shown forth in
ihe mlnutest Ia well as the most important circum
Stances, and was never ruled except BY the view
elbaseness or oppression. 1t seemed indeed to
b nis peculiar characteristics, and in mind
.sss ardent would have approached to weakness:
III in him 1t ser,e Ell only to meo., the radiance
reelected BY an understanding of the hi CHEST order
Nature bad made his countenance the herald of
his worth While it displayed the perfection OF
manly beauty, 1t expressed the dignity, the anna
bleness and the talent of It's possessor His soul
bore the impress OF herOism: nis life was a life of
kenevolence; His diving hour was undisturbed by
remorse, and his Etest breath was gentle hike that
Of the ianocent babe. Hue NAV perhaps obscure
the impression impaired by ms mind to all who
whnesscd lis energy aud grace; but his disinter-
sstedness, ms generosity, mis- urbanitv, will ever
live in tine fondest, the dearest remembrances of
his associates. Those who knew him not per.
sonaliy can never kaow him through representa-
ton for only the intnateS Of his bosom are fit to
portray MIN, and they alas! feel their bereavement
TO keenly and too deeply to execute the task.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-11
John II. Ladd & Co.

OFFER for sale, at reduced prices. for
" approved paper al long dates
los hhds Muscovado sugar
80 bbls do
loo boxes white ST Jago do
60 bids molasses
| do honey
"a chests imperial Tea
"A do young hyson do
TOGO bushels Liverpool coarse salt
loco do Lisbon DO
a5 hhds vi. rum
10 bbls coloring
2 do cordial
IS pipes, in pipes, half do. quarter casks
and halt 10 Madeira wine
pipe old Charante cognac brandy
2 halt pipes port wine
SIS boxes do
Hampers While sparkling champaigus
do pink do
do Clos voglot burgundy wine
10 cases Hant Brion cIaret
5 half pipes Teneriffe VINE
l0quarter casks do
20 4casks CoImenar do.
10 - Malaga do
- Malaga sherry
90 bhls vinegar
hid cherry bounce
20 boxes almonds
80 bbls beef and pork
3D. No. |, mackereI
10 half do do
800 bbIs gros, and neat herring
so do do shad
500 bushels oats a
1000 lbs soaI leather of District, New Eng
land and Brazil tanning.
600 tons plaster OF Paris,
500 grind stones
SO Freedom pIoughs with extra shares
OF which are kept a constant supply
OF every description
Reams writing letter, sugar loaf wrap
ping and sbeahing paper
~ bales India y German goods
6 pieces German duck
Is cases men boys line Il c~arse hats
cases coarse shoes
8 boxes large and small ladies hair combs
bales English herring seine twme
kegs Virginia manufactured tobacco
90 boxes sperm candles
80 tons fla, Swedes Iron
25 casks best English gun powder lying
at the Powder house
go bills rad oCbre
bbl indigo
patent balances
bales hops
IS boxes window glass various sizes
6 tierces rice
100 Hamburg demiohns
81 baskets & half DO sweet oil
1000 lbs binders j. ban box boards 49,.
coils cordage, handspikes, banks, nest
measures T. boxes.
sept II II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-11

Coal,
LNOUR thousand bushels. superior quality
i Of Coal for CRATES, the cargo OF the
schr Thetis, capt Newcomb, from Halifax
For sale by WM. FOWLE & Co.
For Halifax,
.m The schr. THETlS, Alexa, New
sSAM comb. master; will take some freight
for passengers Oh moderate terms. Apply
as above.
Oct 9 II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-11
FALL GOODS.

Il. C. CAZENOVE & co.
EsApE received per ship Wilhelmina, thu
Il principal part Of their Fall Goods, a.
m0ng which are
FlanneIs OF every description,
Rose, striped, and point blankets.
Double milled drab cloths, aud Devon.
shire kerseys,
-middling quality cloths.
Fiushings and coatings,
Blue and white jerseys and plains.
Plain, figured & plaid bombazetts' and
An assortment OF buttons.
ON HAND,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
american,
india,
Cut nails, 4 Ravens do.
Hoop iron. Z Window glass.
Sperm candles, 4 Molas,es.
n. E. rum, (. Cognac brandy,
Old wbiskey, 4 Apple brandy,
Dupont's gun powder,
2 cases low priced hats, &c.
sept 6 If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-11
For Boston,

,AA,. The sehnr. Hector, Snow, master.
SSsssxwill sail ON Wednesday next; ioi
freight oi GOO bbls. OF passage apply to
A. 4. A n. ADAMS,
Who hare for Sale,
so bags coffee
400 sacks salt
5000 hushels G. A. salt
$50 bbIs. prime pork
200 mats cassia
100 boxes soap
5000 pounds soal leather ~
20 doz calf skins
300 reams cap paper
40 hhds English island mo!asses
80 ar casks mountain Malaga wine
FlPes, aPipes, quarter Casks Sicily Ma
dei!a wine
100 bags pepper
$50 bbls No. &. 2 mackerel
goo bbls ground plaster
Boxes Muscst wine
80 bbls beef, No & G
Is bbls bright yarnish.
loo do tar
10 boxes sweet cordials
with general assortment OF groceries end
ship chandlery and pants; which will be sold
loW oct b
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-11

For Bremen direct, passage
only.) a
.AaS, The fine ship VIRGINIA, Jona.
.& lflltswan, master; will sail ON the 7,h
inst. and can handsomely accommodate lew
passengers, Tor which apply ON board, or to
L. II. ROWLAND.
For Boston,
81, The schr. ALMIRA, Epes Ellery,
s&master; burthen go bbls. For freight
OF 800 bbls which will be taken a, a very
low rate ii offered Immediately.
apply as above.
l0mo4 Or
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-11

Ground Alum, Salt, &c.
DRYAN HAMPSON & SON, have on
ID hand and Tor sale,
Ioooo bushels ground alum salt
Goo sacks fine do
is Hogsheads Orleans sugar
80 bbls w. ]. do
20 bhds Orleans molasses
IS do Vest India do
20 boxes gunpowder TrAc
80 Y. Hyson
pipes Lisbon wine
90 quarter casks Malaga do
With a general assortment OF groceries as
usual They have just received supply Of
fresh TIMOTHY SEED. sept 24-f -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-11
For Richmond.

.sA{, The schr. Resolution. capt Hefe-
Es ton will sail on Friday next. for
freight or passage apply to the master on
board, ~
w. L. KENNEDY.
oct Il-3t fuckers wharf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-11

Dupont's gun powder,
2 cases low priced hats, &c.
sept 6 If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-11
For Amsterdam,

For Amsterdam,
IN The coppereG brig CALCUTTA,
E8l& L S Hins!ow, master. is now load
ing w i'll sail by the 10th OF October; take
few hhds of Tobacco, or small articles on
freight if offered soon. Apply to
NV FOWLE, l. Co.
For Freight,
-HM THE schooner CATHARINE.
I& Capt. Singer, carries about 900
barrels; is Good vessel, will take freight
TO any eastern port
For sale, said schrs. cargo OF 600 casks Of
Tbomaston lime.
Apply as above
Sept ~ If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-11
Madeira Wine, Patent Shot, &c
WILLIAM GILLIAN

WILLIAM GILHAM
LAS received per brig Hthe, J. V. Pratt,
L Il master. direct from Madeira,
2 pipes old l.. P. Madeira wine, from
Murdock, YuiIle, Wardrop & Co.
And from Philadelphia,
| ton patent Shot. assorted from BIB.
to No. 7
IN STORE.
10 cases fresh salad oil containing 80
TASKS each,
ls boxes sperm candles, u perior quality
s #;:S si:: &C.; e.: = s s;
Loaf. lump and brown sugars,
F9 ssa Il n. +: rs""s''fs' Wi@es.
Cognac brandy,
Holland gin,
; ( s''; f::i,s ss' R'm.
Green and St. Domingo coffee, together.
With general assortment of
Giher Groceries.
sept. II d'w-3aw3w
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-02
MONKERY AND OUacKERy.

since the bill tor The admission Of Missouri
was rejected by the popular branch Of the
hauonal legislature, on account Of the incon
grnity OF its Constitution. very sinyular ian.
guase mas beeh holden by the official press al
me cry OF Washington, with few feeble
echoes from other quarters.
The strain OF tie intelligencer II ibi. AIR
some amusing Ja-soE-!as, &c. CUSTOMARY an
lhese solemn occasions, II reminds the neonla
OF 'ha' territory Oh the pains which .heir friends
mao taken to open the folding door for heir
admission, and The straits TO which they b,d
been reduced 10 get rid Of the res,,;c,ic,
gen'iy reprosobes them for giving the adye,.
ssry occasion 10 6nd fault with her oon.,,,n
"on, ana placing their advocates in spch an
unpleasant precicament in regard 10 nuhl,c
opinlon'and argues with them on he exceedin'-
simplicity and youihiliness Of their con-rnr,
~ M respect, Inatmush a. il could have b.en
IN obJeci Tor them ID try tie temnpr W. o.
80 N" 'ols occasion. and moe Especially III
aesoun' y lhe perfect 5uperRuug ofthe obyor
~ PROVISION, "hieh they had ~ indu.trinu,I,,
20 lh's topic il Instruct, them. ,h,t ,h...
Mou'd nave had the po1er just a. well Wit,
me provision as wtlh It: aud that tl.,, -.
therefore have bad al tie adssn,.ys r. -.
p''Jec' Without betrogiag IL. |, snnrizs, de-,
,.,'. VIZ '''' have ihessDe opporlunl, assures
'''e.a 'le'e was no other objection 10 tie world
:, /" 'uelr su'n's.ios aud TIA; iAey have only
- remove TINS exoeplionable feature n H.
received INTO The full and hearty 6eIIow~b,s
- 'ne uhlon-nhose bowels il tenresents !.
yearn'ns towards ihe returning prodiraI-A.
muen a. % say 10 plain English, tipping N.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-02

The month OF December hss been unuQu.
;lly Indictment this season. II is not within
tie recollection Of our oldes, ishabilant.,
when in that month there has been so much
boisisreu. weather and 40 great an aggregate
OF cold as during that. which has just past.
The harbour became entirely frozen over on
Tuesday last, and there is nom nearly 10
inches Of snow upon the ground on level :
on Tuesday and Wednesday the cold was
very severe, the thermometer Oh one OF those
days fell 10 So below zero.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-02

month. Here they entered iatoa selsmn con
Uscl. stating iheil motives and intentions and
binding themselves 10 each other for the good
Of The whole. Alter THIS ceremony they an
inedislsiy began TO look for suitable place
Cor settlement, and the exploring party having
selected the spot afterwards nsmed Plymouth,
the whole company proceeded 70 IL in the
sh -, and Oh lae 22nd Of December 1920,
they landed upon the Memorable Plymouth
rocK.
Tue circumstances attending their voyage
and settlement, were enough 70 discourage
msu Ut common temper. and enterprise but
our ancestors were scluaied by 10 temporary
nor fair weather motives the bold and hardy
Puritan feared 90 danger but that, which des-
troy cd the liberty Of conscience, and tell no
fear bot for The purity Of his worship. With
The enjoyment ol ihsse, the savage wilderness
was deafer THAI the peopied town, and ankle
y ana danger better than the repose of reli-
glous despotism. They had rather worship
| God, 10 the msnnsr their conscienees diclat-
ed, in rude log hu; and clothed IN armour.
than bend IN spendId edi.ices 10 the forms and
ceremonies OF PaPai aud Episcopal Otdina
lion.
Two hundred years elapsed on the god
( oil. ,lHce tbs commencement Of their settle
K msni,-an event productive OF ismenss ceHss
queECes 10 the world, both ia a moral .sd 20
l,licai regard Such an event ought to 10
CONNIE moi atsd to the latest lime, or as
long as the principles Of civil and religious
hbsrty, which our Fathers have transmitted
"a. IA pct 80 hDsr
We have been piss.es 10 obssrys the sres
interest which has been taken In this cslebra-
ton III various parts OF The cpuatry, and par
tIculsrly 10 Tie sncissi town OF Plymouth, O.
the spot oil thu Landing. That town va.
hlsS With people from different parts OF N E.
al ANXIOUS 10 touch toe vsnerated grouna
An address was delivered by the Hon. III
rebster OF Boston, IN which were remem-
! bsrsd ibe character. prinelFles, suffering.
and virtues Of toe PiIgrins--sn address SAID
10 have Desn powerful IN its scrIptIons, it,
ssqusncs AM p hos. A dirper was served
TO upwards OF 400 Al which appropriate loas
we're drank Addresses were offered dy con-
mItIess OF The Massachusetts HsioricaI
aud the American Antiquarian Socishts
pertinent 10 the occasion aud coz, pIimeDtsry
TO he Pilgrim Ssciety. under who.e auapI-
ces, the day wss celebrated. A ball attend
ed By about 600 persons closed the ceremo.
MES and teIvItiss Of the day, and il is honor
able TO the company collected there, 10 add
that great simplicity, decorum aud enthusi-
asm, worthy the descendants Of the veners
bic Fathers, prevailed in all the business and
snassment, Of the occasion.
Few other nations, have the. privilege OF
celebrating their birth their origin is lost in
The obscurity OF antiquity, or envsloped in
the mystery of fable. We may beast Of a
perfect knowledge If the circumstances at
tending the commencement Of our polite al
history and we may Re proud that ibis great
ne 100 owes its origin to the best principles
OF human Saturs-s firm and undertaking pur
suit Of the freedom Of thought and action.
blsy It Sc perpetual
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-02

PORTLAND. TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1871,

The Efitor # the.Ga-eae tenders 10 bis
patrons aud friend. the s.lu;.tions OF new
year To al a every class and profession.
he wishes the bes, GOOD that may lie derived
in zach. To The Mechanic. he wishes hssllb,
Industry AMI good ha5iis-God will take care
Of the rest Ito The Merchant. good credit,
eood customers and sound bo,toms-to the
FGrasr, goad crops and a ready markel-to
Tie Physician, iadependence-bat az little
business in bis vocation as the nature Of the
case admits-lo the Lduyer quarrels need
be. may they be done by .qgtoraey"-,o the
Clergy, an abundant harvest Of heavens best
fruit. In the domestic relations, the editor
wsuld cot be reserved in his wishes, --his best
wisA is, that they may be pioneers to the cor-
forts he enumerates. To the fair .Matdens
who may wish e. deserve COED husbands, hea,-
en- grant them their desiFes-to Bachelors, for
they need them. good wives, the disposition to
ask, and the means to rgiH and support them
to those who have good husbands and good
wives, Continuance Of the blessing
those who have bad ones be blessed with
gentle removal of them-ehildrsn to those
who hare them not kut should have them
AMI TO those who have them, the power and
ab ity TO take care Of them To our Legis-
lstors he wishes wisdom, Ito our Judges JUS
lice nd earniDs--to our Rulers pure hands
and eyes that look right forward to society
good norals-to the State prospsrity-to the
sountry peace, union and security
To all and cash happy year
/ With lightscns hearts and bountsou4chser.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-02
GOOD PICKINC.,

The following modefaie list " candidates
are put IN nomination for memter OF Con-
gress in Kennebec District The most FAST
dlous we should think might here be satisfied,
! ne IS not, he had better vsle for himself.
We suspect business is rather dull IN that dis
rici, or else the people are difficult 10 be
suited, or else the combination of haDour and
eBolument in the Office is irresistible, other
wise we cannot think OF an inducer,ent strong
enough 10 lead men from their families and
friends uuto that Car off country to the drv
business Of legislation THIS competition for
.fice is, to our minds, striking argument
mat the compensation OF members OF Con
gress IS toll high enough. 40 high at least as 10
induce every one Of the following Candidates
"a kennebee sailing to run ths gauntlet.
Ii there was not SO much pay, would there be
so many so very deeuous Of The situation
EBENEzER HERRIcK. ESQ.
+ /. WARREN, ESQ.
Hon. JAMES PARkER,
JOSHUA GAGE
8 THoMAs FmLEBRowE.
These are all The democratic party. We
perceive ~ The Hallowell Gazette nat the
ledeTalists are satisfied with one Candidate.
Maj. PETER GRANT;
and % be sure with hin, they well may he
satisfied. We cannot but hope he viii I sue
cessfuN
Midday ConFention.-A meeting Of officers Of
the first Division of the Militia in Main. wa held
at kennebunk on Wednesday last, 10 consid Or the
exPsdisncy of addressing the Legislature 90 the
subject Of the present Militia Law. At which
IT was voted unanimously to call a convention O,
the officers of that Division on the 10th inst. at
the Court-House IN Alfred. We give this .tie.
at the request of the Secretary to all the officer.
Of that Division.
gentleman arrived al New York Inf,rms
hat Gen Ripley was az New Orleans on ibs
10Th Of Nov. attending to his business ~ 4
Counsellor al Law.
vessel has been chartered al Norfolk n
take out supple, for tie African Colonv.-.sbe
VII take out several intelligent free coloured
Peopls-snd "a blstks taken from slave YES
sell
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-02
CONGRESS.

Little interesting business has been tran.
acted in Congress since Tie decsion upon the
Missouri Constitution. The sessions have
been interrupted by Chri.tmas and by the
death sl two members Of the Hsuse Of Repre-
sentalives Mersrs. Hazard and SIocumb.
The proceedings will soon acquire charac-
ter OF deeper interest, "a the important sub
iects which hsve been given to Committees
shall be- malured 10 those bodies. Several
resolutions have also been introduced, but not
ac,sd upon, which have particular claims up
on our attention the compromise upon the
Missouri question introduced by Mr. Eustis
resolutions concerning the pensioners, the
compensation Of members &c.-and in pro
cess OF time, We shall hear of the Bank. the
Army the Teriff. and the customary fiscal re-
port We shall en5eavour - these subjects
are discussed, TO present the course and result
OF them 10 our resder-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-02

THh annual meeting & the p7rtlsss Apxza-
-y rec society. vili - he'd on Wedneseisy
u~xt, fhe 81 int 81 8 - I0ck p. al a. the Conf
ere Room Of the - lhs-cb n tbi. town. The
nesahefs a. requested - aitena runftually
Jan. .. f0ef. va. BROWN. Sss'rr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-02

Convention Of Ma..srh ettz.- naiori,v Of
siriv has droided IN This contention, h retain t5,
principal features Of fhe 50 r. lie Of me bH On
rights. mich rtqrrfS that suitable prori ion hail be
mad by lac for me institution OF public vorsbin
an f0r ne support Of RELIGIOUS hashers. III, al
tCraf0Hs "a hif article hare zen, 10 erpuage hat
ydTt rhch enjons attendance on he instructions If
pubie feacher al certain lines TO pui min
eerp0raed parishes he footing Of those iacorporq-
fed-aEd 10 change me tg0ra Pr otestsni 10 CHRISTIAN
Tse convention IA committee or The tUtole also bV
large majority dissentsd from 50 much ofahs rsporr
Of the select committee nc judiciary as relates 70
courts cfequitv and appeal; and the Isl resolution
ariioi PROVIDES that M Judges shall hold their Office
during good behaviour, bai giring he Governor an
forify 10 Them upen Gadres. ffiro thirds of
fhe members present or each HOUSE Of The IegisIr-
fiue, l0as struck oar 2iO 10 los The ccnrenficn
toiu probably complete their business az the end or
Mas wesk.
TIE Legislature &C. that state. as treR as Or Ibis
bmnence Their session Weiaesdav or ners trstk
Ne hare rscsirsd no foreign adrisss siace or last
The tisst dates from England are 10 Nsr. In: IRE
must therefore soon be ia possession Of addressing
accouafs from thai country,
lending Of the Fataers.-Ths enthusiasm
and zeal Of that venerable conpsny of Pill
grims, who first sought refuge on these shores.
Can scarcely he appreciated by their descend
ants. surrou-dsd as they are by the cosfort.
and luxuriss Of the present day. For the en-
ioymsnt e religious liberty, they sfi the sale
~ and sposs Of an European ben,e and civil
lied Ilfe-braved the tempest. the savage aud
The fanias-snd erected the ark Of their bone
and ci thsir covenant on this inbospit.hle
shore A desols,e Coast severe winter ,nd
q savage enemy were some Of the isconysn-
fences TO which they arrived. We reap the
fruit a. their sxeriicns snd dangers. without
psrskinE Of their iolls. and with a very 10
sdsqusis soiion of 10 har3,hlps 70 which thew
we're srrc.ed The colony hch arrived IN
ihs hrs' ship consisted Of I0i soul, ihey
rsse sosnd % he river Hudson. but hsvirs
Uncovered Cspe Cod e. he oh of Nov 1920 /.
sshsusisd 5y long snd Asis.srous passage ed
sn4isg 4 tishcu'i % ret i.ribss ssu.h, thss
Pc mt C.ps HsrtsuF o. 20 leth n thaf
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-02

a vessel has been chartered al Norfolk 4
take out supplies for tie African Colony. sb,
~'a take out several intelligent free coloure,
Peopls-snd "a blacks taken from slave YES
sell
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-02

a gentleman arrived al New York iBErm
hat Gen Ripley was az New Orleans on fb
lOth Of Nov. attending TO his business a.
Counsellor at Law.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-02

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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-04-11
mar RED,

N this town. on Sunday evening last, by the Rev
Mr. Dunn, Mr. Jos nyH W. MARss, TO Miss LYDIA
w. DAvgNPoRr, 9,h daughter OF Mr. Charles Dav-
enport, both of this town,
Same evening, by the Rev Mr. Eddy, Mr. CHARLES
SHERMAN, 10 Miss ELILABeTH SHEaMAN, both OF
thi, town.
In Providence Mr. EpENEzsR z. naowN, to Miss
sALLy Jr.rsos v. eldest daughter Of Mr. O,i,er JILL
Son, DO Ia OF that town.
DIED,
IN this town, or Thursday morning last in the
6lst year of ,ner age, Mss su'AN WooDMAS, eid'
est daughter of the late Capt Richard WooIman.
Mr. RoSEpT SuTTLR, in his 43d year.
At Providence, GARDNER DAcGETT. Esq aged
50 Mrs LycIA PRIGSELL, aged 28-JonH
ALLEN, aged i9 months, only son OF John Llppitt,
Esq MIR CHARLES TAYLOR, aged l3,-HEN-
RY, aged :, son Of Mr. William Bucklin --On the
sth inst Mrs MARIA, wife OF Mr. Jesse Hartwell,
aged 80
At boston. ON Sunday morning last, after long
and painful illness, SMELLING PowELL, Esq sen
Tor Manager Of the Boston Theatre.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-04-11
NLW GOODS.
William S. Nichols,
No. y3 1hames. .street-Has jor salef

No. 93 1hames.street-HaS JOr saIei
"A great variety Of Substantial and
Fancy Hardware and other Goods,
. among qrhici are,
MODEM Looking Glasses, brass And.
AVE- irons, Shovel and Tongs, b,sss Candle.
sncks, brittani, Wares, hne and common
Cutlery, Brushes Of most kind in use, plated
Cas,ors and Candlest.cks, plated Snu flers and
Trays, Gne steel aud common Shutters, Jap.
aimed Tea Trays, Dread Trays, Wine Wait.
ers, Snuifers Trays, Tea Cannis.ers, Ocean.
tor Stands, common Tea Pots, pochc, Books,
Purses, Thread Cases and Minute Books,
fancy Soap, Wash Balls, Cologne Walet,
Antique Oil, Pencil Cases, ThimbIes OF oil
klnds in use, gilt work bag Clasps, belt
Clasps, gilt, plated and iron Hooks and Eyes,
Needles, Knitting Pins, violin Strings, fancy
Necklaces, Eal.Hings, Breast Pins, Rings,
Bracelets, Wa'oh Chains, Seats and Keys,
tortoiso-sheil, ivory and horn Combs, gold
aud gilt cord, gilt Lace, S<c with such other
articles as are generally found in fancy
store.
~. a handsome assortment Of silver
mounted and common Spec,ucles snd Goggles.
w. S. NlCHoLs continues TO manufacture
and keep for saie, Gold Necklaces and Silver
Wares, Of superior workmanship, and war.
ran'ed good stock.
- Cash or goods given for old gold and
silvcr.