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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-06
BaHim ore, July 2.

Baltimore, July 3.
LATEST FROM SPANISH MAIN.
We are indebted to the kindnes of
Mr.. EscAvAILLE of the Exchange
Reading Rooms for Currocoa paper
of the 18th June, received by the arri-
val here last evening of the schooner
Arintha Bell, captain Mason, in IA DIS.
from that port. The following are ex-
tracts;
CarracoQ, June Is.
The paragraph that appeared in our
last respecting the Spanish squadron
having had an engagement with that of
Colombia, appears to turn out in some
respects incorrect. Byan arrival from
Puerto Cabello we have been favored
with the particulars Of this circum-
stance, which may be relied on, and by
which it appears that the Spanish fri
gate Ligera saw her convoy safe into
Puerto Cabello in sight of the blocka-
ding squadron. The brig of war Her.
cules remaining outside was attacked
by the Colombian vessels, who imme-
diately desisted upon perceiving the
frigate going out to the assistance of
her consort.
By the last accounts the Spanish ves-
sells were anchored off Punto Bravo, in
consequence of the outward bay being
commanded from the heights round
Puerto Cabello now il possession of
the Colombians, who have heavy can
non and howitzer mounted on the VII
gia. The Spaniards still maintainthelr
ground although very heavy fire is
continually pouring into the town,
On Wednesday the Spanish schooner
Juanita came into this harbor from
Puerto Cabelle, with nearly $50 inva.
lids from the Spanish army bound to
Havana We have not learned any
particular news by this vessel, except
that Puerto Cabello remains in the
same state. The object of this vessel
coming into this port is to obtain sup
ply of provisions for the voyage.
By advices from Porto Rico, we are
informed of the arrival at St. Johns,
on the 3Oth ult. of FL. G. NJ. brig Of war
Yengador, having on board Don Fran
cisco Linaries, and DR.. J. d. Diaz, the
former appointed civil governor. and
the latter intendant of that island. By
this vessel brigadier Sebastian Calzads.
an old commander in Venezuela, and
St. Fe. has arrived; he is destined for
the expeditionary army of Costa Firma,
and appointed second in command to
Gen. Morales, who is nominated gene.
raj in chief. 1t is said that gen. Cal
zada is. the bearer of most import ant
dispatches from the new ministry of
Madrid. Before the departure of the
Vengador, several transports sailed
from Cadiz, under convoy Of Q sloops
of war for Gallicia, to receive on board
1900 troops to reinforce the army in
Venezuela. Orders have also been
sent to Havana to remit SO GOOD month.
ly for the support of Morales army,
IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.
BY an arrival yesterday from Coro.
the following official important intelli.
gence has been received here, with
which we have been politely favored
and hasten to lay the same before our
readers.
Official despatch from Gen. Morales to
Coz. Carreray Colino.
Yesterday morning at day light, |
commenced my march from Jurit,ba,
for the purpose of attacking the enemy, |
who, according to information that |
had received, were in the vicinity of /
Buehlvacoa. On my arrival learnt
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-06
80 MARINE LIST, IA
PORT OF ALEXANDRA
corrED FROM THE READINc-Room aoov-

corIED FROM THE READING-Room ROM.
ARRIVED. July 4.
Schr. Mary. Jones, Newburyport loa,.
cargo of lime for Georgetown, shoes sI
hats to J. Fl. Laid &Co. '''
SAILED.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Noro)k
Arrived July 5'-Schr. Happy Retura
Galloway, I'm Edenton N. c. sbinale, n
the master.
Scbr Saba Ethersdge, Vsnthriy, Eden
ton N. c. 8 DIS; shingles to the master
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-06

Capt Baker, of the schr. Experiment,
arrived here yesterday from Cape Hay
ten, informs that the u S. trigate Mace
donian, captain Biddlr arrived there Oh
the 18th June in fourteen days from Ha-
vana, and sailed Tor Port-au-Prince On
The Goth. ship of war Hornet, cap
tain nenly, was at the Cape when the
Macedonian arrived, and went on crulze
10 the winward 18th June. The officers
and crews OF the ships were in good
health. FED Gag
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-06
Grand Illumination |!

TOHN HEPBURN respectfully informs
- the ladies and gentlemen. that in con.
sequence of the weather on the evening Of
the fourth inst. he could not make dis
play of bis lamps. He will this evening
if the weather will permit, handsomely il.
Illuminate and newly decorate his shop, il
not, the next fair evening.
july II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-06

The board Of commissioners for the sd-
-iustment OF Claims under the treaty with
Spain, which has been for some time Sit
ting in this city, yesterday adjourned to
the third Tuesday in October next. They
did not extend the time for claimants TO
flo their memorials. mat. Int.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-06

Eatract Of dispatch Of col. J. TEL
10, to general de la Tore, IN Puer-
to CdbeUo.
Amongst the articles taken on the
field of battle in the late action, are
200 cargoes of provisions, 200 mules,
the military chests, music and colours,
all the private papers and military COR
respondence of gen Soubletts The
Battalion Of Boyaca has suffered very
severely, very few having escaped.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-06

The following are extracts from SCI
veral letters received by the same op-
portunity, and we are inclined to give
them credit from the respectable sour.
oes from which they emanate.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-09-25

On the vast multitude ofconplicated subjects,
which are perpetually coming before Congress
for discussion and decision. Our government
extends its jurisdiction over that immense por-
ton Of the western world, which lies between
the Gulf of Mexico, and the Canadas, and
comprehepds the whole width of the Ameri-
can Continent. 1t legislates for twenty-four
powerful States, containing population of
nearly ten millions, and presenting continually
an almost infinite variety OF foreign, domes-
tick, relative, and often conflicting interests
for adjustment and preservation. This juris-
diction is nevertheless rapidly increasing, both
in extent AMI Importance, by the enlargement
of orr numbers, the formation Of new States,
the increase Of our wealth, and the multiple
cation Of our foreign relations, which already
con?rize large proportion OF the globe
These facts shew US how extensive, various
aad accurate should be the knowledge of
those to whose management we would COM
NIT concerns of such magnitude. 1t is sure
ly not too much to insist, that Representative
should have sufficient time to become well
versed iii Ancient ard Modern History, espcc-
tally in that of the United States, and Of each
State in the Union-in Political Econony--in
the Laws of Nations Commercial and
Maritime Laws; well acquainted with the
Trade, the Revenue, the Military and Ma
val strength Of foreign nations. and of this
country-with the policy of forfign Courts
with their relations and diploinatick negocia-
tons with each other and with US.
He should be Intimately acquainted with
me origin, progress, and genus OF the Federal
Government-with the commencement, schar-
acter, and changes of partes--with the rela-
tive extent, productions and resources of the
several States and with whatever is peculiar
in their habits, their employments, or their
institutions. These are only some of the
leading topicks, on which the Statesman must
be well informed in order to become eminent
~ useful. 1t will be easily seen, that such
knowledge win not be acquired without a
devotion of much time, nor used to advantage
without much experience.
We will pursue our subject in a future num-
Der. ClNCINNATUS.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-09-25
Daniel Denny. Jr. & Co.
Nos. .Market-Street. Bosrc

.No.-S, Manufactured, BoSToN,
HAVE received, and are now
opening great variety of EUROPEAN
& INDIA PIECE GOODS, adapted 10 the
present and approaching Season-anong wIsich
are, Flannels; Blankets; Kerseys; Dufils !.
Pelisse Cloths; Cassimeres Broadclotbs |;
Figur'd & plain Bombazetts Plaids; Imperial
Lustres ;.-IIosiery Cambriclxs; blue & other
Calicoes Leno, Book, India, Lawn, Mdll, &
Jaconet Muslins.; Figur'd & plain Silk Lace
Edgings Bombaznes; Grapes; Sarsnets
Sinchaws; Vestings; Gilt, Glass, Pearl, Horn,
Thread, & SILK Buttons; Sewing Silk Twist
Pins Tapes; Ribbons; Gloves of all kinds
Millinets; Tabby Velvets; Wire & BONNET
THREAD; shawls; Handkerchiefs shirtings;
Linens, &c. &c.
d. d. Jr. & Co. are. daily increasing
their assortment by purchases at AUCTION;
and will sell at very low prices, for Cash or
usual credit, So. 10
!; .also--for Sale, as above. 100 feeces
full-blooded MERINO WOOL, first qualify.
Boston, Sept. II, 1922. 3tis,3tes
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-09-25
IOien.

! In this town, on Sunday last, Mrs. Sally
Goulding, widow of the late Mr.. Levi Gould
ing, printer, aged 81.
In Shrewsbury, on the 18th inst. Mrs. Cathe-
rlne Henshaw, consort of Joshua Henshaw.
Esq. aged 76. In her death, the poor have
lost a valuable friend, and society useful
member. "BlesSed are The dead uho die an
tic L6rd.r
At BrooEGeld, August 26th, Miss Scrarll
Marshs daughter Of Mr.. Tyler Marsh, aged 26.
In West Boyiston, August 18th, Mrs. Dot-
cas- Child, wife of Mr.. Amos Child, aged
56.-But rarely does 1t fan to the iol of
mortais to witness more oyerwhelm
scene OF affection, than has been expert
enced by the surviving members OF this family.
In Tess than six weeks, Mrs. Child and two Of
her daughters in the very Bloom of life. have,
IN quick succession, descended to the grave.
But this cup, bitter as it has been, YVES mingled
with some assuasive ingredients. Two of the
deceased were professors of religion aud that
Redeemer who they served in life, did not for
sake them i'll the trying hour. Mrs. Child es.
peclally, who, during her sickness, was favour
ed above her daughters with the full possession
of her reason, resigned herself unr6sefyedly in
to the hands of her divine Lord, and seemed to
posal Of her life entirely to him. The Baptisf
church and society with which they were con-
nected, have sustained no nconsiderable loss :.
and especially the choir of singers, in which,
for series Of years, they had performed a
prominent part. May the extensive circle Of
their associates, in whose memories and aiIec-
tons they will long be enbalmed, hear the
monitory voice, s Be ys also ready."---The
lines of DR.. Young, addressed to Death, on a
very similar occasion, seem to be peculiarly
appropriated
I1satiate A,cheri could not rne sufFce1
Ihiee Thy shafts Aew and III ice my peace was siAn.
And thrice ere thrice yon moon had iii her horn.
The printer Of the Wcichmaa, IN Boston,
as requested 10 iaser hS.]
At Paxton, on the 18th inst. Sylvia Eliza
beth Peniriman, daughter Of Mr.. Joseph PEN
ninan, aged years and 0 mon tbs,
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-09-25

An experiment has been made in En-.
gland to ascertain whether the manufac-
ture of spider zreb should be encouraged.
It would require FIVE thousand insects
to make spider silk sufficient to form a
single pair Of stockings. 1t has been
proved by experiment, that the spider
sill is. so exceedingly fine, that FIVE
threads are required to form one of the
strength of the silk worms. A gentle
man in England presented to a society,
a pair of stockings, both from the spi-
ders web, possessing all the gloss and
beauty of realsilk. tBuh. Morn, Chroa
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-09-25
Post Riders Notice.
THE Subscriber hereby gives

THE Subscriber hereby gives
information, that he, proposes to carry
the Worcester Newspapers, on every We'd
nesday, from Worcester, on the route by MIR.
ID. a. Brdnaaz's to 'Mr. IS. Fdrnsmortk,s r.
thence BY Messrs.' J. & r.. Whdtin's to Col.
Waters's from thence to Douglas, by Mr..
Paul Daddley's-and by Col. Preston's ,tos his
own house, in Sutton.--AH business entrust-
ed to his care shall be faithfully and promptly
attended to, and all fayours gratefully .ac-
knowledged.
j.. CHARLES w. HARBACH.
Sept. a, 1922.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-09-25
Worcester Bank,

THE Stockholders Of the Nor
csster Bank are hereby notified, that the
Annual Meeting for the Choice of Directors
will be holden at the Hall Of said Bank, on
Monday, the seventh day of October next, at
3 O'Clock, P. NJ.
They are also notified that Semi
annual Dividend Of Profits will be paid at said
Bank, on the first day of October.
By order Of The President and Directors.
SAMUEL JENNlSON, Cashier,
Sept. IL, 1922.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-09-25
NOTICE.

A LII persons that have unset
IA tied Accounts with the Northbridge
Cotton Manufacturing Company, are desired
to call at their Store. in Northbridge, and set
lie the same immediately, as all unsettled Ac-
counts will be put into the hands of an Attor-
ney for collection after the first day Of October
next. Likewise all persons who have Yarn TO
weave. are desired TO return the Cloth as soon
as possible.
PAUL WITHIN, agent.
.Northbr!dsr, Sept. 2, 1899,
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-09-25

Worcester, SIS.
- i. Probate-ofice, September 10, 1922.
To the Wadov and Heirs. of SAMUEL
Newton, late Of Rutland, in said
County, deceased, and to all Others
concerned an the Estate of said deceds-
I'D, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
y pear (if you see fly at. the Court
of Probate to be holden at Worcester, m said
County, on the first Tuesday in October
next, at ten of the clock, before noon, to show
cause why the Instrument, which purports to
be the last Will and Testament Of said deceas-
ed, should not be approved; and you VIII be
heard thereon. l.,
NATHL. PAINE, y. Prob.
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NATHL. PAINE, y. Prob.

Worcester, IS.
~ PrObate-o&ce, Apfil' 8, 1890
4 40 The WidoSc and Heirs Of Isaac Or.
SON, late Of Western, IN said conn MI,
deceased, and to all Others concerned 3, q
the Estate Of SAID deceased, "
~rhrJ GREETwG.
VOU are hereby cited Is a..
pear (if yousee fDat the Court of pro
pste % pc holden at Rrook6eld, III said Conn
W On tne. fourth Tuesday in October ne,f.
Q. one o. the clock, after noon, to sbo,v ca,,.a
why me Account Of the Administratio,n,, III u
san, Estate should not be allowed; and Won
NATHI. PAINE, >. Psss.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-09-25


London White Lead English & American
RED do. Terra de SIENNA
Spanish Brown Prussian Blue
DO. White Chinese Vermilion
Venetian Red .inseed Oil
French Yellow Copal Varnish
Chrome do. Spts. Turpentine
| Patent do. Glue, Emery
Verdigris s by 10-7 by 9-and
Do. distilled 8 by 8 Bristol Crown
Snalt .Window-Glass
French Green s.s 4d. Sd. l0d. & god.
Rose & Dutch Pink Cut Nails
Gum Copal Paint Brushes
DO. Shellac Whitewash do.
Turkey TIMBER Sand Paper.
Also
A general assortment of DYE-STUFFS,
Press-Papers, Tenter Hooks, Clothiers' Cards
& Brushes, Summer e. Winter strained Sper-
macet Oil.
Likewise, -.
W. INDIA GOODS & GROCERIES,
DRUGS & MEDICINE, as usual.
AL which are offered as low as can be pur-
chased in the County, for cash or approved
credit.
N. B. All persons indebted to said ROBIN
SON, whose, terms of payment have expired, are
requested to .2ttle the same
Cl- FLAx-sEED taken in exchange for Goods
s or debts.
Worcester, Sept. II, 1922. CIV
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-09-25
ORATORIO
OF SACRED MUSIC.
THIS Evening viii BE- per-

THIS Evening will Be per-
- formed a select ORATORIOi OF SA-
CRED MUSIC, at the South Meeting H ouse,
under the superintendence Of Col. DR. NEW
HALL, of Mendon, assisted by Gentlemen,
Members of the HANDEL & HAYDN SOCIETY
of Boston, and Gentlemen of Worcester.
The Order Of Performances wig be as
folLo1Os -
Judgment Hymn, Marin Luther
J, for his sake, King.
The multitude of Angels, III.
The Polar Star, Shan.
0, lovely Peace, Handel.
Lord of all power and might, Mason.
Jeptha's Daughter, Handel
Child Of Mortality, Bray
The Bird let loose, Shan.
Rejoice, 0 Judah, Handel.
In splendour bright the heavens arel IL,
telling, 1i"y0"'
PART II.
Vesper Hymn, Russian Air.
When winds breathe soft, Web5.
Arm, arm, We brave, Handel
Strike the Uyn1b.l, ar Pmchefta.
Now elevate the sign Of Judah, Hdqda.
The Star Of Bethlehem, Granger.
Great was the company of Preachers, Handle.
Achieved is the glorious work, Haydi.
Ewes Lamentations. King
G JAZZ '6 cheFas, snail '0und-H'lls'o Handel
Or Tickets of admittance may be OBJ.
tanned at HOWE & WIRES Hotel-at the
other Publick Houses in town, and at Mr.
IRUMBULL's Bookstore. SO cents
Children under - years of age, half price.
Doors oil be opened at o'cEock-Per-
formanec 10 commence at halt past 6.
Worcester, Sept. 25, 1922.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-09-25
Dye-Stuffs & Paints.
HASTINGS s. MARSH,
No. 81. State-Street. Rosrnn.

4NO' = - OfdtC"O1lCCe3 oOS1OR3
EEAVE for Sale, on as good
IL u terms as they can be procured in Bos-
ton-a General Stock of DYE-STUFFS L.
PAiNTS--for Cash or Credit, a5e.--
Is tons Logwood (Campeachy.)
10 do. Fustic.
S do. Nicaragua.
so bbls. Ground Camwood.
25 do. do. Logwood
25 do. do. Redwood
hhds English Copperas.
2G00 lbs. Madder. '-
Bengal & Manila Indigo
Blue & Oil Vitriol.
500 lbs. Nutgalls-Woad, &c. &c.
90 casks White Lead.
25 do. Spanish Brown.
g tons Spanish White
90 casks French Yellow,
1900 gals. Linsced Oil.
1000 lbs. Yerdigris.
1000 lbs. Best Glue.
10 bbls. Spts. Turpentine.
Vermilion--Chrome Yellow.
Red Lead-Gold & Silver Leaf, sc. sc.
o. Those who wish TO receive the
advantage of first quality of Goods, will find
it for their benefit to call.
Boston, Sept 3, 1922. Owls
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-09-25
First BrigGdt

The Companies of Cavalry raised in the Sd
and 4th Regiments of Infantry, will parade
with the Sd Regiment-and those raised in
the I'd and 9th, will parade with the 9th Reg
imen'. The Companies Of Artillery will mus
Ter with the Regiments in which they are
raised.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-09-25
MILITARY REHIEWS

Division Orders have been issued, requiring
the respective Regiments and Battalions of
Militia, in the 9th Division, to parade on the
following days of October next, for Inspection,
Review, and Discipline, viz
First BripGle.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-09-25
4,tctior, Sale:

ITO be Sold, at. Publick Auc.
II ton, on Wednesday, the ninth day Of
October next, at 9 O'Clock, A. M. at the
Dwelling-House of Capt. SETH BANrsrER, in
BrookfeH, the following Articles, TO tcit -
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-09-25

All the above Articles, and especially
the Cattle, Sheep, and Swine are well worth
the Farmers attention.-A liberal credit
will be given, on good security, for purchases
to any considerable amount-which terms will
be made known at the time and place of sale.
S. Should the day appointed for the
Sale prove stormy, said Sale viii be postponed
unto the next fair day.
BrOO!feld, Sept. Is, 1922. aw
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-09-25

VOU are hereby cited to ap-
pear Gfyou see fly at the Court Of Pro- !,
pate to be holden at Uxbridge, in said Coun-v
~, on the fourth Tuesday in November next. AZ
one Of the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the Accounts Of the Administration Of said
Estate should not be allowed; and You viii
be heard thereon. VIZ
NATHL. PAINE, y. Prob.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-09-25

nc OUIIPdIies OF cavalry Ta!seu IN The IT,
"a a. and Ath- Reeiments of Infantry. wiu pa
rade with the lst Regiment-and those raised
in the Sd and 9Th, will parade with the 5th
Regiment
The Companies of Artillery will muster
with the Regiments in which they are raised.
By order Of tVERs JEWETT, Major General
Of the 9th Drision.
sfMEoN SANDERsoa, } Aids de
CHARLES ALLEN, : Camp.
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Paints, Dye-Stufs, &c.
JEREMIAH ROBINSON

X EEPS constantly for sale, at
&A his old Stand, 80 rods south of the
Courthouse in Worcester
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Worcester, IS.
Office !. May %, 1922.
10 ne Heirs Of SALLY SApIER, late of
Milford, IN SAID County, deceased, and
to all Others concerned n the Estate of
SAID deceased,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-12
SHIPPING List.
PORT OF NEWPORT.


Schooner Washington Packet, Shove, New.york
s,oop BID Jones. Cshoone, do brig John, BUrdick,
Havana sloop kuebuck, Crandsll, Boston.
CLEARED,
Schooner Ann, Brownell, Richmond sloop Sally,
WiiAms, New.York. 10. Rocbuck, CrandAli, Provi.
dtnc-
Sw9dy JurC 9--Arrived sch Zephyr. Barton, 6f
w zen. "a days trrm narana The II. came out
undec convoy 81 IN q s. sch Porpoise, l., Rsmage,
wh aumbe- pi other vessais. Left, brig Venus,
Farrer, and u eis Browne !, OF Providence, load
ing Fame, Pe.kic,; Decatur Browneii, and sbr.
Retrieve, Potter. ~ 10 loading; briggs If, Jones,
Bristol, do BrutIs 'hii'ips. Of this port, loading
for Europe Hiram, Nsts Msry. Wilcox, and sch.
Shbboieth, all o! dtto, dschArging.
The frigsis Nsceiotsn was al Havana, waiting
for the Hornet. A convoy from Hsvans to be
given every Sunday. 1t Clements, of the marines,
died on the Goth ut 1t Newcomb. first OF the
Macedonian, came passenger in the Zephyr, on ac-
coun; of Ill health. Only two men had tesn los, out
of the Macedonian. and it is unusually healthy at
Havsoa, for the season.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-12
MRS. TOWNSEND,

Hyornis hsr friends and the fL6iie in general,
fAI she has lately returned from New.
York, and now oilers for sale, ut he store
formerly occupied by S. s. A. &. Howland,
The following articles -
Feather aud paper Fans;
Morocco and fancy Re,icules;
SILK and Thread Lace
Extra large round, end side Combs;
Plain sod ,will'd Lu,stings;
Leghorn aud Silk Bonnes;
Black green and white pressed Grape;
Beaver, kid aud iea,he, Gloves,
Eiegsn, Garnilure Ribbons, from 10 10 Ss
Cts. per yard;
Artificial Flowers, from TO l,25 cts.
bsndboxes, Wire, Millinet, Cotton Cords,
&c. and Reeds BY tho gtoce or dozen.
N. d. Umbrellas and Parasols covered at
the above store, June $.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-12
NEW GOODS.
1ORN y. MENTION.

JOHN b. MENTION,
NO. lo4, Thames street,
LAS just received and this day opened
l. l. another new lot, which together with
his former stock, comprises general ssso,t.
ment Of ENGLISH, FRENCH, CANTON
and AMERICAN Goods.
Newport, juno s, 1922. Sw.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-12
GENERAL VACCINATION.

TO the Comnittee appoated6 by the Of Ns.eport TO
recerUe PROPOSALS 90 VacclGie tie inhabitants lhs, eoj
GENILEHBS,
WE. the undersigned, have taken into cousij.
Grafton the laudable intention ofthe citizens Of our
town, expressed in your publication, 10 institute
general saccinatonas We are desirotis to contri.
butte as much as " In our power TO extend the ben
ehts of that important discovery, we do hereby
cheerful.y make tender Of professional services
without requiring any pecnnary compensation.
Should this offer meet with their appreciation, we
will attend at such convenient place as may be pro.
vded by the town, on six Successive Saturday :,
FROM the hours of three to five in the afternoon.
DAVID KING
w. TCRNER
bDaI. TlIO. WARING
CHARLES COTTON.
Newport, May 14th 1922.