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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-20

we .ecese ell nj fhe sun. n,orniny the
printed structures OF Gen Francis Preston Va
ana oi his son VIM q. Preston or Coi,Jia s. a. on tb.
Reply OF Governor Shelby-They shall both appear in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-20
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
STATE SENATE.

SKATE SENATE.
Tie following naH,sd gentlemen were elected grnatnrs
T" ihe virginia Leai Thfe ~ The aic election viz.
tisirfe; oi B0glpsAire. Nc. Francis White.
trS'isrbt. Nc. William ". Pare.
y igRioUp.Sr. William ~. Net'artv.
SPontyitoHia, &c. Ltwrerre f.. babe
rhnriefts, &c Joseph Wyatt.
Aesstr, Sc. Ellauad Ruin.
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
Vo1ongoiia-chaflcs s. Morgan SOD Tlo's 6. Iavmoods
iDl-Halph Berksire o., -- Ii;inssley pa - Tils.
l-L - Mnrtn u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-20

ICsnfmrnicafed.l ~
mARRIEDl-0n ihasili ins NJ shurel,nro br The Rev.
T. q. Thornion. Mr. THOMAS GASkINS (uf tiasron,) Il,
Miss HANNAH second daughter Of the H. l. GasLns
Esp. deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-20
Ti,IjET SALE

thUSi "a
IpI virtue Of deed of executed To- me v Ar,,r.
AIRY lHi9, aud dHv recorded IN A.,
E"rry Tor the lurpOsc of securing < o. W;lli,n,s "a
e"rhin sum OF money therein mentioned. shall ON Tues
dav Tie sch dnv OF July o'eIorL Al Il, -. -
for cash certain az land IN the comfy of No.,os
erv cn'siin two hundred and twenty acres IrsI ~,
we a :" rneus Reed, VIM. Aldrige, Jaco, Suw,lcr
ana Michael Pa1 "st
WAY ~ 5-rms en- BAccnus Trustee
M As rnmmioed tn thc iaiI or an,v r. Ia5j .
w RrPrn woman wiin calls herself LA ANN all
srs she lti"ng- tu Alr. Csck ~ Georgia aud lst H..
purchased her Of NJ iafrs Clrke Of MARYLAND she l.
hnd hn wide zap heween her ce, in font, s,e
owner j. requested forward rrnve ,,erer,y me-,
eh"rges and take her sway size viii he dead. with A,
the law directs. $50 ~
:. WI W TnILNAV, Acting raior. g..
Mnv 2n f--wt2w fnr JAMES sTARRE
1TH JOHN MI ETIV AFiiS A. y0n arc not 3, ,..i-
4ft fru nor within This state known IL, r,e 10
nsed ~ take nnfice. thai Tuesday the ,av
~ Jnre neNf. rtw"taf che hours e The f,renu
snd six O'Clock IN the fi.t ,sv nj t bc ~
Prirr Crews in ihc county d Charles "a, 900
s'Hte of Virginia, Shalt proceed 80 take ,ts ,e
position of Mrs Eeerca Vaughan and ,,tl,ers--srJ
on SATURDAY TIE twenty first dHv of The month irne
ard hevcen fhr honrs of the dav NJ bc T,,.r,, -
Cherries CITY Cpurtiiousc take ,ir drnt,s;t;o, ~ tt
aud oters read IN su ur,s ueuIio T.; ,i.
superior court oi htn~srv held for Ut Va ;srt
tend " f0n please. FRANCIS H. trItv
crnrlrs City county,, Va. Nav 90 4"wi~
F(f virte ola decd hea1 nf sisf~ the a. f t,,
- tFr 1872 rsroffd in the et~rh's Office ri Pcb.s.
county court cs'cuici ty ltcff HanpL Nv TIC sa,srr
~ ,rF"im Inype- ilrren eSpress'd z sia Sntnr,iav
hH'Hn Tour mns N trout Of the Washington 1s,rrn two
pegr"cs H. Rose and her child ticar-e srcb ttrnlx =.
$50, ~ &c ~ ID . 81 ~ isfs.Wu' b. rcn.e,ed
'Nfe TIL IiiiEF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-20

Hscoyia On The question wieti-r Virginia has any
,"isu'"u.n Hd 90 the deirts OF the u-ruvnt gene.
r"ls considered Hs s"clis rereyrd. We ars afraid T.,
", columns - ths time ~ this 'pSeeta. ilcf. - ou
roy W ifHn q" ','>r'' 'n 81 tet fh.nfen. tff,rtre.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-20
COlINIIrNIl,ArIoN


ion arc authorised state, thai Their. was mn
10 Mr. Stewart and Valentine of Aug ua Mr., hr,
was nor nj the election, did he know Tint n l wouh
"' "s'" '"' "'"'' SUBSCRIBER. .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-20

;, PRICE or Srocks.-co,reeied by j. II. Lynch. =
United suites l.ni,k. = io2 sales.
l@nk at Virgria = 75 10 ,ar. =,
Farmers Rack, IL 90
BANK NOTE Ext;tiA Nj E. Corrected a. C.E,n.s f),,
state ua"k 81 North Carolina, Ga s;p.r re,t disrount
South t'nrolina hanLs, 2aol do H.,
Georgia ,anks, Gas do ,l,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-20
RICHMOND PRICES CiRRENr.

ltsi-S 81 iSitE. MI e.
Hides. Spanish. isai3
Brandy, t"sn,c, gal. 80
u" Apple, -
Whiskey, 10
huin. West India. - n ~
Do New Eng hand. SO ~ So
Wine, Madeira. . SD "a J So
l~. Sirily Madeira. q 81
po. Malaga, - IS IN
Tea, Imp. 4 G"np.i 3osl 10
III. Young Tyson, ~
NNhasses, IS a 81
iieinp, per ton, 20 .ISa $50
IRON, ~ "a 100
Pork, =: per hill. IL
Sha'l, per .bbl. o 50 =
Gut ilerrings,- 4aA 25
! Sail, per sack, s %
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-11-28


LINDSAY & HILL
HAVE just received from Philadelphia, per
l. sloop Constitution, 20 hhds rye wiliskey
pipes Cognac brandy
~ chests Y Hyson tea, sup quality
IL boxes tin plates l.3, Pontpost's brand
! hid copperas
8 bbls starch
10 kegs madden
10 do English refined saltpetre
bags pepper
dc walnuts
s do ilberts
barrels cloves
6 casks Zante currants
ton shot assorted
cut bar lead
50 Id tortoise she'll
In store--ist and I'd quail sugar in i,ds &, bbls
Coffee in bags aud bbls
20 or casks Malaga wine
pipe port do very fine
30 hhds good retailing molasses
10 bbls Anchor gin
10 do old rye whiskey
Nett and gross shad
Do do herring
Fine salt in sacks and bulk
G. alum do in bulk
| so doz corn brooms
| so lbs nutmegs
~ We wish opurchase WHEAT, RYE. and
CORN. oct
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-11-28
THIS Ts no GIVE NOTICK

fHAT The subscriber, ofWashngton county,
n in the district Of Columbia, has obtained
from the orphans court, Alexandria comfy.
letters testimentary, the estate of CA1yt
BRADY, late of the county last aforesaid. de-
ceased. All persons having claims agains, the
sa'd oecedenf' are hereby warned to exhibit the
same to the subscriber, passed bv the ornh.ns,
court, on orbcfore the 18th day fMav neTt.or
they may, by law, be excluded from ali beneft
to said estate; and those indebted thereto arr
required TO make immediate payment Ciye,
under my hand, this 18th November.
JAS. BRADY, ex'r Of Caleb Brady,dec
sov " 1aw3wS
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THHE public are respectfully Informed that
4 the subscriber, urged by the oppression of
the times, has reduced his price of tuition to So
per quarter. Masters and misses are receiyed
S. PLUMMER.
N. B. His night school is not full oct 81
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CONDITIONS
OF The ALEXANDRIA HERALD

}. Eve dollars year; half yearly in advance
by town Subscribers
VI. Subscriptions for less than six msnThs
charged At The rate Of si& and a quarter cents
each paper.
w Extra papers six and a quarter cents.
~. NO paper discontinued until all arreaf
ages are balanced
" ADVERTISEMENTS, not exceeding a square
inserted three times for one dollar and tSen,,.
i've cents for every subsequent insertion: Lar
ger ones N proportion. Advertisements wlSci,
have not the nusDber Of Insertions naayks6. ir
writise, vsi " coniipred cil f7rfrtf
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-11-28
NOTICE.

Office Of The Fire Insurance of .4le1a. Nor I.
y1HE stockholders are hereby informed that
dividend of eighty cents per share on
each share held by them is this day declared
Fifty cents per share of which will be applied to
the call of that sum, and the remaining thirty
cents per share will be paid TO them in cash,on
Saturday the Sth inst. on renewal of their
notes for the remaining thirteen dollars per
share, which notes will be renewed for six
months from tie 9Th inst. J. B. NICKOLS,see..
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-11-28
TEAS -AND SUGAR.

ANDlNG this frcmjhe sloop Aruada, Kirt
- land, master, from n. York, 9 hhds Mus
covado sugar, . chests gsnpowder tea, Is half
chests do do, 30 ten catty boxes do do 3 boz
es' each 20 two pound caunisters do, 5 chests
imperial do, 9 halfchesis do do--of the carooes
ofihe Importer, HuDtress, Savannah and Lon.
don Trader Of approved quality. For sale bv
oct 10 SAMUEL MESSERSAHTB
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-11-28
PateMt Elastic saAAles.

A word to those fond Of easy Riding.
The complaint against hard and uneasy sad
dies, which IS for the most part just and gene
raj one, and is really a great grievance to those
who have much riding TO do, has caused him to
turn his mind particularly ie that subject, with
view, if possible, to remedy the evil. He can
with confidence assure the pubiis that he has
Accomplishment. The plan objected, is by means
OF strong and well tempered steel springs, so
constructed as to seaport the saddle seat and
give much greater ease to both rider and horse,
aian Saddles made in the common wav or any
OTHER that lie has ever seen can possibly do
The plan is entirely different from the EngIish
elastic saddles with spring bars of steel, whale
bone, sc aud also from those with wire springs,
aud he conceves much superior TO either, as the
elasticity rs greater, and the tree not being put
out of its original form, will not be subject TO
hurting horses on journeys,which is olnplaihed
ofip The saddles with spring bars. A number of
gentlemen have those saddles now il use, and
but one sentiment exists among them in favor
OF their superiority The invention is equally
as applicable to ladies saddles as In gentlenien's
lnPoint Of durability they will be warranted e.
quail 10 any other saddles apd superior 10 most.
Juno ~ IF JAMES YINSANT
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A CARD.

FEHEoDoRE MEADE respectfully informs
r. his friends and the public generally, that
having been appointed CONSTABLE for
the county of Alexandria, under the new
Ia" of congress,he viii be readyto attend TO
any businesS,which they may place in his hands;
and pledges himself that il shall he executed
with the utmost promptness and accuracy. At
the sameiime he assures them, TINT for MONEYS
collected they shall never DC under the necessi.
~ ~ CNIlne on hiin. June is
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-11-28
KERR & FIrZHUGH


nFFER for sale on good terms . hhds N
" Orleans sugar
hhds sup Barbados sugar for family use
80 bbls assorted sugars
600 ioaves refined sugars
10 hhds bright retailing molasses
5000 VT prime green coffee
10 chests and half chests gunpowder, i'm
perial and young hyson teas of abe latest
importations
case sup gunpowder tea in ID canBisters
And box fine souchong do
pipe old L. p. Madeira wine, Araujo's
brand
or casks sup old port do
I pipe Teneriffe do old
90 cases old Madeira do dog each
20 do DO port do do
10 do claret do do
pipes very sup eognac Brandy 7years old
10 Antigua do
500 gals old whiskey
! pipe old Irish do
80 bbls Baltimore do
90 boxes sperm candles Swain & Cos patent
10 boxes mould do
10 do dipped do
$50 gals Rodman's best sperm oil
40 boxes soap very good
10 kegs gunpowder
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-11-28
NOTICE.

HE subscribers TO Il. Kennersey's Perio-
81 dical Publications, that were distributed m
this city and IFS vicinity by Mr.. Peter Creighton,
deceased, may be assured that the remaining
numbers will regularly delivered so soon as n
proper person can be obtained for that purpose.
The subscriber also begs leave to remind all
those who are arrears for numbers delivered,
that, on their receiving the next number, he
viii expect TO receive the balances due on the
work. oct Is II. WEARY, agent, Baltimore
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-06
POETRY.
SELECTED
THE .M.fRLyvER'S DREAM

bN slumbers OF midnight the sailor boy ay.
His hammock sung loose At the sport OF the w'no'
While watch. worn and weary, his cares new away
And visions Of happiness dane q o'er his mind'
lie dresmt OF his home. Of his dear native bowers
And pleasures that waited on mes DIG y.rS ,v;,b
While Memry stood sideways, hAif cover win
flowers,
And restored every rose, but secre,ed its thorn.
Then Fancy her magical pinions spread wide.
And bade the young dreamer IN ecstaey rise
Nov far, Tar behod him. the green waters glide,
And The cot Of his forefatllers biesses nis s;es'
The iessamine chambers in flower Ger the tbsich,
And the swallow sings sweet from her nest III 'oe
wall,
All trembling with transport, he raises The latch.
And the voices OF lo,'d ones reply to his call.
A Father bends DER him with looks Of delight, :
His cheek isimpearied with a Mothers warm tear'
And the lips of the boy in love'kss. unite
With the lin, OF the Maid whom his bosom holds
dear.
The heart of the sleeper beats high in his breast,
JOY auickens his pulse, al his bstdsips seem Ger,
A n,urmur Of happiness steals through his rest
Oh God thsu hast bIsst me, ask for no more y
All what is that h,me which now burst on his eye
All whence IL that sound which now Iaruins bis ear
III, the lightning red glare painting he'll 90 the sky
Ills the crashing OF ,hunders, tue groan OF the
sphere
lie springs from hi, hammock. he Aes 10 the deck.
Amszcinent conironls him with images dire:
Wild winds and mad waves drive the vessel SrccE.
The mssls Gy in spiinters, the shrouds are. lire
t.kr mountains the billows tremendously sv u,
bn vain the lost wretch calls on mercy 10 save.
Iaseen hands Of piri,s are ringing his kneli,
And the death angel haps his bi DAD wings DER the
wave.
oh ,silor boy woe TO thy dream Of delight,
IN darkness dissoves the gay irost-work ut b'i'a!
Where now is the pic arc thy fancy touch'd bright.
Tby parents fond pressure and lives hoDed kiss j.
Oh ssilor boy sailor-boy, never again
shaii home iose or kindred Thy wishes repay,
hut unwcpt aud uniiUnoyed down ueep IN the main,
raA many score Ethom lby frame shall decay.
No tomb sba', e'sr plead to remembrance Of thee,
Or redeem form or fame from the mercess surge
Dot the white foam OF waves shall thy winding sheet
be,
And winds in the midnight Of winter, thy dirge.
Days. months. years and sges slail circle away,
And stIil the vast iswsters above the shalt roll,
L Erih loses Thy pattern forever and aye,
Oh 'ai'or.boy. ssor,bcy, peace TO thy sou,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-06

There is," IS ! hsye Been essdibly lasormed
"ihere is," said tho venerable WilhfsPoon,
WHEN he perceived tho house wave'ing'
"lhsfe is iide 10 the Affairs Of nen--s Die x
Of time. We psItepe il now before os. TO
hesitate 10 TO consent ~ our own slavery
That noble INSTRUMENT upon your table, whien
insuIss immortality TO its author, should DO
subscribed shis ve'y morning by every one in
this house. tie who VIII DOT respond 10 us
accents, snd susin every nerve 10 cary into
effect its provisions, is unworthy tho nsmo oi
freeman. For my Owo part, Of property
have some--of reputation more. TbsIrtpu-
talon u stsked on The issue Of this contest
thai properly 10 pledged. And although 'hese
gIey hats must soon descend into ths sepol-
chre, had infinitely rslher they would de-
scend ihither by the hands Of the public exc.
cutioner, than desert, al this crisis, the sacred
cause Of my county" The'Decisra,on was
signed by every member pressnl--and the
heart OF The iiIa,tsious JsaeIson pLPi'sssd
with jy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-06
L.ADItS' MAGAZINE.

THE 2d number Of the Ialies' Magazine is now
ready for distribution, and may he had at the
book stove Of Messrs. w 4 J. Ii. BARaGR. at Mr..
sAMusL w. vIssoN, anG st the Office Of BENZ b.
MuMFonp, Esq At each Of those places suDscrip.
ton papers are stl open.
The Editor regrets The delay Of the second nun.
ber-ss il was occasiobed by circumstances beyond
her con,rol--she hopes .t viii not discourage her
friends es. eciaIly those circumstances ate obvi
ated and the fulure numbers will appear in their
spectiye order Subscribers will please call or send
for their Magazines, to Deacon Samuel Vinson's
Church-street
Newport, sept. 1S.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-06
Gl3isceitansouS ArticIes.

The following 81 apge s,ofy - copied rom
On sr,icie which sppeats IN late number OF
tne Lpusiaua Advertiser. We know not il
there bs any tounda'ion TO, il. Perhaps some
of our city teadcIs muy be able 10 'Dio' m Us
.haf. Jaf.
"I was in the city OF Washington soon Of.
ter Congress moved there and made i, the
see, Of COVE pmsbt. There existed, st that
time, great rage Tor spsculatlng ia ciiy lots,
End sll The great p'oprie'ors, whose estates
wc,e within the ten nilcs sqos'e, were .ees-
! Gus cf selling while the make, was high.
A man arrived m town who gave on, that he
bad brought with him funds TO q veiy ls'gc
am m9un;, which he WAS going TO lay ou, in CT.
~ lots, both on his own account and that Of
olhers for whom, he was sgcnt--he being au.
,horixed to seisc, the mos, eligible situations.
lie was iovied TO dine with one Of Tho mos,
respectable families in the eiy; his story
took wind (; the people there arc naturally
hospi,able, and ivitatiops 10 breakfast, dine
and ,up, Hawed in upon Mr.. &. so last, ths,
he hsd no tire 20 look sftet the business which
Length declared his determination 10 examine
ind compate the dSsreot sile,, he was al no
loss tor conveyance; each proprietor bad &c.
commended MS own rs the most desii able
property IN the city, and Mr.. T.. WAS seen
driving al one hoa in The splendid carriage Of
General nj. in ano,her that oI NJ. N'ssgsin
IN Mr.. &. OF C's. and in fact evety rich pro.
prie,or e0deavored TO prevail upon him TO
sei.le 10 the city. IL is true Mr. e.. wss an
iiIusro,e man, nohing very p'eposses,ing in
his appearance, but then he waA q sh, ewd msn
aud vastly nch. AGer Mr.. &. had thus o.
mu,ed himself a. long as he though, eonven.
ien, aud sale, by ieas,ing eud 'iding with The
gentry, he ve,y deliberately paid his bill at
the ho,,, changed his lodgings, and made an
engage mcnt whh a bflokisyer, which was bis
proie, sion, end VAS secn the mex, day with
his tro~ ei aud sp'un laying bricks 10 the csp.
Iol, which wss no, then hnshed. The CT.
eumstsGce made some noise OF the time, the
papuisce laughed, the rich ptopfie,ofs rsved,
rad threatened 70 prosecute the fellow ss
.wmd!et but he had got no endorsement or
eomn,hted sny orevs aef--he therefote con.
upved 10 lay hi, bricks, opd laugh ~ their
thtesn."
7he f,''orv'ng is m trvoet from an Orofion
dthp,' I'd on ihs4h Of Jaiv, az Arvark, n.
, by the Rev. H,ohev Camming.
l, mosi be source Of p'ou5 exultstion 10
JStscynsn, that one Of tho representatives.
oi his s'ete, by iseooic speech sisnsIized
fr It's energy, ITS disinieresed doess, cod It's
burning patriotism, TUNED the scale which
We a, ,hs. moment eq,ipoise, snd decided
the passage oil the dsclaialiun ol lnde pendenss.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-06
Miniature Painting.
N~els1A~
WILLIAM LEWIS,

Respectfully informs the inha6ifans aud risif.
ers IN Nsvhorf,
THAT he pants correct likenesses on
Ivory. and hopes to me !, the patronage Of all
who may be induced to- employ him.
Terms, according to size 10 to SIS each.
Specimens are leh at Mr.. Geffroy's store, where
gen,!emcn and ladies' are requested to call, and
where their orders will be received.
N. B A Portrait OF Bishop Griswod for sale
prise 10 dollars. Oct 2, 1925
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-06
CHARTS, sc.
nm. II. PdTHBONE

" II' II. IN II IDUNL,
IASjus, received snd offers for sale, ct his store.
hcad Of Packet Uharf ncw Chart. extending
from New.iork to Havana. improved by government,
surveys in 1890. with general assortment Of chars.
OF the latest surseys-Dovdicbs Nyig tors. sb edi-
ton american Coast Pilots, 10Th edition, Nautical
Aimanscks for the years 1921 and 1925 seamcns'
daily Assistsnt--vnh complete assortment AZ Nsu.
ucal lns,rumenis-,et,er ,wntiog. log and wrapping
Papcr--Qiills and Ink Powder.
.fiso. general assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery,
Cordige aud Ship Chandlery.
Just received, 50 casks Gu, Nails, assorted sizes
80 Thousand Drieks-20 dox Tile
0r Cordsge sad Cables made to order. and ves.
sells furnished with every article for long and shor,
voyages. .lrsui L.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-06
Paper Hangings.
JOB SHERMAN.

has Just rcceived,
EVERAL hundred Rolls Of French
~ and American PAPeR HAKoIsos and Bon.
DHss, some Of them bought at auctions
-4LSO-in addition to his extensive assortment of
DkY GOODS, and Groceries, he has jnst received
some seasonable articles from Boston.
LIREHiSE- Merino and silk plaid Hsndker.
chiefs stout Russia Diapers - wide for l2S CTS a
yard narrow do Of various kinds Oil cloths some
wide India straw Csrpetings Of y stout kind 1-2
yard wide handsome UmbI elias aud q variety OF
other articles too numerous to mention in an adyer-
tisement.
Newport, Goth Of A,h mo.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-06
NOTICE.

A LII persons having demands against
IA the estate of JoHs E&sToE, deceased, are
requested to present them to the subscriber, for
ieInent, and those indebted To make payment.
JOHN IA. EASION, ATecnlor.
NepDort SEM QS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-06
NOTICE.

THE report of Commissioners on es-
tate OF Samuel Kinyen late Of Chsrlsstown deceased,
represented insolvent. being presented 10 the Hon.
Court Of Probate Of sad town, on the 6h day Of this
instant said Court hereby give public notice TO all
persons interested in said estate to be and appear
before said the DIV eiiing house Of Jesse bso
cock. jr. in said Cbares,o~n, ON the first Monday in
December next. to she~ cause (ii any they bs,e)
Why said report should no, be received.
by order
SAMUEL STANTON, Pro5. CR.
South. ing stown, Oct. 8. 1898 octi6
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-06
Cheap Broadcloths and Cas-
SimereS.
ISAAC GOULD,
No. ITO, Thames. Street.

2FOs ITO, 1Zt1VstS- JL CcEs
HAB Just received from The New.York Auet ions.
the following NEW GOODS which he will sell
at very reduced prices for Cssh. viz -
Bro.dclotbs from 81 25 TO 10 dollars,
Cassimeres Of various prices,
Ladies CotbsA-superb fashionable Vestings com.
mon ditto.
double milied striped Csssineres
Gentiemen's lambs wool sbifis and Drauers
Silk and Tabby veivels
Scotch plaid and csmbIet, for cloaks,
Req, wh.ie and green f.nnels,
Drab Kerseys and mkt sa,,inets,
Rich gilt coat and vest buttons,
Beaver gloves aud suspenders.
ALSo,
A lot Of cotton shirtihgs which win be sold very
low by the piece, Tor cash.
Oct. y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-06

n complete assortment of pel.ce cloths, from the
"A low price OF 9s the yd to 2is-sso, esssia'eres
that good ior only 5,3d yd and upwards. for la.
dies great cos,s. lie has also opened yery large
lot oi broadcoth snd among them are drabs from 6s
to 27s the yd tor gen,ieuens and heys great coats
Also jus, opened. saperb lol Of aannes, kerssys,
plains baizes, booking, saine,s, rlaids borabsze,s,
bnmbszins, poplins. shrtings, skeetings, prih,s.
gloves, Grape aud msrno sha~is, also. rnsrino
hdkfs, dsmask diapers, linens lntn and cotton cam.
brio. nuii null jaconct and shear Inuslin-aso, blue
and black push and few nice black Ostrich iesth.
ers, Canton and Italian grapes, bonnet silks Buttons,
sc. and many other ARTICLES too numerous 10 men.
tion, all of which viii be sold very low for eash. or
Ola a short credit.
W. L. hss also on band, four pieces Of KiG2er.
Minister Csrpeting, which he will sell al cost.
Oct Is.