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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14
NOTICE.

ATs Court Of Probate. held at the Tcwnh house IN
h North. Kingstown, on the l4,h day Of July,
1873. William Hammond. Esq. Administrator on
the Estate o. Alice Burlingame deceased, presented
has account against said estate.
Ordered therefore, That the consideration thereof
be referred tue mex, meeting OF this Court. q, this
house. on the second Monday in August next. At
O'Clock, Pm and that notice be given TO all persons
concerned, by publishing this order in one OF the
newspaper, printed in Newport three weeks sue
cessivey. betoie said time, TO appear at said time
and place if they esuse, and De heard respecting
the ssme. A true copy OF record.
Jon. REYNOLDS, ckrk.
No1h gings.ov,, July 30.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14

And possession .given immediately,
DART of the house of the subscriber
pleasantly situated in Mill street. at the cor
ner of spring street-hsvng conveaient yard. gar
den we'll of good water, rain water cistern. wood
house, sc A larger or smaller part Of said house
will be let, either furnished or not, may suit the
applicant. For particulars, apply to
ELIZA BURLINGHAM
NIB. Mrs. BvRLIScHAS keeps constsr.ily for
sale, an assortment Of genuine Groceries, Crooke-
~, &c.
Newport, June IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14
Paper Hangings.
JOB SHEitAiAN.

.. mas just TcCeIOe6,
EVERAL hundred Rolls Of French
~ and American PAPER HAx5IScs and Boa
DRRs. some OF them bought at auctions.
.3LSO-In addition to his extensive assortment OF
DRY GOODS aud Groceries, he has just received
some sessouable articles from Boston.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and silk plaid Hsndker-
chiefs stout Russia Dispers "a wide for l25 cts
yard narrow do of various kinds Oil cloths some
wide India straw Carpe,ings Of . stout kind l l.2
yard vide handsome Umbrellas, and variety OF
other articles too numerous to mention IN an adver
tscmcnt.
Newport, 30th OF 9Th mo-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14
FRESH SUMMER GOODS.
Robert p. Lee,

WILL THIS DAY OPEN,
A general assortment of fresh imported
L \ staple and fancy DnY GooDs. tseleeted siIh
particular care)
AMONG THEM ARE:
! case black Canton grapes, (hrst chop)
case heavy Irish lioens. put up in pieces;
lot superb olive ground prints,
2oino blue calicoes ginghsm and cambria dscs-
ses. muslins. csmbrics shawls fancy handkerchefs.
zephyrs aud zeIiss, black svantns worsted cotton
and silk hosiery blue nankins, dmity, jeans, drill
ings elegant psrasos, umbrellas. ribbons. twill'd
bombazeus, shir,ings. ladies belts q new article,
trimming tapes. &c. &c &c
ALSO,
A few more Of those cheap LEGEORNS-all IF
which will be sold lower than have yet been offered
in town this spring. Those who call shall not be
disappointed in the prices May a..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14
FARM FOX SALT.

ThNN FUN OhIb.
TOR Sale--A Farm in South. Kings
l. town, 4 miles from the south ferry. pleasantly
situated moderately descending to the east. contain
INK about i8O scres of land, proportoned we'll for
mesdow, pasture, tillsge, orchardng, and woodland,
well watered with dur able springs. The said Farm
Is easily improved On it are one.story and two
story dwelling house, barn &c. For further paric
uisRs, inquire Of the subscriber, on the premises.
JOHN ROSE.
Slnth- HIrglfa1sn. Oct rs. 1922
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14
Auction and Commission
Store.

q tse fire hroof Brick Sore, No. $, Market
Square.
IL business IN the above lines, viii meet with
4 n every facility and prompt attention and all
WV HENRY MOORE.
yespor;, Nov 20
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14
Tor a.
COUGHS, CoNsUMPTIoNS AND AStAlf A

COUCHS, CO.NSU.NPTI0NS AND ASTHlf. A
THIS new and healing balsar bids fair to riva, ev.
- cry medicine heretofore discovered for coughs
and complaints Of tue Iuogs leading to consumption,
aud even in seated conSumptions IT has lately been
used by many with the most surprising success. II
certificates from persons Of the highest respectable.
iy the great and increasing demand for them may
be called proof of It's good effects it 10 p:cyed.-
Scarcely case of colds coughs, pain in the side.
difficulty OF breathing wan, of sleep arising from de.
biity, even consumptons, but may be relieved by
the timely use this medicine. Every genuine bot.
tie has .qrderson's Cough Drops stamped on 1t, and
the directions are all signed by James .Nelsn
These drops generally give ease in mos, oases OF
coughs. colds, difficulty of breathing, wheesing,
tghtness OF the chest consumPltons, and pam IN the
side The aged will experience relief equally agree.
able and instantaneous, even when the lungs are sf.
tccted
GT he particular. az each !gefiiaae bottle has
.irdcrsons Cough Drops" stamped on it and that
each of the directions signed in writing by Janes
.ueiten-no others are genuine.
Price. dollar foe large, and fry cents for small
bottles.
CT The ADORE Medicine i. far sale by
S.AMUEL.N. NINSON,
DRUGGIST AND APOrHECARY.
No. 40, THAnEs.srREEr,
Who has also tor sale y constant supply OF the
bes; kinds Of
Medicincs, DrRes, &c.
Also sold wholesale and retail. by George ". Til.
linghast, John Il. Mason. Providence DIR Tibbitts,
Warwick BENZ amin Hstemsr, Esst.Greenwich |,
Daniel Carpenter, Uxbridge; David Fsrnum, Smith.
field DR.. Briggs. Bristol, Thomas Taylor, Little
Rest Rowse Bsbcock, Westerly DR.. TilIinghsst.
Wexford jeremiah Williams, Warren; Daniel
Brewer, Taunton, (Msss) and the Post Master at
Siatersville. May 81, 1923.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14
Cheap Sattinets, Shirtings,
Sheetings, &c.

Just received,
1000 yds. b!esched and unbleached
Sheetings,
600 do do. do. shriings,
500 do. "a, 7-8, and A. Checks,
500 do. stout Sattnetts. Bedticks, furnitur
Checks, Piaids, sc. Knitting Cotton and Cotton
Threads broad Russia Diapers.
The above, together with general assortment OF
English, French and India Goods, arc offered ON the
most reasonable terms by
K. p. LEE,
No. ia, Thorses'street
Newport, Dec
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9isreitanp.

lsKLscTsD ron rHK n. a. pEPuBLisAs1
The following letter is extracted from volume. en-.
titled "Posthumous Works OF the Rev John
Fletcher" The style is ehssle and pure. and
bceathes spirit OF piety, in = strain Of lively
eheeriuiness. seldom equslied if ever surpassed.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-04
VIRGINIA LEGISLATIVE.

The committees OF the two Honses have
each determined to adhere to the decisions of
their respective bodies, relative 10 the Kentue.
Ky Contention Bin--so the matter rested at
orr last adviccs from Richmond
The bill fixing the pay and mileage of the
members &c. Says the Rich'd. Enquirer) lies
on the table ofthe House OF Delegates 1t is
not taken mp because il is believed TO be con-
nected, in some measure, with the several bills
now in progress, for shortening the sessions Of
the Legislature,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-04
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.

1o4Nh hIsDspi DAsa - D1fo HI 4 -
Tie act arranging The Congressional Dis
triots, under the late Census, Is in the follow
ag words
In act 10 amend he oet FIR arranging the
counties Of tbs commonwealth into dis
irifs, 10 choose Representation 10 Con-
gress. Passed m Jaanory, 1923.
/. ~ II Haettd by be Geptrat .3ssem
biz, That the counties of this common
wealth, and The cities aud boroughs enti-
lied Ia representation snail bt dn lded INTO
twenty -tw0 districts IN the nainrr follow
Ing, VIZ The counties of NOrfDlk, Priu-
cess Anne, Nansrmond, thu borough IL
Norfolk and Elizabeth City shall compose
one district the counties of Sussex, South
ampton, Sury, Isle Of Wight, Prince
George aud GreensyIile, shall compose r.
nolher district the counties Of Pow hatan,
Amelia, Chesterfield, the town Of Peters
burg aud Notlnnay shall compose another
district The counties of Brunswick, Lu-
nenburg, Mecklenbdg aud Dinwiddie,
shall compose another district; the coun-
ties of Halifax, Piltsy lvaua aud Campbell,
shall compose another district; the cOun-
ties OF Fraakln, Bedford. Patrick and
Henry, shall compose another district /;
the counties Of York, Matthews, james
City, Gloucester, Warwick, Accomac,
Northampton aud the city of Williamsburg
shall compose another district the coun-
ties of Henrlco, Charles City, New Kent,
PASSOVER and the city of Richmond shall
compose another district the countic, of
Aibcrmarle, Amherst, Flhanna, Nebon
and Goochlaod shall compose anothcriis-
trIct the counties of Orange, Madison,
Louisa, and Spottsylvanin, shall compose
onothef district the counties Of King aud
Queen, King William, Essex, CAROLYN, and
Mlddlescx shall compose another district
the counties of Westmorelaud, Richmond,
Lancaster, Northumberland, king George,
and Stafford, shall compose anotII,r dis
irlet the counties Loudoun, Fairfax and
Prince William, shall compose another dis |
Lrict the counties of Fauqnier aad Gull |
pepper, shall compose another district the |
roantles of Morgan, Berkeley, Jefferson,
and Hardy, shall, compose a.
Mother district; the counties of Frederick |
aud Shenandoah shall compose nother !
DISTRICT the counties of Rockingham, Au- |
5ns.a, Bath, Pendelon and Pocaontas, |
shall compose another district theconn-
ties OF Botctonrt, Rockbridgo, Monsomc- |
~, Giles and Allegheny, shall compose a.
mother district: the counties of Kamwha, |
Mason, Cabell, Greenbrier, Randolph, |
Wood, Monroe, Lewis and Nicholas, shall
another district the COUNTIES of |
Wythe, Grayson, Russell,
Tazewell, Lee, and Scott, shall compose
another district.
J. All acts aud parts of acts coming
within the puryiew Of this act shall be
and the same are hereby repealed
3. THIS act shall commence aud BE- in
force from and after the passage Thereof.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-04

TITLEs-AMU SING DEBATE.


An amusing debate will be found below,
which took place IN the New YORK Legsla-
lure, relative 10 the hoaorerg epdhcis which
are usually tackled 10 the names Of public OH
GERS. Opposed as W. are 10 the use of these
aFistoeTaical appellatives, We are equally op-
posed 10 any legislation on the subject. II is
not by legal enactmcnts, but by the force Of
public opinion, that tins odious practice can
be put down -
In the House 81 Representatives Of New
York, on Tuesday last, the ioIlwing turi.
Gus debate took place on the resolution of
MIR. MoRss, which had passed the prcsi-
Gus day. The formal abolition of the Ii
ties of honorable and rNeeliencv,"
which every man may use or not accord
ing TO his pleasure, is not only an Idle but a
ridiculous act of legislation, totally unwor-
thy of tine real dignity oCany legislative bo-
dy. norder 10 understand the alnsions
aud familiar names ia the debate, it must
be remembered that JosEPH YATES is the
Governor OF New loRK, ERAsTus RooT
the Lleutent Governor, and PEpER Il. Ii.
WINSTON the speaker OF the house of re.
personalities
The House having acted upon divers
matters Of local concern, Mr.. M'CLouRr
then rose in his place and addressed III,
speaker ~ the following language:
FRENDPETER-l perceive by the Jour.
nails of this House, that the resolution OF
fered by my neighbor JoHNNY MoRss o
New York was called up yesterday in my
absence, and carrird without opposition
do conceive. sir, thai il is trhing with L.
glslation and the dignity Of this house,
That titles ercellency and honorable are il
themselves perfectly harmless, as | am no
at all fearful OF then exciting Ia the nint
of our worthy chief magistrate, or an
member of this House, any aristocrati
feelings For my own part, sir, am nu
al all tenacious oi retaining the title, as i
fcw snort months the sovereign peopl
will probably deprive Inc Of it. have II
desire, sir OF treating this or any other sui
iect with levty, and trust that our vent
rahle and patriotic speaker viii duly al
preeiate my views IN addressing him wit
so much freedom, considering myse
bound in a measure 10 comply with Il
acquisitions Of my friends resolution.
therefore move for a reconsideration of Il
resolution now on your table.
Mr. MCALL suggested, that, by Il
r.Iles Of the House, u motion for reconsd
ration must be moved by one of the III
jority who voted Thereon.
isMr. BIRpsFTr said he voted yesterd;
IN the affirmative, bur woud now NAL
the motion for a reconsideration. He sa
twas a joint resolution, and might perha
be amended in tie Senate, by striking o
the words Senate and Governor, and NAL
it applicable to the members of this Hou
only.
Nj, MoRss said, unless the Senate co
cur, it will amount 10 nothing he did N
consider it triile. We are now enteri,
upon a new constitution we dispen!
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-04

An anonymous writer in the Washington
Republican, having charged Messrs. Giles
and Scaton, Editors Of the National Ltclll-
grncer, with having violated the confidence
rcposed in them as Public Prlnters,in fdsify-
my certain documents in order 10 scrce, Mr..
Crawford, thcir fa,orite candidate fd the
Presidency; those gcntiemenvery prompt
" solicited the House of Representatives
to order an investigation, and the natter
is now before committee of that body.
pet hi.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-04
THE IIRGINiAN.
FEfsTrH An ffst1<HHf W
PIE sTS. BIfTIER y IL

.ga4aa opposite Msssrs. LeJie'es a etayfors.
II The semi Weekly rares II g asad the
Wee.i, Paper AT % per annuta, paN.ebl. ia
vance 70 sah,efirlien vii be received Tor
= .ss iilnc ihan siN months alid u" paper vii
be discontinued .(bui at the direction oi tue
Editors ANTI MI sffearpgcs are paid.
II Aarertisemrnts will be ipserisd al -
cents per Square Tor ies.) ihc first time, and
~ IL cent for each continuance. Those
from disleuce must De paid Tor previous 10
their insertion. ur the payment assumed BY
some responsible person ia Lynchhnrs.
~ III leHrr. Bdsrssodt 20 The Edilurs mus
be rosr rtft, or lley will not be attended 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-04
LYNcnBuRG, FEBRUARY i, Isas

l. Our Of the Editors Of The firginar
vii attend the adjacent county eourts, 10 col
ieet accounts duo for subscriptions, ad, ertis.
ing aad Job work. Tue subscriptions, geHt.
raiig, expire on the 18th OF April bnt a we
have credited cur subscribers for q months,
we shsll meet With 20 difficulty IN making
collections on this account, more particularly
advance. We hope thai thosr indebted TO Us
win he prepared 10 meet our demands, as the
sums, though small in themselves, amount IN
the aggregate to some thousands, and would
be a considerable help to Us just NOW The
accounts oi these at a distance will be for
warded, aud We hope they will be attended
TO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-04

Upon the arrival OF Mr.. Poinsett At the
city of Mexico, he WAS informed tlat a
number of the followers OF Gen. Long, in
his expedition against the province of i'ex
as, were in prison in that place. He vent
Immediately TO see them, and feeling a i've
ly sympathy for their deplorable situation,
ntcrceded with the Emperor for their re
lease, and they were, at his instance, s'nt
TO Tampico and put on board the John Id
ans. They were 80 in number, French,
English, Americans, and of other nations.
Being very destitute of means, and wretch
eddy clad, the officers of iha John Adams,
with a liberality highly creditahle, raised a
subscription and furnished them with com
Portable apparel. Upon the arrival Of the
ship at Havana, eighteen of these unfortu-
nate men, who had been bred to Seatar-
ing life, left her, having obtained employ
mcnt on board of American and other YES
sells in that port. The remaining q have
arrived here in the John Adams.
Norfolk Beacon.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-04

From the official statement of the Bank
of the Northern Liberties to the Legsa-
ture, we learn that the whole amount OF
capital paid it was 100000, and that they
have, in the form of over drafts, been rob
bed Of S233, s23 IL -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-04

We insert to-day some interesting ralticu-
lars relative 10 the present condition of the
mushroom empire OF Mexico The repnhli-
eau party IN Meslco Is represented to be deci-
dedly the most Numerous, May every germ
OF royalty on the Amclican continent be in
dignantly trodden under foot whenever il
springs forth
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-04

The las, intelligence from EuRofE gives a
new aspect 10 the state Of affairs in that quar-
ter The appearances 8. wur between
France aud spain had given Hay 10 prospects
OF peace" This Is well The Spanish reo-
pie would never have submitted To French
dictation. They resisted II when the sword
was welded by Napoleon Bennparte Is ii
a reasonable calculation to suppose that they
will change then policy, when their tights are
invaded by superannuatod Bourbon
The Greeks, 10 The eternal disgrace OF the
Holy Alliance, are left to the protection Of Ne
Turks Protection aye, saeh protection rs
the panther affords his prey. such protection
as the crowned heads of Russia, Prussia and
Austria, (the first triple alliance with which
Europe wv. cursed gave 10 Poland when'she
WAS swer, from tde map Of Europe. Such
protection rs was Afforded 10 France, when
five years OF contribution paid her enemies
for anuihilalng her energies. And such pro-
lection as the second triple alliance would give
TO SPAN by placing her under the Surveillance
OF the French government We hope that
the Greeks may continue to resist their tur-
baned foes, aud redeem the land of war aud
song from the contempt into which II has lal-
len, from the mental imbccilily and the leth.
argy OF lis modem masters.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-04

"AsHINGToN, Geoagia, Jan. 1o.-o,
wednesday last, left this place for the Cbe.
rokee Agency, where treaty. is conten,
plated to be hid, Col. ID. G. Camnbsl T.
1 n,tcu States Commissioner and General
lhomas @lasscock, State Commissooer
accompanied by their Secretaries. Tbey
are af' TO meet IN jackson county, and on tho
- -, hefokee line, Messrs. Meriwether and
Blalr' the other United States and State
Commissioners. Is,, Ds1''
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-04

A late New Orleans paper says, " a ru-
NOR has been scyera. days in circulation,
here, that the British are about emharking
seven black regiments from their islands in
the West Indies, in order to take posses
sion of such parts of the Island of Cuba, as
have become notorious for piracy"
WILLIAM EusTIs has been nominated,
by Convention of the Republican MEM
bers of the Massachusetts, Legislature, as
the republican candidate for the Office OF
Governor, at the next election in that COM
monwealth.
HARRIsoN GRAY OTIs has been nomi-
mated, by Convention of the Federal
| members of the Legislature OF Massachu-
sets, ms their candidate for the Office OF
| Gov ernor.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-04

One of the old reve Iutionary persistence.
OF Dover, Windham County, Vermont - >
his schedule OF property returned IN ,t ~
war Office, includes the following unco n,'
mon article " One walking stick or cam
left by British officer in his retreat IN o' ,p
revolutionary war, 50 90" This aged w.
teran, who was private soldier in the re-
vsoilntlon, and has since been General or
mlhha, has carefully preserved the British
oifcer's staff that he left behind him in i'
retreat, Tor nearly half century, and SIN '
values II at two dollars [.liessengtr -"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-04

Legal Defance.-Two Eeminent, mem men,
bcrs of the bar, Messrs. Doyle and eve,
ton quarrelled so violently, that from wopu wore
they came to blows. Doyle, the IholJ
powerful man (at the fists at least knock co
down his adversary twice, exclaImlTH55
with vehemence, "You scounofe,' .tIs.
make you behave yourself like se"a ON.
man" TO which Yelverton, rislnt' Cir
swered with equal Indignation, No -
never: Idety yoit, 1 defy yO"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-04

.NeU .Nopel-The PIONEERS, the ions
anticipated American novel, from the pei
of the auther of The Spy, is announcer
in the New York Commercial Advr'u'
ser for publication about the first oil feO
ruary.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-12-17

Worcester, So.
Probate Office, Dec. 2 1928.
10 the Wadov Creditors s. Heirs of ARrE-
MAS ADAMS late Of Spencer in said Coun
ty, deceGsed5 and to all Others concerned
anthe Estate Of said deceased.
GREETING.
" on are hereby cited to ap-
n pear Gfyou see ftj at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in January next at
ten of the clock before noon, to show cause
why License should not be granted to the ad
mlnistratrix TO sell and convey SO much. of the
real Estate of said deceased, as will raise the
sum of $ii72,0 to pay the debts and char
ges against said Estate, and you will he
heard thereon.
>THEOPHs. WHEELER, Regr.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-12-17
III. ~! N!s:lIE!SI e. E1zNSSfs 81
g|!!X,|I.0!Iykl!!!N!! ] |! 5|g q q
No. 76, Court Street, Boston.

GoNTAINING much more nume-
N/rous Collections and greater variety OF
entertainments than any other Establishment
in America, continues steadily to increase and
is open for the reception of visitors every day
and evening.
1t will be constantly in the best possible
condition and every exertion made to render
the visits of IFS patrons agreeable. The Mu-
scum will be well lighted every evening. In
addition to the various Music on Organs, Piano
Forte, Musical Clocks, &c. a BAND OF
MARTIAL MUSIC will perform every even
ing.
Having during the last year, purchased the
New-Haven Museum, the Mark t Museum,
and the Boston Museum, this establishment
now presents to its visitors, one grand CONSOLE
dation Of
Five Museums united IN One.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-12-17
Just Added,

The celebrated Race Horse ECLIPSE.
ASo,-A beautiful Cosmoramic
view Of LONDON. showing many Of the large
public Buildings, Bridges, &c. to great advan-
tagc, and very much admired by all who have
seen it.
Also,-One very large and re-
spectacle live RATTLE SNAKE, we'll secur
ed IN glass case. >,
LORD WELLIEGToN,-A splendid
painting of this distinguished parsonage, from
Sir Thomas Lawrence, is also just added.
MIR. Joseph M. Stevens, has just
arrived in Boston, being the most REMARKA-
BILE DWARF, ever witnessed in the United
States. He is in his twentieth year, of perfect
symetry and proportions, handsome, cheerful
and gentlemanly in4iis department, and of the
extraordinary small size Of 81 1-2 inches high
and "a lbs. vs5ght, being perfect man in min
iature. lie gains the esteem and respect Of
all who converse with MIN. He will stbc al
home" every day and evening, during the few
days he will remain in Boston, at this place
and no where else.
Also,-Protessor Peck's very Gu
rious and ingeniously contrived CHAIR, by
which he was enabled to travel on smootl
road, &c. after he had lost the use of his Limbs
II is much admired for its various accommo.
dstions, particularly for invalids.
Also,-The Arabian Bottle made
from the stomach of Camel, and when dis
tended, will hold barrel used to carry wa
ter across the Desarts.
THIS DAY ADDED,
A very large Sword Fish,upward,
of IA feet long, with SWORD feet niche
long. Nothing Of the kind was ever exhibite,
in Boston.
3dn1utance Is cents, withom distinction o
I.ags. Season Tickets 2 dollars,