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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03
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From he Indianapolis Gazette.
A SINGULAR EXPEDITION.

" NllNhiisAh TAI TIL 4 lOlN.
left THIS town on the 2lst instant, for the
Russian settlement on the Pacific Ocean,
lsrad Mitchell, a citizen Of this place, IN
company with two other young men, Size
pheh Howard and Martin Smith, The
party intend Visiting the northern poet OF
the United States, and passing the coming
winter ut the Scotch settlement near the
Green Bay. The spring following they
mean 10 SET out for the Pacific Ocean, cal
culating to follow the northern boundary
line olihe United States 10 where II strikes
the Pacific. Their object is purely 10 ac-
quire Typographical Information. The oc.
cupaton Of the mouth of Columbia river
by the u. 5. has been for so,ne years de-
sidcralum with Mr.. Mitchell and ms our
last congress seems 10 have abandoned
that chjcct, he, unadc9 by The g,A,era' 30
vcrnmrDt, aud without even individual, as
sistancc, has attempted to explore that in.
hospilalle region. Wild and chmericaI
AS such undertakings appear, they some
times prove beneficial IL society. The
young explorers were not 10 be deferred
from the pursuit Of their Object by the
hovlng blasts of icy wnt,r, tire menaces
Of the Mississippi savage, or the more Faith
less and jealous Russians. These adscn.
turous sons oIihe United States carry With
them our ardent wishes for their future
welfare and safe return, which they calcu-
culatc upon In three years aud six months,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03
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=. ab.aH \ Iaadroa Captured.
On the first ni .May. a fleet Of .rss,.is an.
peared oil Porto Cabelu, aud was soon
discovered Ia BIZ vessels of war under IN,
British lag they advanced slowly the IN,
'nspeetln5 Colomhians met them a. friends
.''lt rs soon n they were under the Guns
III this Would be-" British squadron, down
came tl.ir 1ags, and tip went tho Rnsnl
spanish IN THEN sirad IN action took plare,
oht The disparity vi torce cumpellui The
Patriots To yield thus MAS In hours and
10 mlnuicsl Colombia deprived ri Ms hes,
part of her navy.
The Spanish torcc consisted of the nia.
manta, Ii guns, 400 men; tAssirda, , /
gus, $50 men II, ,na, 3 guns, 1917 men
Ceres, 10 guns, a37 nea; Constitution,
lsthr.) II shna, 30 men; Jacintn, 10 guns,
100 men lni;d, 1876 guns, and 1901 mrn.
tolomblan force captured Bolivar,
Commodore Daniels, q guns, 100 men
Mosquito, lC gun. 10 men Sapphire, 70
guns, Ito men; Maria Francisco, - guns,
98 men-Total, 90 guns, and 478 men.
Killed aud wounded, according To re-
port.-Span'ards, 81 Killed, ~ wounded ;
Colombians, I6l Killed, including Comno.
dore Daniels, and 81 wounded.
The Spanish forces threaten The block
ade OF LA Gnayfa, to intercept frigate
coming from England, and destined for the
Colombian cause.
Porto Cab,llo is now supplied with six
months provisions.
The late naroi actioa, off Porto Cabello,
we are led to hope, from the following ar
tlclo, received yesterday from ONE nj our
New York correspondents, was not So
disastrous 10 the naval forces ot the Co
iomhian Republic as the previous account
ol the battle reported il 10 be-. The dfli-
Gle below is from the editor of the n l.
Mercantile Advertiser /; il was prepared for
that PRINT of Saturday morning, but for
warded to us by The mail of the preceding
afternoon
NEW ioRK May Give have ii from
und"ubted authority, that the ship BOiipar
was not III the engagement off Porto Ia
belIo on the 50th ut. she being al that time
off Curacao. The only Colombian YES
sells engaged were the Maria Fdnciscd
aud Caratobo, who fought the two frigatc5
desperately. NJ account Of Killed or
wounded on either side has been received
that is entt!c IT, credit.
The statement in the Curracon papers
relative to the corvette lately arrived at
Laguyra, said To have been "rcf,spd for
want of funds" il incorrect. She was for
mcrly AN old brig, aud fitted mp MS IA cor
,ettc ship, and sent out from England for
sale. Dir. .4dp.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03
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PHILApELPHIA, May 2l.-A convention
of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the
United States commenced It's session yes
terday at st. Peters, in this city. A more
respectable ar venerable assembly of bl-
shops and clergymen never perhaps sat
together ia this country. The convention
OF the Episcopal Church of the state OF
PENNSYLVANIA WAS held IT, Lancaster last
week.
NEw YoRK, May 20.-~The news by the
Leeds has not, We understand, gwen that
impulse to commercial operations when
was generally anticipated. Even IN En'
rope, no material change has taken place
in the price OF public stocks, the gr' / pc
litical barometer, or in those articles OF
consumption most likely TO advance when
war commenced. Gazette.
Hrana.-Letters from Mr.. John Noun
tain, at Havana, state, that some OF the
squadron under Com. Porter, afford con-
voy to our merchants twice week, aud
the protection thus given is highly aPpre-
ciated by our country men there.
DEL Ga-.
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A son of the late King Of Naples, Mnrat
has arrived in New York from Hamburger
-
a .NopeI Project -Captain j. II. john
stou, of London, has offered plan Tor CON
veving passengers, letters, &c. from Tie
East Indies by carriages and steam boats,
by the way Of the Mediterranean, Red
Sea, &c. The whole distance is 80co
miles, only lso by iand.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03

We are requested To state, says the New
York Daily Advertiser, that the Banks now
receive Pistareens at eighteen cents each,
and no. Il, twenty cents as heretofore.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03

NV lons, May ia hoax has been
played oil on one of our knowing friends oI
Wall street, at which we know mol whether
To laugh heartily, or be exceedingly angry.
A tight fellow brought into this celebrated
street "A beautiful spotted pony for sale
The horse resemhlcd II leopard in the rich
ness and variety of his spots, aud attracted
universal attention. He was purchased by
AN honorable member of our board of bro
kcrs, who having made lucky hit that
day, was in good spirits, aud gave good
price for the animal, who was soon capari-
soncd, and his new master, with whip in
hand, eantcred him out on the third ave
nue., aud 5alloped him back. The horse
performed exceedingly we'll, aud was in Il
foam on his return TO the city, when 10 3.
aud behold as the sweat o02ed from his
1anks and pores of his skin, the spots dis
appeared aud were washed away. The
horse lad been painted for the purpose, spot
ted, to cheat the knowing ONES OF Wall
street, and he stood by the door after the
ride, in his original dirty grey and ychow,
" redeemed, resencrated and disenthral-
lcd."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03
NEW THEORY.

Capt Forman Of the English Navy, has
published some ingenious, Remarks on the
opinions of Philosophers, concerning the
true caase of the rising Of the Tides
This rising, in his opinion, is owing TO ex-
pansnn i'll thepariiclcs of water,
: fU $, Gasette.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03

The District Court of the United States
for the eastern district of Virginia, Judge
Tucker presiding, terminated its session at
this ld3fce on "Wednesday last. The case
of the .Ninfa Catatin6, the Spanish schr.
captured off Havana and sent into this port
by the U. S. brig Spark, Jesse Wilkinson,
Esq. commander, in February last, occu-
pied several days Of the session IN the exa-
mination of documents and other trsiimo-
ny, but was continued until the next court,
in consequence of the absence of some Of
the witnesses ON the part of the rap'ors. -
In the mean time the court ordered the
restoration of the cargo Ito which the cap
tors had set no claim IN the captain OF the
schooner, without condition and the YES
sci was also restored To him upon his own
responsibility, without security, for the sum
of 200 dollars, and without prejudice 10
the merits of the case or To any question
relative To costs and damages.
The schr. .uoscor, sent in by the u. $.
sloop of war Hornet, captain Hen'cy, and
the schr. Rcrenge, the vessel captnrcd III
the engagement in which fell the brave
and lamenlcd Allen, were both condemned
as prizes to the captors.
Ill
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03

Russian Cicrgy.-Mrs. Henderson, Ia a
letter published in the Missionary Herald,
says that III the time when "A Bible Society
was formed in Novogorod, (Rus5ial there
were many of the clergy who had never
seen bible, and on hearing of il, asked
utat kind Of book II paS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03
Grand Total

Artillery, -oo
With this immense force even Napoleon
and the great captains who had been train.
ed under his eye. and who were as much
accustomed TO victury as to battle, failed
to bring the Spanish people into subsection!
Why, therefore, should we despair of the
cause of national Independence .ro'o, be
cause 100000 men are assembled on the
Spanish irontiers,' ready to =" let slip the
dogs Of war, divided as they are among
themselves, aud headed by an imbeciIe
Bourbon What BGnaparte and his "
tcrans failed TO accomplish, can never be
achieved by the rcisning dynasty, uRder
the circumstances which at present exist III
Francs. Such is our hope-aud such is
our belief Thc march of the French ar
mics ihto Spain, if appearances are to be
relied upon, will be the signal torch of a
bloody war, whose duration and conse
gucnces can neither be toresccn nor guard
ed against.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03

Comfort 10 dtunkords.--A hearty Md
fellow, who was at the siege Of Quebec
and the death of Wolfe, and born IA I722,
was brought into the City Hail watch
house on Tuesday evening, intoxicalrd.-
His son is 81 years ofage, and he appears
at the age of l0l years, 10 be quite spry
and cheerful but he should mond his ha-
bits before they are confirmed.
IN v MI mn,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03

BA.ANNS,
FOR SALE AT TINS OFFICE
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03

A son of the late King ofNaples, Mnra
has arrived in New York from HaDburgi
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-15
SF ETnELBEn7.s TovEa.

This celebrated tower, one ol the fneye
specimens OF the aiehitecrure of the monastic
age, He'll on the lY,h Of October With fs-
mendous noise. The inhsbi,ants Of tho
neighhorhood were exceedingly ,s:riIed az
hrs, supposing .here was AN esr,hqoJke.
Mote than 1000 loads Of materials fell into
the adjoining cour, end garden. Thl. iowor
~ss built in the year lo<7, snd was ono of the
most conspieuou, monomsn,s oi the subimo
ruins OF ST. hugusiino's Monastery, 10 the
ci.y oi Canterbury, Euglend.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-15
cRocoDILES or 7nE oRoSoKo.

When the waters (ssys Mr.. Humboidt) are
high, The river mandates the keys and IL
sometimes happens that even in the iosn, i'm
prudent men become the prey Of c'ocodiies.
| shall uanscribc from my journal o fact thst
took place during Mr.. Bouplsnd's illness. a
Gusyksfi Indian, from the Island ds Ia Mar
gufe,ta, went 10 anchor his csnae IN O cosc
where there were not three fee, o! ws,ef. A
very fierce crocodile, ttn bsbnusily hsun,ed
that spot. seized him by the leg, and with.
drew from the shore, refnsiHing on the sur-
face oil The water. The cites Of The Indian
drew ,sgeiher q crowd oil spectators. This
unfortuni,e man was fist seen seeking for a
knife 10 the pocket OF his pan,sIoons. Not
beibg sble 10 hnc IL. he seized tie bead OF the
crocodile and th'us, his finger INTO his eyes
No pan in the regions Of hmeries is isno.
rant, that this carniverous fep,Ile, covered
WIN . boeklss Of hard sDd dry scales, is cx-
uemely sensible in the only pats III his body
which are soft and unprotected, such % the
rye,, The hollow unde' meath the shoulders,
the bos,ril,, sod beneath the lower isw, where
there are two glands Of mu,k. TIE Guayke.
Vi Indian bad recourse TO tbs same means
which saved the negro of Mungo Psfk, and
the glrI Of Uritvcu tu, be wss less fortunate
than they had 5een--ior the c. oeodie did not
open iiS Jaws, aud lo,e hold oi It's pf:y.--The
animal, ,'e,dIng TO the pain. plunged to the
bottom oflthe river soj after hssiog drown.
cd the ludiSn, came up TO the su'is.e Of the
wster, dragging the dead body to III island op.
posre the port. ! arrived ., the momsn,
whea rfsit rurbber Of the Inhabitants Of
angosrura he'd wiIpe,,sd lhi' rnsIsseho'y
spectacle.
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rs the crocodile, on sccou,, ar ,h.
,ure ct rs 's'yx, Of the hyoid bone. ana .r - :.
ioius o. ns tongue, can seize, ,boueh M, .,-.,-
'ow' Its prey under ws,er man a. .lo.,, ~. !
appears ''i'houi The animal beine p,,r.,s.a
some hours after, near the spo,. de,,n,,n,.
h pfey' on neighboring beach. Tn. ann,
oer OF iindisWiuals, who pceish spuusI,v. m,
victims oi their own imprudence, and nj IN.
iefoel'y of these replies, is mech c,..,..
'o'n Is believed 10 b-in Europe. III, o.,.
Ueu'sfiy so 10 yi'Iages, where tho oeiphho,;,.
\ grounds are oIieD inundated. The ,arrc
.rocounes remain long In the zane places
| iney become from year TO year more daring,
esPeeisi'y as The Indians sssef,, if thew have
once tasted human Resh. These animals arc
SO Way, thar they are killed with diS;cubv.
n oa" does not pierce their skin, and tho ,ho,
u only mortal when directed 10 the ih,o.,. or
beneath The shoulder.
iSe Indians, who know Iiitls of the me-. NJ
h'e aru,s, attack tho crocodile with l,nce.. .r.
ter ., is caught with large pointed iron hooks.
ns''su WITH niea, and fastened ny . chain To
the TRUNK oi atirc.--Thcy do not sppcosch.
zoe animal iiil II has struggled iong time In
disengSse itself from the iron Gsed 10 tho un.
pef jaw There IS little probability thar a
country IN which a.shy,io,h of liver, wuboo,
numoer brings every dsy Dew bands of c,oco-
GILES from the Eastern ba0k Of The Andes. hv
the Mets and Apure towards tho coss, Of
spanish Gueyana, should over be delivered,
from these reptiles. All that will be pained
oy civilization will be 10 render them mora
''m'd, and G,orc easily put TO flight.
Affecting instances are sslated of Aftje.c
slaves who have exposed their live, 10 savo
,hose OF their masters, who had fo!,en into ,ho
jaws OF the crocodile. A few years ago, Be.
'"esn Uritica aud The M.ssica de Absx,,,
negro hearing tho cries OF his mss,cr, few m
the spot, armed win long knife (y,seasffe)
and pionged into tho riye,. lie forced tno.
Crocodile by putting oot his eyes, 10 10, 90
ms prey, and hide himself under water. The
slave bore bis sspiring nsser TO tho shore.
bat oil specour was onsvsiiing to restore him
TO lie. lie died OF .uifocation, for his wounds
wc'e no, deep ); the crocodile, like The dog.
appesr. not to close iis Jaws firmly when
swimming. 1t 10 almost ,ope boous 10 add,
that The children ofshe deceased, though poor
gave HE slAvs his freedom"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-15
Sy'EA.H ENGINE.

Yesterday We saw q, the Coffee House, q
seam engine eonst dcted upon now and im-
proved plan, calculated, in our opinion, 10 be
OF great importaiice. Tho model presents q
view OF fixed wheel in which tho steam acts,
, moving by its forco on inner wheel revolving
in the former. Attached 10 the centre of tho
later wheel, Is an sxje which iuros the pad
dies, and al the ssmo time opens and shuts
the steam valves, Is tho sxio l0rns. Tho
steam, aiier uaversiDg the whole circumfef-
cnes Of the wheel, passes on, near vhere is
eotered.--Ths inventor, Thomss Hsnon, an
industrious mechanic, has been nearly fGsen
yca's engaged IN is CO ,struc,ion, and now
oas's IL 10 the inspection Of the citizens of
Phisdelphia--The ro,ary principle BON
which !, sc,s, prsclodcs the necessity OF tho
perpendicular stroke Of the piston, snd OF
course the numerous machinery nseessary to
cau1e an action upon the psddea- Tho whole
engine takes up but little room, snd would bo
admirably calculated for S,esw boats for q ans
porting merchandise fos is expense, the in.
sen,or says, would be ,sved the Gt1 year OF
Us use, as mschioe Of this con,u uctioa, of
20 horse power, could be made Tor about
1900. Iris we'll worthy the attention Of sho
p0blic.-Phiiad. Fyeen,en', JON nal.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-15
hND
No. |, Cnstem House Court.

WILL THIS DAY OPEN,
a large lot of Goods, which viii make
L n his assortment complete. and will sell them
from hieen 10 tweniy'per cent cheaper than can be
boIgh, IN this town
.sm,tg -eiel arc ille jote1yiug -
Bfoadcloths, 5iae and black from 4s6 to i9s pr yd
Csss'"eres, blue, black and fancy colors, from ts6
to ISs per yard,
pe'lce Cicihs. various coors, from 9s to els yd
Plain Bom5asets, from 20 to 50 cents
kerseys, sstfbcts, and plains, very cheap,
Fiaifnels ard Baizes from is6 10 SO
Coating. very nice. and z 4 wide. for only Ss5 sd
Bombssins, side from 6so 10 1856
Figured and plsiu poplins
Black siik half hose, for only "a
Book muslin handkerchefs for 1851 ard fine.
Ladies book muslin frlls, long. for only 20 c;5
Gentlernen's Gag silk bdkfs from SOD to 6s
slPeFo lot OF shell and born combs very cIesp,
BLACK, White and drsb plumes remarkably low,
Cbnehia skins for lades hats and trimmings
Buttons, cords snd bindings for Goa, and rsbn trim
miugs,
Denmark sa,tins, aud ptuneIiss fer ladies' shoes,
Thread isce from ls6d to l2s yd
Straw and gimp trimmings for edges of ladies' Ton.
nets,
The very first quality of black silk hdkfs
Cashmere shawIs from i3s6d to 24s each,
kidderminser c;rpe'ings very nice, for IS ~
'. Also,
Long anC SNORT KID givs a Caps and com Oftcts,
Dlmask aud diaper. "a handsome lot Of scotch
Russia sheeling bs pieceS piaids,
CrysId, s Shcetings and shir;ings,
PsddIngs and buckrsm, JCsnton aud itali. grapes
coG'pete assortment OF = complete assortment oi
AestIDgs, rlboons,
Linen ean'brics tom 9s ysilk. twist, and thread,
to l5syd {, A. assortmen, Of buttons
Neive. nbboo Tor trim. Woolen table coverings,
mings, Yfarn and worsied bose.
Also vide for belts, : ry,
Gentlemen's draws and JLinen shselinrs & shirt.
gloves, = ings,
Nice Cologne vs,ers, ., Cotton lsoes and edgings
Milinctts AID wires, aBlue and fancy csllicoes
Pack and pound pins. L Nee furniture caliieoes,
"A Assortment eambries, ,frinses for curtains,
Csmbrie poke, hdsi. Coun,erpsnes and fey
L'0en csnvric sdkfs L ready made colalortes
AaI O. 10y otbes article, too tedious 10 mention.
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ONH!vD. .s..D ron SIZE.
one nice bel. very cheap. Dec Is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-15
Grand .6greai,nrat Snecn,anon.

II stated asa Tact IN tho Poushkrepsia
Journal, iha, a. 5. PelI. Esq. Of Hyde Park,
New York, has growing on his farm upwarsls
oi"rfy thonsand cfhie frees, nearly fl TO set
out He intends 10 transplant III. iree, on a.
bout seven hundred acres oi rich land in Uis-
ter coun.y, and TO raise the fruit, which is
chiefly OF the Kind called the Newton Pippin,
lof exploration.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-15
CHARTS, &c.
nm. II. PATYPONE

nm. II. RH7H4ONE,
ihs Just received and offers for sale. at his store
i head IF Pocke, Uha.E new Chart. extending
from New.fork to Havana, improved by government
surveys in 1920, with general assortment Of charts,
of the latest survcys-Bovdichs N1vigsors. 5h edi.
'irn American Coast Pilots, 10Th edition; Nautical
A'msnscks for The years 1922 and 1925 seamens'
daily Assistan,-wlth complete assortment af Nau.
ticas lns,rumen,s-set,er ,writing. log aud wrarpi
Paper--Quis and Ink Powder.
also, general assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery,
Cordage and ship Chandlery.
Just received. 80 casks cut Nails assorted sizes
80 thousand Bricks--20 doz Tie
o. Cordage aud Cables made to order, and ves.
sells furnished with every article for long and short
vo! 9ses. .9uypst Id
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-15

Degrees @freeeasnee in Georgia, Burohe.
In Georgia, tract Of country partly sub
ject to tho Turks aud partly TO the Pefsisns,
a oserchao, is less respected than mechanic,
and mechanic less than hosbsndmso bos
one sf the most respectable employmou,s ia
Georgis, Is that Of q poolic execu,ioner /; tho
profession Is deomed honor able, md the p'o-
fessors al rich. II any man can trace a hang.
man amongst bis soces,oss, he Is extremely
pond Of u, and neser tails 10 mention !, eth
exvi's,ion ! at the same time observing, ,hst
nothing is so noble % executing jusuee, and
sha, the safety Of the state depends upon 1hs
sxlc 80 nauJn " G, initials.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-15

Aal u.,oy olhes articles too tedious 10 mention.
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ONH9vD. AN ron S1IE.
one nice bel. very cheap. Dec Is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-15
Among his medicines are


Among his medicines are
Ooef. SydeDh0ni's celebrated Pills.
-" These Pills are excellent preventves of many
diseases, u taken IN due season, aud in actual dis
ease have been used with good success They st.
lord grat relief To bilious bsbiis. in rheumatism,
Jsundice, sick headache, habitual cos,yeness cor
rect and purify the blood aGd are excellent IN fc
male complaints. They are gentle in their oIera.
ho", ana are the best physic for the headache when
pr proceeding from .defang ement al The stomach ard
bowels They are superior TO Lees. Auderson's, or
100 oers rms" The increasing demand for Syden.
hams Piiis, is evidence of thet superior efficacy.
Rose OialmeRf. .....
This beautiful Ointment is a cheap, certain, safe
and speedy cure for the ITCH ], has been dsed as
sremedy for the scadbead, and for other e up,ious
about tie head. face, hands, &c. This ointment has
never tailed to cure the Itch in a single instance
when properly applied The calls for this on,.
men' m preference to any oIher, is proof OF ns
periorty.
Also. Of the best 9aa.r,, Essence Of Peppermint
Liquid Laudanum, ELK psragoric. other Tnctures
and Exlrs, salts, hiera piers. sulphur cren tartar
&c..&c. Teeth Powders and Brushes, opodctdoc,
British Oil, Bhters, &c.
Also, Doct ManlcSh's much sduiired
4H0tSGgagcar OH,.
tor the hair Iais oil is used to curl and perfume
the hair to cause i TO grow, aud 10 prevent bald
ness This OH is in general request
Dc. j. informs his g. lends and the pubiic,
that bose "hc purchase AZ his shop, for esery dol
lar they shall receive 7s5 Worth OF any articles at
the nsna' prices. Dee. Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-15
FOR SALE-M a lo9y p,7ee.
a n I'M ,,, a.. t-,.,, 4,

TUX SHLE--HE a l01p pI1tc.
a FARM Ill The town uf Columbia,
n (Con.) situate tvo miles westerly from the
meeting house, sha one mile from the turnpike road
ieadmg from Lebanon TO Hartford; containing i30
ceres. Said farm is we'll watered, and well proper.
toned in moving. Pasture. pIoughand, wood.
land and orchardng-wi,h u convenient dwelling
house, two 'arns s3I other out houses threon stand
ing Payment viii De made easy -.say one fourth at
the time of purchase, the o,her three fouftis may
remain on good security, from one. to ten wears AS
best suits The purchaser. For further particulars
enquire Of EPaaAIA MiSEa on the premises, or 10
MANAosEii MIfra,
SEPT. I8, 1922. Of Stonipgton