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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25
.MARSHAL'S SAL.E.

by virtue of warrast which issued treasury
~ department of lie United States William ID. Tay-
lar late collector o the Direct Tax for the collection
dsi IN the state OF Virginia directed the Marshal
ibe Eastern Districf Va shall proceed sell to the
highest bidder Saturday the 21th Of December next at
10 the Of Hanoyer) par
fe OF land situated and yiDg ia the aforesaid
OF them adjoining Tayiorsve containing i32 acres
called iiarriss tract aud the other lying in What is called
we Shsbes Of HsnOye, coDtaniug about acres called
Sherieys tract The eboV described land will sold on
credit of twelve months the purchaser giving bond with
approved secury and title wis made until the
chase money Is paid. A. X. THORNTON, u. VI.
49, Tor John Pegrani, NJ. d. ".
II All persons who purchased property al late sales Of
Wn Taylor, hereby notified hat shall attend at
Taylorsville the 10th Of December
of collecting their bonds which fall on that day
. A. X. THORNTON, ID. II.
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JOHN Ii. BLa
A REASONABLE REouES,r.

sutOSE who are ia possession Of The ,oA- mem
uo4ed below, belonging the subscriber ar, arnes:v
requested 10 send them home forthwith or To give HIM
early notice ami they will he sent for -
FaLfOS
Gnthrtes Universal History. 2yuIunneS
Lord RaynoBd's Reports, Isl aud 2 vols
Mojlrrn EniGrS, 2 vols.
Lord Rnime> Principles OF Equity
fOnblaDquc on Equity
ouARfos AND oCrAvos.
Franklin Eec trcity
FerEU>on's Astronomy
Vatteps Law of atoms
Ainntrsluirn's Spirit OF Laws, 2d vol.
Judgment &c the Douglas Cau,r
Grl'Smt.'s Roman History > VOLS.
Giiberi's Law of Evidence
lulirr'> Ni,i Prus, BARCLAYS Ap,l.s, for Quaker,
is3"eriSoiIs History ot Oharlr. the 5lh
w SOU, History al Pai.p tie 2t
Uo of PL H.. tl. al
M nulNs Hst0rs of EugIthi, , vols
Snuiltt'S History of Engnud, vols
Suih'H History al VIr-ini'
Staumtous Em5ass, IT, lima
puhamei's liusbandry
Young xix uiunii> tour vols
Lie ~ FraukVU, written lay himself
Hees' life Of Washington
oEIrrJ ; Life Of SWIM
Life at Richard Cumberland
Taiey'S RhilosD;hy
Heat'ie lIutA
woo, TO : 3iI'> i.-h's Il Wan
hesihes aiai' uu.s rS ., i,e.
y d thr rubNcrihers syritten, or printed ia
mus ~ we a.oVr mentioned
-1.In'her, ne. N"'"mh.' - Nh EfEItNG.
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A rRipUrE or RfsprCr

~ meeting nf the llrcl stuens uf the Univers;t,
o ryIand on the 18th inst in the Chemical Hell. ,r lie
p-fpe oi tahing into i'd ion ,ann shr-
rig 'e'r respect for their deceased l-v student Inn
Jefferson Gregory, of VII gina Mir. tanlnim was called
l" ~, rhe eh"r, aud Mr.. Blne" appointed Secretary.
me loiOwinC resolutions unanimously adopted:
Htsotud, That the M. Oica Students VI the Univ,r az
Maryland wear Grape The left the space ihir-
" u'N> ~ token O and amaiinn
ceased fellow SiuIent, John jefferson Gregory.
Rssoiocd, That the proceedings or thi, meeting he nn-
hShsu IN iRe Morning Chronicle, National encer
aud Richmond Enquirer.
o,, b w. BRANiIAM, Chairman.
JOHN b. BLAKE, Secretary.
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Land aud .VigToes far .S0je.

by virtue Of will aud testament Of the late vii
~ lam Oasseis Of Amelia stall proceed to sell the
p ises Monday the 2ld day OF Dec chest
bdde on credit Of one and three years. bonds with
following tracts Of and. One SIS acres which
lac resided, situated IN healthy and agreeable neighbour
houses, adjoining the lands of DR. John Archer
Tending TO the main county road, which there is good
stone and lumber house, Is within 40 mics Of
dnd Petersburg One other tract containing 100 lying
on The opposite side Of The road, aud adjoining the
iands ct WILLIAM 5 Archer aud william Is. Giles, with e
small dwelling house aud other houses suitable for small
family Also other small piece about mile sbo,e The
former traces Containing 80 40 acres M woods having
a small lUgbOu.e thereon.
At the time place will sold to the mig hest 5-
der on credit OF tNelv months, bonds With approved
curly, between 80 aud 40 negroes tie stock of horses
COWS sheep ana hogs also "l The crops Of corn iodder
shuehs, plantation Utensils aud some household and titrh
en- furniture For al sums nader 20 dollars cash viii be re-
The Petersburg Intelligence will peHe insert tie fore
going In her paper for two weeks and send their
November %. 5a-5
EiHGISIA Al Rules holden in the CLERKS Ofc~ 0f Kig
aud Queen eeuaty, the Courthouse thereof, Mon
solomon Palen, @ho the benefit aud at the
OF Benjamin u. Monday, deceased. Plaintiff
Andrew samuel, Lee Boulware, adm'or Of Thomas sam
grl dec aud Ana Samuei, D.fis.
rhe defendant Andrew muei NOT having entered III.
appearance aud given security according TO the act of AS
sthy aud the rules Of this court, aud appsaring by ST.
shctory evidence that he Is nhalnantO OF s com
monwealt is o'dsred that the said defendant 10 appear
here 90 Or before the first DIV OF March next ond an
forthwith Published IN newspaper printed n tre cit,
u hich"nd Tor two months sur cFssiveis and ta' another
cops be posted the OF the courthouse vi said
county. C1Py-restc
GEO. IS. POINDEXTER, d ..
/ November -. 58-w8w
w as committed N che jail Of Aibemarl, coun, 10 b,
/ - zoth o. 1niy 1898. dark uiulauO nam d TOM
oU"ut tei 3 inches high. Stout square built aud IA
nsef says ne belongs TO Joseph Nonfe, Greensboro
ftortitf hea on when conmfie, pair Of pan alJo
SEQ sift The owner IS requested come forward pr,,
ropery pay eh"rees, and take hoi away, or be will IL
WILLIAM WATSON. Tailor.
NVFe"DeI 30 ~ -wiIw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25
NOTICE-

NICHOLAS J. POINDEXTER has removed TO the cit,
of Hichmond with vieS transncng Commis ion
busieshe will for the present he found the grocery
store OF William Anderson, Gary Sfreetwhere
ders from his friend, in the country will be
thankfully received aud promptly executed.
NICHOLAS J. POINDEXTER.
November
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FRIGATE uNITED sTATEs.

NoEFoLK, November 2G.-The broad pen
dant OF Commodore Isaac Hull, WAS hoioted
on board # the frigate United States, yester-
dsy morning on which occasion salute was
Cred from that ship
This frigaic is declined 10 the Pacific ocean
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25
BOANDERS.

E5IlE subscriber Gan arcnnnod, 70 mr. a Ofc,, ore g
NE Legislature and other gcnicr,rp ,,.h re,reei
F'onfer' iInicn~ar che CarpI nj. ,,,,ns a, g ,,,r
hr'; ans much pains have been take r.ocuc expe
NFh'e" ana proper servants. Good stables are eis, IN
readiness for Tie reception of bnrses-'rerr. u,,a,.e
November 25. 58-tf RICHARD, FiNy Aur,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25
RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT

PRiCE or SToCkS.-Corseied By j. Fl. Lynch.
United States Bank, 10
Bank OF Virginia, 66
Farmers Bank, 6005-sale al auction
Marine Stock ga IS YESTERDAY.
BANK NOTE EXCIIASGE.-COTrfoted at Cohsn's Oficr.
StaieBsnk OF North Carolina, 3 per cent disc
south Carolina hanks, "a ~ do do
Georgia banks, 3a 81 do do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25

DIEDl--on "Wednesday rnorningl,s'. Mr.. ELIZABETH,
city. - - 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25

, : I'D
Patrick 6afnie Is about feet inches high darL corr,
pleNi"r down look. ell his shout cts pnrs
,S WY m'ch "Vrr his ewes and has ueeoiuony
hlAch "enrd-br IS an lri,hui.n ,y iirth.
ierrN humphrey i. about or ir.bes hir ,,sr
oOs ~ us shoulders, dark h,ir, wi,h wears long in
'front.' had broad brn, hat s;r,rrd t,urIrt,,,, -
wo'sicon with Two of gs,s buors--Eas very much
HE appearance of a western wacgouer-b. l.. from, the
county of Augusta. ia - ESQ
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tCos,nu.aicated.I
MALI,IEnl-nn n

MAHhiEDl-or Tue Sdav the isib by the Re, VIZ,
tulton, Capt. THOMAS NJ. BONDURA\r u Miss NAitiA
L. second laughter OF Arthur Moselcy Esq BueA.i-
ham
o. the l8,h inst hv the Rev. Henry Alley. Mr. HENtYR
nNANttto Mss SUSAN O. NOungcst liter of he a,e
Henry iIeil dec, all Of buckingham
nn 80. 20ih in,t. Nv tn Rev. Henry Ney, Mr. WN.
LE,rNl =" M.. II hY Ann eldest darghi"r vi M.urice
NJ Langhorne, Esquire ali ui Duckiu CHAM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25

'EUiE F"male Scliori nlnuut Air, Caro,. ,o,,,,,
Miss Uanuai Hin. ' " '''' -
Tcrnrior board and tuition & 1875 paiI toIf .,,ry 4,
advance The school will hcrn the o1tb M E l,,aty
aiH tIwna" "n HE 20ih Of Dr-enbrr fdnsiay. The.
WH he no summer vacation The nii,fer Of .r,,i.r i.
hmird lp ten-a vacancy ,cnlns Cor iVo
Noy. -. go HUNrUBEV HlTL.
HARD WARE GOODS.
kth subscriber has tbe lste rrrva'e a.f "a
> nov receiving by ihF shr Gds o, eprnI a4.pruet
o.. HAWp WAhE CUTLERY e. SAODLERY, vhioi, IS
offered Tor sale OIL reasonable tero,s hv
80 THOMAS 4. NgsT.
S.-'"F' Ill AZ The Sigu NJ tlr rudinck
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25

The ~. y Ertning Post mistakes Chancellor Creed Tay.
II CarOiiAe."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25

A,ani;r and Gulf of Mcxico, and meeting ia poin
about so miles fro@ the Cane, leaving margin 50
upwards of 20 miles the East AMI West oohs e.
white se'ilenes's, that with the exception of H.
reservation, all Florida may lie Considered
relieved from the impedimenis 10 settlement, which
have been hitherto caused by the Indians.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25

The eieshcs o. NJ SAuze has hss,, ~.i.t,r,,~s' 4.
me denocrsts ga VhrIoH> ami ~ P.ru.
y van'a--Lancas'er count, hats not her ie>, iNoas
nan ''e rest. % Her minofuy of 1859 >,ecds h,
democratic vote g'v"u n any other ',~uiv %, a,N
'c' ~ IN" state. -'lcr deni"crh jl,iler wa, hrid
'' iie loh lust and 'monc ot5,, ,oa-is, an ~
g emphatic ones were given:
fhs nert Prtsdsst Jhs o. My se br n - r,a,sa ia.
i'slscpis and PR, tie Prt,iit a. n, i,e6
Tie D'pseeIo Putty Of Penpsy rania MA res. W.,
dauntless front Let "a il e2i - a. et,nsi.
rye voice at rennss i,ana Nil then d, gene.
ral government
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25
THE RESULT

by the above returns, which are complete
we are enabled to announce the election o
nnety-iour regularly nominated republican
membcrs of the Assembly, and thirty four o
the Opposition. or The senate, eight of tn.
republican candidates have succeeded, and Nv,
OF tie Opposition. The will of the people
as expressed through their acknowledged or
gans, regular nominations, is uttered in way
which, we think, must carry dismsy TO those
who have built their hopes upon the prostra-
ton of the republican party.
.ALbnny Argus, Nor. 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25
IRON STEEL, ALUM. 4 .

TIE GRAND LODGE OF VIRGlNTE
WILL meet Il, he Masan>' lail in Ire cit ,f Eirb
nont' ON ihe second MONDAY 10 Drcembcr next al 4
NovPrphc p. 20 =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25

WAsBINGToN, November 21.-Mr. BRowN,
the Senator fiom Louisiana, arrived here YES
ierday.
Mr.. GALLATIN, our late Minister TO France,
also arrived here yesterday. Nat Int
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20.-The Camden
Bank, on Tuesday, subscribed 10000 dollars
10 the SchuyIki Loan, and we have the pleas
IRE TO state, that yesterday morning S. Glrard
Esq. took the balance, IS 900, which completes
the sum Of 100000.
The Philadelphia Gazette says, that nearly
thirty hOusqnd men are At present employed
0n the great csual from the Texel to Ainstrr.
dam. The marshy earth which is found 10.
wards The bOttun Of the canal, is taken ou
with bag-nets, and fills more than thousand
boats each day. The canal will be iwenty-iv,
feet IN depth so that the largest East and ives
indIamcn, may pass direct 10 Amsterdam
Without unloading part Of their cargOps at tn,
TexcI. The canal will he more than sixt,
English miles long, and will cost, without i,r
Guiding he great food gates, more than ninei,
million guiIders.
COunisrJth mir Dollars. The public ar,
cautioned against base emission Of American
half-doIlar pieces, dated 1909, lately put ioi,
circulation in Philadclpha. Three Of then
were passed Oft black man in the marker
Tor pair Of Turkeys, by white mau whr
called himself the cook of a steam boat. O.
discovery OF the fraud, DO such man or s,eau
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25

The streets of this city enIisened by the
presence of great plumber of visit ants from
almost every part OF the country some on
commercial business, previous To the setting
IN OF winter some on their way to Washing
Ion, and others on visits to their fIiends.-
Among the distinguished strangers in town. is
the honorable THOMAS NJ. RANDOLPH late
Governor of Virginia. and so,-in-law Of Mr..
JEFFERSON. We understand he will remain
IN the city for several days. [Ib.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25
FIRE.

a party of gentlemen from this county, a
bout twenty in number, have just returned
rom hunting excursion on the west side ol
the Blue Ridge. They killed and brought home
Eighteen Deer. IGnz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25

The Ohio rose several feet high at Pitts
burgi on Wednesday night last Steam boat
navigation had consequently been recommen.
ced; two boats bad departed from that cit
down The river. and several others were pre-
pairing Ia follow. Business was revi,ing, and
the wharves and commission warehouses ex-
hbitIng scene OF hustle and activity truly
cheering.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25

New YORK, Nnvember 90 We learn from
conversations with gentlemen from difTerenr
counties in the interior Of the stale, that so far
as their information extends, bur one opinion
prevails among the members of the legislature
elect on the proposed change in the choice of
electors OF President aud our nformants ar.
unanimous in tho belief, that no man will ven
ture To raise his voice on the floor the |. gis-
lature IN opposition TO that measure In all
probability, the law will be carried by accIa-
nation at an early day of the next session.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-04
CHARLES M. THURSTON.

'thAh%a<J 1sls ilO ND oEN,
Has just reeeiged 81 offers for sale CHEAP
Jor Cash or ohhroped credis.
50 boxes and 10 bbls- Havana brown
sugm;
Barrels white do do
50 chests and boxes young Hyson,. Hyson skin,
souchong and Bohea Teas
s bags Coffee
do. Pepper,
5pipes Cognsc Brandyt
$ Hbds Jsmsica spirits;
Hhds and so bbis !eBck's best rye Gin,
20 Hhds Molasses;
20 qr. casks Port. Sherry and Malaga wines
Hhds old Cherry Run,
50 sacks blown salt;
20 boxes DooIitties SOAP;
80 do cogstes best do;
80 Kegs first quality Richmond Tobacco;
bbis Lcrriilsrd's paper do;
do. Lorriilard's Scotch snuff
% Jsss Iorrlisrd's Maccsboy do;
100 bags patent shoti
10 barrels sperm Oil
10 kegs Butter;
1000 WI. pure Ginger;
100 do. Nutmegs;
800 do. Csssis
Gloves;
20 Reams writing paper;
80 do. wrapping do;
40 quarter boxes spanish segars;
5000 American do &c &c
.fLSO.-h large assortment Of Groceries at re.
TAIL Newport, august Z 1898
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-04
POETRY.
Eom The Portland !Ssafesman.

The following lines were written by the celebrated
john Irumbo, author of McFingsi, addressed TO
biss Nancy Cook. in the year 1776. The circum-
stances which gave rise 10 them were As follows -
irumbuii and Thomas Wooster, both Of whom
nave since been men OF eminence, were fellow
students at law at Governor Griswold's, father of
the late Governor Grswod OF Connecticut. Both
OF them were IN the habit of visiting the family Of
Hon. John T.. Cook, whose daughter Nancy was
young lady OF uncommon beauty and accomplish
menis is.-Wooster b:cane exlrsvsg anuy fond OF her
put she conducted with the prudence becoming
her station, not manifesting any pariaity for him
more than tor others who visited the house AT
one OF these parties, Trumbuli, who was always
'o', OF y'yscity, observed 10 Nancy, that Tom was
80 oashfui he never could tell her how much lie
IoVed her, and therefore be would pursusde him
10 address her by letter Soon after Trumbul
wrote the following witty lines. and ssnt them 10
Nancy, without the knowledge Of Wooster but a,
All concerned knew that il was the production Of
Irumbuii none were offended, and ], became the
SUBJECT OF frequent mirih st their family parties
IL Is supposed tbst it was Published about that
hne but this communication was taken from lie
original. found few years since in the drawer of
the table occupied by Trumbu.l and Wooster, and
oaice. - '"''
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-04
CHARTS, &c.
WN. X. RHTHBONE.

Nm. II. RA7HBONE,
TIAS Just received and Offers tcr sale. at his store
head ef Packer HharE new Chart, extending
from New-York to iiavans improved by government
surveys in 1929, with general assortment Of charts,
OF the latest surveysRowdch's NSyig stors 5th edi-
ton American Coast Pilots, 10th edition; Nsutica,
Almanscks for the years 1922 and 1928. sesmens'
daily Assistsnt-wub complete assortment af Nsu.
teal instrumeaIs-letter writing, log and wrapping
papcr--tNs and Ink Powder.
.5jso. general assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery,
Cordsge and Ship Chandlery.
Just received so casks cut Nails, assorted sizes
SO thousand Bricks-20 dog Tile.
or Cordagc and Gables made TO order, and YES.
sells furnished with every article for long and ,hor,
oysges. august Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-04
Nezv and Fresh Goods.
JOHN Il. NEWTON,

Old Stand-No. lO4. Thames. street.
WILL open this day . very extensive assortment
OF Day GOODS, purchased in Boston the last
week. among them
Superb black levantines, garnitures Of
ribbons, Grape shawIs, ditto Mantles black manda.
rim grapes black sinchsws and sarsnets, black Can.
ton and maxim grapes, book and jaconet muslins,
parasols, stripe jeans, gloves and hosiery, merino
shswis and handkerchefs, black twiiled bombazett,
BLACK Italian grapes, vestings. &c &c.
CO We fOrbcar resorting to the 9ery fashionable
and cfaie mode Of advertising prices-we should be
pleased TO have purchasers cali and examine for
themselves JuIy g
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-04
TIE C3MELEON.


An extract q! a letter rom Madagascar, q
large Islsnd in the Indian Ocean, published
in The Salem Register, among other inter.
eating notices, contains the following Of the
Comeleon, Oh animal not less distinguished
by the peculiar construction OF It's eyes than
by Us proverbs! facility 10 changing its COL
our:
Among the curiosi,ies which saw a, Fort
Dsuphin, was the CameIeou. I had numb
oil them which ! kept tor some time. They
a'c shaped like lizard, except that the back
Is not SO fiat. have seen them from 9 to / ,
Or IA inches long. Tho prevailing color OF
the Ca'nceon is green, or a 'yeilowisb green,
When excluded from The light for @ sbor,
time, they appear of dark chocolate color.
They certainly have the properly OF assuming
IN sone degreee, the coIcr Of what lhev are
placed On but for instance, though placed
them on ~hi,e paper, never saw them ,u,D
white. The. most remarkable thing 10 ,pls
animal is the construction Of its eyes which
sre placed 10 liuie mosesbic globes in the
head, which globes tufa every way, and pro
ject Iittle, so that the creature, with one eye
,utned fol ward, snd the other backward, can
see eve,y thing around it, without turning the
head, which It Is incapable Of doing, except IN
a yety small degree.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-04
.issritaneous ArticIes.
From the Oxford Gazette.


Considering my.,lf os having q tolersbie
voice, and IN wy Style, something uf q knsck
at singing, you mus. no, be su-p,ised tina, I
should most rchsioUsly believe tina, .csn
spend my Sundays to no better advantage thsn
attending meeting aud assisting in the psalm
ody. But would DO glad to drop a word 20
you OF my troubles. The young blades oil
our society have grown so much wiser and
moro learned than their fathers, that they clean
cutrun me. They have learned what they
call their new eity.Dode Of soloing, rlihng,
(adge'ng, and qusvcring, that when attempt
10 sing, am quito at odds with them.
Tins they cell the new fashions end our
rr'ois,sr says he cannot pteach sesiost IL FAR
lear OF giving offence. They must be intulg.
cd because they have learned il from their new
city masters. After oil, Mr. Prin,e,, I really
think, that when my wife and |, ano Deacon
S"igger's daughter Patience do not help them
especially on rainy days, their singing, as aun,
Lucy says, "is sadly out at elbows"
must tell you how we GO, served the 9th.
er Sunday Our good minister ebsnced to
read one OF our favoric psalms, beginning
with reverence let the saints appear,
And bow before tire lord"
when instead Of singing tho good old tune of
Mss', end giving 1t the truly sonorious twang
oi New. England, with which We used to ,inp
at Tan foa, our young blades esl.oped off in a
new ci'y tune, slursins away ia mos, dsIec.
table qusvcr,
"wilh reverence let the sa-..a.-io,s appear,
"And dbow--wow.-wow-.wow before the Lord"
This was an unlueky sIurriog for our ms.
i,er's Little Wallet pug hsppsuinG 10 salsh
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-04
TO LET,

ind Possession green Immediately,
DART of the house OF the subscriber
Il pleasantly situated in MiiIs,ree,, at the cor.
ncr OF spring street-hsving conveneu, yard, gar
den, welt Of good water, rain water cistern, wood.
house. &c. larger or smaller pstt Of ssid house
will be let, either furnished not. as may suit the
applicant. For particulars, apply To-
ELIZA BURLINGHAN
N. u. Mrs. BuRLISGHaN keeps constantly for
sale. an assortment OF genuine Groceriss, C,ocke.
~, &c.
Newport, June i8
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-04
NEW-YORK HATS.
George Wanton,
HQcat 70 L. HathaVvay,

HYCt 70 Z. 10EH0VUdy,
TT AS just received a complete assort-
l. n meat Of Mems. Youths and Chi'drens HATS,
and they were mace by ,ie best worknen eypress.
y tor this rsartsS. they warranted good, an lsv-
,ng been purchased With Cssh--and paying no du-
ties or profits ia Providence, they be afforded
mach ohesper than Hats which do not come direct
from NeJ, lOrs
Mems fashionable oeai, bell aad strait crowns ;
Youths and ChildCen's fancy hats Mems wide brHs :
two cases si'vered AMI giided Sne Castors
making variety OF every kind usually wan,ed. are
now opening snd for sale at the Book and la, store