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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-26
THE TREASURES OF THE DEEP.
nr Mrs. HEMAss.

nK Mrs. HEMASS,
What hids thou in thy treasIrecaves and cells,
Thou holoy- sounding and mysterious Main!
Pale gistenng pearls, and rainboH-colored shells,
I!r ght things which CLEAN unreckd Of and IN Valn
Keep, keep thy riches, melancholy Sea!
We ask not such from thee.
Yet more, the Depths have What wealth untold
Far down. and shining through their stiffness lies
Thou hast the starry gems, the burning gold,
Won from ten thousand royal ArgoHes
Sweep Ger thy spoils, thou wild and wrathful Main
Earth claims not these again.
Yet more the Depths have more Thy waves have rold
Above the cities Of world gone by
Sand hath filld up the palaces of old,
Sea-weed o'ergrown the halls of revery
Dash DER them, Ocean! in thy scornful play
Man yields them 10 decay.
Yet more the Bilows and the Depths have more
High hearts and brave are gather'd to thy breast,
They hear not now the Booming waters roar,
The battlc-thunders v i'll not break their rest.
Keep thy red gold and gems, thou stormy Grave
Give back the true and brave
Give back the lost and lovely l--those for whom
he place kept at board aud heart 50 long;
The PRAYER went up tro' mdnghl's GREATNESS gloom,
And the vain yearnng woke midst fesal song
Hold fast thy buried isles thy towers o'erthrown,-
But all is not thine own
To thee, the love of woman hath gone down:
Dark auw thy tides DER manhood's noble head,
Ger YOUTHS bright locks and beauy's howcry crown;
Yet must thou hear voice-Restore the dead -
Earth shall reclaim her precious things from thee
Restore the Dead, thou Sea!
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-26

psNplErox,s. C.,Aro. ao.--1 Paatier.--on
Sunday the 9th ul,. Mr. Benjamin Wilson, passing
along the road near Georges Creek and oaluda
River, in this district saw Panther and stopped to
view him. He was crouched down, watching some
hogs near him, and be saw him jump upon one OF
them which he instantly killed. Mr. wilson I'M
mediately gave notice 10 some of his neighbors,
and they went in pursuit. When they arrived at
the place, they measured the distance, which was
forty feet from the spot on which the panther stood
to the place he alighted on the hog, which he carrl-
ed above two hundred yards to place oil deposte'
where they found parts of four or five more The
dogs ran him near mile before he ran up tree
when MIR. Wilson shot him in the breast, and he
died instantly. He measured eight ieet from the
nose to the tip Of the tail. IL supposed the firing
of cannon on the Table Rock, had driven him from
his usual haunt, down into the settlement, where
perhaps such an animal had never before been seen
at that season Of the year.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-26
l67o7
Fl ON the ". y. Spectator.

Death in Prison.--lt appears by the verdict oil
coroner's jury, published il the Morristown Pal.
ladium, that debtor by the name of John E. Cor
nine, died on Saturday last in the prison Of that
county, ofa fever contracted aggravated and rem
dered fatal' by long confinement, during The most
unhealthy season of the year, in small filthy room,
with six, and.at one time, nine persons We are
informed by the Newark Eagle, that the debtors
apartment in that prison is so offensive and unheal
thy that the sheriff is obliged at his own rsque and
responsibility, to give the debtors the benefit of the
house, for time, almost every day, or see them
perish in the extremes of human wrelchedness.
Such may be the fate Of the most honest and up.
right man on earth yet Notwithstanding this, says
the creditor.
"I'll have my bond; will not hear thee
I'll have my bond and therefore speak no more.
Ill not be made soft and dull eyd fool,
And relent or yield to christian intercessors."
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-26

A letter from Fort Brazeau ,or Look Out 400 mile.
upthe Missouri River, of the 22d Of July last, TO
gentleman in Pittsburgh states that the troops des.
tined against the Ancara villages we're ten mile,
below Fort Brazeau, and were to resume their
march on The morning of that day. They consist.
Cd o. about 200 regulars of the U. S. army, 400
Sioux indians 10 of Ashley's and Henry's hunters,
and so OF the fur companys men. They were
expected to attack the Aricarss about the la,,er
end of July or first of August
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-26
TRADE OF BALTIMORE.

We stated the other day that there was an unu'
sual briskness in the -four trade Of this market.
We are pleased (says the PATRIOT to lind that II
continues, and that the many milling establishments
in this neighborhood continue TO be actively employ
ed. II is stated that there cannot be less than
10000 barrels now aloat in our harbor, destined
for foreign ports.
In addition to this, q commercial friend informs
us, that there has been exported from Baltimore
from the first of January last to the first oil August,
the following amount of Maryland Tobacco; viz :
To Amsterdam, SAG hogsheads.
Rotterdam, <l00
Bremen, 59l8
Hamburg, 1854
Other Ports, 400
l6,7o7
Since the above estimate was made, several yes
sells have sailed with tobacco, and We have several
vessels now loading with this article for foreign
markets. This certainly looks well and affords
substantial evidence Of a revival oftrade.
Chronicle.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-26
NORFOLK, Sept. 10.
--latest from Thompson's Island.

JI0HV 1If0"F 1sruHH'
The brig Warren, Capt. Owen, arrived at this
port from Thompson's Island, left there the 9Th
inst. l.ieutenants Boarman and Wall, Acting Lieut.
Sullivan and Midshipmen Shaw and Leggett have
come home in the Warren in consequence OF i'll
health. The intelligence by the Warren is week
later than that by the Beagle, and is of the same
melancholy cast.-The fever had not abaed-the
sick list was augmented and several new victims
have been added to the list OF deaths--among whom,
We truly concerned to state, is Midshipman
Miles King, son Of MILES King Esq. Navy Agent
of this stalon-a most amable and promising youth
Commodore PoRTEn continues in i'll health
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-26

On Saturday morning between two and three
O'Clock, an unhappy man, styling himself j. Rioult
De Mombray. Public Accuser from 1909 to 1919
at the Court Of Caep in France, put an end to his
existence, in singular manner.
Mr. De Nj nbray's mind had been for some
years past haunted by many imaginary foes. He
was The special object OF vengeance with thetFrench
government, whose displessure he Ganced he had
incurred by his political opinions aud by exposing
the abuses OF men in authority. SsThe emisaries
q france, seemed to have little to do but TO work
hIa obstruction. They had poisoned all the wells
IN his neishborhood, and when Mr.. De Mombray
wanted drink OF water, he was obliged to go from
his own house in Ninth street near Lombard, as
far perhaps as the Northern Liberties Some
times he took boat and from the middle OF the
Delaware obtained the necessary supply of pure
water: It was equally difficult for him to obtain
whoesone loaf Of bread. In vain it was that Mr.
DE Mombray published advertisement after adver-
tlsement offering large rewards for the discovery
and prosecution to conviction Of those persons who
were plotting against his life. In vain was it that
he appealed for assistance toshis brother masons,
among whom he had been for ten years p,st
master. lie number OF his enemies increased ra-
Their than diminished and some Of our newspaper
editors Tell under suspicion for refusing to publish his
advertisements. though he was convinced that the
reluctance oil others to insert them arose from a
dreao thet they also would be poisoned, if
they exposed the designs Of the French emissa-
ries.
He dwelt alone, not daring to trust another per
son in the house WITH him, & under continual dread
OF attacks his life. 1t was this state oil mind.
which made him look upon almost every man as
his enemy, which, probably led him on that morn
ing 70 put an end to his terrestrial sufrrings He
set hire 10 magazine of powder, and blew out the
front and gable end Of the house in which he dwelt
The remains ofthe unhappy Mr.. De Mombray were
taken from the ruins
lie was man ofelegant appearance and refined
manners.--Phitadelphia Gag.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-26
Philadelphia, Sept. 10.
DARING VILLAINY.

very daring attempt to commit a robbery and
murder made last evening, little after sunset,
near the Four Mile Stone on the Lancaster road
The Rev. JOHN e. REIsNoR, minister ofthe Meth.
odist Society, native German, and resident oil
Lebanon county in this state travelling from this
city homeward. He was overtaken by two men on
foot, both we'll dressed in dark clothes the one
middle aged man with thin yisage the other a
young man with round full face, about . years oil
age. They both seized the bridle and demanded his
money, The older man presented sharp knife to
the breast OF se traveller, who struck him with his
umbrella, and Immediately received two wounds
IN his right hand with the knife. He was dragged
from his horse, and told to give up his money. He
replied that he had none: They insisted that he had
said they would kill him il he did not give it up, and
commenced beating him over the head and Shout
ders He cried out murder; upon which, the young
man holding him, the old villain mounted the unfor-
tunate travellers dark mare, about seven years old
with white in her face, and fed precipitatey towards
the city; and the other then into the ad dining
woods Upon hearing the cry OF murder, Two sons
OF Edward George. al work in field not far distant
fastened to the spot, and brought the wounded
preacher to the Columbus Inn at the Three Mile
Ssone on the Lancaster Road. He still remains
There, and we are happy TO state that his wounds
are not mortal. 1t is fortunate circumstances that
having failed TO receive 600 dollars il the CITY, he
had no money in his saddle-bags. II is the common
interest Of every citizen to do all in his power to
capture the robbers and the property taken by them
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Per the Harren.1
"ALLExToN, (T. ~ Sent.

"ALLENToN, IT ~ Sept 8, 1925.
This place continues very sckly. In addition
70 the deaths which bad aiken place previous to the
Sailing OF the Beagle, are the following, which have
occurred since: Lieut.. Henry Gillian and Lieut..
n. Garter, Midshipman Miles King, and Mr.. New.
ell. Among the sick are, Com Porter, DR.. Will
hanson, DR.. New, DR.. Basselt, Acting Master
Arthur cambridge, Midshipmen Farmhouse, Rit-
tenhouse, Benbridge. Radcliffe, G. B. Wilkinson,
Mr.. Navarro, Sail Maker of the station, and Mr..
.Crery, Purser's Steward. There are also from 4C
to so sick at the hospital, Attention, and on board
the Hect. The Commodore has changed his pen
dant from on board the Sea Gull to the Peacock
it is thought, on account Of the i'll state Of his health
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-26

Mr. Dunning replied one day to a fiiend of his
VINO asked him how he could GET through The
immense business with which he was loaded
undore, "'' '''' 'eS' -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-05
NEW GOODS.

II. SESSIONS, has received ms fall
Sid Winner Goods. which with his former stock,
makes bis assortment very extensive
--.imosy Irhich arc--
G UpERPINE, fEe middling and io~ priced
y Yrosdcioths asd CsssIncres Queens cloths and
Kerseymeres for ladies' COATS, bate red white. yell
INV black and green FisnneIs. fesrnooghts, DeTon-
shire Kerseys, Plains, nd serge. Goa,ngs. scotch
PIads great variety. ves,ings Csmbie,s Tor ciofss
printed Raitineus. bale fgu,ed and plan BoTnba.
aetts all coiois snd prices. double niiled 5 . red
Boizes Blankets from 80 TO lis. worstcG draws
and robbins, Caroline psids, 6gured por'ns. yabby
Seyets sls ditto, Coronation c'c,h for plan ,hsw's
Fueuiulres. Calicoes, 6nshsms. tinens, to. Cara
hrics huen damask, linen sAectings, Rusfia 'Eeei-
!nysy Ravens Duck eassiraeta shev's great vnr'e-
~, aas, bandanno and German iSiiisa sin iianokts
sancy and black sllk dto superior g,siry mcr'no
Iianlkfs. cotton flag hkfs. bnen cambric DITTO very
fine. Black and coared naakia snd Canton grapes
black, white aod green Italian da,o, English c>sh
mere long shawls, black snchaSs rn,s ssrsrtts.
pls,d Lus,rings, coored ditto, siare Mus'ns Ild'a
null ditto, figured mnslins, ditto TOE dresses; bom'
bazin., Russia Diapers, black and olive Ve>e's.
disces, Carpelbiniings, Crash. brown aud blse6
Nneas, sewing silk md tviss PlnA Sc. &c
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UNION FACTORY.


INDIGO Blue.
->HR subscribers respectfully informs their
4 friends and The putiic, tbat they have esisb,
ished the Indigo blue Dying, shd have employee
An experienced workman at the co'oring ard h"'sh
,ng wooiien goods OF all descriptions "'li ue r, W.
.ne in ,he nestest manner, IN tie most reasonable
terms.
WOOL CAkHlNG.
Wool of all grades csrded into rolls in The bes'
manner. They continue 10 manufacture WOOL on
shares or by contract, Us nay best SUIT their EN-
pioyers. .,., "A
.ov .,ticles intended tor the Union Factory
EDWARD SThNH0pE, ard
ROBERT r {. P3ANCiS CARR, Nerporf
GEORGE LAWiCN, 1ivertsn
JEKEhiAH CLIFFORD, Bri':0! Perry.
The, return their sincere thanke 10 their ioFHet
,,,o,o.,, aud solicit the. continuance ot their Ia
yours. oO'iN ,,.n,,
MOSES LhWJOE
r,,,a "a
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1AIUABLe fkAL EsYA7Ei
FOR SALE. on Tn TET

TDH WHIT VN II =
THAT pleasantly situated stand for r,lh''o
/ House, situate in Portsmouth. about 8 na. q
from Newport. with an excellent orchard gyfde'i,
extensive ou, houses, in tho ovsh repair, spd boGe
six acres Of land. The slsson Is We Known, hA.-
ing been occupied as puLiic hou:s tor many !esr5.
.las-a three acre lot, IN the a'sin road. ~ih"
ore mite from the s,atellouse.
L,Ler11-sn excellent we'll finished two s'oAN
Dgei,iog House, In Hosard street. the south pa's
Of the ,own, in perisc, repair. and having hrG-
garden, with an abund,nt sufp'y offruit
LjEewir-two shares in the PorlsmouIb w oo'en
Manuisetory, now in ieli operation.
For particulars relative To the whole OK any 3si-
OF Tie above properly, apply 10 o,,
N,ynort Jan IS 1920.
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POhTR
[sELfc rED.1
TIE SENSON&.


EmsLsM or uUnAs Lfrs.
HAVE seen the green budding Spring,
.rhe scenes Of my hope it ilumh'
I've seea the gay Summers bright beam,
On its stay fondly presumed.
have seen Yellow Auturnn's rich stores,
1 hoped it's delights wosid abide;
Aud Winters c.lil blast have heard.
The spoils Of Tie groves spreading woe.
since then Spring The psren. oi joys
b foilow'd by Winters bleak wind'
All why should . foster The hope,
ferpetusJ pleasures 10 md
But despair not, c,r Winters iiarsh storms
Are tie nurse of the hopes of the sprng'
Both the smiles of the 5ummer's bright days'
And Autuma's rich treasures they bring
SO the stern Winler's dsy OF our lie,
Aud the tenpests that over u ro7c,
Shalt yield to- the dursbie smi'es
uf spring ever bioowing above
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW. .ENeLi iSD FARMER. OF the Agrieul,u.'
~ Dictionary, vo' . ).
Polar scenes, juveniie book, vol. ~.
logan, novel. 2 vols S2
XIX whi,s's aemsins. Con,i1uej in Cd vss
MARITIME D.soovery. vol 81.
Pen owen novel, 2vns y
The above arc for sac b.
bee. IS. y.G6fES KzIfJioNr
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Domestic Manufactures
HARVEY SESSIONS,

Has jus. rece,oed. and m'e"d' % feeN e'"'
sIan.lv /oy sale fhe JoilcsYing OsmesHe
Hanufaefured Goods, VIZ -
Dao.ocLo1us and Casslmeres, COL
Ap ore,l and wl,te F:snnes. al, wool d"'o' s't','
/ Plains, Bedicks. stripes ant"'hgns'ns. 81 :.
"a c;be,. q sA brown shee,lnss. "a q 54 whit
ere. ditto. "a T. 78 shiFtmgs. blescbed add un'
bleached. Wsrps and Filings, all numbers. var
ran,ed the FIRST quany. duo co'o'edi napefs,,
Towelotb, Yarn Stockings ard aii1'ens, Whi'e s"'
oIored Cotton Threads. &c &c. nov 10.
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WOOL CAkDlNG.
Portsmouth. June f3

No LlE,
tAMES TOWNSENn, Informs BIS TRENDS ana
j The pubic that h, has employed an experienced
workman. At the CABINET MAKING business
snd is ready attend 10 The calls o' h's o'o Gus
toners and Friends--the smallest favour will he
gratefully acknowledged and punctaa''y attended
to-calI a, the Chambers over hs store, nor'h
corner OF Raunister's s-Thart MaFch ~ IoZl.
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SHEAUHiNG PAPER, LiNoEE.D
OIL. SLAVES, sc.


A CONSTANT supply Of the following Kinds oi
~ Paper, Of very superior qn"i'ty' may DC h"o
r.. w. LAW TON,
Cc-7rr Of Washington Square and Thames
Suee!.--PK
Fin. sheathng or CopPer--sand shcs.hng--
J,oubIe and single wrapping. extra sAes--Ae"''S'
Csp. Spr uardSare, &c.
ALSO,
10 bills watermans iinseed OIL
10 900 w. o. HID SLAVES
so 900 CIGARS
G-roae case supcs6ne LiNsNs, oasAr bS the
piece or yard.
Newport, Jniy IL. ...--..---4-.-
REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL"
r1>uE subscriber conte mp'a,ings 'enova' nom ils
stale, Offers 20, safe his esD,e, sana'e on NC
Point, Consisting of Dweing-hod'e sna s'S o's
of iu,d, near to and adjoining tbs house
dkSo,
The s,oop Fancy, burthen SO tent, gopo staVnou
sesset well found, and in good oider Tor sea-now
living a, Marbles Gate DennisD wharf on the foih'
where she may be seen
eor p.r,icuars an terms OF sale oi The above pro
per,y, api'y io rELc" ia &c,
Newpnt, luty "a iH'. W.
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T-PRINTfAG g, Of az kinds.srees!ea .
a sa,,sss.fory cr1sscr az fa.s oGee.
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IENNl.T DRUMMOND.

HAS Just received a large assortmen'
IL Of fashionable articles suitable foe the sea
Oct 80
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Among his medicines are

Doct .SydenbQal'S celebrated PiHs.
"Tbese Pills s,e excellent prtyertves OF many
diseases if taken in due season and in actual dig.
case have been used with good success 1hey '''
ford g,ea, ,eiief TO bilious habits. IN rhe"mAsm'
iAuud,ce sick headache, habual cosuve'ess, cor
rect End rurify the blood, al d ale eTcehcnt IN 'e'
male CON, ,ain,s They are gentle VI thew oI era
ton and arc toe best 2lys'c Tor the hssd'sche VIII.
proceeding from de,.uSement OF the s'oU ach ano
bowes They are sursrior 10 Lees, Anderson = OF
Boouer's Pms The increasing denand5or sso.''
hams Pills, is eviderce OF their superior tiicacy
Rose Ointment.
"This beautiful Outinen, is cheap, certain saIS
and speedy cure tor The ITCH Fi has oeen nsee aS
remedy for the scsld head ar For oiher e'op''o"S
about tie head face, hso,.s, &c. Ehis ontre"t has
never fsiled To cure the Itch, IN sngie ins'sncF'
when properly applied" The calls TOR 'his oht'
merit in preference 10 any othcr Is poor e' us su-
periority c..
A.so, of the bsst 7unhly. Essence Of Peppermint
| iguid I,udanum, tnx Psrsgorc, o'her he'ur's
and Flixir. salts kitra pcra, sulphur, cre'n 'aTtsr
Re. &c Teeth Powders and Brushes, opode'dec'
British Oil. Bitters &C.
Also, Doct Maoleigh's much admired
..]0d0g0SC0r CW,
for The hair This oil is used to curl and perium:'
be hair, 10 cause it to grow and to prevent bsld''
ness This Oil is ~ gners request
0j'hs ABOYE,
15o ib ess popp"rmiu'-i00 10 hGHid 'audanum
Ia cross of rose or itch ointment, ~ gross OF Sy-
d,oham's Lees & Andecsons riIls--6 gross oF
N,n,.iphs ceebra ated Madagascar Oil or the hair
G.aphers. aud other sats--al. of superior qualify.
Br i8
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FRESH
Drugs 4M AEDICINLS,

OF THE BEST QUALITY.
Which will be sold for re'g ri'derGfe priees' ss
Da. JOHNspN's oH'P,
No. Iee, THAMES STREE7,
ysst north ofhe B'iek -Harf'T'
orr IouNsoN tlsnss those vho have csiled
~ on hrn for medicine. or medical aid And ss-
lines ohers, that they VII! find as gcsd Med eres
A. his shop as elsewhere and The greatest care "
be had ,hst 10 mistske lie made.
ar Medicine Chests pmt up, or rt?'ensheo' ior
families or ships, with great exac,ness
a. Natural and .rtifciai Tee,l prepared and set
in the ncatest r.-per Teeth dressed, extracted
Gc with the greatest cave.
niT Uoet J. .riH attend as ts,sal 70 GA PrytIsi5Haf
crHs
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And
No. l. Custom Honse L0mt.
NffL rnIS DAY OPEN,

No. /. Custom HohSe L0Ws'
Will rbIs DAY OPEN,
A large lot nt Goods, which will make
IA his assortment complete, ,and will /sl Sem
from fifteen to twenty per cent cheaper than ca" De
bought in this town.
.sr14ng which are the foii0-sing
Broadclo,h, Gue shd bic CT. from 80 Ia ies pr "a
Cassimei O. blue black and fancy colOrs, Eoio sso
tn LSs per yard,
Peiice CIobs. various colors. from 9s 70 2is yd
Plain Boribsse,s, from 30 TO so cents,
KerseW, satinets and plains, very cheap,
Flapneis sfd Baizes from is6 Ia SO
Coating. very nice, and 4 wide. for oniy 7seyd
Bombasins, "a wide, from es9 10 1916
Figured and plain poVlns
Black six half hose, tor only js
Book muslin handle, chiefs, for i.ej and bne,
Ladies' book muslin irRis long, Tor OILY ~ cts
Gentlemen heg silk hdkfs tom SD 10 oS
A superb lot Of shell and horn conLs Yery chesp'
black, White and drab pumes remarkably low
Chine hi,s skins Tor ladies hats and TRIMMINGS
Buttons, corLs and bindings ior coat snd hsOn 'fi"
mings,
Denmark sa,tins. and pr,r,-as Cor ladies shoes,
Thread lace iion ls6d To i2s yd
straw a,M gimp trimmings tor edge OF lsdtes ocn'
nets,
The very FIRST quality Of black silk hdkis
CASHMERE shaw IS from l3s6d 10 24s esch'
Klddsr,ninsler csrpe Ings very nice, iorel J"
Also,
Long and shor, sd sv.S c'ps and eorsl"1'tr., s
Uimask and diaper, - handsome iot o' Scc''h
Russis Aectng Ivy pieecY p'sds,
ur yard, q ahce'hgs hhu s''"N'b'
paiIinr. mod buckr.m VC.nton aud itaiian grapes
,op,n',te assortment OF 4 complete assort'neHt of
yestiogs, Iiopon', ,,
Linen cairbrics from S. , six, twist. and shrcHd'
,oIz.yd = Al assortment oF buttons
ye!ye, ribbon for trim. Wootn table coverings,
mngs, SlSrh anu @ots's" nos'e'
Also wide Or belts, 4 ry,
Gcntlemens draws and linen sheeNngs o. sh"''
gloves ngs,
N;ee Cologoe va,ers. cotton lsces and eagings
MI,ioeu, aud wires, $Bluc and fancy callicoes.
Pack and ponnd pins, 4 Nice furniture ca'hcoes,
An a,sortme u, cambrics, .'frnges for curtains,
Csn,brio pocket hdsis Scounterp'nss and iey
linen oomhric hdkt, resdy made comiortcrs
T",s" Taoes I"'d',eI a"d bobSms, bins Sco,ton s.ninsu
/ And many o,hgr articles too tedious 10 mention.
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on KlND, IND FOR SaEE.
| One nice bed, very cheap. DC 70
NOTICE.
Cou-t CT Pyo5afr, hes2aorf, Jan s, 1928.
~ application of tonstaat 7assr, Guardian OF tho
! " pers.m apG estate oi he iAte
MARI c G.iRDNER,
4 deceased, for seltteucat ot SSH Suaruians ac
count notice is hereby given to AL persons 'n'eres'
cal in said estate, To an est, II they |h"A Ut AZ
Court of Probate to be holden at tie house oi ,i'
| avid Constant raher, on Monday. the tbTd Day
| February next At o'clock. PM shew cSosc u ah!
| they have way Said account should not be A'o"ed
( Witness.
CHARLES CYEFG Probate CcrH
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-05
FRESH fAt.i. GOODS,
JOHN b EWTON'
lOf, Thames. street,

WILL this day open, compete as,
sor,ncs, of Goods for the season. which are onetsa
a, Or ees ,ha, cannot fsil sui'ng those VINO Wsn "
n,scb..e Uis customers viii fad it very much TO
their advantage 10 csi and see