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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-04
NOTICE.

TUE Trustees Of Ne~ington Academy are anxious to
Il engage for the year, Teacher well calculated
to teach eriicy the Latin and Greek Languages ahe-
na,,cs, Geography, &c. Clergyman with family would
be Pretered enneny qualified, the profits Of
tails institution, sureradiei subscription which has
areay been sisrtd the Churches, Will, they
wen assurs,l, produce n handsome revenue.
The country is healthy the situation pleasant and The
and convenient aud the do
mes,ic economy will necessarily desove uoa the teacher
If he so have family, the proceeds Board TUT
Jon will be for his benefit.
rhis Institution which possesses moreover many local
advantages, cannot fail 10 be productive
profits, ana the prospects OF future improvement WILL In
great uegree, depend the exeriins OF
and eventually be commensurate his devotion its
terest.
Ls,teTs lpost paitD addressed to the IT. Rev. Dnhop
Moore al Richmond. Tie Trustees, viii he attended
gloucester Iitil Nov. 1871. 59--2ti,S2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-04
NOTICE

IL persons having any claims against the late William
~ Scott, dec are hereby notified and required
them known 20 the undersigned order that pros son
may be mae ior discharge. Aud all persons ineb
the said estate earnestly requested TO make I'm
mediate psyRent TO WM. WALrHALL, Adai'or
witE the viii annexed of WIN. Scott. dec.
a. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-04
NOTICE.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber ~ the month NJ Sep;em
N Ter last negro woman named Lizzy-sbe sl,ut
thliy years OF age dark cempiexion r,Ler down 1ok
y; ordinary height-nV n1rks recO-ced IL is supposed
she 10 mrkiay hb6ul the city 81 itehrionas she has
sstsT and other relations living coi David Builocks in
said civ ANY person wiz will deliver her secure
her Jail so that get her again shalt receive OF
zen dollars. GEORGE HUNTER.
Louisa county, November Is. 60-3i'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-04

ilrnd d.d Negroes, Stock and L,op for Suie
M I'LL b- sold &, the Highest bidder hout reserve nj
The dwelling house of Abraha Buiod, In the euuaty
~ N"ioway, On Monday The SOh Dec. con,
from any today until tie Whole is disposed of-the land
hrioging to the sni Abraham Bus,r, Tying nearly two
miles "cn Not,oway river, Immediately above Se,,bcn
J"h". drudge containing S59acrcs-Aisu the Stock and
Crop oi All Kinds, about 1000
Also ~ likely and valuable Negrn among them good
bhessn'h AID his siriker The of Negroes are
uncHmuony lihriy threeour,hs OF them ca ,nle of IN
ag good aoour and ie odesla ood uuse servant only
81 Soiue lime this present year. - 80
There are good two Dw cling House all
cessary cut nouses, with good GTst Mill and
ng"t i'e divided equally advantage il pre-
TERED IT, between 40 aud so ba,hrs wheat has been
seeded on the and this TALL Possession given The Isl OF
Januaty,ig25 " -
For The land, credit TO the first day of May 1926 will
ne sV " one.,h,rd OF the purchase money, the
ng ,'mras divided equally and made payable 81 iay
io<o aha Isl MIyi iS7 For the Stock ron a cyed
on all sums over dollars will given 60 the Isl ,ay of
October 1929 For Negroes crsdt to ,he Isl ,ny "f
January 1926 will he given Douds villa rod security re-
guIed N every case To- carry Interest from tie the
inerest ~ I've rcmitied il nctuaiiy paid Any
ws ng 10 pay tue money IL will he nj u ve an
mum On ihe amount of his purchase. good A IL viii h.
mace 10 this properly which vi" shown ON the d., ,l
rs- nm y nIri.,,r r, "
The subscriber the above sale and will min
IN executing tbe uiie 10 the property, ifreuired by he
purchasers. - uifErijr,
N B-The suhcriber being authorized hy the Ds.d of
rrasf, 10 Sell tie whole of this property picv ar
my the whole or any part thereof until 9 day az Deem
fore thai day. Jn,,> t.,tt..,t:: 'e
November so -, IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-04

VIE Grand hoyni Arch Chapter of Virginia will meet
L al tue Mas"s nan IN the City al Ricnn,ond on We'd
nes.'ny The s,n !, day OF December AT O'Clock, Pm.
NNrnshe' " Gt--tl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-04
WANTED

Oyevseer for the year single man Of middle
~ age who is hope,t, indus; ,as sober and attentive
business C,rn Wheat and a %w hogshends Of Tonaeco
are the crops be made with twelve isboprer Apply
az this Ofice.
November 8. 5f-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-04
N()'IY(.E.

Nm tue 2uh dny of Drcenber fair n not the re
iar u"y wiii' sold ut public aacion the EMS
es the tract III land in Chete called Sum
mrr'i'e, belonging To the of Judge Wm Fleming,
uec' containing nine Hundred aud Is siiunted
W "e"m"y AN" agreeable heig hiourosi, about three
h'i na" iiiies from James River half
goal rus, ami thir',ea from lticmou. This land pro
uacss as well as its vicinity. The ri~uis are
commissions dwelling house (beautifuiiy situated, ha wing
au extensive view To the nurth and wesi) harm
m necessary outhousrs excellent lately pale
~. anu youns orchard OF well seecteu more par
description is deemed unnecessry Persons wish
Ing 10 purchase rogue 10 ,e the land 10
Tue DAY OF saie will lac shawn either ny subscriber
"r MIR. Sianart who lives ih, pre- land
ne sold altogether or in parcels purchasers Terms
SHE VII he one thousand dollars The money
I'd pe ari "n the ,iay of SAFE the residue three
annual instruments the said pay be secured ny
bonus with secufily and allen ol The lan.i.
Nov. 55--ui. al W a, Tisn,;,Ss, &C.,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-04
4 ORTRkss MONNOE.

rrrttt ,.,,..... 90, Nov. ~ 1924
sanu psrces Ut STONE for The service M Ills Fourss,
ana trn Thousand tor that Of Fort Calhoun fiip Hap
Shunis) 4 deliveries ~ he made ss f,itovs v;z
At Foftress Monroe, before the fxuirsor ofl uerehes
INA quarter ending on the SO,h June 1895 '7gJO
Nv 90 10 during The succeeding Quartz 70rn
40 10 during the last quarter OF The VIZ. QUO
Atfor, 'nIhonn, before the expiration of the
At DO TO during the succeedinp u,,,,,sr 49,
ending on The 5Oih September 5000
ter of the year fo osoo
The Stone he of the very best building and ~ The
most durable qualityeach have good bes ard
lscebe length aud breadth he greater than and 30
bear such proportions TO ths thickness TO admit Of n
good bond aud TO he Of such size, TO require At least
two liz IL.
The inspections 10 he made exclusively bv The Ero;
neer officer ~ each post 10y such Other person as
he appointed by bin 20 discharge that duty.
Proposals. will he either for the whole
f SoSe required for such paris thereof as each pro
poser rs wiling 20 undertake.
Secu1ity 10 The amount Of third OF each co,,,,c,
offered securities for the faithful exscution az
part, the whole Of the Contract must he
With the proposals Separate articles aud bonds win be
entered into Tor each parcel.
Nov %. ss-,i"tJ
NOTICE hereby gseo, a the ceisiu the Lnatie
Hospital IN the city OF Williamsburg are occupied ind
that paeHts male female will be
the said hospital until some Ofthe said cells are yacaa
Due notice OF which will be given.
by order Of the Court of Directors.
LEoA&Rp HENLEY, 90. D.
July 20 lSS5' 2f-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-04
NOTICE.

rgIHE Grand Lodge Of Virginia will meet in the Mao
n Hail in the City Of Richmond, On the second Mon
day in December next, ss4 O'Clock, N
November -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-04

pursuance III resolution ti Con,n,,a Hall az i,s
uy OIL fictmon' Noiicr is he-eLy 6ivrn thai the cor
roraon o saul City viii The I'll Il day of Jul, NJ XII re-
nee AZ the otice oite Chamberlain of tie said civ the
Oa"ia SIX Fer Cent Sock, Issued Ivy tie said Co;pora-
tob ocr an ORDINANCE OF the C,nn,,n fail OF
passed me hind day OF June is6 entitled An rdinanr.
a"thors'ng loan at forty Thousand dollars - and that
bear interest n S;IEPpaun I"I.,,po,I.;,, "
November 80 =, -, 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-04

'iE annual neetit OF Stvr .iIefs al die I,k al
WA he he'd their Booking House in the city
oi l.'ehhi"nu "n the h'st Monday January next.
WM. DAN DKIDGE, Cashftr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-04

Together " i,h many OF zoos, SOS, It's Ac &c
Two Drawiugs airedy hie hest pr ze drawn
Is 1000 dollars TUE drawing lakes place ~ Decem
per when SOME OF e above cnp'als liable Ia he drawn
Aiventurers wishing invest small sum -ither for
whole a. kr or stfe uug ine da,e a,icntiun
Whole tickets Sl2 Quarters
Halves q tis bths
VIII be ordered in the greatest variety Of Lucky numbers
at Tie Lottery anI Exchange Office OF
). Il NJ. ALLEN s. co.
49, No 759 Man STREET., Richmond.
Where the cash will be adyanee, a, All Zines Tor
on presentations. Nav so
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1824-12-17
UNIVERSITY OF. v1RsrwrA.
INTERESTING PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.

Among the Documents which have been
laid before the present General Assembly.
the following are particularly worthy of
attention. The Report on the Un,verstty
is drawn up by Mr.. JeGerson-that alone
is sufficient passport to public attention.
REPORT ON THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond, 2Sth .Nop. 1924.
S,r-By the Cd section of the act entitled can
act 10 require all annual reports to be " made TO
the Legislature on the first day of "the Session
ana Tor other purposes" the Rector anu Visitors
OF the University of Virginia are directed Aereai.
Ter 10 make their annual report to the President
and Directors OF the Literary Fund, on or before
,he nrst Monday in December in each year, to
be laid before the General Assembly at the com
mencement OF each session. | have now tn
nonor oil laying before the General Assembly,
'he report oil the Rector and Visitors for the pre-
sent year, received by me as President of the
Il 'erary Fund. am, with great respect, your
ooedient servant, JAMES PLEASANTS
The Hon. the Speaker
OF the House of Delegates.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1824-12-17

BAYTI.-A letter received at New York,
from Port au Prince, dated the l 9Th ulti-
mo, says-All is tranquil, and government
is not making any preparations of defence,
as many foreign journals have been pleas
ed TO represent.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1824-12-17

Ct. Before they had brought the points
TO a close, some questions about the mag
nitude and motion of the heavenly bodies
struck his mind with such force, that he
forgot what he was about----he turned his
eyes up to heaven, took the pipe out of
mouth, with his left hand, and being lost
iii his study, without design, took the lady's
hand, which ne held in his own, and with
one of her fingers crowded the tobacco in
the bowl of his pipe; held it there SO long
that her heart as we'll as her finger took
fire, and she in huff sprung and went off
leaving the philosopher to finish his study
alone
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1824-12-17


HOW TO PLEASE YOUR FRIENDS.
Go to India---stay there twenty years
work hard---get money---comc home---
bring with you store of wealth and dis
eased lver----visit your friends---make a
provide for them all----thcn die ::
what a prudent, good, generous, kind
hearted soul you will be (Bah. Pat.
" Lile,' said ore who had seen much
Of it, " is like game OF backgammon;
tie most skiilful make the best use of it,
The dice cannot depend upon us in the
enc case, nor do events depend upon Us
in tue other but it is the manner of APP
plying them that occasions the difference Of
success
81 Independence in the estimation of con-
,t5red coxcomb5, is to be rude &c boisterous
in vnaiever society they happen 70 be pla-
ced, exincinc total disregard for the O.
pioi1n- Of others, & those rules OF deco
run always observed by well bred men.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1824-12-17
Monday, Dec. 6.

MIR. Bowyer, from the Committee of
Propositions and Grievances, reported the
resolution
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12
articles
CURIOUS cALcULAYIoNS.

Mr.. Shaw, 10 bis Nature Displayed, say.
g Some aDinislcuIc are so ANAL that macy
thousands toseiher arc amaller thau the pe,nt
Of needle, e,--Lctweehoeck says, there ate
more animals IN tho m,lt of q cbdti, IN, thar
men on tho whole earth, and ,ha, grain o!
sand is larger than four thousand of these ID
i'm ais, Moreover a rpa,tieie of the b.cod ol
one Of these aDimalcuIes has b9cn fouDd by
calculation 10 be as much less tban a giobs
] 10th of an inch in dismete as me globe -
less than the whole earth. Ee sta es tnat
train-. of sand in diame,er but the loon pait
of an inch, will cover one hund. ed and lwen
.iy.fiys thousand Of The ofIifces through whitl
we perspire and that OF some snimslcu se.
5000 are not equal TO ssaio of sand. III
mao hair vories in thickfess, from the 25o,n
to the 26oIh par ol an inch rhc Rb { Of
the costsest wool is abotit The SOON patt OF an
inch IN diameter, and that OF the 6ees, oniy
one l5oo,h part. The silk line, as spun by
The worm, is about tho 500 h par Of an zach
thick but a SPIDERS hne is perhsp, six times
Hocr, OF only The thirty thoussadth part
OF an inch in dismetor--insomuch that sin.
gie pound of this atis snuat would be 'ufficien,
10 encompass the wuoie globe. Speaking of
odou,s, the anthor sfys single 6 ain Of musk
uds uSCu W 'V"" ioi 'WSu-
" years. How olron during thar time the air
Of the apartment, mus, have been renewed,
and have become charged with fresh odor.
At the lowest coraputsHon, the musk had been
subdvided into a2o quad'llions OF particles,
each OF them capable OF efectiog the olfac,o.
Iyotgans. Ihs d,ffosion of the odorous efAu.l
via may also beconceived from the fact tia,
lump of assc!feuda exposed to open air, los,
only one gca'nbn seven week. Again sincc
dogs hunt by the scent alone, the eiiiovia o.
m,tied from the several species of animals,
and 1 ON didssent indrsidupls Of ths sane
race, mustjbe essentially distinct, and being
dscesnsd sve, large spaces, must be subdlsi
ded beyond our conce p,ion, or powe's ofnum.
bes The human akin Is pe,forated by a
thousand holes in the space oi square inch.
II ,bo+ efcre we eNimate The su lace Of the
. body ,lol middle sizsd man to be six,een
squafs ieet, Il must contain not fewer than
2,Soa 600 potes. These poses aIe tho mouths
. OF so many excaetofy vessels, which perform
jmponanl function 10 the animal economy, OF
'inssusible pstspirauon.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12
Newport. April 90

The most valuable meuiCine tyei IN use
for
COUGHS, CONSU.NP1IONS AND ASTHMA.
THIS new and healing b.isam bids fair TO rival ev-
- cry medicine heretofore discovered tor coughs
and complaints Of the iungs leading TO consumption,
and even in seated consumpions i, has lately been
used by many with the most surprising SUCCESS. If
certificates from persons Of the highest respectable
iy the great and increasing demand for them may
be called proof of its good effects it is proved -
Scarcely case of colds, coughs, pain in the side,
difficulty of breathing want of sleep arising from de-
bility. consumptions, but may be relieved by
the timely ofthis medicine, Every genuine bot.
tie has .4ndersOns Cough Drops stsmped on it, aud
the directions all signed by James .gieien
These drops generally give ease in most cases OF
coughs. colds, difficulty of breathing, wbeC ling,
tghtness of the chest. consump,ions, and pain The
side The aged viii experience reefequally agree
able and instantaneous, when the lungs are at
fecled.
0JT BE particular. as each genuine bottle has
.7nderSonS Cough Drobs," stamped on ii and that
each OF the directions signed in writing by James
.Neien--no others are genuine A., ,.a
Price. dollar for large and .fiy cents for small
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12
POETI2Y.-
TIE BELVfDERE APOLLO.

IN 0rford Prize POEM BY me Rev. n. H.
Heard ye the arrow hurtle in the skyi'
Heard We the dragon monsters deathful cryi
In settled msjes,y of fierce dsdain. ~
Proud Of his might. yet scorntul OF the slam.
The heavenly archer stands,, ,,--no morj al birth
No perishabe denzen Of earth, .,f
Youth blooms immortal in bis beardless face,
A god in strength with more than godlike grace.
Ali. all divine no struggling muscle gows, ~
Through heaving vein, no msntiing life-blood flows
Hut animate. with deity alone.
In deafness glory, lives the breathing stone ~
bright kndling with conqueror's stern delight,
His keen eye tracks the arrows fateful Hight.
Burns bis indignant cheek with vengefui fire, ~
And his lip quivers With convusive ire.
Firm fixed his tread; yet light, as when on high,
lie walks the .impalpabe and pathless sky
The rich luxuriance ofhi hair, confined
In graceful ringleis, wantons on the wind,
That lifts, in sport. his ntsntle's dropping fold
Proud 10 display that form OF Fauitess mould.
Mighty Ephesian \ with an eagles fight,
Thy proud soul Ia united through the fields of light,
Viewed the bright concave Of heavens blest abode {;
And the cold marble esped to life, god
Contagious awe. through countless myrads ran y,
And nations bowed, before the work OF man.
For mid he seemed, as in EIysian bowers.
Wasting. in careless ease, the Joyous hours --.t
Mughty, as bards have sung with princeless sway,
Curbng the fierce, fame.breatbing seeds of dag;
-Bsauteous, as vision seen in dreamy sleep,
by vigil maid, or Delphis haunted steep.
mid the dim twilight of the laurel grove,
Too fair 70 worship; too divine TO love.
Yet on that form, in wild. delicious trance, "a
With more than transport, gazed The maid Of France.
Day Afer day, the Iove-sics dreamer stood,
With him alone nor thohght IL solitude.
To cherish grief, her last her only care,
Her one fond hope, to perish or despair.
Olt. as the shining light her sight beguiled,
Bushing she shrunk' and thought the marble smiPd
OFT, breaheos, listening, heard, or seemed to hear
A voice Of musick melt upon her ear.
Slowly. she waned, and cold and senseless grown,
Dosed her din eye, herself beDumbed TO stone
Yet love. in death, sickiy strength supplied
Ooce more she gazed .,heo feebly smild-and died.
-
'lIe is represented an Watching the flight OF The
arrow with waieh he slew the serpent Python.
+ agssiss OF Epiesis.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12


syXyuITwELL's Liquid Imprsued OPODFLDOC,
wv one 5otie of rVh,ch warranted 30 possess ors
than t,rice Ale strength and efficacy Of the hard
k,nd This Fabrication is universally acknow-
ledged 10 he almost inallibe in cases OF rsumasnf,
bruises sprdiss, cramp nnmbness sn6aess or 'Oea&-
ness Of tie neck joints ehil6tAns chOpped h1ads.
st;ngs c insects. re9eabis oisOns. eh TVounds and
for any external injury. either tor man or beast.
This article is highly c mmended by one Of the
first Physicians in The ). whose certificate ac-
companies each bottle
CAUTTOW!
Be sure ara ask for ard receive wRITWELLs
OPODELDOC or you viii sssuredly be imposed up
on. Sold at retail by WM siMoNs, at his house
in Newport, price So cts per bottle -
Vhere also may be had,
The VOLATILE ARoMATIc SURF This high.
ly fragrant sternuatiye (mostiy composed OF roots
and aromatic herbs,) is too well known and highly
approved throughout the United States, in Of
head ache add cstarrh TO need further commenda-
tion-price &c cts per bottle.
y ALSO,
9a,gis' Bilious Pills.,
An excellent and we'll known composition in ia N. =
dice, bilious complaints, want of appetite, cos,iysi
ness, SC. &C. price Is cents per box.
ALSO,
s.. Detcrgeht Bit,ers,
Uuseful at all seasons, but especially in the sfwnE'
of the year for the same complaints IS those above
men,ioned.-They should be used after the use OF
the pills.
- ALso--Hch Ointmeut;;
An infsIiiblc remedy for this complaint. withsne
smell or stain-price 38 els per box
ALSO,
Da6y'S Eye. Water. :
This article has been recommended by some OF
the frst physicians.
Tooth Powder,
!. DamnSk Lip Salve.
March II, 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12
WOOL ~CARDING.

THE subscriber respectfully infofms
A his friends and the public, that he has put
hrs Wool Csrding Machines in complete order. and
hat he will pay every attention 10 have Woo! ofa
grades caded in the best with desp atch, and
on the most reasonable terms.
Colouting and finishing w oolen Cloths continued
rs usual All fayors gratefully acknowledged B
,. .a SAMUEL CLAIRE
Articles intended TO be sent to the Factory, may
be left with job Sherman Newport--sanford Amy
Little Compon-Peeg Cory, Tivcrton-Jereniah
Clifford Bristol Ferry. .. .
n B--Wool, especially of fine grade, should be
creased with pure sperm oil. Those who wish san
have their Wool oiled at the machines.
Portsmuu nth, June "a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12
THE fGHS.

From iufsey to msnhood |, is rather ted.
ious period, chiefly, suppose, because a.
that time We act unde, the control Of others,
aud arc no, sufse ed to have will Of our own
But thence downward ip,o The vale OF years,
10 sueh deci'vi'y tha, we have just on oppor.
tuniIy 'orefiscs upon the s,eepness OF 1t, and
thee find ourselves at the bottom.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12
AGRICULTURE

He who has dominion over an acre, and
rescues 1t rom barrepness, and covers 1t with
. smiling harvest, hss more v,riuous self.sp.
piause, ,bsp the conqoeror Of large territoriess
waste end desois,e. The culture of,he earth
savoors of6l,sl sffeetioo.--It is our boun'eous
mo,hlr It sifords " qourishnsns, and shsi.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12

BENJAMIN MARSH, Jun. & Co.
Have for SAFE az fLeir Store, no 9s Tzames.
Sfreef, aud corner Of Marker Square. Z
A LARGE assortment of Boots and
"A shoes-many Of lhem just received. and suit
able for the approaching sesson. ~
Among 7Ohieh are 80
Ladies' first quality laced and strap walking shoess
First quality morocco and kid pumps,
do. black Denmark satin shoes. - "
Do colored do. do.
do. green morocco, "a
Misses first qualify black and colored morocco
shoes, at "
Chdrens morocco and Kid boots and shoes OF all
coors. ~
Mems fine cslf-skin boots. first qualify, 4
do. do. shoes, do. 10.
do. morocco pumps. f
do thick shoes, sewed and pegg'j, -
Youths and boys of all descriptions, and vatiety
of others, too numerous mention. Purchasers
requested to call,and for tkemse!yes as the
above boots and shoes viii be sold low as can be
bought at any other store in town of equal quality
They keep constantly on hand sponge and liquid
blackipgs, warranted good the money will be re-
funded, ,sso, boot cord. webbing, shoe thread, &c.
n. B Gentlemen " 'h,ng 10 be ftted from their
measures, wh boots shoes viii Please call at the
store above mentioned and shai be suited at short
notice.
Newport April 90
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12
CHARTS, sc,
MN. II. RHTHBONE,

nm. II. RATHBONE,
HAS just received and offers for sale at his store
- head of Packet WharE new Chart, extending
from New.york TO Havana, improved by government,
surveys in 1920 with general assortment Of charts
of the latest surveys-Bowdichs Navigstors, 5h edi
ton /; American Coast Pilots. I0,h editon Nautical
Amauacks for the years 1922 and 1923 seamens'
daily Assistant-w;th complete assortment at Nau.
tical Instruments-etter, writing, log and wrapping
Paper-Quills add Ink Powder
also. genera, assortment OF Hardware, Cutlery,
Cordage and Ship Chandlery.
Just received, so casks cut Nails, assorted sizes
80 thousand Bricks-20 doz Tile,
or Cordsge and Gables made to order. and ves-
sells furnished with every article for long and short
voyages. .iggusf Ia.