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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-30
Il action.

rms DIF al 10 o'eiock, ne subirriber ioH
sti III auction,
20 bngs prime green Coffee
hhds New Orleans Sugar
10 barrels Loaf do.
hlds Alolasscs
bnrfeb a. ! llercD glass ware, a,sorted
20 barrels Altckn ri
duErh non wire Slters
3uo lbs Cotton Anrn
Segnrs, Candies Nc. &c
RICHARD POLLARD, .9actioneer.
March 30.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-30

=" sovereign Law, DER thrones aud globes
elate sits Empress 80
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-30
TOT u.

This number is asccrlaincd, with Tim
t"wn or village IN which each paper IL
Published. There IRE probably few
scattering papers not yet reported 10 tlie
Department.
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To Benjamin Perkins, John Moore,
Rieha'd PERKINS, 1hos. Moore, .jr. John
" ROse and JameS ~. DidItH
GENTLEMEN TUE .Notiee,--That
~ we shall proceed on Friday the Goth OF
Aprd next, nj The Franklin Hotel, in The town
oi Lynchbnrg, IN take the dispositions Of sun.
dry Witnesses, TO be rcnd rs evidence IN II suit
IN ohancery, depending in the iynchbnrg die
lrict, wherein we are plaintiffs aud you ure
defendants.
T. A. HOLCoLMBE,
FIELDING l.. WILLIAMS, 1dnrs.
" Robert Udiiams, deeeGsed
March 30
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elne si's Empress 20
-CZ1o-
,skfom III .Aem YORK american.
TtiE.MAD BRIDEGROOM
uAII>u.
once III II town, to ne unknown,
ar'erlnns ra,n did iaH
And all the urn who lived therein
Went mad, being wei wihnl
Yet we except mnn who slept,
When this strnng. shower cnne down
Who'd Just been we'd, aud was ~ bod,
Or else his wits had howu.
Al noon he woke--the sky had broke
Aud 10 his mhte he said,
innst not bide more by thy side,
Where 50 long have laid,
" And we'll | wot that thon Inst got
What sleep comes To thy shares
"onr friends aud Kin, should they come In,
- 10 ind us here would stare :"
With ihat, II smile and blurh the While
Did chnSe each other quick
bride awake they say can tnkc
hint without kick.
SO up she rose 10 don her clothes
Aud braid her trcsses fair,
To honoar him, his friends and kin,
Dad loyousiy prepare
Now rs he went, tail of content,
lnto the tuwn--ana2rd
He well might be, ,he folks 10 see
A If they all were eragedi
The streets were fall, nj il some bull
As mud ns they were out
Aud up aud down, ali through the town;
Was run dreadful roat
All in their dress were like mnd Bes.,
Aud acted like mad Tom
Each fool was hold Ia lay him hold
III, neighbours things upon.
One lost his hut, aud snatchcd him that.
Twas Tree Ia usc your paw
The mayor whs lEf 4 excuse the thief
The lawyers wouldn't law.
When this he found, he straight was bound
To think they all were mad
Fen brokers lent, nj seven per cent
1t made him wondrouo sud.
And looking up np0n the top
OF TINT snmo clysler pipe,
Which people do the stccPIe, too
OF Trinity 'yelcpe-~
lie snw n man who stuck thereon,
Most feariully did ride:
The wind did blow the yane round so,
II panied bis neither side.
;, a.. ,.,.,.t,.,, h., An roo,,n
So nimbly where lie sal
or we M" ""''" ne P'"F' "'""'"
was sli"h8 enough 'o' '""'.
It Tyc had the luck here 10 he stuck
lie said "and now they II find,
E." Nv Excellence has got the ,ense
" 10 20 round "" de VIVA
lie forward In his honerj
SpIrs al his door "i lr'end' n srore
To greet him and his spouse.
- .rL w. = .n "',, ~ merry Trim
81 80! .,.L L..,,I ,,,'r,, ,,,I, s,rc,5
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1,.,,.,,.,,.',,' az, ,'aa or 81
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y i'''h ''di'5s va
In Maine. -
New Hampshire II
Massachusetts 50
Hhude Island
Connecticut 90
Vermont
New York I9r
New Jersey 10
Pennsylvania 40
II, lawarc
Maryland Q.
Virginia 80
North Carolina 30
South Carolina IL
o. orgia II
Ohio 4g
Indiana IL
iIhHeis
Missouri e
Kentucky is
Tennessee Il
Mississippi
Alabama 10
Louisiana
Michigan
District Of Columbia
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-30

\ Pothtiic Appeot-Thc great Lord
Bacon was reduced 10 such rXlr, ne power
~ towards the hitter part Of his HE, that he
wrote Ia James the First for assistance, in
these words F! Help mn, dear sovereign,
lord and muster; and pity me No far, that
], who have been horn 10 II bag he not now
IN my age forced, in effect, 10 bear II ,oaiiet.
Nor that !, who desire to lire to study,
may be driven 10 study tn bee"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-30

The runors relative To tire late Queen Of
Hollands conduct are known. Napoleon
1T length grew weary of her solicitations
for territory. How many provinces will
this woman want for har children z" said
Napoleon Ia the most distinguished Of his
MINISTER'S. a" As many rs your Majesty
pleaseo." But how many CHI, ldren does
she intend 10 have 7" as mann az yeur
.IujeSiy pieuseS," was the answer.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-30

The disappointed ambassadors, in Penn
sylvania, have been hanging and burning the
new Governor of that State IN cEisy. They
have, in this, furnished induhitable proof OF
the discernment Of the Governor in rejecting
their pretensions. An Executive officer need
desire no better proof of the wisdom OF his
appointments, than such ridiculous antics as
these on the part OF the disappointed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-18
PRESENCE OF MIND.

A house maid 10 q osvenor st, Get, London,
who wss inclined TO take draueh, OF ale. al.
ter the family bad retired 10 bed, glided 81.
lently into he cellar without q candle. AS
she was feeling about for the essk, the situA-
ton of which was not unknown to ber, she
put her bsnd on something which she imme-
diateiy pc ceived to be the head Of a man
The gin, with sn uncommon share OF louiudo
snd good sense, forbote 10 cry OUT, but said in
tone of ihpsiencc, "Oesec take Betty. she
is always putting the mops in the way" She
'hon wen, 10 the cssk, quickly drew her beer,
ietii cd from the cellaS, fastened the door, and
sls, med the house. Tho man wss taken,
uied, and convicted: and declared before
he quued the court, that the maid VAS
entirely 'ndcb,ed to her presence Of mind for
her lie, fo' had she cried DOT, he must bavo
instsn'iy dered ber; bu, as no Fl m'y be-
iieved she r.stook his head for mop. pan:c-
uiary as she had drawn the beer az or che left
it, he 'e' hcr.go away without injuy, not sus'
pecting ,ha, she could have given Informat
of any one being 10 he cellar.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-18
SCHOOL BOOKS.

WsEsTtR's. AIdens. and Cummings spelling
books, English Reader. Columbian Orator
Murrsy's Grammar, Waker's Dictionary, Cemmings
and Morse's Geography and Atlas. DaboI's Ariih
metic. Testameats, and every other kind Of school
books usually wanted by he dozen single. al very
low prices ALSO, bIssk account and record books
Bowdi,ch's Navigator, and Bunts Coast Pilot
writing and letter papers watts and Methodist
hymn books Church prayer books Bridgewater
Collection, i2tn edition.
.4Ly5I9yN.4C
BickerstafFs Rhode Island, Farmers ard Chris.
tan Amanacs, for 1924. by the groce, dozen sin.
gle.
PAPER E3.NGLNCS.
One thousand rolls Paper HangBgs, Tor rooms and
window curtsins, with borders. Two hundred ros
low priced papers, at about Is cts per roll.
XfTS
Elegant and ferhionable New.York Hats. and the
Boston Hat Factory hats, warranted water proof and
not TO fade 10 wearing. Also, mems and youths
ter proof, cotton and felt hats Just received and for
sale at the Book aud Hat Store, (snd at the lowest
possible prices) by
GEORGE WANTON,
agent 10 Ezra Halhaway
Gr Second hand books bought and sold as above.
Nov N
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WOOL CARDlNG.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
4 hrs friends and the pnb'c, thst he has PUT
h,s Wool Carding Machines in complete order. and
that he will pay every attention 10 have Wool OF all
grades carded in the best With despatch and
on the most reasonable terms
CoiouIiag aud hnishing Wooden Cloths continued
cs usual All fayors gratefully acknowledged by
SAMUEL CLARKE
Articles intended to be sent TO the Factory, may
be left with Job sherman Newpost-Saniosd Amy
Little Compton--Peleg Cory, rwertcn-Jere miah
Clifford Bristolferry.
N H--wool, especially Of fine grade. should be
creased with pure sperm oii. Those who wsh can
have their Wool oiled at the machines.
Portsmouth. lure -
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GHLLHNTRY.

Some time ego, ss . lady Of the Fo'tesque
family, who possessed grest personal cha, ms,
was walking along narrow lane, she ps'ceiv.
cd jost behind hef hswker Of esr,hernware
driving an ass with TWO psnnisrs laden wi h
his stock 10 trade. To give The animal and
his msst-r room 10 pass, the lady suddenly
started aside, which so frightened the poor
animal that he ran swsy, bui had not procsed
ed far, when he unfortunately fell, end great
part Of Tho crockery was broken 10 pieces
The lady in her turn became slsrmed. lest.
when she came up TO the man, he should load
her with sbuse, If no, Offer to insult hcp |; bur,
10 her surprise, when she arrived at he spot,
tho man with gfes, good humor, gslian,ry and
wit, exclaimed, "Nevsr mind, madam, Ba.
lasm's ass was frightened by 40 sogsi."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-18
@isrcIIaitebug ArtieIes.
pRgApyUL sHfrwRECK.


A seaman, named Oiio,d, be'ougng to Poll
perro, has rctu ned 10 his native place, having
los, his legs. and osiag otherwise 10 a mos,
pi,sble state. Tbs following account Is gwen
by this poor fellow OF tto cause Of his csiami.
~ -" On the 81 Of APrl, 1898, be sailed
frcm Plymouth, in the b,ig Mount Stone,
Coleman. mester, bound TO 81. Johns New
ioundlsnd. The crew consisted OF the mas
ter, Samuel Longmsid, the nssts, three sea
men, Olford, Cost aoa Dlngc, aod . cabin boy
They had On board beside, M. Hedge, the
owner Of the vessel and his son, led about
~ ysars Of oge, and Mr.. Ro'hwell, Essseo''
ger. They had rs:her tsvotsbis pssssge
until the I'm OF May, when lattne the P'eva
Icnce Of dense log, and whilst TIE vessel was
sailing o, the rate OF cigh, knots an hour, 'hsy
suuck sgaios, body Office that was level win
The su face oil the water. lhs shock ives 20
severe, that the vessel was sIoSe 10, snd alter
o vain auempt to stop the leak, 'hey wee
forced to got into tho boat, without being a.
Die to save morsel OF lood. dtoP OF water,
or on sr,icis OF clo'hlng but what they had on
and push from tho ship, which wss rapidly
sinking. Sooo afler leaving tho vesse'' she
weo, down, and they proeseded 10 make the
bes, Of ,heir way towsrds the land irom which
they were then 800 miies distant, Ihey con
tinusd 10 row for three days, when, being CON-
pletely exhau.,ed by fatigue, hunger thus,
and cold, they were compelled to des's', aud
resighing the mselvss TO their late, they show.
cd ms boa, to drive before the sea. On tho
5,h day, Mr.. Rothwe,l, tho passenger, cxpir.
cd oo the 7,h day, young Hodge, the owners
son, died his father, few hours si,e'' shared
the ,smsfsie end was speedily followed by
Cost, and D.ngle, (lhe two sesmsn') tho mate
and the boy, leaving only tho mss,sr end Oi.
ford alive, but reduced TO the last state Of
weakness. On the i7,h May, ten days sf,sr
quiing the Noun, Some, they we're observed
by vessel bslonginy TO Liverpool, on board
Of which ihcy ve'e taken sod treated with
every attention their depIoi able state required.
The mex, day they were landed about 100
miles from ST. Joho's, whore they Obtained
medical sssis,snoe. 10 consequences OF he
fee, being frost bitten whilst in the boat, OIL.
ford had them smpuisted . litie above the
ankles. In the month. OF October, 1925, he
vas sen, 10 ST. Johns TO obtain q Pssssgs
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SEASONABLE GOODS.
Isaac Gould,
No. l75, Thames street,

No. l76. Thames street,
Informs hs CrstGsarrs, y fhe hu6he in hgensraD
THAT he has Just received an assortment OF sea.
L son.bIe goods, consisting Of
Black blue. olive. ciaret, Oxford, and drab broad!
cloths. from to 10 dol'sTsi F4
Fashionsbie plain. ri5b'c and striped Cassinsres,
from 7s6 to 1885 t,
Elegant siIk velvet yestings,
Plain ditto various colors,
Silk horentiDes, figured ard plain;
Valencia new and fashionable patterns,
Real Scotch plsids,
Extra boiled bite and brown csmblet,
Black, white and green fsnneis
Mili'd drsb broadcioihs and kerseys.
Lambs wool knit shirts and drawers, (
Lafayette and Clinton stocks,
Dlack silk hsndkerchiefs aud crayats,
Flag and bandanno bandkerchieis,
Extra fne blhe ladies cloths,
Webb's patent suspenders,
Rich gilt, coat and vest buttons,
Assorted twist ditto.
With an assortnen; OF trimmings, in his line, :,
Of which win be sold at small adv nee for Cash.
OF Clothing made 10 order, as usual.
Newport, Oct 81, 1924.
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The most valuaOie medicine ever III use
for
COUGHS, CoNSCbfP1IGES AND -sSTKlfR.
TSiIis and healing bslssm bids fair to vai ev.
cry medicine heretofore discovered for coughs
and eompian,s nf the lungs iosdiug to consumption,
and even IN seated consunptions II has lately been
used by many with the most surprising success IT
certificates from persons of the highest respectable
ty the great and increasing demand for them may
be called proof OF it's good effects Il is proved -
Scarcely OF colds. coughs. pain in the side,
difficulty OF hrcathing, want os sleep as.ss tfoN de-
bh,y, even consumptors, but may be relieved by
the timely use OF this medicine. Every genuine bot,
tic has .Qndcrsons Corgh Drops stamped on it, and
the directiuns al! signed by James .HeGta
These drops generally give ease in most cases ct
coughs, colds, difficulty ot breathing, wheeling,
tightness Of the chest consumptons, and pain IN the
side The aged viii experience relief equally sYree.
able and even when the iangs are al
fccted,
, ar De particular, as each geuui,'e bottle has
I" .qndersoas Cough Drops" stamped on it and that
each of the directions signed in writing by J'nes
.Neiiea--no others are genuine
Price enc doilar tor large, and fffy cents for small
bottles. I'D.
OF The above Medicine is for sale By
SAMUEL ". WIN NSON,
DRUGGIST AND APOrHECARY.
No. no, THAMES STREET,
Who has also Tor sale constant supply Of the
besi kinds of tf. I..
Medicines, Drugs, e'e.
Also sold wholesale ana retail, by George II. Til.
iinghsst John 10. Mason, Providence DIR. Tibbi,s,
vsrwck; benjamin Batcmsn, EastGreenwich
Daniel Carpenter, Uxbridge David Fsnum, Smith.
field. Dr. Briggs, 8ris'ol. Thomas Taylor. Litue
Rest Rowse Dabcock, Westerly DR., Tlinghast,
" iokford jeremiah Williams, Warren, Daniel
Brewer. Taunton, (Niass) aud the Post Master st
Slatersvre. May 81, 1923
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POETRY.
TIE DEAD HoRsEA1.aM.

TIE OEHD HD0ORSEbI.1Ws
occasioned by reading the manner ofcsrrying young
man to burial, on the back Of horse. in the noun
tsnous regions about yeuie's GieI, in Norway, in
q road on the precipitous decliyity Of mountain.
Gus narrow that two persons cannot pass abreast.
Who's ridiog over the Gel so fast,
Mid the crags Of Utledae
lie hceds not cold, nor storm. nor blast,
Though his cheek is deadly pale.
fringe Of pearl from bis eye.Iash long,
The wintry frost bath hung,
And his sinewy arm seems bold and strongs
Yet his brow is smooth and young.
O'er his marble forehead, in clusters bright,
Is wresth'd his golden hair,
His robe is Of linep long and white,
Though mantle Of fur scarce could hide The blight
OF this keen and frosty air.
God speed the now, thou borseman bold
For the tempest swskes in wrath,
And thy sIoney eye is fixed and cold
As the giass of thine icy path.
Down, ,down the precipice wild lie breaks,
Where the foaming waters roar,
And his way up the cliff OF the mountain takes.
Where man never trod before.
No checking hand TO the rein he lends.
On frost cad submits sheen.
But ever and aye his head he bends,
As they plunge in some dark ravine.
Dos,thou bow in Thy pray'r 10 the God who guides
Thy course o'er such pavement trail , -
Or nod in thy dream per the steep where glides
The aiippery brook, with its curling tides,
Thou horseman, 80 young and pale @
Swift over the face oil the frozcu stresms
Toward Lyster Church he HES
Where hoy sprc mid the mountains glearns,
Like star in the troubled skies
Now stay thou ghas,iy traveller, stay!
Here pause in iby mad careers
Ne the guilt Of thy bosom as dark as il may,
Thou surely can'si purge il here.
But on, like the winged blast. lie wends.
Where the bones OF, the dead are laid
For the sigh Of a mourning group ascends
From the depth OF that cyprus shade.
At a pit lie staid, whose narrow brink
Mid swollen snow was groov'd--
The trembling steed irvm HAT chssm did shrink,
But the rider sat unmovd. .
They bare him Sad from his lonely seat,
IIis father bound his head
And they laid him Tow in that dark retreat,
And reatl, d, in accents simply sweet.
The dirge for the ycuhiu, dead.
With pride, in life Of toll severe.
His hardy breast had glow'd.
And it scorn'd, IN the ease Of the sloihfuI bier,
TO pass to It's last s,ode.
But bis own lo9'd steed which his hands had dres,
In the mirth Of his boyhood's day.
Ey the load of his liieless limbs was prest,
As he sped TO his home OF clay.
Tet of 10 the depths Of yon roet bsrr'd dcN,
Where no ray from hesvn hath glowd,
Where the ,huueis ring rush fthe Msrkefess fell,
The trembling chitd shall point and tell,
How that fsarftl horsefhan rode.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-18

Conrf Of Probate. Aewhort .Nov /, 1924.
WHGREAs, Daniel U. Boone. acting administrators
w Oh the Estate of James Boone, late of Newport.
deceased, has this day presented his administration
account for allowance, and the consideration thereof
referred to the frs, Monday OF december next: No.
tce is hereby given, to all persons interested therein.
10 appear, if they see Et at Court of Probate to
be holden at the stste-houSe, in said Newport, on
said first Monday Of December next, al 9 O'Clock.
A N to shew cause, il any they have, why said &C.
count should not be allowed.
by order of csid Court,
CHARLES GYLES, Prob Ctre.
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home |; whist there, il wss fouad nscesssry
sgsin TO smpufAS'his legs, a little below the
knees. After recovering from this second
operation, no was sent home.
Engiisb faher.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Ceurnof Probate, Aeqynort kov. /, 1924
NOTICE is hereby given, that Jonathan L. Aimy,
IN guardian over the person and estate OF Ehsn.
be,h TtsR bath this day presented his gusrd'snshp
account for settlement and the consider alton thereof
referred to Court of Probate, to he holden at the
sta,e.house. in Newport, on the first Moaday ot DE.
cembe- Sext, at o'clock. AN at which time and
place the said Elizabeth and others concerned there
in, will appear, if they ft, and they shall be
heard respecting the SAM.
BY order Of said Court.
CHARLES GYLEs, Preb Clerk.
Nov L.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
TO LET,

Hud Possession green immediately.
THE Chambers in the house OF Edward rsyer.
situate in Aeeung-stre For terms, apply
to WILLIAM siMoNS
Ccl7.
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Horizons Hotel.

G. HORTON respectfully informsthc
Ne public, that bis horsc, heretofore known az
the Globe Tavern. has been much improved and Ell.
largcd since tie last season and that is now IN
situation to render every comfort and convenience to
the ira seIler.
Providenrcf An-l Z tE y
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Attention |!
VIM. JAMES TILLFY.

w Nl. JNNltO I ll<LEst .
LJAs just opened another 10, Of Ball Frioges which
he can sell at much lower price than the article
can be manufactured toe in this state
lie has Just opened complete 10, OF sattine,s from
so to sS per ysrdand soTne superb double mil.
led csssimeres at the low price OF 6s9d the yard
W. L. has Just received compete lot Of sur
tout and great cloths. also ladies pe,isse aad
habit cloths for at least one quarter less than be
found in the town state.-Pesse cali aud you wit!
be satisfied as to the truth of he above.
N. D. lie nas few cheap black and white Leg.
horns.
Oct. IS.
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NEWPORT ASYLUM.

PERsoNs disposed to contract for the Office OF
4 Kseaer Of the Acwport .asyiu's, are hereby in
Chairman the Board of Commissioners, win be
ceved at an, time previous the 9Th Of December
next-sn which day The Board will open snd act up
on the Proposals presented, and mskc choice Of
Keeper for the term Of Three Years, from the Isl
March next. For psrticGxrs resps citing stipulation
plication to l. n MUMfORD, See'rv.
Nov. 4, 1894.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-18
NEW SUPPLY OF FALL AND
WINTER GOODS.
THIRTY PACKAGES of hand.
l. some. fashionable and cheap Goods, are this
day opened by
f., w LAWTON.


purchase for cash, OF undoubted credit.
- THE ASSORTMENT
Is fsr too great TO aiternpt deser2ion, but 'r.
cndes general assortment Of Broadesoths Of dife
ent colors-Cassimeres. ribbed. striped and plain
Habit and Pe'isse ciotbs Kerseys. plains, lusbngcs
bookings, lannes and swsnskins, all coiors-e eegan
esings-Caroline plads and stripes-tartau plaid
salisbury hsnneis-La Fayctie gloves, belts an
stocksa complete assortment Of hCrse-skin, bea1c.
and kid gloves for sdies--buck skin, beaver, wood
stock dog skin and common gloves, for gentlemen--
stout buck.skin mitens-eiegant Ombri silks--push-
es. gauzes and ribbons WHITE pink and blue crape
-Lisse figured and plain leysn,nes and gros de Ma
pies silks-an elegant lot Of Bsrege-velyeteeu
gsuze and gros d'ete handkcrchefs-- nerino, cash
mere, valencia and cashmere square and long shawl,
200 pieces Of calicoss and Prints nusiins, compce
hending every variety, from l2sswsss TO 81 per ysr
"A 54 Ga oil clots--a fewsupefsxc plain cashmere
and Derino shswls-hne black aud white ginghams
for Is per yard--supefior Russia diaper-pisin snd
figured bombsse,s, black and other eoors.-e elszer
pelisse wsdding, &c. &c
W,th The ,.si,al ssx<s{mens Of
Domestic Cotton as1S3SV oolen Goods
Of almost every description. 1,,
Newport, Oct %. ~
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UNION FACTORY.

INDIGO BLUE.
THE subscribers respectfully informs their
friends and he public, that they have estsb-
sbed the Indigo biue Dying, and have employed
an experienced workman the cooring and finish.
ing. Moollen goods OF ali descriptions will be fin.
ished in the neatest manner, the must reasonable
WOOL CARDING.
Wool Of all grades csrded into rolls in the bes,
manner. They continue 20 manufacture wool on
shares or by contract, as may oest suit their en-
pioyers.
The following persons VII, reee;ve sna for~ssd
any 81 tices intended for he Union ssStary.
EUWRAD STANiIUPB, and
ROBERT & FRANCIS CARR, Ne~,port
GEORGE LAWTON, 1'yerssH
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Bristol Ferry
They return their sincere thanks To their iorTner
customers and soIici; the continuance Of their ta
yours JOHN BABCOCR.
MOSES LAWTON
Portsmouth, June i3
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TAXM.

TIVE Subscriber, Collector Of ~ state and Tow,
Taxc- voted in June last, hess.by gives notice.
hat I've has commenced the collection Of the same.
adj respec,fnBy requests oil those Indebted Tor said
rsEss. to pay the same without delay a, No ;, Mar.
krt-square. JOSEPH MARTIN.
Newport, sept O.