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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-29
SHOE STORE
David Rodman,

10. 1876 IhuMeS-Siyfet.
Nearly opposite the sign of the Golden Eagle,
ResheeVuHy informs the Pubic,
THAT besides his usual assortment
l. Of BOOTS and SHOES, (Which comprises
most of the kinds generally in use aud great part
OF them Of his own manuiac,are) he has on hand a
quantity OF Mems shoes at l-womens morocco
and leather boo,ees, at 8 rs and for one dol
iar-walking shoes for rs cepts--boys shoes IS cts
-children's bootees 81 cen,s--shces 33 and 25 cts
Many of the above articles are of good quality,
and are sold at reduced prices, in consequence OF
having been some time OF hand
Boots and shoes of all kinda made for customers
ssusual, the best materials and good workmanship
Kid MOROCCO leather, and cloth bootees of the best
kind. made from measures at So 25 a pair--Aiso,
cstf-sSns, wax and black grain meats leather; seal.
skins, bsck and cclored morocco, binding skins,
shoe thread. webbing silk and cotton cord ribbon,
ferret, copper and iron nails, shoe .iacking, &c.
Newport. 15th Of ist mo. 1924.
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WIN. JAMES TILLEY,
NO. lI9, Zhamsssfreef,
Ind No /, Custom House Court,

Has Just opened,
THE bandsomest lot Of goods that has been
j brought to this town these FIVE years-they
were selected with great care and bought cheap.
and shaR be sold cheap at all eventsail those who
want their moneys worth will do we'll to give him
call before they purchase.
Among his GooDs are the Joliozving,
Brosdcloths really chespo cents the dozen
Cassimeres very cheap Cotton hose, from is6 TO
sattinetts, almost TO give 6per pair
away Diapers, duck and sheet
Caroline pIsids. cheap ings
Pink plag GiDghams. for Jsconet cambrics for 2s
1s9dyard Cd the yard and we'll
Blue calicoes, IS. 90, 229 worth 3ssd
and % cts yard Figured muslins, good
Brussells csrpeting for X for ls6 the yard
9sod yard b Figured India null MUS
zeiias and zepbyro 0 Iins
Fancy silk handkerchief English figured Grape
Merino & imitation cas-. dresses
smere shawls Y Ginghsm dresses quite
New shear muslins cheap
Green, blue, pink z white few Of those dresses
bonnets, silks and sat for rs. the Lress yds
tins i'm each
Nice black satin White and colored Jeans
Elegant Denmark sattns o snchaws, sarcnets and
Mozeem fur Cushions ,ustrinEs
&c. 0 Bombazeis. bombazns
Nice shirtings and sheet 0 and poplins
ings Y Elegant scsrfs and shawls
Blesch'd sottons for only Y and many other srti.
126 cts yard cles too tedious to
Unbleached cottons for mention in the columns
only y cts yard oi a newspaper-sii ot
Nice silk hose, black ard which shall be sold at
white 0 the lowest possible pri.
No. Is tapes, for only so D ces.
Newport, April Is, 1874
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-29

Ter obe hour, os uns1 me tsavA settle t The
bottom OF The ksif!s.-Then strain il into a
20 gallon cssk, in which must first be put s
quarts and ono pint Of good thick moIssses---
Fill II up with cold wafer. Add one pint
6rewer's yeast. Roll IL over, and shake il
we'll. Let II remain In the cellar % hours
with the bung out, after which Il must be
buDesd tight and in ono week il will fit for
use. Ifboltled, IL will very much improve.
Sir John Malcolm, in his late sccoun, OF
Central Indie, to give us some idea Of East.
ern msgni6cence, states, that, according TO
respectable testimony, 300 Elephants, in
velvet housings, walked at the coronation cer-
emony of young Prince, through The streets
of Msnaoo,"s city whose magnificent ruins
may still be traced over an extern of ground
81 miles in circumference.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-29
As cheap as ever at Tilley's.

Silk scarfs for only Sl,75 cents each
Pink Ginghsms for i23 cents the ysrd-blue
CaIcoes for IS cents the yard ZeIias from
20 TO 80 cents each Caroline PIsids
for ~ cents the yard-bIue mix
ed ssttinetts As cts the yard,
ard all other goods pro-
porionsbly cheap.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-29
Newport A,
NtWPo", hprI I, Io@F.
FOR SALE, OR TO LEI.

0IN OIk1<xI, NIfs 4 Y k1~' .
THE Estate on Thames street, FORM
Il erly the residence of Gov. WASros; being
divided by entries through the middle. and having
two front entrances. and separate kitchens snd ccl.
lars, il would accommodate two separate families
with or 3 convenient rooms each besides plaster
ed rooms in he garrett. II has good garden, and
the lot extends to the barbor. The house has lately
been thoroughly repaired, and is perfectly sound
il may be purchased at a low price, and payment
may be made in FIVE or more (f requred) yearly in.
s,siments; security upon the estate would he accer-
ted for all excep, the arst payment. The same es.
tate is offered TO be let
Oct Is. B HAZARD.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-29
A FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale the
Farm on Rhode Island, which was late the summer
residence OF Mr.. CHARLES Barring. II is besuti.
fully situated on the west eide OF the island about
four and an half miles from Newport. and is supplied
by its shores. with very considerable quantity os
sea msnure-has Oh it large and convenient dwell
ing house, built and finished in the modern style,
with proper out.houses, is walled into small enco-
sures, and has on it within ten steps OF the house
spring Of excellent which fails to fur
nish An abundant supply. Any one wishing to view
the farm or know the terms, may apply to RIoHARp
RANpoLPn. Esq in Newport, or to the subscrs
ber in Providence. JACOB DgNNELL.
Dec 10. 1928
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-29
Notice..

Couvs Of Probate, .Nswhort, htril S, 1894.
WHEREAS Jonathan Il. Almy, Ad
minisraior on the Esia,c Of John Wilksy,
late Of Newport, deceased, has this day pre-
ssn,ed his sdnninisu alton account for slow.
snce, and the consideration thereof referred
10 the 6's, Mondsy io May nex,--no,iee Is
hereby given to ell persons interested therein
10 sppesr If they see Ct, OF court Of probate,
to be holden at the S,s,e House in said New
por,, on ssid 6-s Monday in May next, a. 9
o'clock, A. NJ. to shew esuse, IL sny they
have, Why ssid petition should not be allowed
BY order OF said Cour',
CHARLES GYLES, PrsS, ck.
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Notice.
Cyerk's OEee-Court of Probate, Neevhors,
dffH l3h, 1924
NOTICE is hereby given,,hat Sarah Ann Douglass,
IN ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate of William Doug.
lass, deceased, vii, present her administration &C
count for settlement, at q Court Of Probate TO be
holden At the state house in Newport, on the first
Monday in May next, at o'clock, AN. st which time
and place. all persons interested therein may ap.
pear. IL they ,, and shew cause. ifsny they have
Why said account should not be allowed.
CHARLES GYLES, PROBATE Clerk
April IS.
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PROPOSALS in writing, will be re-
ceved by the subscriber, until the lst day of Junp
next for supplying UOOD for the use of the troops
in the Harbor OF Newport, not exceeding in the
whole f1yo hundred cords The delivery to commence
as soon as practicable after the contract is made,
and to be completed by the lst day of Nov next
the whole 10 be sound merchantable Oak wood, and
to measure 1873 cubic feet to the cord.
Bonds will be required for the faithful perform.
ance ofthe contract, supported by two good and sub
hcieht suretics. WALTER SMITH.
Fort. .Wocott April 90.
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NOTICE.

NJ ICE.
PROPOSALS in writing will be re.
Il eeved by the subscriber. until the 25th day
OF May next, for supplying FRESH BEEF TO the
troops in the Harbor Of Newport, for One Year. com.
mencing the first day of June The Beef to be of
good and wholesome quality, in quarters. with an e.
quail proportion of each, in such qusnt les a, may
be from time to time required, not exceeding thrice
in each week. on such days as shall be designated
by the Assistant Commisssry of subsistence
WALTER SMITH.
Fort-Wocott, April %.
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iNDfAA SHRRWDMESs.

When Geo. Lincoln wen, TO make peace
with the Creek Indians, one Of tho chiefs ask.
ed him TO SIT down on log he then desired
him to move, and in few minutes TO move
farther, the 'equeM wa, repeated, ill The
General go, TO The end of the log. The lnli
an said, move farther )" to which The Gen
crsi replied--"i cen move no farther" "Just
so !, is with ne, said the Chief !" Yop have
moved Us back 10 the water and then ask US
to move farther ]" Con. J0ur.
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State of Rhode. Island. &c.

DNdIN OI INIIOUC. ISIdIIu, &C. <
Clerks Office, Court Of Common Pieas ~
eonniy u feyhors, TON .dnri,
WHEaEA' IESnGs Dennis. jr. OF the tow, o
~ Newport. mariner, has this day I'll Shiu
Office application for notice 10 be issued 10 .WX
itors TO Se and appear before said Court on tse !
ond day Of the term thereof to be holden At New/
within and Tor the county aforesaid on the third
day OF May next, then and there to nominate AZ
ees Of the property Of said Dennis, agreeab
act Of the Hon Gen. Assembly, passed a
session, 1923, entitled an act foe the relief
veAs Debtors" Notice 10 therefore hereh< Y
the creditors OF said Dennis. then and ~
pear toe The purpose aforesaid. ~-.~>S
HENRY Y. CRANSTO
April -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-29

/ TO LET,
(.fnd hossession gtven the 25th Mareh neat
A Farm lying in North Kingstown,
1 y county of Washington, containing $50 acres,
pleasantly situated, with valuable privilege Of sea
manure. For terms apply to
AUDLEY CLARKE,
or S. +. GARDNER, Admins.
Feb &c. 1924. .u1
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POLYCaNY.

POLYGA.MY
Mr.. Bowditch says, ,hs, The King Of the
Ashantces IS allowed by law 38s3 wives, end
no more
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-29

g HORTON respectfully informs the
Ne public, that his house, heretofore know as
the Globe Tavern, has been much improved and en-
lareed since the last season, and that is in
situation to render every comfort and convenience to
the traveller.
Providence April I. t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-29

Cql. Francis Edgewouh, an ancestor Of tho
lato M. r. l. EdgsWorh, was man OF grea,
wit and gaie'y, fond Of his profession, quife a
soldier, and totally regardless of money. Be.
sides being srsiiehed in his circumstances, by
having Jos !;.nr years large Ioin,nre TO pay
to his mother he was involved in difficulties
by his taste, for playa taste, which, from In.
diligence, Eecsmo sD irresistible passion -
One night, sf,er having lost all he money he
could command, he stsked his wfe's diamond
earrings, and wen, inlo an sdjoining room,
where she was sitting in company, 70 ssk her
10 lond them TO him. She took them from
her ears, and gave them to him, stating that
she knew Tor what pur pose he wanted them.
They wcro played for, and the Colonel was 50
fortunate as 10 win back all that no had lost
that night. In the wa NTH of his gratitude to
his wife, he, at her desire, took en- oath never
more 10 play at any game with cards or dice.
some lime afterwards, he was found IN hay
yard with friend, d'swing ,rsws out OF hay
rick, and betting upon which should bo toe
longest.
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NOT ICE.

NJ IL IL.
THE subscriber contemplating a different ar.
rangement ofbis business, hereby calls upon all
persons having demands against him, to present
The same for adjustments and those indebted to
make immediate settlement. All unsettled accounts
will be pu, in legal train, not attended to BY the
first day Of May next. PELEG SANFORD
Middletovn, Jan 90, 1924.
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SHOE STORE.
JOSIAH O. BURDICK,

Ladies Fancy Shoes Manufacturer,
- ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies of Newport,
IN and its vicinity that he has just received a
large assortment Of Denmark Satns, plain, figured.
and variety of colors, Of the first quality, for Gus
tom work tie has jus, employed several workmen
from the most approvetl-nanutaciories in New.YoIk
and Philadelphia Specimens Of their work can be
the old stand, No l24. Thames esstreet. front
or The Custom. House. April %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-29

Pure Sperm Oil, at As cts.
-Oooo-
THE subscribers offer for sale at the stores Of their
agents. Freedom Coggeshall and Henry Gard
ner, Thames street, the first quality of Summer
strained sperm Oil. at As cents per gallon, in any
quantity from half pint 10 1000 gallons
II. POTTER,
N. RUGGLES.
Oct q
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-05
NEW.YORK, July 2e.
Piracy.

Tho schooner Ms,cator, Captain, Allen,
which sailed from this port on the I'd of June,
for Havana, with a valuable cargo, wa. cap,
iuted BY pirates, near Malanza,, on The Sd inst.
and IL 10 not known what they have done with
her or the crew. The schoonef was conduct
ed to Jagua La Crsndo, ssya a letter TO the
owDers, =" where Mr.. Jose Manuel Rey, q
passenger, was set on shore, after being bound
and hois'sd By the neck, 10 effort informa.
ton II there was money on board. III gives
no account Of tho crew, having beun for three
days confined slouo in tho cabin, from whence
he was set IN boat by four armed men, and
put ashore on tho beach. lie i, The only one
On board that has been heard of.
Statesman.
The above intelligence has crea,ed great
seOsa,ion in New York. The anxiety Of the
friends Of the crew is intense. Upwards OF
s $4,000 was iasured in that city upon tho
cargo OF tho Mercator. =
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New HAVEN, July 81.
HORRID MUkD DhR.

About o'clock, on Sabbath morning, NJ.
Joe Msns6eld, 1T North. IlJveo, near Mans.
hetd's' Bruge, was murdered by his vile.
The circumstances, as related by the attend
ing Phy.i from this Guy, were these -
Mrs, Mso'6eid, (oceordhg TO her s'c'y,) had
conceived he idea that her husband had con.
sp,red with ID. Foot to poison her, snd as she
expected TO die soon, she wished him TO &C
company her. !, seems th,, Mr.. NJ had
been op that mo ming, and having givenscmc
directions TO some members Of the family,
had again thrown himself upon the bed, and
whie in this situs,ion, bis wills entered the
room with small broad axe, with which, as
she says she struck him Two blows on the
side OF the head, sad beat il in, in u most
shocking manner. She states that after the
frst blow, (snd sometimes she says alter tho
seeond) he rosc up On the bed, and ssid {,
her, believe you have killed ru.e upon which
she stock him sgs,n.-Mt. NJ survived The
wound about six hours, bu, was destitute Of
resson, aud unable 20 speak ;--his ace we be
l,evs was about IS o; so A little boy : %
years old. s,a,es, that he enc ed the room and
me, Mrs. Nj coming from ), with the ha,che
ip her hand, and prtceiving M NJ. in distress
hs s,ked him The mire', spd NJ nj seplitd
the, On OK had gored him. Thu, Is unlikely,
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Bp the lDails.
From africa


The accounts Of th : massaci 0 CT the forces
under Sir Charles M'Csthy, by the Asian
tees, are unhsppiy conf md. The ba,,le
took place on the 2ist OF Jsnuay--and the
troops, after expendmg their ammunition
veto reduced to the necessity Of using Inc
bsyonet; which they did with bloody elrec.
each killing swo or ,hree AsnaDtees before
they fell under the tong knives Of their assai.
lsnts. Only Two officers, Ma jor Ricketts, and
Lie leutenant E'skine, aud IS nsen escaped
Tho rest il is feaied were oil msssocred Q,
tho heads OF eigh, OF nine OF the cilce's have
been seen suspended on poles. J. is added,
tha, he skull Of Sir CHARLES had been used by
ihe negro King, as heimet. The enlire
English party did not exceed J. 500 Of which
on'y 400 wee (black) regulas' The small
esI computation Of The A.hsn'ecs is 5000.
Boston Crnnnel.
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Union, in Kentucky .snd st Wsn Uoion ID
sndiana. a few individuals 10 Other places.
Whole number Of members in the United
Slsles--betweeD a and 5000
Peculiar Mode Of Worshit.
The principal fsalurs IN ibeh mode Of wor.
ship, peculiar 10 themselves, is dancing. They
were first led into IL inyoluntsrily, by the ope.
raioos Of divine power upon their bodies !;
and il was afterwards confirmed TO them by
frequent visions and revelations, ill il became
an established mode Of worship. They think
II sanctioned both by reason and scripture.
Faith aud Docrines.
The FIST Article Of their faith is, that there
10 One Supreme, Eternal and Self Existent
God, OF perfect goodness. They do not be-
lieve The Lord Jesus Christ 10 be tho real and
etc nal God, but that he is q derived being.
They believe that man was originally crea-
ted holy, and free egent. They do no, be-
heve Ia unconditional election and feprobalion.
When the Saviour came, he took on him !he
fallen nature of man and by ODE dience to the
will OF God, no ovsRsmc the power OF that
death which reigned in mans fallen nature
and rose triump phakt out Of IL, into tho very
nature and union OF his Heavenly Father. Az
length Anichfin appeared, according TO pro-
phecy, to continue ill destroyed by he spiri,
and brightness of ch'is,'s second coming.
by Chiist's second coming, they do not
mean second coming IN person, but sec.
ond man'f.s o,ion Of the same Divise Spirit,
which had been wilhrswn from tho earth dur
ing he 'eign Of hndchfist. They believe
aha, the real meniisststion of the second sp-
pcnance OF Christ, commenced 10 the tesii-
n: my of mn Lee; --thsl in and through hor
wes man'fested the Same Divine Spirit, which
dweh IN Jesus OF Nscare,h.
The confession oil eve'y known sin 10 a
prlociple OF their faith. The testimony sod
iule OF lie 10 their church may be bfiehy
summed up in the several mofs principles
following:
!! Devotion Of every fecuIy TO Cod and an
abstinence from every feeling and Practice,
which has o tendency 10 draw The miud Il pm
him.
.. To love their ne;ghbofs es them selves,
and do as they would be done BY.
8 10 abstain tom the poll,cs Off world
its posts Of honor, uust ond profit; and also
from vain pursuits and ,tonsi,oy enlHymens.
4. To abstain from all wars and tghlirgs.
s 10 avoid all kinds Ol ,WeariDg--ail pro.
fame language, foolish and vain taking, false
hood, deception, aud evety thing else contra
~ to simplicity of language.
6. To hold all privileges in comtnOn--toth
temporal aod spiritual.
z. Celibaey.
They believe that the only true resurrection
consists in The souls being raised from death
Of sin, into The Spirit and life OF Christ. AZ.
GO, that ,hete is no o;he' d9y ofjrdgmsn; than
the second appearing Of ChIisl--n an in.
stsntansous but prog es,,ve work; IN which
Ch'ist, sending soth his ange's, or ministers,
to preach the everlasting gospel, shall give all
en- opportunity o repent, and 'ben judge them
At ordIng 20 the improvement they have
made Of such privilege Finally, they be.
lievc that mans Justification depends ca the
pUliy of his conscience,
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ss from the nauls snd exteS. Of The wourJ,
il Is judged iha, he could not have spoken sf.
ter tbsi.--Mrs. M. We understand, has been
q uoublesome woman for maoy years, and
given to incompetence.
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NEw.YoRK.-The Legislature ofN,
York convened at Albany On Monday
last. pursuant to the proclamation ofGovS
YATES. The object of the call was fox
the purpose Of surrendering to tilc people.
of that state, the right of choosing their
electors of President. 1t will br remem.
bered that at the last session Of the legis.
lature Of that state, law for this object.
was introduced and passed IN the House
of Representatives, the popular branch,
with only three dissenting voiccs-in the
Senate, it was negaiived II to l4--thus
robbing million and half Of people OF
their first, and one of their most inestima.
Die rights. The Governor has called the
legislature, for the purpose Of again try-'
ing the question--and we shall soon see
whether these SeycHteen creatures, Of the
people, (!os these Senators, as such, arc
SO, in reality, will have tie hardihood to
brave the indignation Of their masters.
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ANrs.--These nauscous little vcrmin
arc very troublesome in many houses,
and we have seen in some papers meth
od of preventing them from getting into
dishes ofyictuals, by placing the dish. y,
an inverted wine. glass But a fric
has communicated more safe and
practicable meihod-tla; Of simply lrirs
baize cloth on a table, and placing ilc
dish or dishes containing the mcasS
thereon. Ants csrnai travel ovs
kvd II cloth,
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-01-01
= serve as a protector; on the ap-
r....ouers. the troop Immediate

h. s.rvc as a protector; on the ap-
cb Of strangers, the troop immediate,
"lIected Ill into a circle, and renamed
nnt;l the horse appointed to watch 0,
the general safety had ascerta'neo
sther or not danger was to oe apPre'
lded, by a nearer approach Of the oo-
susuected. On one OCCASION having
(. ;nto the fields with a few friends, Of
(nm one was dressed in morning gown,
! Coming unexpectedly on the troop Of
ksss they we're observed to collect i'm
|J;ately into circle, and to detach one
hsir number, with view to ascertain
nature M of the very unusual appearance
! oh they evidently saw but indlstinctiIy
(uuh scarcely three quarters OF mile
coyed from the place where we stood
kua, now l remarked with some sur
Ee' - that the horse did not, during the
long and circuitous course, approach
\ % nearer US, but made hastll y for tina,
.t;on in which he should be placed
seen him and the quarter from whence
wind blew thus evidently employing
organs of smell in preference to thai
hight"
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-01-01
HOPPE & 0O0So
PUBLIC UTILITY.
NslU and Useful Establishment

THE Subscriber having been for many weeks
past frequently applied to for information as to
what Real Estate was for sale in the borough, its
Ineighbourhood, or the surrounding country, with
lout being able to give the desired information,
have opened PUBLIC RECORD or REGISTER
where all those who have houses and lots for Sale
Ior Rent in the borough of Wilmington, or houses
land farms for Sale OF Rent, or in Shares, in the
country, are invited to Register them, and all
those desrous of Purchasing or Renting houses
or plantations, are requested to call and examine
the Register. The great benefit this establish.
ment may be to those who have houses and lands
Ito rent or dispose of, and the accommodation it
will be to such as want to purchase, or rent pro.
Iper,y-must be evident to all is timely thought
of and adopted, and is probably the first evidence
of the benefit to be expected iron the coBtem-
plated Canal, as the application tor information
about property in Delaware, would not otherwise
lit is presumed be so frequent. The expense OF
describing and registering IN neat, ample man,
|ner all real estate whether houses or lands, Will
be but trfing, say SO cents for each property Tor
Sale or Rent, and for examining the REGISTER
which promises to contain much valuable infor-
nation, only 12t cents.
Every attention will be paid to the purchase
and sale of real estate-and Deeds, Bonds, Mort
cages and every necessary written document will
Ibe executed with accuracy and despatch. GA
professional gentlemsn well qualified to inspect
little deeds, and examine the records of the courts
lis engaeed-snd the subscribers believe the es.
Establishment will be useful one--it is at least
under that impression, offered for public encou-
fragment.
HOPPE g o.
Dec. 18.-14 No. 90, Market-street.