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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
For Rent,

For Rent,
THHE cellar under the three story brick
Il warehouse, occupied by the subscri.
btrs, on Fairfax street. Ii is large CON.
modious cellar, perfectly dry at all seasons
and paved with brick, is suitable for sio.
rage Of any description, or wIuid well &C
copnodate boot-oack. TO good ten.
ant the rem. would be moderate.
JAS. G. u RObT. BARRY, ,
nov Is II .'.. Il
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
Whites Gin.

on BRLS. of Whites Baltimore gin, of
very superior quality, landing from
the sloop Fanny and for sale by
A. G.. CAZENOVE g. Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
Splendid Furniture. &e.

Splendid Furniture, &e.
ME subscribers have now on band and
l. will continue 10 manufacture at their
.are'room, Oh King street. next door TO
the corner OF Alfred street, the greatest
variety of the most
Fashionable s Durable Fur
niture,
made in very Superior style, by work.
men OF the best skill and experience
They have spared NO eyeTtion or pains to
bring their business 10 the highest state OF
Improvement, and they hatter themselves
that the furniture they now offer is equal
to any exhibited in any OF the principal
cities in the Union. They will dispose OF
the above on the most favorable teIms for
cash. to pubctual men or in barter. They
keep tor retail mahogany and other mate.
fials used by cabinet makers, which they
offer at the lowest prices. Orders punclu-
ally attended 10.
JOHN S. KOONES f. Co.
p. S. FUNERALS undertaken at prices
with the present times.
.jan8 SIN
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
New Orleans Sugar.

New Orleans Sugar.
10O HHDS Of fine quality for sale by
NV WI. FOWLE & Co.
For Jamaica,
.A The brig CADMUS, J. S Place,
Msmes,er, is now loading and will
take 80 bbI.. on freight at a reasonable
rate ADply as above. march 2
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
William d. Mutt & Go.

William D. Mutt i Go.
IL AVE just received an Additional as
Il sortnenl of beautiful
Figured & Plain SILKS,
Silk gimp, buttons E. cords
Pushes OF various colors
Ostrich feathers
An assortment OF fancy bdkfs.
lpIece superior white velvet, for
paintiue)
Bloc and mixed cassinet
Fine worsted !. Angola hosiery
-, Rsit.neits, fiushings
and variety OF other articles too tedious
to mention, all OF which will be sold at the
most reduced prices. dec II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
p. ]. Salvetat.
L. j. SalVetat,
French Dyer and Scourer,
u ESPECTFULLY informs the La.
~ dies and gentlemen of Alexandra
and its vicinity. that he has set up
Dying Establishment

on Royal street, nearly opposite the Ga.
zelte printing Office, where he intend,
10 dye either Wooden, Silk. Cotton, or
Thread, in every desired colour. Hi,
handsome collection OF coloured samples,
containing colours never before dyed in
America; SUE b as French blue, French pur.
pie and v,oie,, Napoleon blue, French
PINK, Magazine blue, &c. &c. NAY be seen,
al any time, al his establishment. He al
so scours and dyes clothes, OF wooden, silk,
or any olherariicle of nanufdcIure; cleans
.MerinO ShasCls e. StruzC Hats
without any alteration, dyes them and
makes them appear as new. His blue vat
Is ready 10 dye wooden clothes. Every
Thursday he colors black.
He hopes, by bis attention and assiduity
to business, TO deserve the patronage and
encouragement OF the public. 0~FHis
charges will be moderate. feb 9i-lt
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
Southern Money Wanted

Southern Money Wanted.
North Carolina,
South Carolina,
Georgia.
Virginia,
And most kinds OF Foreign Bank Bills,
wanted Oh favorable terms, By
5. Il Nj. ALLEN y co.
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington.
Where can al all times be had DRAFTS,
either at sight or shorter dates, on
Baltimore,
Philadelphia,
New York, and
Boston. feb e6
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
Domestic Goods.

Domestic Goods.
Rsceived per- Sioop Globe
eb bales Blackstone SD, 7-8. IA, 9'8
brown cotlCns
10 bale. DO 10, "a. 81 bieaehed DO.
90 do. lew priced do.
5cases sa,.inel;s and nPgfo jerseys
5000 lbs. Gotten yarns Of approved qi'y.
1000 do. cotton Seine Tame tor shac ana
behring's
80 boxe. chocolate No. }
For sale by A. c. CAZENoVE q Co.
feb II D
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
TO Rent,

49, That well known stand a: a
TkN pubic blouse, 10 the town OF A
80 iexaadria, by the name oil the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-22
SCHOOL BOOKS.

MrEssrBn's, ,Aldcr's, and Cummings spelling
" books. English Reader Columbian Orator,
Murray's Grammar, Walkers Dictionary, Cummings
and Morsc's Geography and Atlas, Dabolrs Ariih-
rnetic.. Testamenis and every other kind Of school
books usually wanted, by the doz' single, at very
low prices Also, blank account and record books
Bowditch's Navigator, and Blunt's Coast Pilot /;
writing ard letter paper. Watts and Methodist
hymn books Church prayer books; Bridgewaier
Collection, 10Th edition.
Il. .aL.,E9N.qC
Bickerstaff's Rhode Island, Farmers and Chris
tian Alnsnacs. for 1924 by the groce, dozen sin
gle. E-
PAPER HqNGINGy.
One thousand rolls Paper Hangings, for rooms and
window curtains, with borders Two hundred rolls
low priced papers, at about IS cts per roll.
, eea. N.3TS
Elegant and fashionable New.Vork Hats and the
Boston Hat Factory hats warranted water proof and
not to fade in wearing. Also, mems and youths wa
ter proof cotton and felt hats Just received and for
sale at the Book and Hat store (and at the lowest
possible prces) by .s
GEORGE WANTON,
.dgenf to Exra Hathaway
or Second hand hooks bought and sold as above.
Nov az. sE,
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who, half his time, Stands Of sits with bic
hsnds 10 bis bfssehss pockets, bot 10 the very
identical person who, bsiog shorosgb busi.
ness doing man, 10 aIwsys 81 work. Thsl's
the man for you. An idIer from habit, ss-
gssds every thing that sequissy little labor,
study or confnsment, ss IN ant looks st .
mole hill, II seems mountain. But on in.
dcsssious, active man, from habit, looks st the
labor with tho eye Of man 10 not afraid of
IL; and herein lies the secret spring Of his o
billy he does not Ioi,er, or hesitate; he
acts, promptly spirisediy, Immediately
Oliver OAxwoop.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-22
g|DisceIIatteous articles.
From the Trenton EMPORIUM.
uIFI HAD LEISURE"-

\ All, yes, If you had leisure wha, would you
do! Why says the man who is engaged IN
business, n / hod leisure, I'D prosecute this
charitable object.--l'd aid in such benevolen,
plsns--l would do gtec, deal OF good. But
am so much engaged that have not spare
moment TO devote to sDy thing but my busi''
ness. The man Is innocent in his de clarations
Tho really believes what bo says--he doesn't
know, because be has never cxperisuced II,
that leisure is tho mother Of 'ndolcnce, and
that il he had plenty of,he ono he would, nine.
ty.nine chances Of . hundred, have tho other
10 exact proportion.
ri had leisIre, Gays the merchant would
pay moro attention to my accounts, and ny 10
collect my debts moro puncsuaiy Chance
il you are no, mistaken, friend, il you had
leisure probably you would pay less attention
10 the matter ,han you nov DO. Inc thing
you want 10 no, more leisure, but more scso'
luton. The spiri, to do--to do now-my
word for Il, after all, you waste, actually wss'e
more timo than would DO necessary to &C.
complish all you dosire. eM
II Ihad trissre, ssys q mechanic, should
have had your work done in seAsoh. The
man thinks his time has all been occupied,
when he was not at work at sunrise--quit
work en- hour before dark--smoked segs'
sftor dinner---snd spent two hours at time in
the street, tslking noOsenss With 40 ldle'.
ri had ieisnre, I'D repair that weak place
IN nv fence said q fariner--he had not lsis.
ure, however, end whilo he wss drinking CT.
der with Z neighbor, tho cows broke in and
destroyed his crop. He found leisure to
plant another.
yIAo5 ieisure, said my friend the wheel.
wright, Ispt winter, I'D alter my stove p'pe....
He did no, End leisure though-but when his
shop took FIRE, and burnt down, be had TO
take time and build another.
Nl had ieisure, I'd sometimes 60 to meet.
log. old Tom Rattle, used to say but he
found 90 much "better business" as he cali
Cd IL, on Sundays, that be neter got there.
He's dead end gone now, poor soul--bus nc
rsgreued =, h's dying dsy ,hst he had played
. cheat off upon himsslf Ia that matter. ~
Persons are sp, to be very much rnistsksb
in this affair Of leisure" Tbese arc very
fsv men Who put every hour OF their time to
the bsst possible use. Often those who hsvs
Iesst to do dou't half do tho, little, while those
who ate most eogsged do every thing thor.
ouehly. III give plain illustration, drawn
from every day experience. If you want soy
mater, whether Of profit or charity, or Of
vhss description 90 ever done-doue sxpedi.
s,Qusly and well done TOO 50 to, 90, the maa
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-22
From the Newburyport Herald.
ELEGANT EXTRACT.

The following strikingiy bssuiifui cornpar-
ison 10 from "the r ght hand OF Fellowship"
deiivered at the ordination of the Rev. Charles
Lowell OF Boston, by tho lamepted J. S.
BucKMINsrER.
"Ars nos the grsnd principles Of common
faith in the divine authority Of our religion,
and common desires to promote the holy in
huencc of iis Laws, strong enough to bind our
hesrts together, though our specula,ions msy
sometimes work asunder Isthefe not, amidst
ell the varieties of discipline and faith, enough
left Us IN common to preserve unity OF spir.
n! What though the globes, which compose
our plapstaty system, arc st sometimes near
er than at othors, both TO one another and 10
The sun, now crossing one ano,her's path
now eclipsIng one snoihef'S light, and even
sometimes appearing 10 our shot sighted Wis
ion 10 have wandered hrevocably, and to have
gone off in,e the boundIess space yet do VIC
no, know that they arc a,ill reached by some
genisl beams Of the central light, and conin.
uc, In thsir wildcat alterations, to grasitatc TO
the same point in the system And may We
NO. beiieve, that the great head of the church
has always dispensed, through the numerous
societies OF christendon, . portion Of tho heal.
ing influences Of his religion; has held them
invslbly ,cgether, when they have appeared
TO be rushing farthest asundef; and though
all Tho order snd confusion, con junction and
opposition, progress and decline Of churches,
has kept alivein eveiy communion a supreme
regard 10 his authority, when clearly known,
as common principle Of relation to him and
TO one another {"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-22
WOOL CARDING.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
i his friends and the public, that he has put
his Wool Cardins Machines in complete order. and
that he viii pay every attention to have Wool Of all
grades carded il the best manner with despatch and
on the most reasonable terms.
Colonring and finishing woolen Cloths continued
IS usual. All favors gratefully acknowledged by
.,,..,ff, SAMUEL CLARKE
Articles intended to be sent TO the Factory, may
be left with Job sherman Newport-S Sanford Amy
Little Compromising Cory, Tiverton-Jeremiah
Clifford Bristol. Ferry.
B--wooi. especially Of fne grade, should be
creased with pure sperm oil. Those who wish can
have their Wool oiled at the machines. -.
Portsmouth,, June "a.
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CHARTS, &c.
nm. II. RATHBONE,

LAS Just received and offers for sale, at his store,
Il head of Packet Wharf a new Chart. extending
from New-vork to Havana, improved by government
surveys in 1920, with general assortment OF charts
of the latest surveys-Bowdch's Navigators, 5,h edi
ton American Coast Pilots, 10th edition; Nautical
Almsnacks for the years 1922 and ls23' seamens
daily Assistant--wth complete assortment at Nsu-
ticai writing. log and wrapping
Paper--auills and Ink Powder.
.fiss, q general assortment OF Hardware, Cutlery,
Cordage and Ship Chandlery.
Just received, so casks cut Nails, assorted sizes
30 thousand Bricks-20 dog Tile.
or Cordsge and Cables made to order. and YES.
voyages. .isgssf L.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-22
SHOE STORE.
JOSIAH O. BURDICK,

Ladies' Fancy Shoes Wdtnydcfu'sr,
- EsPECTFULLY informs the Ladies OF Newport,
N and its vicinity, that he has just received a
large assortnsrt Of Denmark Sstns, plain, figured,
and variety Of colors, of the first quality, for Gus
tom work He has just employed several workmen
from the most approved manufactures in New-folk
and Philadelphia. Specimens Of their work can be
seen at the old stand. No 124 Thames street, front
of the Custom. House. April %
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Horizons Hotel.

@ HORTON respectfully informs the
Os public. that his house. heretofore ksown as
the Globe Tavern, has been much improved snd en-.
lareed since the last season, and thstit 10 now an
situation to render every comfort and convenience TO
the traveller. .
Providence April 1. u
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NEWPORT
Aboe a9anutaetorp.
John w. Davis, Jun. & Co.
no. 50, THAMES sTRsET,
Resfectfuhy inform fheir Frsends and me
Public,

NO. 50 THAMES STREk1,
Resheet/uRy inform their Frends and me
Public,
THAT they have tn hard, and at
Il the store No 100, directly opposite, CON-
plcte assortment Of Ladies' and Geptiemen's Booa
q Shoes, of every description. and will sell them as
reasonable az at any other in town. Chidrcn's
Morocco Boots $50, 3s-do Morocco shoes, Is. ls6 |,
do. Leather Boots 4 shoes, propcrtionsbiy cheap.
Owing 70 the quantity they have on hand, they are
induced to sell them at lbe above prices. b =
Those who intend purchasing boots and shoes for
the approaching Election. are invited TO call at Ell
ther Of the above stores, and examine for them.
selves. for they confident they sell on
sonabe terms as any other person. 4t,
Ladies & Gentlemen wishing 70 be fitted from
their measures, for boots and shoes, invited
CALL as they determined TO manufacture them in
the best manner on reasonable terms at any
other manufactory in the state
N. b. They have on hand handsome az
eortment of Denmark satin3 and double pruneilas
and expect in few days from New.York, an exten
siye Of those articles with others in their
line
(. J. w. D. Jr has on hand Day & Martins. Hunts
and Varnsh Backing, by the gross dozen or single
Aiso--ihey have procured from the Guy of London
receipt for making Bacang, warranted superior to
any Backing nov in use. Constantly on hand, Calf
skins, New Leather, Calcutta do Morocco, Kid, Lin.
ing Skins. Binding do and variety of other articles
generally called for in shce store.
Apr,l &c
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NOTICE.

UAwEs TOWNSEND, informs bis friends and
j the public, that he has employed an experienced
workman, at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS.
and is ready to attend to the calls OF bis old Cus
toners and Friends--the smallest favour viii be
gratefully acknowledged and punetuslly attended
to-call at the Che mbers ovev his Store, north cor
nsr Of nannis,er's whsrt. hisTen -, ao-as
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Eagle Coffee House,
NewEors, Rhode. .IslaaG.

n VtWEOTEi NN0ue-ISldNG.
THE subscriber informs the public. that this sa
j tablishment is now under his management ant
has undergone thorough repair, and is now opened
for the reception of travellers. Ladies and Gentle
men be furnished with. good rooms. and ever,
possible attention viii be paid to the comfort AMI
convenience Of those who may patronize it,
, 4 THOMAS TOWNSEND, Jun.
spriI 29. 1924
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TIE sWaw.sAD THE EAGLE.


rive are Indebted for this Psraphrase rather than
Translation from schlegcI's Poem Of " The Melo-
dies Of Liie" to the author Of" The Beauties, ar.
monies and sublimities Of Nature."1
swan.
Nv life 10 on the waters past
From ruthless rage and ruin free,
glide upon the azure waste,
In silence and security
While the clear wave. untnov'd by storm,
. Reflects my chaste and snowy form.
81 Ny mansion is the mountain hoar;
Too high for man ;--too steep for hock,--
Where lghtnings fash. and tbunders roar.
From cloud to cloud, from rock 70 rocks
While, as the Ersl battles ring,
larm my beak, and poise my wing.
SWAN.
when morning opes the coral sky
Iwakc ;--and quit my secret home;
A thousand flowers delight mine eye.
In leaf, in cup, 10 bud. 10 bloom.
But when the purple Sun has set.
Ny wing conceals my beak ofjet
When the midnight tempests blow,
With deadly shrek and omnous cry;
ask the winds. I ask the snow.
If ruin be their ecstasy
And, shielded by the exchanging shade
lgsze upon the ruin made
SWAN.
Apollo sings HE calls me oft
To listen TO his sacred song -
Flowing in numbers wild and soft,
witness, as they glide along,
How much they captivate the gale.
Which bears them up the woody vale.
soar amid the heavens above,
When Kings bewray. or Realms revolt;
And, sitting on the Throne of Joye,
Present the angry thunderboit:
Ard. rs I sleep, my wings traverse
The Sceptrs Of the Universe.
When the Moon has piercI the gloom,
And mijnights shadowy mantle rent;
As it's mild rays the scene illume,
gaze the wstery frmament;
And muse upon the time. when
Shall wake beyond the starry sky.
Zen from my infant unnedgd day.
MY eyes. undazzIed by the sun.
Have borne his fierce meridian ray,
Which none beside on earth has dones
scorn this artb,-by .Nortais trod -
My mansion is the Throne Of God.
An innocent, ssquestered ffs,
Yields calmly TO the shaft of Death |!
When it shal, come,--a red and rife
To give me back my tuneful breath;
MY voice shall try its utmost power,
To celebrate the sacred hour
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yXyHITwELL's Liquid Impressed oPoDELDoc
w one bottle of 7Vhch is warranted to possess more
shan trOice he strength and efficacy Of the hard
kind This Em5rocaaon is now universally acknow.
ledged TO be almost inialbe in OF rkenGtis1,
6rmces, ,prdias. crdmp. nrntness stiffness or roeaE
ness of The neck joints chit6ains CHOPPED hands,
rnngs of insects vegetable boisons fresh mounds. and
for any external injury either for man or beast
This article is highly 20 'mmended by one OF the
FIRST Physicians in the U 5. whose certificate ac-
companies each bottle.
CAUTION! .g,~sr .a..
he sure and ask for and receive WiiTWELL's
OPODELDOC, or you will assuredly be imposed up
on. Sold at retail by WM, SIM0NS, at his house
in Newport, price 50 cts per bottle -
Where aiso may be had, W.
The VOLATILE AROMATIC SsupR. This high.
ly fragrant sternutatiye (mostly composed OF roots
and aromatic herbs,) is too well known and highly
approved throughout the United States, IN cases OF
head ache snd catarrh. to need further oommenda.
tion-priCe SO CTS pes bottle.
ALSO, @
Tar0is' Bilious Pills,
An excellent and we'll known composition in Jaun.
dice, bilious complaints, want OF appetite cos.ve-
ness, &c. &c. price rs cents per box.
ALSO,
as, Detergent Biuers,
Uuseful at all seasons but especially in the spring
of the year for the same complaints as those above
men,oned-They should be used after The use oil
the pills
ALso--Itch Ointmsat,
An infal'ibie remedy for this complaint, withsu,
smell or stAin-price SO els per box.
ALSO,
Da9y's Eye Water.
This article has been recommended by some OF
the fsst physicians.
Tooth Powder,
ANc
Damask Lip SalUe. q
March IL, 1894. 49,
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NN the third of July. the following arrangement
~ will be adopted and continued for the season ;
The Connecticut, Captain Bunker. will leave Prov
idence. every Saturday. at a O'Clock, p NJ and the
Fulton. Captain Comstoes, every Wednesday,, at
4P.M. ~
From New.Vork. the Connecticut will depart eve.
ry Wednesday, at 8 O'Clock. p. N. and the Felton,
every Saturday, At the same hour.
July l.
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CAgLVG.

When Plato reproved young men for
playing sI dice. What" said hc, /" for
such stras of money!" "Cus,ofn," answer.
cd Plato, sis no ,,iHe."
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SITHES.

so Dozen Longley's SlTHES-jr
received and for sale BY JOSEPH MARTIN
Newport, May 27.iS24.
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Blue, black. olive and caiashes "a
mixed broadcoths Elegant Carniure of ,st.
An assortment OF Aersey- boas a.
meres Bonnet silks and satt;rs
saltinets White silk scarfs
Boneastnes Merino slia-ls, cheap
Bombazels complete assortment OF
Popns English iaces and edg-
LevaDtines ings,
Elegant Verona stripes Wide lace for Inserting
Hearth ruggs complete assortment Of
Gsuze scarfs, and hkfs, indspepsibles ~
Chinchil!a cords French. English and A.
Black figured Leyantines merican calicoes
Russia shee,ings A superb assortment Of
Diapers and Duck mourning ribbons.
Italian and best grapes Ladies and gentemsn's
striped Jeans white wash leather
Hat bindings ~. gloves
Washington strires Kid and silk, DO -,
Blue calicoes, 20 cts. Muslin robes
Stout and fine elk vest. A complete assortment OF
iDgs linens very cheap
Good bed.tickngs for on. shr,ings. nice and chea,
iy S3 cts. per yard Null, shear, and fancy
Jackonet and COMMON muslins ~
cambrics Umbrellas and Parasos,
Brown muslns for ladies'
Among many others too numerous 10 mention
All those who wish to get good goods, and cheaps
will do well to call,
W. L. Will open cne caee black LECHOR RyN
FLATS. which will be sold ss cheap as those ht
sold last summer.
June "a Al
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New Goods.

Nice goSvn 6sYe,ns z yds long, for only
Csc eael1-3-4 shirfngs qufe .gooG
jor onH~a CTS. tie yd.--bask
gmghams IOr only IL l-2
cts they'd. 81 6-4h-
no nmslins. nice
3 foronb25
sd.
And maHy other goods proportionab'y cheap, acs
now opening at the cheap store Of
VIM. JAMES TlLLEY,
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7Td-re-s.--A small work, under this title,
has ju,t been published by Bills. s. White,
New York. II is an amusing saritIcal ltsIe
volume, aud may puss of well with those who
are fond Of light reading. Eek. GA. 2
The a'notnf q g,cGs MANY Concentrations.
As Dolly snd Dozer were walking one day,
Said Dolly TO Dozer--" Why Doser. say
Well, Dolly, what have you to say unto Dozer ~
Why--trotb, ,hnn," said Dolly, 81 really don't
know, Sir 20
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FOR SA LE, Il
Or i5srGt credit, for asfro-ed nesss.
.T THE Ship ALLIANCE, 2S5
,HHA tons burtben, as she came from see,
SkJ1kSSF from whaling voyage. With all ber
-Nxkkss sppurtenanees. She is well founos
and has many materials for such voyage HeIs'',
ven,ory may be seen. and terms and eOnSfliot e ot
sale made known by applying to UH
CRHisToPnEa rows8e
.AerpO-i, Jsse IL. y
A large assortment of BroaSes - take
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-22

rive are Indebted for this Psrsphrase rather than
Translation from schIegcI's Poem Of " The MeIo-
dies Of Lie." to the author Of" The Beauties, Har.
monies and sublimisies Of Nature."l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-22

where there is jus, opeaed the following Goods.