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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-05-05
Eagle and Monument Inn.

WILMINt,TON.
For favors past, have at last
Now designed to mention,
Itismy will 10 stay here still,
And pay right good attention.
With ostler good to take in wood,
With trowsers right well mended,
Ofhorse or mare, we will take care
And have them well attended.
I'll thank you all when Ger you cali
And spend with me trifie;
In sober mood, with conduct good,
Aud all your passions stifie.
rvc decent rooms for brides and grooms-
And beds kept liz good order;
Sheets often changed and so arranged
To keep away disorder.
Near Kennctt-road is my abode
In Market street dwell;
Nv intent at the Monument,
Is, to use all people we'll
Now, on the sign, own it mine,
NV name you will find daily;
BY calling in you'll hHd good Gin,
And likewise
Levi Baily.
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Take Notice,

That tie Partnership Of Z. Murihey g NJ
Siily, is this day dissolved b, mutual consent. :
All persons Indebted to the same, are req est.
ed to make immediate payment, and these hav-
ng demands, to bring their accounts for settle
ment to Il. Murphey, who continues te carry on
the AIillenery at their old stand, No. l04 Market
street.
March oath, 1925 27-4p.
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Securing.

The subscriber respectfully informs the eili-
zenS of Wilmington aya its vicinity, that he viii
scour Ladies and Centlencn's garments, Of " I.
ry description anG Viii extract Stains, Grease,
and other inpcriections, With neancss .n,'
effect, Which wi, ensure to him credit.
As the warm season is approaching, Gentle
men will find il much 70 their advantage, To have
their Cloth cleaned Gp; and such as will honor
him with their custom, ,iill be accommodated
to their satisfaction.
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Grocery Stores.

Joseph Mendelshall & Co. corner of King
and Second streets.
James G. Allen, ., west High st.
Joseph {. Gilpin, 46, market st.
James & Samuel Brown, 8 High st.
Clement & Gordon, corner of Market and
Kennel.
Josiah IL. Gilpin, corner market & Sd sts.
Peter Horn, corner king and front SITS.
Arthur Murphy, 16 West front st.
John Rice, Brantywine, south Of bridge.
Samuel Sappington & Co. west front st.
Samuel Stroud, corner of front and orange.
George Williamson, 10, high st.
Richard Williams, corner king & queen sts.
George Winslow, 179 market st.
John Wright, corner of Front and Market,
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Boot and Shoe Manufacturers

Thcophilus Jones, 81 market st.
Val. M'Neal & son, Sc and 100 market st.
William M'Neal, king st.
James Grubb, IL east front st.
James Simpson, 10 west front st.
William White, so market st.
Thomas Nirden, French st.
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NOTICE.
27-4ip.

All persons indebted TO the estate of John He'd
rick, Lumber Merchant, deceased, late OF this
Borough, are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having accounts, 10 presen,
them duly attested for settlement, to
DAVID & GEORGE BUSH, .4dn,'rs.
Wilmington, Nov. IL, 1894. y-5mp.
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To Carpenters.

The Subscriber wishes 70 EN-, 10y or good
carpenters, TO whom ibcra' wages Will be given.
--You1g men would be preferred
Enquire Of the subscriber at ST Georges, Del.
LEVI MILLER.
March 2e,h 1925 97-4i
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Merchant I'ailOrs.

VIM. c Deputy, II east Front st. where rea.
dy made clothes arc kept constantly for sale,
Jas. Simpson, Jr. west third st.
George r. o Daniel, No. 98, market,-st.
Isaac II. Wilson, high St.
Thomas F. Curl, near Painters Bridge, Ches.
ter Co Penn.
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Levi Baily.
April 18th, 1928.

ANN BAILY, next door to the EGglc and No
nun.ent, has opened fresh assortment of Spring
Fancy goods, where she carries on the Bonnct
Making, Plain and Gay, ard where all orders in
her line will be thankfully and punctually at
tended to- 29--4tp.
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Ga. johnson.

Queen Street, ono door west OF Marketst.
n. II. Shaving and Embarrassing extclted iu
tie nea,est and most fashionable manner, by
& j.
March 81 27-3in.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
ann B5ls. cargo and mess Pork,
AN/V l5J Kegs Lard.
40 Firkns and kegs Lancaster Butter.
50 Bills. No. i.2, and 5, Mackerei,
20 Half do DO. do
20 Bus Herd grass seed.
40 do. Glover seed
10 10 Orchard grass do.
10 Timothy do
50 Bushels Potatoes.
5000 bis Cotton Yarn assorted, No. 10 ID.
Twist and filling.
Together with general assortment ofgroce-
ries, Flour, &c &s all Of which are oft red by
the subscribers on the mos reasonable terms.
Jos. Mendenhall & Co.
Corner of King & 3D. Street, ,oppostc the low
rr market.
Wlminglon 81. Mo. Sd 1925,
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TElDM AS 9AR.R.avvo OAo
No. 80, shipley ST, Wilmington,


and
and ana rousn
occupied oy 'op
IIaddock,
FACTORY ana
wilbe waited
t5-1wo three Joumn wanted
Mo 25.-28-
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Apothecaries and Druggists.
Joseph Brnghurst, 85 market ST.
Margaret Johnson, 88 market st.
L. b. Vaughan, & Co. Sign of the Mortar
and Pcstle, Al Market st.
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Communicated.
March 81.

hessrs Printers.
As the fashion for the Spring has now arrived,
and il has become fashionable 10 advertise in
poctical way, We hope we shall be excused for
applying the following to our purpose.
George r. 0 Daniel,
'YAXAON,
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Hotels and Tayerns.


Levi Baily, Eagle & Monument, market near
kennel.
William c. Dorsey, west Front, near shipley
James Jeffris, SO market st.
James Plumley, Queen of Otaheite, corne,
of market and queen SITS.
John M. Smith, Indian King, corner of Mar
kct and High SITS.
Soap s. Candle Manufacturers.
Cochran and Adams, cor. orange and third
Bainton & Bancroft, market, near kennel,
James Ray, corner tatnall and queen.
Confectioners.
John Bucney, 80 market st
Carpenters.
Samuel Askew, Kennel Road.
Thomas Newlin, corner king and high 81,
Watch Makers.
Ziba Ferris, SO market st.
Charles Candy, II market st.
George Jones, 25 market-st.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-10-22
POER e Y.

FROM MooRE's SACRED MELODIES.
The turf shall be my fragrant shrine
My temple, Lord, that arch of thine
My censer's breath the mountain airs,
And silent thoughts my constant prayers.
My choir shall be the moonlight waves.
When murmuring homeward to their caves,
Or when the stiffness of the sea
Fen more than music, breathes of thee!
III see, by day, some glade unknown,
All light and silence like thy throne
And the pale stars shall be, at night,
The only eyes that watch my rite.
Thy Heaven, on which tits bliss to look,
Shall be my pure and shining book,
Where I shall read, in words OF fame,
The glores Of thy wond'rous name.
III read thy anger in the rack
That clouds awhile the day-beam's track
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-10-22

and heroes How correct their knowledge of reli-
gious authors And how noble should their own
characters be repeat it-How extensive should
be the education of females, when they have such
important offices to fuhl-the office of forming for
their country heroes to defend it, and politicians to
guide and direct affairs of the nation And yet these
are not all the objects which should induce parents
to educate their daughters in more liberal manner
than they do. 1t is necessary for their own happ-
ness that they should be able to admire and specu-
late on the operatlons-the grand, sublime, and
continual operations of Nature. And how are they
to do this, when the generality of them ignorant
of the constituent elements of the air they breathe
and the cooling beverage with which they support
their mortal bodies 1t has been very Justly observ
ed by celebrated author, that they who admire,
must first learn hoe to admire" Can any
make the plea, that the minds of females are ncapa-
bic Of studying abstruse subjects If they can,
deny them, and assert that the female mind is natu-
rally as capable of studying, to advantage, subjects
of the most intricate nature, the male. What did
the celebrated Lucreta owe her many virtues to,
but superior education What but superior
mind induced her to cry out, that " She who had
lost her vrtue has only death for her consolation !"
Can doubt the fact of females possessing heroic
minds, when we see Paulina rising superior to the
pains of DEATH and choosing to die with her below
ed Seneca We all know that as the dawn of know
ledge breaks upon the senses, and the day-sprlng
of education awakens and calls forth the hidden
powers of their minds, that vice and immortality are
banished, and virtue and religion advance to take
their station in the heart. Then what is the
that the path of literature in our day is little trod
by the ladies if it were guarded by Cerberus. ],
friend of the females, answer, that it is owing to
want of education. Then why this want of educa-
ton Because their fathers, conscious that with
any thing like an equal opportunity, they would,
in boldness of conception, sterling sense, and in
nate wit, outstrip their sons and pluck the diadem
of literary glory from their brows. BArcHELoR.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-10-22

Thy mercy in the azure hue
Of sunny brightness breaking through
There's nothing bright, above, below,
From flowers that bloom, to stars that glow,
But in its light my soul can see
Some features of thy Deity
There's nothing dark, below, above,
But in its gloom trace thy love,
And meekly wait that moment, when
Thy touch shall turn all bright again.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-10-22
Pill NEVER BE MARRIED.

(From Borvring's .aacient Poetry Of Spain
No no I'll never married be.
But love, and love, and yet be free.
will not wear captive's chain,
Nor own amaster they who wed,
First go to jail, and then remain
In everlasting letters led,
l can't imagine what they gain.
No ! no! I'll never married be,
But loye, and love,-and yet be free.
A wife can't out of window look
Without husbands grumbling loud
Each slips recorded in book
won't submit own Pm proud,
Too proud such busy knaves to brook.
No ! no I'll never married be,
But love, and love, and yet be free.
Unmarried, command at will;
And youths press forward to obey,
find them glad and grateful still,
And who so prompt to serve as they
viii lords brides desire fulfil
No! no, III never married be,
But love, and loye,--and yet be free.
] often see married pair,-a
know they curse their luckless fate
i've seen woman tear her hair,
And of connubial blessings pirate;
Yet daily sink beneath despair.
No no I'll never married be,
But love, and love, -and yet be free.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-10-22
AUTUMN.

The winds have now wild and pensive tone,
That tell the heart of loneliness and gloom:
Dark clouds are hanging in the sky's blue zone,
And summer beauties now fling off their bloom.
Decays great mantle silently is thrown
Oer Natures face. But, Autumn thou canst
fill
With hallow'd thoughts the bosom, sad and lone,
For all thy charms solemn, pure and still.
A soft and twilight loneliness is thine;
And ere the trees their leafy honors'' shed,
Their fading robes, their autumn dresses shine
With changing hues of yellow, green and red.
We gaze upon them; and the tears startng
For they still like our joys-seem brightest when
departing.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-10-22
FOR THE GARLAND.
ACROSTIC.

Primrose path, Parnassian hill,
0 may drink thy chrystal rill
Enchanting Nymph, WOO thy charms,
Take me into thy lovely arms:
Respect my prayer, We graceful nine,
You only can the heart refine. S. S
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-10-22
FROM THE WAYNE SENTINEL.
A FATHERS LOVE.

"A L "A L II tl( LON
BY A YOUNG LADY OF WILLIAMSON.
A fathers love-how bright its CLEAN
Pure and impassion'd are its rays;
Twill shed its mild and heavily beam,
When every other love decays.
My fathers love-I would not lose,
For all the joys that wealth attend
One smile of his, did he approve,
Would far.more satisfaction lend.
NV fathers love-it knows no change
But ever euer is the same
When all the world looks cold and strange,
Then brighter beams this sacred flame.
How oft when clouds obscur'd my sky,
And nature wore its deepest gloom,
MY fathers love has fx'd my eye
On scenes of bliss beyond the tomb.
And shall! ever, ever pay
Such love, such kindness to me shown
o. when life GIBBS, that thou canst say,
A daughters fondness thou hast known
o. that when sorrow wounds thy heart,
That could then thy love repay;
In all thy anguish share part,
And cheer with hopes ofbrighter day.
And when old age has silver'd DER thy head
And angels wait to watt thy soul above
o. then I'll watch around thy dying bed,
And shew unto thee all daughters love.
And when the last sad sigh shall rend thy hea
I'll point thy soul to heavily joys above,
Repress the anguish which with thee part,
Nor stay thy soul, to tell how much Ibve
l.. l.. r.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-10-22
FOR THE GARLAND.

For the fair subject which gave rise to the fol-
lowing lnes the reader is referred to acrostic in
Ladies' Garland, No. 80, September 18th, 1925.
The mser may dwell DER his silver and gold,
And its tinsel and glitter with pleasure behold;
For the heart that is sordd and changngly roams.
Oh is surely unworthy the sweetness of Holmes.
And the miser may finger his treasures all day,
And the dangler who visits and travels and roams,
May have houses and ands-but unworthy of Holmes
The soldier, the patriot, the statesman and sage,
Who've the ardour of youth and the wisdom of age,
And the mariner toss'd amidst pillows and foams,
Would leave gloryS fame for the pleasure ofHolmes
Farewell lovely fair one must bid thee adieu
May the sunshine of bliss be forever with you;
And tho others have castles and turrets and domes,
Give me but a cot, and the sweetness of Holmes.
ANXIOUS.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-10-22
A FINE COMPLIMENT.

There scarcely ever was finer compliment p
TO a lady. than that which Dean Swift addressed
wife, who was always prasing her husband
"You are always making god of your spouse,
But that neither reason nor conscience allows
Perhaps you may think tits in gratitude due,
And you adore him because he adores you
Your arguments weak. and so you will find,
For you, BIZ this rule, must adore all mankind"
FANCY AND SENSE.
Fancy and Sense are man and wife,
Ergo they disagree
In dreams Of bliss she spends her life,
In real pleasures he
Andwhen they for a moment meet,
They quarrel i'll trice;
Sense will not kneel at Fancy's feet.
She scorns hi, sage advice,
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Ne7v Eneland Farmer.

THE fth volume ofthe heS Eng land Farmer will
commence the 29th OF July inst This work has
been published nearly three years and conducted in
such manner as to elicit the appreciation OF tho Mas
sachusetts Agricultural Society, the orcester Az
ricuurs society, the Rhode island Society for the
encouragement OF DHnestic Industry, the Essex Ag-
ricutura Society, and Kings county Agricultural So
c'ety, Nova Scotia; each OF which societies has Of
hclay recommended the publication TO public pat.
ronage Gentlemen who are desirous Of having the
next volume complete requested to forward their
names soon. that the publisher may begin with
last volume had been begun. was great that i,
was not possible to supply back numbers TO many
who wished to obtain them.
Agricultural Societies. who may wish 10 have Co
pies TO the amount OF 10 upwards reserved in the
Office and bound, to be presented for premiums. &c.
csn have them at a reasonable discount By sending
their orders soon,-This plan has been adopted BY
several societies the past year.
The publisher hopes TO be able to give a greater
Huiuber of engrsvings Of new agricultural impie-
Een.s; &C. in the next volume, than IN the pEeced.
ing ones.
Inc Farmer is published weekly-and contains
'yaiqua pages-on good paper The prioe is s.
per annum, payable IN tie course of The year, ST.,
80 II paid in advance. The paper is PACED and n.
Ecpage and copious index given gratis at the end q
the volume Persons who procure tue responsbi
responsible subscribers entitled to one voiuut
gratis, Gentcmen at a distance csn have the work
punctually forwarded TO them on the receipt Of
years subscription. L. FEssENDEN.
J. RUSSELL.
Roston yuly 10
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WOOL CARDING.
THE subscriber respectfully info

HE subscriber respectfdny informs
L his friends and the public, that be has put
his Wool Csrdng Machines in complete order. ssd
that he will pay every attention to have Woo! of all
grades csrded in the best with despatch, and
on the most reasonable terms.
CoIcuring aud finishing woolsn Cloths continued
as usual All favors gratefully acknowledged by
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Articles intended 10 be sent to the Factory, may
be Jeff wi h job sherman Newport--S Sanford Almy
Little-Comtpton--peleg Cory. Twerton-Jeremiah
Clifford Brislolferry.
N. .B.-wool, especially Of fine grade. should be
CREASED with pure sperm oil. Those wAo wish csn
have their Wool oiled at the machines.
Portsmouth, June %
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WOOL CARDlNG

THE subscribers respectfully inform
Il their friends and the pubck, that they card
.&oo' Of all adss into rolls in the oes, manner
Phey coutinue to manufacture wool on shares or by
contract. may bes, suit their employers.
The following persons will receive and forward sny
articles intended for the Union Factory. Edward
Stanhop. and Robert K Il Francis Carr, Newport
George Lawton, Tiyerton-Jei emish Clifford, Bristol
Jerry.
They return their sincere thanks 20 their former
customers aud solicit the continuance of their fa
vuurs- JOHN DABCUiK,
MOSES LAWrOS.
pNrtsmouth Iulv TS
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Whl,ney's Cough Pills.
Portsmouth, July 28.

r~HEsE Pills. which arc composed mostly OF
vegetables, not inferior To any thing yet dis
covered for Coughs, Colds, Asthmss and Consump'
fono and even IN ,he latter case, where cureis
rot TO be expected, ,Aey prove sn excellent paiia-
1--WE by exciting exssctoratIon, relieving pain and
producing s!fep
Numerous certificates of the virtues Of these Pit,
night easily ne procured but Is confidently beev
g. the, are sufficiently Known to render recourse
TO sreh meAHs uaoe oessagy, aud where they not
known ~ wei; sssJjtn Wiai of them will be a
uooce -iyctrs' '-cc nmrrS ,tion than host o! Ger
I-1cses Directions for using, with the box.
Each box contains forty pi'ls-price 50 cents.
y. Is To prevent impositions each box will be
enclosed with label bearing an impression Of the
good msritan, vith the following lncription,
WHITNEY, COUGH PILLS"
and each BIZ o. drections will be signed by the in
Neator.
B., c. DYER Jr's & Co.
HAving been appointed by the proprietor sole a.
gents Tor he sale of the above Pills. ready
20 supply druggists and others on very reasonable
terms at Nos. Ia and I6. narke,s,reet Providence
'l'ay are also kept for sale by Il. RHAzAsp, and
sAzEs TAs-oR, EssPort May 20. 1925.
Office. Whereas the Honorable
\ = Court of Probate Of the town Of South. Kings.
town did on the 9th August. appoint me, the subscr
Der, I'm The place of Thomas C, szsrd) Guardian of
the person and estate of Peter w Clarke. Of South.
Kings,Own. and also of the following children OF the
eaiu Ecier w C'sIkc,N VIZ: James CarOeF
II. Clarke, Poier w Clarke, Jun. and Nicholas
Clarke. all Of said south-Kngstown, and bavng qua.
iHed myself IS the Law directs do hereby forbid all
persons Tansac,ing any business with, trusting e
ther II the abovepersons, as shall pay of their
debts or contracts from this date All persons in.
<ebted to said estate, are called upon to make pay
nenS, and tho,s having demands, call and settle.
NICHOLAS CLARKE. Guardian Of
sad Peter, ondoS his ChIdrer.
South -kngstown. Aug TO- 1925 (aug l8 6w
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-IfhINSO.N q hE.9O,
~tsrsrsas orTsE IawsoF rHs UsITGssTATSs
"a sAs Chamber ef 95. Thames sree:,
(En:ranee HGrksisgssre
Terms Of fts RspE5IeGn.
Two dollars yesr--oae halt in advance.
Price Of .4dverHsiny.
Crs dollar and fifty ceats square, Tor three weeks,
.3d tyen,yh cents TOR each publication slter--
smsl-r ones in the same properties.
E7 Aa5eru,cnents will be continued hl Forbidden,
unless The tern Of continuance be specified
GJ Al accounts must be settled ~ least once
year
ar No Paper discontinued until arrearsges are
paid.
nTJob Work satisfactorily executed.
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:Tansp Painting.

..sEW SrsTEM OF PRINTING on VELVET,
IND S8TfLV
ALSO
FANCY Painting on Paper, with colours, India
Il IHk and Crayon, by A. B. ENGsTROM, at the
widow OF the late Capt John Esrl's.-No l, ,.Grffia
Gree.
Mssorc aprons painted on velvet and satin, with
co'ars and Inda ink at low price. Specimens Of
eA.hcr kind - be seen as above.
Minerals from Norway kept for sale.
rug IL
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Boston, July ~
ever III use, Tor
coUcRs coNSU.upTIoNS AND AsTH.u.q.

THIS new and healing baIsambids fair to rival ev
= cry medicine heretoior discovered for coughs,
and complaints of the lungs esding to consumption,
and even in seated consumptions it has lately been
used BY many with the most surprising success. IF
certificates fror, persons OF the highest RESPECTABLE
ty or 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-
bity, or even consumptons, but may be relieved by
the timely use ofths medicine. Every genuine bot
tie has .qndersOns Cough Drops stamped on it, and
the directions all signed by James .fslicn
These drops generally give in most cases Of
coughs. cclds, difficulty Of breathing, wheeling,
,ightness OF the chest consumplions, and pain the
side The aged will experience relief equally agree.
able and instantaneous, even when the lungs af.
fec,ed. - ..
G-J Be particular. each genuine bottle has
I" .inde-so1s Cough Drops," stamped it and that
each OF the directions signed IN writing by James
.1elLen--no others genuine ..
Price, daaor for large, and fy cents for small
bou.es.
or The above .,fedscite i, for sule 53
D.. SAMUEL ~. NiNSON,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY.
no. llo, thames STREET, -
Who has also tor sale = constant supply of the
bes; kincs Of ..
Medicines, Drugs, sc. r.
Also sod wholesale and retail, by George II. Til.
iiughast, John II. Mason, Providence; DIR. Tibbilts,
Warwick; Benja Baieman, East.Greenwich
Daniel Carpenter, Uxbridge; David Farnum, Smith.
field; DIR. Briggs. Bristol Thomas Taylor, Little.
Rest Rowse Babcock. Westerly; DR.. Tillinghast,
Wexford jeremiah Williams, Warren; Daniel
Brewer. Taunton, (Mass) and the Post. Master at
siatersville. May 81, 1928.
A GOOD STAND. .
He Real Hstste Of the late william Prior, con.
sisting Of Dwelling House and Lot. near the
Red Market, lin Market square) will be sold as
heretofore advertised, at public auction on Saturday
the Sd day of Sept. 1926, at IL o'clock in the fore.
noon-undcr the direction Of the court Of probate.
WH. LOWE, Auctr.
Newport. aug is.
PAPER HANGlNGS.
r LEGANT Frencn paper hangpgs. with and vi,h-
kL Out match borders-for sale'by
JAMES * MMOND
Also. Just received
100 kEAMS of Foolscap, Po,, and Let.
ter PAPER.