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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-09
FALA AND WAHTER
GOODS.

JUST RECEIVED,
a large assortment Of sEAsoSABLE ARTI-
Giles, consisting Of
4 BALE German broadclcths, 1 bale
l. blankets. l bale flannels, habit cloths,
pelissc cloths, cassimeres, bombszetts,
caroline plaids, Norwich g. Tartan plaids,
camblets, sattinetts, kerseys, hosiery, ker
seymere shawls, merino squsre showls,
Valencia do. Vestings,. bookings, figurd
Salisbury flannels, furnitires, calicoes, hca-
Wy black Levantines, black Lutestring,
fgur'd Silks, silk velvets, tabby velvets,
fancy silk Hdkfs. bandannas, silk and cot
ton flag Hdkfs. black silk do. bedticks.
bleach'd and unbleach'd ga 7-8 Al and
Sd cottcns-4-4 and ca Shire muslins,
wide and narrow black bombazecns, Can
ton and Nankin grapes, null and iacenet
muslins, "A and Ga cotton cambricks,
colored cambricks, beaver gloves, silk do.
Ruasia diapers, brown and black Linens,
Irish do. long Lawns, sewing silk, pins,
tapes, American fannels. ginghams, &c.
&c. all of which will be sold at such pri-
ces as cannot fail to please those who wish
to purchase.
IT. G2SSI0Msa
Newport, Oct. 26, 1896.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-09
STEAM.BOAT LIME.

THE line Of Stages now running be-
u tween New Bedford and Newport, o.
yer the Stone Bridge, will hereafter leave
New Bedford on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday mormngs,at EIoHr o'clock, arrive
in Newport TO dire, and in time for Passcn.
gers TO take the Steam. Boat for New York.
Returning, will leave Newport on the
arrival ofthe Steam Bosts from New York,
and arrive in New Bedford same day.
are 81
'ooks kept nt TOwNsENn's Coffee house,
Newport. and at the Counting-room Of the
subscriber In New Bedford.
LII. BARTLETT, Proprietor.
Bedford, April 25. apr.27.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-09
Delay snot your purchases for
IAGL 4OQDSs


RILL OPEN THIS Day,
0E Packages of FRESH FdLL
AO GOODS, which will be soil 10
per cent cheaper than can be purchased IN
this town. As small specimen OF tbs
cheapness of the articles, Figured black
Silks, at so cts; bobbiuett lsces, $J,25
cts. per 3D.; fig'd hannels, at SO cts Cor!
onation plaids, at 25 cts; plaids for Clonks,
81 l-2 cts; Bookings % cts; good syn.
chaws at SO cts cassimores 90 l.2 cts;
Hannels ~ cts /; black bombazctts, finc and
fg'd 90 10 25 cts; bed ticks at IA cts
mems mkt wotstcd hose at 2S cte; dark
calicoes IL i-2 cts; /; ono case Irish liirens--
one bale blankets--one bale Of Ravens
Duck--two bales hanncls, broadcltths.
cassimeres; ladies' Habit cloths and trim-
mings kcrseys, BOOKINGS prints; satt'-
netts pearl, steel and gilt coat bultors |;
Tom a. Jerry cloth gloves ; hosiery ces
tings fg'd silks bombazins; one bals
black bombazetts; shewls, &c.
ALSO,
Elegant white g. rod .HERLv1O LONG
SE.aJYL.S, variety of qualities and pas-
terms, and DOMESTIC GOODS, of cv-
cry description, by the piece or otherwise.
Newport, October s, 1896.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-09

The Chepdiier Peter Peterson TO Mr.. Cidy.
WAsHINsroN, 25th April, 1896.
The undersigned Minister resident OF
His Majesty the King Of Denmark, has the
honor herewith to acknowledge having re-
ceived Mr.. Clyss official note Of this day,
declaratory Of the advanced claims against
Denmark not being waived on the part of
the United States, by the Convention a
greed upon and about to be signed which
note he, as requested, will transmit to his
Government. And-he avails himself ofthis
occasion to renew to Mr.. Clay assurances
oil his distinguished consideration.
p. Peterson. :.
To the Honorable Henry CLAY,
Secretary Of State Of the United States
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-09
SWEET BARGAINS I

His old customers and the public are invited
to call and give him look. lie has handsome
red and blue furniture cahcoes for only Sd f,
eleganthgured and shaded silk only i6 cts;b bob
binet lace, fine, for only 81 % ) figured fan
nels, scarlet, from IS to 50 cts per yard; Ga
book muslin % cts, coronation plads only %
cts; elegant Scotch plaids for cloaks only 2s3,
silk, cotton linen and worsted hose, very cheap;
bedticks for only IA cents, indigo blue dark
calicoes from I'd to 2s3; real new style Adams
prints, from 30 TO 37d cts, of elegant patterns,
superb plain merino ga white shawls for
Friends; Irish linens; one bale elegant blankets
- per cent less than old price; Canton Grape
dresses only 81 90 very cheap; heavy duck
iannels from % 10 IS cts; 200 more good hkis
for only Sd each; Queens, habit, and pelisse
cloths, from 81 30 TO 50 so elegant for ladies'
coats; frogs, tassels, daisy and fancy buttons
cords and braids for trimming dresses hand.
some vest patterns; sattinets from 80 to 70 cts;
a large assortment of gloves, hosiery, shawls
and handkerchiets
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-09
DOMESTIC GOODS.

A large lot Of very cheap Domestic Goods
from the late auctions -Broadcloths
cassimores; flag black b.ndanno and fancy siik
hdkis; silk and cotton umbrellas; elegant lace
patterns; mourning prints; red aud white sill
scarls; crash, tow cloth and dowlas; a lot 1
very cheap lace veils,as was ever sold in New
port; elastic gartcre; worsted tippcts, &c &c
with many other articles not mentioned
u N. SWEET intends not TO be undersold
and hopes to have a share of the public pa
tronage Oct 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-09

Sale at much lower prices than usual.
.1mong them are:--
Superine black, blue, inix'd olive, brown
and claret Broadcloths Cassimeres Sat
tinets; Devonshire Kerscys; American
do. Habit and Pelisse Cloths red, white
and green Flannels Bockings worstetl
aud yarn Hose; Scotch and Caroline
'Paids Bombazetts IA ga "a 1914 II a
and 1914 Blankets dark London Prints ;
jubilee Cords; Partisan Prints; Grecian
Stripes Children's Dresses Verona DO. /;
Canton Grapes Salisbury Flannels 5-5
Bombazeens /; elegant merino long Shawls
Caspian and Valencia do. American
Shirtings e. Shcetings Bedticks, Stripes
and plaids Knitting Yarn, &c. &c.
With a great variety Of other articles
too numerous to particuarlZe.
Newport, Oct. 10, 1875.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-09
Evening Schools.

V,HE public are hereby informed that Il.
u TREVETT, and JOHN ROD
MAN, have commenced their respective
Evening Schools, for the season the iormor
al his school house ia Barney street and the
after al the Chsrch school.house IN School
erect. Sept %, is26.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-09

HAS just received large assortment
Il Il Of new and fashionable GOODS,
among which are -
Trimmings for Pelisses; Velvet Plush
es pimps; cords haSsele Gro de Naples;
Sattins Levantines; black lace Wells I;
laces; Penrling black and white bobbi-
nett Lace black silk do Gloves Swiss
muslin null do. Shire do black and
white bannage; %orsted bonnage; bat
teece twilled; elegant Ribbons; combs I;
curls; Silver wheat Silver and Gold Rib
hons tassels; fancy Hdkfs.; calicoes,
furnitures merino Shawls; beltings I;
Canton and Nankin grapes; silk Hose,
worsted do.
Newport, Oct. 26.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-09
NEfu GOnU8,
JUST REoErvED AT
LONG-ROOM,
NATHANIEL SWEET,
L IL,
CHE.4P.sIDE, THAMES STREET,
HAS JUST oFEsED,

HAS JUST oPENED,
on PACKAGES of CHcroE BARGAINS, a.
oO mong which are:--One bale of elegant
CARPETIScs, of the new drop pattern also,
part Of a bale of Scotch do; and 60 yds. home.
spun carpeting, % 70 30 per cent. lower than
the old price. ~ Sweet sever has seen the
time for the last 30 years, that he could give
so much for dollar, as ut the present lie
has been attending the Auctions Of late, and
VIII in Truth give ladies and gentlemen the
REsI
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-09
Nnttrg>

A LL persons indebted 10 tho late Arm or
IN 7. * H. PITMAN. are rcques,
ed 10 call at No. SO, Thomes-street and make
settlement. Oct =
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-09
0MtidI.

The correspondence below should have
been published with the proclamation OF
the President of the United States, Of the
General convention of Friendship, Com
merce, and Navigation, between the Unit
cd States Of America and His Majesty the
King of Denmark, dated the l4th of Octo-
Der instant, and is now published as an 03-
ceadum to that proclamation.
.Hr Clay to M Peder son.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington .4Drl 25, 1896.
The undersigned, Secretary of State of
che United States, by direction of the Pres
ident thereof, has the honor to state to mr..
Peterson, Minister resident of His Males.
ty the King of Denmark, that it would have
been satisfactory to the Government of u.
States, if Mr.. Peterson had been charged
with instructions in the negotiation which
has Just terminated, To treat of the indcm-
mites due to citizens of the United States,
in consequence of the seizure, detention,
and condemnation OF their property, in the
ports of His Danish Majesty. But, as he
has no Instructions to that effect, the under
signed is directed, at and before proceed
ing to the signature ofthe Treaty ofFriend-
ship, Commerce and Navigation, on which
they have agreed, explicitly TO declare, that
the omission to provide for those indemni-
ties Is not hereafter to be interpreted as q
waiver, or abandonment of them by the
Government of the United states, which OH
the contrary, is firmly resolved to persevere
in the pursuit them, until they shall be
finally arranged upon principles of equity
aud justice. And, to guard against any
misconccption ofthe fact of the silence ol
the treaty, in the above particular, or Of the
views the American Government, the un.
dersigned requests that Mr.. Peterson viii
transmit this official declaration to the Gov
ernment of Denmark Anfhe avails HIM
self this occasion to tender to Mr.. Peder
son assurances of his distinguished consid
Grafton. III. CLAY.
The Chevalier Peterson,
Minister resident From Denmark.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-09
Fulton Steam Boat lime.

.rrS TTNTIL further no.
~ ticc, a Boat viii
S3& DH1 leave Providence for ~.
I1Es York. every Tussdsy,
Thursday and Saturday, at O'Clock, =. M,
November I'd, 1896
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Printed and Published by
ATKINSON & READ.
Pnnters of tho Laws of the United States,

NndIItNufb fHdi1itB- NTttL,
sEntrance Market-square
Terms ofthe Republican.
Two Dollars per annum--one half in advance
Priee Of .lduerfisiRg
On' Dollar per square, for three weeks, and
Seventeen cents for each subsequent inser-
tion. Larger ones in the saine proportion.
Advertisements not marked, will be cOntin-
ucd till lormddens and charged accordingly.
O'AH accounts must be settled at least
syear.
1JNo paper discontinued until arrcarages
are paid
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-09
Ass.1E91's Ecg.oI.

AT PRIVATE SALE,
"IIAT Valuable FARM Of
NM IL about 266 acres, lying in
I!::: South.Kingstown, with large
!aA new Two Story Dwelling
House and other Out buildings thereon,
witha valuable water privilege, and a va
luable privilege for fishing The above
Farm is considered one Of the best farms
offered Or sale in South -Kisgstown for
many years. The payments will be made
easy to the purchaser either by security
given on the farm or approved Notes with
Interest.
ALSO,
Two Mortgage Deeds on the estate Of
Matthew Robinson, dec. lying in South
Kingstown-bo;h Of the above Farms Law
on the post road leading 10 Ncw-London,
and about miles from the South Ferry.--
For terms at prirate sale apply TO the sub
scribers in Newport.
X. POTTER, .7ssiguees 10
N. s. RUGGLES, Robert RoLinssp.
Oct. ), 1S25.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-09
FALL GOODS,

HAS just received, his Fall supply of
IL ESGLIsH, fSDIA, FRENcH and AME-
nIcAN DRY GOODS, which he offers for
Sale at much lower prices than usual.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-09
JEN.NE'H DRUM.MOND.

Newport, Oct. 26, 1896.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-05
SCHEDULE.

Certificates credited or tie Bochs Of Me Treasury.
No. AMOUNT. No. AMOUNT.
Dots. Cie. Do7s. Cts.
e79 10000 90 800 $685. CT
$40 10000 90 500 6,557 II
Certificate credited on The LoUa Qgicc Books,
vAteo Hampshire.
No. AMOUNT.
1G 5000 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-05
SsGsg4asAs~
CONSCIENCE.

~ 1efe is i'c King with all his purple pnmp-
" here IS ihc warrior plumct, the ern,iued judge,
" ith all his nsocnt plcaderS where the sage
here all wise. powerful, fearful, ftowning things,
mat can, for all thrir frowning, send amcyc
IN imch within my BOSOM
rhorcs my Tuob,
My caste, my sealed fountain, sacred court,
That shuts man out. There holy Conscience SITS,
Judging more kecnly than the crmined Judge,
Smiing more deeply than the warriors sword
More mighty than the sccptic. There my deeds
Ny hopes, fears, vanities, wild foes, shames,
Are all arraign'd. So, Heaven be mcrcifui.
Tie man acquitted at that fearful bar,
Holds the first prize the round W orld has TO give;
It's like heavens neutrality-suspicious.. For all else
the praise of others is as virgin gold,
Earth S richest Offering, to be sought with pain,
Yet not be pinned for; worthy of all search,
"ut not OF sorrow-as the inferior prize;
Vol as our breath of breath, our life of life,
ne flowing river Of our inward peace,
ne noble confidence, that bids mar look
rs fellow man i the face, aud be the thing,
'earicsS and uPward-cyed, that God has made him.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-05
Ce'tyicGfes CREDITED on the Loan Office Books.


~ II! FITZWHYLsoNN, BOOKSELLERS, B1Np.
Err AND STATIoNER, having hand stock oF
goods inconveniently large, offers for sale AT yrRY To,
PRICES, W
SPECTACLES Of all kinds, in gcld silver ,ot-
oiScsell or steel frances Thermometers; Spy Glasses;
a'nemaiicai instruments; Microscopes; GLOBES; Maps
crayons. ~
iOLNS of superior and inferior qualities bows bris
' @mn screws Flutes, ffes, lageoles claroneis, KENT
paper ana BOOKS Tuning forks and hammers Piano Forte
wire and Superior Violin strings.
ROGERSS other first quality men, deek erd noc.,
AniveS, raZors, &c.
CHESS MEN aud Boards, Backgammon boxes, playing
cards Domino and Lotto boxes.
Elegant and inferior walking canes.
SGItooL BOOKS: Greek, Latin, Spanish, French ana
Ensi''n. y great variety of NEW PUBLICATIONS and
general assortment of literary works
BLANK BOOKS for Merchants, county court Offices
ard private use. Pocket books and WRITING PAPERS
Of many various qualities
~ Books bound either elegantly plainly sbor.
61
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-05
THE MOTHERS GRAVE.


aud tina: same dew which sometime on the bud;
Was wont to swell, like round and orient rearIs
Stood nov within the pretty infants eyes
IN tears Shakespeare
i-"oH' SISTER sweet, upon that hallow',i stone.
Ne stand upon n spot Of love aud fear;
Tor tl'ere is laid heart, tile fondcst one
That ever eft lis children weeping hcre
!nero sleeps our mother III the silent dus,
by all our sorrow, I'll our love unmovCi;
Sleeps, till the solemn summons of the Jus:
Lids her awake, To meet the God she loved
saw her fain'iu- on her bed of pain;
sax her like the leaves of autumn lie:
saw her strive to smile, but strive in vain
And thea M, dared no; see her die!
Then came the bitter pagean, of the grave
4he ieaAul hearse, the following, weeping crowd:
saw-twaS hut one look--,he plun1ase wave,
And long, 10 slGn,te. Wiz. her in her STROUD,
Thou King OF kings, who on the babes did smile.
SnI take the little ones upon thy knee
Guide US through earth, aud IL its snarcs awhile
ih=n take us, innocent, TO with thee.
Sweet sister, bend no ON earth thine cvc-
No more weep idly ON that silent stone;
~, 1T Thy gaze thy soul, upon those skies
There shall we go-for there our mothers ac:,s!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-05
TO STANIMERERS.

rETHE subscriber informs the public that he has return
- ed from New York duly qualified and empowered 10
CURE STANlMERERS on the plan adopted by Mrs
i@e'gh ana DR.. Yates of the New York institution He
has been entirely cured of inycterate stammerinq ~
had annoyed him from his infancy and has no idea tina,
nc WI ever fall back indeed lie cnud not stammer if he
tried TO DO So The single OF his being entirely cured
IS Suncie M his estimation give confidence to the eca
cy OF the invaluable discovery of Mrs Leigh; though
more proof wanting, he is prepared exhibit numerous
cehcaes from persons cured and from gentlemen of tho
hrst eSpecaoiy and standing in the city Of New York
me subscribers agency will end in nonts he there
ore ADVISES an those disposed opportunity
oil placing themselves under his to Ike speedv ami
cation. Letters directed Cartersville Cumberland
county Va post paid, will be promptly attended to-
Tie resides in Powhatan county, ten miles from tia
court house, the same distance from Cumberland corr,
house, and nine miles from Gainesville. Board can he
had in his family for s. week The stage passes four
times week by Dcacrsons store, FIVE miles from his
residence. L. IT VOSpIr ~
powhatau, Gj Oct. 1926 ace
u The Editors ofthc Winchester Eepulcan. st7nr,o
spectators aud Lynchburg Vrginian will please publis!
the above advertisement weekly weeks and forwsrJ
Ihar accounts to tic Editors Of the Richmond whfg fox
71-n " ''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-05
a2G-

Frieni after friend departs;
Who hath not lost friend?
There is no union here OF hearts
That finds not here an end;
Were this fraiI world our final rest,
Living or dying none were blcs;.
Beyond the fight of time
Beyond the reign of deatii,-
There surely is some blessed c!iwc
Where life is not a breath;
Nor LIES affections transient fire,
Whose sparks ny upwards AMI expire!
There is world above,
Where parting is unknown;
long eternity of love
Formed for the good alone:
Aud faith behods the dying here
Translated to that glorious sphere.
Thus star By star declines,
Till ali are passed away;
AS morning high and higher shines
To pure and perfect day.
Nor sink those stars i'll empty night,
Eat hide themselves in heavens own tight.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-05

ri Office IS hereby g ven TO the Proprctors of tue
unredeemcd six per cent Stock, created in pursu
ance OF an act Of Congress passed the 3lh of Febua
~, 1873 that 1t has been decided, by lot that the Ger
ing the whole to two millions and two thousand three
hundred and SIX dollars and seventeen cents, the
surrender thereof be paid the frs, day ofJanuary
1877, to tue respective Stockholders, TO their legal
Treasury, at the Loan Office where the Stock thus
TO be reimbursed, may stand credited TO the propre-
tors thereof
1t isiurther made known, for the information of the
parties concerned that transfer of the Certificates
mentioned IN tho annexed Schedule, from the books of
the treasury or of any Commissioners of Loans, will
be allowed after the first day of December next and
the interest on all the Certificates contained in the said
schedule viii cease aud determine the day prece-
ding the day hereby fixed for the reimbur serneut
thereof.
RICHARD RUSH,
Sccrs'asy of'tte Treasury.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-05

@4s'7f''s. The Life Of Napoleon by the a....,r q
s7e-r says the Scots T'nes,) is certainly in p.o
e'- 5a the story OF four volumes being already pm
-a- = not quite correct Nearly three volumes, howe
90: arc completed and if the report of friend of our
'yn nay ne trusted, there many passages in The
ToTA Which are distinguished BY eioqnence an! p,yer
"A:cA eTen the author ofWavery had not reached be-
.'ie i'r Unstable the father Of tie splendid per-
icd-a which bears his rame has been enabJsI Lr his
i.my CT friends again 10 call it his own; AMI Al no
a''ian pSF'od we hope TO zee agan making its appear
sues i4ii OF that a!ent which was provided at lis frs
shA"u"ccIAe"t And Ii is also sai on what auS.or;iy
"' know not that one ofthe greatest living poets is en-
gagged - e biography Of his celebrated friend the late
Lord Byron.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-05

New ToRN, Soy. %.
JI5d SuH:-on Friday week, the cause of Levi
Hooker Ialoey Rogers, both Of Caldwell. Warren
county, was tried at the Circuit held in Salem by
Judge Waiwor,h. We understand j; was decided,
upon this trial! that the reading of li5eous article
m newspaper publicly in store tavern, is
such publication renders the reader liable
vcton The trial occupied the whole day; aud after
two hours elaboration, the jury, about midnight,
! dered verdict of 800 for the plaintiff. by
the defendants counse! to be made, with the hope of
obtaining new tral.-E.N. /. Com. .idc.
! Exemplary DmagcS.--At lie Circuit Court held in
Troy last week, the last cause heard action for
SANDER brought by Ianuah c. Atkinson aga;osi Lewis
Stone. The plaintiffs fully made nut Ii
foul SANDER of the aggravated character
upon young ard orphan female, who had nothing
hut her reputation to sustain her in the world. Her
whole life was proved to have oenn without reproaoh
Not single witness called in behalf of tho de-
endant, and the jury, after short absence returned
verdict for the plaintiff of S5ouo-the whole amount
OF damages laid in the deciaration.--T.A. = En-
The Legislature of Vermont have passed law
requiring the veuders OF lottery tickets that State
10 pay Tor iltsnse TO sell tickets the of $500
per annum They have also passed an act raising the
salaries of the Judges fthc Supreme Court from 5000
70 lo5o year They have also rejected, unanimous
- The several resolutions received from the Execu-
lives of other S;aes proposing an amendment 10 the
Constitution OF the United States.
-aR9-
among The convlcts sentenced to The state prison by
me Recorder OF New York, last week. was John Arm
strong, hardened rogue. for the of II years This
IS The man who robbed the Bank of Ne.v York of
Stl,3l6, by very deXterous trick He discovered by
some mcans that this large of money was 10 be re-
ceved at the bank in June last On that very mornpo
he entered and BY Withdrawing the attention of The
rst teller, he conrived TO carry off the whole booty
lie had been about eight years in the h,elpha state
prison Armstrong went to Philadelphia and was there
caught on suspicion. In that city he went to broker
to change of the $1,000 bills and sci an associate
10 watch the movements of the Understanding that
the broker found all was not right he never returned
Tor his bill Armstrong also had the audacity TO threat
en- the bank with prosecution.
-AG3-
LofcricS.-5y the last arrival we are informed that
batteries have ceased altogether in Eng land--
State lotteries were hatched by Queen Anne in Eng
land and ever since that day they have been more or
less used or late years people became tired of them
For whole day last month, the termination of the
lottery system was the topic of conversation in the city
OF l.ondon. When the drawing took place, number
of tickets remained the hands of the vendors who
are now at liberty TO turn their attention some other
busincSs-[ Nat. .fdc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale.

AN Wednesday, the 2Oth Of December next if fair
- otherwisc the air day, the late residence o
my deceased father, Is. w Peasants, shall sell m lie
highest bidder, all the personal Estate Of which he d5
possessed consisting Of four Slaves four or i've negroes
are cniltedO their freedom The age Of thirty ~
STOCK Of horses cows hogs sheep, plantation utensils and
household and kitchen furniture. Terms for All s,r,-
under so, cash; that and above II months creJi
with bonds and approved security CARVING interest for
tualy paid. r. W PEASANTS 49, nil,
The viii annexed Of
C-o~''an'. 1911 ~. .@,