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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-29
FROM COLOMBh.
PROCL.4M41TON or GEN P.4EZ.
MI

PROCL-4M41TOE or GEN P4EZ.
CARACAS, May 30.
Yesterday evening arrived in Caracas,
his ExceIlency Gen. Paez, accompanied by
| the members ofthe Ilustrious Municipality,
and very numerous and respectable body
of it's inhabitants, who had proceeded as far
as the village of Antimona, to escort him to
the city. The expression of public feeling
on this occasion, was marked and decisive.
The air resounded with shouts of" Viva la
Republican" Viva Bolivar,"" Viva ell Gen.
eral Paez." The troops Of the line, and
the cavalry and infantry militia were under
arms to receive him, and the bells of the
respective churches were set in motion.
Immediately on the arrival of his excellen-
cy; the following proclamation was issued :
Inhabitants of Venezuela! The free
voice Of the people has conferred on me
the charge OF the supreme command Of the
civil and military administration. Unmind-
tul OF my personal situation, the state of
the country alone engages my attention.
Our enemies congratulate themselves on
this event, and presume us to be once more
| IN thclF power. They deceive themselves,
and will find us ready to repel thoSn, as We
have ever been.
Self preservation is the Supreme law.
This 1t is that has dictated to us the mea-
sure which we adopt, and which are record
ed in our municipal acts. The public will
be informed Of all through the medium Of
the press. In the meanwhile, it is suffic-
lent to know that the laws reign, and that
all guarantees shall be respected in one
word, every thing which is not inconsistent
with the step we have taken, shall remain
as heretofore.
The people were oppressed by bad ad-
rniIiotration, aaj siS l.sa 60, tho ,OIoedy vf
their grievances. This very cause has at
forded to us the opportunity, and we have
protited by it, seeking their remedy in the
constitution itself We are resolved to ac-
celerate the moment appointed for the
grand convention which was to have taken
place i'll 1881. The liberator and Ptesi-
dent shall be our arbitrator and mediator,
and he will not turn deaf ear to the im-
portunities of his countrymen.
! Our peculiar situation calls on us 10 arm.
Threatened at one and the same time by
our common enemy from abroad, and by the
Vaccinations of self interested persons, we
should be imprudent III the extreme did we
not assume becoming attitude.
The power Which you have conferred on
me is not designed to oppress, but to pro
tect you, and secure your liberty. | shall
always consult the opinions of sensible
men, and execute their wise resolves.
JOSE ANTONIO PAEZ.
Head Quarters in Caracas, May 10, 1926.
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GeMtcel Boarding Nousc,
CONGRESS STREET, BOSTON.

CONGRESS sTREET, BOST0N.
r iDIA b. VOSE takes this opportu-
l. nifty of returning her most grateful
thanks to her friends and the public in
gen'ral, for the liberal patronage she has
received and hopes by her unremitted en-
deaVrs to please, to merit, and continue
TO receive, their favors. In addition to
her ormer large and commodious estab-
lshhent, she has added twelve large,
pleasant and convenient rooms, which are
particularly calculated for gentlemen and
iadis who are travelling, Also, one pleas
ant biting room, for families, or gentlemen
and aides who might wish to be by them
sclys. BOsrON, May lo26
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Beniamin ". WMbor,
OFFERS FOR sale,


n has Store in Broad-Strest, opposite MAJ.
HENaY BuLL's, at retail, on the most
reasonable terms, for Cash or approved
credit,
A complete assortment of Groceries, Liq-
~ uors, Teas, Spices, Flour and meal
Grain, potatoes, eggs, lard, and all kinds OF
Farmers produce by the quantity; Crockery,
stone, carthern, and wooden Wares; utensils
ofhusbandry, of most every description; royal
bent Rakes of the first quality, by the dozen;
cutlery, wrought and cut nails of various
kinds; coarse and fine salt, salt fish, beef and
pork, foreign ~ domestic fruit, butter, cheese
cider, beer and ale, books, combs, silks, tapes,
buttons, &c Tobacco, Cigars by the bunch,
an assortment of ground dye stutis, cheap;
crackers, soft and ship bread, salts by quanti-
ty, Castor oil and essences by the bottle, lamp
oil, candles and SOAP. cordaQe, ropo and spun
yarn, lump lime for whitewashing, brushes,
&c.
SHOES.
Morocco calfskin, and meats leather, for
men, boys and children. Women and misses
of various sizes and colors as cheap as can be
purchased.
also,
Factory Goods of several descriptions. such
as Shootlngs, ShTtlnEs, checks, stripes and
Plads, Warp filling, cotton thread, knitting
cotton and Lapps.
Boarding houses, private and public, and
private families, may be supplied at their
pleasure with Fresh BuTTER, which he ro-
ceSes daily from the Farms on this Island, in
excellent order, and on the lowest terms
Helikewse solicts the pleasure of supplying
families from the southwark, citizens and
strangers, with all the above articles they may
wish for, and variety ofothers unmentioned,
qurterly, monthly, or daily, as they may
wait.
BENZ III. WILBOR.
N,wport NAV IL 1894 III
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State of Rhode-Island, &c.
WAsHINGTor, $


DY order Of the Supreme Judicial Court o.
ID the State of Rhode-l Island and Providence
Plantations, holden at Soutl- Kingston wit AIN
and for the county ofNNashington, m said state.
on the fourth Monday of April, in the year @.
our Lord, lS26,--Silas Homes, resident in he
city of New-York, in the State of New-York.
mariner, and Alice his wife, in right of the said
Alice James Grcenleaf, resident in the city CT
New Orleans, in the State ofLouisiana, MARI.
ner, are hereby notified TO be and appear. IL
they sec IL, before the said Supreme Judicisl
Court, At their term 10 be holden at South
Kingston, within and for said county ofWash-
ington, on the second Monday of October mex.
TO shcw cause, II any they have why equitable
redemption ought rot 10 be made offiity acres
of land lying III North livingston in said cou lty
of Washington, as prayed Tor in certain b.l
IN Equity, pending before siad Court, where
in Amos Tillinghasi. Pardon Tillnghast. Ste
phen 1illinghast. Stukely Tillinghast, Clarke
Thllnghast, Anna Rathbone, Jesse Reynolds.
and Honor his wife, in the right Of the said
Homer; Reynolds Hoxey and Mary his wife, in
right of the said Mary children. devisees,
and residuary legaiees Of Stukely Tillinghas,,
late of Exeter in said county of Washington,
are orators, and Albert {. Greene, and Chris
topher w. Greene, executors of the last VIII
and Testament Of stephen rnold late Of East
Greenwich, in the county of Kent, deceased,
and Sarah c. G. Watson, wife Of Daniel Wat
son, Patience y Wheeler, wife Of Lucius VI
Wheeler, Alice Rhodes, wife of homas IT,
Rhodes, Priscilla Arnold, and Eliza Updike,
LYDIA Greene, James GTosnlcaf aud Nancy a
Greenlcaf Phebe Cook, Alice Homes, before
named, deyisees Of the said Stephen Arnold,
are respondents
MATTHEW WAITE Clerk.
South Kingston, May !, les lml9-3u,
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.4S.SIG.NEE'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
~ Der has been duly appointed Assignee Of
the property of Gideon Wilcox, of Exeter in
the county of Washington, blacksmith, an
insolvent debtor and petitioner, and the credi-
tors of said Wilcox, are hereby notified TO es
hlblt and prove their respective claims against
him, within six months ii ON the date hereof,
otherwise they will be precluded according to
the provisions of an act entitled AN act for
the relief of insovcnt debtors.
.Matthe,O Wdite, Assignee.
South Kingston, may -, IS2G. u
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

TIIE subscriber having been duly ap-
Il pointed Guardian to Hannah X Whit
ford of Exeter. in the county of Washing
ton, minor, and has taken upon himsclfthat
trust, by giving bonds as the law directs :
all persons having demands upon .hc estate
of the said minor, are required to exhibit
the same, and all persons indebted to the
said estate, are called upon to make pay
ment to CALEB KINyoN, Guardian.
Charlestown, NAY q, 1896. mis-.
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Newport Brewery.

THE Subscriber offers his DOUBLE
Il ALE at 81 per cask; TABLE BEER
at 80 50 do. Cask to be returned,-Or-
ders for the above, left at the Brewery, or
by application to me, will be punctually
attended to.-feast and grains may be
had at the Brewery.
S. AYRAULT ROBINSON.
N. B--All persons who have not re-
turned the Casks OF the last year, are in
formed, if they are not returned by the lst
of May, they will be considered as sold.
April ;,
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.qSSIG.NEE'S NOTICE.

THE subscriber having been appointed by
l. Robert Crandall, esq. one Of the court al
commissioners, for the trial of insolvent peti-
TONERS for the county of Washington, As.
signee TO John NJ Kensie, Of North Kings
town, shipwright, an insolvent debtor, hereby
gives notice to the creditors of said NJ ken-
zie, that they must present their claims 70
him within six months from the date hereof,
or they will be precluded troan receiving any
dividend out of said estate.
Sytrester G. SheGrman, Assignee.
North Kingston, may 80, Is26. III.
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.4SSIG.YEES NOTICE.

THE subscriber having been appointed bs
l. Robert Crandall, esq. one of the court a.
commissioners, for the trial Of insolv0ni petl-
tons, for the county of Washington, AS
signoe TO Porter Belknap, of North Kingston, 4,
laborer, an insolvent debtor, hereby gives no :
tice to the creditors of said Belknap, that they
must present their claims to him within s.
months from the date hereof, or they will bs
precluded from receiving any dividend out oi'
said estate.
Sylrester G. Sherman, Assignee.
North-Kingston, Nay 30, 1876 fJi
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STATE OF RnonE.IsLANp. sc.

SrArE OF RHopE-IsLASD, &c.
wAsuISGroS, sc--Clerk's office, court Of
commissioners, for the relief of lnsolveni
Debtors, Dec u, A. u. ls25.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the creditors
IN of Rowland Brown,of y. Kingston, i'm the
county of Washington, merchant. that he
has filed in said office his petition to said
court for the benefit of the lnsolvent act OF
this state, and that said court will be held al
outh-kingston, in the county of Washing
ton. on the second monday of July next, lo26
for tho trial thereof.
Jl5 .uatAeu Vaite, Clerk
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knocked out the brains OF the poor animal
The story is told with all the gravity which
belongs TO truth, and we are therefore
bound, in al courtesy, 10 believe it.
Washington paper.
---s9A.-
The Missouri river has risen higher this
season than for 30 years previous. In
some instances the lands were inundated,
crops destroyed, and cattle drowned. The
water began falling the second week in
May.
The stage fare between Albany and Sa-
ratoga is now only fifty cents.
a Sturgeon has been discovered in the
New York Canal, near the town Of Pitts
ford.
According TO u Parliamentary return,
England and Wales contain ,G67 brew
ers and Al, 6,lI3 vctuallers; of the latter %,
59s brew their own beer. Scotland con-
aims 2;7 brewers, and 5,62j victuallers,and
Of the latter only 249 brew their own beer.
---sAe..-
The coaches from Leeds to London,
travel with unprecedented speed. They
perform the distance Of 10 miles in z houts
81 minutes.
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ISAAC COULD
l76
THAMEs-sTREET,

VILI vi TEsF n TITO IIsIIt
A CHOICE Assortment OF New and
n Cheap Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Fan
cy Vestings, &c. purchased at Auction in
New York, a few days past.--All ofwhich
he will sell at very reduced prices for cash.
His Customers and the Public are respect
fully requested to call and examine for
themselves. april, Goth.
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Court of Probate. Neuport, June 5, 1926.

Court Of PROBATE. Neoport, juno >, 1875.
WHEREAS the Commissioners Re-
w port of the claims on the estate OF
Rachel Rodman, late of Newport, deceas-
ed, have been presented for alowanc snd
the consideration thereof referred to u court
of Probate, to be holden at the State House
in said Newport, on the first monday in
July next, at 9 o'clock, A. NJ: Notice is
therefore hereby given to all persons in-.
terested in said estate, to appear at said
time and place, if they see tit, and they
shall be heard.
BY order of said Court,
JS. B. B. ROWLAND, Prob. elk.
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New Goods.
ysgs sEHEZ 4 "a

TTAS Just received from Boston, hand
III some assortment of Goods, consist
ing of -
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Court Of Probate, .Nemport, juno >, Ie2G.

Court Of Probate, .Ne@port, Jane ;, lS26.
WHEREAS the Commissioners Re-
w port of the claims on the estate on
Latham Thurston, late ofNewport, decess-
ed, have been presented for allowance,
and the consideration thereof referred
to a Court of Probate to be holden at
the State House in said Newport on the
first monday in July next, at 9 o'clk. A. NJ. !:
Notice Is therefore hereby given to allper-
sons interested in the estate of said deceas-
ed, to appear at said time and place, it they
see fit, aud they shall be heard.
BY order of said Court,
JS. B. b. ROWLAND, Prob. Ck.
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VNHE Steam Boats WAsuINGroS, Capt. L
l. ). Bunker, CoSSEcTicur, WIN. Com
stock, FuLroN. X. 5. Bunker, will leave NEW
IoRK, as follows:
FOR PROVTDENCE--A Boat will be dis
patched every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur'
day, at O'Clock, r.M.
FOR W.LONDO.v-- Boat will depar,
every Monday and Friday, at 3 o'clock, P. ".
from PROVIDE.NCE-A boat will be
despatched every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at o'clock, ?. ".
ONNEU- LONDON--A Boat will be
despatched every Wednesday and Sunday, at
6o'clock,
The boats will stop at Newport for passcn-
gers. way III.
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Attention the Whole.

FIH"I 'f.FD I~3ST NOTICE.
WHEREAS the subscriber having been
w appointed by the Town of Newport. ..
fleld Driver, requests all persons 10 govern
themselves accordingly, os the Street, aud
Highways are frequently oyerrun with IIor-
ses, Oxen, Cows, Sheep, Hogs, DC. Al ,uch
Stock that may be found in the highways after
O'Clock IN the evening. viii be forwarded -
the northward, for Head Quarters, withoat
any respect 10 persons.
s r HAZARD
Newport, June Il. 1906
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NrOTTCSMa

TIVE subscriber hereby informs the in.
Il hahitants of Newport, and vicinity,
that l.c has taken the stand formerly occu.
pied by JAMES STEVENS, OH Packet-wharf,
where he respectfully solicits the patron
age of all those who may be IN want OF
Marble Monuments, Tomb Tubes, Grdre-
Stones, Slate Tomb Tables, y Grare-Stones,
Free Stone, Harihs, .idniles, fire: dcings,
Printers press Stones, Pant Stones, &c &c,
The public may rest assured OF having
their work as cheap as it can be procured
in this State.
All orders by mail, or left with mr. John
Stcrne on the wharf shall be duly attended
TO, by BARNEY LEONARD.
April, Goth. 3n
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Deferred articles.

Portrait Of President AddmS.--Profcssor
Gimbrede, Of the West Point Military A.
cademy, has just published an engraved
portrait of John Quincy Adams, President
of the u. States--drawn and ongravoa by
Mr.. G. himself. The President is repre-
scented as standing in the hall Of the House
OF Representatives, having Just risen from
his chair, and about to commence the de-
livery of his Inaugural Address, which lies
in scroll partly spread before him. The
picture is dedicated to Col. Thayer, Su-
pcrntendcnt of the Military Academy, and
is one of the best engraved portraits
whether we regard the likeness ofthe dis
tinguished subject, or the composition oi
the picture, that we have ever seen. The
drapery and furniture of the room, cores
ponding with the time, place, clrcumstan-
ccs aud official character of the President
elect, are, in admirable keeping. But it is
the head which we delight most 10 look
upon. The engraving is inimitably fine.
The high, noble and polished forehead,
The eve, which h as it were pierces into the
very soul of the beholder, and which he
who has seen it will never forget, and the
mild and dignified composure OF the coun.
tcnance, betraying great intelligence, and
profound thought, are exceedingly well
preserved and represented. Indeed the
picture is an admirable one throughout
and will not only add to the well earned
and well established fame Of the artist, but
long remain as an honorable specimen OF
this branch Of the fine arts in America.
N. Y. Com. Adv.
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BOARDING HOUSE.
MRS. JEFFERS,

WISHES 10 inform her friends and the publ.
THAT she has taken the well known
Il and commodious Boarding House, Nc.
.. Bannister's wharf, formerly occupied by
Mr.. ALEXANDER MURRAY, where she
hopes, by her attention, TO please oil who
may favor her with their company. J6.
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"
A great variety of ca Brown cambrics for
iicoes, some as lowt Bonnets,
as Is per yard, fast /, Reeds by Gross OF re-
cOlors. : tail,
Fancy silk hdkfs. Bobbinet Lace, wide
Brown cotton shawls, , and narrow,
Gingham robes, , Black,green and white
Plain aud figured ia Italian grapes,
comet muslin, Black sinchaw,
Book muslin, very Black and green sarce-
shear, nets,
White Cambria, Striped Denmark sat
White German cot tin,
ton hose, White pressed Grape,
Rlack ingram, do. do. White black IL straw
Lead, do. do. pressed Grape hdkis.
German silk hdkfs, Bedticking and other
Raw silk mantles, domestic Goods,
Valencia, do. .oHEAP.
VIII in few days open complete as
sortment of CROCKERY and GLASS
WARE, all of which he is determined to
sell as low as at any other store in town, OF
equal quality. 9th mo. 18th.
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PHILADELPHIA June IL.

The exhibition of Silk Worms, at the
Masonic Hall, commenced this morning,
and is well worthy the attention of the Gu
rious. The whole number of worms, is a
bout six thousand employed in the ditie-
rent operations of feeding on the mulberry
leaf, spinning the thread, &c. The eggs
ofthe insect, the chrysalis and great num-
bcrs Of cocoons, are also eXhibltcd.-The
whole exhibition is one of high interest to
all who make natural history their study,
but more especially to those who think
they perceive in the culture of silk, en-
ployment for women and children, and the
means Of enriching the community.
In the same building IN which the Silk
Worms are exhibited, but in different
room,there is collection of Rattle Snakes,
one hundred aud fifty in number, which
must no; be considered as among the least
curious shows in the metropolis. They
are Of all ages and various sizes, and be-
ing enclosed in glass cases may be viewed
with perfect safety.
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TIIE line of Stages now running be-
i. tween New-Bedford and Newport, o.
YER the Stone Bridge, will hereafter leave
New. Bedford on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday mornings,at EIGHT o'clock, arrive
in Newport to dine, and in time for Passcn-
gers to take the Steam Boat for New York.
Returning, will leave Newport on the
arrival ofthe Steam Boats from New York,
and arrive in Ncw-Bedford same day.
Fare 50.
Books kept at TowNsEsD's Coffee-housc,
Newport, and at the Counting room of the
subscriber in New Bedford.
|. IL. BARTLETT, Proprietor.
New-Bedford, April 25. (apr.27.
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An Alabama paper gives tragic comic
illustration of the effects of ntcmpcrance.
A man was about to sell his horse, but be-
ing himself too much intoxicated to attend
TO the matter, he desired his son TO give
the animal some wet meal to swell him ont.
The son was also little intoxicated, and
instead Of wotting the meal with the pure
element, he stepped it in bowl ofwhiskcy
from which his father had been drinking.
The natural consequence was, that the
horse became inioricdicd, and began TO
dance pas seui, (circus riders will do well
to remember this recipe,) then to le down,
Jump up, and renew his capers. After per.
forming out OF doors, sort Of kindred feel.
ing induced him to walk into the house,
and Join his jolly companions. Here he
began to dance before the old man, who
believed the devil was core 70 him in the
shape of a horse, took Up an axe anu
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-07
LAW SCHOOL.

MERE are Lectures delivered in this institution al
II Need'enl but those with which the session commences
ana w''h winch it ends: in crr the whole course
E '-ecuSe, upon the ptac,ice of the Law which is coy
uceu IN the most correct manner upon authority. Their,
H nothlIg left unattended and the student acts for him
sei But he is cten told, to be Lduycr, he must reaa
ana reiy on the books IoO far HIMSELF and upon which he
Us examined every Saturday; aud every Saturday too
exercises himself in court, the records Of which are n,
eauy Hept as auy in this country, and every part ex-
pan nom the first process the conclusion OF the iud-
eh as wen as every species of which follows after
wards that the student has five tlavs in the week to read
without interruption. Iasssauce like this he of any use
to the student Of law he may receive it NEKpuA.1
where there is species 70 draw his attention from
it, The jmrole part of the bar or the student of law
VINO want such assistance receive it there, re-
mander OF the session. and upon much better TERMS tu
them, than for their f,iead
GREED TAYLOR.
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HALL NHTEsoN

Has Receiucd by Late .9rricnts,
- grER1oR black Italian Iutcstrinss
u Sd black Taffeta
l;ich figured and shaded Silks
Fancy Bcrege striped ditto
Sattens and Florence Silks assentcG
Black Mode, (part very superior
BLACK Sarcenets and SenSiavs
Black and coored Mandarin Cfaues @ Mt Robes
Black Bombazine assorted
Black Italian Grapes and ShawiS
SILK and cotton Hosiery
Cambria and furniture Diinitiei
London and French printed Ca,ub.Ics
Cambria and common Girsiiams
Plain CambrcS and Jaconets
Figured omd plain Muii and bnoi nn!s!i.,s
Real India and Swiss ditto
India and Swiss musin robes (very eiegani)
Ditto hong ShawlS
Bcrege aud gauzc Hkfs. and Scaifs
Rich lace Wells, likfs. aud Peerents
English and Brussels thread Lacrs
Al tamhOred and plain Bobbine, Lace
Thread CaEbricS and HIS.
Irish Linens of heavy texture and warranted Ijearh
3 4 amd6- Shoetings ditto
81 81 and lO-I table Diaper and Danfask
Byrdrye and Russia ditto
German IickIenbufgs and Ozuabures
LoudonS +. Cloths and CasSim.rrs
Fancy silk aud Maseillcs Vesiinrs
SILK striped aud plain Drillings
Manu- chop and company Nankeeus
Black CirCaSSans ana BOmbaZcrts
Thread AND cotton TicSEgs
Thread and Gotten Checks ple;!s and St,i,.s
Blown and b!eachcd Shiitpgs aud Sheetinrs
Tortoise shell tuck and side Combs
Gloves, Umbrellas and Parasolls
w It'll variety of other Goods forming an exec lcn nc
ornen which will be sold The Lowest prices for on
june % A. &C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-07

80 VIZ > hh'Ls'f'i, ~u4U III, iO>O
Evil. President and Directors have this day declared
"'vldend OF pr. CT OH the pital stock Of rho anf
Tor the last half year, payable on the 18th lust
Tue usual deduction OF dollar and Il quarter pei
snare for the bonus the State will borne by the hold
eF OF the old stock only The payment of tine bonus or
both the old and stock will then have been co,unleeU
and make them OF equal value.-
1t W sI1ANDprDf:r f,,s,..