davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Litchfield County post., 1826-11-28
CORNWALL F. M. SCHOOL.


This institution is by the A. B. CT. M. for
mally abolished, and therefore all who have
given money or notes, for a new Missionary
Building, and have received duplicate receipts
from the subscriber, in the year 1924, are in
formed that by applying to Mr.. Philo Swift Of
Cornwall, the Treasurer of the building COM
mittee, their donations and notes will be re-
turned them. If they donot apply in due sea-
son, it will be presumed they relinqnish their
claims, and their donations will be appropria-
ted for the expenses of the late School; or be
committed to the disposal of the A. B. c. F.
NJ. All donations for the institution obtained
by the subscriber in the summer of 1928, were
acknowledged in quarterly report of his pub
ished in the succeeding October all which
sums We're by the donor left to the discretion
of the agency, excepting two donations ex-
pressly designed for new building and which
will be returned to the donors if called for. =
Such Editors as are friendlyto the Mission
airy cause are respectfully requestedto insert
in their publications this advertisement and
oblige many of their readers.
TIMOTHY STONE,
Superintendent of donations to the late F..
M. School.
Cornwall, (Conn.) Nov. "a, 1926.
Mr.. SMITH,
StR-l noticed in your paper proposal to
introduce course of medical lectures, to
which my aame is affixed as lecturer. AS
there has been some misunderstanding on
the subject-as never intended to give a
Course of lectures, wish my name to be era
sed from the same.
DANIEL SHELDON.
Litchfeld, Nov. %, 1895.
To Correspondents.-We wish to insert ORR
ginal poetry only when it is above mediocrity.
D. L. BIS. ode to Greece will hardly come up
The Litchfield County post., 1826-11-28

Che disgracetul, Improbable scenes Of the iirsl
session win not be acted over again at the Sc
cOnd ; but let the love which the opposition
profess to bear for the country, induce them
to suspend for few months all expressions of
bitter hatred toward its executive officers.
We have not yet heard whether Mr.. Randolph
has returned from Europe, or whether his
journey has allayed the wrath which filed his
soul during the session of 1855.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21

the public councils, and no State more than one.
We were in danger of having our faith proven
bal that of Carthage and our name the scorn Of
the earth. Well has it been said, that we then
touched on the hour of our humiliation, and that
the slores of our Revolution and the liberty of the
People were endangered by tire weakness of the
existing Confederation. AT that moment, Virgin
ia, at the instance of Mr.. Madison, who was the
early steadfast, and devoted friend Of the Consti-
tuition, and TO whom America is indebted for it
more than to any other man. came forward and
proposed 10 Congress the necessity of inviting the
States 10 form Convention. In 'S7, Congress
pasted resolution, recommending to the States the
appointment of delegates to Convention for the
purpose Of forming a" firm National Govern.
vie',f." lSee Journals of Old Congress 1 vol
page 724.]
flo he coniniedJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
FRIDAY. MARCH II, 1926.
notion of NJ, R,nJoI..i,

Va motion OF n. Randolph,
Ordered, Th9 lhe following motion, submit
'ed oy MIR. Randolph on The 2Ist February, and
withdrawn on the I'D February, be inserted or
the Journal. %
ReSolDed, That tue Senate having, ON the I5,b
day OF February, passed the following resolutions,
- RESOLVED, That, upon the question whethe,
TIC United States shall berepresented in the Con
gress OF Panama, the Senate ought to act with n.
pen doors; unless it shall appear that the publica-
iion oil documents, necessary TO be referred tn in
deoate' VIII be preludcial to existing negotiations
g ResOfred That The President be respectfy
requested 10 INFORM the Senate whether such OBJ
lection exists to the publication Of the document.
communicated by the Executive. or anv nor,;o, =,
them; and, fso, to specify the parts the dnnli.
cation of which would, for that reason, be obiec-
tionable.'
To which the President returned The follovvipo
message in answer, viz:
WAsHINGToN, 18th Feb 1926
" To the Senate ofMe United .Sfatcs
- In answer to the two resolutions of the Senate
OF the 10th instant, marked Executive and
winch have received, state, respectfully. that
all the communications from me to the Senate
relating to the Congress at Panama, have beer
made, like all other communications on Execu,Se
business, in confidence, and most of them in e5m/
Piiance with resolution of the Senate reouestir1
them contdentially. Believing that the establisJ1
usage OF free confidential Communications be,,yn
the Executive and the Senate, ought, for theib-
Iic interest," to be preserved, unimpaired. tyn II
to be my indispensable duty TO leave 10 the nate
itself the decision OF question, inyolyl de- =
parture, hitherto, so far as I am informeSn e
example, from that usage, and upon Uinouves q
tor which, not being informed Of ther1 90 not q
feel myself competent to decide d
Z" JOHN QUINCY JAWS Il
ResolUcd, That the Senate cann)e consistently IT
with due sense of its consIitulR rights and n
duties, proceed under the crcums Is OF 'he case,
to further consideration of the suon' whether "
or not it be cxpedieDt for the,n,teu states 10 h,
send al Mission TO the Congrej E"fama' p
On motion of Mr.. HandoJ re
OydeTed, That the foloS motion made by si
Mr.. Randolph on the I4g III = afterwards ca
Withdrawn, he entered OF 'o'rnal m
Resolvcd, That the tse,,n, south Carolina ba
and Alabama being aad and If - ICON, consequence tn
Of the death Of John ginia be; !, iasnfy Cham tn
bers; and the State sh oe'nS also unfepre- ha
senied, BY the unagbe Stat as OF Littleton sci
Waller Iszews Reed, one Of ISL BY pr
80, . thi, day, B, fare the o,.,,;o. 49, - inc
Ar. ~. made aiee determined ,i;' y on . me III,
1919 ~ W. nc ono Following afYye e,ec,, a. -;
o.n va slnlShe ~ point Of seudins an 70 10
IHocseq 70 dstIder thc nominations a. e., Hs,ion Nc
on from .ern - '''5 "'' never pfoPoun5cd al ali from tl
the ehlr. IRE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
TunspAY, NARcH u. ls26.


The Senate resumed the consideration of the re-
solution reported by the Committee ofForeirn Re-
lations, relative to the expedency Of sending Min
listers to the Congress Of Panama, together with
the amendment proposed thereto by Mr.. Benton
On motion by Mr.. Benton, the said amendment,
modified as follows Strike out all after
" ResoIued," and insert " That il is not expedi-
ent for the United States to send any Ministers TO
the Congress Of American nations assembled at
Panama, before it shall have received satisfactory
information upon the following points First, The
subjects to which the attention of the Congress will
be directed 2ndly. 1The substance and form Of
the powers to be give1 10 the respective Represen-
,atiyes 3dly. The mode Of organizing the Con
gress 4thly. The mode Of action in deciding the
questions which may bc submitted TO it,"
On mot Aby Mr.. JIsyne, that The further con-
siderstio Aii0a6nS olution, with the proposed
srnss1 E med. to ,, Friday lay. next; (. was
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-19

from this biz If stun: will You keep
ii for my sake ? | am a strange girl j:
~ heart is harmless my poor
heart il will hurst some DAY feel
how II hcaisr She pressed lis hqnd
- her bosom. then holding her head
IN The attitude oflistcling--. Hank !
one, two. three be quiet thon little
trcmbIer. my Billy Is cold but
had forgotten the ring She put II
on his finger. Farewell. ! mnsi
leave you now She would have
withdrawn her hand. Harley held
il 10 his hps---'l dare not stay long
Or NY brad throbs sadly farewell.
Harley hooked nn his ring. lie
sui a couple Of Huineas into the keep
cr's hand--.Be kiu1 10 that onfor-
tunate.' lie burst into tears aud
left the house.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-19
PSkW lioNks.

RHf sphacrber la, us received and ha
for sab, Thr Apocr,phal Sru Tesla
mrni ,heiog ali tho Gospels, Epslies and d
Their plrces now eNtani, atIhutrd IN H..
hfst four centuries To iEsUs CHRfsr. hi,
Apostles and thrlr companions. 81. Sc -
Every person ought to own cetv of tins
work; 1t brmg tie very finest edjl on and
contains all the Serip;arts lhai was reject
ed by the Counrd of Bishops at NIECE
some hundreds Of years ago--Penplr eee h
TO Judge for Themselves and not the Bish.
ops, the prlce of the hook bring very mo.
dera'e. It's to be- hoped hat the people
I'LL supply tn msel,es WIN a copy If this
very rare aod valuable work, and ihrn thrN
can and viii judge for Themselves. Also.
the New Testament by Alex. KereIauu.
Minister Of the East lndtpendam Chuarh
of hrist called Un,ersall3ts IN Phiiade.
phia.
The Opinion Of Chief Justice Marshall,
IN the case of Gainett, Executor of Brooke
rs. Macon, by Joseph Tate, counsellor at
LAVAL of which will be sold very low.
ABRAM Il. NORTH
June Is.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-19

such an event. rs | had Or. Cullen
word for il hat il seldom atlaeket
females indeed | am convinced.
hat locked Jaw lady IS ,ara aets
ia ferris.
Ihiiherto our family medicines
were used With confidence and sails.
faction on all sides. ill considered
one day that our family without n
doctor, lad consumed more medi
cine IN one year. fhap my fathers
family used 10 do with The advice of
n physicians in six Years. Hut one
day, when my VIE told ne she
thought II would be we'll 10 weigh
oar food before We eat Il. lest we
should eat tao much or too liale.
and that Sauctorins advised il for
good reasons: gnt such a disgust
to our scheme thai resolved gradu-
ally To abandon 1t. am now con-
Nnced al the truth of saving of
rational medical writer. That one
or more Ut four things must happen
To every hnman body To live tcm-
peratelN. to use exercise. IN take
physlr, or be sick Aud am Ger
tain, that If and my family persc
we're N the two former courses. We
need nea CT bc IN danger of the last.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-19
JN'EW and Elegant GOODS.
qAvYp s. ROBERT RXEI,

Have lust received a large aud we'll chosen
SUNNY Of Staple and Fancy Goods, which,
in addition to their former stock, renders
their assortment equal 10 any ever
Offered in this market. The follow.
ing are among the articles lately
received
suner blue, black, and fancy colored Cloths
aud CassimereS
Tambor'd book, Swiss, and null Musliug
cnmbrirhs, assorted, (plaiu aud figufcd)
Iackonet, hook, and null Mpslins, plain and
figured
Rack, shaded, and fancy coiored Silks
IN assortment of elegant gaizc u fancy Hkls.
BACK, white, aud green Ranzc Nei,s
Hrown and shaded eros de Naples
Superb Barege Hondkerchets
Insertion Trimmings aud cotton Cord
SnprrIine GlughamS
Ladies morocco and coiored silk Shoes
Children worked Cap patterns
Ladies aud Gentlemens Black and white SILK
Hose
Gentlemens' halt do
Union mixtures and Nankins
Brown and white Russia Drillings
Irish linens and linen Cambrcs
Striped tIorentInes
Black silk and fancy Bindana HandkerChiels
Tortoise shell, tuck, and side Combs
Mock do az.
A handsome assortment OF Umbrellas and
Parasos
Nelson's Patent Su.penders
Furniture and apron Checks
Brown and hleached Shecljng
81 and ~ pl4id Domosfjcs'
An assortment Of Bed Ijakingi
faW cases Geutrmeus superior Fur Hats
Bfab and black Woo Hats.
ALSO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-19
rnIvrFu.Asp #pu8llsHAD ~
.rtl,Au FLETCHER L RICH II TOLER
Publishers ofthe Ltrs q the Uai3n.

NJ The sem;-Wec}ly faper, at 81, an3 the
weekly PAPER, at 81 per anunm, payable IN
aJvauce.--No subscription viii be received lor
a e.s time than SIX months and no paper viii
he discontinued but at the discretion OF the
Edllors) until al arc srag"s IRE paid.
II Advertisements will be inserted AT so
cents per square (or less) the first time. aud
a - cents for each continuance. These
rom distance must be paid for previous To
,be,r insertion, or the payment assumed by
s,ne responsible person in LYnchbnrg.
NJ Chancery orders not exceeding two
.a,t,res are inserted for six iollara
n Aletters addressed to the Editors must
~ posr pait, or they will moi be attended 70
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-19
M ~ PJBLNC.lIICNt5 y.
HE Subscriber has the pleasure oi an
nouncing 10 th" public that he has JUS
roeiHcd alurher supfv.of
T@E55W Asg s.5.kS Aass.

= a., A'''o F 3 ,neu' ";e ,ols from
,I, ,,',',.,lei Amrr;,nr Nnypll,i,
T 1 r" o, ."g e,e, % x anne, an the So,
~ st oIog'' ~ ,s ,"' %".'' TL - work Is
- ..',',,i ,,.,'. -. hos, nro nc.
.;'o'o"'''' .! >.'''''' "''
National I'll. i, . ,.ols His "a very
H'l'o,''' i",s' ~ an o,,b, - bo owned
."t'''" ''"'''' ~ NV
oy every P',s2t 1. oe,L. a.,. .a;a :, h. ve.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-19
"Ifoppy. iappH Ee0ny pair ;"

''ffy1 ''NBfJf NY}sJ Y''t'
A pair ut embellishments, ifom the Xe~
ina tOhOo) Register, Of Aprll 81:
"Rucd IN Tuae-N Whereas my lawful
and welded WIFI, Susan Mason, has left
my bed without any Just rausr 'fh3s is
therefore 10 forwarn ,ll persons from trust
10Y her On my account, rs am determined
to pay no debts of h,r contracting after
this date. Apl1 II.
ROMAN MASON.
EioPemeni Eri,a-Whrreas, my new
IL mae husband, Roman alason, give me
the slip without any Just cansi ur proveca-
ton, IA beCook himself 10 fight; there
fore fhls may certify, Hat am determin-
I'D F. prosecute any VINO may trust or h'r-
hu- ism, Of show him any con irupnce.-
iexpeet he Is gone to the State Of Yer
moat and wlII be wlIIlag. no doubt to pass
for single man, and attempt to take IN
the unthlnk'nS. SUSAN MASON"
April 26,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-19

.GcMHeriaud.-l. The cradle is
large enough for the child but the
world cannot satisfy the man.
., BY the aII-charminS glrdis Of
the Queen of iove, the ancient my
biologists signiilcd the enchantmcnt
Of mOdrsty.
8. Wmld'stthon bc a great poet
The plants oi the field may teach
thee the way. Open thyseI! To Ma
tnre, and be patIent under her pc"
er.
a. Imagination scattcrs blossom,
of beauty on the earth /; but Virtue
rcags the plant.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-19

when General O'Birfa was GO
vernon Of Gibraltar, the garrison
MAS afflicted wlh sore eyes. viii Il
was altrihutcd to tire bright gIaro
oftlc baI'dngs. In consequence
he issued "A prremptory order TO tho
lnhahilant, to Wititc 1Uash their hous
scs btas.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-19
NANllS


Many a.man does not know the
meaning of his own name. w have
amused ourselves With name hunt.
ing, aud here is the result.
" Nathan. the gitcr. (Ilcb.)
Ambrose. immortal. lGrceIl.)
Annc. tile gracious.
Philip, the lover of horses.
hlpbonso, our health. lG0lb.)
Alexander, the help of men (Gr)
Abel. vanity. (Hcb.) When Cam
killed Abel, be certainly did not
kilI Vanity. There alc a great MAJ
ny Abels IN the wotld.undcr different
names.
David. dear. (IIch.)
James. the s,IppIantcr. Jacob
the primitive name, has the same
meaning.
Abraham, the father Of I multitude.
Agatha, the good, lGr.)
Agnes, We know not whence tn
derive this name, unless from the
Latin Aqua, a lamb. Perhaps. the
first fair one who bore this name,
was mild aud gentle.
Cain, possession. (llch.).
Catharine. We can find beau
iifnl derivation for this name. in n
Greek word. signiIying pure.
Ashur. one that is happy. fSaxoh.)
Clara. W. suppose this IS from
the Latin CIarus, bright and
fair. -.
Aaron, mountain. (Hcb.)
Elizabeth, the oath of the Lord
Heb.
Adah, an assembly. CHch.)
Isaac. laughter. CIlcb.) The
graYest We ever knew was Isaac.
MagdaIeu, exalted. CHcb. J
Mary. bittcr. CHeb. } How
often do We hear it said chat Mary
is a s1arct name.
Rachel, sheep. CHcb. J This is
bat shcepi,h name.
Rosamouh. This is n beautiful
name-wo believe it first appcard
in the songs Of the 1roubajours
it signifies tie rose Of the world
rosamnadi. (hat
john, the mercy of the lord
CHeb.
Thcodorc. the rirt of God. IGr.)
Eve. life. Cnrb.
The angel Rub, says Of man
c,Ivsd ,.r p..r1b, =. .,r,.e
Tbrlril fond e'abl~r to bpr,s,
Winch .ar bad dooord 10 sin ADD rrirr
oal her. thloT "hat-his HE, b's hh'
fesIsp'n 'h' 'o'e-'a"SR' n'm' --'l"'
IT,, iaoa nun 70 wo,n,n ,,.yo
Even in HE oar.east hour. when corsr,
Il, hrr fond o,rcher,, wrlh that wort
And earliest boon Of iutr---fhe gflYe.'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-19


Is no where so completely Verified rs
On the snhlect of medicine. Let II
person in good health. but unac-
qnalntrd With the study. take up q
medical book. 4 he will be apt To i'm
agine. as be reads. that he certainly
has some one on MI az the diseases
there desc ribed. Nor il this all /:
these lalQ canary complaints are in
/ the nest place TO be cured. II thoy
conid be removed by imaginary re-
NEEDLES. no great injury would be
likely to ensne. But the worst Of
il is. those Who are suffering under
these imaginary diseases. undertake
To cure them with rial medicines and,
like Don Quixottc, in his attack up
on the wiud-mills, are oycrtIrown
for their folly. TBTkstirc .am.
DOCTORS BILLS.
About'i0ur years AGO, | was hap
PLY married 10 a very prudent lady,
and being of the same disposition as
myself. We made very prudent cou-
pie. Some time after our marriage.
NY wife told me. that doctorS' bills
were very high, and that. as we
could not always expect to be free
from diseases, she thought il best to
purchase some Doctors books, and
thus. sad she. with a smile, we can
steal their trade AT once This l.
agreed to, and made it my particu-
lar BUSINESS 10 attend all auctions of
book III order to buy medical books
al the lowest rate. In fine, in less
than one. twelve month. had
|'honghta couple of Dispcnsatorics,
Bnchan's Family Physician. Q or 3
trratises on the diseases Of children,
@.di'ers others of the greatest nQlc.
My wife spent all the .,ime she could
spare from the economy Of her
| household. IN studying them, and as
soon as my store was strut up in the
evening, | edited myself with few
receipts from my New London DIS
pensatOry.
As soon. as spring arrived, my
dear wife informed me, that she
found it positively enjolncd by some
ol oaf writer's, hat W. must all be
purgcd with cream of tartar aud
birthstone, to be taken every even
ing for three weeks, in molassrs
this the whole family had to comply
With first, myself, who, being
the head Of the family, reckon
first; my wife, my brother Dick,
who lives with me. my son and my
daughter, my negro boy, aud the
servant maid. This cn'c we all went
Through to the entire satisfaction of
my wife, WHO had the pleasure 10
find her medicine had the desired e.
feet.
Soon after this, the contagion of
reading medical books spread thro'
all my family. and scarce n day
lassrd but some of them made USE
- ,,''a i,,'t "c." =" ~ p,' Id .,,. pug'
o;,, ,a,5 ~" hol y h "I' oL ~, "'
~ - - W. ~ "',' =, 9"'' =
I;J !, " I%, ~, ,'',", ~, ",' , =,
:" ~ -. 80 s;,a'n w, ,o o,l -, ' L.
~ - nv DIV - -, - ",,' '"'" ~
S0'PP'o''9 ~" -" =, >, ''",'
,''"''' ~ ~, ' 10 '', .''.,
""'a ,2 ,,a ,',", o,' l 10" 49, NV ~" ~
~ : LI p',I - ,,, , ' :, w.. WV
',"' o''"' s. 20 ''''' ,''' - -" -
a -. :, "l"i,,'''9 ''"' pi mp -" :;
10 az y a. 81. i soy pt'''" " -
''' "''p,, a y, :" civ -" .a - , ,'L
Wv - ,'', , . s'>", 49,, , -, 'a' Wv"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-29
Dte1.

Yesterday morning .M. William Sterno,
after long and tedious illness. aged 20 years
lie was deservedly esteemed for an eyem.
plary and upright department through life.
Funeral this afternoon, from his late resi-
dcnce in Franklin street. a,2 o'clock. which
his relations and friends are requested TO at
tend
3 In jamestown, on Tuesday afternoon last,
miss Sarah Shearman, daughter Of John X.
Shearman Esq. Of this town, in her l7th year.
IN Portsmouth, on "Wednesday the 22d inst.
George ID. Wolf, son Of mr.. John Cook, aged
year month and ~ days.
Happy the babe, who privileged By fate,
To shorter labor, and lighter weight,
Received bGt yesterday the glft Of breath,
Ordered tomorrow 20 return IN death.
A, Valley Pals. in smithfed, Jlst uit. in
cofrseruenoe O. I iall foTn a w7ggOr, Wills
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-29
S0AP-SToNE, MAR
BILE, SLATE, so.

.TlfE subscriber has just received Ten
IL Tons Of Francistown Soap Stone,
warranted 10 stand the test Of fire. Those
who arc in want OF this useful article can
be supplied with Fire Places. Haarths,
Furnaces, Back Logs, small Blocks for
setting Stills. Haters Kettles, and every
other use where Fire proof Stone is re-
quircd.
Also keeps constantly ON hard, large
assortment OF Marble and Slate, suitable for
Monuments, Tomb Tables, Grave Stones,
FacngS, liearths, Jambs, Soda Urns and
Tables, Water Founts, Paint mills, Paint
Stones, and almost every article called for
in the Stone Cutting line, all of which will
be executed in n style inferior TO none, and
on the most reasonable terms. All orders
gratefully received and punctually attend
ed TO.
Country dealers can be supplied with
Rough Stock at 4 small advance from cost.
ID. BOLLES.
Providence, Hydrduion- Street, near he
Erchange Bank, Tesi. side. June 26.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-29
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

DuBLIC Notice is hereby given tai
Il the subscribers are constituted Ee.
cutors Of the last will and testamenoI
AARON &. WIyLET, late Of New-SbG-
ham, physician, deceased, and arc duly I'D
as the law directs, qualified to act as sub;
tha, said Testator's Estate, has becne-
presented insolvent; and that GeorgeT.
ShlGieid, .NTchoias Littiefeid, and Hium
A. Weeden, Esqs. all Of said New-She-
ham, have been appointed COMMISSIONS
on said Estate, TO receive claims agast
the same, aud to report thereon TO le
Court of Probate for the said town Of NJ
Shorcham, rs the law directs.
And public notice is also hereby gin,
that the letters Of Administration onIe
same estate, granted 10 SdmueL y. Ron
son, have been revoked, and all prOceedgs
under him annuled in consequence Of re
discovery of the last will and iestamenoi
the said Aaron G.. Wiley having ten
made subsequent to the appcintnenioi
said Robinson, rs administrator. All r.
sons interested OF concerned, are noted
TO govern themselves accordingly.
JOSIAH s. PEcKHAY, ETeeuro
LRDIA WILEY, Ereeutrir.
June 20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-29
osSgAGI I.%"%IGs.

VENfET DRt.Mh0NJ, has just received
- one case Of Gimp Cottage Bonnctts, New.
est Patterns, Plain Dunstable DO. Leghorn
Boliyars very cheap; plain silk shawls, artii-
cial flowers, Bcrrage scarfs, gauze ~ fancy
silk bdkfs., pattern dresses ,bobbinctt and Pat.
tinett laces, nankin and Canton grapes, J..
Italian do. pressed do, figured gro de nap,
plain do. layantines, sapins, fursIture chintz.
eahcoes, ginghams, purasols, French prints,
rolio trimmings, tangereen do, pipings, cords,
gimps, purlins and floss, Gillian dresses, bat
tise, garniture ribbons, cap DO. shire muslin,
swiss and null DO, cambrics. knitting cottog
Of The first quaIay. childrens Leghorns.
Newport 5un. ~ lcS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-29
THE SEASON.

The wheat harvest has commenced in
Pennsylvania, and promises fair crop.
The Charleston g. Co. Patriot of 9th
inst. says-"Aiter an unusual spell Of dry
weather for period Of "A days, we had
this day about 2 O'Clock good rain, with a
prospect Of its continuing"
The Kingston Canada Chronicle of9th
inst. says-"The weather has continued to
afford us the most gratifying proofs Of a
full and early harvest-during the last
week the rain has been highly beneficial.
The thermometer has been as high as go.
The general average however, has not ex-
eeedcd 40. Fogs have been very preva.
lent, and contributed, with occasional
showers Of rain, 10 increase the hope We
entertain that no inconvenience may be ex-
per:enced from the unusual lateness of the
Spring.