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STAMMERING.
.Neto York Institution for correcfinr i,,neh;

'sD o." I,'StatuttoH JoI correcting inlpedi-
mSns ~ speech No 254 Broadway, opposite The Pask
KS Leigh, the principal of this ution having nrae
Va e1,e services Of professional geutlema, OF the highest
esPecaby 10 aid herin experimenting IN
assuring the public from the success she has h, in ca
'e' OF merng aud ether Impedimens speech al have
come under her Care, that all stHmnerS he cured and
most obstinate can he made speak with comparative
hnsscy ~ a few weeks, and many in few DAYS.
Mrs Leigh can exhibit te, noniIls at her In,
tao" OF the efficacy OF her system. The public cannot demand
m''e satisfactory thah The following from gentlemen who
occupy tue hrsi rank in science liter sture ami m whom H.
It'd. coIedent''Aty communicated 1t.
,,..,, 4erD York, AprRi2th, 1896
oy ipr the correct" OF stamn.efinr aud OF; -
speech, aud having visited her Institution il is win t
sure iuat We offer 10 the public testimony IN her v
From the many instances there saw oil cme even when
the habit hal been OF very long standing a, well A. from the
assurance Of many respectable persons u the ,r,a,.
tagc they bad derived from instruction. we s,ncr,t be
','e '""' T"vea public beueil ami hope that MIS-
'-,- ~ tlt patronage hoi ingenuity Perseyerne
W. do not hesitate further cur conviction bahan adj
@ 10 he rules on the part OF the pupil atla re-
lsisnedl SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, H. d.
Of 'la'eFl hedicI aud Botany ia the University Of
, join Nc. VICKAR, d. D.
Professor OF Moral Philosophy, Columbia College
JAS. X. MANLEY NJ D.
fiesideni OF The New HOik State Medical ,c,etv
JOHN WATTS, j.. NJ. b.
Copy If @letier from d. J.k MANLEY to MR.. LEIGH
"MADAM, we" I "''1' ''ay' 1876
take grcl; pleasure in bearing my public fee
eu! 10 fNeshehoe OF your plan Tor The treatment aud
~ q, - "i'"'h some 'as's, exists TO such
" ~ p "t u'o '"na'e SUBJECT OF thus habit, least
i'ha talent l. eIned, nearly IA e con.
don oil 4H"fe' The confidence you have placed IN nae y
explaining an detail your method, aud The fact. and
ny winch 20" have attained tosuch complete sueoereces
NY acknOwledg enenls.
The examination from time to time of YOUR puiI ,,
% ' own cases from their months. the oppor
'"'e' nave had to eomPate the progress vt her amend
e.' anH ABOVE ali The points Of support which your .yem
derives from developemtni Of the causes of
,aI GPen "a your e'Po''o have all eon,pred TO convince
me a yur method inu't be sucoes-ful and that # the pp
he of ADULT Discretionary aye, havin. been one
etnn"' ie'ie into their former habit without II had Imo,
sad studying 60 acquire IT, I ~ ''"'''
Tnai unexamplcd success will attend Won, .g, - ,t
Ueitmen' % ms unfortunate vice or speech rutes;n n
''' ana pear any asnahie proportion 10 Won, merit. IN
"s"s 70 suth degree vt projections YOU will h,vr ab
dan cause Of satisfaction With much csieem am,
ISignedl GAMES n. NAM GWi'Fivv"',,; -
June G.. 20. oOf'tty
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COM.MISSIOW BUSLYENS

HeitE subscriber having removed f., RicLn,,nd ,r, II;
services 10 h' friends acquantanccs aud the public zen
~, a. commission merchant. He occupies an Ollie. for
H.. an '' '"e D'sih. WN. MOON
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ron S4I ~

WE tact 81 land which noe ,,.,t. t.
county II Prince Edward on nn.b 49, yIng m the
@ ~ ne hs't u he courhou.e coo,inin G
oro,,l, W. ~ a.fe'j 500 Of which ia r,,e -
II eoo, M 20 no 'ia'l 81 land H the county Tber. j. ~
uweuns bo9se' 'nd ouhonses Of ever ss. on
A"oha''r are invited 70 come snd see H. 'P'i0n.
FRINGE Edward, Aug. ~ ~" HANdn1oLPIl
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'Ne'"'0oGfs az CdnaGa.-There are now en-
Ir.oye1 on ihe ST. Lawrence, between Quebec AMI
montreal, ii steamboats,, of which number Ten r,,,
.i 'he ports OF Montreal and Quebec. and
,'e o'Ier 'oaf are ferry b'ais 10 the river
D""' ieaves Quebec and Montreal daily. The dis
lance $50 miles, is fcquentlyrup down in ~ 80,
ana up in 30. The fare av erages from 3 TO 6 dol.
~: J.. american.
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LHND FOR MI u


EN virtue OF deed oEus, executed to the on
The SOth day OF November, 1918 by Thomas Lewis and
duly recorded III the ofee Of clerk Of Buck.au1 for
he purpose OF securing the payment debt ther EN- mention
sn due TO Edmund Winston, admr. :he will annexed of
Edmund winston, senr dec US will sell AT uubic
auction TO the highest bidder, for cash, Saturday the Iib
DAY of October next the tract OF Land eed
o SO much thereof will he sufficient paw the then
cue on said debit aud the and charges attending lin. sale
lhis tract OF land lies the buckingham Rosa ,hou
one mile aud quarter below the New Store contains about
M hunued and and part the tract own
ca by the late Edmund Winston and that mari
winch he resides We believe the title 10 be Good lui as
trustees we shall convey such title only as Is vested in u, by
the deed under whioh
SAML. BRANCH.
CO. WIN. RADFORD.
S'eP.. .. 35-tds
The btdicat Department IF the C0hmlJiun CoUtgs IA me
District IF Colombia.
kNlE third session OF this Institution will commence on fbe
hrst Monday IN November next, and continue 10 the last
OF During this period Lectures will he delivered
aa aud uii Courses he given the various branches Of
Medicine, by -
Thomas Sewa, NJ d. Professor Of Anatomy and Pbvs,l,
James NJ StaughtJn, NJ. d. Professor Of Surgery
Thomas henderson, NJ d. Professor Theory and RI actee
of Medicine.
y y. Worhipgton, NJ H. Professor of Materia Medic,
idward Cusaush, III. ID Professor Of Chemistry.
frederick May, NJ. ID. Professor Of Ob.tetrics
Washington City, August, 1926. 'D''"
Sept 3. 35-vt.,N
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LEWIS IPEBB g. co.
- OFFER FOR SALE
n ffl(,M HilDS. ST. Croix and New orIe.r. ,,, go;
49, wv Gus qualities s''' va !
10 boxes LOAF sugar
~ hhds. prime English Island n,,l,..c.
:. iIerees aud 40 brIs green oc.iee
81 hays old Java ,I
binds Balimsie w.iiskev
80 hls. appl- brandy
hhds. y. T.. run,
~ hrs New York prime pork
North Carolina herring and .ia,i
800 sacks Liverpool salt
1000 sides soai leather
-11 boxes mould candles, SC &C.
Aug. %. - .
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Sept &

.FENHE Business heretofore conducted nv William Aer.or
Y atthe corner Of aud 18th streets will from this date he
continued by The suborbts under the 6rm Andsrson
rHrh Co. WILLIAM ANDERSON,
JOHN G6RTH
DdpfD 1YDERSOV jy.
Sepi. .
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LOT7IE8

ORnEnC - 1@I'"5O.F LUZ Elk z.
ou1iong the cash (pust pai.D for Ticket. in tbi
i-0eFy' Will DE Puneuay sueuied to il addressed 10
Ar.n,s f a., \, YATES " BiINrYRE
S-p S. ''' i%sS'c iio'ei, nlchh,ond
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- "t"' runs JW sale
: 7 tiIs Ptniienafy o. the Pennc,t,,rv ST.. ~ . -
a qualify, winch warranted hy The III y. ~
operate well ~ all respects. f''"''"u"u' 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15

WILLIAM s, WILLIAM GAIT. il,
yQAVE received y Tie Sarah, William Blown and the
IL Uysses from Liverpool aud the Acasts lrun Lona,n
Their Fall Assortment Of GOODS consisting of the olx;pr
Cough and DraithSaites, W. Wilson and jaime, u,v
and Sons Napt cUttlns 10y
Rose, striped and poin; blankets
Flu.hing-, plains aud hszes
White and red nanne carpeting and r,i-s
Sheppard extra blue and black cloths aud ca.mer..
Double mild drab, olive and Oxfur, mkt cloth
Ladies aud misses worsted, and silk hosiery
Mems lambs wool and silk do
Camhrics, oal.coes and book nu.lirs
cotton - - .i
srosmen russell leather gater. powder flask. and sho,
Abra Rhodes cos plain and figured bvnbazetts and CAM
bets w S'
SsupPy OF herman oznaburg tickienhurg and buraps
',enilemen' London hats, HarLhan's Snuff, No. D
Aconsiderable variety of hardware and cutlery
ody wrought nails aud best London seine tyre
AL OF winch have been purchased the lowest cash mi
aud will be sold ior cash. or on The usual c,d =,
msrke, prices. vac w
Septic s5,o
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MAR ARK l%0''
Monday, July 81, 1926.

Monday, July 81, 1926.
Alter long period of langour and denres.ion
1t is very satisfactory to have TO record a, -
meni in he general features of the market IT.,
TO the close oil the Change on Tuesday, and since
the preceding Friday, there was very Iit,e h,.r..s
done' ana prices had been gradually receding I-sd
10 lid per ID. Favourable accounts b.,,i9,, -
received from Manchester on Wednesday rpo2nip,
IiVely demand sprung up, (chiely for American
descrPuons,) which has continued with I,,,Io
abatement 10 The close of the week. the previo,.
currency having been fully regained, with further
advance, In some instances, of I-sd per H.. About
IO,OOO bags were taken by the trade. 500 bv
spectators, and about the same ouantitv for s,,r
The following are the particulars: $40 bowels
at . ID TO 10; LOO Orleans, 6 to 3.4J: 3 700
Mobile and Alabamas, 8 Id TO 6 -: TO Ses
Islands lzd to I0i; 40 stained ditto, 81 10 Cd:
$50 Pernams, Q 3-4d 10 10d; $50 Maranbsu. s
81 To l-2l.
EMPEROR ALEXANDER.
Doctor WYE, physician 10 the late Emoeror
Alexander, has published a crcumaantisl accom-,
Of his last sickness. At the first attack Of hi. d.
ease, he said to DR.. w. % wish you ,yould di,ec,
your attention to NY nerves. for they are in verv
great disorder" The DR.. replied. ." that he be-
lieved this hapqs"s to So,eregns more lreouenI,
than to other men" The Emperor reioined. .s AMI
in these times | have more than ever re,.o -, 90,
P|'s'N' ms lSNS ~ appears by the report OF
the Court OF Inquiry held al Petersbureh. that the
existence OF conspiracy against the life of Alex-
ander was communicated 10 him, while at Taran-
roN' the place Of bis DEATH The Emperor ne
fcmptofly refused 10 take particle OF medicine
OT 10 receive the application ofIeeches Tin lac tho
Doctor remarks) 1t was too late On the DSctor's
repeating his advice TO use the leeches, the Emt.-
ror SAID will not; leave me; / will not he
disturbed; do not torment me with your continual
enlrea'Ies know very well what suits me mr.
does me good; ask only repose, solitude. and
tranquility bend to the will Of the AImiebtv
and 10 my constitution"
All the Emperor said, when Dr. w. AT the com.
mand oil the Empress, announced to him his AN.
p'o'eniog end, was " l. It come TO ihai2" In
"s oes,lun which preceded dissolution, the En-
applied to him, as soon as TIE, began 70 drav
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PUBLIC SHE.

QEiNG DESTROYS 10 retire from public business will m
the ptemises offer for sale 10 the hghe, bidder ON Mon
DAY the 18th of September that valuable tract Of land
GA winch now reside, lying IN the county of Albema.
immediately on each side Of the road leading from Ricbmond
to nocki.h Gap, nine miles above Charlottesville and s~b
above me University Of Virginia, which well known nv The
name OF The Brick House Tavern aud by good judges con-
ued TO he one OF the best country stands a public hoe
~ Virginia This place favored with many local aJysn
ages such health society, good water &c and contain,
"u zoo acres than half which Is clear and po
~ high state Of cultivation, admirably adapted 10 the pro.
nuee OF clover t1haocO corn, &c sha also at the same
me aud place. offer for sale another tract known by the
OF tue Mountain Plain place, which contains 1OI aces on
winch there excellent mill site, on good I'll cam and Gpe
neghbourhood for custom; there also on a vev c-nft
ole dwelling house, together with several other necery and
convenient out houses Either the above named place, will
ne shown by the subscriber, time previous to the dy OF
ae very precise particular description these places m
aeemed unnecessary as Is presumed that any person wish
ing 70 purchase will first view the premises.
The terms Of sale FOR each of these places will he one third
OF the purchase money hand, and the balance in three equal
annual payments, with deed Of property to secure
the payment thereof
shall also the day o1er Tor sale several FIVE young
horses, bred from the hest stock cur country aGo de;
cons'derabe portion Of my other stock eonne of hoe
cattle, sheep, &c Terms made known on the day Of ale
BENJAMIN HARDIN.
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Hanorer Land for sale, 26 miles from Richmond
WE will sell our Farm adoining the lands Of Charles
w Crenshaw, dec, William Fuloher and others cosnp
$50 acres nearly bait Of this farm yet woodland come u
superior quality There Is on this farm about 40
Proyemtnis good dwelling house, kit hen
nealbou'ea large and commojou barn, and ali necessary
hoaes for negroes. The orchards are extensive efacn
all the different varieties Of Fruit late and e,v WE
will offer this land TO the highest bidder the 2t Of Sent
on he usual credits tor money good bonds Persons with
ing to purchase make application 10 Sic Holloway retd
ing on The farm who wall accompany em it, viewing the
same. r. 6. UOSWEL[.
IF DOSWFLL.
Sept & st-td.
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1925 EDGAR PATTERSON.

~ enc |cr'rY f'oHHcs.--The annual nee,iar oe
i' ..e'" 'c'a's o. H""ter'on county, for the nom
HeiJ ~ eUlneion, on he "a inst Ref,yse,
hye ond -1 hundred citizens we've present and vo-
en- bt following nominations were made
f"T Council George Maxwell Foy .asse,,
0Y--Me.srs Clifford, Cspoer. fisrton, and Dun
ham Tie friends Of Gcnerol Iqstsop sucreod.,
~ oeciing delegates 10 the stale convention, which
WI be held 10 Trenton, for the nomination Of csoi
dilst,sior congress- fp5V e,-,Gr,i
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BY .RITCHIE & GOOCU.

" The ENQUIRER !, pub,ard t,s,c. ,,..s ....r,,.
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TO advertisement iusetted until hs. either been paid
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PROPOSALS will be received until the
IL lst day Of May next, for the supply a,
Fort Adams, Newport harbor, OF
100000 stock or pressed bricks, and
100000 common bricks.
The bricks TO average, when burnt. s
inches by 4 inches by 2 inches-to be Of
the best quality and no salmon, arch, OF
broken bricks 10 be received.
100000 Common Bricks 10 be delivered
in the month of July, and 100000 in the
month Of August next. The stock or
pressed Bricks in July or August.
The Proposals to be directed 10 Lieut.
Col. JOS. q. TOTTEN, U. S.Engineers,
Newport, X |.
Fort Adams, mar. II, 1896.
The Publishers ofthe Newport Mercury
Prov. Patriot Prov. American, Fall-River Mon
itor, New-Bedfnd Mercury, Taunton Re
porter, Boston Patriot, Essex Register, New
London Gazette, Hartford and Middletown.
(Con) papers, New-York American, and N.
Y. Evening Post, will insert the above once a
week until the lst Of say, and forward their
accounts.
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MaSONS Wanted.

CoNsrANT employment and liberal wa
~ ges will be given during the ensuing
season, at Fort Adams, Newport harbor, 70
~ or 30 first rate Masons, if early applica.
tion is made to the subscriber.
EDWARD Fl. COURTENAY,
Lieut. Corps Eng'rs.
Fort Adams, mar. II, le26.
The publishers Of the Newport Mercury,
Prov Patriot, Prov. American, Boston Pa
triot, New York American, and New-York
Evening Post, will give the above three
insertions, and forward their accounts.
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Circulating libyary.

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Life Of Paul Jones. VOL
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Novice or the man Of Integrity, . vols.
Tremain or the man of Refinement, 3 ".
Spanish Daughter, vol.
Husband Hunting, . yols.
Memoirs of Count Segur, ! vol.
Story ola Life, vol.
Moore's Life of Sheridan, ! vol.
Habomock, u tale of early times, vol.
The Rebels, or Boston before the Revo-
luton, vol.
The Subaltcrn, or Sketches ofthe PENN
sula War, vol.
Hearts of Steel, vol.
Tales OF the Wild and Wonderful, "
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AndersoM's Cough Drops.
The most valuable Medicine ever in use,
FOR

The most valuable Medicine ever in use,
FOR
Coughs, ConsumptionS, and .1StimaS.
TNIIIS new and healing Balsam bids fair
l. to rival every medicine heretoiors
discovered for coughs and complaints Of
the lungs leading to consumption, and even
in seated consumptions it has lately been
used by many with the most surprising sue
cess. If certificates from persons of tho
highest responsibility or the great and in
creasing demand for them may be called
proof of its good effects tits proved. Scarce
ly case of colds, coughs, pain in the side,
difficulty of breathing, want of sleep ars-
ing from debility, or even consumptions,
but may be relieved by the timely use OF
this medicine. Every genuine bottle ha5
.4nderson's Cough Drops
stamped on it, and the directions are all
signed by James .Hetien.
These Drops generally give ease in
most cases Of coughs, colds, difficulty OF
breathing, wheezing, tightness ofthe chest,
consumptions, and pain in the side. Tho
aged viii experience relief equally agreea-
be and instantaneous, even when the
lungs are affected.
~ DC particular, Us CdCu genuine OOlT
tie has Andcrson's Cough Drops" stamp
ed on it; and that each ofthe directions arc
signed in writing by "Jaines Mellen":
no others are genuine.
Price One Dollar for large, and fifty
cents for small 5ctlos.
The djorc .|hd'eue u. f3r Sale by
SAM IN VI. NlNSON,
pBUGOISr ,rp NPoTHECARr,
NJ. no, Thames-street.
who has for sale a constant supply Of the
best kinds OF
.Ncdiciaes. Drtss, Sc.
Also soldwholcsale and retail, by George
II. Tillinghast. John ii Mason, Providence;
DIR. Tibbitts, Warwick; Benjamin Bateman,
East-Grccnwich; Daniel Carpenter, Tx
bridge: David Farnum, Smthfeld: Dr.
Briggs, Bristol; Thomas Taylor, Iattlc Rest;
Rowse Babcock, Westerly; DIR Tillinghast,
Wickford; Jeremiah Williams, Warren;
Daniel Brewer, Taunton, and the Post Mas.
ter in Satersville.
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State Of Rhode-Island. &C.

NEWPORT, sc.--Clerk's Office of tho Court OF
Commissioners for the relief of insolvens
Debtors, March Z, lS26.
WHEREAS Leonard S. Bliss, of New
w port, in the county of Newport, bn.
ker, has filed III this Office his petition to said
court for the benefit of an act of the General
Assembly of this State, entitled " an act for
the relief of insolvent debtors;" and whereas
Christopher Fowler, esq. one of the commits
soners of said court has appointed Joseph II.
Patten, of Newport, assignee Of the estate and
effects of said petitioner Notice is therefore
hereby given to the creditors of the said Leo
nard to appear before said court of commits.
soners at their next term to be holden at
Newport within and for the county of New
port on the third monday Of January A. II.
lS27, to shew cause, if any they have, why
the prayer of said petition ought not to bo
granted. HOLMES WEAVER, Clcrk.
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THOS. DURFEE, Prob. elk.
State Of Rhode Island, &c.


NEWPORT, sc.--Clerk's Office of the Court Of
Commissioners for the relief of insolvent
Debtors, March 10, 1526.
WHEREAS CLARKE DANIELS, Of New
w port, in the county Of Newport, laboror,
has filed in this office his petition to said
court, for the benefit of an act of the General
Assembly of this State, entitled " an act for.
the relief of insolvent Debtors and whereas
Christopher Fowler, Esq. ono of the commits
sioners of said court, has appointed Joseph
II. Patten, of Newport, assignee of the estate
and effects of said petitioner: Notice is there
fore hereby given to the creditors Of said
Clarke TO appear before said court Of comms-
soncrs at their next term to be holden at
Newport, within and for the county Of New
port, on the third monday Of January, 1. D.
1897 to shew cause if any they have, why the
prayer Of said petition ought not TO be grant,
ed. HOLMES WEAVER, Ccrk
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE subscriber having been appointed Ad
mlnistrator, dc hons non, on the estate Of
GEORGE Fl. NJ. PERRY, late of Charles
town. deceased, and having given bonds as the
law directs, he therefore requests all persons
indebted 10 the estate of said deceased, to
make immediate payment, and those having
anv demands TO present them for settlement
without delay. SAMUEL WARD, .9dm'r.
New w-Shoreham, Jan q, lS2G. TF2
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HHE subscriber hereby gives public notice
y that he is appointed Administrator on
the estate of William Babcock late of South
KinGstown, deceased, and has accepted of the
trust, he therefore requests all persons who
are indebted to the estate of said deceased to
make payment without delay, and also all
persons who have claims against the said es-
tate TO exhibit them IS soon as NAV be.
ROBERT PERRY, .4dm'r.
South -Kinrstown. Jan. IL. IS26. TF2
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JOWN STWW@NS,

Informs ms Friends and the public in gener0ly
HNiIAT he has taken the Store formerly
Il occupied by Henry Moore, in Market
square. where he offers for sale the follow
ing articles
Is chests Skin, Is ditto Souchong, t.
half ditto, 10 chests Bohea, Hyson, 5
Young Hyson, TEAS.
Is boxes brown Sugar,
l0hhds. w. |. do. N. Orleans, RUM,
10 do. Retailing moiasses,
40 bbls. and hhds. Jenca's Gin,
90 half barrels Malaga, 20 do. Colmenar,
and l pipe Sicily, WINES.
5Obales Cassia,
90 kegs Tobacco, bags Pepper, ; ditto
Pimento, S boxes blown Starch, a few bar
rels good Vinegar, Signet and Bordeaux
Brandy. Holland Gin, Pearlashes, Fresh
Canal Flour, &c. &c. on as good terms as
at any other store in Newport.
ALSO-5O quintals Cod Fish
300 barrels Georgetown TAR, in store,
on Perry's wharf. Nov. 10, 1895. IF.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-30
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STANZAS.

] heard thy fate without tear,
Thy loss with scarce Sigh.
And yet thou vert supassing dear,
Too'loved Of all 10 die.
know not what hath sear'd mine eye;
The tears refuse TO start;
But every drop its lids deny,
Falls dreary OH my heart.
Yes, deep and heavy, one by one,
They sink and turn TO care;
AS cavern'd waters wear the stone;
Yet dropping harden there
They cannot petrify more fast
Than feelings sunk remain,
Which coldly fix'd, regard the past,
But never melt again. BYros