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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-08

REMAINS OF COAiAoDoRE PERRY.
slip FROM the office OF the Newport Mercury, in
forms that the United States sloop- of war IrxrNc-
roH, Captain SnuDRIcK, arrived at that port on Mon
day, 9Th ult. with the remains of Commodore PsaKy
on board The Lexington had 4 passage of II DAYS !
nom Washington TO Trinidad, whcle slc remained four
days, and sailed on the 9Th ult. Tor Newport The
the arrival
The u s. sloop of war Lexington, Captain Shu-
oricii, arrived III our harbor "Wednesday afternoon,
from New York, having been despatched by the Amei
can government for the purpose of conveying the
MAINS OF CON- Perry from their resting place, where
,"cy were deposited with every honor that could be
pau 10 departed worth in 1919, 10 the country which
gave hiir birth. Alter the customary inquiries,
lutte OF IL guns fired from the ship Yesterday
nng' which was returned by the Sea Fort. The re-
MAINS were dsnterred this morning and after being
enclosed in handsome coffin, were embaI kcd at the
I Kings wharf, at p NJ the ship firing minute guns
until the boats arrived alongside.
; Monday last, the lth OF December was Gxel
Upon FOR tie funeral sulennes, by the committee APP
pointed TO superincnd the ntermeut of the remains
The procession was TO be formed in the following
DER
Etnerai Procession-Thc following is the order of
procession 10 be observed at the uerment of the
mains OF the late Commodore Perry:
Mar sha-Chief Aarshal-AIarsh shall on horseback In
dependent Military Companies; T. S. Fort Company
Clergy OF different denominations; Bishop GrSwod and
Rev. MIR. Wheaton; eight u. S. Seamen as under bear
ers, four abreast: NAVY CApTA1Ns--CORPSE--NA
ments-Marshal; Alidspman bearing u. S. ensign
tured, supported by two other midshipnen; United
States Naval Officers; thirty>three Seamen, four a
breast one bearing the u. S. jack in the centre fIrl-
ed; United States Army Officers; Militia Officers of this
State and vicinity in uniform; Society of CINCINNATI
Marine Society; Town Council, Treasurer, ana Clerk,
preceded BY the Town Sergeant; Sherfs of the State
and Deputies Banner of Rhode Island, borne by Re
volutlonary Soldier; Governor and Lieut. Governor
supported by Aids Members of the Senate of Rhode
Islands Members of the House of Representatives; Jud
gcs of the State Courts; Marshal of the District OF
Rhode Island and Deputies; District Judge and Attor
ney; Custom House Officers; Foreign Consuls; Mar
shal--Ctizens of Newpor-NTarshal; Citizens of the
State; Citizens of other States, and Strangers.
The corpse will be received from the ship at Clarke's
wharf, at o'clock A. NJ. and the procession will be
formed Immediately, under the direction of the chief
marshal The marshals will be dressed as citizens aud
designated by sword hung in black.
The officers and citizens above named are respect
fully invited to attend and take their places according
10 the designated order.
The citizens Of Newport requested to all
distractions from the street, and close their stores
during the time the procession is passing.
For the Committee.
JOHN p. MANN, Chairman
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-08
FALL GOODS.


Z HAVE received by the Richmond Packet and other
late arrivals, part ofmy FALL GOODS: Amongs
which are,
Supe:hne and common cloths and cissimeTcs
PeliSse and habit Cloths assorted
Valencia silk 1nrcm;imc aud AIaTsGil!es vcst,fSs
SUpeihne and common sattinrtts
Blue plains, kc. seys and lion skins
Rose, point and whitney blankets
Red white and yellow flannets
Cdrpelings aud hearth rugs
German oznaburgs and tickIcubiIfgs
black aud colored bombazctts
Tartan and Caroline raids
SILK striped barcge
Cashmere and merno Slawls
Company choppas aud bandannas
- and . black mode of superior q,Ia .i;v
Black aud cnored eros de n aples
III plain and worked bnibnet !lIes
Ditto lace wells and pelernes
Calicoes and printed cambricks, assorted
Black and white silk aud cotton hosiery
Book, Swiss, null and aconet m,,rslims
IA and i ,;icks. assorted
5-G aud Ga Mandarin Grapes
flain aud figured Canton crap es and robcs
Fine and superfne black bon,bazine
Black, blue an, assorted Italian silks
rs and heavy Irish lincus
, i and Ga shcctings as:orlc!
Birds eye Russia aud table diaper
Thread and cotton tickiugs
bread and cotton checks
six and cotton umbrellas
1rown-aud blCacicd domislic stj,Iiurs & ebec,;ros
with variety OF other scaeonable GOODS; and exnrct
TO receive further supplies in days. all which will n.
sold at unusually low prices, by
2GPl: 20. HALL NELSON.
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NIGSNOMERS

Mf. Forrest, Il shopkecpcr, lives in d l,nr
rir Sober is known get muzyt;
Mf. Ease took TO wife the acute Mrs Paine,
And her sister IS spouse Hus,y.
Mr. Faith is an infdel ana ne'cr goes to church.
III. Shaver ne or handled d beard, sir.
air. Brnone, when at school, was ticLIed with bi,,,.
iom valiant was always afraid, sir
Mr.. Brown, it is thought, will marry Miss Green.
Ola Longley to neat Mrs. Shorters;
And twas only last week Dick Rivers wa seen
10 stagger at the sight Of Miss Watc,;
Lucy NimbIe is known for lazy YOUNG sl1,.
Bet5ey Wise IS foolish one, I know:
MT. iench could not swim in the water yrlIc,i.r
IIickethrih spends all his rbiuo.
Mr.. Legs is laid up will, Il, of the a,..
Ms Rider is loUdeSt Of walking;
hl!: slender Is going To marry Miss Stout,
MS Tacit Is always taking
Sally Knight always loves to be seen in The da~.
Mr.. Wakes ever nodding aud nappy:
MI Saint With the girls is sportivc aud gay,
hlr' Bliss looks very unhappy
BIZ. Goodman is reckoued a queer enc -, least.
fit wolfe than 4 aub can't be meckef;
Nr. Lutle Is known for very great beast,
Mr. D"mor Is an eloquent speaker.
Young Husband married WHEN gIo,yn rerv ala.
~ Lover Is Il batter Of ladies:
Boz he was cntr"pped ~ the Of - scu'd
"D' brought hin an arm foil Of babies.
Ms. Crnickshank It's known had as p,oper g l.,
As ever was worn by d dandy;
Ny Rich was compelled through tie cou,,iry to her.
Nlr' Barrel could not contain brandy
Thus you see what singular world is y,,r carlh
As full as an egg Of coulrarcs
Forever and aye giving opposite births;
Like Notwithstanding canari.s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-08
hhAsCRY pErARlNESr,
October fllk, 1926.


October tAHt, 1926.
NTOTICE IS hereby g iren 20 the Propgietors of the
unFedeered six per cent Stock, created in pursu.
ance % an act Of Congress passed The 9Th of Febua
rs 1913 that has been decided, by lot, that the Ger
hhcctes mentioned IN the annexed schedule,
lng IN The whole TO two millions and two thousand three
hundred and SIX dollars and seventyone cents, the
surrender thereof, be paid the first jay ofJanuary,
l02f 10 The respective Stockholders, 20 their legal
representatives. or attorneys duly constituted, at the
Treasury, or at the Loan Office where the Stock thus
TO be reimbursed, may stand credited 10 the propre-
tors thereof
1t further made known, for the information of the
parties concerned that no transfer of the Certificates
mentioned in the annexed Schedule, from the books OF
The Treasury or of any Commissioner of Loans, will
be allowed after tue first day of December next, aud
tue interest on all the Certificates contained in the said
schedule viii cease and determine the day pTece-
ding the day hereby fixed for tho Reimbursement
thereof
RICHARD RUSH,
SeclGicfJ pfGte TREASURY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-08
TO THE AUTUMN LEAF.

Lone remlling onc
LAST OF a Summer race, wi'heret llr scar,
Anc shivering-wherclUr, q Ii,u. lingering heic'
Thy wcr' IS Joue.
Thou hast sceu al
The Sumwer io,..'e I-Dr-.r- iu l.-t tton.a.
And ,he Green e1vea rtt sul~ u.eo "a. .n.ir bloom,
NitH. aaa s.t
why 'ias-i'o c..ug
So 'ondly 90 tfo .ough and sapiess trcea
Hath Them existence aush, like csalns Ion thee,
thou fadeth Thing.
The voice of Spring,
Which woke thee Into being, ne'er again
VIII! greet thec--uor the gentle Summer rain
New verture bring.
The zephyr's brea,i,
NJ more will wake for thee lis melody
But the lone sighimg of the blast shall he
Ihy hymn of death.
Yet few days,
lew fa'nt struggles with the Autumn storm,
AND the strained eye TO catch thy trembling form
In vain may gaze.
Pale Autumn lear
Ihou art an emblem Of mortality,
he broken heart once young ani fresh like ,aec,
Withered by grief
Whose hopes are fed,
Whose loved ones a II have dropped AMI lied a,vav
S''ll clinss to liie--and lingering loves TO s,av
Above the dead!
But lis,--een now
hear the gathering of the Autumn blast.
It comes-thy frail form t.emb!es-i, isra
And thou art low, w. G. r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-08

Doctor s5otax would hardly bca, The following file of
mas I wo"ld be whimsical, though uugramma tic
s9h one ingeniOusly, 10 hear person reu.,L
"a! nai Tint haf that person siI az emphasis ovon j.
$50 mat mat thu should have been used fGaaru
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-08
asoRfrp4

following beautiful lines copied The Ne
acoec'ion of original articles prose verse,
P"oshed by Messrs True 6; Greene of Bos,cn on the
'H'i and designed Tor the same purpose as the suuyc-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-08
SELECI' SCHOOL,

N q
W. b,otbrr Tnhr r. ~ eu Tue ensuing years my
rxoe,icncc ,e , rc,rt HI mas "to sixteen years
excellent classical sc,n, iii "''" W. p" insio"' an
''S'e"i scno'dI' WI be associated with inc, in
t;r.et ISI;n nrJ T VI "l'I'' VI" DC taught the
brancb,; of lsarnnp Wien " "sclreT WIN 'hose
| - Snh, an
nary 1907 and ,;, 'n "'",'y' 'he ed OF jan
LOWING. fire ,,I 10 W. we I" u"y OF December toi-
ON the Ism of t,nc .IE; 'u' WctAS' commencing
ing oJy,u5 and f,rl ,it , @ ~, o'"'' ,uN' wash
payable ope-hulC ON tho >, % IS I &c To- W., uo'atS
other half on the Isl Inv Of DCnh GIio "'" '''e
J'J,r ,,isci,linc f ,J ,,I ' IT., n'.""lng'
much care aud kn,nes yiI he sx'.no -, ana as
to BY ";.g as n to ny Children Boy;
s.bo,t.,..,';f -. Wv, :" ""t oe du"hfeu mo INC
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-08
CerlJTcutes credited %, the Loan Ohee Rogl.
SouM Carolina
Copper and iron for 1927.
NAVY CoMMlss1osEns' OFFICE.

NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
.Nore,n5er sch, 1926.
THNHE Commissioners of the Navy Board will re-
q ceive sealed proposals until the 5h January next
for the supply of the following quantities Copper and
iron, TO be delivered at the respective Navy Yards, OH
or before the Isl day of July, 1897.
COPPER.
at Boston
Not less than {, 500 Sheets of Copper
Not less than $4,000 lbs. of Bolt Copper.
AT .NeD York,
Not less than COCO Sheets of Copper
Not less than 10000 lbs. ofBot COPPER.
al Philadelphia,
Not less than SEQ Sheets of Gopher.
NJ GorjoM
Not less than 5000 Sheets OF Ccpper
not lees tban $4,000 lbs OF Bolt Copper.
Ill The Sheet Copper to be from &c to Sd ounces and
The Bolt Copper from SO TO Q iuch, may be re-
quired.
IRON.
AT Boston,
10000 lbs. round
Not less than 10000 fat
10000 q square,
1t yFero YORK..
10000 lbs round
Rot less than 10000 lat,
$4,000 square.
al Pliladclptjn
$4,000 lbs round,
not less than 10000 -" fat,
10000 square.
~ Washiagton.
10000 lbs round,
Not less than 5000 fat
( 10000 square.
a. Norfolk,
10000 lbs. ronnd,
Rot less tlian 10000 " fiat,
10000 square.
All the round Iron TO be from "a TO 81 inches as
may be required. The flat as may be required; and
square from 3D. to p iacb, as may be required
The proposals TO state The of tie suretes 10
be given, and the Contractors to obgae themselves
10 furnish, if required, an additional quantity not *
cecding % per cent on having sixty days notice.
All OF which Copper aud Iron 10 be subjected TO such
inspection and proof at present adopted at the re-
Prod as the Commissioners Of the Navy Board may d.
rect.
To be published in the National Journal Naona1 Intel
Sencer Baltimore Americana Baltimore Patriot, Democca-
tic Press National Gazette, Commercial Advertiser, (Ne7g
York; National Advocate, ~ Z. Palladium, Boston Pat
rot, Portsmouth Journal Richmond Enquirer, Richmond
Wing
Dec. Std
WILLIAM WALLER HFNTNT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-08
WILLIAM WALLER HENTNG

" IALItA4NI " AAA1AAAlIb JILIFIINI
HAS resumed the Practice Of the Law.-.4dgiee. on
IL points Of law and equity viii be given for the
omary fees, and mol oterie except in cases where the
applicant shall declare his her inability to pay fee; in
which event. not only advice will be given but professional
It's branches, executed for fees with the ia
Ucacy Of the subject
Richmond; March 10 1926. e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-08

Flag Of the stripes of fire.
Long as the bard his lofty Tyr:
Cat strike, thou shalt inspire our song:
wei sing thee-round the hearth,
Wen sing thce-when we forth
10 battle go, with clarion. :ongup.
Flag of the free aud brave in blood.
For ages DC thou the blczt of God.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-08

Flag Of the planet gems!
Whose supplemented diadems
Stud every sea, anl shore, and SKY;
Oh, can thy children gaze
Upon thy silver blaze,
Nor kindle at the rays
Which led the brave OF old TO die
Ihou banner beautiful aud grand,
Float thou forever DER GU. LAND.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-08

Lone tremlug onc
Inst OF Summer race, wi'hers: ANA seat,
AND neutrality-suspicious., q .,,ua tiEcriu : heic'
Thy wcr' l.u.
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From he .Ne,c Yoyh Statesman.
THE AMERICAN ENSIGN.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-05
Extra Cheap Goods

Just came to hand and are nosO opsn.
ed for sale,
NNE Bale Russia Sheetlng by piece
" or ward.
l bale ditto Ravens Duck, do. do. !.
700 yds s-4 checks.
200 yds "A ditto. "a
Ladies white ribbed silk Hose, good
quality, at rs cents pair. af
Super Black Nankin Levantines.
Wnite Jackonet and Swiss Muslin
Crayats. ~ s3f a4 eli'iN
Flag Silk Handkerchiefs. 4.ilf
Ladies white Horseskin Gloves.
100 pair Ladies Black Silk Gloves,
.,s at IS cents per pair.
400 blue and white and colore,l Ma.
dras Hdkfs. very large size and
excellent Fabrick at l2 i-2 cts
piece. ~
Apply to ,,',,s.
N. NJ. &. ]. r. WHEATON.
July 1.
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NrPUBLIC JNOTYCE.uC9

A ID Prizes sold by ]. b. WOOD,
~ under $500 will be oAsHED ON
pEMAED, WITHOUT INTEREST but all
Prizes OVER that sum, il demanded be-
fore due. the simple interest will be
deducted, and e money is scarce, new
erover double interest. including the
difference Of Exchange on the places
where the Prizes are payable. and the
Lottery is drawn. CASH for all Pri-
yes sold by ]. B. WOOD, can always
be obtained on the above terms, ana
,Chen due, PAID at his Office, WITHOUT
INTEREST or diferehce IF Exchange
Providence, May 6. ~ Il.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-05

79NHE subscribers appointed by the
Q Honourable Court Of Probate Of
the town Of Bristol, Commissioners. 2
TO receive, examine and allow the
claims against tho Estate Of Col.
Francis LIB. D'Wolf, late Of said
Bristol, deceased, represented insol.-.
ent-give notice that said Court
have allowed six months from tue 9th
inst. for the creditors Of said estate,
to exhibit their claims, and that they
will attend at the counting room Of
James D'Wolf, Esq, in said Bris-
tol, to receive 4 examine tho claims
against said estate. S.,
JOHN D'WOLF. @4
| SAMUEL SMITH, Comr's 4
BYRON DIMAN,
All persons indebted TO said estate
arc requested to make immediate
payment to
JAMES D'WOLF, .adA,'r,
Bristol, r. |. Feb. ss, 1896.
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r1FA ,liwblc ninepence, better than slou shil-

rjSA ,liwblc ninepence, better than slow shil-
fFNf ling,. s -tiffir sf9
Just received aud for sale by linR
N. M. & J. X. WHEATON,
TuNWO bales brown Shirtings, over
a 3-4;yd wide. and prime qualitys
at 10 cts yd. ] bale brown Sheetings
over yd WIDE, for only IL l-s cts yard.
Irish Shifting Linens. a large assorgits gi,.
ment which will be sold cheap, Black
Sarcenets Of good quality for a low
price. Furniture Calicoes, at IL 1.2
cts yd. Green wooIen Table cloths
very cheap. Low price Duck s1ita-
BILE for beds, trowsers &c. Alot more
of those extra cheap Blue and whit6
and coloured Madras Hdkhyut l2'Ers
cents piece. 8.sxs ~. y ir Ntiss IXtgs ~
Niis . lei1 ALSO, "a ss, a..s'
Being very desirable to . dispose of
the remainder of their late. purchased
and extensive stock Of Wollen, Cotton.
Linen and Silk Goo,ls, comprising u
choiceselection they will be offered at
the most enticeing prices, Isn a,,ss..t.
July Is. sf, Wgs ", ,asa R@
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Commissioners Notice.
NN7E the Subscribers having been
Wv appointed by the Court Of
Probate Of the town Of Bristol, Com
missioncrs TO receive and allow the
claims against tho estate of the late
SYBEL PEARCE,
represented insolvent--I,crcby give
notice that six months from this
date, have been allowed to the cred
itors, to exhibit their Claims, and
that we will receive and atteLd to
said claims at tho Town Clerks o.
fec in said Bristol. 3if tps go
WM. PEARCE, ed.
WM. REYNOLDS, Conr's.
lCHABOD DAvIS,) a
All persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested 70 make Immediate
payment to
JARVIS B. PEARCE, .Admr
Bristol, juno $, 1896, E4
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-05

AN ACT in addition to the act entitled
:" An Aci enabling the Towu-Coua.
ciIs 10 this State to grant license for
retailing strong liquors, and for 9TH
erpurposes." "
BE IL enacted by the General As
ssmbly. and By the authority thereof II
is enacted, That fany person or per-
sons shall violate the provisions Of the
second or third section Of the act 70
which this is in addition, the penalty y
therein mentioned may be sued for and
recovered in the manner mentioned in
said act or by indictment in sny court
Of competent jurisdictions AMI when
such penalty shall be recovered on in'
dictment, tho one half thereof shall bt
for the use Of the informcr. and the
other half to and for the use of the
State and il 10 hereby declared to be
made the duty Of all sherifIs. deputy
she'iffs and town-serseants. 10 give in
formation TO the Attorney G eneral, o.
all breaches of this act.
AN ACT to repeal the several acts ir
relation 10 insolvent DebtOrs.
! Be ii enacted BY the General Assem-
bly,. and by the authority horeof il i
elacfed, That the act entitled +" Al
Act for the relief OF insolveut debtors,
and the act entitled {" An Act to trans
fer the jurisdiction Of petitions for th'
benefit Of the act for the relief of il,
solvent debtors 10 courts of commiss
toner's" and the several act, in aid OF
amendment of, or in addition to the salt
tirstMentioned acts, or either ofthem, b
and the same are hereby repealed
provided nevertheless, that the repea
OF said acts, or either ofthe them ,shal
not be construed to affect any perso
or persons whose petitions have al
ready been granted. or whose petit
ions are aow pending before either {
SAID courts Of commissioners, or wh
have conforned to the provisions {
said acts, and filed their petitions in til
proper clerks office Of said courts
and that in all such cases the proceed
ings heretofore had shall be as vail
and efectuaI, and the said courts, re
spectively, shall be and hereby are au
thorized to proceed upon. hear aud dc
termne such petitions, and all proceed
lngs shall be had thereon in the sam
manner and with the same effect, (
all intents and purposes, as if the ac
mentioned in this act had been repea
ed.
| True Copy.-Witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
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ground in Oil.
He requests those that have ua-
settled accounts ofyear's standing. to
call and adjust the same. He feels
grateful for all former lavours and
requests their continuance which ha
will endeavOur TO merit.
Warren, April IS. fs-~
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!: A word to the wise is SUI.
iicient."

NGT HEREAS u certain evil mind.
wv ell person, not having the feal
of God before his eyes, did OH Wed.
nesday evening last. enter the sub
scriber's shop, and take therelrom the
following articles, viz: pa,r Of men
shoes; 2 PAIR mems pumps paiI
women's shoes. and 2 or 5. pair oI
boys shoes. ifthe said person, viii
return the above-named articles imnle
diateiy. his name will not be exposed d
-otherwise, a search iVarrdm will be
obtained, and his name exposed to the
public.
E.BENEZER LUTHER.
July 90. a s
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THE TWO SISTERS.

THE TWO SISTERS.
EUSr received and for sale ut this
81 Oihce, a very interesting book
called
!.ss.ls.lH 4 TWO sIsIls,.lssMS q ,.lss ;
Or, the E.c,ies Of RoSev,Ne Castle. :
A moral tale. founded OH facI
connected with transactions during
Tire Frcnch kSvpluiion.
0Pr1os a5 cents.
July Is. Il