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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-21
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
1weptt-n nine petitions Ncre presented and re
terred 10 ComnHitccS



Mr.. Cambrelc1g. of Nc~ ldrk, moved the
consideration 1t 'ho resolution he presented YES.
lrdes, and which If IN the following words
!" heSc{tcd That the Secretary of the Treasn-
~ be directed to furnish this nuuSc with "A stptr-
meat. exhibiting, annually, from the 3Oth sept
1910 10 the 3Ofn September, lS2o the amour,
anu description of merchandise exported from
tie United States 10 the British Colonies. en-.
braeed IN the recent Order IN Council the a
mount aud description Of merchandise imported
from the same during the said term a state.
tnent of the tonnage annually cmploycd IN that
trade distinguishing between BRITISH and Anne
rican vessels; aud OF the revenue annually nc-
crulns upon merchandise Imported from SAID
Colonies.
Mr.. G'erctt, of Massachusetts, offered the i.
lowing amendment, which be did not doubt
would meet the views of the mover. as il went
Only TO carry his inquiry step further, and
render the information Ia be obtained more full
and complete. viz to ada TO the resolution the
following words " and to the other British A.
tnerican Colonies"
MIR LaIpbrclcng accepted the amendment ms
modification OF his resolution.
The resolution, as modified, was agreed 10 by
tire House.
The following resolution, laid on the table
yesterday by Mr.. Powell, " as taken up. e agreed
to BY The House:
Rosslred, That the Secretary Of War be III.
rected 70 communicate 10 ihs House the Repor oi
Capt, MoSeilL OF the Corps Of Engineers. of his
reconnaissance OF the route proposed for the
extension Of the National Road, frou its Eastern
termination at Cumberland, 10 the District OF
columbia.
The following resolution, laid on the table
yesterday by Mr. Thompson Of Georgia was
taken up, read, and agreed 10 by the House:
ResOtred. That the Secretary of War. be d,.
reessd 10 communicate 10 this House any Re-
Sarr sf the Board of Engineers on the subject OF
Ssssszn 81 Fore6casfchs fasde ut lte list Sc
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-21
[ MAI. Int.

The whole number OF votes taken at tie late
election ior Governor, in the STATE OF New York
amounted 10 Oae Htad,rf opd Nintly-FiD
thousand hine HuudJed opd TycriU
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t;on ofuoncrres an, nj esllcs ser b n.y. re's'
lntion ofihis House.
On motion Of alr Johnson. Of Kentucky
vas
Resoirtd, That the Committee on the lndicia.
~ g. Instructed 10 inquire into The espedisney OF
establishing District Court souih OF 1reen
River. IN tie State Of kentnehy.
The House ll,en adjourned.
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Fresh Medicines, Drug, Paints, Oils
and Dye-Stuils.


= s}nE subscriber has just recciv-
&g-Tf1e i ed from New-York aud Phila-
N delphia, most splendid aud well
AAn selected supply OF Fresh Medicines.
az ID Drugs, Paints, Oils, & Oye-smlIs,
among which are the following. viz
{ alamcl. Castor OIL all kinds, lpeeac, Tartar
Emrtic, Jalap, hagnecia all kinds, khubarb IN
Powder, ana Root best, Opium, Sulphur, Best
Port and Madeira Wine, Cream Tartar Sweet,
and salad Oh, Columbo Camphor, Pearl lapio-
ca, Pearl Sage, Cray ons aud Crayon Cases,
Sup, Carb Soda, laltarc Acid Soda, and oeId-
liz Powders, liquorice, Aqnaforts, sugar
Lead, Pure (premum) White Lead in oil,
spanish Brown, in OIL, Black Lead, Frostings,
NiaIs, l.inseed and Lest Winter Strained Lamp
Oh. sc. &c.--Al of which aer offered on the
most liberal and best terms.
Howell DAVIES.
Dee. d. 4t20
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-21

The following Members compose the Commit
tee. apunnted Yesterday. on Alr. Bittes fesolu-
ton in relation 10 the appoftionment of Repre-
sentaives under fhe ! ifih Census
Nessrs Liule, Livingston, fosdick, Estill,
Henry Beerher, and Hines.
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Mr. Johnson of Nra, rose. and said that he
had glseana.taea le,s days since that he would
ask leasc 90 introduce % hrll tor the abolition of
Imprisonment iw H. IT.
ar in!usHn having obtained leave, intro
duced iht on, SHEA NVs twice read 10y the gc-
neral CONSENT and reformed to q select Commit
Zee, eoasit,ps VI The lono@ns members :
Aies,rs. Johnson of E"ntncky, Nacou, Berrien,
Hhf.,eon AND Chambers.
TIN SENATE then sprut short time in the
oonAdein,ipu OF Executive Business. and then
Adjourned
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c3w 90
Dec 81.

NfOTICE.-The subscriber will in future at
~ tend the Courts of Franklin, Patrick,
Henry, aud Pitts, wanna His residence is at
rankin Court House. Persons indebted to
him will please make payment to John J. Ma
son, aud those TO whom nc may he indebted, are
respectfully requested to apply TO him Tor settle
meuts. \. Nj IALIAfihitO.
Dec. 81. tctS2D
VIRGINIA At Rules holden in the Gerk- office OF the
Superior Court of Chaneery for the nehbuis District
the 9TH day OF November. ls96.
John ID. UrqIhart, Pit
against
Joseph Chiffon and Samuel Garland, Detts
Tins def ldant Joseph Chiffon not having entered ais
appearance and gIs security according 10 the act Vi
Assembly and the rules OF this court and It appearing by
satisfactory evidence thai ht lnahant OF this
counrylt IS ordered that the said defendant do appear
hora Oh the day of the turn aud Inc bill
Of the plaintiff, and thai copy ofth order be forthwith
inserted ID spaper printed IN tie tonno' Lynch
burg for months sueeessiyeiy posted the front
door OF the courthouse IN the SAID town
Cupy--Iese,
JOHN WILLS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-11
New Line Of Stages.

.nN Monday the 10th Of October, new
~ line of stages commenced running.
from Newport to Boston, through Pail -Riy-
er and Taunton.
Leave Newport on Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, at O'Clock in the r.orn-
ing and arrive az Taunton ut III o'clock, A.
NJ. proceed directly on, dine in Sharon, and
arrive in Boston at q o'clock, T. P.M.-Leaye
Boston at o'clock in the morning onTues-
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays, Oh the,
same route, and arrive at Newport at 6 =.
NJ.
Leave Newport, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at half past seven in the
mornings, through Fal! River, and arrive
at Taunton at O'clock PM. and dine, ar
rive at Boston the same evening.
Boston, Mondays, and Fridays, at o'clock
in the morning, on the same route, and ar
rive in Newport at 6 in the evening.
Stage books kept at Townscnd's, New
port, and Shepard's, Boston, (Bromfeld
Lane0 ;SEABURY g. TENANT, New
port; Drake & Blake, Boston Jesse Smith,
Taunton
Extra Carriages kept by the subscri-.
hers. Oct. q.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-11
PEEP ar a TRUE NonEL REaDEa.

She sumber'd in The rocking g-chair shed oecu-
pied all day,
hnd in her lap, half open there, tine last new
novel lag;
Upon the hearth the dying brands thcr1atest
A faring candle near her stands, with aerown
about its head.
Her hair yhck long unkompt had been, was
hanging loosely round,
The curls by many shining pin, in closet du-
rance bound;
Her gowIl-it had been white wccn-but
White il was not then
Her ruiiics too had once boon clean, and
might be 30 again.
One slip-shod foot the fender prcst, tho other
south the floor,
And folded DER her heaving breast, faded
shawl she wore;
The Pickering light is fading fast--the par
lour colder grows
pIhe mih.gh' hour has long been past--the
cock for morning crows.
She cares not, she, for mortal things, for in
her busy brain
The hstory's imaginings are acted oer again;
But while in this delicious nap, her willing
sense is bound,
The book, escaping from her lap, falls lnm-
bering to the ground. 7
Sh6 wakes but tbs, alas to see tho candies
latest beam,
Nor in the blackcnd Goals can she revive one
friendly CLEAN;
Then cropping through the passage Ear, she
steals with noiseless tread,
And leaving every door aiar, cteeps shiver.
ing into bed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-11
FRESH BEEF.

DROPOSAI.S in writing will be receiv-
u ed by the subscriber, until the 25th
day of May next, for supplying FRESH
BEEF TO the Troops in the Harbor OF
Newport, for One Year, commencing on
the 5th day Of June. The Beefto be of a
good and wholesome quality, in Quarters,
with an equal proportion OF each, in such
quantities as may be from time to time re-
quired, not exceeding twice in each week,
on such days as shall be designated by the
Assistant Comulissary OF Subsistence.
GEO. WEBB, 1t a. Actg. Asst.
Com'sy. of Subsistence.
Fort-Wolcot;, April l3, ls26.
The editors of the Newport Mercury arc
requested 10 insert the above Ill further ns.
uoe.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-11

"AS Just received from New York, an
4 l. for sale at his Store, No. i07, Thames
street -
Crockery and G lass Ware,
Mahogany, and gilt framed looking glasses,
Brass andirons, shovels and tongs,
Table AID desert knives,
Pocket and sailors do.
Pcnknives, states and pencils,
Bellows trunks of all sizes,
50 gross lC- ID pencils; Blank books
Day books and Ledgers,
Walkers pronouncing Dictionary,
Watts psalms and Hymns, and var iety of
her books,
Wooden and flag bottom chairs,
Bureaus and tabes,
French field and high post bedstcuds,
Beds and Feathers,
Gold and pinchbsck watches,
Silver, repeating, and alarm do
Gilt watch chains and seals,
A quantity OF Jewulry.
Groceries; canal -four as usual--all Of which
"ill be sold very low for cash, or short and ap-
proved credit april 90.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-11
DEFERRED ARTICLES.

Mr.. JEFFERSON.--'Following the eS-
ample Of Boston and some Of the southern
cities, it is proposed to hold meeting in
New York to make arrangements for pur-
chasing up the tickets in mr.. Jefferson.s
lottery Speaking on this subject the edi-
tor of the National Advocate says -
We rejoice, and every man Of feeling
and honor must rejoice, TO witness the et-
forts making in various quarters of the
Union to discharge the debt of thankful
hess which this country owes TO that vene-
rablc patriot and statesman, Thomas JET
fcrson. To smooth the path Of his de-
clining years is not only a duty which we
owe to him, but il is one We owe 10 our
own character. To he insensible to The
difficulties which press upon him; TO soc
him stripped of bis patrimonial and ac-
quired property--of his books, his appara-
tus and his homo, and thrust out to choose
a new refuge for his age, would be an in
delible national disgrace. Scarcely less
humiliating is it TO allow him the poor re-
lie. .of q lottery. Il matters nothing to osr
duty that this mode OF reliefhas been Sc
lected by mr.. Jefferson himself The mo-
tive was obvious, and homo rab,c 70 his deli.
eacy. We are bound to furnish him with
some better proposals.
The claims ofmr. Jefferson to the kind
ness of his country are numerous and i'm
disputablc.--Though he does not put them
forward, yet we must not forget them.
He is one OF the Oldest ofou revolutionary
patriots. His name and writings fling q
iustre on the story of our infaut struggle
lie watched over the cradle Of our Lsertyi
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1aoetrp.
LIFE.

The leaf that fills in Autumn's hour,
The rose that fades upon the stem,
Are cmblems Of the silent power,
Oftime ard change DER 'us and them;
Yet happier is the roses fate,
For Spring viii other leaves restore,
And Summer will new flowers create
As bright as those which bloon,d before.
But when lifc's morning dreams depart,
a grief,ucceeds to fancied bliss,
Oh what shall cheer the lonely heart,
Or softeh sorrows bitterness
Years will roll 0l--and time viii bring
It's various changes, but in win
There is In life but one short spring,
And il can nc'er return again.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-11
A FAREWELL.

My early love and must we part
Yes l--othor wishes win thce.now,
New hopes are springing IN thy heart,
New feelings Frightening DER thy brow:
And childhoods light, and cLildhood's heyne
Are all forgot, at pleasures call:
Yet cast one thought, in yearsto come,
On one who loved thce--o or them all
When pleasure s bowl is filed for thee,
And thou hast raised the cup to sip,
l would not that one dream OF me
Should chase tho chalice from thy lip:
But should there mingle inthe draught
One dream of days that long are DER,
Thcn--only then--the pledge be quaffcl
To one who ne 'cr shall taste it morc!'
When love and friendships holy Joys
Within their magic circle bound thee,
And happy hearts and smiling eycs,--
AS all must wear who are around thee
Remember that an eye us bright
is dimmed-a heart as true is broken,
And turn thee from thy lsnd Of light,
10 waste on these some little token.
But do not wecp.--I could not bear
To stain thy cheek with sorrows trace,
would not draw one single tear,
For worlds, down that beloved face;
As soon would l, If power were givon,
Pluck out the bow from yondcr sky,
And free the prisoned floods Of heaven,
As call one tear drop to thine eye!
Yet oh, my Love know not why,
1t is foolish thought but while
Thou oitercst to my memory,
The tribute should not be---a smile!
For though would not see thee weep,
The heart, ncthinksl should not be gay,
That would the fast Of feeling keep
10 ono who loves it--far away
No, give me but one single sigh,
Pure as we broathed in happier hours,
When very sighs were winged with Joy,
Like gales that have swept over flowers
That uttering Of 4 fond regret,
That strain my spirit long must pour!
A thousand dreams may wait us yet,~
Oar hottest and our fyst is DER!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-11

NOTICE.-The subscriber having.
~ been appointed EXecutrix Ct the last
Will and Testament, OF William Dennis
late of Newport, cabinet maker, deceased,
and the appointment being approved OF, bv
a court OF Probate holden in Newport, Oh
the 30 OF April inst; said executrix having
been qualified as he law directs for The
faithful performance Of said trust: requests
all persons having GeS1sads against said
estate to prescat aiem, and those indebted.
to call and make immediate payment, o.
ZERU IAH B. DENNIS.
april, 20ih.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-11

TNEE new and elegant Steamboat U,.SSH
l. LYGT0.N, L. 5. BUSKER, master, will
leave Providence and Newport, for Now-York,
on Tuesday next, at - O'Clock, p. NJ.
The Washington will run regularly in fu-
ture until further notice; from New-Yo.k, for
Newport and Providence, every Saturday at
3 O'Clock, p. NJ; and from Providence and
Newport, for New York, every Tuesday after
noon at ----- o'clock.
Freight and passage as usual
Newport, mar. 23, l-26.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-11
4@RNQGN HATS,
WOOD.

DROPOSALS in writing will be re-
Il ceived by the subscriber, until the
3Oth day of April, for supplying WOOD
for the use OF the Troops i'll the harbor of
Newport not exceeding in the, whole
Three Hundred Cords. The delivery to
commence as soon as practicable after the
contract is made, and be completed by the
LIST day of October next-the whole to be
sound, merchantable Oak Wood, and 10
measure l2s cubic feet to the Cord.
BoSps will be required for the faithful
performance of the contract, supported By
two good and sufficient suretes.
GEO. WEBB, 1t. & Act'g.
Asst. Quar-. Master.
Fort. .Wolco;t, April l3, 1896.
The editors of the Newport Mercury. and
Providence Patriot, will please insert the a.
bove till further notice, and forward thoir ac-
counts to this Office.
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" NOTICE. N
--.se9e~--
WIZ j. P1LEAWa
No. II0 Thnmes-Strset

l wv AAO Il NumtJ-sctTCtL,
"AVING purchased Largo Assortment
Ii of GOODS for almost nothing, takes
the following method TO inform his friends and
| the public in general, of the prices of many
articles, and pledges his word that his whole
stock shall be sold equally cheap.
Among his Goods are the following.
Cotton pla;illaS, almost 81 wd.
TOR only cts yard
Bedtickings, for only il cts .
81 checks, good blue, for only j2l-2cts
Quite good calicoes Is low as II l-2 cts
American calicoes, stout, for 10 cts :.
French muslin dresses, - yds long,
l. yd wide, for only 100 cts dress
American singhams, good, at I cts yard
Shrtings over yd wide, for only - l.2 cts
Brown camDrics for bongets, 10 cts. "
Caroline plaid, quite good, for % cts ="
lfandsoine gauze hdkfs. for - cts piece
Flag silk hdkfs. good, G2I-2 each
Bobbinett laces "a wide, little
soiIed, aud very fine, for only 75 cts yard
Mix'd cashmere, double millcd,
and good, for only 100 cts I"
Linen lace edgings, handsome, 40 cts &"
Ribbons almost 10 give away.
ALSO Very nice broadcloths, plain and
striped cassimcres, musins Of every descrip-
ton, shirtings shd sheetings, super linen cam
brics, long lawns, shifting linens, damask dia-
pers, superb lot of prints, Italian and Canton
grapes, Grape licse, and many other articles
too numerous to mention.
<TAlso, Just opened, One case Leghorn
Hats, and Crowns. apr l3
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-11
IT. S8SSIpMSa

WILL receive tomorrow large as.
w sortment of bleached and unbleach-
cd 81 "A and 5-4 cottous--with a variety
of other articles, purchased al The late
auctions in Providence.
ALso,-Bedticks Of superior quality,
which he offers for sale a. reduced prices.
Newport, march %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-11
.4HEXTR.lCT

Who is it that moulds and directs the
characters of our boys for the first ten or
twelve decided years of their life? Not the
father; for such are his engagements, or
such the state and reserve of his manners,
that his sons but rarely come in contact
with him. No; it is in the gentle and at
tractivc society of the mother, it is in her
afiectionate bosom and OH her lap the
blossoms of the heart and mind begin their
bloom; it is she who tends the twig, and
thus decides the character of the tree
How then ought she to be accomplished
for the important Office: low wide and di-
versiied her reading and information! How
numerous the historic models of great
men with which her memory should be
stored! how great aud noble the tone OF
her own character!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-11

VliE third and final Dividend OF the effects
Il Of JoHs B. LYos, viii be paid 20 those
who are entitled thereto, on and ailer the nth
inst. until the lst Of May next, at which TINS
the Assignccs close his affairs, BY a re-assign-
ment to him of all remainders then in llcir
hands. Apply TO
GEokGE ENGs, ae,ang .qssigne,.
Newport, Feb. 10. GtmlI
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-11
Newport Brewery.

TIIE Subscriber offers his DOUBLE
Il ALE at 81 per cask; TABLEBEER
at SO 80 do; Cask to be returned.-Or-
ders Tor the above, left at the Brewery, or
by application to me, will be punctually
attended to.-Yeast and grains may be
had at the Brewery.
S. AYRAULT ROBINSON.
n. BAH 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 D.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-11
For Sale, or 70 Let.
TN@SEt HRWITs

TX BOXES and Drums of FIGS. p
~ 20 Boxes Prunes.
SO Boxes Lemons, Oranges, Grapes and
Raisins, just received at No. lsO, Thames
street.
N. b. Fruit of all kinds receivedrecua
larly, every week, from Boston-sold in a.
ny quantity to accommodate purchasers.
J. w. EDDY has received a consignment
of READY MADE CLOTHING.
$50 pair of mems Shoes and Boots, to be
sold on very low terms. mar. %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-11
Ia W. AAWTDMa

HAS just received, very Superior Cot;o..
IL Warp and Filling, bleached and un-
blcached, deep blue and other colors, including
fine Warps of the first quality, from No. 20 10
No SO, for Flanncls; and Strong Warps from
No 3 10 No. 9, for blanketing.
ALso,-First quality Knitting Cotoons, z
and 3 threaded, all numbers, from No. 6.o 40,
of the following colors, viz.
Bleached, Umbloached, Mix d, Blue, Light
Blue, Slate, and Black
Suspendcr Cottons, and Yarns, suitable for
the manufacture ofblack and white cords
10 Those who buy to sell again are invited
to cali, with the assurance of getting tie best
qualities as low and some kinds ioeer than can
be had elsewhere
A constant supply of low priced Warp and
Filling, good for the price.
~ One Case Ginghams Qarge plaids) for
l2 l-2 cents per yard-and one csss Bed
Ticks, indigo blue, for 22 cents. Jan. 5.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-11

NOTICE.-The subscriber having been
~ appointed by Robert Crandall, Esq. one
OF the Court of Commissioners for the trial of
Insolvent petitioners, for the counties Of
Washington and Kent, Assignee To the estate
of Hsnnsh T. Robinson, of North Kingstowa.
widow, hereby gives notice TO the creditors o.
tire said Hannah, to present their clahas to
him within six months from the date hereof.
or they will be precluded from receiving any
dividend out Of said estate.
SYLVESTER G.. SIIEARMAN.
Nor,h-Kingstown, mar. &, lS26. 4w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-11
More Spring Goods.
Al THE NEW STORE oE,
GEO. W. TAYLOR,
40,

THAMEs-STREET,
10 PACKAGES opened yesterday Of
IL new and fashionable Spring Goods,
which will be sold very low for cash or
approved credit, viz:
Real fast colored prints al l6 to Is cts.
"A prints for Is.
Very superior fashionable do. from 20 cts.
to 2s.
Long shawls' from go % to IL 90.
An elegant assortment of Ribbons
Cheap.
Fancy HandkerchiefS of every descrip-
ton and price.
Elegant ig'd Silks from 10 cts. to 100
Black do. do. Is to 100
Plain Black Lustring from Is to Is.
Canton and Italian Grapes, all colots.
Coronation plaid's, Linen Cambrics,
long Lawns Linen Damask, Flag and
Bandanna Hdkfs. Cambrics; Swiss, null a.
Jaconct, plain and fg'd nuslins, Italian
silk CravatS, an elegant article.
.iLSO,
a handsome assortment Of cassimcres
for childrcns election clothes-Sattinels,
Broad Cloths And,
American Goods oi'cvery description.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-11

JOB Work sreeut.i IN n sctistactOry man
ner, and on ths nos. rea.sr.H. tfrns. e
this gses.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-11

VA OOL CARDiNG.-The subscriber
w respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that ne has put the Wool Card
ing Machine in complete order, and that
he will pay every attention to have Wool
of all grades carded in the best msnner
with despatch and on the most reasonable
terms.
Coloring and finishing Woollen Cloths
continued as usual. All fayors gratefully
acknowledged by
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Articles intended to be sent to the
Factory. nav be left with job Sherman,
Ncwport-San;ord Amy, Little Compton
-Peleg Cory, Tiyerton-Jeremlah Gif-
ford Bristol Ferry.
n. B.-Wool, especially Of a fine grade,
should be CREASED with pure sperm oil.
Those who wish can have their Wool oiles
at the machines.
Pe!tslasgih, IuEs "a
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Milton NaM,

"AS Just received from New York, an
4 Il for sale at his Store, No. i07, Thames
The Litchfield County post., 1826-10-03

usually havo brig OF ship in the harbour,
besides others which are frequently passing
and re-passing from the Northwcst and
Spanish Coast to China. have seen L
stated in a late London paper, that the an
nual demand for foreign goods at the ISL
ands, was not less than 100000 sterling
100000 would be high estimation Of
it, and the chiefs are SO much in debt at
present for their vessels &c. that for time,
at least, l think the demand viii decrease,
rather than increase. $50
The government during the last year,
have employed one or two of their vessels
in the sealing business, with tolerable sue
cess. One brig came in with 8 700 skins
on board, which sold here for 81, so each.
As to the exports, sandal wood and salt,
are the only articles the Islands afford, with
which the natives themselves could carry
on trade abroad.