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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-13
SECOND CLASS OF THE
GRAND.
LITER ATURE LOTrEny

j. !. COHEN Jr BROTHERS, IF BaifinoT~
Have the pleasure To- unnounce the SECOND OF this Ls
the prsmoian II ) ,eRce ani Literature. The number "a
Ticket foHy1es IhoGsnEd) considerably less than apv
L,y tor aud gives the Advenurer an ,ner,-
ed CHARGE for the Csltni Pis.s. THE DRAWING IN
take place 10 The CITY II Baltimore on W.
Wednesi0y, the 100, Dec,
aud will be completed iha day the utnce
81 The Commissioners appointed ny the Governor Conue
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A CARD.

lgfhS bMOCk heE' leave 60 inform her fenfs and f,s
, palo thst sle ht. trkcn That councillors Tenement
opPg"e Mrs rompkin Boarding House the Washing
Ton 'vefn and convenient 10 ne Capitol where she intend.
sefpinr Harding Home Ue'idc'fhs best areopmaia
ue' ot lew regular hoardes md sneiep ~rtoncr che
Tii nave Room for Few Meabsn Of the Legislature and
Nov.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-13

NoTIcE To THE People OF AMELIA
The friends of Gen. Jackson are requested TO
meet at their Courthouse, on Thursday the LIST day
ct Amelia Court, of this month, 10 cooperate
win other counties friendly TO the Election OF
General Andrew Jackson
MANY FREEHOI nERS
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BERyvqRD pEYToN..

BERNARD PEYTOK.
(f1N TIERS frf ssis, .dsfinr terms
- go pieces whhe domesiickl, - eotofy p-isr-
rsfh0rf re ttfc n 5io-1 ~
~ bhds. htnh.oUt - CtofS srrsss
~ birs pfinic green cff4e
81 hbfs hr.ghtfefaiifn. noftss~s
kasiiis- a.afu bar siid sheet lead
Fsfirit shot aisrfted; ~, K emit
frr s'a'' 'io Aua
S~e1r.' Hne.s, Enelsh and Anr.rissu I'm srrsI{
,,fIfnsh and Amefioan bipterod sgeel
gioufh philosophical hsissces
french burr mill stone biocTs
g snd Cologne Cn ,tqpsg, e si,y5ys,
ftmily fiuf, ~ ttyse s'sf'ay
i,fV S7Ssys,
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Nov. IS
EnEH no M

" INTEND, y Uivige perturbation, continue .hbo,
Va my house, IN lis" The ensuing e The IN.
ton OF boys. n'i over ~ year Of The Latin Gel
LansuSgf. English G;aTuar ir0yi ahs, Wiling a.,i
eiio "' Ice taught The pnl may, required he tan We
10 Isth tteueb IheIe vii
ol 9 months ss.The first ON the I5b -
fS2Sthe second the 18th July following psvm-n, -
advance, tor the first wall be required for the
payment may be made b-u,e the let OF Dee lsas
Terms for Board, inciadins washing, fuel, beddInr
r Sc. b. AZ 80
n.,h c;. :, g. ~ 80
CARTER pERKELEY,
-, Edge Wood, Haroysr.
---zo-. -. .5f-2agtI 40
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rALL GOpps Ann FABL fashions.
TEOE MOIHLI Nh

sns Msfcsr af Irov hes Soor aIous ths Ear,e Ho,sE
~ ESPECTF ULIT informs his friends and he ,vbi, <;
stnsr' that he has it received elegant
fashionable cvioed Ci,,hs snd Ca,rire... s,, bsr5,o
a',oTne9 e. Victims which he will make up stthe shorter
oc' ne fFclf confident that he exernts saw ff.. y
he linz. 10 the el- fashionable style and IN the loves, ,e.
'ne '', ~ share Of he' public patronage.
NOV % Ef--sgo-
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The CASH for The whole 81 The rfizes can be had a, u,
al At Cohsfs G0irr ihr moment they ase drawn.
TYhoie Tickets So 90 Quarters al %
betUes, 80 E5ghths, o G2
" seIs from any part OF the Bnned States, either ~
mail o rsi) ~ private conveyance enco,irs the eabr
P'omp S9d runctuai attention IL on per,oaa appIslfr
j. l. COHEN, Jr. 3 BROTHERS, Raif1roye,
", ~ tte sf cirs Of tte Literature IoVy, d,f11 %.
- i7h Dho norm 6s Greaf Cop;foLs Of 2O1OS fJOoD
ytsbS bs''ds M Ie'' ftan SIxTFEN Of 1000 and COO
D2fs 'rere aH silt af CoHEN5S OFFICE, No. "a.
~, - where more Capital Pfs hass ben sold trn
any oftcr qGice in Iia0ira
Bahaupit, Nos i,is17. 6s-u5ifTsif
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n' 1o'a ~ Dee, n'st, a ia. DIST ds.
tht sneseher VIII tei, AT pubic auction, oc
months before The franklin Hotel, Lyoehburr 10 like
~ heefoes, eousisuagHi eb,len They are
negroes 9" irs cha'aet't them
hoo'e s.rNar they he roi SOLD day the sale will
Re continued unti hey all sold
The srbs her will lax sell rriva,.'y
"a Bedford county, situated the moth .cuih frl, nj
ou.e Creek, ai IN the road leading from AWE hhu
10 Finea. u niles Of Liberty sdi,n'u Capt, BIZ.
od IL conisin shout 100 of wbish ar une,s,r
ID The fst which - unsseared. rS por-
on, .xott thsesp land Ofth. cleared land $50 acr..
ave low grounds OF the first qnaiIy, md the
acts "t '-n N tbs upper eoiny heng well adapted 10 ne
cultivation 81 tobacco aud all kinds of gtsiu k.
hly we'll AM very ice from stone; II divided IL r,,id
make Two very hs'in- ac whi,h shril he done Time
Who w'sbto purchase wish IT. P-rons hing 20 pures.se
may apply to the snserhrr the hoc -
New Loniod, " toca' Buord e. the tracts.
=, VIM EuFORp.
T-td
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dated Nov. z.
Z" You may depend upon it New jersey is safe.
Every Democratic county will give majority
against the corrupt and fsctious intrigu-ant- nov
in power. TIL" RepnblicansrslIy to man around
=" Old HiehoTy," as The man pointed out by ey cry
circumstance, az best calculated TO stop their in
road upon the constitution and the rights OF the
people"
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Jackson .Neotirg.- We feel no disposition to
indulge in exni,aion AT he number Of the meeting
which il said by gentlemen who bsve been much
more conversant with such matters than selves
and on whose opinions rely, to have cons
sisted OF larger number of person. than have
semhIed here any similar occasion for many
years; hu. however this msy be. i, was large
nonsh 10 realize the uosi tansuine an,cipations Of
IFS friends, AL TO expose conciusive!y the eyre
eious delusion of its enemies.
We have manner OF hesitation in assure
ing our friends elsewhere. from the statements of
intelligent ara, respectable gentlemen from vainus
PARTS of the county, that il there il general vote
aiken at the election for Electors. it will be for
Jackson az three to one, and that under any cir
cumsiances, he will receive two thirds of the votes
that will be given. E1rg,niGn
For the address adopted by the meeting we in
wife attentive petusal and examinations; for
which the reader, whether for or against the adj
ministratiou, will find himself abundanuy compen-
sa,ed by the elegance and ability Of the composi-
lion. The promineM ohjerions 10 the continu-
ance in Office of the present incumbent, weii ar.
ranged, and set forth in clear and comprehensive
language, accompanied by s'roDg and Irresistible
facts aud differences 10 sustain them; and by gond
and sufficient reasons r~hy the people of the Uni
ted States, in the else of the highest prerosa-
live that arpertains to freemen, should burl Mr. .
Adams from his 'bhd eminsncc" and substitute in
his stead the "honest man aud incorrup,blo pat
rot'' who has Glled the measure OF his count,y's
81 ry,'' 70.
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assured me that lie dissiaimed all participation 10
the policy that the Statesman had thought proper
10 Recommend, so far as concerned himself RI.
said most explicitly that he had no, directly or
Indirectly consented, and would not consent tiia,
his name should be used rs candidate In on
position to thst of Gen. Jackson. That any O.
iher course on his part would be contrary TO prin-
eipie. svisation of honor and of good faith and
finishing by declaring, that the nomination Of Gen
jackson met with bis spprobation.'
Abs is 20 more than we expected from him
IN. \. T.. Post. .sor. s, tdoy after The
fc,scfi,n
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HIGHEST PRIZES,
10000 DOES. 5000 Dolls. &c.
sE5s o1dy 10000 11encfs in The .gcarws,

o,G2a Prizes, ~aountioE to
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Nov.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-31
Nautteal fgtcIliGPucr,
PORT Of .NEWpORT.

... ENTERED,
Shin Geo. Champlin, Hudson, GottsnLurg
Sclf. Adams, Big,ey, " York
Sioop b d. Jones, Peckham, DO.
CLEARED.
Brig Leontine, Hatch, Gibraltar,
Brig John, Norris, Havana,
Sloop Nimrod, Fish, Albaay,
Matilda, Gould, n York,
" B ID. Jones, Peckham, Providence
Flash, Aborn, Hartford.
.ARRU.1LS.
FRTp ~, May arr. shin GEORGE Cham.
pln, ilndson, 40 days from Gottenhurg
S,ruRp,y-arr. sch. Chano. French, from
Berkley, Tor Newbcrn,
Schr Adams, Bgley, fr n York
Sloop Factor, Benjamin, If Sagharbor,
Sloop Hamilton, Thrashor, fr Taunton,
Sloop Albion Baker ir y London,
SUSDAY--arr sloop Express, Hammet1, fr
Providence for Charleston,
Schr Constitution, Robinson, fr Brookha-
VEN
Schr Caroline e Mary. Hammond, fr Ed.
enton. y. G..
schr Caroline, Ellis, fr y Bedford, for Bal.
tsoro.
Mosptv-arr sloop Liberty, Conk!in, from
Sag -harbor,
Sloop AdeI'ne, Snow, fr Harwich.
TUEsDAY--arr sloop Mario, Read, fr Berk.
ley. for Richmond,
Sloop Hardware, IIoskins, fr Taunton, for
do
s'oop Dolphin, Swan, fr N Bedford, for
Stonington.
MEMORANDA
Tbcbrig Perseverance, Cornop ofthis port
/ days from Havana, bound to " York, was
driven ashore, on Tuesday morning, 22d inst
before daylight, at Pelican Beach, about {
miles east Of Sandy Hook entrance We nm
derstand the vessel and cargo will DO saved
without material injury TO either.
Spoken 18th inst. lat. SO, lon "a, brig Ste.
phen, 3 days from this port.
Arr. at the Turn, Cd inst. sloop Niagara
Tanner, of this port, fr Mobile.
Schr. Washington, Eldridge. from this port
arrived at Richmond, 2Dth inst.
Arr. at Philadc phia, 9th inst brig Pomo
ma, Newton, Of this port IL days from New
Orleans
At Hamburg, l2'h April, ship Elba, Stan
hope, of this port. bound 10 Havana.
At Havana, May l2th, brig Mary. Dennis
from this port
Brig Harvest, Eldred, Of this port, cleared
at Havana, May 9th, for Cowes.
Ship Mary Amy, Burroughs, of Providence
sailed from Amsterdam, April 18th for Got
tenburg.
At Gibraltar, April 10Th, brig Baltic, Sea
bury, of this port, from n. York, disch'g
At Matanzas, May 10Th, brig Benjamin Rug
giles, Waite, loading for this port.
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Etcn.

'Stty "sefttu W OuT
Dic0.
lE this town, on Saturday night last, Capt.
John Coggeshall, President of the Newport
Bank, aged 20 years. lie was a man highly
esteemed by his fellow-citizens through life,
for his undertaking integrity fchar acter and
benevolence.
80 Tiverton. Oh the 18th ult Christopher
Manchester, Esq aged So years, who, II may
with propriety be SAID, evinced through life,
ample testimony of possessing real patriots
love Tor the Country of his birth, and the in
valuable rights of man. In the war of the re-
volution he entered the States service as
Captain and his meritorious conduct acquired
him the honorable prom j,ion to the rank Of
major. And when Great Britain acknow-
ledged our national Independence, he retired
to his native town, and again resumed his IA
vorite pursuit--the tranquil employment of
cultivating the earth. Deservediy respected
by his fellow citizens as man Vt probity, he
was chosen President of the Town Council,
and Representative to the General Assembly
during many years. the duties of these impor-
tant offices he exceuted with fidelity, aud
ability, watch met the approving sanction of
his constituents AS christian, (for he was
a much valued member of the I'd Baptist
church,) he exhibited the interesting virtues
characteristic ofan atiectionate husband-du.
tful and fond parent--kind brother and sin
cerc friend.
His funeral sermon was preached by Elder
Benjamin Peckham toxt from Revelations
l4th chap. and 18th verse" And | heard n
voice from Heaven saying unto me, write,
blessed are the dead who die in the Lord
" from henceiorth: yea, saith the spirit thai
:" they may rest from their labors aud their
." works DO follow hem."--[ Communicated
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-31
dl.VUFiCTURERS MEETING.

dlN'UFiCTCREPS MEETING.
~ a meeting Of the Pennsylvania Socie
for the Promotion Of Manufactures and
Mechanic Arts. held in Philadelphia,
the nth day of May, 1927.
The depressed state of the woollen man
cture, and OF the market for wool, TO-
her with the injurious effect the depres-
n Of those two important branches must
'e On other departments oflndustry, a nd
the general welfare, having been duly
lsidered, it was
Resolped, That the Pennsylvania Socie-
for the promotion OF Manufactures and
|, Mechanic Arts, do earnestly call on the
mers, manufacturers and trlen i of both
Inches of industry, to hold conventions
their respective states as early as CON
' nient in the month Of June next, to ap-
int FIVE delegates from each state, TO
pet in general convention at Harrisburg,
ansylvania, on the thirteenth day ofJuly.
deliberate Oh what measures are proper
be ken, in the present posture of tn cir
lars.
Res0ired, That the farmers and manu-
|cturers, and the friends of farming and
in the several counties of
IS state, be requested to appoint dele
|.tes to attend meeting Of state con-
|nton. to be held at Harrisburg ON Wed
|.sday, the 9th day of June next, to take
Ito consideration the present state Of the
and wool-manufacturlng in
rests, and such other manufactures as
lay require encouragement, and to appoint
elegates to attend a general convention,
|r these purposes, to be held at Harrisburg
b the Both day of July next.
Resoiysd, That Messrs, Charles J. lnger-
bll, Mark Richards, J. J. Borie, b. NJ
redy, Isaiah Hacker. Lewis VAIN, Ben
min Jones, William Young, Samuel Rich
Ids, Geo. M'Callrnont, James Mott, John
avage' James Martin, Mathew Carey,
)hn Diamond, John Holmes, Nathan Bun
err, Samuel P. Wetherill, Seth Craige,
'homas Fisher, Thomas Gllpln, James NJ
.lpin, Moriecai ID. Devils, Joseph Rlpka,
gorge Wilson, James l.. Mffin, and Red
God Fisher, be committee to frame an
idress to the citizens Of the United States
n the subjects embraced in the preceding
esolutions.
(Signed)
c. J.INGERSOLL. Vice President.
REDWOOD FISHER, Secretary.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-31

Merino square shawls,
Do. long -.
Cashmere do
Plain Silk Shawls,
DO. Cotton do.
DO. Merino and Va
lencia do.
Gauzc handkerchief,
silk do.
Berage do,
Plain white Grape les.
sc do.
, Bandanna Il flag silk
, hdkis.
, Black Lcvsn,ine do.
!, do. Italian do.
, Plain book and Swiss
!, muslin do;
! Brown, green & MKT
!. Lustrings;
/, Maroillos vostings,
{ Valencia do.
) Black silk do.
s Plain and hinged Pa.
!, rasols,
/ Cotton Umbrellas,
: Pink and blue Satin
: Ribbons,
. Bcltings,
|, Black and white silk
!, Hose---and half hose
, White and mkt cot q
|, ton do;
!, Black and white silk
|, Cloves,
, Plain colored do. do
{ Horscskin and kid do.
! Brown Linen do.
, Brown Shcetings and
Shirtings.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-31
AUCTIONS.

WHY be sold at Auction,
~ nofpreriously disposed Of at private
sale,
On FRIDAY, 18th of June next,
at 3 o'clock. pm.
(H fair ,eeather; u not the merit fair day.
IL A small Farm situated part
fA ly in Middletown, and partly
.!i: in Portsmouth, containing a.
.sAXS8 bout 33 acres, more or less
aud about "A miles from Newport. Tho
Land is naturally as good as any of my
neighbors, and pleasantly situated, having
in view the ocean, and east river, Little
Compton, and part of Twerton, and other
more profitable benefits. If any person
should like to purchase such place, he is
hereby invited TO call and take look, as
he may purchase il at private sale to his
advantage. Conditions at the sale.
ELISHA ALLEN,
Lirmg on The premises.
Middletown, Nay IL, 1897.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-31
Benz. III. WilbOr,

In BRoAD.sTREsr,
OPPOSITE MAJ HENRY BULLS
Has for Sale,
GROCERIES, in all their variety;
" A complete assortment Of Shoes;
Crockery, Glass, Stone, Earthern and
Iron Wares;
Nails, Cutters, Bellows, Hats, Dye
Stutis, &c.
LIQUORS,
OF most every kind and quality.
Beef and Pork, Oats, Corn, and all kinds
of farmers produce, by the quantity.
Utensils ofhusbandry, o! most every de.
scrption
Ropes and Cordage,
An assortment Of DRY GOODS, Yarn,
Warp, &c.
Hops, at wholesale or retail:
Likewise BUT'I'ER, of the first quail.
", and of the noatCst workmanship, re-
ceivcd daily from the Farms adjacent 10
the town. which he expects to be constant
ly supplied with, for sale at cost; also. Sc
veral hundred cwt. first quality CHEESE
which with the articles above and a fan
greater number unmentioned, he will dis.
pose of OH terms the most reasonable and
satisfactory. may -.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

aimed in the proceedings ofthe Pcnnsylva-
lia Socie:y,n meeting fthe growers and
Manufacturers of Wool, and of all persons
Interested in the same, will be held on
TUESDAY the 9Th of June next at the tx.
.hange Coffee House, Boston att O'Clock,
p. NJ to consider the resolutions adopted al
Philadelphia.
N LEWIS TAPPAN,
EDMUND BAYLIES, Committee Of
IN ROBBINS, the WOODEN Ma
WM. II. WARD, nuiacturers IN
JOSEPH CLAPP, Massachusetts
Washingtoa's Papers. Mr.. Sparks,
|;he editor ofthe y. A. Review, who has
been for some time engaged IN looking
over the papers of Washington and ar
ranging them for publication. has addres
sed letter to Judge Story, IN which he
states the progress made IN this Important
and Interesting undertaking. The CORES,
pondence proves to be more extensive and
valuable than has ever been supposed
There are no less than forty four folio vol
umes of Revolutionary papers, transcribed
by Washington himself or under his dlrec-
ton. embracing the best materials for the
history of our country. These volumes con
tain both the public and private corresPon-
dence Of w Washington. rs well in his char
acter of Commander in Chief of the army,
the President ofthe republic, as the private
citizen. bos' TAT
We learn, says the Mobile Register Of
the Sd inst by gentleman arrived from
Montgomery that duel was fought on the
26th ult. at Line Creek. between Jonn 5
Bailey, Esq. and mr.. B. w, Bell, both OF
Montgomery. The former was slightly,
and the latter severely, though not dange-
rously wounded.
Some change has taken place in the
management of the Branch Of the U. ),
Bank at Washington. Considerable losses
are expected to have been sustained, yet
nobody appears to nave been criminal.
1t is said mr.. Emerson. traveller, states
that France invited the Greeks to accept OF
her protection, and offered 2O,000 sold
iers but that a party preferred England,
and nothing was done.
Sir John Coplcy, who has risen TO such
distinction in Englsnd. and is now Lord
Chancellor, is native Of Boston, and is the
son of our Justly celebrated painter, the
late John Singleton Copley, r. a.
EFscts OF. .irdeni Spirits.--A child eleven
years ofage was drowned in China, Me,
on the 4th inst. lIewas sent out on an err
rand. and somebody treated him till he be
came intoxicated. On his return home, he
fell into brook and lost his life.
FORCED Checks. We learn that two
checks we're presented on Tuesday morning
nj the u. s. Branch Bank in Baltimore
purport,ng to be drawn by the Cashier OF
the u. s. Branch at Norfolk, for SG0W
each, which are pronounced to be forger.
los. They had previously been passed
through several hands not doubling thei'
-onuinoness. beinp so well executed.
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Marrir0.

In this town OH Monday evening, 2lst inst
by the Rev. mr.. Wheaton Lieut. Edward III
Courtenay. of the u. s. Corps of Engineers,
70 miss Harriet w daughter of the late Capt
Benjamin Rathbone, of this town. ine0r-
reetly inserted IN our lastl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-31

The Yearly Meeting Of the Society Of
Friends, will take place in this town mex,
Sunday week II is feared that Green Peas
will be rather in the background.
--sS4~--
The Court Of Common Pleas for the county
Of Newport, adjourned in this town on Sstur-
lay nigh, last, to meet again on the first
Monday in Angus, next.
--.eAe--
The court Of Common Pleas for the county
Of Providence, commenced its May term in
tha, town on Monday las,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-31

We stop the press to announce the melan-
chcly tidings Of the very sudden death oftho
Rev. WILLIAM GAMMELL, Pastor OF the
I'd Baptist Society in this town, aged II years.
He died last evening about o'clock, without
a struggle or groan, and almost without a
moments warning, During the early part of
the day, Inc had been attending to his paroch-
al duties, apparently in the enjoyment Of his
usual good health In the afternoon he com.
planned Of being somewhat indisposed-
not TO u degree that was calculated, at the
time, to excite any alarm in the minds of his
lamily.--Iie, however, gradually, aud almost
imporceptibly sunk into the arms Of death,
perfectly resigned and fIll Of hope
II is not in our power 10 convey an adequate
idea of the deep, the universal and solemn
gloom which this severe dispensation OF
Heaven has cast around this community. Tru-
ly it might be said--"h the midst Of LJe icc
are an dcaih."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-31

Black, blue, olive and
mix, Broadcloths;
Black, blue, olive, and
mkt Cassimeres,
Black and cold Cir
casslans,
Brown, white & stri-
ped Linen Drillings;
Striped cotton do.
Black and cold Bonn
bazines,
Black and cold Nan.
kin Grapes,
DO. do. Canton do.
Black and green ltal.
ian do.
Black, French and In.
dia Leyantines;
Black Satin Levan-
tines,
Colored Lovantines Il
Florcnces,
Pongees,
Black X cold figured
Silks,
Plaid and striped Bat.
tice,
striped Berage,
Battico Ginghams,
Scersucker Stripe do.
Chlllan dresses,
Plaid N striped prints
White and colorcd
Cambrics,
Jaconet cambrics,
Corded do.
Cambria dimity,
Common do.
Furniture do.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-31
NIGHT LAMPS.
NEW GOODS.

NTTLTO.v H1LL, has just received
Itl from New York, blue and black
Broadcloths, grey g. Oxford mixed cloths,
CircsssIons, Silk and Flag Handkerchieis,
Calicoes, Cotton Shirting and Sheeting,
black silk Purses, Batting.
ALso-Case Knives and Forks, Pocket
and Penkniyes, BARRIERS old English RAJ
zors, Andirons, Shovel and Tongs, Gilt and
mahogany framed Looking. Glasses, OF al
sizes, Watches and Jewelry, Flag and
Wooden bottom Chairs, Paper, Quills
Boots, Shoes, States and pencils.
Likrcise Constantly on Hand,-Com-
mon, Russia. and Live Geese Feathers, all
which will be sold very low for Cash or
shor, and approved credit May 10.
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EFsets of.7rdeni Spirits. child eleven
years ofage was drowned in China, Me.
on the 4th inst lie was sent out on an err
rand, and somebody treated him till he be
came intoxicated. On his return home, he
fell into brook and lost his life.
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Penlnanship.

TllE subscriber respectfully informs the
d inhabitants Of Newport, and its vein
i,y, tina, he opened his school Yesterday,
May 30th, at the Room over Maj. Henry
BULL's Store, for the purpose Of giving
lessons in the art of WRITING. A few
more Scholars will be admitted on imme.
date application
Terms S3 for l5 lessons.-Rcierenc to
Rev. Mr.. Wheaton.
WIN. II. MOVES.
Newport, may 81, 1927.
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Sir John Coplcy, who has risen to such
distinction in Englsnd. and is now Lord
is a native of Boston, and is the
son of our Justly celebrated painter, the
iate John Singleton Copley, h. a.
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NEW-YoRK.
d
Harvey Sessions,

Has JuSf recelted from .NetO- York,
A great variety Of New and Fashionable
IA GOODS,--among them are the follow.
inr viz.