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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-21
no. 63.

Ans<icsn public. 1t Is hardly neccssary Il
add that tho resolution and " accompanying
remarks" wero adopted BY vote Of 10 10 2.
in the Senate. on the 9Th, and unanimously
by the House Of Representations on tho 22e'
AZ for the merits of General Jackson, we
do not recognize them, ss they are set forth
ny his active partizans;--wo do believe that
ne IS Incapable Of d.sebarging the duties oftho
presidency. and we cannot express our opinion
oil the man. in any better language. than that
which was employed by the celebrated hisiori-
an RoLLIN, who happily ren,arks;--" II il
very common, for those heroes who shine in
the field, and make great Cgure in the limo
Of action, to make a very poor one upon 9th
or occasions, and in matte ers of different ma
tufe. We are astonishcd, wien we see them
clone without their armies, 20 fnd what df-
ference there is between GENERAL, and a
GREAT MAN; to SEQ what Low sENTIMgNrs
and MEAN THINGS, they are capable of in
private life; low they are INFLUENCED by
JEALOUSY and GOVERNED by interest; how
DisAGREKADLE and opious they render
themselves by their NAUGHTY pEpoGTmENr
and ARoGANcE, which they think necessary
to preserve their authority, and which only
serves 10 make them HATED and orspIsEr 4"
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-21
FRENCH LANGUAGE,
ArI tie last Course.

"R. ABADIE, fro y France, author oi
lvA Abldie's French Grammar, r. spe q fully
tban - his friends and the public for The en-
coLr age.nent he has received IN tins !oyii, aud
proposes if the nuii.bsr of Subscribers Is suffi-
sIeLt, to give anO'her course of 20 less in
Frcnch-no conpeIs 1T Ion for the lost lessons.
For the accom- noIi'irn Of the pupils, any
CONVENIENT hours may bo S:liosen by them. II
Two separate classes, one for ladies', and anoth-
er for genilo men, IN convenient rooms.
A, even.ny S:aool is kept, rs usual, from s
I'll > O'Clock. Hn will also attend in private
f,naies, sen,nari.s. and in the vicinity of the
TO Va. AZ a very moderate price. which may be
vet r,II:ed, a.cord.n TO the number Of the
scho IRA IN the same class.
NJ. AbtdIe assures to his pup Is a much more
RAPID pro icIency b. his ne" method, than by
the methods heretofore pursned. II wing de-
voted gre II part of i;s time III 'nstrdcting pu-
p l. IN tie French and l. 'tn Llngnagcs. he
will prove, by his s stem, that IN one course
a scholar can get pretty good knowledge of
the French language, BY his inpln of struct-
ing, winch with the utnn's. facility, conveys
instruction TO the minds Of The student.
Mr.. Alb idle will produce, if Necessary, the
most satisfactory credentials from genilemcn
OF tho greatest respec'abldy, Ies.d ng in the
popilp.s io."ns of the Union.
Trinsl atoms, mercantile, law, scientific and
beics-letires, executed with accuracy and
despite
Apply at the Books ore Of HUTcHENs e.
CnaY. M. !, Mirket-square. or at HIS Sthoul
Room, over No. 53, Cheaps.de.
o,ember IL.
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MANUFACTURERS HOTEL.

TIME Subscribers beg leave to inform theiI
l. fr ends and Tie plblic that they have
formed a connexion in business - innl.o!deIs
under the iirin and style of
E. TINGLEY & co.
And have taken POSSESSION oitbat well known,
central. eommod 0Is. house with it's appurie
ninces, on the east side Of Market Square,
lately occupied by Mr.. J. Wilder, and called
the MANUFACTURERS HOTEL, where
they are no" ready 10 receive ard accomr.o-
date all VINO may inclne 10 become iher
guests, assuring them that the mos; faiil.iul
and assdIniis attention shall be devoted Ia
their comfort, wanis and wishes.
The pleasant and con>cn ent situat on Of
the house, anu its OK 'ensive accommodations
are too welt Knpwn 10 require Il particular ac-
count. II has Jist undergone thorough re-
pair, with vario IS in er or mpro ,emen's;
new sheu has been erected, and large stable
put in complete aid excellent order And as
the propre'urs IRE determined rot to be out
done ia attention TO the conycnence, fare and
enioymen's Of guests, they are encourag-
ed tn hope that they shall he sustained in n ell
endeirors by propori onrte share Of public
p ltronage. ELISHA TINGLEY,
ESEK SPENC1k.
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NEW GOO s,
Oct. l3.

Ar No. ], CANAL-srRFET.
SMALLEY, has Just received at lis
o. lo'hing Establishment, a prime assort
ment of blue, black, olive, brown and miAn.
Byotdrlo'hs and C,ssneres; Yes iugs, nc,
anc c'eg mt patterns; a few p eccs drab Dat
fills, Kerseys, lads, ClmLleis, Bookings, &c.
sc.
On hand An extensive assor'Wcnt ef Ready
Made Clothing OF every discripi on, made IN
the best and mos; durable mlnner: and IN the
latest style, which will he sold for cash, al
prizes that canno' fall 10 suit customers.
October 3
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EDNAhD r. YOUNG,


No. "a, Market Square.
A G AIN calls upon his old friends and all
~ othcrs, wanting Wines. TeIs or other
Gro :erics, to remember the old stand. where
may be frind. very general assortment Of
Articles of the first qualify.
AMONG THEM,
Wines. Of every descript on.
TsIs, an excellent assortment,
Spices. Of Ill kinds
S,g,rs, Lolf lump, white and brown
CJEee, old iva and West-India.
FRUITS. .
G:,pes. X ,s;ns. Fgs. Currants, Almonds
Flb,rts, Cream NIts, Shell-b irks, Tamarinds.
Olnyes mi Lemo rs. resh C.tror
T,blcco, Cig,rs and Smut. OF all kinds.
DAY g. MATHIS, WARKEN's, SMIrH's
and HAYzEs's Blackmg.
Limp OIL.
w.n,ers'ra;ned first iality for Glass Lamps!!!
Sperm and T iIlO v Candies.
b !sio! Bich for securing knives.
Cao.ol, ate, mi c .o-oiAte Slelis, primo quail
iy.
Psppers,ucc. Mustard and Cayenne.
III o, Just received,
Inhl, SoJ and Catsup. NV. u.
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DYING, PRINTING AND BLEACHI G
THE
LYNN PRIN rlN.: COMPANY.

nYE aud fms in the best manner. B o ID
NJ Glnrhs; Kerseymercs; S,iins; SIr"nelsi
c, ,nion and Italian Grapes; Plush; SILK and
Cbt"n Vclyets; Silk and Wors ed Cords; c m
els II ,ir Sh h,~l-; s. and Cotton do; Hosie-
~ and Gloves: II 6Bbns, TASTE, &c.
PERMANENT Green's Oh Silks for U,n-
breilis and ,r ,sols.
PER MANENT colours on Cotton and
WopIlen Yarn, for Weaving and for C,rpe,ing.
PRIN Fancy nterns on Six, Cotton and
l. nen, lnl Bnd.r rni F.g ire Wooie" Table
Cin',s. 81 wis and Flannels.
BLEtC.I in the best manner all dcscrp
tions of CM'on and L men Goods. and remove
Stains and Iron mould from Table L men, sc.
Also Ce inse ir.nent. of every descr,p.
t;on Gle inse and Glaze Furniture, Cleanse
c ,rpets, Bl,nkets, Imitation and real Cash
mere Sla"ls, in n style equal TO any in the
coLn,ry.
b. & G. A. TAYLOR. Agents,
No. 10, Market Square,
No. II Bin PTOpidence
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WALL. PAINTING.

yENHE suhsbr,bcr wolld inform his friends
a aud the pablIc. that he is prcp,red L"
p ,;nr Rooms, IN ,oatsr colors. Orders lcil al
NJ, EivarIS Sle,Lpn's Alction ana to.nn's-
s,iS ,ro. vhsr, spe clmeis nav ba seen, VIII
b,c,a.ated with promp'ness Tho chcapness
of The above pan my Is an o5lsct for those
,yho wish TO have Their roous done in hand
son, 5, ,lo. wM. W. PiTMAN, Asenk
nav ~.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-21
SUPERIOR WINES, &c.


TNy.lE slbScr bor has jIst received, a full sup
IL ply Of genune G.ocer e., among mh ch
are. old NJ ,dera, Sicily Midcr1. Lisbon,
Cl,r,t, aud Muscat Vines, white Currant
Wines, from the vineyard of Messrs Dyers, a
very superior article Also, o.ery description
% Cordmls Butter and Cheese, fresh from
tho celebrated Dairy of widow Chandler =
Ira Id, Rum Holland and American G'n;
loaf an lump SIy,r, bro vn ditto TEAS -"l"
ani YJlng Hyson, Hyson Skin, Sonchong'
C,per, aud Poachong ID" h'st qna'ny
Neyo,tus Cp,rs together with every article
u,llly found in a genuine Gro .ery Store.
ALSO,
Superior Clvend.sh Tnbicco, OF four diner,
ent descriptions, which has been pronounced
superior, by all who have used It a c'ns'"n,
snppiy ii this artic will az all times be keP'
on hand AIDE AR OLD
>oyi4 Nos and 10, South Nj "n-st
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS NN ID STTOFS.
1CST received b., BENJAMIN nj. LIND
eV aEY, at No 6l Weslin!ns' ei- Row. 20 ca
scs Boots and Shoes. consist .ng Of ladies' KID.
morocco and prunella Boots; DO. kid, n.otoc-
co and prrnelia Shoes, Of various patterns
m'sses' moruc,o, leather and prunela Shoes;
Ids and child en- Shoes, BoOccs ard Boots,
of every description: gentlemen calf skin ard
meats leather Boots; gentlemen's and lad "s'
I,dia Rubber o er Shoes. very Ene article
Er the approaching season.
OFT ~. PV
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TO LET.

TO LET,
EZA r.. SC ond nd third stories Of tie
;,n5.,1,ate posscssion gwen. Apylv to
'"'"'''''' J. s. c. HOWELL. "a
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LONG BRANCH AND FANNY.
Sir dollars to .Ner. YORK., from Providence
pid .HeU- London,

Sir dollars to .\er. YORK., from Providence
pia .NeU- London,
/1eD<, The excellent Steam
In Boat, ONG BRANCH,
vES:sirrfx:ESE::s apt. A. MATHER, wit
leave Nen-Lpndon for
Ne"-Yo,s every sunday and "Wednesday, and
tho FANNY. Captain DAVIDSON. every
Monday and Friday, on the arrival Of the sta
ges .om Boston and Providence. Returning,
the Long Branch will leave Ncw-York ewTy
Mond ~ and Friday, and the Fanny every
Wednesday and Saturday, at 3 3o'cloek, p. NJ.
until further noiIce.
For excellent accommodations, stiffness Of
machinery and swifiness Of sailing these boat,
arc not surpassed by any in the sound.
Sept 20 cps
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-14
REMOVAL.
WnT. MITCHELL
WATCU-MAKER & JEWEIJr,

va 81 JEW
s 2 EsPEcTFULLY informs his friends and the ppbrc.
o'at ne has removed 10 the store lately uccupieJ
oy MT John Bronaugh, one door below II. Nelson's
Dry Goods Store, and is now receiy ing a spIe rdd -
soTtment Of
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES.
haoIes' and GeHlIeinen'S Gold Patent Lever and Main
Watches, Silver Patent Lever Watches. Canned Js,v.
ciled and Plain Watches of ever, Dissertation nionan.
Cold " atch Chains, Seals, KEYS. Slides. RINGS w.t.,
Hooks and Ornaments. o' "N"
- JEWELRY.
/ VII se'is OF Peari JewcIry, Pearl Earrings. Head Or
gree, Gold sets Earrings BfoaclIes. Crosse ard a.
narneu'y, Gold neck Chains and Bracelets. Jcu Far
JewelTy. O""t
SILVER WARE.
Silver Tea Sets, Silver Table, Tea and Deser, cooo-.
Ladies', Sugar longs. Salt and mustard Sroons. Snscl'
tacIe srenciI Cases, Butter Knives. Thimbles. Nr,.o
Tubes, Coral and Bells.
PLATED WARE.
Liegant Sheticid Plated and Silver Mounted Ont
Glass Casters and Cordial Stands, CandlesticI,s. gnnr-
ters and Trays, DecsDter slides, Common plated Cas-
tors, CandiesIicks and Decanter I,abcIs.
BRITANNIA WARE.
F1ii sets of britannia Ware. Coffee and Tea Pete ST..
gar Dishes, Cream Pots and T.abeJs.
CUTLERY.
Fine Eazors, Pen and Pocket Knives and Scissor
some very superior. ~ "'
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS.
CiIt and Plated Mounted Swords, Gilt and Plated
Epauletts, Silk Sashes, L.aces, Cords and Tassols In
tantry and Cavalry Officers Wings, Artillery. Infan-
Try and Rife Buttons, Gilt. Plated and silver None
ted Dirks, Sword Belts, and Plumes, Morocco Pnr,--
81 Books and wallets, Bead Reticules and Purse. cir
Bracelets, Paste Top Combs, Roman Pearl. Cor.l an,i
amber Beads, Steel Waist Clasps, Musical SnnT-Box-
es. sc &c,
1JSivcr Ware AID Jewclry Of every descr;.oo.
made TO order. CIocts and Watches rcn,iroJ .w,I
warranted. a.. """
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-14
Lain SCHOOL.

N inc ne'sn'or"nod ct Chiicsburg, Caroline, the sub
I scribcr will teach a Grammar School. viii, r:,, s""
nrencc the ensuing 18th of January, 1928. Therein vii
De taught The usual course of Latin and Greek readinr.
me hHsi'sh tongue, with its usual appentia ses OF Graz.
mar numerical Arithmetic, Geography, SC. Also IL ,n-
CURED, Geometry and Algebra, &c.-The school will ad-
)ourh Inc l''h December following. with a month vncn,inn.
Terms, Vi BOARD and tuition, bnardcrs FURNISHING brdS
ana bedding $500, one half payable in advance: for day
scholars 500. JOHN " -
GoochIand, Nov. TIh, 1927.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-14
R~OCNBRiDGE COrNrr

AZ numerous and respectable meeting II ihc r,ncboll-
y '"cShr1ige county, opposed to the Election Of Cen.
m''frw Jackson TO I've Presidency, held ~ the Con-,
house. on Monday The 9th Of Novem5cr, 1871, pursuan, 70
nolIce ~ The Lexington Int ligsuccr:
me object Of the meeting was briefly explained hv
,[,''''ieS T. Dormau, Esq. on whose notion, Robert white.
5'sI' was called to the Char, and Mr.. Ja,rcs Gold. Sen.
was appointed Secretary.
w motion, a comnittre consisting Of CharlezP P. porman.
". ' i'hrro' Earid J.. Moore, John Donahoe. I.ncq
oo''' sen sidney $. Baxtcr aud John M"Cienanl, were
appointed to prepare and report a Preamble and Kesolu-
IONS inr The consideration Of this meeting.
Inc Committee, after retiring FOR a short Time. rero,,eJ
q tfco"lo's (oT which we have not room to days aud the
following Resolutions, which were adopted:
]. Heoff9, That We VIII uee al fair and borour,b1o
means 10 pregcnt the election Of Cen. andrew Jact.,r =,
President Of the L. States. "' -
:. Ht5o'rc7' That we approve the course pursncd h.
g,1ny y 'he Counties 81 his Commonwealth, in aupoin;inc
oe'esateS u meet a Convention in the civ Richmond. oSS
WY. o9 o. January next;--aui that VIC will forthwith, an
80. rour neicsatcs to attend said Convention: whose dut,v
y S''I be 10 unite IN the adoption ur such n,c,surcs - d.,
may deem best calculated to carry into eject The ohic,, ~
this meeting. VIZ o'ycG'S d
F"rsnaur to the foregoing resolution, the for,,,ioo
'cNEa wee ?rrrin,cd Delegates 20 the ssid rcr~r,,2
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-14
Richmond, ia, N6remJg 8. 1927.
CnMNIrNIcArEn

COMMUNICATED.
u Young lady furnishes an answ er 10 the question
contained in the Wing OF the 3lst uIt., in the language
OF Don t'loa, in his description OF the Andes: it Is
as follows:
cat Tariguaaa we often see instances OF The ea.o,s
OF two opposite temperatures in two persons happening
TO meet, one of them leaving The plans below, lie
other descending from the mountain. The former
INNS The cold 80 severe that he wraps himself up in
all the garments he can procure, while the latter finds
the heat so great, tiat he is scarcely able 20 bear any
clothes whatever. Tie one thinks the water so cold
that he avoids being s%HIinkled by it; the other is so
delighted with its warmth, that lie uses il rs a bath
III 8 difference only proceeds from the change naturally
felt at leaving a climate TO which one has been &C
cu5'orned, and cunning into another of an opposite
iem0eratureO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-14

via: charles =. Dornian, Esq. Col. Samuel Nh. Rod
john T. Car"ihers, Esq. and DIR. Robert r. Barton.
). hcSoHtc, That the Delegates in the General As.cu-
bly, of Virginia, from the county of Rockbridge. be resr...
folly requested to attend said Convention, iii will no, in
tcIiere with their public duties--and that they on,
with the Delegates appointed by ibis meeting, i'm said Con-
lyentian.
d. iicsoIre9, Tint David Z. Moore, Daniel Hosin,,.
SIS. Baxter IUhn Mot:l.llaud aud G.. p. Dorm,, h y.
Cotomitiee respectfully TO requcs; the Hon. John Co,l,.,
Ioi the Court q. Appeals, a native Of Rockhridge. AMI ;,
Freeaoldor in said county, 10 attend said Convention ~,
behi,ii OF this meeting; and that le cooperate with III.
Delc3 ,tes appointed by ,his meeting in said Convention.
}. .iteso'rc6, That James Johnston, OF Buffaloe. Bcni,-
MN Helch, Capt. Alexander McCprkle, John Withc,o.
Thomas III. Walker, John Montgomery ", Esu. Cant. Job,,
Siccowen' Robert Wilson, John McCiclland, Hugh will
son, Hugh ii. Wardlaw, James Grccnlec. James Iv,p md
"ih. EATON, he u Committee of Correspondence. &c.
ffoi"fct conhty-Rcsidcs those already ,cno,te,,
ahu-JacKson meetings have been held at Winchester
8ructtown, Front Royal, Berry's Ferry. B.,rvsvuIc
Nii. Rails, White Fest and Gnudaloupe. They were
wen attended, and marked with great unani,nitr Of
telling. John w Page and john Powell, esos. were
added 10 the Delegation. We have not room for the
proceedings TO day.
The friends of tie Administrator have held , moo
ling IN King George county, Virginia. The Hon.
John Ialiaferto. presided. and Col. Austin Smith ,c,od
rs Secretary. The meeting was composed of the frst
responsibility and talents os the county.
AT a meeting in Hampshire county, the fnllov;ns
gcntIenien were appointed delegates. viz: Samuel
hercheval, jr. Samuel Conkeriii, Christopl,er Iteis
kei' and Thomas Carskaden, Esqs.
y meeting Of the citizens OF CUMBERLAND o,.
posed To the election OF Andrew jackson as Prcs;8r,I
of the United States, viii! be held at the CourtL,,sa
OF tic county Oh Saturday, LIST December.
Scrcrat trcehol2cYy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-14
IT NOTICE.

Inc citizens OF Nelson county, friendly 10 the cl,r-.
ton OF Grn. Anaiew Jackson, to the Presidency of H.,
United states, arc requested 10 meet at their cou ,,I,o,..
on tie 9TH Monday OF November next. To take into oon'
sideratlnn' aud adopt such measures as they NAV ,h;u.
best calculated 10 attain this object.
MANY F~REEHOLDEEs.
Of tbp cnu,, r. ",
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-14

II The above sale is postponed By consent If n,r,i..
unf'i I"esdGH' ne 2OM imSt. when it will take place if fair,
if moi the next fair day.
I. S.-Messrs T.. 6 A. Hubbard, auctione.rs, viii
assist the TRUSTEES in conducting the sale of The above
mentioned property. THE TRUSTEES
Oct II a.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-14
Trust Sale of Valuable Pronertv

HPChSUANI to the provisions of a trust iced ex,cu,cd
by John 4. Swami, Benjamin NuckoIs and Cha,,es
Hughes, on the 10th of June, 1927, and duly recorded =,
the county courts OF Goochiand and Hanover. will he so,J
al public auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash Irf,r,
the trout door OF the Bell Tavern in the city of Richmond.
Oh Wednesday the III, day OF November next. flair. irnor
the next lar day, the following lands, slaves and other nm
perry, or so much thereof as may be necessary to answer
the purpose oil the trust, to wit: one tract of land copta;p-
ing three hundred acres, lying i'll Hanover COUNTY. called
the Rocky Mills, on which said Swami now resides. havir.
a valuable Grist and Saw Mil thereon; Misc FIVE negrocs
name!y-Iom John, Violet, Ned, Palmyra and William.
ana five horses; which land, negroes and horses, is the nm.
perry OF said Swann:-threeo other tracts ofland be,n,,-
ing 10 SAID IHucsois. viz: one tract containing two bupd,af
and sixty acres, lying in Gnochla nd countT, adjoining 7.
Crawford aud oihers-one otlcr tact Containing one Inn
Gred and slXty-onc acres, lying in said county of Gooch-
and, adjoining Joseph Nuckols and others-and one. ou,e.
tract un which said Benjamin Nuckois then resided. q
tanning ore hundred anc ninety-one ncres-alst, five sIaye,.
nan'e!y-Saul'P Peter, Amey and child, Motley and MariIa.
ioof norses anu one wagon and gear; also the propertv ms
sai' Benjamin Nuckols:-aiso one other tract of land rom
tanning SIX hundred acres, lying in Hanover county. ad,oiu-
ing the Rocky Minis and Gold mine, on which sad HHr,,ee
resides. and seven slaves, uaMely--Gahriel Peter. S,,sn,
man, oran' Priscilla, Sally and Martha, a wapaon an1
I'VE horieS' aud all the said Hughes stock OF every lice.
crIPtion; which last mentioned tract Of land. Slaves oni
other pfoperty' was owned and conveyed bv the sa;f
! hdTeS Hughes. The trustees or trustee actinp. wiII oni.
convey the TILE vested in them as such.
C. c. Ct ckAiEoEN Trustees.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-14

We consent 10 the sale as relates to the pronor,r =,
vryed by US, aud will give a credit Of fourteen ,o,,h.
on the surplus after satisfying the decd or t,ns,--orI,,
seventeen or eighteen hundred dollars will be required. =
JOHN I. SWAMI.
JANE /. SWAMI
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-24

Public School.

TilE Public School Committee inform
l. the inhabitants Of Newport, that an a.
bic and experienced instructor has been
engaged, and that the School in Mill-street
will be opened on Monday the 2lst inst.
I" for educating The lchite children Of said
toicn icho are not otherwise propided tciih the
means Of ofeducdiion" at such low rates as TO
place it within the power of every parent to
give their children the blessings of educa.
ton. Persons desirous of availing them
selves of the advantages ofthis School are
requested to make immediate application
to Nicholas q Boss, lst ward-Edward w.
Lawton, I'd ward--George Engs, Sd ward
james B. Phillips, 4th ward--rheophilus
c. Dunn. 9Th ward.
BY order of the Committee,
NICHOLAS q. BOSS, Sec'ry.
May 8, 1927. 3w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-24

New Goods.
IAEVNY SESSIONS
HAS just received, and is now opening,
IL general assortment of SEASON
ABLE GOODS, among them are the fol-
lowing. viz: ..
Black Nankn and Canton Grapes,
SyRchaws and Sarsnetts,
Black India Levantncs,
Colorod ditto,
Black Figured Gro do Nap.
Colored do. do.
Batticc and Battice Ginghams,
Pink Ginghams, mourning ditto,
Elegant plaid and stripe Calicoes,
"A Fine Prints,
4 a. Cd Csmbrics,
do. do. Japonet do.
Cambric Dnnity's,
Common ditto,
Furniture ditto,
Cbintz and Copperplate Print,
Silk, Flag and Bandanns Hdkfs.
Black India Silk do.
Black Italian do. without fringcs.
Fancy SDk, Gauzc and baragc do.
Valencia aud Merseiles Vesting,
Black Silk ditto,
Black and white Silk Gloves,
Horse Skin and Kid ditto,
Black and white Silk Hose,
Black and white cotton do.
Linens and Linen Dnmask,
Birds eye and Russia Diapers,
White and striped Jeans,
White and brown DrilliDgs,
Denmark Sotins,
Caroline PlaIds,
Black, blue, olive and mix'd Broadclotl1s
do. do. do. do. Cassimeres;
White and brown Sheetings,
do. do. Shirtings,
Checks, Ginghams, Stripes, &c. &c.
Newport, April l2, 1897.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-24
New Dying Establishment,



THE Subscriber having been appointed
Il agent Of the new Dying establish
ment ofJABEZ J. POTTER, 4. Co. Prov
ldence, will receive and forward any silk,
Cotton, Linen or woolen goods, or garments
and deliver them to the owner colored in
The short space of l5 days.-This estsb-
llShmeut has been fitted up at considerable
expense, and the most experienced work
men employed TO finish articles in the very
best manner in every variety of Colour
A Il articles shall be promptly returned and
colorS warranted as handsome as at any
other establishment.
ALSO.
Shawls and other articles cleansed at
short Notice.
GEO w. TAYLOR.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-24

MISS HARRIET BROwNELL, re.
I'I spectfully informs the ladies' of New
port, that she has taken room at No. 8,
Washlngton-square, where she intends o,
Penlng school on the 23d Of April, for
the purpose of teaching the art of painting,
on velvet, paper, satin and wood likewise,
the art of drawing on paper.
Miss B. will engage that her scholars
shall be enabled to paint any piece they
wish after one course of lessons, aud shall
know all the rules of shading and cutting
their patterns. Her terms are very reason.
able: forng ladies wishing to attend 80
pleasing a study, are invited to call at Mr..
JOB SHERMAN's. march 30.