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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04
At a Couvt OF Probate,

Holden al The Council Chamber, IN Mar.
port, on Monday, January !, 1927.
IT was Ordered, That all Executors or
Il Administrators whose accounts have
not been settled for the space Of one year,
appear at a Court of Probate, to be holden
at the State House, on the first Monday in
February next, and settle tho same and
in case Of neglect or refusal after citation,
which will be issued to those who neglect,
for the space Of thirty days, withou, assign
ing satisfactory reason therefor, such Ex-
ecutor or administrator shall be held ac-
countable for the full value Of the personal
property Of the deceased, with interest,
and shall be entitled 10 no compensation
for his services and shall incur penalty
Of not less than twenty dollars, nor more
than one hundred dollars, sgreeably to the
Law in that case made and provided, and
that this Order be published. in both the
newspapers printed in this town.
By order of said Court,
J4l Benz. b. HOWLa.ND Prob. Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04
NautiraI fntcIIiDemtc.
PORT or NEWPORT.

E.NIERED,
Schooner Sally Hope, Baker, Boston,
CLEARED.
Schooner Sally Hope, Baker, Provi.
dencc.
.4RRiJ.fLS.
THrRsDhY, Dec. 2S,--arr ship Risinp
States, Pearcc, ir. Savannah, for Prov.
Sch. Sarah Perry, Marble, fir. Somerset.
Sloop Dolphin, Br'gh,man, fir. Troy,
FRIDAY-aEr. sch. Exchange, Crowell,
fr. Wareham, for New York,
Sch. Charlotte. Baker, fr. Yarmouth,
Sloop Hero, Babbtt, fir. Frectown.
Sloop Emellnc Coggeshall, ir. Bristol,
S'oop Geo. a. Phebc, Hathaway, ir. N.
Bc,isd.
oArURpAY-arr. sch. Sally Hope, Baker.
n Boston,
SuSDAY-orr. sch. Thomas, Of Boston.
II. Charleston,
I. Sloop G!obc, Baker, fr. Boston. for N. Y
'Sloop Rapid, Nickorson, IL. Chatham,
for NSYork,
FuEspAY--arr. sch. Example, Allen, fr.
Sedgwick, Tor ". York.
MEMO .lvD.1.
!. At Wilmington, N. G.. Dec. I'd d,brir Am
sted, Vinsop, ,ofthis por,; to sail IN Z days.
Cor St Jago, dc Cuba.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04
NeiU Shoe Store.
VIM. ". G. II ELM e,

hforms his. friends andhe public in general
TIIAT ho has taken the Store No. I24
j Thames-streei, recently occupied by
JOSIAH q. BURDICK, where he has on hand
general assortment of Gentlemen and
Ladies Boots and Shoes, Of the first quali-
ty which he offers for sale as cheap ns can
be purchased in any other Store in New
port
n. B. Measures taken for GeDilcmen
and Ladies' Boots and Shoes, and particu.
lar attention paid TO repairing.
NewDort. Dec. Z.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04
Rdrrtf0.

In this town on Sunday evening last, by
the Row Mr.. Gammell, Mr.. Joseph Faux
ner to Hiss Alice Lawton, daughter Of the
late Henry Lawton, Esq all Of Portsmouth
At Providence on Tuesday the 26th ult by
the Rev Mr.. Kent, Mr. Noah Barker 10
Mrs. Ann Young, both of this town.
Dtf1.
In this town on Saturday morning last,
Mrs. Mary Cook, wife Of Capt. Charles G.
Cook, and daughter Of the Rev. Daniel Webb,
formerly Of this place, aged 23 years
/" Why are friends rayishd from US 'Tis TO
bind.
By soft affections ties, on human hearts
The thought Of dJath, which reason, too su-
pine,
o. missmploy'd, 50 rarely fastens there"
Sudden and unceremonious was the sum.
mons that called this lamentcd lady, ere her
prime and in her bsppiest hours, to the man.
sions Of the dead Deep and painful is the
grief Of her immediate relatives and friende
for they mourn in this severe dspensation ol
Jehovah, tts loo Of . duiifal child, and be-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04

pn lids. Antigua g. ST. Croix RUM
a ~ 3 Pipes Cognac BRANDY,
9 do Domestic ditto
9 do. Holland GIN
30 bbls. Country do.
81 Or. casks, and bbls. Fort, Malaga,
sherry, Colmenar, sweet Malaga and Sa-
mos WINES.
L. Kogs fresh RAISiNS
20 boxes Muscate do.
90 do. Bloom do.
90 bags Laguira COFFEE
10 do. Pepper and Pimen,o
40 do. Blown Salt
~ chests and boxes Hyson, Young Hy
son, IIysou skin e. Souchong TLAG.
~ boxes Havana white and brown SU.
CARS
30 kegs manufactured Tobacco No. I
a. 3
80 boxes Window Glass, 9 by 8, z bye,
3 by 10. aud I'D by l2.
$50 bbls und half 10. Canal FLOUR
$50 do Alexandra and Baltimore do.
60 do. mess and prime Pork aud Beef.
80 kegs New LARD.
JOHN STEVENS, s. co.
North Wing N. l. Union Bank Building.
Newport, Dec. 2S, 1896.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04

A school master near Concord, Mass.
has introduced ne,cspaPcrs into his schoo'
to form pnit Of the studies Of his pupils.
for knowledge Of what is passing IN the
world; during our own time nothing can be-
more practically applied than knowledge
IF that which transpired in ages past Both
are essentially necessary, but By attention
o newspapers an immense body of useful
information may be obtained without much
abor. which will be indcliby Impressed
upon the youthful mind.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04
Court Of Probate, Negport, Jan. 1, 1897.

Court Of Probate, Newport, Jrn. !, ls27
" HEREAS tho Executors account or
w the estate Of Silss Gardner, has this
day been presented, and the consideration
thereof referred to n court OF probate 10 bo
holden at the state house, in Newport, on tho
first Monday of February next, at o o'clock,
a. S.--Notice il therefore hereby given TO all
persons interested in the estate Of said deceas.
ed, appear at said time and place, If they
see ft, and they shall be heard.
BY order of said Court,
u. n. n HOVLf.ND, Prob. CIe-k
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04

The Jackson members of the pennsyl
'ania delegation, in the Ohio Canal Con
ention have, we understand, general,
-eturned to their homes. with their pfelu.
ices against the administration, grcatly
Unfinished, If not entirely removed. In
';ead of a proud and overbearing Aristo
rat, which his enemies represented him
hey found in Mr.. Adams plain, unas
4umng, hut highly gifted Republican.
We wish every Jacksonte had an oppor,
unity Of comparing him with the objecl
pf their idolatry.--l Pits Statesman.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04
Needles.

= 00n iIemming's Cast Steel Sewing
.),OVO NEEDLES, warranted genu,
inc, consisting of--White Chapel Blunts,
Sharps and Botweens-Superline Silvcr.eyed
do. do. ofall numbers from I 10 ~
Double Long and Common Darning Needles,
Just received and for sale by the thousand or
smaller quantity, by L. W. LAYTON
Jan 4, lS27.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04
John Is. Newton.

HAS opened few more new Goods
4 4 Good Caroline plaids, at % cts &c.
J. B. N.-givcs this notice TO those whose
accounts have been standing over Year.
They are to be settled forthwith
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04

Court Of Probate, NearPort, Jan !, is27.
VNTHEREAS the administration account,
w on the estate &C Joln llenshaw, has
this day been presented, and the cons deration
thereof referred 10 court Of probate, to bo
holden at the State House, in Newport, on the
fret Monday Of February next, at y O'Clock,
a. M-Notice Is therefore hereby given 20 al
persons interested in the estate Of said deceas-
ed, 70 appear at said time and place, if they
see fit, and they shall be heard
BY order Of said Court,
Is b. D. HOELa.ND, ProA Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04
NORFOLK, December 81.


The Race.-On Saturday last, agreea-
5ly TO appointment, the Match Race fyr
$4,000, two nile heats, between Eogl,
and Sday Hope, was run over the Norfolk
Course, and won by Eagle, beating his
competitor for the golden prize, two sue
cessive heats. The first heat was run in
B minutes and 81 seconds; and the sec
ond in 3 minutes, 30 seconds.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04

II is curious fact, that the influenza,
which prevailed so generally, we may say
universally, in this country, last winter
and spring, was also felt at Calcutta and
the Sandwich Islands.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04
Was drawn yesterday in WILMINGTON.
Delaware State Lottery,
Class 5h.
Managers Last will be received on Mon

Tickets So, Ia be had in great varie-
ty OF numbers at the Old Fortunate Lot
terry Office of J. Z. SHAW.
Newport, Jan. 4, 1897.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04

A Society for thc detection of Thieves,
las existed in the town of Northampton, in
Moa7.J IA years; and the influence II
has had, is said TO have been very bcne
icial to the inhabitants of that town. The
hampshire Gazette, states, that the pro
Jerty stolen, has in almost every instance
5cen recovered and the offender brought
o justice. There il similar society IL
Worcester They are numerous in Eng
and, also.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04
WopCYeTFp. ID

w oRCEsTER, Dcc. ~.
.7Hicfing .7ccident.--We learn that an
accident, OF no ordinary character, hap
penod to a stage belonging 10 the Albany
line. on the evening of the 2lst. The
stage was about six miles west Of North
ampton. on its way from Albany TO the
latter place. In descending hill, i was
suddenly overset, and precipitated from
the road down bank Of from three to six
feet descent, and dashed to pieces on the
rocks below. There were nine passen.
gers on board, all Of whom were more or
less injured, except one little girl. She
succeeded in crawling out from the gene
raj wreck, and gave the alarm to the near
est neighbors. On their arrival a most
shocking spectacle presented itself to their
view. The driver was 50 badly wounded
as 10 be speechless and insensible, and
expired shortly afterwards. Of the pas.
scngers. three bal broken limbs, and 9th
ers we're shocsingly bruised or lase.a,ed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04

Mr. Samuel Kidlon, Of Hollis, (Me.) an
industrious man, bot somewhat addicted tc
in,empsvancs, having spentthe day at Bony
Eagle Falls, on the lith October, was
returning home about sunset, intoxicated
and Il is supposed fell from the bank of the
river, height of thirty feet, and was crush
ed to death. His body has not been re-
covered. lie has left wife aud eigh,
children.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04

One Of them is since dead, and the others
leading horses had cleared themselves
from the carriage and gone OFT, and the
other two were found lying on their backs
so much injured, that 1t was found neces-
sary TO kill one or both of them. AS all
the passengers inside, it is not known TO
what cause the accident is to be attribu.-
ted. lSpy.
The Small Pox appears to be very pre.
valent, at the present time, not only in this
State, but in many of the adjoining. We
have no data to form precise opinion as
TO the extent OF Its ravages in the city of
". York, yet it is certain, that the Super
intendent Of the Aims House sent a con-
munication to the Common Council of that
city, asking for "more room for small pox
PATIENTS" and stating, that the disease
was spreading" 1t is known that the
! disease has made its appearance at Taun-
ton, in this State, and that the fears of the
inhabitants had led more than 1000 per-
sons to be inoculated within a few days.
| One or more instances in that town have
proved mortal. 1t has also reached
Charlestown, and the Board of Health
have sent down to Rainsford Island, from
that place, Mr.. Morris Haskins and Jacob
Hall, sick with the disease Hope is en-
tertained of their recovery. Ii behoves
all those parents who have children not
yet vaccinated, and adults, if they are
such, to undergo inoculation.-Bo Jour.
The following paragraph is from the
Quebec Gazette, of the 22d inst.
We have published to- day copy of the
treaty of amity, commerce, aud navigation,
between The United States and the FfGer-
dtion ofthe centre Of .3merica, just ratified
by Mr.. Adams. II deserves perusal, as
proceeding upon. and tending to establish,
several new principles of international
law. The violation Of these principles in.
duced the United States to engage in the
late war with Great Britain, and they have
succeeded in obtaining the recognition of
some OF them by that very power. The
principles Of the present treaty will before
long, probably, regulate the intercourse of
the first powers in Europe and America.
1t is curious and gratifying to observe the
,rradual effects of the revolution Of the
ate English Colonies, now the u. States.
That revolution will before the lapse of
few centuries, affect the moral and pollti
al condition Of almost every inhabtanl OF
The globe.
A Society for thc detection of Thieves,
las existed in the town of Northampton, in
Mas7.l "a years; and the influence II
has had, is said to have been very bcne
icial to the inhabitants of that town. The
hampshire Gazette, states, that the pro
Jerty stolen, has in almost every instance
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04

Mr.. Noble, Of Indiana, has been re-elect-
ed by the legislature ofthat state, to tac
Senate OF the U. States. for the next term.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04

WAsHINGroS, Dec. %.
Captain Partridge will deliver Lecture
on National Defence in the Hall of the
House of Representatives This Even
ing. at o'clock, the use of the Haltteing
granted tor that purpose.-L.Nd Jour.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-19
Botsiour, Springs. !
THE BOTETOURy SPRIA-cS

EItS establishment open for the reception of eo,npanv
"A the present season, usual Tne henehcIa effects Of die
wd'eis snd the comfort vt the harn, b
oeeh advertised the subicbrf dseas unnecessary rs,o o
e'lats upon heui SUdr say they are both excel
th ans every ih"s will BE 1ons, that practicable to rem
% 'he stay ol the Vshtr agreeable possible Since the
last season the road lending D., The Spring, h., be
Tue post road POI" Office has been established al
man. conveyed ny the stage, every day.
10 THIS place fon whence they will be carefully for
ueI 10 any o,her they may wish Tie London
as well those from ali our large eitie are aken r
u american e7 W. wHh other late and interesting pub
Ae likewise taken TOR the Of the visitors,
hFse ofDs, are situated part Of country that nay
ePua''ay he called the garden Of Virginia The fertility
o. '"e a"dthe beauty OF the scenery, the saubrty Of
me ayr renders Il one OF the desi able summer re,s,
| "'1 - san DC 'nNSihtd' Oh. JOHNSTON.
Bnteouu Sptin1s. June r. m q,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-19
- RELKaRn

uHAWAY iromthe 'ub'orteI, 20 LyDohbufr, Tuesd,y
- evening, me i5,h May, hf negro boy FHOHNrON lie
ayefy likely mulatto about Ga Or 20 years old and about
hehes nigh with large prominent eyes Had or when
he i Dlue cloth coat with velvet collar blue cloth tfo
ssrs and dark wsiscost with red stripe which
yoie re also took with bin pan light blue esssnc foa.
stsiys o' "anteo1 With metal buttons, snd white aud
green stripe The subscriber thinks there we're tbe al
rs hns on which haUd he does ecoliecD so much COM
uAol" NAV ne could not sti1iehttn them. The scgibr
purchassd hu The 81,h Janatfv Last from fIr Je W
Porter W@bmgi"n CuPeper eoudy; IT, which sishborhood
W s'o roy bad siways lived p evi5us NY tuyus him AND
Ws he mas probably gone II q con eetufed thlf be has
procured pass The above reward WILDE paid 10 any person.
r ne delivery OF the said boy, the sub5crihe lynch
1WBt ~ ha ~ u, 10 any person who will lodge any Of
e Jh 10 the commonwealth, sud give information 20 ~ 10
enable the subscriber % get him. DAVID wAIKRR
Fvrf J r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-19

virtue OF deed OF trust, executed to the subscriber, on
- ne ON day Of August, 1925 nv Thomas c. Yallaby and
ms ws, Tor tue purpose of securing payment of
.H.'eh mentioned due TO Samuel Coe, co., OF the city
u Richmond (and which has b duly IN the ufe
.e Stfk Of he county court of Buckingham will h. cold
10 me highest bidder or cash. the premises III Saturday
ne 90 DAY OF july next three lots land lyns aud heng
10 e town OF Curdsvile ia the county of Buckingham
oI'a'nnS onehat acre, and the plan OF said n
Is io No three, twelve. and thirteen. UpoG the lot,
Ve mth''qhed there tioo story house asari finish
eU ana "hieh with le Xpence would answer eier for
S'o' zoe dwelling house; and also small house, which Ia,
o'Sh el a. store houss CurdsvIie Wilis's River
ahd situated at the head Uf the nayigatva or that ST. To
gentleman OF capital wishing engage in the mercantile
~ mess ' ahove property might be object The title i,
ose'td to be good but such only will he cony ed as
cd IN The subserbei ~ the deed afos esaid
SAM. BRANCH.
81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-19


Thursday The Sab day Of August next willie oTs ed on
tue Ptmnss 70 the highest bidder that valuable landed
sst Ut the late Edmund Harrison the county Of Poyba
o two miles below the courthouse, lying on the water, Of
ne creek Containing, b. estimsOs, 1896 IA acres about
10 which sle very valuable m and nearly all retlaied
u 81 nies ORDER for Groupings the highlands equal IL not s
Perof 10 any ~ the ncishbrJod, large potion Of which
are 20 woods. heavily mhefed with oak &c. il has on II con-
,eheh and suitable houses fo the alton Of fn
yeung crops OF Tobacco anI preserving every specie Of
crop, Wen waiered IT'S great rortguiiy 10 Scoty a. jet
s'sV and The two large ryer, James aud ppvsx which
eh9ei' the produce made thereon, easily Delivered u either
hiohmo9d Or Petersburg with IT, other innunersbe aivsn
80 t,HueIs very desirable aru and well worth The atsn
'h Of such as DESTROYS Of yestng their funds in real ee
Guy Pfrson wishing 70 The property, will be heen Il by
i' t'Ooe " Macon, Cap. Ligou NJ. Archer Joke ,
I'VE Immediately in the neshsorh0od FERNS Bonds, with
alPIoved personal security aud lien the property with
erest rom the date payable two three four < five
ysaI Equal annual indictments will be required ofthe pn-
a,e 5u' deduction % sS PET Cutum, per snnuu will be
.ls 90 each Tor prompt payment e eoE This t-ar. VII m
"iVi1tu 10 suit purchaser, II dssred.
NAfHANIEL HARRISON,
kSor OF Edmund HARRISON, dee.
consent to The above sale, TAT g. Pm Interested
. EDWARD cox.
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-19
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, JUNE
.NOTTCE

~ virtue Of deed OF trust executed TO the ,.bc,ih.r l.
Ui"sst u Ol''am the 2eb day Of April "a the wear
iS24 by Wm Thompson Policy hi. WIFE, for e puroe
- ,Seul"g me payment of debt therein mentioned due T.,
Ava ana ihoruou (sad which has Leeh duly iecofdsd
ne w tt'o tue highest bidde fOr cash, Saturday the
.. July m'Si certain tract or parcel of bh, 80 much
ney spa thornton, whatever ha uil, be due
u she Dc o' mentioned in the said deed an cost al
tending the said sale, lying AID being in the counts, Of HrI
On both sides Of the Buckingham rad coainn b,
SOS acFes (e the less) sdi,in.n
The lands II Wm Jones' Samuel ohm The ,i,,e ~ 10
SoNcmek Samuel Branch, and others, heiny In. same
usti 81 land which the laid William Thompson
DOW es'ac aud e0nmony called and known by the n.u OF
he view store The Improvement, the sbjvs mentioned
shc, eo" OF agood Tavern House, store houses AMI
e necessary ou-hnu,rs; and may be- y. opety sand
nt Il " one OF the best stands i1r Tavern, ia the urpeI
The title il believed to be indisput,ble lint tho ,,h
ioresaid shNsiTtjy NJ, 49,,
June ~. 30 ~ "a
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Cent? AZ GiTllninlur YcL0oi.


'E 'ubsrriber intends opening amman S hool on III.
i 10th u July next 81 cbar!t ~ ont tbr late re., sc
onarts' BaaSAeod E:Y Chaeu'sui situated in
IIS " 'ne o' o' N'"iiesiig within three miles &C the
Onve'''S aud equally renaksbe fi it, beauty and health
ne stnalio1 ,uiHo sntly etiT be zee from
village. 80 ' "FP'0"en ~ .
The course Of sndes will conform rs far a, practicable IN
% Of Tue university, aud will ccmLrise the Greek Latin
Classics excessively they are read m any colI.r an t
SnHsa states, with composition each those Iancusces-
me mathematics, taught the Unirersy
end Ensish Compos 'tion Hoard he obtained IN the "a
my % "a. 'uh'erhcl aud an many respectable lsme. III
Tue heishhounVOh at $40 per session. Iui,Iou 500
folai expense for Board wahiue lodging canI, and ,
iion, for he session uf months $50 Til, erie. Of hoard I
n WIN IN every instance he ,speottd in advance bu
""ie may be announcement the amount "a ALL,
on demand will he required. BARTHOLOMEW EGAN
NJ, PiineiP4i of the Wiewani Grammar Seho-i.
10y 80 S--tG
In. W'swam Gran School will be L.eoatncd a,er to-
Fttseue ,eseuL. W. II q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-19
TRE so NRLE

Vus OF deed OF trust. executed by NeiIi nc Coul TO
- the subscribers, bearing date III, Isl dsy of Nv
year lSs aud duly recorded in The 9th The county court
u we ha eil to the highest bidder, on the 4lh
sundays excepted, uron the PREMISES. for cash.
uA~t iau IN the eouHy OF Gooehand, called Whiteh,u
situated 90 the Upper LIcknshole Creek contaiun, Inv
n1on' ~ ana odd acres, much OF the said tract as
M os 70 Ia'e The sum Of fifteen and thir,
oOa's ana sixty cents, with interest thereon from the
Ih Gay Of Nov 1919 aud the expenses attending the exc
uen % us trust he title IS believed 10 be good but act
by said deed. kONEI,,C DoiI-rH ssr :" US
June o. S-tds JOHN WILLIAMS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-19

~ rbs ENQUIRER publisrea wee. ysn-..i.
ani arse week during the vf the Stat. leS,-
ar..Pee, the heretofore Five Dollars per
Payable in sdyance. Note. Chartered
(ony) will be received in pay The Editors
tee the safety of RENTING them By na the Poease all let
tsrs being paid, by the writers.
~ No paper will be disc uiinued bu at s ierson Of
the EdhcTs,) until all &Ses have been paid up.
~ Whoever < xusranfs@ the payment OF uius era
shall have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
x 0ne square, OR LESS-Eust insertion rs cents-eaeb
cvninusnce, so cents.
: No aivet;i-en inserted, until has either palu
t't 81 asauised BY pofsoa tbs CITY
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SpRIO-E rOODS

ALI NELSON, has received by the kfott, Planter and
M Richmond Packet aud other late arrivals (o New Volt
sod fmladep hia large proportion d BIS SPRING GOODS
computing ~ extensive aud desabls Fancy
5sgle scles Amongst which British aud German Ozna-
hus5 BaraP. aud Ticklenburg Irish Linens Lswns Diapers
qua Dshssh Jacouet Mali Book aud w Musus plsin aud
ed, Cotton and Thread Canihrcks aud Csfohriek Hsn-
bsrebsts Inshams, Csiicos aud Dntes Drhoes Sseens
sui utsndursh,, denemtu aud Ledies Cotton snd Silk
ey bue and Buh ksnkeen, Tortoise She'll side neck and
tuck oub 81 - 81 and Ga Brown Shutings an sheet
nE beschsd Shntfngs sud Shsetng Domestic Plds aud
Cheeks Bed Ticking &c. Nc All which will be sold on
vt.y ng 3, terms, either wholesale by retail
MWch3 20. If