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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06
BRU.Y;S U7ICK NIX ID = ~

WE PrinoiPals Of the two Institutions al the B,,n
Line.nI Springs, infoI the Public that with II
iinhs themselves permanently, they have vested COM
Port,oI OF capital in the purchase Of md and IN
erection OF large aud commodous buildings and ii s ohrr
dsI VIII be made by the beginning ne,t Session;
WIN commence Tue 18th July Both
s teinos ca 10 the House OF the Principal distant bsll
,b, Sn Tue springs u confidently expected that share Of
patronage which has heen literally eeeiyed will ~
'he rtred situation, and other local e, be ,
"ed In the Male Department only Cass.c Siuaui an i.
reSe"ed Tuition payable advance. ~ w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06
Book Binde'y y Blank Book .NanufacfvJU
j.

BookssHers and Stafioners, Richmond "a
< ES fECIFCLLY inform the public, that the, bav, e
p'hed immediately IN the of their BooL
ey, where ines viii manufacture at short notice Rsnk
Of every SIZE and description of ruling binding of
oet paper, and III the most dur Bile manner In ali
the paper shall be good binding faithfully e.en,sd
Ceik' Of Courts Banks ard all other Public oaice,
tsve9r u. with their orders, ere eou6dent of yiay
neral satisfaction. " s'''hs -
PLAIN gilt. - 1865 W ius'a,
July s. :. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06
Bcaredam Land foy 81

IlEiNO desfous 70 remove vfsr for ale ms e, y; H.
- county NJ toOchilDd, Eve mile. below C,osets.t ,,s
mouse snd twenty sShi miles q Richironi situated
Lower Besyerdso aud Faoepen coi.iniis 7gO
aees Of which 'hete are ~ estimation s ~ ssfss f srv
yslu.oit low grounds on eaeh creek 80 ~, n vsnlsn
a. ho' s"peforiJ any body scotsrl 90 Ire cern y
ihe improvements sfe new ws'oy cling horse so Vi,
Ne'es'afy o'nhqnset There the faro very fhsse,
Young orchard ~ apples, pesehes snd chsfries father
.cp"n = deemed unnscefssry hose ushng pure
~" hrst vew he pen es, nPou Which tn fscr ~
WI vii mike known its ffrns. " hesgsd there . ca
,N,,g rhsVyS nors heshby thsD thoye one b ,ass
adetds better sseisir. JOHN MhHfIS
June - 40 -laf-6.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06
Roppahannock Land for Sale.

rryur - r UT I1I1'.I1 JUI I'utt'
on tue ilveT an the upper part OF hlddisex county
auhs about 100 acres Al least tvs thrds VI this land Is q
wood, eon'iderable part of which is IN pue
NY anh ehe.nuL Is believed that few tracts OF its size
posses equal ariies IN rssng stock having on about so
fe's OF mstsh which, with moderate sxpence and
may oe converted INTO meadow land, very fertile. Theo,rn
-hu easily cultivated and toeraby productive. There -
an sppie orchard and ether fruit Any prrscu
wishing 10 purchase viii he shewn the land by MI William
VINO lives adjoining, by mr. Walls, Who /. f.
p'sse tenant Terms OF sale may be made known on ar<
g"n either IN person OF by letter add 20 b. j.
na'' Lanea''g county, huntsville Post oiee.
July ,1 n naIL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06
WAGGOW Y4RD 3.

WE F1oprieior Of the I" HALFWAY House" on tho
- new turnpike road between Richmond aud Pete,bure
aad'ion 10 other convenience established aWAGGOS
i ~ ~ WIN there tTrenty stalls conlj Ro,
~ et 81 WdtTj all of which new rec fsr t,svri
&, VINO ieei dsposed TO call at his FREE EST4EIJSE
-, travellers are assured, that this Establishment
- seeI Tor Then use and beneG and tia they will All
-, IA Ies.nnsbe expectations There are ala
10 The ~h .say Hoa.s extensive Yards for The
any charge whatever Corn Fodder Sc will be al.s,, f
n'shsu at reasonable prices, by WIN HATCHER
July s. ' N'''9n'' a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06
co. PAR TWERSHIP.

CO.P.7R T.NERSHIP
t1ALMORE, FUQUA PALMORE, hayins eo,,.,,..,
themselves with George W. Daniel the bushes. Will In;
future he eoniue,ed under the firm John r. Pamrs co.
JOHN II. PAIMOKE
JOSEPH FUQUA.
CHARLES 5. PALMoRE.
49,, GEORGE W. DANIEL
o'"hN Eotnt MHfs, July j. 1877.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06

kJohooANI TO the within warrant, directed we have
this day viewed e.tray mare small .orreI sbon,
'etl seven inches hgh with small forehead the
sdeahy since r"ach.nEj bob TAIL aud some ,nl white s
On nee back supposed To be eausedby the sadd shown az
ny John ntie OF this county, aud do fluid same TO be ~
the above description and about years Of sge aud we Ia
sPprae the SAID mare 10 the Of $50 Ceed under our
hands this 9Th day Of June, 1897. (sixned) ~
THOS w. CROWDER
BENZ. ALLEN,
EDWARD HUGHES.
copy Test MILLER WoODSON
-, CieIk VI Cumbsriani.
-Su.! y. I1--n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06
STOP THE SI'RAY HORSE.

- rAfED from the Suhsetiber, on the 18th da, Of Las,
~ month, his small Bay Horse.-He has white no VII,
shii and trim m.deif particularly examined little b,nos
ieet 10 inches hightros aud eaners.eyen
d las, spring; mo other marks recolleeed Five dv.,
De gwen Tor the delivery Of the horse
NATHL. @. CROW
TIL, q on Church Hii.
10y ", 7-gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06

n meeting OF the friends Of Agrcuur and
81 the State Of Delaware" was held rp,u.a,
~ Paone notice oo the 9th uliin.o, the Town Hail. 20
Several resostions adopted, expressips,
OF ne importance OF encouraging these great obi.
ate, which the olowns sn
harrisburg, viz: H. NJ Ri5geiy E,q L. nleLspe H..
dupont Esq James r. Black Esq. Jas. Candy William w
Young, Caleb Kirk, DE-. Nsuisin. - - " w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06

10 Lewis Leah, admir- OF John Wslthall, dec.
John Poland, curator Of said deceJeni, Peter WaIh,,
Heny Wathsil Blrtley WanhaiL William WsrhsIls
Wliiam L@sh, Joel Lesth, Alfred Kison and Elr,helh
his wife, Peter Leah, Lewis Leafh Martha Lesih fIen-~
Bradshaw aud Mary his wife, Thomas Marshall Jobs
bfans ord snd Elizabeth his wife, Nancy Marshal.
NHAkE NOTICE; That the FRS day Of Au,u,t re- a :
~ 81 'Inan T. Jsiers tavern, in the county Amra
tween The hours Of ten o'enck sunset TO continue Ls
day to day until Completed .ha take the derrr,on. ~
s1ndry witnessed to be read evidence dep ending
am plaintiff aud you Al def. ndans - = 49,
july 6. 1921 49, ., M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06
COMMUNICATED.

NO~bsh Osf lCs1 n ~.
The following Toss's, accompanied by military
music discharges OF artillery, aud many fac song
and hearty cheers, were drunk by the Richmond
Fsyete Light Artillery, and their guests at Clsrke's
Spring, on Wednesday The 4th lust The day pass
cd of very pleasantly, aud ohing occurred to L. az
the harmony and festiyiiy Of ibe company.
The Day . Political Sabbath Let us re
member ever to keep 1t holy.
The memory of Washington The warrior
and Statesman -" an iiDn .rtsl example of true
glory"
The Declaration of Independence The con-
duclofs Oh ths lightning Of truth to bsnighteu
world.
The memory Of Jefferson The rhio.ot Ter
The Statesman, the phIlanibroptst The able snd
Uniform advocate OF liberal principles aud equal
rights.
The sovereignty, free JON, independence, and
perpetual union OF the stsiss.
Gen. La Fayette Cur couniry's friend and
beneiacior
The Army Of the Revolution whom no
Iiumphs could eIste, whom no disasters could
dep'ess -" Their cause, their country --theirtrusi
their Cod
8 York Town & New Orleans The closing
scenes Of The two great struggles for merican
rights -lmrefishable monuments oil American
glory.
o The Army & Navy Of the L. S. -Nnseris.
OF discipline, OF patriotism, and Of chiyslry.
10 The Volunteers oil, Virginia "A prompt an
efficient iOrce, IL fosieFed and encouraged
II The Old Domination" Firm aud Consistent
true to her principles and tie Union.
IL Foreign Nations 90" Peace and friead,hir
With az, eniaDsling alliances with none"
IL America fair Daughters.
VOLUNTEERS
by iYeinof Giies The Infatuated Pfesi1ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06

II i said That the appointment of the Hon Wa,
- Crawford, as Judge OF the Superior tour, oil
'Ieorgis, was without his knowledge, AMI Thai bs
WI not accept The Office. Ii was coniectured hat
Mr. Senator Cobb, nrigh, receive The appon,n,en,,
IN which case Mr.. Crawford would, probably, b.
sppoir'ed TO MI his place ia the Senate OF the Uni
States. Chg,ie,fo. pa, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06

IthE undersigned dot- this mode ing thOe friends
whose ae1ulnanfs he has had the pIessue Of making
uuh hs ay ~ vngnis, aud the merchants senesay con,
neeted with The Tobacco trade, s lie sbon
70 England Tor the purpose Of forming Etsaj
me IN Liverpool He views will he directed ch,f, 20
mission ru'ine's and he begs, this occasion, 60 prnu,s 10
sueh parties ~ may honor bn' with their confidence h,t ~
'eee' shall hsye every advantage his hands, ih. .o
eHBeenSe Tnd ne most faithful sitention can STOW
ne re'sT' 10 ms'''' Kerr Csskeis d. Maacb der
va or ~ hes'fs james Duni & Co., % l. nd a. -
Richmond July s. f.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06

.ndnWacfHres- tie Presidential Chair
The National Jounsi ia msking some aIlu-ion
TO the Harrisburg Convention, puts forth tie fol.
lowing puIusnical -ugge-tion " Whether The re-.
suit Of the Convention he favorable to Mr. Adam.
or the eonifsTy, y secondary consideration: " e
doubt not that q will he favorable to the msnnfsc
lorers, and we say t with Ill sincerry, that we
believe Mr.. Adams feels deeper interest in tbe,,
'gecess, than ~ the issue Of lie neat Presidential
election. IL lie does not love bis country beyond
himself h's freseni le hugs s's nos conss.en. " I'D
prosperity"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06

We unde,aa"d baf c9LJ ~ Hbas, rs6o mn, annotated
~ ne Ffesde dgeHt 70 frsof fh tAs Iaa,a,s NJ o,sy
1y h" saa az 'Ht1vslc NTH them Aas cfsd "a fds
gYsoi ~ hn n'ssion Ihey aqeondnaaYg pSGs 10 haps
to'taa and ore geJecy saffsd ofh f6.. pysf eondi-
' aa epgtar ds't'Hsd fusr isae ~ pof thew noro
oeenPy adho qGegis them ne most asn8r indass
Jof agriculture, or noty ,orne se ire osass
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06

The Bank Of tie ". $. has declared dividend
Of per cent iOr tie hell ear eDding on tLe -,
Inst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06
BANK OF VIRGINIA, ,
JUN 2d. 1897 (

THE Presiden Directors haze this day declared ~
dcd o. too per cent on s capital stock rae Band far,
the last my ysGy, sdIek H be paid the sd ins
Jmys D'''D" i =; eGssF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06

~ OF Slonresier county, To Nss Mgg MaoC daughtet
o' 'he ia's Charles X Mallory, Esq Oftbe Bormigh.
lNo yafL Bsocon.
Aeap Co. b woodward, Es7 Judge o the oug, rior 5u,,
nf Middle Florida, died The f2th ul lie aentle.
nan well known s Lesfy Void From fespett 10 hi.
mem ~ The Der sd a.. Exe,utiye Onees lie rios !,
ipi so dys. 's'' a''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06

The Governor was too unwei dine on WednesIsv-
hu the spnh with which he entered nto the feelings of the
Jay aud 9hesied IN The ceremonies # the Capitol entitled
70 ms ubc aote e lie had been very III Oh Saturday aud
SUNDAY Yet MS determination discharge he puhc due.
carried him 10 the Council Chamber Tussea and TO the
Capitol again On w tdnesJey.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-15
PENNSYLVANIA.

There is one State North of the Potomac which
the Jacksonians have heretofore calculated on with
some confdence-wc mean Pennsylvania. Time,
however, has made such Developments of the plans
the Opposition, that the people of that great
State are rapidly acquiring an accurate and
full view of the real state of affairs 1t is fully adj
lntted that the man who thought General Jackson
ought to be our Chief Magistrate, because he was
successful at New Orleans, viii not be likely to al
ter his opinion. But it must be recoected, however
greatful and delighted a community may be on ac
count Of success in military affarshey will, ON more
mature reflection consider what is due to themselves
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-15
STEUBENvILE, Ohio, April 81.
HALF A MILLION LOST.

Oppositio,--tae Peoples Loss.-During the last
session Congress a Bill passed the House Of Re-
representatives., authorsing the Treasury Department
to borrow Is millions Of dollars at interest of not
exceeding per cent. to pay off an equal amount Of
public debt which draws an interest Of per cent.
1t was ascertaned the money could be borrowed at
that rate; and by the simple operation Of exchanging
this stock. tile saving to the country would have ca
ceeded HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS. The
Senate, understanding this to be an administration
measure opposed and defeated the Bill. and by
this one act of the Opposition The people haze fos1
up,oards Of flee hundred thousand dollars! While
ambitious and aspiring leaders, under the pretenct
Of supporting General Jackson for President com
bne to oppose the administration, right or wrong, j
seems we Tie people hnUetopay The piper.-Weste1
| Herald.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-15
MEDICAL SOCIETY.


AT an Annual Meeting Of the members Of the
i" Medical Society Of Delaacare" held at Dover on
Tuesday 9th of May, 1897; the following gentle
men were unanimously elected members OF the So
ciety. viz Isaac NJ Price, M D. Edacard c. Din
Gle, NJ d.; 3. BafeA, M D. and Leonard Mac
kaV, a. y.
The following officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year.
President, Allen M'Lane, M. D.
Vice- President, James P. LoAand, M. D.
Secretary, Cuthbert s. Green, Md.
Treasurer Thomas M. Stout, M. d.
Ce,asors. Jacob Moor, NJ. d. William w. Wolfe,
NJ. D.; Thomas R. BrnckIe, M. D.; P. B.Battela
Board of Examiners for NeV Castle Coamtyy,
A. M.Lane. M. d.; J. Moor. NJ. d.; c. S. Greens
M. d.; J. F. Vaughan, M. D.. T., r. Blinckle, NJ.
D.; Isaac M. Price, M. d.
Kent County, J. P. Lohand, NJ. D.; w. Collins
NJ d.; P. B. Batell, M. D.; Drs. Cooper, Morris,
| Adams.
Susser, w. w. Wolfe, Nj. D. E. c. Din gle,
M. D.; Doctor NAPLES.
Orator. J. F. Vaughan, M. D.
Lecturers, r. R. Brinckle, M. D.; w. W. Wolfes
M. d.
The Society adjourned to meet at Dover, on the
Second Tuesday Of May, 1928
By Order, c. s. GREEN, Sec'y.
| MAJ 10th. II
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-15
AGENT.--LEwEs--H. F. Rodney, ?. NJ.

The warmest and the wisest patriots, says the
New York Times. have heretofore deemed party
spirit as exercised by the Federal and Democratic
divisions, suspicious for the great end for which
both stroye nasmuch as the reciprocal checks which
each imposed upon the other prevented usurp atlons
which the uncontrolled and indisputed domination
of either might introduce. The Jealous and inte-
rested watchfulness with which every movement OF
those in the ascendant were watched, compelled
them to weigh well and scrupulously those measures
which they sought to put into operation Ihe con-
test 7oas for princplo-not SO no1D-,t has assumed
personal character character to 0Shlch may be as
cribed the doaontau Of all the ancient repuol'cs-,
| is woeiul commentary upon the liability OF the
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-15
NherifaIty.

The subscriber begs leave to offer himself to the
Democratic Citizens of New Castle County, for the
office of SHERIFF., to be supplied in October next;
assuring them that in he should be the object OF
their choice, his best exertions shall be employed to
execute the duties of the office with fidelity. and
pIedging himself to abide by the decision of the
County Meeting to be held at the Red Lion, for the
nomination of the County Ticket.
ALEXANDER PORTER.
Mav15 TT
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-15

people to be duped by dcmagogues, and enlist under
banners of leaders instead of prnciples.Up pom this
subject, lay Mr. adans entirely out of sght-let it
he forgotten whether he be from the north or the
SOUTH the east the west and look for the honest
motives which are in action for his expulsion and
we defy any disnterested man to CLEAN from the
rantlng and assertions of his enemies, solitary,
legitimate or patriotic reason for the hue and cry
raised against him.
The Albany Daily ADVERTISER says that those po-
llticians abroad who calculated that certain U. S.
Senator has the Presidential vote of this State in
his breeches pocket to be disposed of to the highest
bidder, will do well to remember that he failed in
such attempt in 1924, when the PEOPLE had moth
ing to say in the NATTER and govern themselves ac-
cordngy in their offers to him. Even the ..irrepres-
sble energy" of his political tactics will not enable
him to efecthis ambitious purposes
Ii is rumored (says the National Intrlligencer)
that. at late date, the negotiations between our
Minister in London and the British Government.
concerning the Colonial Trade, were about to be re-
sumed. The British Government would gain es-
TEEN in this country by coming to good undcrstan-
ding with US this subject and if the disposition
protessed in Mr. CaNN1Nc's Note, to cultivate friend
ly relations with us, be really entertained. which we
are not disposed TO doubt, the is probably not
without foundation.
Wehave not heard Says the York, Pa. Recorder
that the fruit sustained damage, to any appreclabe
extent, from the frosts of last week. Fears, not
realized however, had been entertained by some for
the safety of the winter grain-which is unusually
advanced for the season. Rye-heads were seen in
this neishbourhood as early as the 9Th Of April.
Vegetation, Notwithstanding the variable weather il
has had to encounter, is singuarly forward and lux
uriant so that with continuance of favorable sea
sons, rich crops may be anticipated. We never
saw the country around York, lever affordng delight
full prospects to those whom rural scenes please
appear more beautiful than it does now.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-15

We insert, to-day, an introduction to an essay
On Hedging. The statements made by the writer
are we'll worthy Of consideration, by all those who
have any interest in the subject.-Io the south OF
~, both in Delaware and Maryland, the farmers,
i, places where timber is yearly diminishing, would
fail it for their interest to adopt the system OF live
fencing. knowledge on that subject seems to IN
crease, and successful experiments are becoming
more numerous Indeed, we have heard of some
attempts this season, to cultivate the thorn, on the
Eastern shore of Maryland, and have little doubt
hut that district of country will abound with them,
ere many years. In Talbot County, near Easton
we have seen hedge in fine order. planted and man
aged under the direction of DIR. James Tilon, thei
resident in that County. This experiment prove
whatmay be done in that SOIL and some of the farmer
OF the neishborhood, encouraged by that example
are, we learn, either initiating or preparing to I'M
tate it.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-15
DMzAW ARM JCTRr1AL.
Will. "a. ..!ss....rr,,,y,ga.s..tCNs
Tuesday, May As, ASST.

az The Honorable MARTIN VAN buren,, after
spending day or two with particular friend il
this Borough, left here this morning for the north
ward
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-15
From the Salem Museum.
FROM Tie SaItW NIusEUHI-
Eataact from an Address Of Reu. Mr.. Kirk, IN Salem
NJ n MINI

Ettyact from an Address of Req Mr. Kirk IN Salem.
~ j. Mau2.
In the wear 1891, a young lady of London. hear
ing of the degraded and deplorabe condition of the
female population of China resolved on doing some
thing for ameiorating the condition of her sex in
that populous, but heathenish country: she left
London against the united remonstrances and rldi-
Guile of her friends and her foes, determined to
sacrifice her life, if necessary, in the undertaking.
Arrived in the country she first applied herself to
acquiring the language Of the natlveshat acquired
she sought for female children for school. which
she obtained and she has now three thousand un,
der course of instruction-ten thousand have beer
taught by her, and number of her pupils have them
selves become teachers. Such era in the civiliz
ing and outstanding the heathens in that country
has never been known. Her name. which we d
not recollect if repeated, will stand high with pos
terity in those regonshusbands, as well as females
will bless her-for her labours, which have in s.
short time been so signay distinguished, and whici
seem to promise the speedy civilization OF China
Thirty thousand widows annually burn themselve
on the funeral piles of their deceased husbands Th
females are subjected to the lowest degradation pos
sble."
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-15

A Dutch Sernaon.-The following production,
delivered before company of volunteer soldiers.
during our revolutionary struggle, upon the eve OF
their going forth to glorious war, was calculated
to inspire them with more than Herculean strength
and courage.-Parthenon.
Nine Frtnds Ven Wrist you coined here, you
wasi boor and lousy, and now frients you Is prout
and zassy and yous cotton on yonr unicorns, ant
dem Wits you like dongs upon I'm hogs pack now
mine frients, let me dell you dis, man is man If
he's no bigger as my dumb. Ven Tavid vent out to
fight vid Goah, he dock nothing vid him but one
! sling /: now don't mistake me, mine frents, 1T was
not rum sling no, nor gin sling no, nor mint
water sling no, it vas sling made Wit an hickory
stick, Now ven Goah sees Tavd coming, he says,
YOU little tampt scoundrel does you come to wight
line? | will give you to the pirds of the felt, and
de peasts of the air. -Tayd says, Goliah, Goliah,
the race sh not always nit the shwift nor lsh the
patte nit the strong, and man is a man, IT he's no
bigger as nv dumb. So Tavd he fixed shdone In
his shlng and he drows it at Goliah, and knocks hun
rite in the vorehead and den Tavid takes Goliah's
sword and cuts off his headand den all the pretty
caals of the shiddy comes out, and srewedahowers
in his wav and sung Saul is Great man, Tor he has
kilt his dousands, but Tavd is Greater as he, vor ne
has kilt Goliah.
Now mine frents, when you Goes out to hight mi
t the tainpt Pritish, remember vat dell you, dat
E man is man, if he's no pigger as my dumb.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04
Wr@W GOODS
JAMES MUMTORD,
80,
THAMES STREET.

THAMES-ST STREET.
HAS just received from New. York, a
4 Il great variety of fresh imported
iooDs, which he is selling very low.
Among The Goods, are -
Blue, steel and Oxford mix'd Broad
loths blue and mix'd Cessimeres; blue
nabit Cloths; deyonshire Kerseys; red,
white, green and black Aannels; IA, Cd, 4,
D-4 and 1914 rose Blankets; Scotch and
Caroline Plaids blue Camblet; Calicoes;
Jlack Bombazcen do. Bombazetts; hg'd
Silks; velyetecn Shawls kid Gloves, for
l21, l6 and 20 cents spotted Muslin /;
Russia diaper Swiss muslin crayats I;
Gentlemen and Ladies worsted Hose /;
black Levsntine white and black India
Sarsnct black and green Italian Grapes ;
Prusslan shaws; fancy and gauze hdkfs !;
very handsome vest patterns Irish linens ;
Herino Edkfs silk and cotton Umbrellas ;
furniture chnts valencia scarfs; Swiss
and book muslins; book muslin hdkfs 1;
rreen moreen; Cashmere SbaWls, &c &C.
,4LS0-A superior sssortment of Do
mestic blcached aud unbieacbed CoTToNs
all of which viii be sold as cheap as at
my Store in the State.
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04
Newport Brewery.
Cheaper and finer than any in
the Market.
Double Ale and Porter az
Sc per bbl.

T GOFF informs his friends and the public
-. that he has taken the above establish
ment, and hopes by offering a superior article,
10 insure their patronage. He has
Fine double Ale at S6 90 per bbl.
Porter e, 6 90 do. do.
Single Ale, superior quality 4 so do do.
Bottled Porter 80 per doz.
Purl 80 per gal.
Hops wholesale or rotail.--Yeast, Grains &c.
rJ'Orders left at the Brewery will be pune
tually attended to.
n. B. Casks must be corked tight when
empty, and returned sweet or paid for
- Truckage 10 be paid by the purchaser.
November ,