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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-28

YEA UN AWAY from the resiaencr Of the sub
- scribcr on the Sd Day Of November last. a
negro man By The name Of Jacob. lie was
clothed in napt cotton. wBs about FIVE feet nine
OF ten inches high, has u ilfiic yellow IN
hs complexion, Is rather how.legRed, aud is
supposed To be from forty 10 forty-6y years
old. Any person " ho will deliver the sad ne.
gro TO me IN Campbell county neaf The Pocket
ord on Siaunton. OF will secure hlm 50 that !
grl him again, shall rc,ei,e an adcquatr re-
ward. JOHN L. DOUGLASS.
January %. lfwdH&2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-28

E14EE5H GARDEN SEED bsve This
u day received, direct irnm NcW-Yort,
rs supply OF Garden Seed, consisting Ut The
following
EarlYN ashingion peas'NIi'e So lid celery
or siA weeks lHed do do
Do. trainr do. ltariy horn carrot
DO Oharlton do, long grange do
Late mafroWtat do. terlv blood do
Dwarf 10. IC'u~'er cucumber
Do. prolific DO. Turkey DO
early Nll-an 10 Lpng green do
Ill marrow tat do lIutc do
BIne dNart imperial DO SEA Katie. very supp'r
Suaar IT salad do Scotch do
Y low . weeks beans lnrge Green bend lot.
Gama dwarf do Tennis bail 10 [tncc
Earlv Caaterbprry do Ice do do
W1ifr klaufy dwarfdo Drumhcad do
White Llma do .I.arly oilrcia do
l.one pod 10 R\bitr onion seed
Early Yoal cabbage Red 60
Wy superior turlrd parsley
Harger 10 Iomator ,ecd
prnmdea5 IN IEarly short topscarlct
Id Dutch 80 Raddish
Savoy d. Cherry turuip do
! us-iap ap rr.u.u do do
| tie imperial do WHITE NaIles DO
| erIY eiapryorlo ,H1rlrd p"pprrgrass
T rlvhiapifufnip bee' Garden crfss
flsod 81 do IGci1n cloves
a aeip wifzle DO IOkic seed
I 'riv harn 10 satisfy or vegetable
Aammo.a pumpkin oyster
Common do farlv snmmer squash
Nujte mustard seed Earlv parssips
Back do lNusturitn seed
Turnip secd q every
description
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-28

Nby07HL-Cssb will &, gr1u tor FIVE
" ea iI,eIV young Ncerocs-boys from
tNelrp - fteen yrars olt are pro fprreJ !,
srPlq 10 William n Dunrrt at lIs iat6ers
resl4ence, IN Amherst county.
Jan. o. q
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-28

RI51 received I'D fat Wls II tc'y mote
~ ffe "a ~ all nta 20 avert tteful
ST. Of dry ]saodtj the faioWing h~tticies,
"
a iew sarla III liyeuooi Salt
altfr mud ,~'faelet sleei and cut Nail,
iouo VI hes' SUN Gotlon
1000 VT brnNn sugar
lufo at lenf do
lost vt CafTfe
\ fe" chests best Gnn Powder lea
Mulnsses
lAmniea Ilnin
\ small q%aenfiiy good tfaaeits Wins
do do 81 I've Nluskey
To do French Brandy
Fur D. Wool ilais
Window 6iass sly IN md lO by ~
Scotch sum, stfafs
Birthstone tsz6 Powder and Shot and Lead
Bsai Indigo ma ela35er. Coprras
Pepper, Atlsflefs Ginger, Allum
lurPentins d Shaving saap
JACK screws. Spaaes Locts, Hinges
Spd Irons, ~ inr pans
Ten krttlps. Inifee Mills
And a variei, ef ottpr articles IN the hard.
ware liho, al very reduced prtces.
HI KY ALLISON.
7. s, ! would cell n rood bargain IN a br,l
rate riding md figg horse. IA.
Jan. IL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-28

er.,eiste ne ereaf object, for whicl. II was Is
itilshed.
On motion Of M. ". ". Scaton the follow.
In fssolntion wus adopted unanimously:
Lfefref. That the Socict, entertain n crate
"a ssase Of the aid afforded to At by thr ClerzY
oil all aenominations aud that they be respectful.
" and earnestly requested TO Continue to exert
their influence 10 advance ITS ohircts.
On motion Of Mr.. Etzbueh. the Society then
proceeded to the riec,iun ct officers. for tn. IN.
SUNG year. and the chair having appointed Mes.
SIS. fil2hngh. hey. aud Jones, as Il committee
To report a list OF names, the following lndi,id.
uals we're appointed
Hon. nusHRop " lsHiSGroY President.
Vice Rrcsidrut>.
Hon. I'm II C%rd1rtort Of Georgia,
Hon. HENRY C7ag. of Washington,
Col. Henry f'ult1s Of New York.
Hon John {. Hs.bert, ofNaiy'aod,
lbiip I. Thomas, E,q Of do.
Robfti E]eiion. Esq, philadelphia,
zen. Jahn afasoH. e G1orgeloNn Il. Il =.
Supuef Bnumi. Esq of New jersey,
kaar 1IfEiu. Esq ofNarl land,
Col. JOIN HarlptH Coke, OF Virginia,
Hon. Dapiel ntbster, OF Boston.
Gen. Charles +. Mercer, OF Vagina.
Jeremiah Dqg. ID. D. OF Yale College.
Genera LnfrUeHe.
Hon. John HUstaH, ofVirGjui1.
Hon. Richard Rieb OF Washington,
Bishop Mch9adfee,
Doctor JAMES, of philadelphia,
Richard Fitld, Esq Of Virginia.
Managers.
Franris S. KY, Esq. Rev Han. Hne3sg.
U1fter Jones, Es3. Col Henry -1dfon.
Rev. DR.. .Tnllrs L0uris, u. ". Sruiop. lsq
Rev s. p. Butch. DIR, Tho n HdasoH
Rev. .. u Broup, Rev !. A CpmpigI.
- " ~ J. To- J. "a - "a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-28

SaA0R BtRE a Hack. rcntle pair Horses, and
II careful duvep. COLIN HuChSEh.
lar. II 3"2s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-28

56aEE5n GARDEN SEED bage this
u lay received. direct irun NcW-Yort,
Us supply OF Garden Seed, consisting Ut the
l~olianiag
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-25
try and on The lsth, ,hey moved to ne

try and On the 18th, hey moved to me
eminences of Jenibazar, opposite the enc
my's out-posts, whose tents were seen on
the heights of Choumla. On the 3th, the
army marched towards Choumla; the enc.
my, consisting offs or 10000 men, cavalry
and artillery, vigorously defended the emil
nences, bat were driven back into the en-
treachmeats before Chouma, and the ar
my immediately bivouacked on the eminen-
ces opposite that place. Our loss IS consId-
erable but the death Of Col. Read, the
Enperor's Aid de-Camp,is much regretted.
On the 2lst, part Of our army occupied,
without resistance, the heights near to
Choumla.
General Sochtelin has defeated a body
of Turks who swam over the Lima to get
in the rear Of our corps before Varna.
The siege of Sillstria was to begin on the
Dist of July.
Smyrna J,,iy Am English frigate has
brought to vourla the joyful news that the
European Admirals and Count Capo dis
trlas have had an interview with ibrahim
Pacha, and have made formal Convention
with him to supply his army with provisions
from Zante, OH his engaging to evacuate
the Morea.
An English vessel was sent TO Alexan-
dria to procure the vessels necessary for
the conveyance Of the troops Till the
time that the evacuation shall be actually
effected, tho blockade of Navarin, Gambia,
and Alexandra, is merely for the purpose
of observation, as snsarmistice, in fact, ex-
lists. We fatter ourselves here the Am
bassadors will soon land at Vourla.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-25

The monument to Wolfe and Nontcaln,,
erected in the Upper Garden Of the Cha.
eau at Quebec, the mason work Of which
IS Just finished, is quadrangular column.
about 80 feet high, standing on a square
pedestal, with steps to asceod Vt grey
cut stone.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-25

strong and ardent attachments 10 tae ser. 70
he is now in, that he will accept it, and resign
his commission in the army, and the corps
will shortly be deprived ofhis services. There
are many reasons why we regret the exis-
tence of that necessity which will compeiLt
B. to accept of the professorship, compliment
tary both to his talents and worth &c the ap-
pointmen, is.-He is one Of the distinguished
sons Of West Point, one Of the most promis-
ing officers of the Engineer Corps, a corps
that is the most useful, and which from its
limited numbers, at this time, cannot meet
the acquisitions which are annually made by
the Government for their services. As a
graduate Of West Point and one who was ed
ucated at the public expense, in the estima-
ton of many the Government has claim on
him for his services, and his resignation will
furnish the enemies Of the Military School
with an argument against it-that the Gov
ernment has no guarantee or assurance that
the services Of those educated by the public,
can be commanded even at periods'when most
Required. During the discussions last winter,
in the House Of Representatives of the Uni.
ted States, when the military school at West
Point was violently assailed, if we are not
mistaken, this argument was used against this
Institution In conclusion we might say that
we cannot condemn Lieut.. b. foLhs determi-
nation, but regret that any exigcncy should
deprive the Government Of the services Of SO
valuable and so promising an officer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-25

HIGH TIDE.-It is calculated by cor
respondent of the Boston Palladium, that
the highest tide which We shall have the
present year, will be To-Day.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-25

The Steam Packet Chancellor Livings-
ton, made her passage!from this place to
Providence on Sunday last, in one hour ana
81 minutes
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-25

DR. BLAKE. notwithstanding the false
assertions and predictions OF tho Jackson
editors. il will be perceived that Doctor
Blake hss been elected member Of Con-
gress from the lst election district ofIN-
DIANA. Messrs. Jennings and Test, tho
other candidates elect, had msjori,,cs ris-
ing 1900 each-the whole delegation in
Congress, and swe-thirds Of she lsyids-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-25

PRIcE OF FLouR.-Wei learn from the
New.York prices current Of Saturday, that
in consequence Of the accounts OF injury
to the crops in Europe, together with the
small supply in our markets, -four was sell.
ing in that city at 81 a s7 25 per Dbl. N.
York and Philsdelphia Flour were selling
at Liverpool, a. the latest date. duty Of. ut
So SO 10, calculating st,hs present rate
Of Exchange. - e.ff.t-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-25

LIEUT.. BACHE.-Thls promising young
officer Of the Engineer Corps, has lately re.
ceived an invitation by the University Of
Pennsylvania. to join that institution in the
character of professor Of mathematics and ex.
perimen,sl philosophy; the prospect held Ou,
to him is highly flat,ering, and such as would
induce most men in his situation in life, to
accept the invitation which has been given,
and it 10 Understood notwithstanding his
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-25

The President Of the United States
reached Washington on Saturday. 18th
inst. His health is improved by his visit to
the eastward. We are also much grs,if-
cd to be assured that Mrs. Adams health
is improving.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-25

We understand, (says the Philadelphia
Gazette that the Secretary oftbe Treasu-
ry has decided that in the Custom House
Measurement under the new Tariff. the
list Of woolen cloths, &c. and fringes Of
shawls, shall not be included.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-17
TURErTCE DUNCAN,
MATHEMATICIAN,
Begs iears 10 inform The i'Jtatitnts q
.Ssmporf,

BegS iedre 10 igtorm he uUido'sp'tS
.NsuPorf,
vI,HAT he opened his School N Spring
street, on MONDAY last, the IAN
instant. lie has taken TO assist him IN his
School, Mr.. JAMES NowLIS. ayoung gen
,e,nan Of good qualifications and expeD.
ence. Youths will be taught with care
and expedition, regularly by the most con-
else methods extnt, IN order To quoiiiy
them for the different departments OF
,rsdo. &c. IN tho Mercantile, Naval, aud
Military line, viz: Arithmetic, yulgsr and
decimni; Book Keeping, English. Gram-
mar. Stenograpay, Mensuration by pen,
scale and sliding rule; Surveying, Gaug-
ing. Theory Of Navigation, Plane Trigo-
nome,ry, Geometry, Comic Sections, Me-
chanics. Gnnnery, tSpbcricai Trlgonome-
try. applied to tiialling, geography, great
circle sailing and ostronoipyJ Algebra,
Fluxious. and tho usc Of the Globes,
~. B. Every exorion will be made to
expedite the progress Of such pupils a. may
be committed to their care, to receive in
.irursion.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-17

The following Information from an English
paper, may be of service to mariners--espcc
tally those engaged in the whaling business
The British barque Morning Star, Captain
Gibbs, from Ceyl"n, IL England was plunder-
ed on the 18th February last, close in with the
Island of Ascension, by pirate brig under
Duenos Ayrcan coloTs, which carried OF the
master, part Of the crew, and a passenger;
maltreated others of the ships company, avd
the passengers consist ing of military invalids;
robbed the Morning Star of sails, cordage
medicine chest. all the live stock, and ihe
greater part of the wines, spirits and stores
all the passengers clothes and money.
The st Andrews, ,Deepcy, spoke on the 18th
March, off the Cape dc Nerds, an English
brig, and was informed that she had been
pundered by pirate which was a short dis
lance TO windward.
The Traverse, Cobb. spoke on the 18th Feb
in lat. /, N long 81, the Swedish ship Chris
tophcr, from Lisbon to Bahia, which had been
plundered the day before ofpart other cargo
by pirate under Buanos Ayrean colors The
following is description Of the pirate as seen
cruising round the Island ofAscensiou:
A long, low, and very broad hull, very
square rigged, ,noro so than is common. Three
| iibhs almost of the same size and very large
| 'ropsail courses, top gallant sails and royals
all very square; skysail poles but did not sc
sails on them. Fore aud at mainsail very
small in proportion to the other sails, or Il
the general run of even merchant briggs yer,
much roached in the after leach quite contra
ry to an English briggs sails that sort sit
on the water like cutter, and always lays t'
with topsails aback; painted black over d,rl
yellow streak, as if suddenly done for disguise
has two quarter boats, and one astern sail:
very fast.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-17
1ICtsn.
Nautitdl Tntrlligsnte.
PORT or .NEUPORT.
ENTERED,

ENTERED.
Sloop Ann, Manchester, New York.
CLEARED.
Sloop Ann, Manche ster, Providence.
.9RRiV.4LS.
FRIDAY, July LIAR scbr Lucy Ann, In
graham, fr Augusta
Schr Hope, Gibbs, fr Freetown,
Schr Grandce, Hopkins, Fl Bangor.
S,ruRpAy-a arr schr Sally, Kelly,f fr Saco,
Schr Ann, Snow, fr iIarwich,
Sloop George, Thatcher, fr Taunton.
SuSDAY--arr sloops Ann, Manchester, fror
New.York.
Schr. Boston Packet, Bourne, fr Wes,por
for Kennebeck, with loss Of fore sails and on
anchor, in a squal uiT Brentons Reef
Sloop Superior, Read, fr Providence for =
York.
MoSpAv--arr schrs Herald, Hall. for Pin
ladeIphia: Crown, Baker, for Boston both f.
Providence.
TursD.y-arr schr Boston Packet, Carr #
Frankfort,
schr Minos, Dcnnis, fr Baltimore, for Ma.
dern.
WrpSrspAy-arr. brig Omar, Studley, "
d,vs tr Turks Island. bound TO Providence
Left. brig Wade, Doke, of Boston. or Phili
deldhia. next day; schr. Hope Success, Wins
low, Of IIarwlcl,. for y. York do. Sohr. Me
Donough, sailed for Hartford 9 days previous
MEMORANDA
Ship Bow, Green, of this port. arrived Of
! Portsmouth, Eng nay aitb, tr Matanzas.
Arr. AT y. York, on Monday las:, ship Aspa
/ sia. Bennett, ir. Liverpool
Ship George Csa.npln, Hudson. Of ,hi
oor,. sailed f.. Havana June 2grh for Bremen
L,u at Havana 30 last brig William, Bur
dick, for 'u.4 port Den day.
Ia(, a, 5. yaQo j. Cuba, June 22d, bri,
Harvest. Eldred. or tbs port. from y. York.
j U ). sloop Of war Er,e, Capt. Turner, D
days r. Havana. for Y. York, sas spoken 4
miles :, +. OF Sandy Hook, Ola Monday mon.
ing last.
ofI,le Of Wight, MIS- iS,h. ship Elbs
s,sphope. fr Havana for Hamburg
AT Norfolk July 81, sloop Niagara, Woo'
/ ~ Gays f. tss geTS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-17

one who would undertake 10 live seven
yeaN under ground, without seeing an]
thing human, aud to let his HAIR and bearc
grow during the whole time Apartment
were prepared under ground very commo
dious, with as many books as the occupie
pleased, end provisions served from Mr.
Thorpe's own table; whenever the reclusc
wanted any convenience he was to ring !"
bell, aud II was to be provided for him.
Singular as this residence may appear al
occupier offered himself, and is now in ia,
second year of his probation. lie is ID
boring man, aud has a-wlie ahd d large
family.
.Narn.-The Portsmouth Advertiser OF
the lOth inst. informs that Com. Creighton
has received orders to take command OF
the Brazilian squadron, IN the place Of
Com. Biddle. VINO returns TO the United
States. Com {. goes out in the new tfig
ate Hudson, now fitting al New York. We
are happy TO learn that he is fast recover
ING from his late injury.
! AMERICAN Wool. IL was mepti ioncd in one
OF the boston papers as an evidence of the et
iects OF the New Tariff that S2uU, 900 ha6
been paid in The city Of Boston ior American
wool, since the passage OF that law. The
Boston Commercial Gazette remarks, that ac
cording to the estimate given by Mr.. Malary
the amount OF wool annually consumed by ou
manufacturers may be valued at eleven mil
lions OF dollars, the greater part OF which /
brought 10 market at New York and Boston
Besides this there have been several sales u
wool at auction To thu highest bidder Th'
payment of S20000 in Boston, therefore
during the last two months, cannot DO con
sldered as indicating any extraordinary chang
ia the condition OF Mool grow6ys.
n. Y. Com. .2dp.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-17
Wanted,

4 smart young lad about Is years old.
~ who writes good hand, aud can
5rinr good Recommendations, to attend in Q
isSssA duly ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-17
EXECUTRLX,S NOTICE.

ryyHE subscriber hereby gives notice,
l. Tint she has taken upon herself tho
trust Of Execn'rlx on the estate OF her lata
husband ISAAC PIrMAN,
late of Newport, painter, dec. by giving
bonds az the law directs tn. refore
requests M persons who are indebted to
said estate TO make immediate PAYMENT
and those who have any demands L" 90
hib;t tho same for ssi,l~,"~ut, 10
''''' Wv ''". LYDIA PITMAN, Erirr.
n IL. lEJS
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DOoKS-just received for Circulation
- At Nm C.3LE@7H3.VS,

sals,hiel, a tale Of the past, the present
and the future, 2 vols. =,
Extracts from q Journal written on the
Coasts Of Chill. Peru and Mexico, ia the year.
ls2U, 81 and 22 by capt. Basil Hall X ~
six months residence d Travels in Mex
co, by w. Bullock. I'd edition, 2vo5,-
! Jviy IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-17
1hdrrtfu.

In this town on Sunday evening last by the
Rev. mr.. Terry, Mr. William Gof. formerly
# Kneton, Warwickshire, England, to Miss
Sarah r Stall, daughter Of Gen. Isaac Stall!
of this town
In Civerton on the 9Th INST. by the Row
Mr. Peckham. Mr.. Fobes Manchester of West.
port, to Miss Ruth Howland, Of rivorton.
C!fn.
In this town on Saturday evening last, Mr.
Isaac '. Burdicl, son Of the late Capt. james
Burdick, AGED 30 years
In Providence, on the 9Th inst. Richard
Johnson, Of this town. aged 10 years. :,
In New Bedford, ON the 9TH inst, Mr.. Will
liam Card, aged ~, formerly dfthis town.
In Boston, on Thursday last, G Gilbert Stuart
Esq. aged -, long known a historical anu
portrait painter oi great celebrity
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-17

Go.onBh. According 10 some of the
private advIces from Carlhagena, by the
last packet, apprehensIons existed that q
struggle would shortly take place. The
Convention was about TO break up-twen-
tys hve of the Deputies had declined taking
any further part IN the discussions, and it
was believed If they persisted in this reso.
luton, nothing would be decided upon by
that body. la such case, ii was expected
the Military would declare Gen. BOLIVIA
Dictator, and force hun To retain the COM
mand OF the country, with unlimited pow.
ers. As the military throughout the coun.
try were unanimously ID favor of tins meas
sure, there could be no serious opposition,
ana the change IN the Government would
not only be brought about without much
bIoodshed, but would be acquicsced IN by
most ot the people, as preferable to the e.
Wis they have suffered under the present
selanged systen.- Mere. Adv.
Extract ofa letter received by gentle
Ipen IN Norfolk, dated
L.. S. Ship Warren, Mahon, March 10.
"We left Smyrna on the 26th Of January
for this port, 10 reft, and il is probable that
we wIil visit Gibraltar before We return to
Smyrna. The Lexington, Capt. Booth,
has been cruIzIng with US in the Archi,
pelago.
I'VE have been very successful in de-
stroylng Plratlcal vessels and recapturng
property which had been taken by these
despergdoes, from American vessels.
." The crew of the Lexington is all re-
markably healthy"
The Sackett's Harbor paper states, that
in the village of Adams, the Presbyterian
Church was struck by lightning, and as Is
understood damaged TO the amount otS6O0
The Rev mr. Reese was performing divine
service in the church at the time, and ouI
OF 10 OF 50 people assembled, only two OF
three were knocked down, but none were
materially injured. Several hogs were
killed, that stood near the corner of the
church, where the lightning passcd out in
to the ground.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-17
PoUGHKEEpsIF, July q

Damage By lightning. Several barns
have been struck by lightning, twenty to
one, than any other obj ects of equal height
and number. This is supposed to be ow-
ing to the exhalations which arise from u
barn filed with hay and grain recently
gathered, forming column ofrarifed air,
which reach to great height in the atmos.
phcre, md becomes direct attractor and
conductor of the electric fluid. The only
safety for farmers, is to erect lightning rods
IL their barns, and the huid is conducted
harmlessy TO the earth. The worth of
one barn, filed with grain and hay, is equal
to the cost Of lightning rods for the barns
Of whole town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-17
TOWNSEND /.

M..s. TOWNSEND
Informs her former .ftiends and customers.
rsNHAT she bns recently returned from
l. New. York. aud viii be happy 10
serve them in the MILLINERY line at
the house of Mrs. PENRosE. Church, Il.
GFUMBRELLAS and PARASOLSs
covered "a above.
July 3, 1898 .)w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-17
NEW Grocery.
WILLIAM GCTV,

Respectfully Informs his Friends and tia
Public,
ENIIAT he has opened the Store at the
Il head Of GarJner's Wharf. next soutis
Of the Newport Brewery, and formerly oc-
cuned by Capt. Alexander Swascy, whero
he intends keeping mn Assortment OF
GROCERIES, .LIQUORS-.WlN les, &c.
Of the tirs, quality, which will be sold as
reasonable as can be purchased elsowhercA
Families can be constantly supplied with
GOOD BUTTER --CIl EESE-- LAR D.
GEAL--und every other article usually
ound IN a Grocery store.
Al The bar ting best Of Liquors will bo
crowded ALSO. - Double Ale from "
Pump. Bottled Potteb--Soda Wster,--
Newark and Greenwich Cider, draught
Porter, Spruce Beer, Ginger Pop, &c.
Newport, July 10, 1928