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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22

AT rules held in the clerks Office of county cour, of
Buckingham, Muu!ay, the seventh day of January
1929
Andrew Hart aud James Nnmo, late merchants and0
partners, trading under the firm of Hart s, Nimno, :
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22

''"g i Tue COPY from The original
GEO. w. DUNFORD. C. m H.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-25
Vol. V.-No. as.

YOU and TO account for the emotion OF heart over
lowing with gratitude.
returning IT, the immediate occasion OF your fes;;v
"i'o" me 10 congratulate you the near aprroac
! w. "e"ef GAYS iIan we have recently expeIiencsd-
= hs SPIRIT OF internal Improvement is once uore =
''"so IN our commonwealth. 1t smootns The rou>
current oi our majestic river, and promise, TO unIoc
III enjoyment, both the treasures OF nature and Tho in
'e"'!ohS Oh aTi; to augment only our wealth an
c"''lo!l' 10y opening new avenues of commerce. but ~
@u''' Oh "ht freedom, by perpetratiDg happy and
glorious Union reg 60
Is th's language extavagant? DO but re- echo tlo
''IthlS OF voice, suH sounding rnv ear, VIXEN
re'ct '"at TIE Ihesapeake and Ono Canal wiI hc-
come me strongest bond o! friendly intercourse hc
!*eon the East and West Such was tho on'n;,,,
WASHINGTON, when :ic INDIAN canoe had bur us, die
appeared rom the bosom o! the river Of Swans
nc oHi glanced with pattios eve through din, futu
r''y 10 That fourth of July which has bean :nno,ntci
w ue pubic ancIPatCp for commcncinr fhc gycatex,
enterprise that ever ENROLLED The labor o, nar And
u.a amer ni ms Country 80 thought. long the
possioF mad ooen conceived of uniting me rive, n
io "ifh the tidu of the Potomac hv ona .,,, o., 49,,
broken navigation what shall limit our cnfSenf
pectations, when assured as are that alter III ,,.o
OF lew years, The boat winch Shall leave he mouth
OF me mississippi, heIgbted with lie procucl;or If The
ropes, may III war as IN peace, securely glide ,hroneh
those distant mountains and along the ne,e,hnr;,,c-
sho'f OF OUR country, 10 city founded ~ ashirron
himself and bearing his illustrlols name Ism, r,ft
longer uiist myself rh theme on WHICH tie reea,,
occasion oi bids 'ns t'dsyel. Oaa branch Of o,cro,l
Improvement, to which Ibis as W oil seyetv osr
must yied IN Importance, supplies me with p, ,na.t =,
re,u'" gu no' wholly 'napprcprate trust to ,l,st
"iu which YOU have SD highly hnnored me-
beg leave gentlemen, 20 giye YOU
Popular Education, add renewed prosnar;., ia e.
County OIL oudouu, and 10 the Common eaIl Of VI;
s!nia. " !"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-25
ANCHOR IRON.

Nary Commissioners Office 26Jt .Nay. 1929.
ASRoPOSAlS will be received this Office TIL the is
Il !u!y next for the supplying the Iron that may be
't1thed at the Navy Yard, Washington for making Eg!
anu Dix Anchors Of 50Obs each; the Quality
Aneficdn Anchor lton aud got shapes aud dimrn-
sous ageeabiy to models of drawings, which will be
yard at Washington. The whole quantity 81 said anchor
on must be delivered between the LIST of August aud
December ucxt, and undergo the usual place
delivery.
Bidders mns state Mei, residence, give tile names OF
their s"rctes. wiki Mcr residences INFINITELY, send
their bids sealed and endorsed Offer furnish Anchor
Iron. at the Navy Yard, Washi,r-tnn." Any bid not
made ~ conformity win this advertisement, OF not re
efived by n'ci"os OF Isl July, viii he acted ON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-25
BY PLEhSANTS 81 SMITH.

t' The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice
week, wednesdays and Saurdays) at five dollars per
"n;uin, payable ir.alvance.
" Previous to discon,inuanca CT the paper, all
fearases must be paid up. And those who may wish
"sconnue, will notify the Editors that effect, eas,
thrty days bs!ure the period eXpes for which they sub
scribed.
d. For advertisugj cents square Cor less) for the
hrst insertion, and 90 for uce.Ihe
rambler OF insertions he noted the MS
'mey viii he continued and charged accordingly.
u All letters the Editors must be post-pad. or they
win receive attention.
IL Notes of chartered sprc;e pay Banks of any of
the States will be received in payment subscriptions
the Wing though Virginia u. States Bank would
hc preferred; aud be made Though tie
Post Office at the risk of the Editors
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TO Country iIattcrs.

TE'tlE subscriber has hand general asgurtui,n
3 of Iiaers' Stock aud trimmings " rich he will sell
tieap inr cash. viz: Beaver Carraticd ard Raw Russia
and Scotch Hare Fur, Mu,krat Skins, Spanish Bodies
|ame.S Wool, Fed Wool, Raw Ccney Fur fa;lc,s !;as
be,s Glue aud Bua English Skiveis pcIonps Satin Me-
GALLON OR Tips, Enbosi Corou Tips Eow Str,ugs-
with genaral assortment Of Black and Drab BINDINGS
aud fauiirce. JOHN THOMPSON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-25
MIR. HOUSTON----Dcntist.

, EsPECPFULLY informs the inhabitants Of Richmond
u and its vicinity, that he has taken room opposite
the Merchants Coffee House, where he is pepacd To
execute all branches of the prnfr ssion
certify that Mr. PATRICK HouaToN, Student in Me
c'he, has received Instructions in the art of
Dcntisuy, and deem hn Gas far as am competen, to
!"jge) capabi" "a exercise the said profession
WILLIAM ARNOLD. A, B.
Surgeon Dentist, Member Of ROYAL collepc
luue 1S-4t ,f Su,1.ons I'D,
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DINNER TO Mfr. MERCrn

splendid public dinner given, on Tuesday 9th.
at Leesburg, 10y large number Of The citizens Of Lon
DOM county, Virginia. to their distinguished Rcpre-
sentative, CHARLES FENToy MERCER, IN fcstImnpy
OF 'tho high respect for him. as the interchangeable Re
preventative of their district III Congress- ADD espe
cally for his very able management Of the great encr
prise of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal" X IT,
Icndcrs0n, Esq. presided al the dinner assisted by
Syfnor Baiicy and John III McCrrthy, Esq We
copy the proceedings At large, for the information Of
Virginia readers. and the qualification If Mr. er
GERS Numerous friends throughout the Union.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-25
Curles Neck Land for Sale

virtue of deed Of trust, executed tn the subscr.
NJ Der and others by Wade Mostly the elder aud WIFE
bearing date the 9th day Of May, 1896 duly recorded
IN the clerks Office OF the county Of enco Cor
purposes hetcin mentioned aud by parties
Interested III all previous deyds of the property
VII! De sole, on Monday. the gls July next, if fair il
ayr The next fair day hereaf,er the highest bidder on
'e PREMISES at public auction, for ready money,
Known tract of land lying in Curcs Neck in Henrcu
rU"nty called Old Cues, containing seq acres be the
same nWe or less. Phis of land is so well Known
mat II is deemed unnecessary the many
advantages it possesses. There large mari bauk on
Tire land, situated in very advantageous position to hc
"stibuted. very large portion of the land we'll SC, in
zen cioVcr aud iagn of WHEAT may seeded on
clover falow THIS fail There on the ar an excel
ith dwelling itcsr wth 10 rootns good barn. stables
and hrs rate threShiry machine &c. &c. Tile title u
achieved to be uiuestionat!e but the subscriher selling
thscr will only convey such title is vested in him
Possession will be given immediately. The sale will com
ir1nce at Il O'CLOCK. WM. ". R1CSBY, Trustee
June 30,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-25
SET TOASTS.

I. Tho memory of Washington.
z. Tie memory OK Adams and Jefferson
g. The President of the United States
l. Our distinguished fellow. cItizcus Madison Mon.
roe, and Marshall
g. TIE uuicl q tie Eastern nnd Western 1va!sfs-.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-25

I Office All persons inleDted the Robert
IN Bell, dec liae sadder Of tho city of Richmund,)
are hereby informe1 (that unless they call she
rhnr on or before the first day Of July and settle
tGfif accounts Nc) that Immediately period
their accounts and bonds will be pm, in the hands OF
attorneys iHr collection, by suit otherwise.
". D. WREN, Ssrg't C. &. and .
NavSi--9t Admir- of Rober, Bell dec
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-25
REMOVAL.
WE.8g. TtlCRERX

UItAFEK MD IAIIOE,
Successor 10 HToiicp, II CrrrY& c.
az ~ removed from their old sand corner of i2lh tn
1s tie East corner of 18th and Main streets, in the
'rnencn lately occupied IT, Or. Charles y. Abraham
and "caly opposite the Eagle Hotel where he wiz tcr-
tnrc 80 keep constantly, complete assortment OF
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vesting.
and every other article his line, which me viii sell ~
low can he purchased elsewhere. lie has just cctfv-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-25

Office Of tie COMMISSIONERS jor he eqjusfnteni Of
Claims &c atadeo The Isl Grcle cfMe Treaty q Ghet
is Order-d, that the Clerk Of ,his Boa give public
a notice oil claimants whose cases have not been de-
c3ed, that the Board will again the 18th Of
July next, hc time Il w be necessary a the
vitrcpcG III support al the respective claims should
file Claimants particularly interested in attending TO
This nn,cr, as the claims Will mdiscrimnatey, be dspo
seh OF. when reached according evidence
iicn before Tie Dtagd.
AARON OGDEN, Citrt, SC.
1ure a-L2t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-25
SPRING FASHIONS
sIWu u WUUOSOHlt HSSOTIDIcOT II
Spring and Summer Goods.

Gentlemen VINO may purchase their goods c'sew here
can have them made ont trimmed in the best manner
as heretofore.
Anil 30
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22

y our Official list Of appointments Of members Of con-
&c CO.. ~ oh'ces by the executive it appears that,
A"Vi' March 5, LcCi Lincoln, Of Mass was appointed
49, Attorney General.
i0ol' March 8, John Da,cson, of Vir. bearer Of des
49, patches 10 France.
is'i' March 81, EdtcaTS Livingston, Of New YORK
,oo attorney Of U. s. District ofNew York
FOWL april Ia George Dent, Of Maryland, marshal
o u. S. Potomac District.
'o0'' May d. albert GaiIatin, of Penn. Secretary Of
49, the Treasury.
'o0'' May Is, I'm c. c. claiborne, NJ Tennessee Co
,,o vernon of Mississippi Territory.
''0i' Jsne % Janes Linn, ofNew Jersey, Supervisor
Of Revenue.
'"Ol' Joy a. Si'as Lee, Mass. Attorney u S. District
ness were members Of congress the time of the cleo
on on MY Jefferson nd voted for him for Presi4cot
10 U'c. ~ Vol scss, ~ Corc-ees
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SIS, 2O5 O5
S54,375 70


This which is designated the contingent, fund till
after the Close OF Mr. Jefferson's term not dlsn-
gnlshed, but embraced n general sum for FOREIGN
Intercourse. " 10
the amount OF this fund expended in the five las,
years ol MIR. hladisons administration was 5000 $40
% making an avarage of S58,6sS year.
The amount Of this fund expended in the erht last
years OF Mr. Eonroe's administration was ESQ ala IA
dollars making an average OF Sc, I64 SO dollars
Inc amount OF this fund peuded iu the two vears
past OF Mr.. Adams adm ration while no appronr.
non Is asked Tor the present year, was S5487k TO-
'n.s'ng an average Of S27437 IS, for the two wears:
siiIn less annually, than expended BY Mr.. Ma.
olson by s. $50 Is; less. Annually than tho sum
expended by Mir. Monros. by So, 7ae ~.
Another view of tins subject presents res,,,s =.
qnaiiy triumphant in fa, of this administration. as
does every view founded upon facts aud not coniec
lure and suppnsitiou, '
axe the appropriations of 1923, &, and }, Including
al MINISTER'S (harges iAgents of Claims Secretaries
o"h'gent Peoses intercourse with Barbary Powers
aud relief OF sick aud distressed seamen. and tho n,
are: ' "'fN 'ue 7u'n'
f0' 49, 49, S,s8' 455 ~ For 1925, S2Gs 500
5Yss 90, 90 W 1927, 230 900
>o~ooo W 1923, deducting un-
-- expanded bsiance &c 13o
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S799,73I 80
Sl333,G27 81
S7,59I,435 80

-
Exclusive of cxpenTe OF Barbary intercourse.
These tables hutbentic, and show bow very far
from The fact m25 be the Copjecures and assertions
respecting The decreasing extravaganza aud prodiga-
!ty of the government.
Agau. That item of .he expense of foreign inter
course, embraced under the title exn
ses, has been adverted to as source of great a.
huse Here for answer let 10 ofic iaI do
t.umens.
there was expended Of this fund
IN 1898 SO 58437 1925. Sl8,627 or
.Ssa' 2o.i45 10 1897, 36,249 s. ,
1882 2o'4fa9 20 1928, no appropn asked.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22

o'nce mat PERIOD by commune ii ~ from the SecTs
'"ry OF war to Congress, appears thar the ancjpnfed
appointments were numerous than above si,,ed
The following is extract
I'm explanation of this document, il il pronor tn romorL
'na rom The date OF admission of ny Of the Cadets il
gh' ne inferred that they had been appointed nv me-
~" ac' however vs. that my Predecessor appointed 1923
o 1890 % tor 1896 and for 1927 as will aupesr bv
'ne accompanying list, marked g. From cour,esv IN his,
an" ue'eresce TO the persons appointed and their
oo'e 10 interfere; aud the appoineus we're II permitted
10 enter the Academy though they had been rsror,
appointed. "'' ''o" CURRY
""eh' hnaIiy II became my duty to acI de,.,m;,cd
WI" 'ne appro6a ton Of the President to whom, the no,ver
appointing belongs 10 distribute the appointments enual
'ouehoui the United States, i'm the country rs we'll
PPu'ous cit's'-ihe latter having heretofore ba an
Inc representation in both Houses IF Congress- v;
"'Iesoy established as the rule Of distribution snong
'd'es' determined to appoint "A Cadet from every
District, and two from State withsmt
Sdrn 10 the local position Of the latter in the S,ae
me- however, was necessary carry this decrmna,io,
n'o eject as those who had been apuoincd c IN
Their situations for four years "
~ Us believed that every district in the Unon ba, -,
for" ''' =" Il Warrant - applied
me continuance Of Mr. Baylies' zeal and srdor for
.,e'lS' probably yields that of no other ndiv,J,ai
et MS vote IN the House, for General Jackson he adj.
"'S constituents, and among his objections to Mr..
,, ene was, his want Of attachment tn tn at pstty
mi Everett noticed iufa nous sIa nder of Mr.
~" WIS Adams, IN pamphlet from which he read Mr.
pe impress Of Isaac Hip To which Mr. r. replied-
ne Is BLACKBOARD" Mr.. Buchanan in vindicating Mr.
u MIS- A. from the SANDER alluded TO- urou ouncsd the
= pljtngr "fonl lifolier '
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22

The gentlemen stated that the expense OF foreign ,
intercourse be 'hree Last years of MIR. Nonroe's
adIn,nsra alton. amounted to $50 900 dollars and the
same expenses in the threo FIRST years the p.s.en
mount 60 4t3,000 dollars; making the present exceed
former by 267 900 dollars The allacy error OF
ne statement. is in imputing to MIR. Adams ono year
the expenses incurred aud provided for before he
anne to the otiSe. The appropriation for 1875,
nade in February, aud with which Mr. A. had
more TO do than his successor, whoever he may be,
,ow bias with The appropriations of this year. The
amount Of appropriations for foreign then
tnuds thus
In 1928, $4,000 Ia 1926, SIS7.506
1924, 500 1927, 81 600
1925, $4,000 10000 lapaua
1928, $4,000
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S43I,500
$i57,5OG

Leaving the expense OF the three last years. S27 900
less than the three last appropriations of the preceding
administration.
But lat as look still further back and rss to w ASH
'ngtons administration. The foreign ntercaurse an
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-06-12
10th Dressing----lndigo
Blue Dying.

ENllE subscriber informs his friends and
the public generally, that he carries
IN the CLOTH DRESSING BUSINESS
~ all ITS various branches, at the UNION
FACTORY Portsmouth II. |. W here all per-
sons may be assured their work will be
done with dispatch and in the neatest man
Aer--or no pay-as he has employed man
competent to the business, who has had a
Iong experience in coorng and dressing
Cloth OF every description. Wool csrded
.nto Rolls IN the best manner, and with
grom!rtness, at the customary prices. All
foods entrusted to lis care viii be finish
ed as cheap as at any other establishment.
foods intended Cor the Factory NAV be
eft with Edward Slunhope, BloaG street,
1r Bobe.i i. Carr, Ferry wharf, Newport
Ieorge i.aw,nO. ViycIlOn, and Jeremiah
clifford. EristH! Ferry, where they will be
aiken by the subscriber, finished aud re-
'urhcd. Carpets made TO order, in supe-
'of style iron amy pattern, and at short
notice. MOSES l,AW'rOE
Portsmouth, Oct %, 1877.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-06-12
Spring GOODS
Ma SI SSION Sa

HAS just received and now Offers for
Il Il sale n general assortment of SPRING
goods, among them are the following viz.
Black India Lepantines, coIonred ditto
black Lustrings, Synschews black g. col.
Gros de naples, black Bombazines, black
and coloured Canton Grapes. black nan.
kin ditto; Battlste dresses, plain brown
Battiste, Batilste Ginghams, superior En-
glish ditto light and dark prints, small
fg'd prints, Linens, Birdseye diapers. cot
ton damask, Russia Sheetlngs, ditto ducks;
fancy Silk Handkerchiels, ditto Gauze, dit
to; flag g. bandanna ditto, black Italian
Crava,s, Linnen Cambrick Hdkfs., Imita
ton ditto; Merino Square Shawls, ditto
long, ditto; Furniture Dimty, fine Cam
brick ditto; Furniture Chintz, Lastings.
black 81 coloured brown French Drilling,
Imitation ditto India Nonkins, English
ditto /; Striped Jeans, Silk Canbets, Silk
Vestings, Nalensia ditto Broad cloths and
Cassimeres.
ALSO,
A complete assortment Of Bleaohed and
Unbleached SIIEETINGS and SHIRT.
ings, stripes plods, Tickings, &c. &c.
Newport May
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FOR SALE

School Books and Stationary: Blank Acco,,,.
Books, Rowlet's Interest Tables. Bibles Prau
er books; New Hymns, three sizes, one of laTg.
PRINT for elderly people. A great variety 81,
Juvenile Books from | cent 10 81 Nautical
Almanacs for le2e and %; Bowdtch Naviao.
tors; Blunts Coast Pilot; Steels Ship mas.
ter's assistant, an excellent work; Gbson's
Gummeres and Flint's Surveying; Playfair'a
Euclid; Euler's and Days Algebra; pIayinr
Cards; engraved Merits for Schools socket
books, Wrapping paper of various sizes, low:
Travellers Directory, Watts psalms and
hymns.
.4tso, Just Receioed, Some more NEW MU.
OH III sheets. Feb
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-06-12

Comprising the largest and best assort-
ment perhaps ever brought to this market:
The prices are astonishing low, our Gus
toners and purchasers IN general, are re-
spectfully requested to call and examine
the goods, among them are
TARPETINGS-rich drop Patterns,
~ A great variety oflarge hearth rugs,
Leghorn Bolivar Gypsies,
Case ofIrsh linens,
4 Cases rich, spring calicoes, lower than
we're ever sold in this town,
Bale Russia Sheetings,
Mourning and other gnghams,
Blk Italian lustrlngs,
LevantInes g. Col'd. gro dc maps,
Rich figured brown Grape dresses,
] Case Canton Brown & blk grapes,
Blk nankln Grapes,
Blue e. Blk Cloths & Cassmeres,
Ribbons and Millinery goods--wth al.
most every other article forthe spring trade.
March 26th, 1923.
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ISAAC GOULD.
No, 176, Thames. Street,

No 1To, names StTeot,
Has JusT RECEIVED FROM NEw-YORK,
4 REAL Cheap lot of NEW GOODS,
~ mostly purchased at Auction, viz -
Extra Super and common Broadclotls aud
CassimeTes, of the most fashionable colours:
plain white Marse ,lles, ,andSilk FloreDtine,
extra tine. a great Variety ffancy Yes
ungs, newest style.--Super and common
French Drllings.--Gentlemen's Cravats
aud Stocks, OF the latest pattern Black
aud coloTed Crcassians, very cheap. Plain
and hgurd Silk Velvet--With great Va
ueiy Of Articles IN his line, all of which
viii be sold as low as can be bought in
town.
ALSO,
Marshal!s Prints, small figures, at 20
cents. stout plate FurnItures at Is aud
Super New. York & Ida Mills Shirtings,
very low by the piece. April "a.
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Stone Cutting.
PHILIP STEVENS.

H,AKES this opportunity 10 inform his
Il friends and the Public, that he has
removed from Job Sherman's Wharf to
the north end of Thames street, No. 900,
where he keeps constantly on hand, Grave
Stones of all descriptions, of the first quail.
ity, and as cheap as can be had in the
State.
Also -hearths, fire places, and all 9TH
or work in his line, done TO order and with
despatch All orders from the country
strictly attended to.
mar. q, 1923. ep6m.
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>upevior Brown ShectiMg
VIM. p. GREENE.
PROVIDENCE. (R.I.)

PROVIDENCE, Or. ~
l. EEPS constantly on hand, Superior
IN brown SHEETlNGS, 81 inches wide,
IN neat packages, of about 500 yards.
They are manufactured from the best o.
New.OI leans Cotton, and are particularly
well adapted to the retail trade. Orders
from abroad will receive prompt attention.
ALSO, ON HAND,
A general Assortment of Broadcloths,
Cassimeres, Sattlnetts, Philadelphia Fur,
niture and Apron Checks, Stripes, Plalds,
&c. Providence, April 4, 1923.
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LOOK WERE!

1--WE or Six Bosrdcrs can be acommo.
Il dated at the CASTLE HILL FARM, in
the Neck The situation is extremely plea.
SAINT. having an extensive view ofthe ocean,
and its facilities for fishing and fowling
are not exceeded by any Other location on
the Island. Access may be had to the
Farm either by land or water.
Apply to JOHN A. COLLINS.
March %, 1923.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-06-12

Beautiful pongee silks
for 2s9 per yard
Elcgant( Adamsplaid)
Barege for dresses
New style prints, in.
ierIor TO hone in the
State
Rich baregc hdkfs. &
Ganze ditto
Black silk, flag and
bandanno hdkfs.
English ginghams for
only Is.
Undross'd calicoes for
I'd and Is pes yard
Boxes cotton balls for
ls.-250 balls of do.
for only | ct each
Floor carpeiings and
Hearth Rugs hand.
some patterns
Figur'd IL plainSwiss
muslin
Book and iacnnet do.
Napkins Es only Cd
Russia diaper and lr.
ish Linens
Nankin, Canton, and
Italian grapes
Good black and white
Silk Hose for liz
| White cotton Hose,
for 90 cents
Plaid Table cloths
Bonnet paper
Very hahdsome oil
cloths for tables
A large assortment Of
| Ribbons
! Long and side Combs
Blue, black, brown q
mix d, olive and
green broadcloths
and cassimercs
AL
One Case lie.
NA1,S-the cheapc
town. NeN
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giiandsome Vestings
OF a new style
A cheap lot Of twill'd
bombaZetts * bonn
bazeens
Ladies cotton Hose,
for only 90 cents
Fine do. from so to
Is cents per pair
Red silk mantlos for
50 90
Elegant red merino
long shawls
Good shirtings and
sheetlngs
Fine power loom a 4
white shcctngs
White and brown
French Drillings
Dimities good for on
ly I'd
Handsome white mus
lin dresses
Cambrics g. cambric
muslins
4 4 lndigo chox for
90 cents
Thread and cotton la
Ces
Two-blue calicoes for
IL cents
Elegant French fov
erS
Silk and cotton Paw
soils aud Umbre H.
Elegant prussion gin
ham Dresses, f.
only 80 each. av.
, ry handsome chez
article.
With many other v
ry cheap article,
too numerous o.
mention
SOL
yhorn & Bolivar
1t ever brought to This
port, april "a, ls2S.