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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-13

Mr.. JAMEs WALLACE and Mrs. j. BARNES
came passengers from Liverpool in the ship
Caledonia, arrived at New York.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-13

1t is expected that the Rev. VIM. Phn-
lips, Of Attlcborough, will preach al the third
Baptist Meeting House (south End To Mot
row. r.rA
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-13
MADISON AND JACKSON:

The following is the copy Of letter from
the Secretary OF War, TO Gen. Jackson, which
will fully explain the enmity of the General, so
often expressed against Mr.. Madison.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-13
FOREIGN SELECTIONS.


r. ~ fhe French Chasaber of Deputies, ontb
&4Sl ~ July. N. HYDE de Nouvi'Ie, Minister Of
Marine, entered oa the Budget of the Marine,
u, spec ch waich was received with great APP
plause TINS nsya art. he said, had toen for
years the o5l {: OF us moeitat.ons hc han
siin.cd il IN the scss and ia ports. lie com
aae>sl. ~.sa pasing high compliments TO NJ.
de- cfahrol. his predecessor, vino founded
the Adiaraiy. the crews Of tho line, and the
m,ritLnc PREF )" bat "ihcse msiitu-
items, 80 long desired, and which II has been
. 90 difficult, to obiain--so powerful is the force
of routine, even when the insuficicncy Of it is
atsmonsfratcd these institutions, which, will
is,y. havo become Of vital Importance, arc only
Ia .ths;r birth. The foundations have been
laid we mnst finish the consolidation Of the
edMce." The FLOWING is given as tha pre-
seat state of the French Navy: "we have
afeai and constructed, 336 vessels. of which
80 are ships Of tho line, and 55 frigaes. OF
thsss 50 slips Of the line, seven are at sea,
three are ready for sea, % are without guns
and in ordinary, and % are in the dock yards.
OF the frigates, SO are armed or arming, ls
constructing. and -four will be immediately
a{oat with guns" NJ. HYDE Neuville CON-
iy.aves the numbers Of the French Navy with
the British Navy and tho Amer:can-
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-13
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
BY General Ticket, ua state,)

According 70 4 laN in force, the ensuing choice Of
linz
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-13

Y
IYih this, eaclose you -FOUR nUNtEED DOLLARS,
with view 10 go some oi te noy, luient jacA
by wly Of bet ifioy believe what they publish 10
the world, tre be difficulty in getting the bet made.
] propose Fifty Dollars on all the weston Stdies:
30 Dollar. that !. O. Ailns gets t5Fone vote 81 Ohio
% Dclls that J. q. Adams gets the cni1e Of Kcuuciy.
90 Iclar' thai j. o. Adam, gets The emhe Of Loaia.
5J Dollars that j. o. Aln gets e entire vote Of Indiana.
% Dollars thit j. g. A1un sots de cnre Of Mtour.
80 Dollars hlt j. g. Adams gets ie entire 81 Mississippi.
% Dollar thsi j. q. adams -c. ri n NJ. votes Of ili-
nos, (tlb sac elects three EicCto, by di,Iier) and
% Dollas that j. g. Adams gets .. least IN I,nnc.-
The money enclosed in United State Bank bills Il COW
cred, have d.Poei in D4nL in your c, si to
tke order of Tie ~ inner.
.uonigonefy eoaa,y, l6.h .qag. la21
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-13
RICHARD RUSH.

The pie,m able anil efficient Seofrlar, Of The Treas
D-ani fa'ie.s aisocae &c the Interests
aud Honour of lis CcLntry
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-13

or iho,r 22 Necessary to constitute choice by th
Electoral Colleges.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
FOR HOUSE or pET E,r, I,cES

'ccouAc-Tuomas NJ. paylyr (adm.) $50, ,Ino p
Dru:n'n"nd (adm.) 32G-W. A. Parker $50, j. D.
WaIlop ~.
ACGUsri-Sam. Clark i63, Henry J. Tapp a f.
Ajax. Giyens $50.
BEDFORD Caiohill Mennis. 507, Simon Noel So!
-PsasaDt NJ. Gosgin 365, Tilghman A. Coobs % l.
Capt OBEY, says the Vsuau, left tie be aeh early OF,
Monday
CULrEPER-Jno. r. WALLACE (adm.> sos. Mark
a Chii:onF (Jackson) 29o-Tho. MaTsla (aarn.i 3a7
FAuoCIEH--Aiariz a. Chiffon 395, John r. Wal
lace 390-Thorras Marshall Sg7.
iALIFAx-Dr. Thos. Z Atkinson a., II. l.. Scoth
.i27-Genera! Darlington $780, VIM Minor 10.
hISG JUEE%-i3epi amin Pollard, Edwin Up
shaw.
LEE-Jares .4!Ien, Andrew Mcmillan.
MADIsoN-l.inn Books s57 VIM. Finks I5--
"m Walker lie, Alexander Graves II.
MoRaAN-Gassaway Cross tadrn.( So, John O'T7er
raH' lJackson1 83-John SheIrard (Jackscnl 81, VIM
Smith ladm.} 27, John Hunter (adn.) IL.
MoNEoG-iiuga CaPerlou, Maj. WIN. yass. {Ec
RussrLh-Dayid .giesaudgr James NJ NcFar-
land
SuRRy-J"hn c. Crump III, Francis Eufin l5e
TA"EwELT-johD e. George, Hcrvey Deskius.
WASHING ToH-Iho y Cummings, John Keller.
semitic.
In tile District OF Caroline, &c. Mr. Bernad is re-
elected 10 tie Senate of Virginia In ,ha; OF Cupep.
er, So. Daniel b. Slaughter esq. is elected over the
late incumbent Col. Tbom and DR. Thoya'on In Thai
o. Harrison, &c tie Mr. Frys vacancy is
between Mr.. John Ladiev Of Cabci MI Kncleloe
Mr.. Allen and yVr WIN. L. jackson of Harrison
The returns not complete and il uncertain whe-
the: ,fT Laid'ey MI Allen, between whom the
contest had narrowed do9D, has succe edcd Mr.
Laiiey represented the county Of Cabeil some Years
ago, and is gentleman OF vigorous intellect Mr.
A!Iep Is young gentleman of fine prorr,se. In the
District OF Washington, &c. vacated by Mr. Sharpes
declining John H. Fulton Of ASKING ton ia elected
Fulton 1874, WIN. Byars 459, r. Mayo 42O We
were mistaken in saying in late number that Messrs
Fulton and Byars elected Delegates for Wash
pgton. We mistook the the Senatorial poll fer thai
OF the II. OF Delegates.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07
For THE CONSTITUTIONAL Wu.G.
THE FREE1IhN-.Sn. v

- tic Jocfs0n CeRi5ui C9,.!,uitco.
Gentlemen: When last addressed ,o,, | met tcrv
change assins! Nir Adams for having IN c!,aed his
TaTir on interested :pDiiye5 and defended him on III
ground that |he &C, 'fscii well the Iaa;ivc we're
7eetned ner"rcue auG patriotic al lue lime iy .slcss
wha We" mo-i competent C. re % !!-.iIhe sided
F''u u'ai1tfr 81 DE nal'pu. nctr Ing gairs,sns
p" r;i3ieaurg tho insuieI honor Of us COUNT; 80 a,
hat tie had vis he motive OF interest - taking ina,
rnures since the appointment b. afterwards received
"ds not iicn Mr. Jefferson bat lbs Successor. tnus,
ftink Raj these circumstances yonl afford in sUt
rinn Justification, his cres had concurred ~,
h separation from s PARTY; and ai I'll such cases,
'7bere t'e pnbiC approves tie s:i and ne ostrrsbo
motive Is good, IL has right 10 ZOOS further. To
ay mat no considerations OF interest or AMBITION
=" iniogie Themselves in lhose ac.i7ns which can
he trstiH1bio on principle IS 10 require what nc
T"r wac ori ncv"r sill be attained ~ lhai
'an bs er?"0frd b. auy o9 Of us tccrs or that
IAN iudesd nc reasonably asked g hat m rrIacI!r az
nuiy sho"id be sacrificed 10 self interest, that
man m1y not receive and gract!u!y receive the
botrest reward o! vIrtuops action.
Tot It Tue mere crcumsiance Of ono's promoting
hs interest af he fine hc changes his political course
be sufficient To coodcms him. where gentlemen would
be your o~0 defence? The TINE has been aiso y3u
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07
Present majority 1856

BARRED-!n New Bedford, hIasss,Ius,ris, on -,
2Ist April, by j. s. Russell, Esq. Mr. JAMEs ALLEN
chant Of this city, IN Miss MARTHA T. daughter Charles
Russell, Esq. of the former place
On Thursday last by the Rev. F. Baptist Ma Eo-
BERT K. PEMBEEToH, TO MISS Lucy JANE, daughter
of Mr. Thos. Scott Of Scottsyille, Powha5n county
Do the LIST Instant, by the Revd. John r. Rire. y.
y. the Rev E1RAu P. C;oonRtcu 10 Miss Ans Rosa
hamyhisr Of John .Lnhnstnn of Inc clLr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07

tiRGIFI1: Al superior court nfchsnrerv, held at
the capitol i'll the city % Richmond On tie hfsl tav Of
March, 1872" Peter J. Branch, Alcxand,. r. E,arci,
and Everett NJ Branch, pits. against John Hewlett a red
Peter t. smith, ain, oTs Of Obadiah Smith The said pe,c-
F. Smith, Robert NcTyte, Lucy Smith John H. Smith
Jordan smith, William Watts nd Pu!lv his WIFI i,cu,,,
kand"!ph, and Ihos. wills ard Ridley his wife, dts
tfs cause, III which the plaintiffs appear Ia We MO
ceeded IN tho mode prescribed hy law against the dCis
Robert MCIyTP and J,hn II. Smith, who a o,t cf his
country, and as TO the other defendant (exccp; Peter
smith aud Wills his wife tic several dccreta orders
taking the bill for confessed them which aunpa r.
have been daily executed, this TO he heard on
the bill The answers OF the defendants Peter r. Smith
Thomas W ills and Ridley his wife, and cxauua iore
witnesses, and argued by counsel: On conseratr
whereof, tho court doth order that tie defendants y,l
Hewlett and Peter i. Smith, ndm Illustrators of Obadiah
smith, render their iIeslqtcs
Of the estate Of Martha Branch. and n ACCOM-,
OF ihe administration of Martha Branch dec on The csta
Of Peter Branch dec and account of tl,rir cup drn
sratiou Of the estate of the said Oba Smith dec
an account of the property real and PERSONAL Of the sa
Obadiah Smith, dec. aud of the debts Om hy stafy
which accounts the said commissioner directed TO exam
inc, state and settle. and 10 the rcpori with arv
matters specially stated deemed pertinent by hmseC NJ
which may he required by the parties be stated
The third day IF March, 1925 On ion of the paip-
fs by counsel, the doth order the
John Hewlett and Peter F. Smith, submit tn an cxafnina-
fion IN solemn form, before the commissioner no ma
perform the order made in this cause, first instant;
touching the subject tier of the accounts directed b.
sdG order. Copies, Tesie,
J. b. ABBOTT, n &. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07
10000 CARTEAn FR15,s;.
- = ~cs.-E-A ,
SCHLME.
TbStO ifiHeS q! ".
IfGOlc T'jrtc's SCD- SI,.,, =, ,,....,.
4,44G Prizescr 500

" h0Ec Iic:c's $40 &!taftS n, proportion
ANS Lottery will be drawn by the approved t;orliua-
'oh system which secures to each Ticket o. Share Il
phies chance, and is absolutely accurate and unran,ron
able, ana distributes the who= Of rriqes in w
minutes The Cash. he,etnir can be nboirrd ,nr -
from tie County promptly attended TO- ar The oll .s,ab
''sisd prompt pay lottery aud Excha nse Office of
.Noy Z. NJ hfITN o. RI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07
HILARY BAKER. Conf.

FL OIICE.--Com1i,tcd to Campbell !ai nn the G y,
" day of November last, two negro men who Ia.
they belong 10 M- Newman who has moved from va
Richmond To TIE West They say they left their v,u.,
about twenty ycnfs DID, ION r~es, arJ ,aa ~ . m
hcs- hired In Mr. Robert Groeuiow Of the civ ~ No,
nond' ior me Iast Two years Chc;Iey blsea cllp
atout twenty five yeHrs old, mad md -.s "a. m
been hired to work at the ccap,ts above Richmond -
ihese Fellows nod on wien committed soi of bIc. ro,
oio'nes Hnn iu' bat, ant iHs "hr. wool lst 1'hgy
ass...rs -fr fe.lcs.r. o. .-..-.. ...- .. t.. ,-.
81 E5 90 'Fls ..-asI~ 'or -- -.-.
80" sir.atd. r.. .,,...,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07

G7 CHARLES JAMES PLEAsBNTs, is on a collecting
expedition for this Office through the counties Of
Goochland, Fiuvanpa, .GIbemarle, Augusta Rocb-
bridge, amherst and Eel9cu. 've .o.rea ou, fr;ens,
n remit the bss1:ea 5ae Hs an &, ,-ip. as -,s
hlre - s-ia:y from Eosar7meat 60 .s.y og-a 70 le
-z-t.4-z .1t.-!l.I. '.t.sj..>.5. I'D ...,....i-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07

H'rnmond, April Both, 1873. !
ho F7ii's Interested VIII please take notice, that
have appointed tic 10Th day of Jrue next n commence tic
accounts directed in the foregoing order Of court on y f .
day at ocIock, 4. ~ they required 70 attend AZ ,
ohce )" ms city, with their accounts aud vouccrs, ready
for examination and settlement
80 HILARY RAkFR f,nr.,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07
sGD-MoARow.
VIRGINIA. STATn Lo1.gESx-
For the benefit Of The
Dismal Swamp Canal COMPANY.

FOURTEENTH CLASS.
10 he draic'i al Rickmond "a on 2Yrsaau !be 8tL 6r
Of May 1928.
FoRTY-FTvE NUMBER LcrTERX-sIx DRAWN B,IIoT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07
G0TEN EJg

-D1f f.RT AND E&CH.4NJfE OTTiCE,
CORNER OPPOSITE THE EAGLE EorEI.
~ IA The last Gas, OF the Hbove Lottery Capital
ti'@a OF $6,oOD. was sold ~ COuk.H.S' OFFICE Ia a
OF this city; and whe was also gold in IN. 10Th
Glass the great Capital Of $4,000 :, Gentleman
ding IN Cumberland county, Va.
RichmOnd MAY Z. 1293.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07
A CARD

VA LOCKER Ga" regrets that his sportye efusiou.
inserted IN the Wing OF the 10Th u should have siy
en- the slightest pam to the venerable gentleman who
IN 's own proper person has appeared in recent pa
per TO express his dispieasure The writer of the ar,
Gle OF the 18th bad not the least intention TO drsr tia
gentleman into public notice" at ALL much less IN
costume DOT agreeable TO him. On the contrary the
aiiusion TO him purely incidental, and mado
nisrepresent his language. The phrase
was used IN a sense somewhat ronica for Locker
On" not ouly did not thin the State Rights document
referred to, unfairly treated by the distinguished cz
OF Bath, but that the aforesaid production would
even meried severer chastisement than it received
from the almost uurvailed sarcastic powers of that
gentleman In justice 20 himself however, a LOCKER
On" must be permitted say that the misYuo;ation
complained Of seems 10 INN rather verbal than otlut
WISE and that there is great deal less elegance
classical beauty In the simiie OF "Dulci;nans bed
quilt, or Merry Andrews coat" than thu; of
carpet" u ough enameiied with Tyran purple and
Egg. ptan blue.
The New York Courier states, tia: ..,,an General
Gaines undersrocd that len. Macotnb had bsan no:n-
mated to the Senate, be called upon his ireuds in that
nody, and with his usual magnauitnty, declared that
The nomination was Infringement upon bis rights,
and one which met his entire appreciation.
Dir. Weed. OF Rochester, New York who went with
re9us'ion OF Gov Pitcher upon Gov Butler, Of Yer
mont TOT the surrender OF Elisha Adams, no aiIeg
ed To have had the charge of Morgan while confined
10 Foit Nisgarp, hes returnee6 with Adams in cus-
iody 9ib.ay lSr
According 10 the latest accounts, Russia has popu
third IN twenty years.
The London Morning Chronicle sifirrns that, accor-
aing 10 the latest and most authentic accounts the num-
DER o. Dissentcrs Great Britain including the Scotch
If souls.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07

Ec't NL> Sft!!icnCi LGrfits.
MR. Randolph in his address his constituents in
used thcsc wards
The election oi General Jackson to the Presidency il.
not TO he dreaded, it can, in event possibly occur
The United States have az, become CORRUPTED AS Ia
choose nnan of military iaies govern the al
councils"
And yet Mr. Randolph, i'll his speech the Judiciary
bill delivered IN the Senate the U. States in 1926
said
81 shall vote far General jackson the election
'fh"fEcT else s"I he dominated lie is the jrS Iiug
ma? in The country"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07

poftsa bi instrument Tor aay cause, which, destitute of
all real merit depends for success upon
ton aud deception. QUERO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07
Bank Stock at Auction.

IN MONDAY the I2,h instant, at - o'clock will
~ DE sold nj the Merchants' Coffee House in the
City Oh Richmond, the following Soclss belonging 10
an estate: So shares OF Farmers Bank Stock 20
shares ct Virginia Bank, and so shares OF United
States Bank, for cash JAS II LYNCH
Nav 3-St
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07
wS~MQRRSw,
The Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery

viii be drawn in the CITY Of Elhinent a., T'Eu,sl,v
o'n N.ay' and contains Splendid Plies than any
other Lottery in the Union
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07
5,o5l Prizes, - ,oo .r..
?,l3O Blanks, ''i'o 'i'Ne's-- ~ "3'D
PGHtE cE TICKETS:

PRTtE TICKETS:
Hhole Tickets, $50 90 Qu1yteyg s "a
IIH'ees. 10 90 LjgiMs. 2 50
~ Orders from tic county, free of posfaoc
attended to- YATES IL ArINTYRE, Hlanarr,s
RIeiD'O8d, May Z, 1928. ,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07
CoMMIssIorEE,s Orrrcr.

J. b. ABBOTT, u 9. e.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-10-09
Evening School.

OBSTRUCTION will be faithfully i'm.
l. parted to all who may favor the Sub
scrlber with their attention at his School
Room, in Broad Street, and good success
insured to those who avail themselves of
the advantages of beginning on Monday
evening Oct 18th, or before the school
shall become crowded.
IRA STILLMAN.
Newport, October 9th.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-10-09

Of God And for whom all her dear connec.
tions and friends sorrow, but no; withou. hope
she has fallen asleep In Jesus.-l C0mma'
aieated.
On Saturday morning last, Mrs. Matilda
Peckhln, wife Of Capt. Augustus Peckham,
jun and daughter Of the late Anthony Will
bur, Esq in The 3lst year of her age,-A wor-
thy ani highly respected woman
In Midlletown, on Sunday evening last,
Mary C ud, widow of Daniel Gould. aged a
boat 70years. A worthy member OF the So
ciety 81 Friends
In riverton on the 9th ult. Mr.. George
Lavton, of Portsmouth, aged II years.
In South KIngstown on the 2Sih ult. Mrs.
Harriet Robinson, aged % years, wife of mr..
William Robinson, aud daughter OF Mr. Chris.
Robinson.
In Providence on Saturday morning last.
William Richmond, Esq for many years Pre-
sident Of the iowa Council Of Prov idence, a.
ged 81 years
Same day, mr.. Joseph X Potter, merchant
III the 3Ilh year of his age
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-10-09
lace School.

THoSE young ludies who hive lace be-
l. longing 10 the subscriber, will please de-
liver the same To nr. +. " Iawton, who VIII
pay them the amount due for working tho
same, if well done. Those who have previous
accounts against me viii please deliver the
same on or before the 10th October, and they
shall be settled shortly. Those who wish
STEADY employment for the future, viii please
TO leave their names with Miss =. SfiiSon,
who will, with the aid of mr.. h. w Lawton,
carry on the lace business on their own ac-
count, for tho present G. WINDSOR.
Sept 9th lw
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-10-09
Marine lNsur. Company.

'N o'ihS AhoN'' NohAl'oh!'
yTHE Stockholders of the MARINE
4 ASSURANCE COMP my, are
hereby informed that a second dividend Of
their Stock of nine dollars on each share,
will be made on Tuesday the llth instant,
,avable on and and after that day at the
Z. |. Union Bank, during Bank hours.
CHRIS. FOWLER, President
Newport, Oct. 9th, 1923.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-10-09
VIM. u. Atkinson,

DROPOSES teaching a school for the
4 instruction of Sacred Vocal Music,
commencing the 10Th of November, If 4
sufficient number of subscribers can be OBJ
tanned. The school to be kept two even.
inps in each week-at one dollar and fifty
cents per quarter. The latest edition OF
Handel and Hayden will be used, or
Bridgewater, if preferred.
A subscription paper will be left at the
r. Republican aeading Room-at the
store of Mr. Benz. Marsh, and at Mr.. John
R. Atkinson's. Oct. y.
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THE heirs oftho Estate Of John Tew,
i late Of Jamestown, deceased, are
hereby notified that a Court ofprobate will
be holden at The Middle School House in
said town, on Monday the eth day Of Octo-
Der, at o'clock =. VI. for the purpose of
choosing Committee to divide the estate
of said deceased--and also to choose q
Guardian for the minors.
JOHN REMINGTON, Prob. Clerk.
Oct. 2, 1923.
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JUST GEcN.VIDa
III, IHdmes-streef,
3. s. cAEccNE.

H. AsTT Cloths OF various co,oIs, Rob
IL Roy and Tartan faids, Camblet II
n,erno plald, both new articles; Cahcoes
OF new patterns; Satin e,antne, black IL
colored Gros dc Naples sno Gros dc Ber-
lin; black Marcelne silk, French Tatieta
and Italian l.ustrlh.s, rich Garnl,ures and
plan broad Tafieta Ribbons; raw SILK, Va
lencla, Prusslan and Braganza Shaw Is;
Cashmere, Thlbet and barege hdkis; Blk.
and cold. Bonbuze,t and Cmcassian; " Into
AdriOnople Grape, black French DO; wire
Piping, black peunel aud bobblnet Wells;
green Gauze do, linen dainask; Cotton TIA
bic cloths; Flannels, some extra tine white;
point blankets, partially damaged, &c. &c.
ON HAND,
Bleached and Unbleached
Shceungs ana Shirrgs--rekings--Sat-
llnets--Cot;on Thread, &c.
Oct. y, 1873.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-10-09
Boots & Shoes,
@AT COST.N

THE subscriber will sell
at prime cost, at wholesale
and retail, the entire Stock
I'm Store No. 100, Thames
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street-cOnsis,ing of SHOES g. BOOTS,
of every description and pattern. The sale
of this stock must be closed within sixty
days, by order of the owner who originally
placed il there for sale OIL commissions
Purchasers generally, and traders in such
articles in particular, will do well TO call
and examine for themselves.
JOHN w. DAVIS.
NIB. All accounts due Store No. 100,
must be settled by the lst of January next.
Newport, Oct. 9, lS2S.
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Nautiral tnte.liDrncf.
PORT OF.rEWPO ORT.
EvTERED.

PORT or NEWPORT
ENTERED,
Sch. President, Nichols Boston.
Sioop Splendid, Read, New.York.
Sloop Mary Heath, do.
Sloop Providence. Brown, do.
CLEARED,
Sloop Splendid, Read, Providence.
Brig ADAMS, Bgley, Wilmington, NC.
Sloop Albany, Vars, New York.
Sch. Reaper, Stevens, Savannah,
- Sloop Mary, Heath. Providence.
Speed, X use, Philadelphia.
Sloop Providence, Brown, Providence.
3RRIV4LS
SUNDAY, Oct s. Arr brig Cornelia, Drink
water, fr Nev.Y prk, for Portland.
Schr. New Rebecca, Burgess, ir Harwich
NoNoAY-arr sloop President, Brown, ir
N. York,
Sloop Fisher, Williams, fir. Taunton.
TUEsDAY--Arr. sloop Anna, Stanton, fr
Providence, for Nantucket.
Schr. Eagle Briggs, fir. Rochester, for NY
SIoop Crawford, West, ir, Holmes Hole, for
NYork.
Sloop Aurora, Baker, fir. Marblehead, fo
NYork.
ASloop Eliza Ann, Hardy, fr. Portsmouth, for
n York.
uOR4vDi.
At Hamburg, Aug, 2iIh. brig Baltic. Lit
tlefeld. of this port, for Ne WORK.
Arr. at Charleston 23d uIt. schr. Jane, Fash
Of this port, fr, n Orleans.
Spoke, off Key West, Sept. 18th, brig Bel
vdora, Of this port, II days tf Tobasco, for
NYork ; 10Th olf Key Cacus, brig William,
fr hence, for Havana.
Left at Havana, Sept. 18th, ship Elbe, Of
this port, waiting freight brig Union, Bur.
roughs, for Tobasco, 10 days
Cid at NYork on Saturday, ship Olympia,
Wood, for New Orleans.
Snip Newport, Burrought, from Stockholm
for this port, passed Elsneur August Ath