davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07
ItRttc-So. go I


AZ Acf - end = tr President OF The taltal States
h"Ita flc.tv viii tro ,brpowas OppV Patti
ntHaas, " nDeb4 goes IoN anN s4ea ust. of IN.
dums
Be .poc'td by H. s.ur,s and HOUSE Of
Representatives. o. tie InHUi Stu9tsof .1slfri.
a., IN Cougress us,,mbisd. lbat The sum at
fifteen thoosand dollars b,. aod tie same Is
hereby appropriated, to derrts lie rNrenses OF
treating with The t'ippenas OnaWn., f.fta,.
atma> Nmuchaerurs Los All Sac, uaJon,
OF Indians, fbr the purpose Of gxtuguisan.
ihrlr title, TO lands within the Statg uG ilitp,ls
and the Territory Of NhrI IAN. .iHmtrd Datatsu
the Illinois river and the Lead MINI nu ltyat
river and ia the v,rjulfy of sand Lead " 4s-.
aud. also, CERTAIN reservations On the = ash
East hnricr of Lake Michigan .uad the rI,.-
deul Of ihr United states II he ,ha#l d..u II -.
prdient, wny apply a par Of he atorr,nd NJ.
ptopnaiion for thr purHasr ct isdmy ite1-
" with the Chociav nation OF Indians, 10 "a.
tnEul,h lI"ir utlr Ia Tn fiacl - hud, nHi,h
hes III tn Territory o Ar ,ists. east OF In
Western Boundary linz ut sad Territory The
said su.nto oe pad ont Of m, mafey ia the ifea-
Surv not otho1nlsr appropriated
See . and hc Il jiatieg t4asleR, That fot
the PURPOSE Of asgnoetng SAID ftaaty, on ne
part ot TIM tnted states. lhr prasidant shaH br,
and he /, hrrch, anhnt,se# tpnppc.nt Commit
-iourr,, bv aud With tle adnlrr s, consent Of the
Serate, a soon "a. practicable. al 4, ue lhclr
compensation, sea>uot 10 ,y.red uhut las been
hr,rIolore allowed lor liz SERVICES.
ArrLoyl u--21th Na}.1s2-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07
rrom the Hampshire Gazette.
EIIlIEK

Butter was no, used tor food by the ancient
Jews, Greeks and Romans. The invention OF
tins article * ascribedt those barbarons nstirn>.
he ancient Scythiins, uermans aud Brilous,
aud from them lhe Greeks aud Romans derived
theH tirsl acquaintance with IT, about the time OF
he Christian era. Alter learning il natute,
rhcy made use Of II on, rs an ointment, aud III
inraicne, aud their agricultural writers take no
notice OF il.--Ihe ancient butter appeafs 90 have
been liquid and was pouIfd aui like al! and tn
Christians sometimes burned II ia ihrir lamps at
teig a.sdfs, la o1t knSsG Ii 4as,aiioA otThe Liar
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07
nnN1n AAOIp -nY-LNIGKY

Rules which the celebrated Dr. flush recon-
minded Tor the prevention 81 tins disease - he
adj, sc, riu, spicrs and particularly Cayenne
pepper, aud the red peppers Of our own county
should he taken win ourdai'y food Mr. Dover,
a BRUSH surgeon. informs us thai The lench'
"hlie tn Egypt, frequently escaped lbe ia eas's
oil the country, By CARRYING 81 PIPER With ihe'n ~
eat WIN the fun OF he land. PatgmR fhya't
should also occasionally be taken, as "ny medi
cine OF LAXATIVE na,ure by preventing c"siVenes''
will act - pteseryaii We iinIa this di'tdar.
m,liaIy captain ~ the year IT'S, white station
ed at Ambuy, preserved ms ~ hole company hom
the d. .eniery Shch prevailed IA the army, by
giving each Of thr,n a purge OF SEA Sd ma
some yeats afterwards saved ms family and ma
~ of lis neehnors from the same dIsedse' ~
distributing among them lew pounds OF pn'
giup suits FMS disease was also prevented IA al
Academy NJ BordentJwn, y. j. hy g,wng mo-
la.ses very pentiiuliy 10 ali the scholars, VINO"
had the ehtci Of keeping the DO" els "a a laxative
state.
Another rule TO be observed is 10 avoid expos
ure 10 the dampnes, OF the night all and "he'
necessarily exposed, the howe should be mort
carefully projected than any othrr part oi th'
| noay. ine Egyptians. Nj Dewer tells Us, to'
tbls uirpose, tie a hrii douul thelr bowels, an'
| ,iib the happresi effect. Those directions cana
une Il on - i4a svufcs. al deserve sciIod son
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07
IPuBLIC-No. IS

AN ACT makas appropriations for the purchase Of
books, and Tor other purposes
Be II euacttd by he Senaie aad House Of
Representatives. ofthc UHiie9 States Of Imfi-
ca, m Congress asse,abied, That The sum of9e
thousand dollars br, and the same hereby IS p
mopiIated. to be paid out Of any money ia he
Treasury, not otherwise appropriated, for tie
purchase of Books for the Library OF Congrl.
Sec 2 And be It further cnacted, That ~
Lib arian OF Congress- he authorised TO empty
an assistant, who snail receive yearly con-
penSation of eight hundred dollars, coaimenr
ing March fourth, one thousand eight hnndsel
and t"eniy-seven, to be paid out Of aHy mo
ney in the Treasury, not otherwise appropriated
ArPRapED--24th May, 1928
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07

T., st psr amman, pa able ~ aisauce.So sub
- A -. f.cel,,i for a less TINS tian SIS months
" a p,pcr vii be d,-canth4nd hut At the discretion
~ r'lIlor.J until all uifeardses are paid
r. Advertisements viii 40 inserted al % cents PEI
q'a' TI,,Sa from d Distance must be paid iuI
c,,. to thsir in.ertoni The payment assumed By
i.,,, responsible per- on IN j.yncnhms.
- ct,p,ery utdrrs not exceeding Two squares are N
,er.rd Tor SIN dollars
~ ,nrtters addressed n the Editors Ioust be p0s
ID a, lhey will not be attended To-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07
fPunili- No. t.

Fuuiit=-N1 q
~ Al making an appropriation ~ hS navy HoIo
fhl IWn.
BE Il taariei By hf s1l1if and Hongs 81 T.
pfse9da'ifes ofHe taarj ,falss ~ 1mo,oa "a
Congress asambitd That Tie sun ot iu,s "a
thousand tao husdrra aud seventeen dollars
as,l fourteen cents h. appropriated out ot a'N
money IA thr Treasury not otherwise appropri.
atel 10 thr Navy ,liospi'nl tand aud hat the
secretary ofthc r,eaaey bc directed Ia pay the
,ame 10 the Commissioners otthe aiotcsaid fund
upon their reqiSilion.
ArrKuyLp-- May, 'S2s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07
L. OwrrRsnr ArrlE nncrAnn,

Save Youi tar loi your calIaRr wheels aud
apply round your trees han cord, ~ the inl.
lowing manner. whch will prevent the depreda-
ton 81 tho Cnuker.UOrBI
o. lake COW or horse hair let 4 be- spun into
cords oi about Two inches circumference. ihcu
take u pm OF slnrp shears on sclssois. aud clIt
Oh the ends OF the hali upwards aad tir the ooids
round the ucp.h Horticulture.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07
Iohn. William & Caswcll Poe

maAyE on hand, General and extensive as
"a .,,rtmenl of Leather, Spanish Hides
;',,,,a..3 OIL. Tanners Ioo.s, &c. &c. Also
=, l,rq,. assortment Of prime Groceries. All OF
,.6ir6 will be sofa unusually loa 10. cash OF bar
tered for country produce.
May 10 'Soo
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07

Sz7DR EENT-That comfortable two story
Ii mouse, with d fine garden and every con
vrnieucr attached thereto, on the hill al pre-
gna. in the occupaucyof Mr.. David Hoffman.
Tins properly IS situated in very desirable
heighborhooi.
Also, one OF the new brick tenements re-
Gently built ~ the subscriber, nearly oppo-
site the Franklin Hotel.
would also reu, the house now occupy
rs an Office Possession OF the lasi two Ten.
empnts can he bad Immediately; the one on
'he hill on the 10Th Oct.
For terms, apply to the subscriber, or in u
absence to MI. Robert Morriss.
GEO. WHITLOCkE.
AuU. I Wt-SB
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07
Rrnker n Commission Merchant.

DfOkVT @ WIN UT y u V''''r1V u
ySyHE SUBSCRIBER Offers h's services to
,he punlic a. Bfokef \, Commission Mer-
cntnt Ills best efforts shall be eAet'ed 10 serve
,l,.,.s VIM may favor lin with their fYouIs.
ri. office /, Al the Store OF Nltssrs. John, " Il
ian, Il Casuell Poe, 10 whom reference may hc
mad. Reasonable advances will at all times
benade on proper deposits .-...........
join TOMPklNS,
MAY - 1903
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07
Snn1inn lSchpDi Bopk s.

rpHE subscriber has Just received tromthe
1 Sunday School Union Society, Of Pha-
d,lpha. a general assortment OF Sunday school
Rooks. which he is determined T. dispose Of At IA
very small advance G, \. NiIHERs.
I'm ol fs2p
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07
y s4E.Ai1 o..

u HAEE r.ceiyed Il few dozen bottles very
II su9eljot oalaJ Oh, nit. fo' 'abl" u,c.
NALIEE Il. MIDDLE on.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07
AMERllAN NlNE.

The expedition 10 he rocky Mountains found
on the borders 81 Akansas, ueat the eastrrn
side Of The girat drscrt hundreds Of acrcs of lbc
same kind ol VIM triia ttRyoJ which prodn-
rrs the wines ol Europe. lGese vines merc
piow inp ~ y Wild state and wcre surrounded
with hiilocI,s oil sand, tlsna to within - ~ ~
inches OF the cnd Of the branches. They ar'r
loaded with the most drIleious grapes, aud The
cu,tcrs were ~ closely arranged 1t, 10 conceal
every part OF iIle>Icm. 1ao,r hI'oeks OF sand
aye produced by the agency Of the vines ans
tne the sand a. ii Is boJne aluug by the wlnd.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07
TpnnI1r-Nt1. SOL

An ACT supplementary 10 an act, entitled g An ae
pro, Jjop fo the correction OF errors III making Gu
t!.ts yi f1s4 q, 10 ianl oirsni" .'sssHi hals
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07

The Cl0pcis now cultivated IN he vicinity Of
Port an Prince. IN the stand of 81 Domingo.
\ Single tree has produced ,r&iy pounds, Of cx-
ccllent quality Ahghlnol this plool be cnltisa-
ted IN the south wc,i,fa pat ol the UnGrd
States
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07
Won. EV.~~Nss. 81.

'sdera'o" The 6,rf.a,hipr1 az strikiasand
LIQUID 'n.lHce others 10 adspt s5Ra measuff3.
Tor Tue prevention 81 tbs de- tuefiye Dis asr
" J. DJl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07

From Keptachg.-=a ,rue, totbe Editors, from
a correspondent N Campbe County, kentue.
Ky dated Joly 2Oth. suys.
g" I ne friends Of the prrscni isc aud vittps
Gus Administrations Of the General Gossrniucut
are saugune 81 success both for Nj. ADAMS aud
General MErcAtft by najanly Of at ha1
foe HouSdJd rites "
Ha.p rsoTn, (Md.) JHiy %, 1928.
Pursuant 10 uoiice inserted Ia our papers
We have this day had nm AdmAlNraIion mer,-
iag Aud although the day extremely hot,
tbefr were mol less than from 800 10 1000 PEG.
pie attended We repaired 10 the Gid sprue,
| nall me from town. Nh. NV. PpleE Nj.
NrusfL, Mr.. TDBALL, aud Mr.. iosr. nd
dressed the People IN a most able, candid and
solemn manner Never Was decper aite,,in,
! Even by an asscinhage on any occasion Tia.
! People discovered an earneHst desire 4, k,,,,v
the nu,n. Afirr the speeches were rn,ttt ".
partook of = nioN elegant ard houniiiui L..rbs.s
/ tue. But Que man Appeared Affected wuh st,i,f..,
| drink he called ovi Two or ihrre ,I,.,, =.
| General Jackson, rdi attention ~, nail IA,
| Tim. About bsr clock We Dispersed p,,,v
! body wa, struck with the harmony GOOD g n
aud checruness, thai prevailed lie S,gtP
mens sisr 49,, a. IL uuHJels g.. ~ ,si.y
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07
CASH For WiihAl'.

NETE viii give the highest price, IN cash, for
EV Wheat delivered atthe l.ynctburg Malls
JOHN y SETH HALSE
July u. oLs3(.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07

nv money IN the Treasury not otherwise ap
pfapiaird
AfrNutEo--2 tth My, ISIS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07

hoe ia eieafa Hoa,f gf1oclfoafhss --s.es.gt
Ed.iofs.-- Having becn guraily annoyed u
The nneluualtis.ts ui llesr insects nLieh atn,,a,
tp be- ennrlly ~ Rnui + iaod aud clothing lon.s
Of ~ family er3tcd leo,cdY which ausaglcl
80 vii. tatI an utIrneA 10 mention II to- ii#
b'nehi oi thus 20 ~ INN y % noi alread. kuobjI
--lnlo rnmmnu botsl "at Jul "a rill o. fsp -
"hiel, and nttdf s~eei win noiatsrs A ii.e
hlntlY "r,e abuut to rriuc. thus Aas sci ul,84i
The kitchen hearth under and about which gee.ls
cd - Hthen fa'o,ite frsoff several #plinlrts
weie placed one nd on the hearth. ~ order IS
prosidr passHec 10 IN Nuin The ifst risia
about 20 wee mtrs. the second moe lh44
"ne hnndr,d the ,bl,d. about 6ig 'He bot
nhpnt i"ruft r. tho hnb. seven wnt.H h.
lew bfs'r#s n'Hk ebprcd my b.u4e - his
'nearec. lats ,cm,ls Il, go .impr. anu Il inL
shne tnnc ~ eHcrtu,i. Tint h,#f#t4.t us np,tg
'red be unoblei with oa,k,oesb,s unlea. ,he,
choose lent IA,
Il might IN n'll L. add here. that tbs should
se,se H. n eatian o.fliu#l dtinhmR uatef. Or q.
ny hqaid u Hf ddi. "a thc snmr llna ID taia
e'. winch mHkes prnple most thif.y nIsa u8t -
insects the mo.f plentiful .u,d uspbesome
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07

lIJ' We should he giad IN hear frequently
from the author Of tn f,regaip..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-15
n a Meeting cfhe Board Of Health for
he Torn Of .Ntwport, .4prh 10, 1923.

n a Meeting Of NE Board Of Heath for
he IOirn Of .Ntwpon, .4pril 10, 1898.
oTED, That If any privy Vaults within
the compact part of the Town, which
I'll DO found full or nearly full, 80 ns TO be
wholesome OF offensive TO the Inhabitants,
any time between the lat day of June, and
2Otn day of Oct. next, the person owning
ing he same, shap pay a 6ne OF
rec dollars for the use of The Town, togeth
with costs of prosecution and that the
1ames OF those presous who neglect TO CON.
Iy with the foregoing regulation, will be re.
0orted by the Inspectors Of Nulsances TO the
9onrd Of Health, who will order prosecute ION
% be commenced against them without dc
icy.
Poted, That the Act of the Town, passed
"a Town Meeting on tho 2d Dec. 1917, regu.
ating the hours when Privy's may be empty.
CO" be published with the above, in both the
Newspapers Of this Town By order,
Is. Is. ROWLAND, Clerk
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-15
Circulating Library
NOTICE.

Il tions added To JAMES HAM
MOND'S Circulating Library since the
additional catalogue was published, (the first
day Of February last.
Subscribers and others, having catalogues
would by annexing this list TO the same, find
il convenient.
Notice of additions to this Library will be
given every three months.
265 Ledyard (yohn) the American Travel.
Ter, (his liie) comprising selections
from his journals and correspondence
by Jared Sparks, vol
2GG Van Halens narrative of his imprison-
mcnt in the dungeons Of the lnquisi.
tions at Madrid and his escape in l5.
l7-13, vol.
2G7 Columbus-A history of the life and
voyages of Christopher Columbus
by Washington Irving, 3 vols
1879 O'Briens and o OFlaherty's; a national
tale, by Lady Morgan, ? vols.
1890 Nothing by Nobody, a novel, | vol
1881 Blue Stocking Hall, novel, 2 vols
1889 Filtration. a novel, 9 vols Are not
they in the actual practice of guilt,
who care not whether they are
thought guilty or not"
1883 Tales Of Grandfather, by Sir Walter
Scott, 9 vols.
1922 oketcles Of Persia, from the journals OF
atr yeler in the East, | vol
,)55 Yes - No, tale Of the day, bv the au'
'hor OF Matilda, vol.
1-G Herbert Lacy, by the author Of Gran.
by. 2 vols.
1857 Confessions Of an Old Maid, 9 vols
Whom call you giddy'- She whose
years but speak the folly Oi her ae
tons
1898 Clubs Of London, with anecdotes o.
thrir members sh clehes OF char Ict,'
aud conversations, , vols,
1879 Greece A picture of Greece as &.
h'ttci IN the personal narrative.
Jane. Emerson E,q Count Prcc.
snd w. u Hnppireys, Esq ..
prl-ina q detailed account Of the d
events aud ,krichrq ~ The primo -.
wi'r-r,. naval. aud political cine.
"-.i-
.G- DiDd'n "Reminiscences of Thor
D,bjln. oi the theatres royal--t...
ven, Ga den, Nc NC I vol.
1900 V",! in' nal -- The missionary D..
na 1ud Ienuif oi the Res. jos
Wuf, missionary ~ the Jews wr
zen by hir'.elr, vJl
1901 Souvenir, -- Talcs and selections 60
the En1'ih ~ Souvenirs for l-2-
1892 Ch7rlot,e' Daughter, or the three
phsns. = sequel In Charlotte Tenn
bv Sullunlh ROwsOn, to which
prefxed a memr4r of the author,
1902 Correct on, a novel BY the aUth,
Discipline, 2 vols. " The sedu
ina Ies 1f luxury and splendof
too seldom counteraoted by the
preserva.iye--arelgiou ednca'i,r
This Librarv consists ofover 1000 volu.H
and Is continual receiving additions.
ANNUAL subscribers by Paying 80, are en-
lied 10 one set AZ tine. and can exchang
their books AZ often as they please.
Newport, may !. l-25.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-15
ISAAC GOULD.
,a. i7S, Thames. Street,

N6. iZS, ihd"eS-obcetj
Has JUsr RECEIVED FROM NEW-loRK,
A REAL Cheap lot of NEW GOODS,
n mostly purchased at Auction, viz -
Extra Suonr and common Broadcloths a.
CasSmcfes. of the most fashionable colnr
plain white MarseiIIes .andSilk Firrentinr
extra fine. A great Variety OF fancy NeS-
tings newest style.--Super and commor
French Dnllings Crava's
and Stocks. of the ln'est patterns .--Blacl
ani colcred Circassans, very cheap. Plan
and figur'd SILK Velvet Wtha great W.
riety of rticles m his line. all of whici
will be sold as low as can be bought b.
town.
ALSO,
Marshalls Prints, small figures. AZ o
cents. Stout plate furnitrres Al Is ai.
Super New York & Ida Mills Sh'r'ing.
very low by the piece. Anrl p
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-15
.EEW GOODS.
James MumfOrd,

No. co.. THAMFssrRFrr.
HAS JUST RECEIVED FROM N. YORK,
GENERAL AssORTLENT,
FRESH IMPORTED DRY GOODS,
.imORg iohich arc
DLUE and mkt broadcloths; light ~ MKT
1I cassimeres Canton and nankin grapes;
italln crava.s, blue and white stripe Jean,
corset lacings, long lawn, black and green
ltai.au grapes; green gauze, pongees. mkt
lasting, brown x white drilling stripe Tom &
Jerry, plain and fig Swiss muslin, black and
co.ored silk braids, Jaconet and null muslin;
black levantiue, superfne flag silk hdkfs;
fashionable calicoes, plain large silk shawls
ditto cotton, with satin borders;' Valencia
square shawls, cashmere do; linen, twiled
bonbazctt, plain do; black bombazeen, gros
dc Naples, handsome fancy silk hdkfs; black
silk shawls, garniture ribbons, No ~ Il 80
water ditto, horse skin, kid, and silk gloves;
black silk hose, cotton and hemp ditto; dmi.
ties, blue * yellow nankeen, furniture chintz,
bobbnet lace, black and white pearling, Eng.
lish gnghams, handsome vest patterns.
ALSO a superior assortment Of DONES.
TIC GOODS; bleached and unbeached cot.
ton Stripes and ginghams, bedticks, checks,
&c. which will be sold as cheap as at any
Store in town may |.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-15
.Ha To,cn Meeting holden at .Newpor
Dec. I'd, 1917.

WHEREAS certain individuals, in viola
tion Of the lava Of dccorum. have lately an
noyed the Inhabitants Of this Town, by open.
ing and emptying the vaults of Privies, and
drawing the contents through the streets in
the course ofthe day, MS well as IN tho even.
ings, before the usual honrs Of rest Now
therefore, in order 10 prevent the recurrence
Of such unsoemly acts, MS Resoiced, at the
Town. Meeting legally convened on tho I'd
day Of Dec 1917, That no Person open the
vault or Privy, or take out tho contents there.
Of within the precints thereof except bet seen
the hours Of 10 O'Clock in the evening, and an
hour before the rising Of tho sun.-Ifany one
shall violate this Law, after the publication
thereof he or they shall upon complaint and
CONVICTION, before any Justice of the Peace
be fined Five Dollars, half for the infor.
mer, tho other half for the Poor Of the town.
Htted,
B. B. ROWLAND, Torn Cttrk.
Newport, april IL, 1928.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-15
DIR TONNSDWa

VNTILL attend to the Practice ofMED-
w IcINE, as Residence, No.
1lc lust North Of the Brick Market
HE KEEPS FOR SALE,
Drugs ndMedicines, hich are as GOOD,
as will bo found at any other Shop.
He will attend as DENrIsT.--Those
who oave lost their Teeth, can be furnish
cd with Elegant artificial Teeth, which will
Se set IN Gold, or otherwise, with great ex.
actness. surprising in beauty their former
natural teeth; embracing the modern Inn
proyaments in the art--Tee;h dressed, ex-
tra,,od, loaded, &c. with great care and
perfcct safety.
fr.F~ In either, or all the above employ
meH;s, DR. JOHNSON most respectfully so
licits 'he Patronage ofthe LADIES, and
the GENTLEMEN, are not excluded, from
ooufering their patronage likewise.
Ncwport, Nav /
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-15
iOOE NERE.l

g.NlVE or Six Boalders can be acommo-
y dated ut the CASTLE HILL FAM, in
ie Neck. The situation is extremely plea.
mt, having an extensive view oithe ocean,
I'D It's facilities for fishing and fowling
C not exceeded by any other location on
he Island. Access may be had to the
Farm either by land or water.
Apply 10 JOHN A. COLLINS.
March 27, 1923.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-15
Superior Brown @neeu
WIZ. 2. GREENE,

PROVIDENCE. (R. ~
L EEPS constantly on han', Superior
M brown SHEETfNGS, 81 inches wide,
in neat packages, Of about 800 yards
They are manufactured from the best Of
New Orleans Cotton. and are particularly
well adapted ~ the retail trade. Orders
fsom abroad will receive prompt attention.
Also, O.v HAND.
A general Assortment Of Broadcloihs.
Cassimeres. Sattinetts, Philadelphia Fur
niture and Apron Checks, Stripes, Plsids,
&c. Providence, April 4, 1923.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-15
TICKINGS.

rUARvEY SESSIONS has received
III this day a slpsr ~ lot Of TicKiaGs,
which are offered for sale low, par. 8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-15
Printed and Published by
ATE sINSOE & REA ?

IN THE BRICK BUILDING,
Oppos ite Mr.. To"nsonds Coffee louise,
And South corner of Pelham-street.
iEntrance Pelham street)
Terms.
Two Do Oars per annum--one half in advance
Prlos Of .idoertiSiHs.
One Dollar per square for three weeks, and
seyentet N cents for each subscq lent nser
ton. arger ones in the same proportion.
Adver tlSements not marked, will be- contin
ued till forbidden, and charged accordingly.
UAll accounts must oe settled at least
once Wear.
UTN0 paper discontinued until arre ,rage,
are paid
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-15
CHEAP SIDE.
Beautiful pongee sil.

?
Beautiful pongee silk Handsome Ncs'iu.
for PSI per yard OF new style
Glegant( Adamsplaid) ( \ cheap lot of tvii
Barege for dresses bplnblGGtts Il boa
Sew style prints, in. : blleens
Terror 10 none IA the Ladies cotton "
State for only % ceu',
itch barcgc hjkfs & Fine do from ~
Gouze ditto - cents per rair
Stack silk, flag and Red silk mantlrs tc
bandanno bGkis. ) So %
-nglish ginshaus ior Elegant red meriu
only Is long shawls
Undrcss d calicoos for Good shirtIngs art
@d and Is per yard shoetngs
Boxes cotton balls for , Fine powor.loom 4 =
ls.-2J0 balls of do white shcctings
for only ct each White and brow
Floor carpeiings and French Drillngs
Hearth Rugs hand. ) Dimities good for
some patterns ly9d
Figurd * plainSwiss Handsome white muf
muslin lin dresses
9ouk anG aconet do ! Ca. brics * cambri
Napkins for only Cd muslins
nuSsia diaper aud lr ii Indigo chex o.
sh Linens 20 cents
kin, Canton, and Thread and cotton h
Italian grapes ces
food black and white Two-bme calicoes
jilk Hose for Ga l-eoE:,
White cotton Hose, ; Elegant French flow
or 90 cents era
laid Table cloths Silk and cotton Pui.
3yunet paper sols and Umbrella
Very handsome oil , Elegant PTussian gir
cloths for tablcs ham Dresses, f.
A large assortment of only So each, ve
Ribbons ry handsome chcap
Long and side Combs article
Blue, black brown * With many other We
mixd, olive and ry cheap articles
green broadcloths too numerous %
and cassimeres mention.
ALSO,
One Case Leghorn & Bolivar
HATs-the cheapest ever brought to this