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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11
RETRIBUTIOy.

LAWS or PARTEERsHTPs.-Yfe following rcporks ~,
Parncrp are embraced ~ ole, Of of cc,cs
which Judge Belts Is delivering New York ve -; ,ti
probably exhibiting sound views NJ tie subject and a L cj
10 be interesting IN many Of readers ~ ~ " 'J
~ general mercantile partnership II nm as.oca,or nj td;,
aua which lmpaus to each the powers al n,gb roT
IVY uoy, w conducting the business Of general
no tne partnership in the eye ~ the law Is equally gcncrR
, oo1nuon Of capital and shares OF The nto6Is a1s
OF 'ne powcTs OF some Of the partners m limited D.,
J asieen,n, as between themselves The partners so
bc y sun ono inc inn with third persons who deal viii,
@ WWut express notice Of tic restriction pnrtncrs arr
o or @eorea nominal and o. dormant ali are char
ee io me debts OF the firm, unless IN case of nominal
pa1eI proved that credit was given 10 the ,osc ne,
AZ noWonge mat the nominal partner had M interest IN it
o'an' partner Is said 70 be liable, not eeansc credit Ia
OF account of the Of his name; bccause BY with
MS share ofthc profits he Is supposed diminish Inc
aoy o the hrm 70 pay is debts and without bcna sri r,c5
ny lls I've would receive usurous interest r his capital
ns broad powers Of partners have been cnuav re,i,ae5
20 St,hc exercise ntgaory unless used IN relation n, ~ ~
connection with the business fthc concern So ono ,,,
cannot apply the effects credits Of the firm TO the
OF ms Individual debts and has been ruled T. s state ,,s'
sposae creditor obtaining the partnership papcr C The ,
" one m he partners s required a. show the assen, Of ,s
n'N km i' nh 60 hind 0r. tt IRIS rp, ,...,,, ~. w.
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Mr.. Tazcwell is said to have been excessively
CALLED by the annexed article which appeared about
fortnight ago in the National Journal. The Eng
sh are not unobservaut of the state of things in this
country, and are now beyond doubt, hoping, expect
ing, uud encouraging, that disunon from tic
Southen States, which they once anticipated & on
the North. To be quoted by them as authority in
favor of their interests, against those OF ones own
country, ought to gaH any man-t ought to do more,
to lead his countrymen to suspect and dstrust the
man, who in erery dispute between his country and
England has invariably taken sides i'll favor ofthe last
Thisis well known fact in Mr. T'azewclrs history;
aud so well known and so deeply resented that pre-
vous to the Reorganization of the Republican party
by the contests about men, in 1924. 1ince, he
would no. ta-~ siuAcd by them in any Office
However, times have changed with him, and his vessel
(Which we admit TO be ship of the first class and
veil founded) is mpeed forward by the s.put4sn
or his former adversarics BY the union of the old
tertmm guilds, and the Richmond squad. several
strange things have come to pass.
MIR TSuEMvprr
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appalling amount oftwenty, have been caref,IIv col
lectcd and published at London in the commence
mont OF the present year, in a pamphlet form under
the imposing title OF IN Review Of the negotiations
between the United States of America and C.rent
britain, respecting the commerce of the two conn
tries, and more especially CONC ,rnn the trpde Of tho
former with the West Indies by the Hon. Iittle,on
Waller Tazcwcll." In the advertisement ,cb;cI
prccedcs she pamphlet, the editor 'has thouobt tb
letters worthy OF diffusion a. preservation in a dis
tlnct form, as well from the nature Of the snb;ect ne
from the clear and candid spirit they discover from
the intimate acquaintance with the subject they dis
play, and the satisfactory proofs tey afford Of tLc
ntegT7iy Judgment d7dhenor rLich hare distinrvtsL
GU me screraf BRITISH neSoiators to Diose care the
management Of these affairs hare been entrusted -
we are not surprised at the complncency with
which n British editor and British public NAV re-
gard this testimony to the "ntegrty Justice and no.
nor OF British neGotIators, rendered by an A,ncri
can Senator, to the disparngcmcnt of his own GOV.
crnfnent, on whose acts, in the form Of treaties or
Otherwise, he might have been officially called on ~
pass. In taking sides with forcicn npains Ls ma
tive country the honorable senator docs not ,tond en-
tirc!y alone He has, among the opposition TO tho
retiring administration, some advocates who will he
ready to sympathise with him. But we are unable to
coinprenchd inc motive OF the publication at this time
and at the British metropolis A rumor il atloat TINT
the honorable senator is TO succeed his fellow czcn
OF virginia who now represents the United States M
the court OF st. James. Is this pamphlet published
ny the honorable senator or with lis concurrence NJ
London, as sort OF letter ofrecommcndnton or Gre
GENITAL, winch Is TO pTeccdc him to his mnicstv
George the FOURTH Doubtless II will sccmro -
HIM most gracious reception. But we should like
to know what guaranty for the projection of Amc,
Icnn interests is furnished by senator of tho IJnitcJ
Stotcs who abandons the support of those INTEREST,"
ut nome ana Us then sent as their guardian in the
character OF minister pcnipotcntiary. 10 tho vow
monarch in whose behalf he has renowned tbero
NM L,,.
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and that it ought to BE- amended h, ,,.,.,,.;.. =
wishes now expressed by al INV
I'd ~, mr. 19xNis then delivered the speech W: publish,
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,,.,f,lion s4elues fte.D dsIl I'm !Aa!IS q. .is
anius'sersio''.
few woi,ls mme 10 the gentleman from
Na,,ha,apton has made an eloquent Rp-
,,e.l ~ the lotai pride and dignity Of lie smai-
i.r co,ulies, 10 save themselves hom tho utter
.,nihiiaiIais hici, lie ssss awaits fhfm, ~ the
district - tpm is adoli'd III lis bill. Sit.
,.aala that gentleman array thes. local ~, iu-
f,c.s against That sound principle have advar-
ced. that the people have MI legitimate power :
DOES lie contend that these inlag insiy 'iue. IT
territorial DIVISION, 10 which ] have advrr'rd.
are So many insupersbe barriers to the pro
ple'sndl7 The one or tine other must give
way -Enher the people mnsi sied supremacy
10 the counties, aud take the shade" Of repre-
sentaiion Ia iieu Of the su' stancr-or, the cnun-
tie. mnsi be content 10 aige up their factious
power, and ao'Inow ledge submission 10 the
high behcsis Of the maiorliy
do not fear. Sir, that this district system will
operate injurionsly IL ad pied in lieu Of the
County system hy our new government. Doubt
less they viii be made sufficiently numerous, 10
bring the representative near To the prbp'e he
may represent. Neither have any sppreben
SION IN common, with that gentleman, OF the
turbulence and excitement IL will engendef al e.
lrcIons To certain extent sir,i love the excite
nent of popular elections aud the turbulence OF
popular commotion. II is heathful to our in.
stitniiops-it betoken, n waichfu eye upon their
magistrates aud servants, ard holds those ma
gisfraies 70 Neru responsibility. With all it,
faults. even though It sometimes dsgeneraies to
righteousness aud lroil. prefer the routhest
waves Of popular turmoil to thai ahjrct and tran
qlil calm, which bespeaks reckless indificr-
ence.
In selecting between these two propositions
al Congressional Districts M The one nnnd anc
Representation from counties on the other,
confess have but little cho.ce--hoih are equal
Iy obno&ieus and should II he The pleasure Of
this legislature TO adopt either, shall look with
confidence ~ The people, 10 redreas their own
wrongs in their own way.
(Debaie 10 be continued
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FOREIGN INTELLIGESrE
LATEST FROM THE sEAToF WAR
ReSiOn Pntriot 0LFce-
"H MT JY7tC.
RllndaN Ian 10 n u IL

Mnndsy. Ian. I3-e p. NJ
LATEST FROM SMYRNA BY the sr,i
WI al hi port Of the brig CERES. Can, SOM.
from Smyrna which she let Novemb. RI M,
Toplif hss rnceived the Courier ae S,n,g, d If,
tina, date.
lhpt Soue states, that severe haiti wos
fought about Oct 10, AT Shounla in which the
links were DIFF ared with he loss of ab,r,
10000 men. AnneNed are TRANSACTIONS of,b
prInrifal items of ipieils nee IN the oni,
paprr rec"l'ed Latest adviees from Schorn-
v, ny i'fntr arrivals, were 10 the 2d ofO
her, md frrm Far,ia io ,hc lg,h III ;l
siye-
C0NSTASTiNOPl F., oet. op.-Tbe eot.
''nie rolie mas not oth tally publ. he'd the de-
tails of the fail Of yarns. There ,s.,rmor
that is fail was occa>iosed nv Tho ,.a.ohar,' 81
Jusnf Pacha brined t., the Russians Tn re-
port is without foundation Tho garrison of
Varns Welded only to superior fo,,e H,d;t
not been for ihp false movements af tho C,aod
Nisir, and the consequent destruction or bis
army which letl he g,rrison an,uopor,rd Va,
IA won d have yet held out Putli, epinion is
'oud tga'nSt the Grand Visir, and Capidst
Bdehi has been sent TO A3rianoplp, the 90
IJect = ms MISSION is not knoun
Inc russians has' purchased Vnrna Al an
'mmense loss and in despite of all the losses
4
NM the 'ofks nav" experienced, the Russian
bulletins as well as TIE prisoners in CONSTANT.
""P'p' many OF "hou, are officers of distinction
snow thai inc campaign has cosi the Emperor
great sacrafces.
Urea ACTIVITY, PREVAILS in the Turkish minis
try frman' have been given 10 NJ vsdtl
austrian vessels 10 pass iulo the Block See.
ana II was expected that. shortly after. the en
| rance into this sea wnnd be g,anied to oil.
vessels Who nigh wish it.
me most comrlere order continued to pre-
val ut Constaniinupe.
HASIt., Oct. l8.--The eari isou oftbe cas-
We winch defends The entrance of the Gulf Of
LepHnto will no' listen TO term, If capiruluon.
IL has determined on vigorous defence aud
'"e iench forces are making preparations for
a srise, after the excavations fthc peninusua
Is completed. The war has 'hus be gun and lIPa-
ven knows where it will end II is sa thai
ADMIRAL Rig" has done all in his power to
prevent the commencement of hostilncs hui
10" Inc roar Of cannon must he heard. rather
'han the quiet voice of npgotiat on
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,o.,ponsm,ui until Monday, 10 which motion
M. selsqn concatrsa. II was opposed by
Messrs Dodd,,dge and wheher. The mo
,,on 10 pospoae failed. aud the bill ~as take"
up.
NJ. Nsggin.oa then delivered hts sentiments
against the plan Of county representation Ia me
Convention.
Mr. Pa kcr of Northampton, then moved W
lay the bill upou Tue table This motion pre-
vailed
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rWENpIDnu coMaRESS.
SECOND SESSION.

Huntington City. Jan l3 in the Senate
Yesterday, various petitiohs and resolutions
were OF ted among the former was one from
New Hampshire by Mr.. BRIT, praying tina,
The passage Of the mail on Sunday, may be
proh lbited. The Chair Communicated letter
from the Go ernOr of Georgia, enclosing pro-
test o the L'gi-latuir f that State against the
taif act OF the last Session. The document
WAS read, and on motion Of Mr.. BKRRiEH, (whu
accompaniid the motion with some APRON late
remalks) ordered 10 Ia prin ed. A letter was
read from the SPEAKERS ofthe Senate and
House of Representatives of the Safe Of Della
ware, stating hat John NJ Clayton mad been
elected SENATOR from that ST. ate from he din
Of Nnrch. 1929.
Yesterday being the day appointed for the
presentation Of petitions and memorials, u very
large number ! as submitted to The Hous
Til most important OF them Was oue presented
by Mr.. CAmyRELES0. from numerous and
highly re pectaAle body Of Merchants al the
city OF New York relative TO the new tnr IT
rge memorials stated that they had previous
to the passing Of that act o Congress last sess.
ion, given prd RS tn n very consdr ruble y.
mount. toT iorei5n merchandise. the duties up
on which, on its arrival ~ the Uniied States
.ubsegueni o NJ provisions of that act coming
no o tlallun, were fnttu according to the III
creased scale. They so iciied a corresponding
dminulIon Of those duties. Mr. MERCER pre
scented u memorial from tue President aud dir
eelors Of the Chesapeake anil Ohio Canal Com
panV. Eating that il would be- more economical
Tor The Lntcd States o pay The amount OF their
subscription Tone million of Go,lars) in three
lustead uf FIVE years as ~ present pro ded
by law Mr.. MCDUFFIE, from the COMMITTEE
oi@nvs and means, reported a blli imposing
Equations on deNts at auction, tor the iu,thei
projection ofihe revenue II Was read a fl, 81
and second time and ordered 10 be commilted
~ a COMM tee ol lie whole House on the
late ri the Union, aud 10 be- printed. VAR, u.
'epo,ts we're presented fom Ihr Standing a d
other Commi tees aud bulls Iniroduced bat
he whole of them referred 10 matters of a ma
| M either private o' comparatively unimpor-
| tant. Several bills were received nom the Sc.
| nate aud Tire bills, Of local interest alone.
were read thlrd time and passed The house
then went into Committee OF the Whole, MI
toNDIcr III the Char. ON the Tennessee land
~ II the course of Drsate, Mrsns LIZA
CARSON. c. cKETr, B4rEs, WOODS (of ObIoD
IA BLAIR. addressed ihp Commi,tee. Ihe
Ito sc FINALLY adjourned until 10 day, ~ithout
coming tn decision. MIR. BLAIR beng IN DOS
session OF tile floor.
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ie.tlaaa q ash The House, g. !...a.
enter INTO the consideration of The MI u
late Tue duties on teas. and Mr. So, " 'reu'
upon the table nm anne ndnent whi., eet hid
a-d 70 move e,'ht bill which mns a.. i'en.
be p,in'rd 0'ae'rd la
haailigfon. Jan. l6.--in the sno.,a
"fhay, Dir. lbnrkS prosecuted n m. mo. if.i',
: si"aff merchants of Philadelphia. "tih
ing agamsi the prop sea reancfion az s'ta'
On teas, without iirrriy notice In :, ""'hS
poriers Ut bss The hill In ii; He IT,
portion of the irgenprs Of the rn;,,a ,'' 'nie
aarnd the several S.nhs MAS ,es..a ai'ic,
select committee of Eve. Mr.. Ark..," 10
mfied resolution, referring IN The 60 'ui-
OF forrign Relations so muel nrthe p p,
Message rs rrairs 10 the afLnn,n,.,, fhiS
hing OF the Netherlands rs umpire in :, )" TIE
Ho'efss with Hrrat Britain relating 'ou-
north east bnupdary OF the United s,a,.l nc
ing 1t To the sam" rommifiee TO incur. 'eu
rr, by the Treaty Of Client and arc. "he'.s
the constitution Of the United States H. y r."
dr"' alone has power 10 make such Fs'
mep's The Senate adjourned o,.r "Plmrt.
day. AlrU.
In the House Of Representatives. ye.,n,
alter tie resolutions. aere disnoe = o7das,
I W.. hlFh.
most pr, of The dSy ~ COMM lee or o"pled
on the state oftbe onion. Tina, ba..;l Who,
ru, aside. on i''o,ion of MIR. Msreer. a,, been
lrft IN the bill appropriating money G,p :, 'la"k
/ seryati"n aud ,cpaT OF the Cuml,e,l.. Wv pre-.
was filed With $IUo, OO ny a volt, OF >, hoaf.
| Mt. buchanan also offered his ana p" ~.
The COMMITTEE then took up the bin ,a "'Ni
io' an exploring expedition, and hay,na ',me
The blank with 6U,UV dollars, the c,e, 'D"d
rose aud rtI,ort.d The two bulls which h, ,''"ef
acted on. The IVA tills were then 90 oeeb
he engfossed AMI read third time ~" 70
MI WAS reported frcD tho Select Con,,,;
Hetfencbment, on the sutjea of Ind On
mates, and another 10 maks the elnc,;o.s e'n-
assistant clerks at borh Houses by III. o. :, We
Mr. WicthGe also laid resolution IN , ,n'u'rs
relative Ia change Of the rules bv vi, ''n'e
elections Of The House ball br hy Tho ~. me
votes OF members, as iles are called :, ~E
beiical order by the Clerk "p"a-
Washington. Jan. 1.-THE Senate did no.
yesterday, 1"' "o' I
In the House of Representative. Mr.. Mn
he' from The Committee OF Ways and NJ
fepofteda bill 10 exempt mercand,ye ;m,,a,
nnher cefta circumstances from ,be ona,a,;'
OF the law passed lsth May. 1923 kno,n "
the ne" Iaul Bill. Bills we're ,enor,ed :.
me select Committee on Rei,encbmeo, h, NV
n'ehiihe, regulating the publishing of acts -,
|""siess and by Mr.. Hamilton. The Cb,,
ma" p'esci ,p'ig the mode Of printing and d.
'''''n,s various pubic documents. they v.,.
Nreidhy Ipaa hrst and second time, and reGs,-
red foa Committee ofihe Whole un,sa
state OF the Udion Mr.. Strong. ,ro,. ~, ~" "'
ect Committee 10 whom the sterso,, y" ''
laws OF the United Stat.s ta,t -. IS " Nc
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DOCT. Howell DAVIES
Dec. | |

<EENDERS his thanks tn the citizens Of
"a Lynchburg and its negbborhood, fol their
patronage heretofore, aud very .paci'ulv so
t'cts continuance Of their fayors H., char
ses will be as low AS any Phgslcian's N this
place or is VICINITY.
W tie will practise IN families by the ycF'
ian -
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Washington, Jan l3.-in the SENATE. ve,.
terday, he bill ior the foal settlement of the
land claims OF Bosrop, Winter, and hIsi.on
hone", nas taken up; but, on motion of Mr.
SMITH OF > e., postponed to Wednesday n.xI
! ne consdera ION of the bill TO distribute a nor.
ton oil The revenues Of the United States a,nono
the several States was resumed the motion IN
>tfihe out the second section still depcndioU
Mr., BERRIES moved the indefinite posrnons.
ment OF the bill, The Senate adjourned win.
out ta&ins The question Oh either of these mo
tions.
IN the House of Representatives, the yarious
reso'"l'o" offered on the preceding day were
agreed TO- with the exception OF thar offered by
MT MERGER en- the subject Of an alteration Of
onr OF The rules, which was laid ON the fable
MI, mEkckR not being in his place, on motion
OF Nj DwiGHT-An attempt was then made tn
CAL up the b'li for the preservation and rena;r
OF the Cumberland Road, when a motion WA,
made - adjourn, on which the ayes and NOES
were taken. when il was rejected by vote of
ayes 81 noes ST, The House then refused :,
: M" cn~nni"P on the Cumberland Road
a1l by IA vote of ~ TO 6S aud The House ad.
+ 1ea without taking up NY her bnyin,s,.
WI. o"4cul .es'ricAy gave no:itc Of his In.
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Washington. Jan. II In the Senate. yrster-
day the bill 10 allow salary, of four hnnd, ed
dollars. 10 Oh" Collector at Norfolk and Ports.
mouth, under~ cut some discussion, but was not
finally disposed Of Mr. Dck.rson's Till 10 dis
tribute a portion OF the revenues Of the Untitled
States was taken up. and discussed for two
honis. when the Senae adjourned
Nearly thr'y resolui Gus on various subjects
were offered IN the Hou of Represeot.fi yes
Yesterday and the resolutions calling for in.
formation from the Executive Departments.
winch had been ~ ing on the tAble since Tues.
day last, having teen excluded by Other busi.
ness, we're agreed to- The Hone then resum.
I'd the eonsde alton of the bill 10 anthorize the
STATE OF Tennessee TO ISSUE graft, upon which
some III scnssIon, principally confined TO tre
tennessee" deleg ation, took place Mr. BART.
LETT then moved 10 lay the bill and ampr d.
meni ON the table, on which the ou.stiop was
taken by aye' and noes. when the motion was
carried IN the afiil NATIVE b, n vote of lob to Ga
So the bill was lald on the table.
In Heus" of Representatives Yesterday MIR
johnson offered an amendment TO the hill renor.
ted nv the Committee Of Ways and Means. for
regulating sales hy auction, which WAS ordered
to be laid upon the table and printed
| This amendment proposes a duty. of two mad
hali per Get on package sales, 4 Gvelper cen,
on sales by The piece. Should this amendme,,
he pressed on the House, il will probably ,ro
duce considerable discussion, for thers c,n he
no d2"ht that the proposition will be strongly
opposed.
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ie.si'9s q ash The House, 81 luesaa.
enter INTO the Consideration of The III, MI u
late The duties on teas. and Nr !" ireu'
upon the table nm amendment whieb aet hid
d.d 10 move ,o.thr bill which mns an, nc H'h.
be piinird. o'ae'rd is
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Wines and Groceries,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
South Wing
OF Union Bank Buildings.
uROC Z ATE 8,

ocEAtEs,
SvoARs--Havana white. and brown, N. o..
leans, lump, loaf, and chrystalizcd.
COFFEE Cuba, st Domingo, and Old Java.
Malaga, kegs d boxes. blown
muscatel and bunch.
Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Cinnamon, mace,
citron, Pimento, pepper, currants, almonds,
starch, soap, CASTLE sonp, hccorisc, indigo,
mustard, chocolate, ptunes, olive oil, olives,
capros, nnshovies, ginger, peariashes, potash
es, butter, cheese, Pine apple cheese.
LoRuLARDs Macaboau, rsppco, and Scotch
Snuff, and z. A. L. tobacco.
Dos ANieos best yellow and spotted segars.
VIRGIsiA, Cavcndish, ladies twist No. ],
Tobacco, I2s and los
Flour, Rice, buck wheat, poas, beans, oran.
ges aud lemons.
WIN Es,
MADt,nA-L.P., Sicily, Tsneriffe and Mar
seilles.
L,ssos, BRows SnrRRY, MALAoA SnERRv,
Day MALAGA.
PoRr-suporior Old, common and Calabri.
an ditto.
.MargauI, Pauliac, ModOc, ST
Georges, Santern, &c.
Superior sparkling.
LIQUORS,
BRASDy- Outard and Dupuy, Seignetto, q
Wois.
Rux-Old Jamaica, ST. Croix, &c.
GIx-Iiolland and country
PenTrR-EngIish and American, Hibbert''
Brown Stout, pt. & ct bottles.
TIE AS,
IMPERIAL Cattys and canni,ters
GUspowDER-do. do.
Hyson, Young Hyson, Hysn Skin, Sou
chong, Pouchong, DC.
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Shoe MdnujactOry.
Beni. Marsh, Jun. & Go.
NO. 10, Thames Street.

Respectfully inform their friends & the public,
m THAT they have on hand
complete assortment of
N& LADIES and GENTLE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Of every description, and will sell them as
reasonable as at any other Store in town
of equal qusli,y.
N. B. They also carry on the MANN
featuring Of the above articles in the first
style and warrant the same 10 be as good
in every respect as are made Of any other
Store in Newport.-Those wishing to be
fitted from their measures will please call
on the subscriber. at the corner OF Market
soaare. Newport, april 30, 1929.
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III and now offers inr sale, q complete
assortment of SUMMER GOODS--among
them arc the following, viz o..
Ginghams, French drillings,
Calicos, Black and cold last.
Pongees, ings,
Marcline silks, Wooicnets, miX'd;
Snchaws, MiX'd Grandcvlle,
Lustrings, Merlno Cashmere,
Canton Grapes, Mandarin Grape,
Gauze hdkis. Valencia VestIngs
Berage do. Marseilles do.
Silk do. Silk do.
Merino Shawls, Flag handkfs.
Tibet wool DO. Bandanna do.
Cotton Hose, German do.
Silk do. Beaver, IIoskin silk
Worstcd DO. and linen gloves;
Cotton, linen, silk, Iloskin milts.
g. wursted half hose,
A |. S o,
Broadcloths, Cassiineres. brown e. whit
ened Shectings Shirtings, Tickings, stripes,
plaids, knitting Cottons, Threads, and a
great variety Of other articles too hume
rous to mention in an advertisement.
Newport, 2lst May, 1890.
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'Vhe NEW Arrangement

i har, com. 10 The yfoilotoing de'errIina,ion:
That from and after the let day of March,
1aoo Twill not make charge on my books
io any person or persons, for less sum than
81. except tn thOss who have, or are IN The
habit Of having. open accounts with me.
All charges from ] 10 -, TO be den,anded
within co days, and those from 8 to $50 with
in the. torn of four months.
Myr,. sons for not making charges less than
81. are these - One third when called for are
aid 70 have been paid, thus creating unplea
SAINT feelings on both sides, for one or the 9th
ers mistake One third is charged 10 persons
rot again seen or ursble 20 pay-and for the
reiaai,;ng third only, payment Is made.
My reasons Coz not giving longer credit on
sums from TO $40, can be Slammed mp in a
few words IA SoT ABLE
WM. JAMES TILLEY.
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Cloth DRESSING.
Summcr Flanncls.

"M. JAMES TILLEY. has jus, open
w ed. a number Pieces Of 6rc and
thin FlEnnels, suitable for the season.
lust received, yellow Navsrinos. and viii
open both white and yellow. 20 morrow.
Mny2S
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NEW GOODS.

"ARVEY SESSIONS hos received
III and now offers fnr sale. n complete
assortment ofSUMM Err GOODS--among