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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16
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The llIoHing Notice finn the m nor of the
Lie O, C1lsmnus. 'ssnfs an appeal I'M, h.
coun irmrn vii not we arc ste, he los anSil,i =
40. II ihtIc Ia aay sbri lgemeut OF & = work
now IN progress here. il viii, we hope, he Il.
handunri--or II not, ard it Is slill persisted
III, We are slte il Should not, and lhGk ii
would nu;, br p't.onis,n, -.
-idrtrtistneH -iia, been inf ,rtnpd that
some perssn in the Uri ed STATES had undrr,a.
ken 10 shiicnic less yo.nninous work cut 81
my llt5ior. OF thu Life and VOYAGES OF Cnlu3-
bus, have tHuugh proper Immediately torA.
ecule my on Eiual inientiun of making an /.
biidgern"nl If tn History, 10 adapt ii tur gen
erhl Gu cuai!pu tn this, trust, | hive g,rru
FL Isl tory alb srscJ ii every thing of essen.
tia importance in the larger woth, aud have
pres ''ei th.'S' parts nearly enire, which have
heen considered the most sui&ins and canlac.
teri nc. II IL probable, also that the narrative
has gained spirit in III an, parts bs tie onls
SON of deals witch caused pfoOixity. but
which could not be omitted in what prof ssed
To be a complete and Gil Gun ,tantial history OF
The lhjeci
lbayc f,It the move hurt al the attempt to
Sdna sedc my work WITH &c public, from hay.
ny always conside e II IS peculiar oltering
to my 'untr men =" hose good opinion, how.
I ever the contrary lay i've bern iusituatcd
has never censed ~ b. the the etuiing ohiec,
| of my ambiio" aud the dearest wish If ms
! heart; and must confess Tint IN as,i,luous,
lab 'ring al this history OF the frs. discover,
i OF our cpun ~, have beea chich animated b,
the hopr. that h. ioteres, Of The suhjeci would
cause thc work 10 rruIain among my country.
man, and with it remembrance OF the author
~hea all the haIl productio 8 of his fame,
/ might have per'saed and been forgotten.
WASHINGTON IRVING.
SNyI-E December 1879
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16

4 G,uad Projei.-Ii is in contemplation,
says the Cayuga Republican, In consruc, n
suitable communication Tor steam boats, nn,i.
gable from Schenectady 10 Lakes oswego,
aud Ontario with n depth of water equal 10
tina, OF the Wriland canal, II is intended, by
dams and locks. aud short cnnais around
ille dams, TO make the Mohawk answer ihr
purpose to the most eligible point 10, connrc.
ling IL by canal with Oneida lake and from
Oneida 10 Osweeo il i designed 10 extend the
coin mnnica'ion by an Improvements IT the
Oneida aud 0swsgo rivers similar % that pro.
jpcted for the Mohawk.
The people ol New York will moi lei hiag,
alone AMI Il i, no wonder that those vino
stand with their arm, totied, are jealous OF the
progress OF population art improvement, in
this great Srnte.-But Heaven hcll,s those
who help hemSe'ro, Nils.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16
From d. Cpmterlaaa (nd.y ddrssa.a,

Stearngsn-Again The foilowisg Is al
extract from letter written by the father OF the
young gsnile,ssn who had Swearingea ARE s.
rcd in New Orleans, 10 his trend IN this pacs
dated
PrTIsDuRs, 9th March. 1890.
4" ioU have no doupi heard through the news-
papers an account of the arrest Of SwsarIngen.
(who, II rs believed, inbu,naneiy murdered his
wiie.l Hewa arrested al The instance Of John
v. L. Ramsey, al New Orleans. asI am infof-
med by my neighbpr Mr. Leroh. who has just
returned on buald steamboat 10 this plac.
and who was present during The transaction OF
Swearingeo's apprehension
/" John II was il. the stare. ofa Mr.. Sloo,
when Svear,ngcn came ID aud although he
had difguised h,msrlf much, lie knew hun and
stepped ouf aud made known 10 some Of III,
acqan,ntancet thai lac had discovered a muir
drrer. Mr. Leeeh and others advised lin
sirenuously TO lodge a complaint 10 the Mayor.
which he did. The officers we're Immediately
procured a person watched disbursement m the
mean time, and Uncovered him to 40 on board
n fla, boat loaded with corn, where he entered
on The top of the roof, and had hole made
down amongst the corn, where he WAS secre.
ted, nnd ARMED with a loaded rifle, psi oil and
dirk.
=" The officers came on him before hs MAS a.
ware Of IL /. how evrr, he drew his dirk, the shcr
III vii q cooked pistol n his breast. ard auo-
Tier person with drk threatening him with
death il h. re.,bt, d, and Ire gave him,rlt up; he
was then secured by lying, though Ire made
Two Intellectual attempts 10 break of. lie cal
Il himself Thomas Marin, from llopii syAIe,
Kentucky ; and had saddlebnss So marked.
John called another witness ho knew hun
During his examination, he discovered john in
the crowd, and ASKED n man. pointing M tie
tune if hat young man was moi Ramsey lie
was leld he was hf then acknowledged his
name 10 be S~carlngen, hut said he was moi
the one a'luird %. Now the Governor % Ma.
ryiaod may demand him al any lime lac pleas
e. he is safely committed to the jail Of Or.
leans"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16

" ME following were The nlmhers drawn 10
- determine the prizes in the Richmond
Dock Lottery. 2nd Class, VIZ:
% rs 81 ~
Renew Jour smsh prizes in the onion ,Canal
Lo,tery-Capi,ais S3OoOO-l5 boO-lo,uoO-
&c.-The lucky numbers can be hal at
HEFSoN'S ofhce.
Lynohbure
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16
ANOTHER THEATRE BURNT.

Yee York. ADrii 10, is29.-1hi, morning.
about thee O'Clock IN. city Was alarmed by the
crs nf hfe, sudiis inhabitants, most ditant
from III. scene OF eon1agration. were soom n
reused Nv tie excess of Ugh, 10 he conscious.
ness thai II wns very enien,iye one. II was
nscsrtaised 10 be the Lafdyeii, Theatre. which
occupying space between Laurens aud
Thompson streets of 10 feet in breadth and 200
in depth, wlllis shingle roof, and wooden Gu
poln, presented Ms ~e first saw it in one fierce
and continuous blaze n most menHcing rs well
rs most pagnifesn, sight. The counbust,bili'
" of the materials. and tie height to which the
Gre had got, he ore the eugi.es could arrive,
together with the Darrowness Of the streets in
trout and rear Of the burning building, and
its sides being masked by brick housrs, render
ed every effort 10 save II unayalng. II wns
/ therefore, abandoned 10 lis fate, md all rIer
iions were directed 60 save tue adjoining build
ngs. aud tho Oh much injury sns sustained,
much more thdi al one lime appeared nnavoid-
/ able wa. prevented. AZ il l., III, destruction
/ i.sffy sfed', lnlludng Grsl, The thcane aud all
is wardrobe -upon wuisb these Was not one
shilling Of insurance the ten three story brick
houses, forming 1he Lidck between Lnmens
and thompson Streets. aud fronting on Canal
street, ofsY3cP the six ceutre ones were CON
pleieiy Quilted, and prcsPnt " the naked walls,
.
the Interior and roofs --ihese were II is und r.
stood. mostly iesqreI. and the goods IN tnesn.
for they were chn1y occupied below u. dry
good shops, also genersi,y msnrrd, we're npst
! y sved, ihongh probably noi without injury
from the hds,e o removal. In Lauiens' sir.ri
/ three brick house, North OF the Iheat.r, be-
Rinning with the Shakespeare Tavern. occa pied
ny Mr.. Allison aud extenhing l.. No 10, nccu.
pied by Mrs. Dexter, and "a by Mrs. Green
were destroyed; the two nert adjoining ones
were also mach injured IL Thompson street
the double three story biick house, No. 8, o.
cupieh by NJ. Sanford No 3. Untenant, d F,
anl No 7. occupied hy Mr.. Carroll, were III ,fe
CT less injured, III" cor ,ites, window frames
and architraves being all consumed, A stable
OF two, aud a small blkehou,P, adjoining tn
theatre were also consumed nnu II WAS m
one or Other Of thesc last Pnumerntrd buildings
thai the fire originated Il did not take in the
Theatre; but VA. communicated to il from IN
a Joining building. Tn. whole is su pecied 10
be the work of ne"udlsrrS we heard II
SAID on The spot though wekneV not how &C
clrn'ely. that some suspected individuals had
been arrested
The Theatre was ow nrd Nv MIR. II. Yaie.,
10 whom it was rerratly been conveyed, VIZ
briepr,as security for rnouies advanced 1he
building, en Chnai sliect were al u owned Il,
Mr.. Yatesnad "a ere insured.
No lives were lost, nor did we hear fanny
accident nj this fire Tn nlghi was, as tnr
dav hab ben, dark AMI rainy bon. fortu
nalrly, with Gnie Wind
About O'Clock this morning, another fire
broke on IN wooden stable, between Ma.
berry and Orange 'trets, which soon burnr
out, without doing mech damage
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16
[ an lhe Ernrrir InlirnnL

What p ctnre 81 the utter lnsincerty and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF political attachment, is
presented ~ the twn lines which follow:
Extract Of a letter rom HnshiHgion.
We hear nothing aerr Of Mr., era" tord.
al. friends are now the friend, Of his persecu.
tors
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16

= Eit lUi'owing numbers were drawn ="
- teiermine the prizes in the Cornac'ts
STATE Lottery, extra elias ho, 10. VIZ a.,
10 "a IL / 81 20 IL u
The craving oftne great Onion Canal E''
terry. class No, 3, will be received AT 'hi' q"
ou Tu sday next Call ani renew .oHr p
ses a, hEW SONS. Lynchbure'
- Aurit 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16

Smoking Tobacco.
YfUST opening full supply Of iiaS,e"
- smoking tobacco. Howell DAVE
April Is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16

col one ihir1 Of aaies, u is supposed, was
insured. The fire. ragged about FIVE hours.
yarious reports are IN circulation is relstion
TO II, or ig,n--but rs every thug, ~ present. is
confusion sud conjecture, we refrain from
aoiicing ihrm. The hsrrird details too,
which we have made. must pecsssarify be
imperfect. Proyidenlially. no liyrs h"ve
boon ios-indcrd. we have no, heard &c a
single persona CO iden, OF a ssrioos nature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16

4,I.l'SY> eA,kIIVAI s :
, s"n,'r o aa, :' frTr%sa; ' Al.
CaI,coes from New Yonl, 4nd WiII be r"efns
iom that Guy from time 10 time, Coed, sum
for the approaching 'season, selected bF a.
experienced hand. H.. ALIl9Ua
NIarea Ii !SII
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16

Shearng,n-Again The following Is an
extract from letter written by tbs father Of the
young gentleman who had Swearingea ARES
led in New Orleans, 10 his trend in this pacs
Lad
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16

April 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16
Palms in Oil, &c.

SxY,L;.x, December, 1923.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-09
atOGe s'utIsng,
PHILIP STEvENs.

Informs his friends undtde Pubic generally
rNHAT he still carries on tho STONI
l. CUTTING business III al IFS various
branches. ut his yard, No. 222. North end
Of frbumes Street, where he hecps con
stantly on hand GRAVE STONES Of oil
descriptions, as cheap as csa be had ]" this
or any neighboring State; abb slase Grave
Stones cheaper, and warranted eoopi
He regards not the falsebooie Of IDLE
people from other places, who wish 10 car
ry money out OF the town.
N b. All orders from the country strict
ly attended to-
Newport April iG. 1890,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-09
WILLIAM GOFF,

Has CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
At his Store head OF Gurdner's icharf ntrt
South Of The Brs,cerg
A great variety Of CORDlALs. Of good
~. quality, such as Robbery, or Winter
green, Peppermint, Anniseed, Tansy, Cinna'
mon, Lemon, Glove, and Spearmint CordiaIs
The above may be had in any quantity al oo
cents per gallon
Also; a general assortment of GROCE'
RIES, LIQUORS, Wines, Teas. Crockery, &c
which will be sold as cheap as can be Purehas'
ed else where.
The subscriber gratefully acknowledges the
liberal patronage hitherto afforded by his
friends. and hopes by bis endeavors to please
and strict attention 10 business, to merit q
continuance oftheir favors. Feb 70.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-09
New Books.

Lite Of Columbus abridged ~ wssi. ihc-
90. Irving. I vol -
merson. esq. ] vol.
Tne Last OF the plansageretts, ! vol.
ID ,sars military adventures. = vol.
s;emoi, Il Doct John Mason Good, vol.
Memoir Of mrs. Sarah Huntington. vol.
Received by WIN. CALLAHAN
June lSs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-09
NEW Spring Goods.
JOB SIIEG:NANu
HAS JUST RECEIVED FROM BOSTON,
n LARGE .9SSOR3.uE.NT OF
SPRING g. SUMNER GooDs,

Which ,eiHIe sold at reduced prices,
Among which are,
DLUE, mixed and olive Broodcioths,
ID sattinetts, silk and Valencia Ves,ing,
black and red Circassiun, black Lasting,
yellow nankin, nankin and Centon grapes,
blue. black, pink, white, brown, and olive
Gros dc Naples silks; colored Florence blk.
snchaw, white and colo1ed satin, Russia
damask, linen damosk cloths. linen checks.
line masland linens. white and brown drill
linen and cotton lawn, linen cambric hkis.
Russia diapers, plain and fg'd Swiss mus
lin, fancy cravais, leno and book muslin, .
large assortment Of small figured culicocs,
gnghams, Mexican sa,teens pretty arti-
Gle for chldren's wear brown cambric fine
white German cotton hose, brown batist, a
new style Of beltings. rich garnture rib
bons, large and small shell combs, toge,h
er with almost every desirable article Of
the day, and of good kind, oil which are
offered as low rs at any other store in
town. 4th mo. 23d, 1920.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-09
FraMk\iM Observatory

VIE subscribers have the satisf.k,;oa :,
Il informing the public and yisl,ns go
gers, that on Monday the eth ins,,n, ,sa,
viii open The OBSERVATORY n, IN ny
reception OF company. The proprlein,s h.m m
spared no expense In order TO render ,h;. r.
'ablishment as convenient and comfbt,shl. :.
any other Of the kind in this or srv -, -
neighboring States. The Obscryato,y i. =.
Ughtiully situated on the Hill, at the Sos,,,
east part of the town. and on ono of ~. 60,
sites in New England; comman ndiny n b,o,s
and extensive view of the surrounding ocesn
resort, two 10, There are connected with this
Of beautiful w. ALLEYS and long r,nrs
SO, accommodations are 6n,,sads,s nc sn'e
ali timssse sere select Partcs o.n be- G,,a;rp superb
t., IA separate asd ns,,hcd ,."'shcd al
IN one OF the upper stones sn. private rooms
a. ,.r.i rate billiard table, i 80 N which
'bs Pubic ,JS Bar S Room os tEsl sss sssslhsS With
always be supplied with the choicest Liquors,
and every other LUXURY usually lied for at
similar Establishments
MR. BuRpIcK, one ofthe conces,, o. sapies
The TEA-HOUSE, contiguous % the
which will also soon bo ready
Tor the reception of company. MIR B with
no aid of a sufficient number of suitable a
s,stanis will take all possible pains to accom-.
irodate those who may be pleased to patron
lze the Observatory.
CLARKE BURDICK,
THOS. STACEY, Jun.
Newport, april 10th. 1929.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-09
NAW @0pW0~

DOSE, light I've, French grey. brown
u - battIste for -ses.
Italian net j, jet, blue, black, pur-
pie, brown, &c.
Rose, straw,ligh, blue. .Acrophane grapes
Black Italian. gros de Nap, lcvantinc,
Synchav Silks.
Black Lace Wells.
Table linen Of oil widths.
Irish Linens, German e. Russia diapera.
hortn V-ss;mares, drillings, black last.
in, Curgssishs
>uprt., Nasooa. -, ,..cses. nns, ~,
Srg'.Sh rjns aams . isshicEsb,s, ess
tsRe h.tr essts .fAaae,
\ grsaV asRot't,es.. ~ ,aps a, s,aecs ~
c. rsiases .sssA ~ \ ), sA.t
! 4 stsas -, rfcerss liacss esys
- @tss Nc.
s. 4 i : d ;-ase s,sris 'sl.,.s,
boscs1s. wN' = Qec9s 'ss}lsy sF ...nxile :.
sire. 10 be cold al efcw We g pYlsass y,A.s
sbcfe via sssH,t srrieiv = pii, f;sass !
Ni.,sh \. eon;ia ,sNsso alb.ns. ~, sfr.ns
Ns& Eosk, VII as- N a v''fs 'eN ~
'0stN \ fslN ss..rND
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-09

Respectfully informs his friends ard N,
public,
TNHAT he has removed from Bannister'.
IL wharf To the Bake House in Broad
street. formerly occupied by Moses g. w
Thurston, directly opposite the II ay Scales,
where he intends carrying on the
IA..E nNiS t:.tTSTNNsSo
and where may he hnf had IL saEANo"Es' as.,
day the following kinds Of BREAD, " ithe
Loaf Bread, sugar and molasses Ginoer
bread, hard and sof. Crnc kers. New YnrL
do; ship and Pilot bread, sugar and mo.
lasses Cookies; Buns, tea rusk. sponge
lemon cake, butter biscuit; water biscuit.
&c. &c &c.
Mr.. GEORGE w. SrANuorE, a, tho cor
ner OF Bannlster's wharf, will be supplied,
ttor the accommodation of customers re
siding in that vicinity with the above ar
icles every morning, where they may be
ought al the same price as at the Bake
ouse.
Stores and families, in any part OF the
own, can be furnished from his cart, with
tny articles in his line.
VEDDLVG C.4KES. warranted of the
drst quality, made to order.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-09

Comprising
WHITE and red merino and Thibet
w Shawls, dark and light prints, very
air dark blue Calicoes for Cd; rich garni
ures, gauzc hdkfs belt and wrist ribbons,
Circassians, Brown batiste,
Cotton Hose, Swiss dresses,
Ginghams. plain broad Taf Rbbons,wors
ted braid, cold cambrics, flag adkfs.cheap,
striped jean &c. Also on hdnd,
Broadcloths, Barege hdkfs.
Cassimeres, Furniture patch,
Vestings, Nankns,
Flannels, Umbrellas,
Linens. Broad Diapers,
Linen cambrics, Black Taffcta,
Imitation do. and Florence,
Null and jaconet muslin, plain and figured
Swiss do; book muslin, black and colored
gro de Nap; black lace wells, green gauze
ditto,
Bleached and unbleached shirtings and
sheetings, tickings, stripes, ginghums and
sattinetts. april %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-09

JUNE il,ns
HAMMONfssSS
Circulating Lf6,a.

RECENT sDUiTIOf.
xusi Protestant +; q tale Of
go. Queen Mary, 2 vols.
x042 Sailors and SAINTS or M
, 49,. nnnvcrs--"there' ne
!! la@ Black RooA, Sd volume.
svv s Cas''lisn, a novel. 2 vol.
W4 Shipp's extraordinary III
2 vols.
- f'-'sIs of Lii. ~ he !.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-09
I've NEW Arrangement.

l. hdee esase 70 re foilo,eing determinations
ThssGom and after the 1st day Of March,
1929 1wiH no, make q charge on my books
To- any person or persons. for iess Sum Than
81. except ., t,-se VINO haze, OF are IN the
habit of hssix Jpen aceou.ts with me
All charges ':pFn 20 -, 20 re ls., ,aa,.. 4
,vtthin CO dave. - : t.es- i.o.n 3 TO S2O,with
in the terr = g. = Was.
NV reasons =. - 1.ss-pg s''a-ge. less than
eI. are these. = q. nh,v.' when lied .os az
said TO have zee sid $3.50 un.'-s.
am, feelings on bic >.sios. ,oT "D- .n- gsi..
et'. mistabe- On. Esss IS charged a. persons
not again seen or 1rsh'7 % pAS-sod for the
remaining hiTd or ~. '"os
Gums from 3 to $50 81 be ssr'a's' y n Z
few words-I AN sor al.
WIN. JAMES TiLDEY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-09
WOOL CARDLNG.
THE subscriber informs his old Gus
l. toners and the public, that he contln-
ues to Card Sleeps Wool of all grades.
Cloth DrgSsinU.

He also continues to Dye g. Dress Wool.
len Cloths of every description, real Indigo
Blue and all other colors required.
He will also manufacture Wool into yarn
or cloth, all which will be done speedly,in
a superior style, and on The mos, reasona.
BILE terms SAMUEL CLARKE.
IPArticles intended TO be sent 10 the Fac.
tory, may be left with Geo Knowles or job
Sherman, Newport; Sanford Almy, Little
Compton; Pelog Cory, Tiverton; or jeremiah
Clifford, Bristol Ferry Nav 81, iSg9.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-09
Feather Beds and
Feathers.

AIlA:EAE IAGE5Is
II EEPS constantly on hard at No. 2,
~ Charles street, quantity Of best
r. Geese and Fowl Feathers. and Fcsth
er beos, from the frn quality to the lowest
orized: also. an assortment OF matraEs -, OF
all kinds. May ~, 1919 --Iy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-09

TN All IT, various branches, such a. ponu'
umonts, tomc and erats stohss. chimney
p;e.ss sfss stors md sosp stono TOT hse PA
rer. 49, fbls f,c,fg, free stone steps, eSan's
e. s,.,s .as ,1ss ,inh;nG. flag and cpsb
..nns ssi side ,..iks For furthsf psd'ou'af'
inquire of Wa. Lovfs.
June H. 4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-09
Wines and Groceries,
HHOLESaLE s. RETAIL.
South Wing
OF \ -,u" AaMk Dundincs.
On 90 Ehfns,

6RoO Err Z Hs,.
SuoARs--tiavsna white and brown, N. Or
leans, lump, loaf, and chrystalized.
CorrEr-- Cuba, st Domingo, and Old Jayn.
RAis'ss--Malsga, kegs h boxes, bloom
muscatei and bunch.
Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Cinnamon, mace.
ritron, Pimento, pepper, currants, almonds,
starch, soap, CASTLE soap, iccorise, indigo.
mustard, chocolate, prunes. olivo oil, oliyes.
capres, anehovies, ginger, pcnrlasbes, potash.
cs, butter, choose, pine apple cheese
IoRtiLARDs Macabcau, Tappee, and Scotch
Snnf, and +. a. l.. tobacco.
Dos A@ioos,bss yellow and spotted rcrars.
VIHoss,A, Cavsndisl, ladies' tsist No J.,
Tobacco, les and IGs
Flour, Rice, buck wheat, peas, bsaus, dfar.
gcs and lemons;
WINES,
MApKInA-L.P, Sicily, TcneriiEs ani Mar
sc,lles
lasnoS, BnowS shnhRs, MArAsA sIrRny,
Day MALAaA.
ponr- supctio. Old, common and Calaeri-
an ditto
| CLAeEr--. .Margcua Pauline, DIedoc, ST.
Georges, S,,utern, DC
CDAnrAioss--s Superior sparkling.
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Rum--old ysms'ca ~ vroix, &c.
Gis-- Holland ani counly y
PsnTEa-- English and American. fiibbcrts
Brown stout, pi. d. qt bottles.
TEAS,
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Crockery g. Glass ware.

Liverpool g. Cnston Earthcn Ware,
English e. American Glass do.
A N extensive assortment Of the above
"A Jus, received, e. repacked in lots to
suit purchasers, at prices much lower than
New York, Boston, or Providence, consist
ing of
BruE rnfNTnb.
Dishes. 10 to IL inch, plates, twiflers, rnuf
fins.
Bowls, 12s, 2as, sos. Jugs, S., 40, Gs, las,
24s, and 3Os.
Baisons, a., Gs. Ewers. do do.
Chanbets, as, Go Covers, do. do.
Sallads, round square. and scoiopcd
Vegetables, with covers. Pickle leaves,
Fruit baskcts and Glands. Sauce toaTecns
complete.
Choose trays, Nappccs, & brush trays.
Coffee pots, tea pots, sugars, creams,
Teas, handled, and cofiecs, do.
NJ y.Arp WHITE GOLD soRpEREp cHinA.
Csfae bowls : saucers, handled and not
handled AsA
T,ss, do. ~ do. do.
eT plates, n PES, &c.
\ nIuE. 81, speEp.
Dishes, 10 to 10 inc. "la,es, twifors,
and puilins
Salads. oval and scollopct; pickl, caves.
Jugs, Gs Boats, &c. &c.
EfAWELLED.
nG. wgars, creams, and tcaa,
.nberb, Saisons, bowls Il jugs.
9. coLOURFD.
Dishes, s TO 20 incl. Plstes, twihcrs, and
suppers.
Baisons, is, Gs, os. Chambers, do. do do
Bowls, l2s, 24s, and Sos. Coffee pots urns
Toast disl,os, besumangc moulds, g. mugs.
Jugs 10, 6s, ,ss, 24s, & bakers.
IL a SS,
f'yts F.s--qts. heavy cut, fiutcd, finger
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30 - do do. ball top.
IN ,',mond & glory.
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NEW GOODS,

"ARVEY SESSIONS has received
IL and now offers for sale, a complete
assortment Of SUNNI Err GOODS--amopg
them are the following, WV:
Ginghams, French drillings,
Callcos, Blacicand cold last
Pongecs, Sings,
MarcllWe silks, Wooieucts mix'd;
Sinchaws, ,Mix'd Grshdevillc,
Lustrings, Merino Csssimere,
Cantcn Games. Mandarin grape.
Gauze a. Fslencia Ves'Ings,
Beragc do. Marssilles do.
Silk do. Silk do
Merino Shawls. Flag hapdkfs.
Tibet wool DO Bandanna do.
Cotton I.osr German do.
Silk do, Beaver, HoakiE silk
Wors.easscp and linen gloves.
Cotton, .ifes.. ei,E, Aoskp mitts.
s. worsied half hose,
A /. s. O.
Brosdcloths, CGssrIr.res brown a. whit.
ened Siiec,ings. .snirtings, Z ickings stripes
plaiis, knitting Cntfoos Threads, and 0
preas variety &C crher articles TOO aume
rous 10 mention IN an advertisement.
N1woot;, 2lst way, 1929.