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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20
From tte Journal Of Commerce. OF


T. Rom MApEIRA.-Letters from Madeira to tho
OF september, received In this city, state that af
n thne island were by no means settled. The :
OF reform had been carried 10 the ne ,Ixs or
most ignorant and unworthy citizens 6il;p,
places of the most wor!hy.-A man of war stnY
cd there, was for several days rebellion for wan
or rny.-An English frigate from St. Mchae,,E
brought the glorious OF the defeat of the Moei
ilIes at Terceira,-addng, that the line of hattie
ship d. John VI was ut st. Michaels condemned.
being entirely untitled for service Vbe Mir,,ei;tas
were in great trouble.
Several outrages had been committed at 81, MI;
chacis upon American vessels, and the Miguelites
gay that while the United States exists as free ma
ton the throne and the altar will never stand fr
The cons titutionasts the other hand arc w,;nn,
10 SEQ how the American government will hear ercS
insults and whether General JACKSON will rest SAT-
sfhd with simple restitution of The vessels nm, III,
payment of damages!
a letter from Natchez of the ath ult snys s.Ybn
s,0w LeveI IN this places every body has run off
10 " ashington, all the merchants. citizens &C. ThY.
drays are running day and night. Five deaths bnve
occurred since yesterday morning."
Cefcbratins at Afogara-A Gentleman who vii.
messed the performances at the Falls on the 6tb met
has communicated to the following particuars:
About O'Clock, the schooner Superior appeared
In sight, oped by small boat. When within
short distance of the rapids the small boat made for
the shore Phe Superior came down in the centre of.
the channel, between Goat Island and the Canada
Shore On the first plunge into the RAPIDS the ,,s
of the schooner fell overheard with n crasb-shn
then dragged down few rods and stuck fast ON n
rock, to the greRt disappointment of the many thor
sand spectators who crowded the banks of these
mighty water There is no doubt the vessel would
have reached the great cataract without any Other
injury than the loss of her masts had she not unfor
tInateiy como down the very shalowest part of the
chnnnei. - VAC
we ais" c1rn that on the next day, Mr.. Putcl,
made jump down distance of a HUNDRED feet, but
we are not Informed from what point.
Commercial .4llSertiseY4
According to latest advices received in London
from Sierra Leone, that i'll ated colony was still in e
most depioFabe condition. Yhe hopes of relief which,
were entertained short time have proved faE
sadous The epidemic had spent its fury at the
time supposed; it was only quesccnt for moment, or
speedily returned with, if possible increased n,alir
NIFTY. Out of the few Europeans who Were inIabi-
anis ofthe place, twentythree or twenty -four had
been swept way: and in place of the town III
which the houses that had felt it's banefu influence
were marked wi,ha black spot, that sign of woe and
misery was lamentaby frequent. Even the Cover
nor, with all bis staff. has left his residence in the
town and sought place of refuge in the barracks.
Nade who carried off the entrusted 10 him by thu
nk Bank in Boston, has been tho State Prison
for three years. '
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20

letter dated New Orleans, Sept e. received in this place
states that the ycow fever IS for fsuects susidra
great many have died this Mr. Wers who was yry
III when ] last wrote you, is dead.
II would be very mprudent for any person. not accustomed
10 This climate, TO venture before the cold weather regularly
in. 09'''V
In consequence of tie backwardness sugar crop ,c
gndng Of the cafe would not earlier tie is,
o. NoveUicer -Forfgit Beqcoa
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20

could no, have made choce mere agreeable TO him
than by gvingthe mission to your Highness Ihopc
you will find the confirmation of this assurance in the
feelings which here express to you in the name of
my august MASTER"
Letters from Tifs, of aoth July, say that the body
of the late Russian Ambassador, GriboaJow, had
been brought to that city and inferred with all the
honor due to his rank.-Hauaburg Papers. Sept. 5.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20

Office of Mail Cont,acfe, 18Th 9p,iL 1870
am instructed by the Postmaster General IN
STATE 10 reply 10 your letter Of THIS day iae that no has
Wsn 10 withhold the publication of Advertisements fo the
Ndos nteiisencer but wishes the Editors to conrue the
or Advertisements en'anang the Department
at the time of debating this letter. it is clear Mr.
barry saw with his own eyes, and acted from nat,I-
raj impulse. 1t took some ueeks to convince him
tnat the public interest secondary copsidera-
ton and 1t was not until nearly two months afler
that ne was persuaded to cause the following letter
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a letter from Natchez of the 9TH ult says ssYb
yellow fever is in this place; every BODY has run o.
10 " washington, all the merchants. citizens &C. TIL
drays are running day and night Five deaths Inv
ocrurrcd since yesterday morning"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-10

WASHINGTON, Fen. 1.-THE Senate did NOT
sityesterday, having adjourned over until Monday.
In the i9o"se IF Representatives., MIR. Smyth,
Oh virginia, called up the resolutions introduced
~ NM In december last, to amend the Constitu-
uon Of the U. s.; and proposed, as an amendment
20 tnem, resolution thai no person who had filed
the office OF President should be eligible for a
reelection. The question underwent considera.
oie discussion, in which MIR. Williams, Mr.. Blu
chanan, MIR. Dwight, Mr.. Drayton, Mr. Mallary.
and MIR. Weems joined. MIR. Dwight moved 10
postpone the consideration Of the subject until the
81 oil March; but, upon division by yeas s. nays.
Sne motion was rejected by a majority Of l97 to
rs. Mr. Weems moved an amendment. in con.
tosmity, he observed, with one moved by him i'm
the 18th Congress, that the resolutions a,nentato-
ry OF the Constitution, should not come into efec ct
until the expiration OF years from the De Rod of
their adoption. His proposition, however, was
negahved without division OF the House. Some
further discussion took place, and several other a
mendments were submitted, until the hour for the
consideration OF resolutions had slapsed when Mr..
Vance unnecessarily moved TO suspend the rule
OF the House applying to that subject. Mr. De-
Graft asked and obtained leave of absence for MIR
Silas Wright, Jr. from Thursday until the close of
the Session. bill for the abolition of Lotteries
within the District of Columbia, was read a third
time, and passed.
The bill from the Senate, for the purchase and
distribution OF 500 copies OF Gordons Digest Of the
Laws OF the U. s., was read Sd time, and passed
by majority of l2O to &c. The House then went
intb Committee of the Whole, Mr. HAYNES in
the Chair and took up the consideration of private
bills for the remainder of the day bill to re-
lease the right of the u s. to certain lands in East
Florida, to the heirs at-law, and devisees of VIM
Drayon, dec was, after long discussion, set aside
by a successful motion to strike out the enacting
clause; and bill for the relief Of Francis Pres,
ton, was, on the Committee rising, reported to the
House. Previous to decision upon it, however,
there being no quorum, an adjournment took place
u. S. Tel.
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500 REWARD.

n WILL give reward Of Twenty Dollars for experimenting
my negro woman Leyer spd her to children Harriet and
n;mey; they 90 the 26h December last Lever
bout ~ yesI old, about feet or inches high she bas
pleasing couausnee when spokeo 10, her rsher vide
her trout aud teeth much dsesyed her clothing well
that Of her children homespun yarn. Harriet i, ~
yesrs old September, her lips thick and full
ooe both Of her legs thighs oeesscnsd by Gre she
esmmen lttle sud limps IN Of her ets Lsyer hiss
father Capt VIM. Dspdrdgs's three miles below Rockets
and some relation, 10 the beghbourhood Of Turks Isud,
Charles City ccvntyj expect she !, lurking Of the
shove named plsee'; her mother belous Mr. W.
ley OF Osrcl'ns county shs h.s been IL CsL Dsnd5ge
s9s 10 tbs neghborbood Of Turks I.laod
sedsr the penslty- Of the lag. TBoS. o'EALE,
Eius Wflsp, EsbIo. 90 s5g@
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BE Senate adjourned
Tt Hc Ediioys A.

= . TIC FulTOT3 q W FtVTnITsT.
In my last Communication, gave YOU brief
sketch 81 the progress mad and the making, by
The domestic retire nchmcut society, formed al the
Grove Meeting honse, in tn county Of r. Ed.
ward. now send Won 2I3 pieces Of homemade
cloth, as samples Of what VIC have done in the vav
Of clolbing for our families. sincerely regret
II il NOT IN my power r. furnish You with sgcci
mens Of all ih5 dresses, SC. manufactured by our
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-10
JOHANNA.

HAVE farned my horse e'obsuns Robert H,rt ofIf,1
"a, Ooaoty vs. where he viii stand the ensuing ,..o
and under ~hsse ocr,roi he Eiliyhe Tor ,ss s,a,cr
NO NJ Bolts
rf ~
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-10
DEE. sATURDAY. JANUARY 10. 1879

The DELAWARE REGISTER is published every Saturday
orning by A. g. H. Wilson, No l05, Market Street. at
so Dollars per annum, paid in ddpance; or Two Dollars
|nd Fdy Cents at the end Of the year.
Hondbis Cards, Hanks Pamphlets, and Job Printing in
executed with and despatch and at mode
~ Advertisements inserted reasonable terms.
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TIE ARCHER BOY.

Written by Mrs. c. B. WILSON, and sung
by Miss Love, in the play of "The Par
tizans."
Oh chide him not, the Archer Boy,
Since he is bcauty's richest treasure;
His very tears ara drops of Joy,
Ills sghs are but the breath OF pleasure.
A transient shown of April skies
The darkest storm that DER him flies.
When chide him not, the Archer Boy,
Eho' changing is each rainbow feather;
Who would the fairy brood destroy,
That loves bright wing collects togetber3
OH chide him not, sweet Archer Boy.
Oh, never say love can deceive
That hos traitor altogether;
Sometimes like Summers balmy eve
Sometimes December's freezing weather.
Tho smiles and tears are mingled seen,
While hopes and fears step in between.
Then chide him not, the Archer Boy,
rho changing is each rainbow feather;
Who would the fairy brood destroy,
That loves bright wing collects togother'
OH chide him not, sweet Archer Boy.
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Printed, and Published BY
p 9 HH& Ys
MY GENTLE Lutte.

MY GENTLE Lutte.
My gentle Lutte alone with thee
wake my saddest tone;
II seems as il thou ,mourn'st with mo
For hours Of gladness gone.
If hast ly 'mongst thy waiting strings
My fingers lightly fall.
Some visions Of the past il brings,
Of days we can't recall.
My gentle Lutte, how oft have we,
Beneath the moonlight ray,
To Beauty's ear breath'd harmony,
In many a love taught lay:
But she who lov'd and he who sung
Arc chang'd, my Lutte. and thou
That OH to lays of love hath rung,
Must tell of sorrow now.
Some happier hand, in future hours,
May wake thy liveiiest strings,
And wreath tnee Ger my Lutte, with flowers,
As ] did in my spring,
But yield till then, before we part,
Thy saddest tone to me,
And LET thy mourning masters heart
An echo ind in thee.
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Assessor'S Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, That the Sub
scribers were appointed in legal Town.
Meeting, held the I'd inst. to assess Tax OF
~ ,533 o2 cents, on the Inhabitants and
hateable property in this Town, to be collect.
ed and paid into the Town Treasury on or be-
fore the first day Of Dec next We thore.
Tore call on all persons interested therein, to
give into either Of US, List OF their Rateable
Estate, on or before the 18th day Of July next
Verbal statements will not be received, and
Lists handed in, must DO according to law,
and attested
ANTHONY v. TAYLOR,
JAMES b. PHILLIPS,
JONATHAN II. ALMY,
NATHAN B. IlAhlMETT.
Newport, July 2; 1929.
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VIM. l.. Melville,
Yin Plate Worker,
No. l62, Thames street,

No. l62, Thames street,
ToNTINUEs to carry on the above busi-
~ ness as usual, and keeps constantly on
hand, general assortment ofTIN WARE,
and other articles in his line, to suit the
market, and positively will sell them as
low as can be purchased in the State, not
excepting Of pedlars; those who wish to
encourage their own townsman, will do
well TO call aud satisfy themselves of the
truth Of this assertion.
Merchants and Pedlars can be supplied
at wholesale, az low as can be purchased
in the United States. Old Pewter, Lead,
Copper. Brass, and Rags, taken in prefer.
cDce TO cash.
GFSOAP STONE FURNACES, and
OVENS for Baking.-Also, Hard Char.
coal of the first quality, by the bushel or
larger quantity.
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State of Rhode Island, &c.

NEWPORT, sc.--CYerk's olfce, Supreme ia
diciai Court 29th July, 1920.
EDWARD SNOW, of the town and coun.
~ ty Of Newport, Baker, has this day filed
in this Office, his petition for the benefit of the
lnsolvent act, passed ut January session, 1923
Notice is therefore hereby given to the
creditors Of said Snow, To be and appear be.
fore said Court, TO be holden at said Newport
within and for the county aforesaid, on the
fourth Monday of august next, TO show cause
why the prayer of said petition should not be
granted. G. e. nj. CLERK.
II. Y. Cranston, Attorney
July Both. for petitio4sr
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Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
TIlE Hon. Court of Probate Of the town
Il of Newport, have appointed the sub
scribers Commissioners TO receive and ex
anime the claims against the estate of
Capt. JARVIS p. HART,
late ofNewport, mariner, dec. represented
lnsolvent, and six months from this date is
allowed to the creditors 10 exhibit the same.
and we will attend for that purpose at the
house ofJohn Pitman on the last SATURDAYS
in August, October, and December next, at
2 O'clock p. m. JOHN PiTMAN,
JAMES BOONE, : Com'rs.
JOHN BARKER,
All persons indebted are requested to
make immediate payment to
Gro. &. SHAW, Admir-.
Newport, July 6, 1929.
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.ASSlGNEES NOTYCE.

TIiE subscriber hereby gives notice that
u he has received an assignment OF all
the property OF JEpEpiAn ID. BRIess, in
trust for the benefit Of his creditors, &C.
cording TO the provision Of his deed of As.
signmeut. Creditors are requested toexhi.
bit their claims, and all persons indebted
to him are requested to make immediate
payment to PAUL MUMFORD, .qs'nee.
Sonth Kingston, June oath 1929.
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State of Rhode Island &c.

(eotN VI A'tOtsC AosofV "
IN General assembly June Session, 1920.
RESOLYED, that the General Treasu.
~ rer be aud hereby is directed to de-
post, subject to his order for the use OF
The State, all the funds Of the State now in
his hands, or which may hereafter be re.
,eived by him,in such safe and responsible
Bank, either in Newport or Providence, as
viii give the greatest rate of interest for
the money so deposited.
Resolrtd further, That tho balance OF
he interest account on .hc monies so dc.
Posted, be set apart and appropriated for,
ind be added TO the School fund Of the
State; and that the General Treasurer be
lur,her directed to invest the same once in
every year, in stock ofsuch Bank or Banks
this Slate,as his Excellency The Govern
br of the Stale for the time being shall di.
rect. True copy; Witness
HENRY BOHE.N, Secr'y.
General Treasurer's Office.
Newport, Both June, 1929.
The undersigned being desirous Of know
lng the best terms which may be allowa-
Vie for deposits agrecably with the above
Act, he will attend 10 any proposals which
nay be made within thirty days from the
date hereof.
THO'S. G. PITMAN, Gen. TSeas'r. \
July2. Providence Pat. and Amorl
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Wines and Groceries.
WHOLESaLE & RETAIL.
South Wing
OF Union Bank Buildings
q n 90 ERtEe.

&AOO 4 II Z E0s
SreAes--Havans white and brown, n. Or.
lcsns, lump, loaf, and chrystaiixed.
COPPER Cuba, st Domingo, and Old Jave.
RAis'rs-- Malaga, kegs a. boxes. bloom
muscatel and bunch
Nutmsgs, Cloves, Cassia, Cinnamon, mses.
c'tron, Pimsnto, pepper, currants, almonds.
starch, soap, castilc soap, liccorise. indigo.
mustard, chocolate, prunes. olive oil, olives.
capres, anchovies, ginger. pearla she's, potash.
es, butter, choose, pine apple cheese
LoRiLLARDs Macabcau, rsppee, and Scotch
Snuff, and p A. L. tobacco.
Dos AMIGOS best yellow and spotted serare,
ViRoisIA, Cavcndish, ladies' twist No 4.
Tobacco, I2s and i6s
Flour, Rice, buck wheat, peas, beans, oran.
ges and lemons.
WIN ES,
MApxrnA-L.P., Sicily, Tcneriac and Mar.
seilles.
Lrssos, BRows SHERRY, MALAGA SutRRy,
Day MALAGA.
PoRr--Superior Old, common and Calabri.
an ditto.
CLAnEr--. .kIurgaux, Pauliac, Medoc, st.
Georges, Sautern, &c
ChAnrAioSE-Supcrior sparkling.
LfQUo oRS,
BRArpr-Outard and Dupuy, Seignctte, &
Weis.
RUM-od jamaica, ST. Croix, Go.
GIN-Holland and country.
PsRTra- English and American, fiibbcrt's
Brown Stout, pt. IL qt bottles.
TEAS,
INrrniAL- Cattys and csnnisters.
GuSrowpre-do. do.
Hyson, Young Tyson, Tyson Skin, Sou.
chopg, Pouobong, &c.
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WILLIAM GOFF,
Has CONSTANTLY FOR sale,
AT has Store head Of Gafdner's ,ohdrf nert

AT has Store head Of Gafdner's wharG nsri
South Of The Brewery,
A great variety Of CORDIALS, Of good
~ quality, such as Robbery, or Winter.
green, Peppermint, Anniseed, Tonsy, CHINA.
mon, Lemon, Glove, and Spcarmint Cordials
The above may be had in any quantity at 60
cents per gallon.
Also; general assortment Of GROCE-
RlES, Liquors, Wines, Teas. Crockery, &c
which will be sold as cheap as can be purcbas.
ed elsewhere.
The subscriber gratefully acknowledges the
liberal patronage hitherto afforded by his
friends, and hopes by his endeavors 10 please,
and strict attention TO business, TO merit a
continuance oftheir 6vors. Feb 90.
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Crockery s. Glass ware.

Crockery g. Glass ware.
Liverpool g. Csston Earthen Ware,
English e. American Glass do.
A N extensive assortment Of the above
"A Just received, g. repacked in lots to
suit purchasers, at prices much lower than
New York, Boston, or Providence, consist.
ing Of
hIuE PRINTED.
Dishes, 10 to Ia inch, plates, twiflers, rnuE
fins.
Bowls, 12s, 2is, 30s. Jugs, IS, Is, Gs, 12s,
24s, and Cos
Baisons, 4s, 6s. Ewers, do do.
Chambers, As, Gs. Covers, do. do.
Salads, round square, and scolopcd.
Vegetables, with covers. Pickle leaves,
Fruit baskets and stands. Sauce tourcens
complete.
Cheese trays, Nappecs, Il brush trays.
Co~ec pots, tea pots, sugars, creams,
| Teas, handled, and coficss, do.
BLUE AND WHITE GOLD soRbERKD CHINA.
Csficc bowls and saucers, handled and not
| handled.
Teas, do. do do. do.
| Tea plates, assorted sizes, &c.
Blue AND GREEN EDGED.
Dishes, 10 to 10 inches. Plates, twifors,
and mullins
Salads, oval and scolloped; pickle lcavep.
Jugs, Is. Boats, DC. &c.
ENAMELLED.
Tea pots, sugars, creams, md teas,
Chambers, baisons, bowls g. Jugs.
c. CoLoURED.
Dishes, 8 to 90 inch. Plates, twifers, and
| suppers.
| BaSons, ds, Gs, os. Chambers, do. do do.
Bowls, 12s, 24s, and 30s. Coffee pots, urns.
| Toast dishos, beaumange moulds, g. mugs.
Jugs 4s, Gs, 12s, 24s, 81 bakers
GL ASS,
| DEcArrERs-qts. heavy cut, futed, finger,
and comet.
Do. do. do. do. DO. ball top.
DO. do do diamond e. glory.
Do. DO. plain, common, nuied "a
ground stops.
Do. pts. and halfpts.
Do engraved, labelled, moulded, and let
tered
TUnsLgRs--qt pt. balfpt md gill, flint,a
tale.
WISys--futed, finger, diamond, fan and glo-
ry, cut, ground rough and plain, flint and taio
GPOrders from the country promptly
attended 10.
ALsI ~ RE
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HENRY r CRANrsroHg
attorney at LAW.

HAS removed his Office Tn tho Honso di.
Il Il recily opposite 10 usd north orthc Court
House, where hc may be found al all times.
hts Office being contiguous TO his residence. |.
Hereafter his whole time will be devoted ex.
clusively to his profession. July o.
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Feather Beds and
Feathers.

AYEAEASle':EA HHs
X EEPS constantly on hand at No. 2,
IN Charles. street, "a quantity Of best
live Geese and Fowl Feathers. and Feath.
CT beds, from the FIRST quality to the lowest
priced; also, an assortment of mattresses, OF
all kinds. May Ia, lS29--ly.
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UTANTED 10 take child 10 nurse-by a
w healthy woman residing in Middlctown
Tho best Of recommendations can be given, il
required. Enquire Of the printers.
July 9.
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IN ALI ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES,
and where may be had at any hour in the
day the following kinds of BREAD, viz
Loaf Bread, sugar and molasses Ginger
bread. hard and sof: Crackers, New York
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. STANHorE, at the cor.
ner OF Bannister's wharf, will be supplied,
(for the accommodation of customers re
siding in that vicinity with the above ar
tcles every morning, where they may be
bought al the same price as at the Bake
House.
Stores and families. in any part of the
towh, can be furnished from his cart, with
any articles in his line
WEDDLNG C.4KEiS, warranted of the
first quality, made to order.
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D BUTTER

"~t ""sO"S WhttH We--
ENRENCH and English ginghams; very
II handsome small figured calicos, some as
low as l25 cents; furniture cbntz, GraBde
noll, i1amelton stripe, Tom e. Jerry stripe
Jean, brown drilling Italian black and lndin
luiestring, fine yellow nankin, fg'd and plain
green gauze wells, bang up cord, black levan
tino hdkis bro~n and striped battiste, Irish
linen, black Canton Grape, Valencia and Mar
settles vest patterns, barage hdkfs. lthogra.
phc and cashmere do, gsuze do, gentlemen
and ladies horse skin gloves, popgees, corse,
laclng, superior silk and cotton umbrellas,
Swiss and Scotch muslin, black and white
silk gloves. silk shawls and plain white do for
Friends, black and colored gros de Naples,
Russia diaper, damask table linon, black and
red circassian, with a general assortment OF
Goods found in Dry Goods Stores.
A l. s o,
Bleached and unbleachcd cotton, striped
ginngham, and bedticks, very cheap.
llht June, 1899 9s
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NEW GOODS.

HARvEY SESSIONS has received
IL and now offers for sale, q complete
assortment ofSUMMER GOODS-among
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Manufacturers Hotel.

NVHE subscriber would inform his friends
Il and tho public, that lie has taken tho a
bove named stand, recently occupied by mi
Blake in the village of
FALL RIVER,
where he will DO happy TO wait on those who
will lavor him with their patronage. His table
and Bar will be furnished at all times with the
best that the market affords.
WILLIAM a. WAITE.
Fall River, July ., 1920.