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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-28
FIRES IN NEw.YoRK.
New YosY. Dxc &,

Hnofhey Destructive FTs-Abous four o'cloet
this morning, ,he wa,chnan ON duty in Bur
ling Slip, discovered flames issuing from two
sections Of the house No. |, Burling slim. oc.
cupisd ss crockery store by WIN. Hsydock
which in frw minutes was completely enye.
loped in flames, and soon destroyed, with il,
valuable sock Of goods
The flames soon spread on both sides, com,
municsting on the southerly side, TO the three
Story building No 5, occupied by Mr.. s. Hun.
tineton, grocer, and by Mr.. VIM S,ou,enbu,p
wine manufacturer; Inc building may be con-
sidcred destroyed; some articles Of merchau.
disc were saved rom the building.
On he norrherly side, forming the corner Of
Pearl street, a three story building, occupied by
Mr. Thomas Richards, matchmaker and Jewel.
Ter, and by Charles Judsoa. Esq Counsellor AZ
Law. destroyed: most of the valuable articles
from Mr. Richards store were removed The
adjoining store on Pearl street, No 242, occu.
pied BY Messrs. Platt & Fsikcr, merchant tai.
iors. nearly destroyed: the goods from this
store we're chiefly saved.
Over ,h- Two last mentioned buildings was
the extensive printing establishment, Of Mr..
William a. Mercrin. So rapid was the pro.
eress Of the flames, but tina little Of iha, gentle.
mans stock could be saved. An edition Of the
Lie Of the Rev. MIR. Summe'6 field had bern
completed The previous evening, The whole Of
which was destroyed. Mr.. Thos. "a Ron.lds
had qu.n ty of paper for new work in MIR.
Merc.in's offine, which was burnt. Mr. John
Owen Of Somers i. also a sufferer, from The
SIS Of quaotity Of printing paper MI. NIer.
GEMS sock was pa,;lsliy insured. We under
stand ,ha, the loss Of property vii! fall chiefly
on The insurance Offices
The fire mus, have been the act Of an incen
diary. Ii broke ou' a, the same mnm, NJ in the
| lower and upper stories. I, was slaed to US
this morning, that two persons were seen 10
| leave The s,o,e about quarter of an hour be-
| fore the flames burst oul - Com, Rdy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-28
NLw-YoRk DEC. o

NLw-YoRk DEC. a.
.Anothsr Frs.-B, fore on fire is exnsuisb,
ed the jaGed firemen are called TO new scene
Of action. Several companies were las' even
ing called 10 he ruins OF the f,e at the Corner
of Pearl streei and Buriing slip; and little
after midnigh', the citizens were again aroused
from their slumbers by the appalling cry OF
fire. The flames had broken oul in the apart.
men, Of the house No 6s, Hudson, occupied
by Rober, a kin,on, and destroyed in lis pro,
gres. fi,e dry goods stores:
No 81. Hudson street, occupied by Henry
Simos
No. Sc, occupied by Scoit and Legget.
No. 60, occupied Dy Robert Atkinson and
Mead & Nagce.
No 6sa occupied ny Mr. Loneley.
No. 70, occupied by Mr. S. LudIum Co.
The buildings WEIR frame, Of very little val
w, were owned by VIM. Paulding, E,q. and
were insured. The FIRE mede such TapId pro-
gress, that a considerable part Of the goods 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-28
Notice..

IL persons having business with The es,,,. &c D.,
! ward Lloyd dee. are hereby notified that DEM.
Johnston OF Fairfax Countys alone authorised ~ so,.
all matters relative to said estate, receive all 900
and pay all deots-under IN irrevocabe power of a,s
a.. "a o n. VI LLOYD,
$500 ~ Adm of I'd Jloyd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-28
SELECTED POETRY.
From .aekrman's Fsrstf DE Not,
A CHR!orMA CAROL.

From aekerman's Fsrgef DE No
A CHR!orM CAROL.
v,d Winter hath his clarion blown,
O'rr field and leafless wood,
And with silver mantle stsw
The forest md the Hood;
And from his icy urn he pours
The winds that stir the struggling deep.
fhe wreathing snow, the plen,cous showers;
And round about the castle towers
His mournful breezes sweep.
Vet though the storms with blustring. wrath
Drive forth the dying year,
See ON the Winters frosty path
A jocund form appears
And with the tabor snii the horn,
His brows with yew and holly bound
10! Christmas comes his eldest born
With voice that lsmgheth care to scorn,
And sca,ters mirth around
col Christmas ccmesi that household word
To English bosems dear;
And me nory, by its magic stirred,
Retraces many year,
To days when mask and pagan Hung
Above its SHOWS their gorgeous Dress
when shskespeare's Tyre immortal rung,
And Essex woosd, and Sidney sung
The times Of good Queen Bess.
10! Christmas comesl and JOY and mirth
Their hearty revels mold;
And sIadness hovers DER the hearth,
Though all without be cold
They come who long have absent been
IN distant town or foreign lan';
While berries red. and branches green,
Suspended from the rouf are seen
Above the happy band.
And in the Bsron's stately hall
Ihear the harper plays
For thithsr crowd the peasants ali
In holydsy array:
Nor od, nor Ladies' scorn tonight
To mingie with the mesner throng:
And lille they dance till morning light,
Smiles on their glee each ss ed wight,
Aud wishes he were young
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-13

The Norfolk Herald says =" There w.,
flourish Of trumpets few month, apo, in -.
sequence ut a decree OF the beloved r,rdip,Ds
declaring Cadiz free port. Thos, who h,,
some experience or recollection &c the f,ih -.
TO former declarations Of The same kind ho~
ever, said nothing. They believed i, all hu~,
bug, designed to draw in The unwary, and ,s,J
grraier harvest 10 the 'apacious desDo,. ,,i
so is has turned out-for by the las, .d,;...
from Cadiz, we learn. that on The 4h Of In,
;he local authorities of that port gave non.
that, notwithstanding the freedom Of The Dor
the payment Of the " Subsidy Of Comm,r,S
would, for the present, as heretofore, he erl,,,.
ed"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-13

SYMPTOMS OF ALAaM.-The Circular ,dda,.
seG 10 .he Jackson Party in Ohio, publish,di
the Republican Of yesterday, contain, ,rog
evidence thai tina, party, in this section Of ~
country, arc sensible of the slender hold 'tr
have upon The confidence and good opiniuH ]
the intelligent, and ,ir,uous Of the State. nq
therefore appeal directly 10 the prejuGiteM
passions Of their PARTY, distinctly as such, al
by which alone ,hry can he .us,ained-fl
satisfied that, il time be given for the sns1
feelings produced by the LATE political eaa,a
TO subside, and on opportunity AFFORDED N
reflection on The general conduct and ehir'tn'
Of a majority Of their party in Ohio, and p'n'
cularly mos, Of those placed in 2ower,-s
people must turn, with disgusI, from the ps
lure Legislative body, composed Of such nj
,erials, must necessarily presen,.-CinaH Gs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-13
JOINT RESOLUTION
OF the Board Of ALDERMEN aud Bon,d of c,-
Council Of the City Of Hash,,sioo '''''

RESOLUTION requesting the Mayor to rrpr.,.,.
the proper authorities, and req'es, the rem"s,,
obstruction in the navigation Of the Eastern ~,
Resolved by The Board Of .hhe,msu and R,s,
Of Common Council Of the City Of Wa,in,@.'
That the Mayor be, and he is hereby, rrons'".
to represent to The proper national au bo,; 'sa
the injury which the ehannoI of the P,.'n
Branch is likely TO sustain from the wrerI !,
the frigate New York, which lies oono,,. y.
the Navy Yard; and 10 rcques, the remo,,l J,
the wreck from the channel, or 10 provide o,' "
means OF preventing i, from inju,ing Nh, No.;
CATION to and from the Navy YARD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-13
WILMINGTON, (DEL. AuGusr

Our readers, generally, are aware, We pre-
sumo, that the foundation Of new city ID
been laid a, the western extreme Of the CS
sapeake and Delaware Canal, called the cry
Chesapeake. We learn, tina, large ~
commod;ous hotel has recently been eFr'r'
there by Mr.. Abraham Bennett, whFa
pleasantly situated on the margin OF the ca"
and from its balconies, commands h1e W.
of the canal, Elk 'iysr and surrounding co''rl
enjoys refreshing brtezcs from Ihr water ., :;
i, now prepared for the accommod''0' :
company. LIS sister city Of Delaware d n
other end Of the canal, is quite ilouT''''i
little place, having gu. the start OF ChcS'te''
some four or five years.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-13

CoMPErrrioN.-The wharf at the '0U' J.
Courtlsndt street, hi,her,oo leased 10 Inc Nv.
son River Steam Boat Company Tor "''s . ",a
dred and fifty dollars per annum, was yfs..',t
leased to The same Company for three year, >, !,
three thousand sic hundred and my doaa,, ,I r
annum. This is encouraging 10 stoeSn0u ..
when they run their boats a, fares, In an INV,
ratio to their expenses, and the splenS", o on
variety Of their accommodations. Wea0" T -,
an END will be put to the murderou' O.
now going on. ~. r. ue'''''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-13

We are grati6cd to learn (says the Noror!
Beacon) tina! our Norfulk Colonization Sorl,r,
have received, by the hands OF Nose, My.,
Esq. 4 donation Of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS, ID,
contribution Of gentleman in Boston, to ali
'lhe humane obiec, Of the Society in transport,
ing liberated slaves from Virginia 10 Afra "
We regret that we canno, give The gcnlhln.,t
name, which, itseems, he does NOT care 10 have
known; but his act will speak fori,self
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-13

Sir Peter followed up his lectures a.,
government with Spartan rieour and AMY
Mr.. Augustus has merged the GLORY Of h ht';
first rate shot. in the glory Of being poas q,
upon Change MIR. Alfred has ee,ssS SI "a
the exotic beau,ies Of tAe Opera, a,J h.. % ~
a fortune by speculation ia. ,oba,co'" ''.
Miss Armantha, putting of the prim, 49, al
and in forgetting her Signor, ha, nu,,. Ian'
six children and looks 10 the promo,ion ~ Ne Ne
excellent citizen her husband to The no. 10.
next years mayvralty.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-13

REvENUE.-We understand the amour, d
Of Duties secured at the Custom House, 10 hi
city for the month of July, is upwards of:atN,
hundred thousand dollars; during the month !
June, il was upward Of eighteen hundred hos
and. The amount secured for the Is, fu
months, exceeds six milioE-fuly equalrOA
amount bonded last year, during The nH'
month..-W y Dai. .4du.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-13

GREAT SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-lhe now
and lot, No 40, Wall street, recently oecUpI-
by the Pacific Insurance Company, was y''Hn,
day sold al auction, by James Bleeehsf' ~ "
thirty eigM thousand one hundred dollars ~ -,
lot is % feet on Wall-street, and runs 10 =,
line of Exchange Place, distance Of AZ, w.,
$50 feet. The purchase was made BY Joet ~
Nep- York Mere dd'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-13

FEMALE lMpaIsoxMExr.-The female q,
has so long been imprisoned in ProVloeas,',, h.
The amount Of three dollars, has at lssl W.. "
Grated. A day or two after her d'sensis ., r..
Editor Of the Providence Daily Ad'e''n MOI.
ceived a letter from Charleston, encios"s -
than the amount of the debt for who '%
confined, from an anonymous eorre'p0nu''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-13

Jesse l.. Slemmer of the city Of DaItimo,,
proposes TO establish Steam Navigation on.
pany, for the transport Of freigh,s, passengers
and United States mails, from New York cl,I
TO Norfolk, Va. and Charleston, S. e and from
New York city to Norfolk and Baltimore, 1T
freight and passengers.-N y. Com adv.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-15
WAl. II. TZNHYLsoNN.
RICHARD ID. SINyAY-

n RICHARD ID. S.ANXAE.
R1ANlNG succeeded Mr. VIM H. Fitzvhylopn in the busi
ness of Satoner, BOoSeer B.der, respectfully tenders his
services 10 the former customers house and To the u
generally IL Is ms intention to keep constantly on hand tire
very best materials for tie manufacture Merchants Account
hooks Records, and oier Glaukhuos and having been r
laTy bred to the Book binding business aud possessing many
years experience ~ the Stationary and HooS->eug dctari-
mems he hopes that these, added unronn exeriions will
secure 10 HIM share OF line public patronage.
Merchants Clerks Of Comfy Courts aud others particularly
the customers of his predecessor may confidently RELY on his
beet Efforts to give satisfaction, both the quality of the
articles ordered and the dces.
general assortment OF Stationary Blank books School
books, and miscellaneous works now on, hanJ In ,bib
c0nsdetable addIl0ns will shohly be n,nhe ar NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-15
NEW BOOKS

Il hAItHh assortment of new and valuable Books
IA Just received at the Book Store opposite The Ea
gle Hotel. Among which the following:
Payne's Elements of Mental and Moral Science
Gritlins Park street Lectures
The Young Preachers Manual
Life Of john Mason Good
Bankers Parents Monitor
Sprague's Letters from lurope
Leigh Richmond
Stewards Journal
Christian charity
Lady Of the Manor
PascOs Thoughts on Religion
lrvng's Columbus (abrdgcdl
Bibles from so cts. to S2I
large assortment OF books for Sabbath SCHOOL
libraries
general assortment Of stationary and school
books
sept . ARIEL WORKS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-15

TERMs--Suss:sirrioS 10 the DNLy RICHMOND Wan sG
year. and for shorter petod at the Of So wear
able u advance. '"'F "J
AoyErrsiso --For QUO sqpaIe Of rs lines or less ON, ia
sertion rs cents. s.rtons a. t,e. INC ~
every succeeding Insertion 80, cents - IS 1''u
thrice week. first week ~ Is; every succeen, week 81
sertion so cents. ~ '''s "''
Oice week, FIRST iu,er,ion u cs,,s. a.,. .., =. .
sertion so cents 1890 N'' S'|-'e'''s "''
All advertisements are also ns,,,el l., ,,,o .
WRIa. 1890 " VI" >'''''i'iioN NJ
transient advertisers must pay in advance.
The number of insertions must be noted ON The MS mr. ev
cornsly ~ e'' AZ
4nuua Advertisers charged so dollars for two squares
ana IN that proportion for advertisements greater %
except AuetoneeIs and Lottery dealers who charged siOO
0J- The CONSTITUTIONAL. WIG Is published twice
payable advance. '
For Advertising75 square, or less for tie frs; in
Srrton and 80 for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-15
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Store,

HAVE on hand, and arc constantly roccv-
ing from their Factory, fresh supplies OF every
description of Ladies' and Gentlemcn's Boots and
Shoes, which for durability case and beauty OF ting
are too much celebrated to need comment Their
assortment is very eStensivc-and if procuring the
best OF workmen and first rate materials will ensure
continuation of the liberal patronage already extern
ded TO their establishment the cXertions on their part
shall be unrcmttcd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-15
NOTICE-

BEG leave 10 inform those whom it NAV interest Ina,
have Geclned business, having disposed OF my stock in
iof 10 or II years. 80 ~ NV
MIR Sanxay is authorized settle any Transaction or open
good against - vac ~
aug IL WAI. III. FIVZNIIYI SONN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-15

pEARiI POW DER.-The object OF this Co,. Ia. II, Il,
hainonZe and soften the character OF the conul.x
bes an article entirely different irom very spefor To-
ordinary powder II requires small quantity ia its GiDlicou
be Ipercep'ibe 10 the incest 10 tse hds mar
tcui'y VINO are subject shes face or neck Il, such
as are sxlOsed 10 habual occasional a1itao,s -
nervous or otherwise, the Pearl Powder affords harmless f,c
t"aI anu most welcome relief la weather il is cool and
esh's, ann III cold weather II protection 10 the
shin IN nurseries OF children has always found pec,
liaTly eflcacious and agreeable. 49,
(- For sale JNO H.. BIAAlIRE'S Dria aud a,,,to
cary Store, opposite the Eagle Hotel.
supt3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-15
FRESH SPRING GOODS
N kct Square,) have just received
BetIoeen 4 and 500 packages Of
FRESII DRY GOODS

comprising one of the largest most General opd do
sl,aoe stocks OF Spring Goods they have ever offer
cd Tor sale. a more particular advertisement win
1i'pe"i III 'e" days. april %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-15
NEW HOOKS.


SUMMONS preached n lnIia, 10y Bishop lieheG
- sermons do. IN England, by do do.
Memoirs Of Simon Bolivar, President Ibcator Of the crub-
NC OF u omo, aud NJ his principal Generals, History
ni c Revolutions and te which preceded from 1907
To the present. time With introduction containing an
account OF the statistics, and the present Of said Re
public, Education. Character Manners and Customs OF the
inhabitants By Gen II l. " Duconlray Holsieir ENclef
Of the Staff Of the President Iberdor, and citizen the
United States Professor Of Modern Languages the College
Geneva, New York, &c-Jus published, aud received At
aug y J. n. NASH'S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-15

Basil Halls Irapels.
A SECOND supply of this Interesting work, re-
ccved by J. ii. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-15

n .AW BOOKS-A further supply of Law
~ Books. Among them just published vols.
5th and 9th Maddock's Reports !, 2 3, and pre-
sale by ]. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-15

~WTOULE'S PATENT SHOT,-5O Keys Youes Patent
III Shot all Sizes landing add for sale New York prices by
aug 3l-3t OTIS, DUNLOP 81 Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-15

WNLORIDA WATER.-Jno ". Ban,rc las just re.
n ceiyed farther supply of Florada Water, much admi
red for It's delicate pcTfirsc. July 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-06
JcMnet DruMnond.

HAS just received o great variety of
Il Il NEW g. FASHIONABLE Goods.
among which are the folowing:--
Stamp Ca,nbrics, Rich fancy handkfs
Carfcos, Plain white shawls,
Fancy ginghoms, Colored do.
Turkey red do. Marcelline 90.
Muslins, Gros de Napes
Lacee. LevaDtines,
Shawls, Sattins,
Gloves, Italianets.
Mi,ts, Bombazine,
Canbries. Ba,tistes.
Barege Scsrfs. Lace Wells,
Satin Brillisnts, Hair puff,.
Worsted bsrcee hdkfs Sumner Curis,
Elegant ribbons, Combs.
Also. taree Cases Of fine Duns,able ana
open work bonneis. June n
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-06

the full power OF female virtue. Ny pro.
fame companions and myself were perfectly
abashed. ! cursed her, and told her to 60
home. "No, that will not" said she, ris-
ing in the dignity ofinjured innocence, tho
with trepidation that shook her whole
frame like on aspen, and holding her trem.
bling infant out to me, "ths is your child,
and will not. stir one step from this spot
till you take it and 60 home with mei" She
then turned to my companions and upbraid.
ed them as my destroyers, in strain OF
inyective that made them cover like so
many discovered and disarmed assassins
before the messenger Of fretributiye justice.
We separated ashamed Of each other and
our deeds Of darkness, and almost sobered
by this strange and astounding apparltion.
] obeyed implicitly: for nothing makes a
man more mean spirited than the habit OF
drinking. We went home and retired to
rest; but waking up in the night with a
horrible thirst, tottered to the bottle, and
drank; went to sleep again; slept till 10
o'clock; and, when arose, felt dizzy and
bewildered, wretched and hopeless! And,
so my days are pnssing!! ! cannot hre
without it. have no character 10 lose
no mind to study--no business to employ
memo ambition TO asplre-Do love, ex.
cepting for brandy, gin, whiskey, rum
any thing which will supply, while il con.
tinually infames more this dreadful thirst.
Having sacrificed all that is worth having
here, il matters little what do.-Time was
when ] could have been reclaimed--but
now, would cross mine that has kind
led match applied to it, would march
before an exploding cannon to get at the
bottle--I would sacrifice my soul for it
And all this is the result Of one fatal taste
This is the end Of the Social glass"
Such is the melancholy tale of ono who
has drawn picture, 10 which, alas there
are but too many originals.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-06
MNW GOODS

ID OSE, light blue, French grey, brown
II battiste for dresses.
Italian net--grsen, Jet, blue, black, pur-
pie, brown, &c.
Rose, straw,lighi blue ,AcrophaDs grapes
Black Italian, gros de Nap, leyantine
Synchaw Silks.
Black Lace Wells.
Table linen Of oil widths.
Irish Linens. German e. Russia diapers
Rouen Cassimeres, drillings, black last.
ing, Circassisns,
Superior Suspenders, Gloves, hosiery,
English ginghams of fashionable style,
Fine white gauze flannel,
A great assortment Of muslin Capcs and
Collars; fancy silk, gauze and barege hkfS.
and Scarfs.
A great variety Of Combs. linen cambric
hdkfs. &c.
Large black, scarlet md white msrino
Shawls Of good quality and fashionable
borders, with great variety Of smaller
size, to be sold at New York prices. The
above with great variety of other Goods,
which are coming to hand almost daily from
New York, will be sold at very low prices
JOHN F. TOWNSEND.
NAV o.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-06
Juno 25th.
CHEAP GOODS
Al No I'D, Cheap side,

" CWEET will open one more
Y. - case this day at 10 o'c lock. o.
those cheap and real good uudressed Cal
icos for only I24 cents per yard, and ha
good cotton stockings for 90 to % cents
per pair--ho has more of those cheap kit
children's shoes for 20 TO 2J cents per pal,
he has sill. stockings for only 30 cent,
per pair--hc has IA unblcachcd sheetinc
ior 10 cents per yd--i-i indigo blue che, !,
for one shilling, and furniture chntz fo,
only l29 cts-he has an elegant assort-
ment of Ribbons--he has figured & plain
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and other
silks, cheap Gros de New York very hand
some more of those cheap twiled A
imitation merino cloth for only 33 cts. the
yard, a good imitation Of pongce and very
cheap dresses, gauzc hdkfs from 2s6 to
81 so, very handsome, and many other
very cheap goods going OF rapidly. Mr..
5, is constantly receiving the real good
Bargains from his friends in Boston, and
hopes the ladies' and gentlemen will favor
him with their custom. June %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-06
NEW GOODS,
ISAAC GOULD.

.N0. ITO, IHuHeS SUtef,
HAS just received from New York
IL Auctions. very cheap LOT of
Broadcloths and Cassimeres,
some of which are American, and have OBJ
tanned the premium in that city
A l. S O--a rare assortment Of London
VESTlNGS, Of extra quality,an The most
fashionable patterns; white and brown,
French and English drillings, very cheap;
black, blue and olive Bombazeens and Cir
cassians, with general assortment Of ar
ticles Of mems wear--all OF which viii be
sold as low for cash as can be purchased
in town. As above, very cheap lot Of
Ready made CLOIIfLTG. may 6.