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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-22
From The Western (Ky.) Lmina,g.
PAUL'S PREACHING.

There was certain man whose name was
Paul, and he was a mighty man of yalour in
the service of King Messiah. The love of bis
master constrained him g Cor ): l4) TO go
forth and preach against all wiclledness. Now
ms spirit was stirred within him when he saw
men wholly given to d118lkenaess, for King
Messiah had told him that no drunkard hath
eternal life. He said that ,ci,i&Eey did no good,
but only erH continually. For ii sent great
andfly souls to heH, and kept none back from
that dark world And thefore to traffic in il
was great sin, that it was giving to our bro
ther the means ofdestroying his soul, for ii thu
!ucres sake, and that the mar who received
such wages of unrighteousness must also re-
ceive the curse of God with it.
That whiskey makers; and wlnskey ven
ders, must repent and do works meet for re-
pegtance, before God should swear in his
wrath ''ye shall not see my rest.''
Aud many believed Pau!'s words, and came
and confessed, and showed their deeds MANY
cfthcm also who manufactured whskey, took
the Instruments Of their craft, and employed
then, IN useful purposes. The houses also in
which the causing drink had been made,
they turned into barns, and said they would
make no more whiskey. Then had they great
peace Of conscience which they knew not before
At the same time there arose no small stir
about that way For certain man named
Demetrius a whiskey maker, which made
much Whiskey for the drunkards, brought no
small gam to the merchants; whom he called
together with the workmen OF like occupation.
and said, sirs, We know that by this craft we
have our ,cealth. Moreover We see and hear,
that notalone in Kentucky but almostthrough-
out these United States, this Paul hath per-
suaded and turned away much people, saving,
that no good resulteth from Whiskey, but only
evil SO that not only this our craft is in dan
ger FLEEING ruined; bat also we ourselves viii
be considered as the murderers OF mems ho-
dies. the dcstroyers of their souls, and public
sentiment viii be 80 changed that we shall be
regarded as worse than thieves s. robbers, and
so wliiskey shall fail which every dfqU,kard To-
oeH,- And when they heard these savings,
they wore filed with wrath, aud as they had
NO arguments to offer they all with one voice
about the space Of two hours cried out e'great
Is Whiskey OF (hc tiplers." Satan, also, who
never was angry with any man for making
whiskcy, was filed with great wrath against
Paul, for by suppressins winskey he kept
back many souls from Hell PAUL.
n ,cGrning TO Horse Racers-Last FRIDAY
night, as several young men were returning
from ''an apple pearing," in Greenwich, n. Y.
a short race was proposed, and one of the III
ders, Alr. David Robertson, aged about 20,
son Of Mr., Francis Robertson, of that town,
was thrown upon the ground, his horse stumb- |
ling over cow in the road, and his head so !
badly fractured that he was taken up insensi- |
ble and died in about SO hours
Elfy.5bss,a-Fo,, "
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hIIGur SCHOOL james Maxwell respeci
IN fully informs the Citizens of Martnsburg,
that he will commence " TGHT SCHOOL Oh
MONDAY evening. the 18th inst in which will be
taught Spelling, Reading, Writing aud Ar,h-
melic. including Vulgar and Decimal Fractions,
the extraction OF the Square, Cube and Biquad-
rate Roofs &c. Attendance from early candle.
tight 10 half past nine.
Oct
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PlRCLNaA-BeFkeieyc aunty coisr!, TO zoit:
SEPTEMBER TEEa, 1929.
Jacob Bssure and Ele amor his wife. Jacob smith
and ksnny his wife, and Margaret Parker,
PlainHG.,
AGAINST
JShn Parker and Charles Downs and Nancy
his wife, DefL.
IN CH9.NCERY
The defendant, John Parker not having enter.
ed his appearance, and given security according
to the act OF assembly and the rales OF this court,
and IT appearing to the satisfaction of the cour,
that the defendant, John Parker is not an iRhsb
liant OF this commonwealth, 1t 10 ordered. that
he do appear here nn the 3D. Monday in No.
vember next ard ans wer the bill of the complain.
sn's and that copy of this order be published
IN the Martinsburg Gazette Tor two months sue.
cessiseiy, and posted at the door of the Court
House of this county
A copy-Teste,
JOHN SIROrHER, c. e. C.
September l7.-2m.
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Whole Tickets IS, Halves, 50 So
0JOrdefs for tickets or shares in the above
Lotteries. forwarded BY mail (post Psid,) or by
private hand. viii meet with the most pr9mpt
tentlou ii addressed to
YATES & MINTYRE,
Washington, II. g.
IAN official account OF the drawing will be
forwsrdsdto adventures, free of postage.
Washington, ID. G. Oct Is, 1929.
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pCBLlC SALE will be sold, by pubic
auction, al the residence ofthe Subscriber,
on Opeckon Greek, On Saturday, the Iltb Oct
next, the following personal property, belong
ing to the late William Gorreil, jr. TO VII; One
Colt, one Feather Bed, Bedstesd aud Bedding,
one "a hour Clock and case, Bureau, Ssdes
and Bride, together with some other arii & :
not necessary TO mention. Six months cres
Will be given the purchaser, upon giving bono
with approved security
WILLIAM G0RRELL, sen. .ads'r.
Sept. IL.
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ifstrav Cattle.

TAKEN up by the subscriber. living near
Little George Town, tive Eslrays, the one
q BiacE Horned Bull with white between his
fore legs aud under his belly, no perceiyable
brand or ear mark about 2 years old, and APP
praised at dollarss the other is Red HeiJy
with horns and large white spe,s. about 2 years
old, no percesyabie ear mark or brand and ap
PRAISED to q dollars. The above estrsys came
INTO the commons near my premises in he sum
mer Of 1873. The owner or owners are des
red to come prove property, pay charges, snc
take them away.
hDAH PAYNE.
0cfoher Ig
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MARTTNSBURG SEMINARY FoR
YOIING LADIES

MRS. LITTLE, has the pleasure to inform
her friends, that as her sister Mrs Tfuwin. 30
tends TO spend the winter with her, she viii be
happy 10 make some addition to the limited
number ofYoung Ladies usually received under
her tuition. MRS. T. having recently arrived
from Eaglsna, and previously visited some OF
the most modera and improved establishments
for Educstion in that country, Mrs. l.. assures
herself that her sisters eff,"'s conformity with
her own, will secure in the improvement OF her
pupils ample satisfaction, TO those Parents or
Guardians who may honour her with their pa
tronage
Young Ladies' who are not regular pupils
may be taaght Painting in water colours, and
on velvet.
October Is
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90 DnLLARs REWARD.

9, RAEAWAY frosa the Subscriber
f1A on Saturday night the 18th ult .
- negro woman named HARRIET,
q about 20 years old, and took with
I'M her. Der male child about sI mofslas
40 old; she abscended witt Negro
Man who calls himself GUY. the property OF
Carlisle Whiting, and is arelation OF Harriets
husband, slso the property OF sad Whiting,
who ran of about ten days before Harriet and
Guy; she took with her a variety ct clothing
for herself and child, notrecoliected, except
Straw BoHnet trimmed with white. mach soi'ed
Harriet is of adark complexion. Of middle SIZE
with her upper fore teeth rather wide apart
,ipon the whole she is a handsome servant.
The above reward will be given for Harrie
and Child. if taken and secured so that ge
them again, or all reasonable expenses paid !
brought home. CHARLES BoARMAN.
Berkeley County, Va. Oct. 1.
1Jr The Franklin Repository. Chambersburg
will insert the above advertisement to TN
amount OF 81, and charge this Office,
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Matrimony is a serious undertaking. it
should be entered into with great caution:
Frog never leaps into a well without first
knowing how 1t viii get out.
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|iRGfNL.a-.'isrgan county, to pit:
At rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
county cour. of Morgan, on the 5th day OF
Jaly, 1899.
Jacob L. ]owson, PrH.
AGAINST
George, John, Jacob and Peter Tederiok,
heirs ct Christopher frederick and Robert
Snodgsass, Def'a.
In Chancery.
tbe defendants. Jacob ana Peter 3cderick,
not having entered their appearance aad gwen
security according TO the act OF Assembly and
the raies OF this ceurt--H IS ordered that the
SAID defendants, Jacob and Peter frederick, do
appear here the 4ih Monday IN November
next, 10 answer the bill Of the complainants,
and that's copy of this order be published Tor
two months successfully ia the Msrtinsburg
Gazette, and posted at the door OF the court
house OF said county. Copy-teste.
e. ORklCK,c NJ c.
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CARD.

YHy A CARD.
a HE subscriber having been cO0fntd 70,
sometime by sickness, IS now on the recovery,
hopes that he will, IN few days, be able TO
attend to business in his room; The time being
very short that the Revenue must be paid into
the Treasury, he sincerely hopes and requests
q II those indebted TO him for Taxes and Fees,
toscaIl on him and discharge the sane. 1t ia Al
important that this be attended to by the goth
inst. Rsying, for many times. paid visits to hu
friends, and as he is now unable to continue
the visit, gratitude should prompt them to re.
turn the same. -
CHARLES ID. STEWART y
October 1, 1929.
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N0tNG fRUlI TREES, for sale by the
Il subscriber, tsi' IN Berkeley county. be.
tween Buukers Hill ind Gerrardstown, such as
early pippins, ripe ia harvest; Rambo, iipe in
August aud viii keep till January, and bell
flower. Vinter .4ppfes red pippn, green OF
Newtown pippin. Peanick. Vandiyer, Ross
green, Ens:'sh read streak, English russell, and
the hoops, Sc
Which will insure 20 be grated in the root
The advantage ofthese gratis Consists ia this,
that, if by accident. the trees should be bro
ken off. The shoot will proceed from the graft,
and he as good as the FIRST, if property attended
to: WI give instructions to purchasers
VIII with care ensure success. The krice
viii be in proportion to the number purchased
ON 10 l25 cents cash.
JOHN UHBANHOWER
Berkeley county, October
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES
WASHINGTON CITY LOTTERY

CLASS y o. 10
10 ss drawn at w sshingson, on Thursday The
29h October. 1929
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY.
For the benefit Of TVashoagton Gld ST. .5oaaS
Colleges
FIFTH CLASS.
Second or New Series,
Tic be drawn in Baltimore, on Tuesday, Cd
November, 1929.
as Number Lottery-6 drawn Ballots.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-13
NEW GOODS,
ISAAC GOULD.
No. l76, Thames street,

.IIlI- sVO. ITO, IHunfeS SFtef}
HAS just received from New York
IL Auctions, q very cheap lot Of
Broadcloths and Cassimeres,
some Of which are America and have OH
tained the premium in that city
A Ia GA rare assortment of London
VESTINGS, Of extra quality and the moss
tashionabls patterns; white and bfowns
French and English drillipgs. very cheap
black, blue and olive Bombazeen and Cirs
cassians, with a general assortme mt Of ara
ticles Of mems wear--all Of which will bs
sold as low for cash as can be purchased
in town. As above, very cheap lot Of
Ready made CLOT,HLyG. may G.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-13
Mines and Groceries,
WHOLESALE s, RET.4IL.
South Wing
" Union Bank Buhdings
CIR C. G e RE s,

GRO G e n I z s,
SucARs--ilavana white and brown, N. Or.
cans} lump, loaf, and chrystalizcd.
CorFEE- Cuba, st Domingo, and Old Java
R,istNs- Malaga, kegs d boxes, bloom
rrScatcl and bunch .....
Nutmegs, Clovea, Cossia, Cinnamon, mace
ritron, Pimento, pepper, currnnts, almonds
starch, soap, CASTLE soap, liccorise, indigo
mustard, chocolate, prunes, olive oil, olives
copIros, snchovios, ginger Pearlashes' potash
es, butter, cheese, pine apple cheese.
ALoRiLLARDs Macabeau, rsppee, and Scotca
Snuff, and r. A. l.. tobacco.
=. hos AMIGns hnSi NHiiDw nnH ~r-.. IA sr<@-
4 ViROINIA, Cavendish, ladies twist No j,
Tobacco, i2s and lGs.
Flour, Rice, buck wheat, peas, beans, oran'
ges and lemons.
WIN Es,
MApEiRA-L.P., Sicily, Teneriae and Mar
seilles .-
p LIssoS, BnowN SHERRY, MALAGA SHERRY,
DRY MALAGA
PoRr- Superior Old, common and Calabri-
an ditto r.......
CLAaEr-.M .Margaux, Pauliac, Medoc, 81
Georges, Sautern, &c.
CHAMfAiosE--S Superior sparkling.
LOU oRS,
BrAEpr-Outard and Dupuy, Seignette, &
Weis .'.E
Ruy-Old Jamaica, St. Croix, &c.
GIS-ilolland and country.
psRrrH-English and American, Hbbertl
Brown Stout, pit. * qt bottles,
TIE AS,
2 IMpEnrAL-Cattys aud cannisters.
L GCKPOw DER-do. do.
Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin, Sou
chong, Pouchong, &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-13
PROPOSALS.

WILL be received until the 18th day
w OF September next for the delivery
in the Harbour of CHARLESTON, South
THIRTY TiiGslri . THOUSAND TONS OF
STONES,
Of hard and durable quality Stones
to be in irregular masses, weighing from
so to 500 pounds and upwards each--to be
angular, the edges not being worn or round.
ed from any cause. The Ton to be est
mated at 2240 pounds. Vessels bringing
Stones to furnish the necessary men, ,tac kle
and apparatus, for hosting them out ADD
ensuring their safe delivery on board OF
Lighters, furnished by the Government for
that purpose in the vicinity of the Sboal on
which the Stones are TO be placed; the
Stones TO be received on the decks Of the
Lighters and slowed away by their crews
These Lighters will be accurately guaged,
showing the actual weight of Stones they
may have on board, which will in all cases
determine the number of Tons received,
The delivery Of Stones to commence us
early as the lst day ofNovember next, and
at least $4,000 Tons to be delivered by the
lst day Of July 1880; the remaining 10000
Tons to be delivered on or before the LIST
day Of April 1881. i..
Proposals will also be received for deliv
ering but $4,000 Tons of Stones, to BE-
| completed by the lst day of July 1880; o,
for the whole 10000 Tons, to be delivered
by the same period.
Sufficient security must be given for III,
faithful performance ofany contract enter
ed into,--Paymept will bo made, is requir
ed, on every cargo Of Stones as soon as de
| livered.
| The shosl is situated between three sDt
four miles below the City OF Charleston, &
| about three quarters of a mile above Pel
can Bank, on which a barrel buoy is piac
ed. Vessels bound for Charleston pas,
within quarter Of mile of this Shosl &
may have a good anchorage at those dis
tances in from four to seven iatholps wa
| ter.
Scaled Proposals to he made, addressed
to Lieut.. HENRY BREWERTON, Corps
of Engineers, NEwPoRr, State of Rhode
! Island.
Newport, July lS, 1899.
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aWIp 1f8Ws~
.fRRITED.

Friday,Aug. 7-arr.sloop Express, Gard
ner, fr. New York.
Sloops Fidelia, Mason; Friendship, Bar
low, from Hartford,
Sch. Crown, Baker, from Boston.
!Sdimday--arr. brig Sea Bird, Carr, fr.
st. Thomas.
Sch Cygnet, Atwood, from New York.
Sunday Arr. brig John, Cornell, from
Norfolk.
Sch. Splendid, Gibbs, from Baltimore,
Sloop Speed. Rose, fr. Philadelphia.
We have a long list OF coasting vessels.
(about fifty tina, have arrived at this port
since our last, which we are necessarily o.
hliged 10 omit.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-13

THE Benz Franklin, capt, r: s. Bunk
Il er, leaves Providence Aug q, IL, ID,
~, 81. 2s, at l2. NJ. and New York, Aug
4, &, l3, IL, 81, 90, at ~ Pm.
The packets touch at the Long wharf
Newport, to receive and land passengers
Stages will be nreadiness upon their arri.
val 10 forward passengers to New Bedford
Sandwich, &c.
July 9 1929.
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Superior Black Wasting &
Linen Drilling.
John II. TOaUnsend

LAS just received from New York,
Il n a few pieces Of excellent black last
ing fashionable endriling; a lot of cheap
cotton hosiery; good black and white silk
long and halfhose; cheap silks, and varie-
ty of bnttisto for dresses; fine wide jackonet
cambricks, &c. teftls.. .t..
On hand, A general assortment Of cot
ton shcetings.--twilled stripes--tickings.
and other domestic cotton goods, at very
low prices. -ea. .u'ro' 81
June o. .. .-f
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Wm. L.. Melville,
Yin Plate Worker,
No. lG2, Thames street,

No. l62, Ihdmes street,
rovrISurs 10 carry on the above busi-
~ ness as usual, an6 keeps constantly on
hand, general assortment ofTlN 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 10
encourage their own townsman, viii do
well TO call and satisfy themselves of the
truth Of this assertion.
Merchants and Pedlars can be supplied
at wholesale, as low as can be purchased
in the United States. Old Pewter, Lead,
Copper, Brass, and Rags, taken in prefer
cnce TO cash.
rsOAP STONE FURNACES, and
OVENS for Baking.-hlso, Hard Char
coal of the first quality, by the bushel or
larger quantity.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-13
Grand State Lottery, no. l8,
Draws next monday,
1000 dollars, 49,
Highest prize.

S,OOU OOllulSs -.
Highest prize.
Tickets Sl-parts in proportion.
Washington Lodge Lottery,
No. 4.exua. Draws Friday, Aug. 81.
5000 dollars highest prize.
Tickets 50, parts in proportion.
Tickets in all the domestic Lotteries, to
be had at this Office.
DR.7H.N NUMBERS,
In the Grand State Lottery no. IL.
26 II A IA 43 42
In the Rhode Island State Lottery no. 5.
s 40 81 So 25 As 50 IS
In Washington Lodge Lottery class B
I3 SO 81 3s IL 43
Maine State Lottery no. g.
81 % SO az 50 So 43 Sc 9
More priZes at Cahoone's.
Combination ls so co in Groton Monument
Lottery, came up prize of $4,000
Comb 20 "a in Maine State LOTTERY, 81.
2, prize of $1,000
Comb l6 10 60 in Vermont Lottery no. 4,
a prize of $10O
Comb 70 I3 81 in Vermont Lottery no. s
extra prize Of, 500
All were sold in quarter tickets at this OF.
flee
In addition 10 the above the following
prizes have been sold in the Grand State,
No. 10.
9 l3 81 SIP sold in half ticket.
. 10 30 so sold both quarters.
20 I3 SO so do. do.
Combination Is 81 80 in the Wash
ngton Lodge Lottery 3 extra, came M a
prize of $40 aud was sold at this office TO
sgentleman in this town,
s.. SAEccNI.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-13
Crockery & Glass wave.

Liverpool & Canton Esrthen Ware,
English a. American Glass do.
A extensive assortment of the above
n just receive'l e. repacked in lots To
SUIT purchasers, at prices much lower'than
New York, Boston, or Providence, consistA
ing of 'H 9'"" -. ..''.,.,,s.., .,.t ..
'1 ntuE rRiNrrp. ..,-, "a.
Dishes, foto isinch, plates, twidors, rnpe
fms. , svie.e9 ~ "A
Bowls. les, ei,, sos, Jugs, ss,4s, G,, ias.
s4s, and Jos.
Baisons, d., 6s. Ewers, do do.
Chambers, 4s, 6s, Covers, do. do.
Salads, round, square, and scolloped. .,t
Vegetables, with covers. Pickle leaves,
Fruit baskets and stands. Sauce toureena
complete. ,r.,.aae.
Cheese trays, Nappces, & brush trays.
Cofeo pots, tea puts, sugars, creams,
Teas handled, and coiiees, do.
BLUE AND WHITE GOLD poRDEsED cHEl.
Coffee bowls and saueers, handled and not
handled. tst ."'|'
Teas, do do 5r do. do.
Tea plates, assorted sizes, &c. ..
sLUE AND GREEN EDGED. .t.
Dishes, 10 TO lS inchos. PlatoS, twfiors,
and mullins t.at .rtas rtt '"
Salads, oval and scolloped; pickle leaves.
Jugs, Gs. Boats, &c.&c.
. ENAMELLEp
Tea pots, sugars, creams, and teas,
Chambers, baisobs, bowls & jugs.
q. toLouEFB.
Dshco, 6 to 20 inch. Plates, twihcrs, and
suppers. f e..st ..s'r'tI. '
Baisons, ds, 6s, 9s. Chambers, do do do.
Bowls, l2s, GAS, and 30s Coffee pots, urnx.
Toast dishes, beaumnngo moulds, & mugs.
jugs 4s, 6s, lbs, 24s, s. bakers 'I.a
q L "A SIS, .y- .t.
DEoASrrRs--qts. heavy cut, hutcd, finger,
and comet, .,.,y ..a4 ly.,'
DO. do. do. do do hail top.
DO. do. do. diamond d glory.
DO. do. plain, common, ilutcd &s
ground stops. q a. .G-u. a'" T''
Do. pts and halrpts.
Do engraved, labelled, moulded, and let
tered -e.tt g1E v2a
TuMpLERs-qt pt. halfpt, and gill, Finland
tale. $500. -. ...i.,
WNEs--futed, finger, diamond, fan and glo-
ry, cut, ground, rough and plain, flint and tale
0FOrders from the country promptly
atteiuied 10. &C., ?
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-13

Court of Probate, Tirerion, August 3d,iS20.
wv HEREAS application has this day
w been made for Administrator on
the Estate of ABRAHAM DuRFEE, late OF
said Tiverton, deceased and the considers.
ton thereof was seiered 10 Court Of Pro
bate, to be holden at the house Of Captain
George Lawton, in Tiverton. lnnholder,
IN the first Monday of September next, at
Q o'clock A. M.;--Notiuv 10 hervoy s"o"
TO all persons interested, in said Estate 10
u,peai a. said Tune and place, II they see
fit, and they shall be heard
BY order.
ASA GRAY, Probate Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-13
Franklin Observatory.

THE subscribers hove tho satisfaction of
l. informing the public and visiting stran-
gers, that on Monday the 9th instant, thcy
will open the OBSERVATORY for tho
reception Of company! The proprictors have
spared no expense IN order TO render this Es-
tablisbmeDt ss convenient and copfortsble az
any otber Of tho kind in this or any Of the
nelgbboring States. Tho Observatory 10 de-
lghtfuliy situated on the Hill, OF tho South
cast part Of the townSsnd on ono of the finest
sites in New England; commanding broad
and extensive view OF the surrounding ocean
and country Thers'are connected with this
resort, two BowLIso ALLIys and q long range
Of beautiful WALKs. The buildings and into-
rior accommodations ars finished in n superb
style, where select parties can be furnished at
all times, with separate and private rooms.
In one Of the upper storIes there in erected q
FIRST rate billiard table, connsctod with which
j. an ExrnA Bar Roour, which together with
the Public Bar Room on the first story, will
slways be supplied with the choicest Liquors,
and every other LUXURY usually called for At
similar Establishments. ''ht
MR. BunpIcK, enc ofths concern, occupies
the TEA.HOUSE, contiguous to the
Observatory, which viii also soon be ready
for tho reception Of compsny. Mr. b. with
the aid Of a sufficient number Of suitable as
sjs,snts will take ell possible pains 10 accom-.
mediate those who may be pleased to patron-
ize the Observatory.
CLARKE BURDICK,
T1OS. STACEY, Jun.
Newport, april 18Th, 1929.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-13
MEMORANDA.

At Matanzas 23d ult. brig Ann Gadsden,
Northam. from London, dischg.
- The u. States frigate Constitution, sail
ed from New York, on Tuesday last, for
England and france, with the newly ap.
pointed ministers to those Courts, Messrs.
NLean and Rives.