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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-23
June 25th.
cIIlY GOODS
Az No YYA Ch.a,, II.

NJ CWEET will open one more
". - case this day at 10 o'clock, of
those cheap and real good undressed Cal.
icos for only l2a cents per yard, and has
good cotton stockings for % to 25 cents
per pair-he has more Of those cheap kid
childrcn's shoes for 30 TO 25 cents per pair
--he has silk stockings for only 50 cents
per par--he has IA unboacheS sheeting
for 10 cents per yd--4-4 indigo blue chex
for one shilling, and furniture chiu,z for
only l24 cts-he has an elegant assort-
ment of Ribbons--he has figured e. plain
palmoreans--barage--pongees and other
silks, cheap Gros de New York very hand,
some more Of those cheap twilled A
imitation ncrino cloth for only 33 cts. the
yard, good imitation of pongce and very
cheap dresses, gauzc bdkfs from 2s6 TO
~ 50, very handsome, and many other
very cheap goods going off rapidly. Mr.
;. is constantly receiving the real good
Bargains from his friends in Boston, and
hopes tho ladies and gentlemen will favor
him with their custom. June 25
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NANTED to take a child to nurss-by a
w healthy woman residing in Middletown.
The best Of recommendations can be given, IL
required. Enquire Of the printers.
July q
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PROPOSALS.,

- ~ - " ~ - A<os
WILL. be received until the 10th day
w Of September next for the delivery
in the Harbour of fCHARLESTON, South
Carolina, of
THIRTY THOUSAND TONS OF
STONES,
of hard and durable quality.--The Stones
to be in irregular masses, weighing from
50 to 500 pounds and upwards each--to be
angular,the edges not being worn or round.
ed from any cause. The Ton to be esti
mated at 2240 pounds.--Vessels bringing
Stones to furnish the necessary men tao kle
and apparatus, for hosting them out and
snsuring their safe delivery on board Of
Lighters, furnished by the Government for
that purpose in the vicinity Of the Shoal on
which the Stones are to be placed the
Stones 10 be received on the decks of the
Lighters and slowed away by their crews
These Lighters will be accurately gusged,
showing the actual weight Of Stones they
msy have on board, which will in all cases
determine the number Of Tons received.
The delivery ofStones to commence a.
early as tho lst day ofNovember nex,, and
at least 5000 Tons to bo delivered by the
ist day Of July 1890; the remaining 5000
Tons to be delivered on or before the lst
day of April 1881.
Proposals will also be received for deliv
ering but 10000 Tons of Stones, to be
completed by the lst day Of July 1880; or
for the whole 10000 Tons, to be delivered
by the same period.
Sufficient security must be given for the
faithful performance ofany contract enter.
cd into.--Payment will be made, if rcquir
ed, on every cargo of Stones as soon as De.
livered.
The shoal is situated between three and
four miles below the City of Charleston, &
about three quarters OF a mile above Pel
can Bank, on which barrel buoy is plac.
ed. Vessels bound for Charleston pass
within a quarter or half a mile ofthis Shoal
and may have good anchorage at those dis
tances in from four to seven fathoms wa.
ter.
Scaled Proposals to be made, addressed
to Lieut. HENRY BREWERTON, Cor, s
of Engineers, NEWPORT, State Of Rhode.
Island.
Newport, July ls, 1920.
Commissioners Notice.
THE Hon, Court ofProbate Of the town
l. 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
insovent, 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 of John Pi,man on the last Saturdays
in August, October, and December next, a,
2 O'Clock p. IA. JoHN PiTMAr,)
JAMES BooNE, Com'rs.
JoHN BARKER
All persons indebted are requested to
make immediate payment to
Geo. G. SHAW, Admir-.
Newport, July 6, 1929.
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ICE CREAM.
William s. Tose,

WILL serve up ICE CREAMS. at his
w Confectionery Establishment, reg.
ularly on Tuesdays and Fridays. SALTs,
particularly prepared, can at all times be
had with Soda. July %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-23
Public School Notice.

TFHE School committee, of the town Of
Newport, take this method Of giving no
tice Ito the parents and guardians Of children
who have been admitted to the school, that il
is the intention of the committee in future to
dismiss from the school such scholars as are
not punctual in their attendance to make
room for Others who arc more willing 10 avail
themselves of the advantage.
b. II. WIlBOR, Sec'ry.
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Holden nj Newport, July l0h 1929.
!" HEREAS. the Stone or Monument
w heretofore set up.marking the limits
'or taking Stones, Sand and Gravel, frcm
ifaston's Beach, was removed in the gnlo
of Sept. 1915. and was again set up BY the
Town Treasurer, but there being doubts
whether said Monument stands in the sume
place that il did before the gale. and the
Town beiDg desirous to define said limits,
have authorized the Town Council to fix
the location thereof and Regulate the TAX.
ing Stones, Sand e. Gravel from said Beach
II Is poted and Resoiped by the Totcn-
Council, That saii Stone or Monument be,
md it is hereby fixed and located twenty
one rods and half ofa rod North,6 deg.
5 min. east from the South east corner Of
the wall on the Gibbs Farm, md that any
Person or persons hereafter taking Stones.
Sand or Gravel from said Beach to the
westward Of said Stone or Monument, be
subject and liable to n penalty of Three
Dollars for every load 90 taken, and that
the Town Treasurer sue and prosecute
therefore by complaint, information or debt,
before any Of the Justices Of said town for
The use Of the Town.-And that tho fore
going be published in the Newport Mercu-
ry, and the Rhode. Island Republican.
A True Copy-Witness,
B. b. ROWLAND, Council Clerk,
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Valuable land Cor sale

AT REDUCED PRICES.
TNTIE Proprictors Of the South East nine
Il Townships Of the Holland Purch hsse, i'm
the western part Of the State Of New York.
now offer the unsold land in those Town.
ships for sale, at the following reduced
prices viz.
In quantities Of 1000 acres or over, lying
as contiguous and compact as may be, a
one doila. and twenty five cents per acre.
and in less quantities, at ono dollar and fif-
ty cents per acre, for cash IN hand, and 40
two dollars per scro, five per cent Of the
purchase money in advance, and the resi-.
due payable in eight equal annual install
ments, tho first to be paid IN three yssrs
from date with interest on the residue from
that time only
These townships are distinguished by
No. ], 2 and 3, in the LIST, Cd and Sd rapgss
ofthe Holland purchase lying intbst towns OF
Friendship, Bolivar and Cuba, in Allegany
County, and CLEANS and HinsdaIe, in Cstta.
raugus County.
The face Of the country is diversified with
hills and vnllies, bu, not mountainous; tho
soil rich and easily titled.
Il il covered with great vol riety ofiim.
Der, Of luxuriant growth. The country 10
well wstered and remarkably healthy. Va
rious roads are opened through the
tract; houses Of public worship; mills, and
school houses hnve been erected therein.
As the title is indisputable, it is believed
that this tract presents more inducement to
the enterprisiBg emigrant than any other
in the State. For further particulars apply
10 the subscriber, at the Office Of the Hol.
land land company OF this place.
EIlicottville. CattaTaugus Co. N. Y.
June ], 1879.
STALEY N. CLARKE.
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CIRCULAR.

DyPLRIsTrT or SrsrJ,
Patent Office, June %, Io29
A Ii persons having bushes with the Pa.
IA tent Office, are requested to direct their
communications directly TO the euPerinten..
dent Of that Office, instead Of the Secretary Of
State. the latter mode being attended with CON
siderable inconysniencs and sometimes risk
All such communications are free Of postage,
and will receive immediate sttention
JOHN ID CRAIG,
Superintendent.
Washington, June V,--4w.
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State of Rhode Island sc.

StUte 0f fh0de Island &c.
a General assembly June Session, 1920.
DESOLPED, thatthc General Treasu.
NJ rer be and hereby is directed 10 de-
osit, subject TO bis order for the use Of
ne State, all the funds ofthe State now in
- hands, or which NAV hereafter be re-
elved by him,in such safe and responsible
sank, either In Newport or Providence, 10
Ill give the greatest ratio Of interest ibY
no money so deposited.
Resoit,d further, That The balance OF
the interest account on The monies 40 do
osited, be Sc, apart and appropriated for,
md be added 10 the School fund Of the
state; and that the General Treasurer be
.urther directed 10 invest the same once in
every year, in stock cfsuch Bank or Banks
this Siate,ns his Excellency the Govern
Or of the State for the time being shall de
rect. True copy: Witness
HENRY BOUE.V, Secry.
General Treasurer's Office
Newport, 30th Juno, 1929.
The undersigned beng dssircus OF know
ing the best terms which may be- allowa-
BILE for deposits agreeaby with the above
Act, he will attend 10 sny proposals which
may bo made within thirty days from tho
date hereof
THo's. G. PITMAN, Gen. 7reasr.
July2 Providence Pat and hmerJ
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D. B. HOWLAND, Council Clerk,

Court Of Probate, Newport, July l3, 1929.
4 PPLicArIos was made for an Admnis:ra-
~ tor TO he appointed on the Estate Of Han
nah Richmond, late Of Newport, widow, doc
II was ordered thereon, that the consideration
thereof be referred TO a Court Of probate 10 DO
holden at tho State House in Newport on the
first monday in August next at oclock a. m.
and that previous notice be giyen by publish
ing copy Of this order thTes several times in
the Rhode Island Republican, Ser all persons
interested to appear at said time and place and
be heard. BY order Of the President.
b. B. HowLAND, Prob. CM.
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Harragans. Bay Company.

THE Stockholders of this company arc no.
u tilted, that the 5th instalment Of Five
Dollars on each share is assessed by the Di-
rectors, payable on or before the 27th July
instant, and that the Treasurer will attend n,
the Rhode Island Union Bank, during Bank
hours, TO receive the same
N. G. BOSS, Treasurer. r
July I6
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At A TOU,N COUNCIL.

b. II. wiLBOR, sec'ry.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-07-17
TO DE CONTINUED
CALUM DIIU.
A HIGHLAND TALE.

The following is a Evolutionary tale of
the West Highlands in relating it. the au-
thor has adheared to the narrative and as
lar as he could, to the simple but nervous
phraseology of the old plaided shepherd
who told it to him on the side of healthy
hlllat lnverougless, OH the banks of Loeb
Lomond
CaIum Dhu was the bravest warrior
that followed the banners Of the Chief of
Colquhon, with which clan, the powerful
and warllke MGregors were at inveterate
feud. Calum lived in sequestercd glen
in the vicinity of Ben Lomond.--Hs cot
tage stood at the base ola steep ferny hill;
retired from the rest the clan, he lived
alone. This solitary being was the dead
hest foe of the MGregors, when the clans
were in the red unyielding battle of their
mountain chiefs His weapon was bow
in the use of " hich he was so skilfuI, that
ne could bring down the smallest bird
when on the wing. No man but himself
had ever bent his bow, and his arrows we're
driven with such resis,less force, that
their ieathery wings were already drench-
ed with his foemen's best b God. In the
use OF the sword, also, he had few e.
quals, but the bow was the weapon of his
heart
The son ofthe chief Of the M'Gregors,
with two of his clansmen having gone to
hunt and their game being wide, they wan.
dered far, and found thumselves, little
after midday, on the top Of the hill, at the
J loot of which stood Calum Dhu's cottage.
[ no Int
down and tTy to bend Calum Dhu's bow.
Evan, you and have got the name ofthe
best bowmen Of our clan it Is said that no
man but Calum himself can bend his bow !;
but ii will 90 hard with us If we cannot
show him that the M'Gregors are men Of
thews and sinews equal to the bending Of
OF his long bow, with which he has so OF
ten sent his arrows through and through
our best warriors, as iGthey had been straw
set up to practice on. Come, he will not
know us-aDd If he should we are three
to one; and owe him something, added
he, touching the Hit of his dirk, since the
last conflict, when he sent an arrow tho
my uncle's gallant BOSOM Come, follow
me down he continued, his eye cleaning
with determined vengeance, and his voice
quyeriDg with suppressed passion We
will go down, if a score Of his best clans
men were with him, said Evan. Aye, but
be cautious. We shall bend his bow, then
break it, replied the young M'Gregor ;
then for my uncIe's blood. He is good at
the sword, said the third M'Gregor but
this Showing bis dirk,) viii! stretch him
on the sward. Strike him not behind, said
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-07-17
NO. 81.

unyieidins combatants, where was tho
murderer OF his son? None could tell him
none could have time, for he cut down in
ms headlong rage everv foe he met A.
ie"gth, when but few of his foes remained
op whom ne could wreak his wrath, or ex.
Tolse ms great strength, he spied an old
man s''ang on ferny bank, holding the
stump OF his leg, which had been cut off
I'D the battle, and who beckoned the grim
fniei 20 come nearer. Black John rushed
onward. brandishing his bloody sword
crying m voice which drove the remain.
sas BIRDS from the neighbouring cliffs
sShere ~as hive s~~'s ,..~saere, q SbaLa ~.
leg out OF that brsgue, said the old man
speaking with difficulty, and saueezing
his bleeding stump with both hands with
all the energy of pain, and bring me some
o that water irae your burn to drink and
VIII show you Caum Dhu, for he is vet
In the field, and lives; rim, for nv heart
burns and iaints. Black John. without
speaking, shook the leg out of the bropue
and fastened to bring water to get the
wished for intelligence. STOPPING to din
the bloody brogue in the lit C stream. NJ
Aip-hoocn F! he cried, and he spIashed
llteless into the water which in a moment
ran thick with blood. Ha! cried Calum
Dhu, for it was he again clap your hand
benin that's the last arrow shot by the
arm that sent those which come not ont
| where they went in.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-07-17

a LIST OF LETTERS remaining
L n IN the Post Office, Charlottesville LIST
July, 1929.
A ID Anderson Eli Alexander Ca
leb 5 Abel Orvllle Allen g. w. An
drewS.
B--Betsey Brown Mary Brown Thom-
as Best John H Bailey Martha Black w
S Bolts BARLEY Bowles Ann Burnley Hen
ny M Burnley Nicholas Burnley Fanny
Barnett ] L Burrows Samuel Barksdale
James NJ Bishop James Barclay.
C-James Clarkson 2, Samuel Chew
Clerk Mary w Cheatwopd John nj Co.
hen Robert B Croes Matilda A B Cline
Commandant Of the 47lh Regiment 9. V.
Clarkson Polly Carr Reuben Catlett 3.
Commanaant the SSth Regiment, James
Crack Ezra Cleaveland Robert II Carter
o w Calls Mary A Catlett John Car
ter.
D. Lewis Davis Richard Durrett Mary
Davenport Richard Dollins William Dick
enson Henry w Ducachet Jedutham III.
Davis Malinda Digges Langhorne Dade 2,
John f. Dennis
E-Thomas Ellis James Fi,z Benia-
min FickIin Eliza E Edmondson.
lIiiLduetu l. OSilee.
| G-George III Gimer Joshua Grady
William Gaines John Gray William Gil
more John Gillum 2. Sarah c Garth Ma
ny J Gooch E o Goodwin.
Ii FW Hatch 3, Charles r Hunt BEN
jamin Harris William Hix John Honeard
:, Benjamin Hawkins Joseph Harper Geo.
Harden John Y Homer Samuel Benlev
Is I'll Henderson Henry Il. Harris William,
| Hartman.
| l ~ J-John Jordan Japnes Jsrman.
Frances ID Je.man Frederick Isaacs Co.
lin johnson Martha l.. Jefries David
Isaacs.
K-John Kelly 3, Merida Kinisborough
" w kInsolving John Kennedy.
L-George Hay Lee Samuel Lawson
Howell Lewis William Leitch David R
Lacy N III Lewis 2, Jesse Lewis Marv
Lewis.
M-Thomas w Maury James Niche
Gilbert Mason Thomas Maupin Hilcrv
Moseley Thomas Mann joseph Mills John
Moore John E Niche Hiram Miller Re-
linda Mcleod Thomas McQuerry E S
McSparran 2, w II Meriwether VIM. d.
Meriwether.
N-Ibomas Naylor Rachel. Nicholas
Hugh Nelson G b Newsom.
O-WilIiam Overton Dennis OIeary.
P-Edmonia VI Preston c l. Perry Miss
Powers.
R-Richard D Roy Maria F Richard
Iracen'a Rodes III Reeder John Robin
son William Rodes Catharne FL Rein
hart Eliza Ragland John Rogers Ryland
Rodes Mrs Randolph.
S-Jas Stout 4, Sheriff Chas Swrouth
Il w Spot,swood B, Agnes Shelton John
Smell K l. Simmons Secretary of the Az.
ricultural Society Moses Snead John
Smith John Schel Bailey Shumate S Nj
Schrofte J Stockton
Henry Taylor William Toliver John
,TonpkinsJ Trist Martin Thacker Geo.
Toole AramiDta 6 Thomas.
George w Woods ii + Hammer g. VIM
Watson Isaac Winston Henry Ward 1T.
f WngieId 2, Mary nj Wells T. Wood
Henry Williams Thomas II WILEY 9 Jno
A. Williams.
1-Joscph G Yanccy Joel Yancey2,
JOHN WINN, 2. NJ.
July $50 &
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-07-17

III AVlNG advertised all my property
IL u for sale 10 August, without excep,
ton Tor further explanation | beg
leave to refer my creditors to Mr.. SAUN-
DERs, Attorney at Law, in Charlottesville
GEO, w. SPOTSWOOD.
June %, '2!9, II.
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HaadsOme Dipidend.-The Dismal Swamp Land Company, al their annual meeting on the IIth .nst' declared dividend of &24OO per share on each share 0t stock owned in said Company, tor the last year. The stock originally cOsi ElOOO, or SSSS l.S.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-26
Gordonsville for Sale.

VHNHE subscriber offers for sale his Tavern A. Gur
u louisville. in Orange county, with ESQ ucrcs ol
Land attached to It, or to exchange it for property in
the city of Richmond Gordonsville is situated at
the foot of the Southwest Mountains. p miles from
The University ct Virginia, SO from Fredericksburg
% from Harrsonburg, and 40 miles from bis place
The stages from Charlottesville to Fredericksburg
pass three time week, and since the late arranye
ment OF the mails between Staunton and Guynndott
the number of passengers has greatly increased. The
mail stage FROM Richmond to Harrsonburg passes
twice week. For terms and farther particulars.
apply TO the subscriber. JOHN N. GORDON.
Richmond, cath Sept Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-26

bCbNOiH q HIoDARi OF New York, rc.Hcct-
- fully inform the public and their numerous
friends iii Richmond and its vicinity that they have
opened at the store of j. g. J. r.. Heron, a small
assortment of iiano-Fortcs, all Of which are war
ranted OF the first qunlity in tone and workmanship
which they offer for sale az their lowest New York
prices. They VIII he set up in any part of the city.
or packed for tho country, free of expense. Orders
received for any description Of Instruments which
VIII be supplied from New York ana their Agent
now IN Richmond, will tune and regulate Pianos.--
The attention of persons III want OF Piano Fortes
is respcctlmllY solcited. oct lR-dis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-26
French Restorative.

NJ LANGLEY respectfully informs the citizens
~ OF Richmond and the public generally, that
he has opened Restorative and Tavern in quite
new style. between the stores of bIessrs. Hall 81
Moore and Mr. Nelson. and invites the public give
HIM call. He has first rate French Cook lust
from Paris and Is satisfied that his style OF cooking
Will be found not less agreeable than novel here.
The Lardcr will he stored with all the decacias the
market will @iiord-Gsh, vcnison and wild fowl in
their season. Ills bar is well stocked with the
choicest wines and spirits.
N. ID. Coffee and Soups at all times.
u Families can be supplied with meats or single
dishes at their own houses, per bill of fare OF the
day, on the shortest notice. sept so
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-26
@ENIIEMEN s B0oEA
" ST. GEE &: PDNlPSI

DY tho last arrivals, GRANNISS, SON 6,
I'D BR OTHERS have received
$50 Pair superior made calfskin, goatrkiu, scaskn
aud buckskin boots. at prices to suit purchasers
1000 pair gonllemens bootees, from s. so to 81 90
1000 do do fine shoes. with wide & narrow straps
800 do do do cafsl1in goatskin and seaskin
walking pumps
$50 do do do do do do dancing pumps
300 do DO India rubber shoes
go do do morning slippers
700 do do do do with straps
50 do do waterproof nockasns
80 do do calfskin shoes n superior article,
With an extensive assortment OF travelling trunks,
bags, valices, OF superior manufacture
90 meats fancy trunks, different couurs patterns
30 do scalskn and hair trunks
coo pair boys scwed, begged and nailed bootees,
some low rs cts
5D0 do do do do shoes Of every price
200 do do dancing pumps, some at the low price
of 10 cts
5000 pair shoes and booees, suitable for plan
tntion use. at low prices
Al of tho above articles will be sold very
low Mt the corner Of Main street and t4lh, leading
TO Mnyos Bridge. oct 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-26
Two STUDENTS OF MEDICINE,

OF MEDICINE.-1he
n intends to deliver Course of Lectures on denons,ra,yc
ANATOMY ana surgery, during the ensuing months November
December january, February, and Mach lie will also deli
yer Course OF Lectures Chemistry lie pledges himself
that no pains shall be spared render this of
practically useful
During residence OF nine years in this City, the subscribe
mas been actively engaged in the instruction of Medical Stu
dcnshs experience jus'ihes him in asserting place
aots more ample opportunities for the study practica
Anatomy aud other important branches Medical education
situated central To that region of country fam which the
Northern Schools derive their principal supporpoS-ese
population sufficiently for purpose Surgical and
Clinical Instruction, and enjoying in degree the
advantages OF healthy and suitable climate the Of Rich
mond presents 10 the cuyaios OF Medical Science alnn,,
desideTd;lnn.
ocl9 IOIIN Cf-T;EN