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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17

THIS EVENING, NOV. I7th,
VA" DC Zeyformed first time in tbs CaV. Ats Nh,
.nclD DrGmu of fte
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aIAGARA EATEs-

EVxnBIr1NG fo few days, directly opposite TO tho
FL Eagle Hotel Mr.. Catlin's model or Niagara
FaL/s q ~" tensh Portrait IF De mn Cint0n-
and also OF Red JacIe5 the Indian Chief. in ins
warriors dress Ten small foil length Portraits Of
the in"ebago Ca;C5, in full dress, and several o5
amusing pictures.
most perfect dea of the whole cataract and it's adj
Joining scenery, that has yet been exhibited &,
the world. Persons wishing to avail Themselves oS
TIE opportunity, ADVISED 20 do If soon as the exh
hion WI last but for few day. Admission 80 cts
Mr.. CatIln's Painting Rooms for Portraits ana
.hlUI"tuItS' AZ MIS- DuVai 8. 81
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Grand Solar Microsc0plel,.

TgVHE public are ccttully informed the Propri,
IL e'or of the Microscope, has obtained q very cl
igible room in The Museum Of this city ornerly oc
cupled as the Statuary Room,) and which is now fit
ted UP for the purpose of better displaying the great
magniiying powers of The astonishing iustrumcnt.-
Tic room will be open for visitors from ., A. NJ to
., 2. VI. ccGyy fair duy.
This surprising instrument discovers TO view the
most minute bodies III the animal, vegetable aud miu
eral parts OF creation, magnifvng them more than
100000 tines The apparent dust on figs or cheese
Wmch INHg amnaicula Is scarcely .ercertiblc to
the naked eye, niggufed ~ the enormous size Or
rom to feet, and in actual notion, lighting snd
cohendlng III the most SPIRITED manner. Many other
objects arc preparcd and VII bc exhibited. The in
teTesng process OF cbrystn'z0to1t j. ,hon in mos
Respondent and magnificent colours 1t needs bu.
TO be seen to 3" most aiui Ell. IL being i3uosiLc to
gi,e al rec4uatc description CT its b.ihaacv.
= = .-.".s:.ce 30 csE.s, Children half yrlf
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By OTIS, DUNLOP q GO.
IISIORS- &c

\,
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, nj half paet 10
O'clock will be sold at Auction Store withou &c
serve,
Is pires Holland gin, Swan, Imperial and Rose
brands, mostly pure. ona part suTviiu.
IS P;roa Fsonoh brandy, .'seisnettc' and othc,
brands, some years old
10 pipes American brandy
pipes, half ditto, and 6 or. ditto Madeira
II hhda Jamaica and Grenada rum, part from Ery
West, and superior
GO or "s0 or. casks Sicily Madeira, French Madnt
RI, Port and Lisbon wines
80 hhls Campbells gin.
ALSO.
10 llhds st. Croix sugars
) bales sewing Irvine
20 boxes fancy soap
bids jamaica coffee
100 boxes soan
100 boxes candles
go casks cheese
10 barrels oranges
80 boxes chocolate
10 !Ihds moasscs
half chests imperial tea
10 chests young Tyson do
nov rs 0. D. g. Co. Gnc:a
.3DDI7yo.N.aG '-''
VIII be added to our sale. ON the 18th instant an
Invoice OF Drugs, Medicines and a Patent Balance
10 O. D. g. Co. Aucts
VIM .aDDI7IoN:AL:
VIII be added to sale THIS MORNING,
d. Casks hfavy rich Goshen cheese.
nov u o. D. 81 Go Aucts.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
ln THURSDAY next, the 18th inst, at 20
O'Clock, will be sold at Auction Rooms, largo
and general assortment of seasonable Dry Goods
Terms Of sale o. D. s. CO Ancts
ADDITIONAL.
VII! be added to our sale on THURSDAY. 10th INST
Bale white and red flannels
10 domestic G0
cases sa,iicctti
bales kcIseys
case linen diaper
do cacoes
bales Dorchester bed tex
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17
BOOK AUCTION
Fa sbie Pirate Library Of La,u and .Niscelaa~ers
Books.

To1 sbie Priraie Library Of La,v and Mtscellaa~ers
Books.
TOMORROW EVENING" Tuesday Nov II.
1929 commencing ut halfpast O'Clock, c. ]. Sclt,n
liable Private 1.iorary-among which are, Burrows
Reports vols. Blackstone's do, Washngton's do,
Bacon's Ahridgment 5 vols. Woods Institutes,
Bcame's Lex Mercatoria Nlunford's Reports Cakes
do vcs. Cookies Institutes Cruise on Real Proper-
ty Revised Code, vols, Vcptwor,hs PLEADING 10
vols. Montesqne's Spirit of Laws, Maddock's Chan
Gerry, Hennng AID Munfords Reports, Selwyn's Nj
81 Pr:us, &c. &c.-Among the MISCELLANEOUS, are.
Gregorys Dictionary ofthe Arts and Sciences a vols
Shakespear's Plays, vols DR.. Bcattie's Works, 10
vols. Rambler, 4 vols. Don Quixotte, vols. Specta-
sons America, 4 vols. Hume and SInollct's England
- vols. Robertson's Charles 5th 3 vols. Rusrells
Moaern Europe, . vols, FergusoDs BONE, 3 vols
sioJsniths Animated Nature, &c. &c.
The Books are ready forexaminatcu
The sale conducted by J. s. ]. Z. HET,os, Auc'ts
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Ihc cho'e 10 coaciade tcith the fcucdc5le Er-ce o
WHERE SHALL / DINE2

BEoSE GWINEI"T, TIE MUTINEE3 Val
ENTlNE &. 0RSoN, and the DEATH FETCH.
- In future doors open Mt o'clock, performance
commences al precisely. nov II
ESRES3f~ aA.sArOtsA.-A supply las just been re.
II ceived, fresh from L.nch CLARKE Ly the sl,sc ri..r
iNO. H. BLANlRt, Druggist,
nov l. Oppoe,,. he Enclc cccr
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Ming s. Desereer,
FREDERICK TIE GREAT.

1'''' :. VI, OF 7 III .E!.'V-NH MA,
MA q Miss WELLS will dance the most poru
lar Minuet de Ia Cuur and Gavnitc of Vcstr;s '
AFTER WHICH,
first time in'Richraond, a celebrated Comic IIoh
inh1 i'a!ir composed ard produced by MIR. Wells,
ana played IN ali the Northern Theatres with great
SIccacs ro1loI s.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17

H.h. e '''ss WELLS's SECOND NIGHT.
-2::a first night IF TIC .Me70 .Neio- Drama OF the
aAMG ,iND DESERTER, or FREDERICK
HE GREAT; and q New ComIc RAr1er.
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THEATRE.

me Managers feel prsa' pleasure in arncs.t: q,
;nat th"v hav" engaged tho celebrated iiI2 & ..LSS
~ ELI-S, for few NIGHTS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17

.9aonGf u i'roT":e aud aMDJer gt Re1ta puNszd bun
hr1nghNe Lorce,- Locis
Nov li.-2G hhds. tobacco; 44 kt-s rnan'a toLar
co; 20 bills flour; - frkns butter ana ard 534l lis
mss arts, lHrcc tobacco, 50u lbs; bbls wskcv:
10 cords wood; boats; T coal hoa's; 1919 bus coal
NoT l2-6 hhts. TOBACCO; Lids. stems 52I
bols .!car; IL bills. wiii-cy; 7l6 bus wheat; ions
sand; IL boa's; 9 coal boats 1920 bus. coal.
MARRIED., on the 81 November, 1929 by the Rev Mr.
C"iean !r JoShrH VAUGHAN, mc:cani Of Hanover to Miss
ATHHnINE daughter G George i;oxcv F.su of Louisa
w ARJWEs T4EsXXgS-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17
gl "a FRI az IL Il w S.
PORT on RICiI.MOAcD.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Brig Carroll, lfowla1d. from Boston with supdries
to p Haxall 81 Co, j Jones, /. Webb & Co J NJ
Weaver, Allan, Davenport, Allen 81 Co, and T
Adkins.
Schr Tennessee, Green, from Norfolk, with tobac
co, to Rogers 81 Harrison.
sloop Che nh, Burke from Norfolk
SAILED.
Brig Lowell, West for Boston, with tobacco and
Sc!r Richmond Packet, Knapp, for y York, with
-four, tobacco, &c.
Schr William Dawson, Charlie, for Saugur,s. coal
Schr William Buckman, -, for " York -four.
ScLr Richard, Corson, has dropped down The Ri
yer TO finish loading for New York, with wheat
NORFOLK, Nov. IL Sailed from Hampton
Roads ship Caravan, Thing, for City Point and schr
La Fayette, BlsselI, tog n Orleans.
At Scawel's Poia, yesterday--schrs Diomcdc
,Iitcomb, Portland days, bound to Richmond, and
Bradford Lindsay. FIN Richmond bound TO Boston
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JAMIE OF AaEROEEY,

LOF-E IN Il MIST
S,sy1NFr McFrnors Mn. WCTrS
IN which character hr will dance his celebrated
Gro'esquc Highland Medley Dance.
'arnle OF aberdeen, FIR iIcy,,
kATTY MISS WELLS
In the course nf tie Ballet. 4 variety OF DANCING
20 finish with The Highland Reel, arranged b,
Miss NEr1s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31

From, tae .Nationai Gasstis.
THE ARCHER BOY


Written by Mrs D. WILSON and sung Miss Love. Is Ill
Play of ''rha PaItisans-"
Oh. cbid. him not, the hrcher Boy,
Since he is bean'y's richest treasure;
His very tears ace drops of joy,
His sighs bu; the breath of pleasure,
n transient shown of April skies,
The darkest storm that DER him HES.
Ti,en Glide him not, the Archer Boy.
rho changing - each rainbow feather;
Who would the fairy brood destroy,
That loves bright wing collects together,
Oh. chidc him not, sweet Archer Boy.
on, never say Love can deceive
That he's traiter altogether;
Sometimes like Summers balmy eve
Sometimes Deccmber's freezing weather
Tho smiles and tears are mingled seen,
While hopes and fears step i'll between.
Then chidc him not, the Archer Boy,
Tho changing is each rainbow feather;
Who would the fairy brood destroy,
That loves bright wing collects together
q Glide him not, sweet Archer Boy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31
UNIVERSITY OF vIRGINlA.-'rbe mex, So

The eXpences for the Session of upwards of ten
months. follows:
Board, including bed aud other room furni-
turc, washing and attendance, 800
Pucl and candles, TO be furnished by the
Proctor at cost, and per commission,
estimated at on
Rent of an entire Dorrnory $40; for half if
occupied by two students Il
Use OF Library aud Public rooms Is
Professors fees not exceeding -
saI8
I. Professor of Ancient Languages, DIR. Harrison.
?. Professor of Modern Languages, Dr. Blae,ter-
mann.
3. Professor of Mathematics, Mr.. Bonnyc,slle.
4. Professor OF Chemistry and Materia Medica,
DR.. Emmett.
5. Professor of Natural Philosophy, Dr. Patterson.
6. Professor of Medicine Dr. Dunglison
Z. Professor of Anatomy and Surgery, Dr. John
g. Professor Of MorulP Philosophy, Mr.. Tucker.
9. Professor of Law, Mr.. Ionax.
The instruction is conveyed partly by lectures an,
partly by the study OF approved text books and in all
cases the asSiduty of the student is tested bv rid
system of examination.
Every student, under tho age of 81 years, is re:
CURED 10 attend at least three Professors or two
Professors, aud the Demonstrators of Anatomy and
Surgery unless, when he matrculates, his parent or
guardian shall have prescribed, in writing the schools
which he Is required to attend, or unless the Faculty
Tor good cause shown shall allow him attend less
than three.
Monthly circulars arc written to the parents end
guardians stating the attendance Of each student at
ecture. and exhibiting the Students proficiency and
department.
To be admitted, the student must be sixteen wears
OF age; he is required to wear uniform dress the
particulars of which detailed in the enactments.
This rule viii be rigidy enforced; tho prescribed
uniform will have to be worn on a.! occasions both
within and without the precincts, when the student
appears ont of his ROOM except that in wcsth.
er he may wear such light gown coat within the
precincts, as the Chairman may approve The ut
parents nrnu
TO this enactment, in order that their sons or wards
may not be provided with clothes which cannot be
permitted TO be worn.
Students entering the University after the CON-
mencement of the Session, shall pay board only for
the time unexpred, at the yearly rate, but pay the
full fees and rents at whatever time they may enter.
In The Medical school one full course at the Uni
versty, Is considered by the authorities Of the Uni
ycrsity Of Pennsy as equal to one course there
a. S. BROCKENBROUGH, Proctor.
July 81 WY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31

btofe Society of PTgutia.
a + a meeting Of the Board of Managers of the
Bible Society of Virginia, held the 22d day of
July, 1920: = =
present, Rev. Jesse III. Turner, LIST Vice President
Mr.. Cha's Nj. Mitchell, Treasurer,
/" James Gray, Recording Secretary,
Rev WIN. J. Armstrong, !
MIR. Benin Brand, e
William Allison, &.
d" James Szer,
Richd c. Workman,
George lIutcheson,
Richd Whitfield,
- DAVID l. Burr,
- Thomas Nelson,
Resolved, That the Rev. ErHrLpEKr DRAKE he
and he Is hereby appointed General Agent of this
Board for six months, from the date of his entering
upon the duties of the Office according to reso,,-
ton OF the Society, adopted at the annual meeting
held the nth April last.
Extract from the minutes of the Board.
JAMES GRAY, Rec'dg Scc'v
Bible Society of Va
n. B. The Rev. e. Drake. having accepted tho,
appointment OF General Agent of the Bible Society
OF Virginia, and entered upon The duties of said of
tice-ail agents in the employment of the Board. and
those that may be disposed to aid the Society in this
work OF love, will make their reports aud communi-
cations to the General Agent. ut Richmond
ed July, 1929.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31

Hs ue parliamentary reporters and hose who attend the
ef courts ~ law are men ~ education and integrity upon
"ho id reliance may be- placed and does not usually
enn an eNan"aon of their copy their reports are cent 10
he printer as hey come Ia without undergoing revision by the
editor - 30 ~ ''''' - Wv
MANY o' the eminent men now, lately Al the bar haze
commenced hef public career reporters upon london news
papers among oters, we may mention Sir James M,cku
tosh Nj aW6el Mr. Horace rwiss, SERGEANT sparkle Nj,
stephen the Master in Chancery Mr. James Dov,lor Vobo
lately went out ~ View south Wales Of the rdre, mai
colony Mr. Charles Philips and Others well as the allie
editors Of the Times and Morning Chronicle
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31

Il Scofeh Escrsit a "Shoulaer arms.s .,.t.,.s.
IN avoec intended resemble shun., h, he captain.
' ORDER was any thing but simultaneous and ON, msn OF
oos,'ved was s, standing Iron ,s, sn was
ny e captain, and asked why he MOI sha sns"enged
win The rest what the dcils a. haste (o,, @ along
We wait ti body TAX snuf,"7 Tales or EriJ 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31

Hr'rV HHti"'es-From 1909 10 1917 ipousi,c Foeiand
Pn o circulation 32277lg uskots without reckoning those
b % Gn private account The above were disti.
- - ga 'nn'hcis 10 the allies NJ Great BTtan
'5J'e6% 90 10 thc English tfoops of the line
t94ol do 20 the regular militia
~ Hj9 do ~ the local militia
Sy.'5g5 do 20 the different voluieer oorps.
Ll1Bl3 do 10 the marines and British navy,
8OWp barrels u eunpowdcr consumed IN IN average
ey year during the above PERIOD but that more than
'uppled after 1912 10 the conclusion Of the peace.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31

fgroG-n the communication ofho "Son of Coyr,aIt .,
a' week 81 column, 10 the 1th line Of the paragraph
o'Snn'ns "ovenor Gooeh,"or "poultryT read "psIiry
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31
JOHN DURHAM.

~ EW FLOUR-For sale New Flour,
very nice, in Barrels ond half Barrels.
july 2O.--oo0t. z. HAXALI. e. co.
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Rhoda-lslaNd Union Bank

T,HE Stockholders Of the ode.lsland
Il Union Bank are notified, that gen
eral Meeting Of the Stockholders will be
held at their Banking ouse on Tuesday,
the 9th OF January, 1880, for the election
of Directors, and transaction Of such other
business as may come before thcm.--And
that semi annua dividend will be paid on
Friday, the LIST of January, 1880, TO such
persons as appear by the Books Of the
Bank, to be Stockholders therein on the
2lth inst. on which day the Transfer book
will be closed, until said lst ia ..lary.
BY order Of the Directors,
n. G.. BOSS, Cashier.
Newport. Dec. u, lS20.
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Newport Bank.

TINE Stockholders are hereby notified
Il that their annual meeting for the e.
lection of Directors. will be held at their
Banking house on Wednesday, the 9th day
OF January next, at half past , p. NJ.
Also, that Directors for the Rhode Is
land Insurance Company will be chosen al
the same time and place.
The semi annual dividend of said Bank
will be payable on Friday, the first day o.
January 1880, to those persons who hold
stock on the Doth instant. By order Of the
President aid Directors.
!. WILLIAMS Jr. CaShr.
Newport, Dec. 2l, 1929
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Crockery & Glass ware.

Crockery & Glass ware.
-.sNe--
Liverpool g. Canton Earthen Ware,
English g. American Glass do.
4 n extensive assortment Of the above
"a just received, g. rcpacked in lots to
suit purchasers,
Blue PRINTED.
Dishes, 10 10 Is inch, plates, twifers, nuf
fms.
Bowls, l2e, 2ls. so1. Jugo, oo, 4u, Or, i2s,
24s, and 3Os.
Baisons, d, Gs Ewcrs, do do.
Chambers, Is, 6s. Covers, do. do.
Salads. round, square, and scoopod
Vegetables, with covers. Pickle lonves,
Fruit baskets and stands. Sauce toureens
complete.
Cheese trays, Narpees, & brush trays
CofiGo pots, tea pots, sugars, creams,
Teas, handled, and cofeos, DO.
BLUE AND WHITE GoLD BorDTRED c8iYA.
Coffee bowls and taucers, handled aud bot
handled.
Teas, do. do do. do.
Toa plates, assorted sizes, &c.
Blue AND GREEN EbGED.
Dishes, 10 TO IL inches. Plates, twifors,
and mullins.
Sallnds, oval and scollopod; pickle loavos.
jugs, Is. Boats, &c. &c.
ENAMELLED.
Tea pots, sugars, creams, and teas,
Chambers, baisons, bowls ~ Jugs.
C. coLOURFD.
Dishes, 6 TO 90 inch Plates, twifers, md
suppers.
Basons. As, Gs, 9s. Chambers, Dc. dos do.
Bowls, l2s, 2is, and 30s. Coffee pots, nrns.
| Toast dishes. bcaumango moulds, IL mugs.
Jugs 4s, Us, 12s, 21s, & bakers.
CL "A s s,
DrcAs1Ks.-qts heavy cut, flutcd, finger,
and comet.
DO. DO do. DO. do. ball top.
Do. do. do. diamond & glory.
Do. DO. plain, common, hutod Il
ground stops.
Do. pts. and halfpts.
DO. engraved, labelled, moulded, and lot
tered.
TrsBLER,-qt p,. halfpt. and gill, DIM, and
tale.
wisrs-au,ed, finger diamond, fan and glo'
~, cut, ground, rough and plain, Hint and tale
GFOrders from the country promptly
attended TO.
archibald Munro.
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MEMORANDA
At the Sandwich Islands in March last,
ship Frederick Augustus, Eah, of this port,
with 400 barrels oil.
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The following is the grand aggregate
Of o'iicers, noncommissioned officers, mu'
s,ciaps and privates. composing the army
Of the y. g.
Major General. Brigadier Generals,
Adiutant General, . Inspector Generals,
Qnartermaster General, 4 Qnartermasters,
l Commissary General of Subsistence, 2
Cornmissaries, | Surgeon General, Sur
geons, As Assistant Surgeons, Paymaster
General, IL Paymasters, l Commlssary
General of Purchases, | Assistant Engin
eer, 2 Military Storekeepers, l2 Colonels,
II Lieutenant Colonels, 10 Majors, l2p
Captains, l4S First Lieutenants, llS Sec.
ond Lieutenants, j Sergeant Majors, l |
Quartermasters Scrgean's, 35i Sergeants,
AL Corporals, II Principal Musicians. 2l2
Musicians los Artiicers, So Enlisted Men
for Ordnance, 4l52 Privates, 5lS Commits
s;uned Officers.
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1EAHETMD

In this town, the 9th inst. by the Rev. mr.
Choules, mr. James s Gardiner. to miss Rho.
ds w. Barker, daughter of mr.. Peleg Barker,
both Of Middletown.
At the Friends Meeting House in Ports.
mouth ,on the 9th inst, Abraham Davis Of FAIR
Haven, Mass. to Abigail Sherman, daughter
OF the late Sampson Sherman.
In South leicester, 10Th inst, by the Rev.
Lot Jones, mr. Isaac B. IIahwell TO miss Sal
ly Stone.
Cupid ono eve with pointed dart
Pierced deep the fair ones SroSn-Y heart,
She sought relief in Hymen's spell,
Which, strange TO tell made her HARr-wELL.
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DIED.

In this town on the 10th inst. mr.. Job Wea.
YER aged 7S years
18th inst. mr.. Oliver Slocum, aged 40.
Same day, mrs Catharine HAYWARD, widow
Of mr. Joseph Hayward, aged 81 years
On Monday evening last, Eliza, daughter
sfmr. Benjamin Howard, aged years.
At Portsmouth on the 18th ult. miss Sarah
Ann Sherman. daughter of Samuel Sherman
esq in her 2Sth yer.
In Hudson, n Y. 9th inst mrs Catharine
Crossman, aged 81, wife of mr.. John Cross.
man, and daughter of mr. John Wilson, of
this town.
In Charleston, s. C 10Th inst of consump.
tion, Mr.. Charles Bernard, late Of the Boston
Theatre, son of the late John Bernard, esq.
In Providence, on Sunday evening last,
mrs. Mehctable Thurber, wife Of Samuel
Thurber, esq. in the 7lst year of her age.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.

ENTERED,
Shops MarD, Heath; Collector, Heath;
Superior, Child, New York.
CLE.4..ED,
Sloops Mary, Heath; Superior, Child,
Providence.
.aRRIVED,
FRIDAY. Dec. IS
Sch Resolution, Ciewley, from Norfolk,
for Eastport,
Sch Union Packet, Grove, from Norfolk
for Passport.
sloop Galloping Tiger, Hammond, from
Rochester,
SsTTRRAy--
Sloop Mary, Burt, fr Berkeley for N Y.
Sloop Mary, Heath, fin " York.
SIoop Pilgrim, Godfrey, from Chester
SUNDAY
Brig Mary Jane, Thomas, fir Passama
quoddy for n York.
Schr Superior, Barlow, from Washing.
ton for Sandwich having carried away
the head Of her foremast in sudden seuall
on Friday night.
Sloops Collector, Heath; ITalcyon, Hi;
Charles, Spclln,an. from New York.
Sloop Splendid, Read, fin Providence for
New York,
Slocp George, Eddy, from Albany,
MONDAY
Sloop Rose, Wager, from New York for
Nantucket.
Soop Alfred, Wells, from Rverhead.
Sloop Howard g. James, Hammond, fin
Hartford for Rochester,
TUESDAY,
Schr Hitta Franklin, Gibbs, from rhla.
for NBedford.
Sch Hope g. Hannah. Chase, 3 days FIN
Georgetown, y. G.. for Providence. Left
10Th, in Hampton Roads, ship Gratitude,
for lIavre.--Saled same day in CO. with
schs Nancy ,McFermin, and Rambler, Col.
~, both from New York.
Sloop Gipsey, Savory, fr Wareham for
NewYork.
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A.
Sarah r. Allen
James +. Adams
Frances .Almy
Silvy Armstrong
s. Adams
e.
Maria Beep
John Beaton I.
Donald Bliss
Silas Briggs
Sarah Burk
Jemirla Briggs
|. V. Burdick
5. y. Babson
William Boyle
John Bamiord
Isaac Babcock
Charlotte Bullock
Samuel Burroughs
Jim Bannan
John Ball
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Thomas B. Church
Abel Colburn
John Colburn
Nathaniel Crosby
John Crosby
Peleg Clarke
Hannah Cobleigh
James II. Claiborne
Charles Collins
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Daniel ID. Daily
Daniel Davan
Michael Bowling
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Bashcba Earl
Charles Evans
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Susannah Femme
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Ann a. Grcenleaf
Stephen Greenne n
Charles Green
John Gordon
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Sally Hull
Pierce Horswell
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James Hammond
Joseph Hathaway
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Patrick Hogan
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-12-24
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ASSiGNEE'S SALE.
Will be sold at public auction orFRlDAY
the first day oil January, 1890, al ii o'cik.
A. NJ.
20NO fa,homs Tow lines,
CVOV Ono Horse,
Ono Horse Cart,
And the Rope Walk in Mill s,rcct, with
Tar kettle, wheels, slcds drags and o,hor
tools used in the manufacturing ofcordage.
ALSO,
All tho right, title and interest Of Josiah
Tew in certain lot Of Land with tho build.
ings thereon, bounded on the Southwest by
Ballevuo street.
ALSO,
All tho right, title and interest Of William
Smith, In certain lot Of land with tho build-
ings thereon, bounded ON tho south by Pros.
pcct hill.
Sales positivc--terms, cash on delivery Of
the bills Of sale. JOHN STERNE, assignee
puh po,rcr irrerocabio 10 sell.
WV. LoviG, Auctioneer.
Newport, Dec. II, 1890,