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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22

Nrw- ORLEASs June Is. CoNMouoRE PORTER.
Captain Minor. Of tho Llylna, from Vera Cruz
reports that am attempt has been made 10 a,sassl-
nate Com Porter lIc had been ordered TO the
city of Mexico, md on his way thuher, IN compa-
ny with a gentleman from New-Hork and attend
cd by two ants when about forty leagues from
Vera Cruz. he was attacked by party of nine
horscmen; two Of whom bad advanced 20 within
a short distance Of him, when he turned and dis
covered their intentious-he Instantly wheeled
and shot one of them, who turned out 10 be the
leader drew his sword aud struck of the hand Of
the other who had engaged hun. The rest, see
ing Their leader fall. fed. The chief of the band
IL Is sfI, is the very man from whom the Com
modore procured horses for his journey.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22
MR.. CALHOUN.

The principal manufacturers at Pittsburgh have
openly proclaimed thsir opposition to Mr.. Cal
noun. Twenty-Five of them lately addressed the
candidates in nomination for the State Legislature,
requesting the communication of their views on
the subject of the Tariff They also took the
occasion to designate Mr.. Calhoun as the Anti
Tariff candidate for the Presidency, and recited
two cases, IN which, as President of the Senate,
his casting vote defeated important bills for the
support of tine American system. The candidates
replied in strong language against giving up the
Tariff They say " The time has now arrived,
when Pennsylvania, holding the balance Of poiti-
calpower should resist every effort to tampeT with
or destroy the means by which she lives. 600. He
who would rise on the runs of our manufacturers.
shall expect no helping hand, in his promotion,
from this united commonwealth.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22

~ CmtItNHuC 4 0ttttC'~' ''ANN
We gather from the French papers re-
ceived bv the late arrivals, that there IS a
very serious disagreement between the
Kinp of the Netherlands and his subjects
as represented in the chamber of Deputies,
the popular branch ofthe Legislature ofthat
country. The chamber have refused to
vote the annual taxes for the support of
government, on the ground that the King
does not govern the kingdom according
to the charter. The spirited conduct ofthe
Deputies has produced great sensation IN
France, and has become the subject Otgen-
eral conversation. We regret that IT IS not
in our power to give the particulars Of the
controyersy.--.N Y Er. Post.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22
"-s9S.--
WEST POINT.

The annual public examination Of this Insltu-
ton terminated some days ago, and the conse-
quent arrangement of the cadets according TO
merit and proficiency, has since been completed.
Ofthese we are permitted to make public, as we
have great pleasure IN doing, TIE names Of the
first FIVE in each class According TO the regu-
Iations these names are at once attached 10 the
army list.
Names Of the FIVE most distinguished cadets in
each Class, as determined al tho examination
m June 1923
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22
ITO Be continued !

A gentleman from North Carolina, des-
cribes the gold mania in that state as ex-
ceeding every thing that he had ever before
heardOf Business was neglected through
out the week, 81 even the churches desert
ed on the sabbath, to search for this cor
rupsible Treasure iafh. Rep
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22
TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION

At Rahigh, North Carolina on the 4th inst. on
Of the diner parties took a stand against the USE
ofsprits md drank cold water only to their toasts
The toas,s drank by the company were difcreu
in their su5sance IL style from the illusions com
mon on ourgreat national anniversary. The usu
almode is toast the end desired by the compau,
In tins instnce the means ofpePetuating liberty
and happiness were deemed worthy ofuotice
We suljoin a few samples of the sentiment
e1pressedoy this temperate celebration; and W
viii venture to say, that the wisdom and pro
priety Of he first toast has rrely been equaIled.
"The Al Of Jh.-Our great political Saba.
Let neither strife. nor intemperance, nor vice
in any fom, be suffered to Proflue its hallowe.
hours.
"Cold Hltsy.--Nature' beverage-the best au
safest ,oreung man.
Washington, Jefferson, and host Of RerOl
ti0nary l0ytkieS-AI sober men.
"TEc CoH Water Celebration. An ounce o
preyentn always preferable to pound Of cure.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22
COMMUNICATED.

Celebrate ofhe SD Anniversary Of H.
dependence at EHza5eth- I0wn, Va.
The morning was ushered in with a heavy dis
charge Of thirteen rounds Of musquetry from The
Infantry under the command of Capt James.
The militia, commanded by Capt. Blair and
Lieut.. Powell, paraded at Mr.. Simpsons hotel
and being Joined by the citizens Of the village ana
It's vicinity, al half past IL ne marched TO tho Ne
thodist camp ground, where appropriate iatroduc-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22

UIn bis weeks paper viii be found an adyer
tisement for the sale Of number Of Saxon and
Mermo Sheep, by J. Il a. R McIyaine, of Bel
mont comfy, Ohio Wewould invite the ate.
ZION of he wool grower and the farmer to ihr-
sale, asst viii present very favorable opportunity
for obtaining, or charging stock Of fine wOoisc
sheep.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22
WHEELING COMPILER.
WEDNESDAY,, JULY p, 1929.

FThe River IS three feet above low
water mark.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22

A London paper Of the 3lst May furnishes IN,
following:
Accounts from the seat Of war IN the eas
mentions the probability Of a desperate attemp
being about 70 be made BY the Russians sgalns
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22
--..s9s~.. 4

We extract the following items from a view
Of the Baltimore markets. for the week ending
July llth.
A sale of twelve thousand pounds Of WEST
ERN BACON has been made at o cents; and e.
lot OF hams az Q cents.
WESTERN LARD, 8 6l-2 cents.
FLOUR, 1925 a - so per barrel.
The TOBACCO market brisk. a lot Of Ohio
Tobacco was taken at g, TO- u, and 20 dollars.
The inspections of the week comprise 1913 hhds
MARYLAND, "a Ohio, and Pennsylvania.
WOOL washed on the Sleeps back, and free
from tags Is 20 cents per Pound-unwashed,
10 Is. Full blooded - a 50.
A parcel oflOO bushels Of Clover seed was sold
at 81 81 ID per bushel
TIMOTHY SEED, s. 50.
CORN A. n A. OATS s. cents.
FEATHERS. % cents.
WHISkEY, - a p cts. per gallon
90
The PittS5lvgk Gazette, of Friday last report,
Flour scarce at s. 30; Bacon, a 7 cents: Keg
Butter 6 :: Flax IN demand at 5, and Feathers
.. Salt $3.50.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22
FLOUR IN WHEELING.

Is still plenty at about five dollars per barrel b
retail. We learn that a sale Of large lot wa
effected a few days ago al 81 80.
BACON is a.sopIeuty: Hams S cents--middle.
and shoulders, and cents.
New POTATOES sell readily a, tweniy-iy,
cents per peck.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22
CAsE OF TOBIAS WATKINS.

LOration IN ou5 ier'.l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-25
N8W GOODS

ID OSE, light blue, French grey, brown
Az battiste for dresses.
Italian nc,--green, jet, blue, black, pur.
pie, brown, &c.
Rose, straw ligh, blue, ,Acrophane grapes
Black Italian, gros dc Nap, leyantinc,
Synchaw Silks.
Black Lace Wells.
Table linen Of all widths.
Irish Linens. German g. Russia diapers
Rouen Cassimcres, drillngs, black last.
ing, Circassians, -. ...-.....
Superior Suspenders. Gloves, hosiery,
English ginghams Of fashionable style,
Fine white gauze flannel,
"A gtcat assortment of muslin Capcs and
Collars; fancy silk, gauze and barege hkfs
and Scaris.
A great variety ofCombs. linen cambrc
hdkfs. &c.
Large black, scarlet and white merinc
Shawls OF good quality and fashionable
borders, with great variety of smaller
size, to be sold at Now 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.
may 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-25
franklin Observatory.

TNHE subscribers have the satisfaction Of
IL informing the public and visiting stran-
gers, that on Monday the 27th instant, they
will open The OBSERVATORY for the
reception Of company. The projectors have
tablishment ns convenient and comfortable as
any othor Of the kind in this or any of the
neigbboring States. Tho Observatory is de-
lightfully situated on the Hill, at the South
east part OF the town. and on one Of the finest
sites in New England; commanding q broad
and extensive view of the surrounding ocean
and country. There are connected with this
,esort, two BowLIsG ALLEYS and long range
OF beautiful WALKS The buildings and inte-
rior accommodations are finished in a superb
style, where select parties can be furnished at
all times with separate and private rooms
In one ofths rpper stories there is erected a
frat rate billiard table, connected with which
is an r1rHL Bar Room, which together with
the Public Bar Room on the first story, will
always be supplied with the choicest Liquors,
and every other LUXURY usually called for at
similar Establishments
MR. BvRpIcK, one ofthe concern, occupies
the PLAYHOUSE, contiguous to the
Observatory, which will also soon be ready
for the reception Of company. MIR. b. with
the aid Of a sufficient number Of suitable as.
sistanis will tako all possible pains TO accom-
modatc tIose who may be pleased TO patron
ize tue Observatory.
CLARKE BURDICK,
THOS. STACEY, Jun.
Newport, april ,6th, 1870
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-25
The NEW Arrangement

Il har. come TO the folloioing determination:
That from and after the 1st day Of March,
1879, Twill not make charge on my books
to any person or persons, for less sum than
81, except to those who have, or are in tho
habit of having, open accounts with me.
All charges from To So, TO be demanded
within ca days, and those from 5 to $50, with
in the term Of four months.
My reasons for not making charges less than
81, are thesc.-- One third when called for ara
said TO have been paid thus creating unplea-
san, feelings on both sides, for one or the 9TH
er's mistake ORe third Is charged 10 persons
not again seen or unable to pay-and for the
remaiping third only, payment is made.
My reasons for not giving longer credit on
sums from 10 $40, can be ssmmed up in q
few words An Not ABLE,
WM. JAMES TILLEY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-25
archibald Munro.
Stone Cutting,
PHILIP STEVENS,

Informs his. friends dndhe Pubic generally
WHAT he still carries on the STONE
l. CUTTING business in all its various
branches, at his yard, No 222 North end
,fThames Street, where he keeps con
,,antly on hand GRAVE STONES Of all
descriptions, as cheap as can be had in this
or any neigbboriDg State; and slate Grave
stones cheaper, and rarrunied GOOD!
lie regards not the ialsehoods Of idle
people from other places, who wish to car.
~ money ont the town.
~ b. All orders from the country strict.
Iy attended to.
Newport April i6, 1920,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-25
'Medicine is Gods second
cause Of HEALTH"
DcST. JoENScN.


"lLL continue in the PRACTICE OF PLY
w SIC as usual-R Residence, No l8S,
Thames-strcot, Just North Of the Brick Mar
ket.
HE HAS FOR SALE,
A general assortment of DRUGS & MED
ICINES, which are GOOD, as will be found
at any other shop; and at MODERATE prices.
GPATTEND. TO YOUR TEETH.ef1
lie will attend as a DESTIsT.-Those who
have lost their Teeth, can be furnished with
ELEGANT ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
which will be set on Gold, or otherwise, with
great exactness, surprising in beauty their
former natural teeth; embracing the modern
improvements in the art.
TEETH DRESSED, and srery operation per-
formed on them, which their condition admits,
with great care and perfect safety. There is
no necessity for going TO New York, Provi-
dence, or Boston. for wha: can be got at home
ofequal, if not ofstpeyior quality; and, at less
expense.
u~In either, or all the above employments,
Dr.. JOHNSON respectfully solicits a continu-
ancc Of tho patronage of the Ladies and Gen
tlemen of Newport, and those Of the adjoining
towns.
1TThose who have Teeth in a diseased
condition, should apply, before it is too late,
for a remedy.
Newport. Feb. I2. 1899.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-25
MY GlRLISH DAYS.

When ] was young loved the boys,
And now love the men;
And o, TO tuste those artles joys,
Id be girl again.
I'd ramoe DER each howery fold,
To where the berries reddon;
Some lad should go with nc to yield
Kind offices uubid den
He'd bring cnch flower its head'that rear'd,
And help me o'or the brook;
And when pretty bird appeared,
Cry out, Oh Jenny, looh."
If poor COW should tighten me,
He'd drive her out ofsight;
And il a snake we chancod To see,
He'd kill tho beast outright.
And if in some unlucky fen
chanced to lose my shoe,
He'd pull il out and wash it clean,
And my misfortune rue
Arrived whore berries deck tho lea,
Although should not ask IL,
lie d find the thickest spots for me,
And help mo fiji my basket.
Should snuey thorns my gown attach,
Iiod quickly set me ffee;.
And il my finger got scratch,
How sorry he would bo.
And other joys I oft recall
That with my childhood fed,
When Ceremony o'cr them all
Het chilling influence shed.
Twelve years had not passed o'or me then,
And now I've seen a score
And ., Id be n girl again,
To taste those Joys once more. g Nj.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-25
Crockery s. Glass ware.

Liverpool e. Caston Earthen Ware,
English q American Glass 20.
A Y extensive assortment Of the above
IN Just feceived, g. repacked in lots &c
suit purchasers, at prices much lower thar
New York, Boston, or Providence, consist
ing of
Dishes, 70 to lSinch., plates, twiders, muf
fms.
Bowls, I2s, 2as, Dos. Jugs, 3s, Is, Gg, i2s
S4s, and Sos
Baisons, 4s, Gs. Ewers, do do.
Chambers, d., Gs Covers, do. do.
Salads, round, square, and scolloped.
Vegetables, " ith covers Pickle leaves,
Fruit baskets and stands. Sauce touroen.
complete.
Choose trays, Nappees, & brush trayD
Coffee pots, tea pots, sugars, creams,
Teas, handled, and coflees, DO.
Blue AND WHITE COLD noRDERED CHINA.
Coffee bowls and saucefs, handled and no,
handled
Teas, do do do. do.
Tea pla les, assorted sizes, DC.
BLUE AND GREEN EDGED.
Dishes. 10 10 i5 inches Plates, twiffors
and mullins
Salads, oval and scollopcd; pickle leaves.
jugs, Is. Boats, &c. &c.
ENAMELLED.
Tea pets, sugars, creams. and teas,
Chambers, baisons, bowls & jugs.
c. COLOURrD.
Dishes, s TO 90 inch. Plates, twifcrs, ant
suppcrs.
Baisons, Is, 6s, 9s. Chambers, do. do do.
Bowls, iS, 2is, and 30s Coffee pots, urns
Toust discs, bcaumange monlds, & mugs
Jugs 4s, Is, l2s, 2is, & bakers.
q L "A s s.,
DrcASrE,s-qts. heavy cut, fnted, finger
and comet.
Do. Do do. do do bsll top
Do. do. do. diamond * glory
DO. do. plain, common, nuted &
ground stop
DO. pts. and halfpts.
DO cnIraved, labelled, moulded, and let
tered.
TUnpLsH-qt pit. halfpt. and gill, fint ,ant
tale
VINES futed, finger diamond, fan and glo
ry, cut ground, rough and plain, flint and tale
GFOrders from the country promptly
attended TO-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-25
NEWYOR X AND RHODE ISLAND
STEAM PACKETS.

10 .NslO York S5 and
,,snd.
THE BENZ Franklin,
captain Il. $. Bunker,
leaves Providence June
1, 8, II, 10, 30, "a, 90, at
&, June 3, 0, l3, lo, ~,
THE Washington, ,
capt. WIN. Com stock, ,
lea yes Providence June
2, 6, 10, Is, 1926, 30, at
k June 4, &, i2, IL, %,
THE Chancellor Liv.
ingston, captain Charles
Coggoshall leaves Prov.
idence, June 3, o, I3, Ia,
New York, June J !, 5, ~,
IN.
THE Fulton, captain
Chas. 1'omlinson, leaves
Providence june 4, s, i2,
II, %, q, al IL NJ ~ n.
~ fn Gr DA -. lO
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-25
Vegetable Lithontriptic x
Specific Solvent
POWDERS.

"HIS preparation is a remedy for the
Il Grave, and all its kindred complaints;
viz: Soreness Of kidnies; Chronic Infam.
nation on the urinary organs; difficulty OF
Micturtion; bloody water; Stranguary,
and every species of gravel or stone in the
bladder. 1t is likewise one Of the most eff.
fcient remedies for Dropsy, that has ever
been discovered; nnd OF the principle that
the immediate cause Of the Dropsy, is a
diseased state Of the exhalants, and urino.
ry system.
So distressing are the complaints for
which this medicine is designed, and SO
dreadful and doubtful the application OF
the knife, that this LITHONTRIPTIC
has been ordered from great distances,
even from the East and West Indies, and
across the Atlantic! and it is not known
that IL has failed to give relief in singl le
instance. .......
The evidence in favor OF its high salu-
tary powers, cannot be presented AT length,
but a few names are offered, of those who
have fully tested the virtues of the compo.
stIon.
Mr.. A. Davenport, of Cam
bridge, had been severely afflicted with the
gravel fer y1any yrarS He had reeorted to
the most eminent physicians, and visited all
the celebrated mineral waters, but the disease
gradually increased, until, To use his own Ian
guage, ''lile was almost a burthen"--lle pur.
chased bottle of the Liihontripiic, in Nov.
l-2j. and a second, on The first o! January
following; on the morning Of the 9th Of the
same month, having taken large dose the
vcning preceding, lie voded large quantity oi
gravel, one Of which stones weighed fortl
The laaf inco 81, "a.
was, that he enjoyed good health, and felt VIC
ry little Of his former obstinate and exeruciat-
ing difficulty.
The directions to the genuine Iiihontriptic,
are signed by the sole proprietor, "Jsc CRom
Bic"
The subscriber has received
the most happy effect from the use of one bot
tIe of Vegetable Litbontriptic and Solven,
powders. He has been afflicted for some timo
past, with the gravel, which had induced
great debility and distress. He followed the
advice ofthe most celebrated physicians with.
out the loast benefit, and, as a last resort
made use of the above medicine, which I'M.
mediateiy and uh0iiy removed the complaint
lie would most strongly recommend this me-
dicine TO those who arc suffering from similar
complaints. (Signed) JO.l.aS STONE.
.4Shfeid, June 8, 1896.
THE subscriber, resident ofthe city OF Bos
ton, has been for seven years, sorely afflicted
with the gravel, which complaint was fire.
quentiy go severe, as 90 ncapacitate him from
labor, for months together. He has taken the
advice of the most celebrated physicians, and
persevered in their prescriptions, but the
complaint increased in severity, until .e
made trial ofthe Vegetable Lithontrlptic and
Solvent Powder, in July last. From the use
of this medicine, he has received the most
salutnry and unexpected operation, as il has
improved the state of his health, and etfectu-
ally dissolved the gravel into such minute
PARTICLES, that they have passed off without
difficulty. Signed, C.7LPLN LANE.
Boston, Dec. 1895
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-25
=. =. EALES.
-EIirir PectOrale.
Vegetable Pectpral EAiXir.
No. Us, Ihames-strpet.


TllE discovery of this nestimable ELK.
Il IR, was the result of ten years close
study, in order to discover the causes,
symptoms, and cure, of all those formida.
BILE diseases that prey upon the organs of
the chest; namely, Consumption, Asthma,
Catarrh; Colds, and every species of op-
preston al the chest. In all cases where
this Elixir has been duly administered, its
astonishing efficacy over every other arti-
Gle heretofore offered 10 the public, con
vincing the most increduous, that Con.
sumption is Not hcarabie, if properly at.
tended to.
% Although the superior virtues Of this
Elixir, are extensively known, and its qua
litcs highly approved by the most respec-
table of the Medical Faculty, few certif.
Gates arc added for the satisfaction of those
who may be afflicted with those diseases
for which it is designed.
The undersigned takes plea
sure in mentioning the very prompt and
essential relief which he experienced in a
severe attack on the lungs, in December
and January last, from the use Of the Elk
ir Pcctorale; and cheerfully testifes. that
lI His IL IL u iljVst
oine in Pulmonary cemplain,s,violent colds
or settled coughs, and earnestly recon-
mends the Elixir to all who are suffering
under Affections Of this kind. p.
F. A. STRALE.
Theological Seminary. .Indot,r,
Mass. jane 80, 1896
The following is extracted from, and is the
substance Ufu communication received from
~ a H.. k..s..
of too great length to publish in an advertise
ment.
In the course ofthe past year,
have in several cases, prescribed the f.
lixr Pectorale, and have been generally
pleased with its efiects.--Judging from the
properties which enter into its composition
| believe il a valuable medicine, and par
ticularly SO, in cases of protractcd coughs
depending upon irritation, KEEP. up by hab-
it, which would, If not subdued, develope
tuburcular liberation.
Having just received a commune a'ior
from a distinguished individual, on whose
veracity l can with the utmost confidence
rely, il may subserve the interests of hu'
msnity to quote his own words. He says
of the Elixir Pecrorale, 81 gave vial oI
il 10 sister of mine. who has had for q
long time severe pulmonary complaints
especially a hard cough, and sometimes
hemorrhsge: she says she has received
the most sensible and important benefit
and that she must have more Of the Elixir
Another sister told me lately, that she was
seized last Spring with violent inhuen
70, from which she was relieved to her as
tonishmcnt by the Elixir; so fsr as ] have
known il tried, il has produced no bad ef'
fee,s subsequently. There's no 9uaskcr!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-25
Valuable establishment
for Sale.

I'LL lIIg NllDsCIlUtI bhNlo W.
ME% sale, bis Ca7iagc AhnnJactou
,.!!H1 ing Establishment near hiHg-
-sAk1EsA Ston, an eligible situation for
the above or any other kind oibuslness, re
quiring water power. The Esiablishm cnt
consists of building 80 by ~ feet, three
stories high; also Sheds, Carriage Houses,
Barns &c. There is going by water, IN
this Factory, Triphammet bellows, grind
stones, with machines for cutting out icl'
locs, spokcs, mu king tcnas's, turning, bor-
ing, drilling, saw ing, grinding pulnt, &c.
with great variety of Tools and other
Machinery, too numerous 10 mention. The
above Machinery is in complete order and
IN full operation, on a never falling stream
of water, with fall OF 80 feet. There is
about two acres of Land part of which is
occupied for gardens, fruits trees, NC.
This establishment is too woIl known 70
need any comment.
.4tso, for sale, good assortment ofCAR'
RiAGEs, consisting OF Chnlse, Sulkeys, com
mon and fancy Wagons, Harnesses, &c
60 the amount Of $1,000
If the above Establishment is not dis.
posed of a I private sale, 1t will be exposed
for sale at Auction, on the 27th day ofJune
inst at one o'clock p. Nj. Terms liberal
and made known at time and place OF sale.
Those wishing TO avail themselves of this
opportunity, will do well to call soon and
examine for themselves.
In consequence Of the above arrange.
ment, the subscriber requests those having
demands against him, or the lac firm of r.
& J. CLARKE, to present them for settle.
mcnt. Also, respectfully sollcits all those
who are indebted to him or the late firm
of II. 81 J. Clarke, by Book or Note, to call
and settle the same as soon as possible as
he is desirous OF closing his business as
soon as may be.
ROWSB CLARKE.
Kingston, (R. H. June 4M.