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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-07

To remote spots Of grease. riicL, or
OIL, from ,cooLien ciOfh.-In i pm: q.
spring water dissolve an ounce Of
pearlash. adding the solution of lc
mon cut'in small slices. This bein.
properly mixed and kept in warm
state for tao days, the whole must be
strained aud kept in bottle Tor use.
a htt!e OF this liquid. being poured on
the stained part. Is said instantaneous i 4,
TO remove all spots 81 grease. pitch, on
"'l. Whsn they disappear tne clO,l,
IS to DC washed 10 clear water.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-07

CiurDREN's lIAin.-The journal 81
ESahh-that excellent work, which
should be IN every farniiy-rccom
mends In a late number, that the hair
should be frequently cut, until children
are ten ycars old. The idea at its
making hair coarse Ia keep !, cut short
IN childhood, is stated TO be mere
JGd'ee. \ too luxuriaut head of
hair l. apt TO produce paleness Of con.
p'ex'On, weak eyes. head. ache. drop.
sey on Che brain, &c. The habit of
iUZzling the hair, and OF forming n in.
to tight braIds i, very injurious 60 ~.
beauty. Toe frequent use of an ivory
comb Is objected to; but 10 matte,
how Frequently the brush Is used. n
you wish ior glossy aud abundant hair.
u must ~ early liie DC KEEP, thorough,
aud perfectly clean.
Ban. Pat.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-07

Salujrious quality Of he Sfra,cJer.
ry.-Evcry friend to the fair will be
glad To difiuse the knowledge of q plea.
SAINT dentrifice and infalliblc swcetner
Of the breath. The common straw ber-
~ IN ripe state, when rubbed upon
the teeth and gums, has these most :
grecable Influences, and becomes more
eflicacious If eaten freely. The cele-
bratcd Linnnus cured himself Of govt
by Persevering in a regimen OF straw
berries.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-07

HmSs Of kaseefs.-Thc transparent
wings ot certain insects are 50 attenu
ated IN their structure that so. Of
them placed over each other would not
form pile quarter of an inch III
height Or. Lariner'S Cabinet Gu
eiop1.iia.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-07

The Rail Road is making thine.
quite lively at Ellicott's Mills. aud
property - advancing in price aston.
ishingly. We learn that an adyane.
OF $500 year has already been put
upon The rent of a public house there.
IL Cannot also fail TO arrest the atien.
ton Of every observer. The great i'm.
proyements making in Pratt street md
all along the line 20 the Rail Road de.
pot BGh. Pat
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-07

1t is stated iu a New York print,
that farmer who resides within three
hours sail Of that city. sold thirteen
thousand dollars worth Of peaches in
the New York market, during the last
season. They were all the product Of
his own orchard.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-07

In Indiana, a man is said 10 have
cured the bite of a copperheade,l
snake, upon the ANGLES of a child BY
applying every half hour in "a, p,as-
ter OF pounded charcoal aud lard. The
child's tongue was swelIed five minute les
after the bite, and other dangerous
symptoms had appeared.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-07

BUrning the rines Of strawberries
A gentleman in this vicinity has this
season tried the experiment Of burnin:
the vines Of straw berries as recon.
mended by Rev. DIR. Miller. IN the
New England Farmer, vol. Vi. page
233. The experiment has succeeded
perfectly, the vines having now a must
vigorous crop of fruit. DIR. Miller
states that his vines treated this way
yielded their fruit not only in = more
convenient succession. but at least 4
third more IN quantity. than others in
the same soil.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-07

Stare TTode.--The Emperor Of Bra.
al, ~ hiss speech To ,6e Brazilian
Chambers on the Sd MAY, declare,
his intention tosupptess The slave trade
IN every form.--Ih's j. gratifying in.
tclliecnee. The traffic in human ile.b
has h'thefio keea prosecuted between
Africa AID Brazi. t. q very great ex.
tent.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-07

We are glad TO see that the death of
Mrs. Hicks. from Tic bite of a snake OF
her face aud breast while lying in bed.
which was announced Oil the authority
OF the Chillico,he Evening Post. is con-
tradicted IN later number of the same
paper-Mrs.li. although very severely
bitten, being nov On the recovery.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-07

As a remarkable instance Of the pre-
vaiiiny aviiity Tor Office, il is mention.
ed in Philadelphia paper. that the
Marshal OF the District Of Pcnnsvlva
MIA has received several applications
for the office Of Hangnian at the cx.
pccted execution Of tho Mail Robbers
On the I'd inst.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-07
FOREIGN.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
The brig Trent, Capt Barstow, arrived at New
York on Monday night, from Liverpool. Capt d.
sailed on the eth of June but unfortunately brought
no papers. Phe latest bulletin which he saw was
dated on the 25th--the King had passed bad night.
MhHKErs.-h Liverpool Circular of the 26t6 Of
Jdan states that the sales of Cotton for the week
ending on the 25th amounted to 90 480 bales; and in
come descriptions III advance has been realised. Tho
imports were 10000 bales The sales on the 25th,
were 300 bales, of which 1000 we're American. On
the goth, the sales were $500 bales.
PLoUR.-ln consequence of the rain and appear
Of the weather the 25th. 600 bbls of Ameri-
can supcrfnc flour sold at 28s but the weather
being fine on the 26th. il doubted whether that
price could then be obtuincd.-f'Om. Ady.
The following extracts of letters arc published in
the second edition Of the Journal Of Commerce..
LIVERPOOL. Friday evening June 25th.
We have again to RAISE quotations Of most kin Dis
Of Cotton American descriptions are pretty gene
rally ID higher Bra2ils and Surats more decidedly
so. All have an upward tehdency But It may OF
ono" DC inferred that holders have freely supplied the
deInnnd when with sales amounting to 30,480 bags
theT" 10 80 litil' advance IN price. The market 10
pretty well supplied with an assortment IL is UNDER
slood that about $500 bags Of American have been
token on speculation.
June Goth. Tho sales yesterday |erc moi less
than 10000 bnles. This shows tho readiness with
which the holders bring forward their Cotton f This
10000 bales is included in the week above stated
Edrs. Jour. Com. Prices this day, Orleans G2d a
89d; Alabama CID al Upand std I'D = Island
~ cod Stained 8 2d 90 So Island I3d n Cd;
90 stained 75d; 019O Orleans Gid I'd. 1910 Ton
ncssoe and Mobile 6ad 7{d; arl0 Upland 64 74d;
4l0 egyptian u %; 1870 Pernambucn "a Sid;
1880 Bohiab az 7Sd; 401O Maranham II a 53d, 90
Domerara 7sJn 8fd 40i0 surs' nd 65J--Import
oli3 bales, of which 1866 IRE American. ~ =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-07

when 1t ought to have been there, have to demand
that The time and tho very day, shall be specified in
order that may be abe to show by tho certificate
OF the Cashier, and otherwise, the falsty of tho
charge. But the beauty Of the reasonas IL that il
assumes the absolute correctness of our Auditors ar
btr1ry and partial settlement OF nv account It as
sumes this, when have shewn quite enough Of his
style Of proceeding in my caso ia impeacb his con-
duct, and utterly to Disgrace his character. Eas a
Judge. 1t assumes that Il full and 6ni.hsd
settiemen of my account. although he acknowle
es that informed him that had many other cluims
which had not laid before him. when no found il
necessary, us he confesses his reply, for his own
aeience against the just complaints of my friends To-
make partial and vindctive report Of my case in
winch he admits, he "coud not confine himself to
cola oihcal detail the facts" Il assumes more.
ever, that have actually claims whatever AGAINST
the government, when every ono must have been
satisfied that have many, Tor actual Disbursements.
&c. &c. which ought to have been allowed. Tim,
1t declares beforehand in his favor every p.rt
OF the dispute between us. which reserve for the
decision of the jury. And thus this pretended do
lnonstra ofmy default turns out to be only an
lmpudent begging of the question, which proves no.
thing but the despair OF my accuser to establish his
point in any other way So the catch of the trick
IN IT'S new form, must now be open to every vig,lant
leye. . -
To be continued.) s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-07
OFFICE BANK UNITED STATES,
hnrEnIL ncInL... OIL ,oan

Noyoff. October oh, 1899.
Sin: chcerfully comply with the request of the
Secretary ofhe Navy, communicated in your note of
this date. The claim III this office against the gov
eminent, amounting to S40,i44 IL arises out Of adj
vances made to The late Navy Agent, to enable him
supplies of timber, provisions. bread ship chandlery
pay OF seamen, mechanics, laborers. &c furnished
and employed at the Navy Yard and Dry Dock
. These advances have been made solely on Govern
mcnt account, and 10 subserve the public nesest in
accordance with practice commencing with the es-
Ia ADJUSTMENT of this Office. will be seen by refer
ence 10 our returns made weekly To the Secretary OF
the Treasury, and Treasurer Of the u States In
most instances. acquisitions, regularly made and ap-
proved were exhibited this office, to shew the OBJ
Iects for which money required. upon which, in
order 10 prevent any detrment the public interest
or Naval service, advances have been made, even
when here has been no money at the credit of tho
Navy Agent, ur Treasurer of the u. States. Be-
sides being made acquainted with the objects for
which money was required. it known from day to
day, the payment Of the checks of the late Agent
that the money advanced was expended for naval
purposes and these checks, specifying the object
for which given drawn To order and receipted arc
in possession of the Office evidence of the claim a.
ganst the government, and of the application Of tho
money on their account.
will take leave TO say that in all instances where
advances have been made to public agents. and par
ticnarly in the ofthe late agent that the week.
ly returns made TO the Navy Department exhibit the
amount advanced, and a reference our last weekly
will shew that the amount sta ed to be due
still remains unpaid.
am, with much respect your ODD I sery't;
GEO NEWTON, President.
NASH LEGRAND, Esq. Nary Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-07
ITO be continued.)
Mr.. Legrand's note to Mr.. .Newton.

NoRFoLK Oct. 9th 1899. ,
Sir: have been requested by the Secretu nv. of
the Navy to call OH the States Bank at Norfolk,
for the particulars of their claim against The gov
ernment. for advances made to MIR. King, rs NAVY
made, and the amount of them and whether Mr. X.
has made payment of these advances or niyen secu
nty to the Bank for their payment"
The Secretary is DESTROYS of obtaining the above
information in as short time, and much in detail
as possible. ss
! arn, with much respect, i-e
Your mas, obcd,cni servant '",'Ni-
NASH LEGRAND.
GEORGE NEWTON, ESQ.
President of the u. States Bank.
Present.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-07

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Orgnber 20fb 1000

SIR Since perusing your letter of the 9th INST to
Nash Legrand, Esq Navy Agent at Norfolk, have
examined the account current Of Miles King ESQ.
lat" Navy Agent, with the Branch Bank of The u.
States at Norfolk, for the months Of June July and
August, 1929, showing balance of S4OI44 II a.
gainst the late Agent.
From cursory inspection of the accounts of the
late Agent as settled in the Treasury Department,
appears that he has obtained credit for the whole
~ principal items charged against him in the &C
count with lhc Bank.
Under these circumstances, am not aware that
the Department can afford anv aid or facilities to
the Bank in the liquidation of the aforesaid balance.
JOHN BRANCH.
GEORGE NEWTON Esq.
President Office Bank U. S. .No,folk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-07

kfOAfoSco JV bCT OtuF"StOH COURIER. from ne TeU
York Courier DIES Et1is Unis."
The fall in the price Of Gooeynnlent Stocks in En-
rope, those especially of Austria, and the extreme
scarcity OF money there IN the opinion of well inform
ed persons, is caused by phenomenon as extroord-
nary as it's characteristic Of modern times; by col
lison, war Of finance between Jewish house IA 4.
nous for its richns and financial arrogance and the
House Of Austria, the most naughty the despo.
ie Of legitimate royalty The best informed Of the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07

'n's nread'" that 80 tue bread which ho was bil;us
Mos tne oseac wh'eh was burnt) the game terms a.
e;.ss avs, 70 .msi csr OF the 18th ult. that is pre-
or price OF 1929, (Which afterwsrd. chs,~.S Z,
Greham In his accounts. Tis 10 the interc,esss;.
,b.;r ., pus 90 .lem euss at the time, and have
deed our Auditor himself admits that in shsir is,..
me- OF the 10th ultmo, they do say In the psvm.,. T
.,rcons Of the Board" Amer this !, ws .n the IN
sseuss the Question any further. Il il Main ,Ss 10
as to establish his fundamental fact and aii the -
~ falls to the ground. -
r.o., mus answered every part and parcel Of this
rsepor., .n.s seemed 10 be Of any CONSEQUENCE ana
and trzudulence Of the whole f.br;c.,;nn a.. 49,:
cannot and do not, spprehend that anv INN ,,son
., u,shohesy or any shadow Of suspicion. can re,t
upon my character, in the mind of .ny mar s $3.50
oil any party, who will examine the .vt;"s. - o"o''
counts with common eandour and onis ,s.yy IL a.
gree OF care. l can still readily conceive. howsv.r
from the very nature OF the case, that some r.,. 80
o'her may perhaps be inclined to ask If ther. h.. -.
oeen at least some unusual disorder In the r.n.,
men' o. my AFFAIRS, to excite all this Glamour aganst
mef To this question 1 can anwer con6d,n,v o..
none II has been the artihce nerJ Of n, ~ ~,
70 scatter this notion about, as widely ,s nossbi =,
urner tseIr own view. but on the contrary can ,rr
y say' hat my accounts have been kent with NO.
than ordinary care. AT the same time !, w.. III
Impossible, IN the nature Of things in bu.;n.s. g.
"a, E.. an' 30 various and extending through 40 ma
ny years, TO avoid occasione9l oversh. .A
neutrality-suspicious. only TO myseIf-.nS s".s .no
an
almost all instances ef being corrected bv M. to-"
Seepess BOOKS and by the books Of the T'reasurv
compares with my own; so that with proper d;sno.y
Won On the P.n OF the officers of the Government mo
., night De settled at any time with great ease
now De manifest however, to all have read hi.
that can have hope of ever ser, ne %
before this Auditor Nor, indeed after the mu,o msnI
which have received from him, shall a,,emp. i.
agsih Inc difference between the Goyernmen,
ana myself must therefore, be decided bv .ora oth
anu more impartial tribunal; and the way is eosv.
say tnat The Government is indebted to me in , j,,rr.
amount TOR which, however, cannot sue. and wb;c
therefore, cannot obtain. On the other hand IT,
=, OF inc Department and his Auditor, arc pleased
ems, soy 'nat am IN default to the Government in
sum- inr W hch they can order suit ut any time T..
mem do So without delay; and do not doubt that
s SUI md an honest jury who will give me verdict.
lo' NY claim, which, however, nugatory in law will
chaoie me to 60 forward and petition Congress for
Inp Justice which have hitherto sought in win
"a the mean time If these officers shall persist in nmh
'sh,ng and circulating their libcls and ISLANDER.
Sga,hs' me, shall feeln to be mos, sacred dutv
,sn, owe 10 myself and to my country, to bring
en' before proper tribunal to answer for the wron
~, Ve u'he me- MILES KING
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07

rRONEp.NCr wv New YOnK. July e.
noe" oy me Sully, our Paris papers to the 18Th NAV
inclusive The only important article of inteeenc
the dissolution of the Chambers had been nnt;cn.'
ted.IThe ferment into which that DECISIVE .,on
would throw the kingdom, had scarcely yet had time
70 aeyelope itself: another week, and all the pa ners
would. we think, be in blaze p'P''S
Inc meet Tor gers was expected to sail on tho
There are contradictory accounts concernin, tho
determination of Prince Leopold The lat.s, 81. s
lwncn was from PrusSan paper wac, that he had
refused toaccept of the crown of Greece brcsns th
penlpotentiaries ofthe powers could M, ua .me
Gent security for the pecuniay supplies that would
he mother OF Napoleon died on the ps,b NJ A.,
Inc en'o'' Oh her iai at the of eighty three from
oNE DAY LArER.-By The ship Coral a, RI,
ton London papers have bccu received to Nav s0,S
and Liverpool to the eIst -"'i'
The Court Circular of the 10th, savs. eth. Kim,
continues in an improving ate, and we are at Length
grained IN being able to announce that hopes are
entertained ofkis Majcstys restoration TO conyaI
osccnt state. No"'ai-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07
THE ANSWER OF MILES KING
: Lac 1Ndvy Ngent at .Nor1oN,
To the Report ofthe Fourth Auditor upon tho sub
ack IL,
(coScLUDED.)

:
(CoNcLUDED.)
The last item in my occount which il touched upon
10 the Report, Is that Of certain alleged ovorcharres
IN the account Of Graham for bread. And here our
Auditor has favored us with specimen Of his rea
soning Of considerable length" which understand,
has been greatly admired at Head Qnarters; but
which ~ obviously founded upon the assumption of
false facts, andhsrdIy consists even with them The
circumstances Of the case were briefly these On the
3Ist OF December, 1897, in pursuance Of Instructions
from the Navy Board, 1 contracted with Toldsley
Graham, baker in this place, to furnish all tie
bread which might be required for the use Of the
Nnvy, ut1Ospoff for tho year 1893 ct tho rrcc Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07

AZ Fieets, Mills, not included in The town in.
ePeclionl ZSoVo barrels, We understand, have beo,
inspected during the year-makng the whole num- num-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07

FARMERS' BANK OF VIRGINIA.
rETHE President and Uirectoys h.vo 5aoi.,
dividend of two and half per cent on the
capital Stock, Tor the last six months which Will Lo
PAID TO tho Stockholders on the 18th inst.
y tic WIN. NEKERVIS. Cnsh'y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07
BANK OF VIRGINIA.

9th July, 1880.
'ENIE President hud Directors have this day de-
X cared dividend Of two und a half Der cent
Tor the last half year, the Capital Stock Of this
Bank, which will be paid after the 5th inst.
Jy7-Ct w. cambridge Casb,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07

UTJosEPH- WILMoTT cniqrated 10 ,Lo ITnii,,..Jj
states IN 1919, n native ofYul;on, Somersetsl;ro
England, by trade Mill wright was IN Charlestou
~. IN 1921, and in The same year went to Goorrc,
.o%n, ~. =; Any information, ~ to bis place Of
residence II living, or the time and place Of his de-.
cease II dead, VIII be gratefully received by tho Ed
way, Nov York. D'oau
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07

WE are landing from the Ship Norfolk, from Rio
w do Jancifo,
1900 bugs Of prime Coffee Of tho old and novy
crop, which VIII be sold on accommodating ,erms
from the Custom House at Norfolk, in lots Of 60
bags or upwards. w
JNo. s. w. soUTIIGATE.
Eorf1lk, luly 3-S.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07
2,G0I Barrels.

2,G0I Barrels.
And during the year ending on the same dav ,bo-o
aas been Inspected, Of oil grades 40 O34 barrels
X f. HARMON, Inspector.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07
FLOUR

FLOUR
inspected g" the Io0n 9f Petersburg during n. o,,-
Ter ending on the 3oh Juas, Ie3a
1885 barrels Superfne
"a Half do. do
283 barrels Fine
4oi do Middlines
% do Condemned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07

m rl temperance Society.
ave Sea convene Lis evening eight oclook IN Triniiy
be pronounced by the Rev Mr. Ssirru 'f''~"so VIII
Ky order OF tie Executive Committee
jy7 OLIVER A. SHAW o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07

IT TNMhIION WANTED, concerning LAME
=. McLAUGHLIN, patiVe Of the parish of Culdafr
Jerry IN the ship Nancy for Philsdclpha, nbout far.
years go. The last account received about him wa
ABOVE twepiy-elght years ago. He was then so,,Io5
upon some land few miles above Piitsburr on the
by his brother William Mclaughlin, rcsdIng n, No
l04 Hanover street. Boston, Mnssnchnsefta' W.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07

Shockoe Hill Academy, July 9TH, 1880
ne annual Examination Of this institution will h.
resumed THIS MORNING. al o'clock '" WIZ 20
The patrons Of tho school, and the fIie,ds NJ l,,. -
orally, are respectfully invited to attend '"'"'' gem
jy7 OIJyEp su.,y
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-02
Musical Tuition.

ID w. LESLIE, professor of Music, of
d Providence, Il. |. respectfully in.
forms the young gentlemen of Newport,
that he intends giving instructions in Mn.
Sic on all the different Instruments gcner.
ally practlsed in military bands, also the
violin aud olincelo-lnstructon in the
rgdiments, the art ofharmonzing and com
position.
p. w. l.. flauers himself that from his
long labor and experience in the above
profession, he will be able to give general
satisfaction to those who are kind enough
to favor him with their patronage.
Gentlemen wishing to receive private tn.
ition at their residence, or elsewhere, will
be attended To. Terms for a class Of not
less than twelve, for ~ lessons, s., halfin
advance, the remainder at tho end Of the
course.--For private tuition, 80 cents per
lesson, cash for each private lesson. a
subscriptionpaper is lcltat Mr. VIM. GorF's
Store. fscpt. 90.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-02
SELF PR ESERVATION Is THE
FIRST LAW OF NATURE"

TNROM this day shall attend strictly t.
= the collection Of my debts.--of every
person who may become indebted to me
by purchases made on the terms of credit
sublolned, payment will be requested bv
me once--if refused then by some one o.
Me distinguished perSORageS Of he iap.
TERMs oF CRFpIT as follows, viz.--nn
der FIVE dollars, sixty days: from five TO ten
dollars, ninety days: ten dollars and up
wards, four months; and all running ac.
counts to be settled every half year, with
interest If not paid.
JUSTICE TO ALI.
II is evident that purchasers who pay
cash for Goods on delivery, pay two or
three per cent more than they who take
credit money being at siy per cent, there.
tore,l future,a deduction will be made at
my store, Of three per cent on all sums a.
boye dollar paid for goods sold for cash
on delivery, except when sold at cost or TO
those who have open accounts--and a pro
porionate reduction when credit is given
and payment made before the time offered
1t expires.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-02
LACE WORK,

AT ABOUT TUE OLD PRICES.
TflE subscriber has taken en- Office o,
Il the corner Of Spring aud Church sts.
where he will furnish such persons with
employment a, may wish to work LACE.
lIIs prices will BE- LIBERAL
OCt 2s. S. II. CAuOOfE, Agent
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-02
WIN. JAMES TILLEY.
~NOTiCE.

have complete assortment Of
GOODS, bot almost for song, which
shall be sold cheap. Among them are fine
cloths, fannels and circussians, with meri.
no cloths and changeable silks.
sept 90