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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-07-03

A YANKEE TRIcK.-A northern vessel
came into Wilmington, N. c. with carr
60 of Rum distilled, as the dull, awkward
captain alleged, in the United States, and
as he believed, in Georgia. His papers
appeared fair enough, as fur as they went,
but were thought to be rather detective.
The dates were somewhat old. He had
touched at ChaIleston-he had assisted =
distressed vessel at sea--he had been
blown off the coast, and know not what
lame and suspicious accounts he gave. Il
was suspected he was smuggling from the
West Indies, and very bad, fatal cir
cumstance it was, his rum was good much
too good to be made at home. Every
rubicund nose in Wilmington smelt. and
every palate tasted, and all said and swore
it was priTe West India. The vigilant
collector very properly libelled both yes
sci and cargo. The whining captain re-
quested the rum might be sold to save ex.
pense, while the trial was pending which
was accordingly done. 1t sold readily at
auction for 81 10 gallon, while Da,ien
and Newbern Rum, known as such, would
have brought only AS cents. No sooner
was the cargo sold and the proceeds fair
ly lodged in the Bank, than Jonathan
seemed to come 10 his senses.-He was
now vide awake. He found some other
papers that had been overlooked. He
could give clear account of his voyage y.
He proved beyond doubt, that his rum
was manufactured at Darien. His vessel
was released, and he pocketed 65 cents
more than the common profit upon every
gallon! ] believe he had the grace not to
sue the collector for damages.-[R Raleigh
Reg.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-07-03

and they say such folks never dies.
The census-msn having inquired the
number of females Of the different ages,
and received the like satisfactory answers;
next proceeded to enquire the number Of
deaf and dumb persons.
Mrs. T. Why, there h no deef per-
sons excepting husband and he ant 20
deef an he pretends to be. When any
body axes him to take drink of rum, II
it's only in whisper, he can hear quick
enough. But if | tell him to fetch an arm
ful ofwood, or feed the pigs, or tend the
gridle, he's as deef as horse-block.
Inq. How many dumb persons
Mrs. T. Dumb Why, there's no
dumb body in the house, except the wood
en-headed man, and he never speaks un-
less he's spoke to. To be sure, my hus-
band wishes l was dumb, but he can't
make it out.
Inq. Are there any manufactures carr
ried on here.
Mrs. T. None to speak on except
turnip-sausages and tow cloth.
Inq. Turnip sausages.
Is there any thing SO wonderful in thatY
Inq. Inever heard ofthem before
what kind ofmachinery is used in making
them
Mrs. T. Nothing but bread-trough,
chopping knife, and sausage filler.
Inq. Are they made Of clear turnips
Mrs. T. Now you're terrible inquis-
tive. What would you give to know
Inq. Why, III give you the name Of
being the most communicative and pleas
ant woman I've met with for the last half
hour
Mrs. T. Well now you're sweet gen
tlemen, and l must CRAFTY you. You
must know how we mix with the turnips
little red cloth, just enough to give them
color, SO that they needn't look as if
they was made Of clear fat meet then we
chop them up well together, put in lit
tie sage, summer savory, and black pep
per, and then fill them into Sleeps in
wards ); and they make as pretty little deli
icate links us ever was set on a gentle-
mans table : they fetch the highest price
in the market.
Inq. Indeed
Mrs. 7. Yes sir. Have you any
thing more to ak
lrq. Nothing more. Good morning,
madam.
Mrs. T. Stop moment-can't you
think Of something else Do now, that's
a good man. Wouldn't you like to know
what we're going to have for dinner, or
how many chickens our old white hen
hatched at the last brood F: or how many
Inq Nothing more-nothing more.
Mrs T. Here. just look in the cup
board, and sec how many red ants there
are in the sugar bowl, l hav'nt time to
count them myself.
Inq. Curse on your ants and all your
relations Exit In huff:
Constellation.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-07-03

Taylor, the waser poet, who lived Ia
Charles the First's time; gives the follow
ing line as reading Backwards, and for
wards the same:-- -
"Lewd did ! live 4 evil did dwell"
and adds, II will give any man Ave shl.
ilngs apiece for a. many a. hs can make
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-07-03
PRsNTHD AND susLIsHED m
CHARLES RANDALL.

TERI TWO DoLxAAe per
annum, payable in three months, or ~ %
st the end Of tho year.
ADVERTISE MENTS eonspieuously in
serted on the usual terms Of One Dollar per
square. for three weeks. and twenty cents
for every subsequent insertion. Advertisements
term Of continuance be specified.
~ Ne paper discontinued until all arreara-
gss are paid, except at the option Of the pub
Usher.
% All communications must be addressed
10 the publisher posfage paid.
GJ' Single papers 8 cents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-05
STAGES-STAGES.

IAGES-STAGES.
are respectfully informed, tina,
leave leave Richmond every MONDAY, Wednesday, and
friday. at o'eiock, A. NJ. arrive at Lynohburc the
"a day, 10y T. d. aud CT Salem the I'd day. by 8 r.
d. where the Valley Mail Iiue 10 Huntsville Nash
vile, &c. ~ connected. Returning, leave Salem
tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. at S A NJ
and leave Lynchburs Wednesdays. Fridays, aud
the passengers sufficient time for rest at night a,
Fukes OH 'he Blue Ridge Mountain, this lane is con
nected esety trip by Cadwelrs Inc, which passes
tincas,le and the Sweet Springs, Connecting Porter
a. Beidins inc at the White Sulphur Springs which
runs to Guianjotte, On the Ohio River. Fare from
kichnond to Guiandottc, $50 miles, $40 75-to S,a
ien IS0 miles. Sieto Lynchburgh, 20 milce Sc so.
The way fare is also reduced on the Lynchbu.S line
For seats TO the West, apply at IT,, bar OF the
Union Hotel, Richmond. All baggage or property.
whether belonging to passengers or sent by The stage
at the risk of the owners thereof
june l-luw l2tc a. PATTERSON, Proprictor
Richmond md Salem
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-05

was package directed to Mr.. X. Dngee, contaiuin.
ms pockot-Sook aad papers, accompanied by the foi
papers which were taken from you on your wnv from
baltimore, the money cannot spare at present.
am not habitua thief this wicked and desperate act
'ne result oil extreme distresspoycrty and wocful
u have no accompice. am alone in this thing -
you canno' find me out
Your 500 reward, or oven had i, been $500. !,
would not get the money
ii see by your papers that ycu I've IN yo,, and
work for uncle Sum.
~. 81 wish you better Luck
INC disguise OF tho handwriting was evidently on
letter Is written very long above and below the line.
" To-day being SCI Gsidc in this City, FOR the
ceiooraton OF independence paper will be issued
from his Office to-morr ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-05

PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
seanooat Columbus, Turner. from Baltimore via Norfolk
anh Chy fonf, with sundcs, TO X Gordon, rrplet II
Reeves, Rootes, Lancaster DENLY w Nj Swnooc n r
hiliard u Eas'ace, & e. Warwick, l. Webb g. CO c
eaden NJ hoilns, Crump Lyon, aIcIi,doe payepnort
Alien 4 co, Beers PoieAter Lueke g. Seer PaYhn,
Anderson, } Garth. aud order. ' -
Schr Armada, Clifford from Norfolk, with ballast,
Schr Hiram, Dcnke, Gon, PHILADELPHIA via Nor6o,s and
City Point with sundres ~ SAN
Schr Lady OF ths Lake, baker, from PHILADELPHIA, with
macta'ei, run, and oil, to Davenport, Allen and CO.
SAILED,
Brig sarah and Phoebe, Thorlow, for Boston, coal
Sehr South America, Wool!ord, FOR Baltimore viii, coai
Schr Meridian, ingersoll, for SaugeIi.s, with coal
SehI NEPTUNE Gator, for Gospon, Dry Dock with stone
Schr George, kingsbusy. for Boston, with coal
Gour '' \'N ' O0a' Az"
Sehr pinia, s,apeforr, for Cospor Dry Dock sion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-05
ISIEGO

4 5 making season at Machump's, i6 miles from
= Richmond, al very low price for a horse Of his
pure blood One OF Rcgo's colts was trained this
Spring being three years old, and distinguished her
seI' having won Toe swcepstake at Campdeld, dsan-
cling The field at the fret beat, Us was Thought bv
many. RieGo was ont of lIigh bland Mary who was
out OF Castianari, the dam of SIR Archy.
June i2-iawst ii DAVIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-05
CA X y.

n J. SELDEN s. co. Auctionecrs & Commis-
~. sion Merchants, opposite The Ia gle Hotel, Rich
mond, thankful FOR the liberal patronage they have
experienced. aguil themselves OF reminding their
friends and the pubic, that they are prepared 10 re-
ceYe consignmenis OF Goods of any descriptions and
to make liberal advances Their establishment at
lords many fnciies both TO the seller and purchaser
oeing central situation and III the ucighbohood OF
the principal Hotels ind public business. From the
satisfaction which they hattcr themselves they have
hitherto given in sales, they can with confidence 70
commend those IN need of their services 20 give them
call, with the assurance, that nothing shall be
wanting in iurthering their interest.
Orphans, trustees, and out door sales, promptly
attended TO.
SLAVES u HoRsEs.-Mr. Jas. s. Smiths, whose
experience es Salesman is extensively known, will
devote his attention to this part OF the business and
any instructions left with him vii; meet with particu
lar attention.
az Regular sales of Groceries and Furniture every
Tuesday and Friday morning.
lie s2-ecSt If
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-05
WILLIAM d. MARY COLLEGE

w lLLlA vi d. MARY COLLEGE,
'iiiE Summer Examination OF Tho Glasses in this
Institution will commence on Monday the 2sth
INST and terminate Saturday, the 3D. of Julv Pa
rents Guardians. and all others interested in the Ia
stiuion, are invited to be present.
ORDER OF THE EXAMINATIONS
Monday the 18th Inst.-SchOol OF Ancien, Lnnrua-
ges--tTh examination in this department will cont y
nuc during the week, in the afternoon
=, Tuesday the 29th.--hloral Philosophy, School oil
Modern Languages, italian and Span,sh.)
wednesday tho 30lh.--Scnior Political Class, Che.
mical do.
Thursday. July the 1st.--AIc'aphysical Glass, Sc.
Nor Mathematical do
Friday the 2nd.--Philcsopbica Class School al
Modern Langunges, tFrcnch
Saturday the 3d--Junior Mathematical Glass.
G. DE ia PENA, Scc'ry.
The Visitors OF the College of William & Mary arc
hereby notified that their annual meeting vii be
held at their Council! Chamber, on Monday the tn of
July next az which time they most earn, tty inyi-
ted to attend no. MCANDLISII, Rector
10 5-W.1f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-05

o. The Steamboat COLUMBUS. Can't.
TURNER, will leave RICKETTS, for Norfolk and Rail-
more, on Wednesday Morning at G o'clock
Iy5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-05
MOURNING GOODS.

JULY FIRST
IHNliE following articles Of mourning are ,ust omen
IL eo by the subscriber.
2" pieces oiack bombGzines, from H. Cd. per yard
TO extra superfnc, comprising the best assort-
IncDt IN the city =
BEST Ds black Italian and Arrophene crepe,
Black veil Grape und Grape wells
Do gauzc wells and bdkfs
Black silk, raw silk, cotton aud wors.ed la,s
Best black hors-skin glove.
BACK crepe musiins, Gro do Leon, and black pal
marina.
The above goods are all Of the best quality and to
nose persons wanting goods Of the kind will be
found an extensive assortment of each article at
ROBERT II. JENKINS
-lyI irish Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-05

Durng the year ending on The 31st dag Of Ma
iasl, 4,1O0' Oi6 slaves were inspected at Norfolk
Ceneus q .NoyoM.-Tbo population, rs Just asccr
Of 1890, OF 1900. ''"'' '"' ''"Su
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-05

arc suffering from the ute heavy rains.
>, we mentioned some days since that Mr. Eobor,
Dngec, OF New York, had bee, robbed Of his nocko,
DOOR during his passage to this city. The New York
Commercial Of yesterday says,
This morning p ckagc, maicd in ph,lad-lr.,,
came addressed 10 tho post master IN tins 81. y win
the following note, written in drsguiscd bae k-set
kand:-- ''
were Ken from r. Dingcc on his vnv from RnI,,'
more plcusc end them 70 HIM. No postage"
York city," - ave"
rncioscd m Tho foregoing note 20 the Pos, Master
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-05
DIE nv IA z,
Chickahominy Land for Sale

ENTHUSIASTICALLY Land for Sale.
4 WnSH to sell my Farm in The county of Henrico.
acrcs-'t rs situated on the main road oading FINN
richmond to the PpiDs-Tree, and about five miles
from Richmond, and Immediately on the waters OF
INC Ch,ckahomny-nbout one third of it is meadow
snd, oil The best quality the of the land is vorv
th'cky timbered. Application may DC made TO mo
on The premises; and the land will be shown 60 anv
person disposed TO purchase. BY Mr. Vaughan The
oversecr, or myself. JOSEpII SEIeDEM
ina 10-Iaw CT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-05

SAID That tho crops IN INC state Of n. Yot
arc suffering from the lute heavy rains
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-05

WAS committed TO the Jail of (ioochland county
W on the 3lst Of January last, negro boy who
calls himself TOM, about IL years old, about feet
or inches high; had on whom committed, suit OF
white yarn domestic, and Gays he belongs to Messrs
Dawson g. Roach of fredericksburg who purchased
linn of Mr.. Powell ofFauQuier county, that he ran
away about June OF July last. The owner or owners
OF said slave are requested come forward prove
their property, pay eXpences and tnke MIN away.
ROBT. g. MACON. jailor for
W-l Rciiing, Sheriff of Gooclland.
Il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-05

~ The President has pardoned Geo Wilson, one
of the mail robbers lately convicted in Pennsyvana
as 1t would seem to the great disgust of the commu.
nifty generally. His associate James Porter was To
have been executed on Friday. Wilson was a ma
tive, Porter 4 foreigner There was said to be no
difference IN the degree of their respective guilt
That justice seems harsh, which pardons one man
and hangs another, for the same JOINT offence.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-05
NEW BOOKS ar NASH'S.

NEW BOOKS AT NASu'S.
A I NASH'S, many new works of a permanen,
"A and of trans;;ory nature are received: amongst
which are
Jeffcrson's Works, vols I'D edition
Works of President Edwards in 10 vols.
Select Practical Theology of the 18th century.
comprising the best practical works of the goat En-
glish Divnes. and other coneen,al authors of that
age. Collected and arranged, with biographical
sketches, and occasional notes, by james Marsh.
President of the University Of Vermont in { vols
Narrative ofthe captivity adventures of John Tan
ner, IT, ). interpreter at .he Saul de Sic Marie y
during so years residence among the Indians IN the in
terror of North America. Prepared for the press by
Edwin James, NJ. d. Editor of an account of Major
Longs Expedition from Pittsburgh to the Rocky
Mountains
Anthons Horace
Chronicles of the city of Gotham, from The papers
OF retired Common Couacilman; containing, the
Azure Hose the Politician, and the Dumb Grl-by
J. K. Paulding.
Neurological Elections Of the Greeks and Romans
by Charles Philip Moritz. Translated from the 5,h
edition In German, with improvements by c. r. W.
G.
Advice to Christian, on the Importance of aim
lrG at an elevated standard of Pretty by Vilare
Pastor, with an Introductory Essay by the Re- Dr.
Alexander, of Princeton, n. ].
NOVELS "A great variety OF new and in;cres
ting, received as above, BY
je so JOHN IT. NASH.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-14
Goods,
AT NO. ll2.
~ esRYYT3v3yva
~. SWHET.

Has an hroiee cfrery cheap Goods from
an .Assignee's Sale, for great deal lees
than cost, consisting Of
RLAcK bombazeen, fine prints and cali
- Goes, green gauze at Is. fanncls, blue
camblets Is cts; English gingham 25 cts;
Swiss and Jaconet muslin, 6 a imitation
linen cambrick for DEC; black levantine 4s6
barage hdkfs. Is cts; linens 33 cts to $l-
cotton and linen damssk from 3s6 10 81;
kid and horse skim gloves, furuurure putciI
20 cts; Swiss Points only 25 cts. lie has
also on hand many articles Of Dry Goods
very cheap, aHd well worthy the attention
OF those who wish TO purchase great deal
for little. 10Th nov.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-14
DANIEL 00FF,
Continues TO carry on tho
EAN ING BUSINESS

IN ALL ITS vARfOus BRANCHEs,
IN BROAD STREET,
and where may be had at sny hour in the
tlay the following kinds Of BREAD, viz
Loaf Bread, sugar and molasses Ginger.
bread, hard and soft Crackers, New York
do; ship and Pilot bread, sugar and mo.
lasscs Cookies; Buns, tea rusk, sponge
lemon cake, butter biscuit; water biscuit,
&c. &c &c.
Mr.. GEORGE w. SrANHoPE, at tho cor
ner of Bannister's wharf, will be supplied,
(for the accommodation Of customers re.
siding in that vicinity with the above ar
ticles every morning, where they may be
bought al the same price AZ at the Bake
House.
Stores and families, in any part Of the
town, can be furnished from his cart, with
uay articles in his line.
WEDDLvG CAKES, warranted Of the
fxst quality, made to order.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-14
Isaac Gould,

No. i16, Thames Street,
"As inst received . LOT Of very cheap
III GOODS, mostly purchased at auc.
ton. among whichare,
Black, blue, olive, bottle green, & mkt
Broadclo,hs, some Of which are stout for
Surtout Coats--an assortment Of Cassi-
meres,
Goats hair Camblets,
Worstcd ditto,
Merino Circassiaus,
Kcrseys. FlanneIs and Boekings,
Ladies Habit Cloths,
Extra Buck skin GloveA
Beaver ditto cheap, q
Fashionable Vestings,
Extra Gilt Buttons, -.s,,-,-. II, =,
Figured ditto for Ladies Dresses
Lillibridge's Composition Stocks.
Chestermans Improved Suspendors,
All OF which will be sold st small I'D.
vance for cash. Oct. 22.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-14
VIM. Il. Melville,
Tin Plate Worker.
Ne. l62, IManifs street,

Ne. l62, Thames street,
NoNrrNUEs TO carry on the above busi-
~ ness as usual, and keeps constantly on
hand, general assortment ofTIN WARE,
and other articles in his line, to suit the
market, and positively will sell them ss
low as can be purchased in the State, not
excepting Of pedlars; those who wish TO
encourage their own townsmnn, will do
well to call and satisfy themselves Of the
truth Of this assertion.
Merchants and Pedlars can be supplied
at wholesale, as low as can he purchased
in the United States. Old Pewter, Lead.
Copper, Brass, and Rags, taken in prefer
ence to cash.
0FSOAp STONE FURNACES, and
OVENS for Baking. Hard Char
coal Of the first quality, by the bushel or
larger quantity.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-14
NEW GOODS.
HARVEY SESSIONS,
HAS JUST RECEIVED,

Tfs7S JUCI HECEIF I'D,
A large assortment Of GOODS which
N are offered for sale at very reduced
prices. Among them are the foloAing-
Olive and mix'd cloths, Cassimeres, Ha.
bit Cloths, Plaid Camblcis, Tartan Ploids,
Goats hair Csmblets, Imitation ditto; red,
green, yellow, and white Flanncls; green
Bookings, figured red Flannels, Russia
Diapers, Celicos, black, drab and white
ribbed Wors,ed Hose; Hoskin Gloves and
mitts, blue ditto, Buck skin mitts, Pongces
10 Yards for e5; Wo.sted bcrage and silk
Handkfs.--And a great variety Of other
Goods, comprising almost every article y.
sually called for al Dry Goods Store, oil
of which will be sold low. Oct. 8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-14
NEW GOODS.
MILTON HAxx.

Has just received from .Nsso York,
MO. 2 g. 3 Franklin Stoves, Postley
In Cooking Stoves, Box Stoves, Men &
Boys Fur. Seal, and Leather Caps; Fur
Hats, newest fashion; breadcloths. calicos,
hannels, brown Ehirting and Sheetlng
Groceries Butter and Cheese, Soap.
II RID w ARE.
Andirons, Shovel e. tongs,--ease and
docket knives; nest Of Weights, Commodo
knobs.
Common and fancy Chairs, flag bottom
do; Bureaus, tables and bedsteads; 2 So
tas with haircloth--2 Settces,
.ALSO-Crockery and Glass Ware
new and second hand watches, and vari.
ETY. Of other articles, all Of which he will
sell very low for cash or short credit.
noy. 36. 1900. 80 -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-14
OO.PARTN1HRSHIP.
Joshua & William Stacey.

TTAvINa formed connexion in business
III and hired the house recently occu.
pied by capt. Sylvester r. Heard, in Mill
street, Just above Gov. Gibbs respectfully
inform the public, that they will constantly
keep on hand supply Of SAND Of the first
quality for Mortar e. Of the common kind
Also. coarse e. fine Grsvel.-They will at
all times attend 10 CARTING. Partic.
ulsr s,te ntion will be paid to the preserva.
ton Of Goods entrusted 10 their care, esps.
cially in Removals, end The smallest favors
extended to them gratefully acknowledged.
Handsome face stone for building for
sale 90 above.
Newport, Oct. %, 1899.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-14

Y0 ~ yI s..

THE WORN AND THE FLOWER.
BY JAxEs MosreomrRy, ESQ.
You're spinning for my lady, worm!
Silk garments for the fair;
You're spinning rainbows for form
More beautiful than air.
When air 10 bright with sunbcams;
And morning tints arise,
From woody Wales and mountain streams,
To blue autumnal skies.
You're training for my lady, flower.
Yon're opening for my love!
Fhe glory Of her summer bower,
While skylarks soar above.
Go, twine her locks with roscbuds,
Or breathrc upon her breast,
Whi!o zephyrs curl the water Aoods.
And rock the halcyon's nest.
Bot oh! there is another worm
Ere long will visit hor,
And revel on hor lovely form
In the dark sepulcllre:
Yet from that sepulchre shall spring
A flower az sweet AZ tins:
Hard by, the nightingalc shall sing,
Son winds its potaIs kiss.
Frail cmblems of fraiI beauty, 20.
In beauty who would trust.
Since all that charms the cye must bs
Consign'd d TO worms and dust:
Yet, like the flower that decks her tomb,
Her spirit shall quit tho clod,
And shine, in amaranthine bloom,
Fast by the throne Of God.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-14
N&W GOODS
JAMES NIUN1FORD,
Thames %, Street.
HAS JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW
YORK, AN EXTENSIVE ASSORT.
MENT OF

FALL 4 WINTER GOODS,
WHICH he Is SELLING VERY Low,
among sohieh are,
DROADCl.OTHS, Cassimeres, Pelise
- Cle.hs, ,mcrino Circassians of different
shades, plaid CambIets, French, English
and Americas Calicos, vesy handsome; Va
lencia shawls, Scotch plaids, Presidential
and furniture chintz; black aud white mo.
rino hdkfs; ribbed & plain women's worst.
ed hose; black and colored English ging.
hams; point and rose Blankets, rich black
Florence lutstring, Scotch and Swiss mus
lin; black, brown, green and blue bomba.
zets; silk and worsted braids and cords;
red, green, yellow and white English fan.
nels; Russia diapers, bang-up Cord, drab
kerseys--and as general an assortment as
can be found in Dry Goods Store, and
will DO sold as low AZ can be bought at any
store in town.
AL SO-a superior assortment Of Do.
mcstic bleached and unbleached Shifting
and Sheeting, Chex and Bedticking.
Newport, nov. 26, 1920.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-14
VIM. James 'TiMey,

TTAS lot OF INDIA RUBBER OVER
III SHOES, which he viii sell from 25
20 Is cents the pair. He viii open on Sat.
urday more oftliose l2s & 1856 MKT broad
elo,hs--also more laA Ct Cslicos.
Dee. 10. =.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-14
Charles n. Hazard,

HAS just returned from New York, q
Al is NOW OPENING good as
sortment Of FALL and WINTER Goops,