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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-06

had board number of letters for the Uoed Stale. f,
s.; e" forwarded by the ship Tobacco Plant all Of
Various things have been the wreck of the Joven
oy hr vessels seat from Nonevdeo bur no chance
exists OF getting her up. The body OF apan A,I,,on has
not been recovered Nr "'i'e'o" ""s
articles ~ '" "oPe'o saving oheT
buENos AYREs. September 10. 1880 The style Of the
Ponea articles which appear the periodicals Of Buenos
Ayie and Of Codova mos, ttauoii,
sun u IS only paper war; The latter u the
ineops arsht make claim. winch equivalent 10 draw
PACK OF tho whole des goods going to the Provinces
'onef deny 's claim aud further assert, assemble
so"e'a congress OF The Republic is entirely ques.
hon, when Is evdcn, that the depu., from the interior would
o Inc mere organs OF the VIII of the allied Governors and that
all the" efforts would lie directed establish avs
'en and naming General Pacz President of the Republc
which u is nddad B"eno- Ayres never submit to.
An'lary commission has established a, Codova ANN
asy to Try assassns, highway robbers &c bo, in town and
country " ~ " ~ w
The National schooner of war S,raod; w,. ,,, avv,v ~
rom hr inner roads on the night of the 18th Tic Captain
tp'nedo) was sioe time The first Lieu, fRnok
aud a midshipnan ~ board N"'
vas observed on the morning of the 18th outer
hustle by this and conjecres took place hrbc,
@ nSn' mao reference To thing political whether il was
quantity OF Liquors and stores of all kinds intended for the
nj Patagonia, aud is SAID money: the crew
"meo o. about men of all nations Among various
unou' eruied upon the OCCASION was said she had state
prisoners on board and tha, been the ac
there both of these reports incorcc, some tia,
'he intended to become pirate II Ms brig Alperue at
@ request oi Government sailed Thursday EVENING in pur
suit OF the runaway the Agerne to beat out nT OH the
Eeeole'a with wind blowny strong, was in sight on
Al late hour last nrb, M ,;d;r,. 10, -. -.. =.
the SaIandi e' ~ e" 'eee"eo oi
One OF the Adn,an,s Of the port Jose Maria Marine
u't,aPpemed aud IS said TO he on board the Sarandi
Don Domingo Gro, arrived in Wednesday Lac, from,
santa te and is said will shortly return to San Juon ~
no aceIo Of Yesterday some ,ccoup,s from SAINT,
enoi nu'os iovernor of CoTdova sy i'll al
an f.s'ancia in the former province ' "
same paper says officer of General Pacz's army ha,
oeeh arrested at Rosario, by order Governor of Santa
re- nc was returning Cordova after having remained some
Gays IN Monevideo He said he charged With Sc
cret mission. in the fdlmen, OF which i've had had fss,
coneences with the refugees from Buenos Ayes We canno,
poVe'y state who he bu, according the nfoma,ion
Anuna" - - '@''"'' wi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-06
MRS. JOHN @. WOSBYS
BOarding-H Use

now open Tor the reception Of Members. of the
Legislature, and transient Ladies and Gentlemen
wno may wish to board by the day, week, or month
ier terms Viii be as low any other House similarly
crcums,anced.- Her house is in the cross-street
above Mrs. Nelson's Boardinp-House convon,an, -
the Capitol. doc 80.
M ks THOMAS HATCHER viii open her
~ House IA Frame Building south side of Cap,
.o square, Tor theGeceptIon of boarders by the
WIZ, "0h'h. or year-aiso, q or 10 Members of the
ensuing Legislature can be accommodated; ,rberc
nave been some repairs aud improvements recently
maze, which she trusts will render the situation
comfortable and desirable. She will likewise be
sao % o.r'u gentlemen who may wish to lodge else
where:-Tcrms IN each case very moderate
W aned TO hire Man Servant, by the month.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-06
M RS. THOMAS HATCHER will oneo 6er
I'LL House "a Crame RriIaiinsz L. e
,MRS. LUCY HfGGINBOTaA M

MRS. LUCY HfGGIN BOTHA M
III AS removed her Boarding House 10 the spa
9 cious iehements at The foot of the Capt oil
Square central. niry and pleasant situation CON,
eS,lning as many Local advantages rs any in the CITY
She Is prepared To receive Bourters BY the week
niohth or year, aud has reserved several rooms for
Inc ne reception OF members OF the Legislature Travel
lers and travelling famics may RELY upon everv ~.
tention i'm her power f IVY a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-06
5000 REV ARD.

Rf virtue OF a su6scrip ion signed o, supdrv
\ citizens of Richmond land deposited at the
once ,i, ct the Comper) the above reward of SIX
HC'' DhhN DOLL.3RS, Is hereby offered for the
apprehension and conviction of the murda,er mr. ,,,
dere's of JoHN REID. whose body was found near this
city Sunday last. .,- %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-06
BY Otis. DUNLOP & co.
DRY GOODS Mt ayrCr,,, =.

DRY GOODS at AUCTION
w WEDNESDAY, next, the LIST Deccnhor =,
~ Clock will be sold, ut Auction ROOM. i,,rs
and general assortment of seasonable 'A'so
DRY GOODS.
nmohg them arc q few pieces of eleoan, .,r.,6,.
assorted coors, few pieces Cassimeres heat
"pernne assorted colors, Pon, and Duffie Blankets
S.,, Ies' ana superior quality; n large quantity of
Su, ana Casnets, Fannels elegant Calicoes
Eea noe' ano Iartan Plaids, Irish Linen Lawns and
D,apers. Damask for Table Cloths Rl,cL J,.i;.n
Silks Black Silk handkerchief. Mod,,. HJLG. n.
naourgs and Brown Holland, Bleacbed and Rrov1n
onr'ihgs and Sheetings. Checks and PIa;ds Romh.
80, ana bomoazlnes, Booking Baize; Meddlnp
Si"tns' &C &c.-Terms at sale
nov 20 Otis. DUNLOP s. CO. Auc,ts
i" consequences of 20 package of the above ,ood.
NOT having arrived the sale is pos,poncd ,;,l NON
INC oth INST, Mt 10 o'clock. when il will nosi
' '""e pace o. d. & Co. Aucts
JaP9 COFFEE &C.
On TUESDAY,. the 7th instant, OF half mast IN
''o'h, VIII De sold Mt our store, without reserve,
100 bngs old Java cnfc.e
Also an assortment of Groceries &c
dec Cts a n MCo 49,.
WOOL HATS.
On WEDNESDAY. the Sth instant. at II o,c,oct
will be sold at store '
80 cases wool hats.
dec Cts O. n g. 70 A..
Tobacco Presses, sc.
WiIibe sold Of Auction, on Wednesday, 9Th Dec at
al, III l.. Wight's Tobacco Factory On 18th s, rect
uH'ess previously sold at private sale,
iron presses
wooden do
:, quantity of clamps. hoops levers &c. &c.
Terms at sale. n N e. -
SOS w. huc's'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-06

4 OST.--On Saturday last ON Shockac Hill. be-
M tween the corner OF II and Third Streets. and
Mr.. Jesse FtanklIn's Boot g. Shoe Store. IS or $50
IN notes, of the Virginia and Farmers Bank, two of
which were Tcns--thr others F.vss.-Thc finder
VII he literally rewarded, and confer great favor on
aSSce. Iov "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-06
POO DOLLARS REWARD.

GNHh subscriber VIII pay the above reward of two
hundred do'.'rs, to any person for the discovery
and conviction ot the murderer of his brother ths
a'e III John Reid ALEXANDER REID.
gag
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-06

t'0ksts go halVes 81, quarters 25-for sale
al tho Exchange and Lottery Office of
60 TIlOS. II. BIGGER
~ Bigger sold III tho Virginia State T.o,,crv
drawn IN this city last Friday, no less than four of the
Capitals, all OF which, is usual with him. were
paid o. sight doc a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-06

Tickets only So halves so, quarters 90
W Virginia State Lottery. No j, to be drawn on
sr,dGy, the 10th December, al the Eagle Hotel o,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-06
New YORK, Dec. .

- - NEW YORK, Dec.
YELLOW FEVER IN NoBILE.-Ietters received
this morning from Mobile, state that the Yellow
Fever has made its appearance in that CITY, One
o. mem "hicn we have before u.s. dated November
10th says.-"Cons'derab alarm exists here in con
sequence Of the occurrence of number of cases of
Yellow Fever. Mrs Brom'. whose extensive board
ing mouse Is well known to all who have ever visited
tins place, died yesterday after an illness of very
few days.-The sbio Extio will sail for New York
on the ls'h Cotton, 81 io4 and II cts"-It is
now so late IN the season, that may reasonably
expect the sickness will be of short continuance
Mobile papers 10 the 18th silent concerning it,
Jour. Com
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-06

we nave the painful drty of announcing the death
NJ ~ our esteemed fellow citizen, Doctor PHILIP
ntA no; ne departed this life at the residence
Ut his son-ln law RICHARD H. BAKrn Eso. =,
south Quay, Nans"mnnd county, on Monday morn
ing last. the 29th nlt' after an illness which had
gradually undermined his constitution, during tho
held the situation OF Surgeon of the Marine Hosni
'a' al Tins place for nearly thirty years and during
residence of much longer PERIOD maintained
distinguished station in our community. by his pro
iessIona emnence and acknowledged worth nc
hlgh minded and honourablc gentleman.
Nor. U.rnIh
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16
Penrnanship.

HIlE Subscriber having been requested
Il by some ofhs friends to commence u
course uf instruction in writing: will open
School on the frst OF June if sufficient
encouragement is offered.--The classes
will be limited The contemplated hours
Of INSTRUCTION are from to in the morn.
ing, for masters; from 5 to 6 for misses.
These hours have been selected, as not in.
tcriering with the regular School hours
but a different arrangement will be made if
wished for by the patrons Of the school,
The success which has attended his teach
ing, and the appreciation he has received
from the public, has encouraged him 20 Of
fer his services.-Specmcns Of his writing.
aud terms on application. J. w. EDDY
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16

AMERICAN GOODS.
Linen diaper for IL.
] ets,
Good bundle hkfs. for
i24.
Good chcx for l24
Ladies " hitc cotton
hose l21,
10. do. Real good 25
Indigo stripes and
plsids for l25
Poxcr loom shirl'g 9
White do. do. l2d
Fine shisiipgs and
shectings IL cents
10 lG cts
Blnc blk. mix'd olive
ana Brown Broad.
cloths and Cassi.
inercs
Flannel
lIoncspun carpct'gs
Real gorl hlnc prints
Gr only l2d cents
Other colours the
same
Blue mixed s. grey
sattinctts
Mcrimack Taunton
S'FailRivcr prints.
a lot of very cheap
girls uitts& gloves
Elegant flowers and
wrcaths. made by
one oithe first rate
workacn in A.
merica
Straw Bonncts &c.
ENGLISH GOODS.
Broadclolhs and cas-
b sincrcs
Flanncls g. Hosiery
Together with ma
be found very CHEAP
o'd customers and III
call and examine the
doubt bu, they will b
Anil kll
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16

OF elcgan, NEW GOODS not inferior II,
quality, M low in price as any Store in
town. OF this truth customers will Judge
Tor themselves, by calling and examining
The some.
Amopu thctD n tho fpllpwinn
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16
No. lob. SiaIc Sired BOSTON.

No. lob. Stale Street Boston.
ID NJ. BARNARD, Agent, offers for
Ia. sale as above, by wholesale or re.
tnil:--
600 kegs English Tower. proof GUN
POWDER, (for sporting.
5000 kegs Dupont Gunpowder, Warrant.
ed first quality.)
$500 do. Boston do. (warranted.)
500 bags shot, all sizes.
10000 percussion caps.
N. B. The above Gunpowdcr is war.
ranted, and will be sold as low ns at any
o,her establishment in the Country of e.
quail quality. Fer terms please apply to the
Agent, or to Mr. RUFUS b. KINSLEY,
Ncwport--nnd orders given to either will
be promptly attended TO. may Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16
SAT"TlN S'HRaW.

SAT'HlN STRAW.
OSC.7RLrES. P-3LMYRE.TES.
LIGHT GROS DE NAPLES.
DO. GROS DE BERLIN
F'RE.fsH GLNGH2.hS.
IIiIBET Sii1HLS.
BER4GE Do. and If.9.vDKERC CHIEFS.
StPERFLNE PRINTS.
BER.4GE VEiLS,
With full assortment Of new and elegant
Goods, received fom New. Y ork, THIS
DAY and ready for sale by
T.. w. LAWTON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16
From tho Providence Patriot.
THE END OF TIME.

Darkness was ON the wave,
And sunless was the sky,
And tho moon no beam Of mdness rave,
And the midnight stream rolled by.
Softly the summer breeze
It's raven wings unfurled,
And crcpt away on the silent seas,
And vanished from the world.
The fountains ceased to run,
The flowers no longer grew,
And the air in want of the burning sun,
Was thick with clamuy dew,
The clouds we're all enstranged,
And gathered from the sky
And the flinty rock To asbos changed
And vanished silently.
The bird upon tho wing
Was smittop, and her song
And the song Of every singing thing
Ceased then 10 swell along.
The wolf that prowlcd among
The shadows Of the wood
Tho panther and her bowling young,
The eagle and her brood.
The lion on the mound,
The leopard in the vale,
All sunk into tho ground,
And made no funeral wall.
The longest stream had poured
It's last wave in the sea,
When tho shattered barquo Of time was moor
On the shore of eternity.
Then what n scene was shown
The gazcr's eye to blind
There passed 10 the skies, in throngs unknown
The armies Of mank nd.
Century By century on
The crowding lcgions clonb,
And tho iorcmost throng have passed along
To the land Of their heavenly home.
And in the last array
There passed the quick and dead
The dead from tho tomb we're callod away,
And tho quick from the downy bod.
Far on a snow cloud
In the bright and golden sky,
Time with his glass, and scyihc and shrord
The pageant saw pass by.
And when from, earth no moro
Wore called to wake and rise,
He loft the cloud, and l,o passed before,
And marched them through the skies.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16
Grocery and Fruit Store.
John L.CranstOn,

Respectfully informs his friends and ihs
public.
H,HAr he has taken The store at the corn
a cr Thames street aud Msrkei-square,
recently occupied By J. j. STACEY. where
he intends keeping constantly on hand an
assortment Of Crockery--L Liquors Of the
choicest kinds Teas Coffee rice -four
fruit of all ds--nle--spruco beer--&
a general 81 nice assortment Of Groceries,
which will be sold as cheap Of any other
store in town.. Every attention will be ren
dered 10 customers, and no exertion shall
be wanting on his part TO give satisfaction
10 his friends, who are invited TO give him
n call. Inne IL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16
.'FouMtain of HeaMh."
VIM. s. VOSE,

Respectfully informs the Ladies and Gen
,lcmcn of Newport, and its viciui.y.
'NliAT h. VIII keep through the warm
u season, Soda Water. Of tho first quail.
ity- y--Carbonstcd Restorative beer,
Newark cider. aud Albany Ale. The
above articles will be surrounded with ice,
and consequently will be found very &c
frcshing.
AL = O-Easom and Rochelle salts, "a
be taken in Soda, aud which is far prefer
able. as 10 pleasan,ncss. than when taken
in any other msnner. Soda powJcr--l.em
on Syrur. &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16
From the Now York Daily Sentinel. !
PUBLIC EDUCATION.
ESSAY V.

Are Agriruhurc and 7rmies e,
branches Of Educ0tion in PuJif
Schools I'VE have stated that we
tho't system of public education which
should go no further than tho. day
schools of New England, both unre-
publican and utterly inefficient; unre-
publican, because, children, to lose the
follies Of aristocratical prctension on
the one hand, and the nbiect submis-
sion of poverty on the other. must be
clothed, fed, lodged, and treated alike;
and inefficient, because half dozen
hours daily schooling will not train a
child to be virtuous, high minded,
cultivated republican, more especially
if that schooling be discontinued ut
eleven or twelve years Of age from the
necessities Of the parents.
We now proceed to enquire, wheth-
or, in public schools, children ought To
he taught something more than alb
stract science and book learning, as it
is popularity called; whether practice
and theory ought to he united, and
whether children, even while their lit
crnry and scientific education ~ most
carefully supcrintended, may not con-
tribute towards their own support for
the present, while they learn some
trade or occupation, that shall render
them independent for the future.
We are decidedly Of opinion, that
unless this he done, tho system will be
very incomplete and very unnecessari-
ly expensive.
We, of republican America, have
hitherto, in education as in many 9th
or things, followed the example of u
ristocratical Europe. We have learnt,
indeed, that we can do without king,
but we have not learnt, that we can do
without an idle, privileged class to con-
sumo the producers surplus. We still
assert lin practice il not in words) that
"thcy who think must govern those who
toll" We have disc ,yered hat plain
citizen does very well for presidcn',
and that we may dispense with here
ditary succession and with court eti-
quettc, without producing anarchy or
revolutionary horrors. But we have
yc, TO learn, that the same man may
labor and may think; the same mau he
producer and consumer; the same man
be mechanic and legislator, practical
farmer and president. We have yet
TO learn, that the world can go on with
ont two classes, one to ride and the
other to be riddcn; one to roll in the
luxuries of life, and the other to strug-
gle with its hardships. We have yet
tolearn, how to amalgamatc these class
es; to make ofmen, not fractions of hu-
man beings: sometimes mere producing
machines, sometimes mere consuming
drones, butintcgrnl republicans, at once
the crcntors and the employers Of rich
ca, at once masters aud servants, gov
erncrs and governed. e
Cd How can this most desirable and
most republican amalgamation take
Place' Wy uniting theory to practice,
which, have been too long kept scpar-
ate. BY combining mechanical and
agricultural with literary nnd scientific
Instruction. BY making every scholar
"a Workman, aud every workman a
scholar. BY assoeiatin2 cultivation aad
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16
Savavino's and Spool Cto-
rr tons. ls
Wm. James Tilley,

T. now Selling The very incest Na.arinos
II 25 cents --snd has jnst opcnes supenos
sewing co',cr on spools. stihe 'cw price Of
~ rents 'hc dozen
Moro 'setinys. s.nut and f-nd ~ M rnS
- ssnis, sSs .oos Mtiin.tsosI ~.r'sc,'h
ju, Is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16
ATTEND TO YOUR TEETH
ELEGANT ARTYFrCrAL
TEETH

which will be set on Gold, or otherwise
with great exactness. surprising in beauty
their former natural teeth; embrac ing the
modern improvements in the art
TrErM DREssED, and erery operation
performed on thcn, which their condition
admits, with great care and perfect safely.
Those who have Teeth in II diseased con
dllion, should apply, before il is too late for
a remedy. There il no necessity for go
ing TO New York. Providence. or Boston,
for what can be got at home OF equal, il
not OF superior qmniiiyi ard, at less expense
IN either, or all the above employments
DR. JOHNSON respectfully solicits a contin-
uancc Of tho patronage Of the Ladies and
Gentlemen Of Newport, and those Of the
adjoining towns.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16
Edwapd w. Iawton.

W1S CONSTANTLY FOR SHE,
CASp, Copper and Board Sheaihing Pa
- per; blue Candle Paper, clean and
fast color; Wrapping paper from 20 To
I.621 cts per ream: Double do. do. from
80 to So do; Kentish Cap for ardwsre
and Blasting; Fine Wrapping Paper, free
from the smell Of Tar. &c. for Teas,
medicines, Confectionery 81. SC. Pol.
ished Wrapping for the use OF Banks,
Public Offices. &c
~ Cash for Old Junk, Ropes, Can
vass and Flaxseed Jan7
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16

Noysau, and Grcnoble Ccriisls, of the
iirs, quality. by the hottie Also, ,cr dif
frrcn, Kinds Of Cordial at gnod qusli,y--
sincs--shfuo--bo,,lcd cider -itesforaiivc
beer by The dozen bo,tlcs--csscnccs of sli
sinds--O'l--Colopn nc preserves or i,tfcE
mt kinds--ffui's do. do.--s -spicrs-- honey -
md aa sssnr,men, Of Confectionery Of f,h,
ars' quality.
Fsmil'~s supplied st al ,i~cs. with p,sm
ente--short sake--spcrgs sake. jan'blss
&c. dc. Nay IS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16

Flag hdkis.
Linen do.
Elegant new pat
French figures prints
Silk cotton g. worst
cd Hosiery
! Oil cloths ior table
7 carpots
Fine 5. superfnc car
pe'iuss
Hearth rugs
Green figured boo L :
ing
J; Sonc elegant sat
houer prints
FRsScH GOODS
Lcghorn Bollvarha
Silk gro de nap; gro
de India; gro de
zan; gros dc Chi,
1 nn
| Levantine satin and
| Lustring hgurcd&
| plain
Mcrino square and
| long shawls
Palmarincs plain g.
figured very cheap
! INDIA GooDs.
! Canton and Nunkin
/ Grape,
| Nankins, satin lust I
ring
Check hkfs; pongees
Silk hose Il hnli'hose
, Null null muslin
Flag, ba andanna, and
f! hack silks hkfs.
Plain striped & p'aid
| lustrings for dies
| ses; fancy boxes,
my articles which mn,
in said store; and hi'
Ic public are invited I,
, Goods: and he hns NJ
,c satisfied aud buy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16

A gentleman and lady, or two gentle
"A mcn, can be accommodated with
board in o small family in Portsmouth, g.
bout fonr and half miles from Newport.
TN the cast road. The situation r. high e.
and healthy. and immediately in the ,irin-
i,y Of snc fishing and spcrling ground'.
Enquire al this Office.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16
Cloth Dressinq.

One doiisr from .Nsrpors 10 Providence, yiz
Bristol 0nd bavTtn.
.yHA THE Stage lesves
yeSrI55GSE ETIE Sir. TowSsEND's iG
\ 49, S:s.sssk &C. Newport every morn.
ing At 0 ofclock. Fare through one dollar.
The price will be continued as above, FROM
alter the arst doy cf April, until further no.
tice. John III. IRISH, agent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05

TERM -SuWs' nirrioN TO the DAny RCmMDNp VINO 10
Cry NubscrGsrs So aud for shorter period, AT the
rate of So year, payable advance When by
mad so n year
ADVERT For l6 lines less IN
IS cents; 81 three insertions 81 II; and
very succeeding insertion 33i cents
Thrice week, first week 81 25 every succeeding week 81
Twice "a week, frs, IS every succeeding
CTtion 80
Once week. first insertion 10 cents every succeeding
CTton 30
All advertisements also the CONSTITUTIONAL
Nua
Transient advertisers must advance
The number of insertions he noted the MS they
viii he inserted until ordered be stopped and charged
cordngly
Annual Advertisers charged so dollars for squares
nd IN that proportion for advertisements of engh
AuCtonee and Lottery dealers who charged 500
o. The CONSTITUTIONAL WING published twice
week, Tuesdays and Frdays) five dollars per annum
payable III advance
For Adverhnng75c square, or less, Tor the frs,
scrton, and SD for each continuance.