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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-04
POETRY y.
From the Dutchess Intelligcnccr.

FROM the Dulcne-s lnlell1cnCcT.
In no situation do we need TO watch ourselves
more narrowly than in the selection Of IA COM
panion: | mean, female compaulon-slid
my uncle W ith a shrug. And first, nay dear boy,
never marry a hmt,-never sulier Yourself To be-
come enamored Of her,-(hsre he cast hs eyes
over his memorandum hook.) In those lines, he
observed, handing me his book, you will read my
conduct and feelings in such a situation
glanced my eve over the lines. They were
verses written in the peculiarly neat style for
which my uncle was celebrated. Like most
young men he .crbbed rhyme when in love-
They were as follows:
could have loved her in her bright
And beautiful array,
Moving enshrined in angel light
That stole all hearts away
She mig HI hare teen, tho others strovc,
My first, my fond, uiy only love.
] could have 10, d hcrl Yes. I've gazed
Tor hours upon thai face 50 far;
And when her beaning brow was raised
Meath flowing locks ofauburn hair,
There was a brow, a lap, smile,
To conquer care, aud grief bcgils.
And Fancy formed sun bright car,
And placed her blooming by nay side,
To rove through lands of light at,r
NV lovely friend, companion, BRIDE
Oh, then NY throhbing heat beat high,
With strange aud fearful ec,acy.
There came youth of manly form,
And wordy tongue, and laughing eye,
His heart seemed ever kind and warm,
They met knew not why
She loved-a strange and eirlISh part
She knew another claimed has heat.
And he would 81, and smile so gay,
So light, and even careessly;
lie knew 'twoud steal her heart away,
But the rank scam Of vanity
CaSed up his esllngS-'t lis no hurt,
hate with all my heart "A iint
And they two lnted! Nomans fame,
" hen sulIied once, what eau rotrie,e.
The miIdews blight hung er her nane--
But this was not her hour To glcNe
Yet, OH | knew ia coming years
Zach smile would cost a ount Of tears
And was proud, and scomcd to cast
One kindly took upon her now,
And grief and sorrow gathered fast,
10 wiring my heart and cloud my brow:
What could stoop ever 10 adora
Myself with toys Z" .JoP haa ~orn.
No. rather would yak alone,
Down the lone vale OF passing life,
Than talc what he had Idly thrown,
A cast-oT play thing, for wlic!-
left her-prIde and tears we're blended,
And thus my iir', affection ended
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-04

We received the following commune
cation several months ago, and should
have inserted it at the time if some doubts
we then entertained had been removed
as to the authors design From an in
tcrvicw we have since had with him, we
are satisfied that he is strictly a tempe
rance man, but only opposed to carrying
the means for the promotion of tempe
rance, to that extent which some people
have deemed it necessary.
For the Herald of the Times.
Mr.. EOIToR-Aitcr long series Of
observations, | have satisfied myself,
that extremes of every kind are not only
wrong themselves, but pcrncIous in
their tendency. Eating to excess, ST
the health of the body is as much in
jurcd as by drinking, will produce the
same consequences. Whatever has a
tendency to impair the health, to stupiiy
the senses, or intatuatc the brain, ought
to be branded with the same cpilhct.-
Abstinence is sometimes followed by the
extreme of aluttony and drink. Socic-
ties, and individuals too, whose cXer-
tons are to avert intemrerancc, get irc-
quentIy involved in it, it is sufficient to
say of them, Though their motives are
pure their eXcItions are in the extreme.
The path Of mcdiocrIty is that Of safety,
and in the reformation Of the world, the
only one to be traced. Though the object
of religious societies are to improve the
morals Of the community, yet by getting
into the extreme, those objects they fire.
quently defeat, and as often encourage
and promote the very evil they wish to
eradicate. The pride Of man recoils at
the iilst act Of compulsion, and will
to the modern means of enforcing obe-
dicnce. 1t Is therefore necessary in
order to effect his reformation, to APP
peal to his Judgment, and correct that
his understanding must be enlig ghtencd,
his principles purified, and vrtuous
habits, cultivated and matured; then
you accomplish all you wish. The
question now is, how shall VIC mature the
first principles, productive of so much
moral good, in the cause of temperance
or to individuals habituated to excessive
drinking? Can it be- done by binding
ourselves under solemn obligations tc
refrain, and hinder others; viii thi:
reclaim the drunkard; 1t will not-and
why; because by associating togcthc,
for that purpose, The iine Of separation Is
dr@rn, and he happens to be on th'
other side Of it.
An attempt is making to carry those
oaihs and Obligations, still farther; first
,altcr teaching children the nature anc
design of them, To convert every public
private. and Sall ath school, neighbour.
hood aud family, INTO temperance s'cIc-
ties, for the purpose of binding them
selves under the most sulcun uhIiga-
, tons. and penalties, to oXtolminatG the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-04
WILLIAM GOFF,
Head Of Gardner's rharf
South end Of Thames ST.
for .ola ond Flint

South end Of Thames ST.
HAS for sale, PERCUSSION and Flint
GUNS, double and single barreed also
cylinder Gunpowder, Ga superior arlicle) Duponts'
double +. do; a quantity Of PERCUSSION
& PS-buck shot and ball. Of different sizes
patent shot of all sizes powder TASKS doubl, *
single shot bets-gane bags, tmts Sc
lie has also made arrangement with house
in Boston, Importers Of double aud single Fowling
Guns, nuskets rifles, pistols, percussion and flint
gun-locks, gun materials and sporting apparatus OF
every description, and can furnish gentlemen with
any of the above articles al tho boston prices
and guns of any description flom "a up 10 $50
each.
IT, p For the accommodation of gentle
men and vi> ers TO this island, he will keep
good assortment Of FOWIING PIECES to Let
by the day, and will furnish equipments necessary
for sporting.
IN STORE good assortment Of GROCE-
Rll.S-,lquors-N Nincs-Teas-Cordals,S Sc.
Second hand Watches and Guns bought and
sold.
ON IIAND-an assortment Of Jewolry and fan
CIV artices--some musical instruments, such us
Flutes Nions, sc.
n so,
One elegan, Flute with additional KEYS.
One MUSICAL CLOCK. mar I6
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-04
The May pole is up,


Now give me the cup,
I'll drink TO the gdrlands around it;
Fut first unto those
Whose hands did compose
The glory of the flowers that crown'd it.
HERRICK.
A poet, who has not vcrsifed, Mr..
Washington lrving) says, 81 shall new
er forget the delight | felt on first seeing
a May-pole. 1t was on the banks of the
Dee, close by the picturesque old bridge
that stretches across the river from the
quaint little city of Chester | had al
ready been carried back into former days
by the antiquities ofthat venerable place;
the examination of which is equal to turn
ing over the pages of a black-lctter vol
ume, or gazing on the pictures in Frols-
sart The May-pole on the margin of
that poetic stream completed the illusion.
Nv fancy adorned it with wrcaths of flow
ers, and peopled the green bank with all
the dancing rcvclry of May-dav. The
mere sight of this May-polc gave g low
to my feelings, and spread a charm over
the country for the rest of the day; and
as traverscd part of the fair plains of
Cheshire, and the beautiful borders Of
Wales, and looked from among swelling
hills down long green valley, through
which rhe Deva wound its wizard stream
my Imagination turned all into perfect
Arcadia. One can readily imagine
/ what gay scene it must have been in
Jolly old London, when the doors were
decorated with Towering branches, when
every hat was dcckcd with hawthorn;
and Robin Hood, iriar Tuck, Maid Ma
rian, the morris-danccrs, and all the 9TH
cr fantastic masks and jewellers were per-
forming their antics about the Nay-polc
in every part of the city. On this occa-
sion we are told Robin Hood presided as
Lord of the May
"Wuh coat of Lincoln green, and mantle too,
hnd horn Of ivory mouth, and buckle bright,
Aud auows winged with pc1coch-icaihcrs light,
And tusiy bow well gathered of the yGw;
"whil-t near him, crowned as Lady OF
the May maid Marian,
with eyes of blue,
Shining through du,t hair Ike the -tir, OF night
II And habil,d m protty forest plight
\ lie greenwood beauty s.ls, young rs the dew.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-22

From the late Hon De Hn Clinton Esq GOrern0r q
the tafenf ,,w T'rh, 10 Dame Hec.' 6oo"se1-
Ter, igeni FL, the sale gfthe P1tide!phs or ina" &c
tract. al .aibany ,s9.
Dear Sir "A female reisiise OF my 'anlil, VINO mas
resided with me for many Years lad b. i"hs "ic''
ed with raoking pains, sonem, in one 'oin and s''n
tin es in another, but frequentJ N The "'Is'''
shoulders knees, and apcies, aud Sum, tdits III 'e
breast frequently shifting from she to ""thef' e"si
dsy bringing with il an s,tionai weigh! Of n's'ry DE-.
owing her Of rest dsy an night, attended wan 'o' u
appetite lowness of SPIRITS &C. winch her pnys 'c'Sn
termed nveerste rheumatism, without oeihs aD'e "
give the feast relief Under these circumstances We
we're determined to try the Poadephis, ~ India fA
tract which YOU advertised as agent fot the pope'C''
the effects Of which far exceeded my most sAhSu"e
expectations before she used one boz htr pans h
epeat measure lefther her appetite Returned sd oy
using three boxes according to the direct 1"' sue is'
under the sniies of Providence, estored 70 her
usual state of good health. h's beng reinsrkibe
cure under the most distressing circumstance, Pa"y
proves the importance OF that "cs' Va,oso, "'e'
cine. Since the .bove cure has beef periormea' my
physician informed me he 1lAd i.lmseH reeo.''neeu
It and used it In many obstinate chrome and nha""a
tory rheumatic affections With the hsppest ehec,s
therefore ean With confidence, recommend u 10 sh
who are laboliug under the rheumatism I'D every stage
of the disease; AMI Il, mi opn'on TINS M a~'"e
introduced IN o tho army and navy II would DC a''
ine b.nei 10 s,erng hulaany and pr mote IN ih'e'
rex, of ;h, s,r,lce. a isE " y ffC ~ YIN.
I For safety WILLIAM -HAkfER,
Druggist, FAIRFAX street, A'e"a'dE'a. d.
- = II IL -. ar
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-22
Fait &C quiz faat, arrive &c quA pourra''.,
lat ,s. rgjs' .d5rYuitiuNa, F"" '''t7 -,
In Draiiciag. and in the Spaaish and MIDI. Hal'on
u. - ~. - I. -. M, r,faoes - INN


q PITfsrRI respectfully offers 10 :ne e,tlzens , :"
-. Alexandria his services to teach In the aDo'e
branches o, :, S.u;
York for the SPACE Of twelve years. and ~ tins D'sic
for the last three years, AMI is sow teaching ~
the most respectable families OF this place: -
Dro,pi,e IS useful to ALTO young ladies', as an ac
comnJ,shn,ent cnd an elegant flush to their educa
ton; 10 yoeng gentlemen, to facilitate sn" give NV
elegant, flo. s to their course Of pursuits VIZ; Jaw
yer. in the.use of maps, direction OF land ac 10
Doe,,r for The ans,oui al studyi drawing Chemical IN
strum.nts &c to m .rchan;, 10 understand stamps
patterns, ac to mechanical professions Is NOT ,ess
useful No taller car m IKE graceful ana Wen SUITE"
dress without il; To carpenters, siip-DuuelS, u'
builders nc iii is indispensable: ID fact 'nere e""o
be- wet.fnished mechanic oil any k'''u "'!"'"'
knowledge If Drawing FL. H.
.-bepinnrg with simple drawing and slado"ing ~
on. water color India ink, &C. until the pupi' ut
ryes at proper proficiency to pant IN on. g.,
any other course is not CALCULATED ,ot
nroper instruction. The principles on al! e'u' o
Understood as The learner progresses 81. tin's'r re-
c.rs ~ Ar ! G Chapman. on this head Ne propos'
as teachiup ALI the various 5rvches o painuhR hCu
dine imitation in oil on csmbiic or p. per- All eAIe'
tioms method, and preferable to any other IN 'eacnS
The Spanish Language IS now par.'eu%s MD f~i,sI
from the con taut intercourse De'"ec" '"' o''S|"
States aud South america.
The Italian Language the most beautiful all" mar
,,on;os of MI Tongues will not only be All accomplish
n.p:: but of real and practical advantaSe 'e''e"
frum The Latin, it must please proessea scholar' a',
students. II is now the common ana GEMS Dc Wv,
onnronrate language of music, which renders pec"
lary atspted to Young ladies 1t Is singular 'a' u'i1
re mo- silent letters bu, and every word Is e""s"
bysNoAei
For pupil. d lessons To Quarter sle
rrem To pupils do do e %n
--5 10 do 10 90 W.
= 10 pupils and upwards do W.
wight class for young gentlemen 90
,s'-1 References:
No.r-ya,t lion s Van ,sensseiaer, Hon C. D. Col
den late MAYOR; Hon. james Kent; Chancellor
: Washington, ID. c. Commodore Patterson and iho
mas Peters, Esq. H.. - =, ,,,,on
Alexandria. Chss Chaplin. Esq. Thomson Mason
Eso late Ala, or, l.. Lewis and N. Carusi, f:s9
. :, pinis,ri has already commenced las Framing
Jno,u,nit School at AIR tIa,o~sips AS soon N SUI
6cien, mamo er Of subscribers - obtained, he "hcom
meuce his &pqnish Erening School
lie can be found AT MIS- RcDecca Taylor T. on ni"s:
.treet Some fhis drawings can he seen al s'r MAT
u" o : 30, 90 SIMS s.o ~ r.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-22
Il most yal,.abie E.4S7' INDIA MEDICINE
For the Cure Of Rheumatism, &c,
Ex,raet of letter franz n. asu James English dated

Extraet Of letter from The Gfu James English dated
Bengal 10 has freud, Br f. Bedpei M Londo"
Dear sir-Agreeably to Your request, have WIN
diff uty procured and send you b! tbr ship Jaso'
Capt. Robertson a few pounds OF the Poiadeiphus or
what generally goes by the name Of India Extract
Medicine universally esteem, among tho people o'
India for the cure Of Rheumatism Was Inform
gu of the number Of people who daily relieved and
cured b, this vaIua le remedy, j, would require more
paper than able to pucbasc and more than am
able 10 bestow ladeed the effect 1t this Medicine IS
so immediate, that IN RHEU.N.a11SM you weud in
some cases sappos. il acted aimo,t like charm III re-
moving tina, painful disease. The usual mode OF tx
iag il is in The fcra. of Pills shall use oil my 'htes
vars 10 send, constant supply" ). r..
Since III. proprietor has received the above Hedi
cae, wishing that the poor should benefit BY it as
el &; the rich, he has put up boxes made tvr'he
purpose with directions roSntl fach ox. and has ap
pointed Dr. ROBERT HARRIS Jr OF Philadelphia,
The on, agent III the listed Ststes to dispose ut the
same. wtk fu power to appoint agents where he nay
think proper .,..t...- s-s.e r. hho" 'l-I' g.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-22
From UTRnm Ruff Esq Keeper ef The Aew Prison 4"
=. Il ,Aych Street Pt,ladetphld 80

lNCH NOTttI VtFuItT'I"'t
liza, sir-,p,n, a,err nh n half was dresdiuu.
IN, ,cd eth rheumatism, whatmy Physician rr'
ed ihe ,,mstic G6ut my pains were so great lha' II
would be Impossible for MT 10 give you Description
he, are better Known by those isbor'ng u der his"
,at;sm than can be descrintd had neither rest nor
s.eepJi nor night; wien took the Po:sdeiPhis or
India Extract, according to the directions, win very
singular success, after taxing doses got to Sic. r
aud seprwth rontin"e:i the use of the Extract pus
and the pam grsluy eff me- rested We'll ou''ng the
dry, and so eshng 'e, curing tn. ngh' "nu con-
,inucd to get bette, ii! I got perfectly VIII.
WM RUFF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-22
To Net,

, s,~,., That desirable stand for Dwelling
~ and Groctr,. al the corner Of Wolfe md
81 streets, at present occup. ed by Capt Duncan
;Ssksk In Il few weeks Wolfe street will be paved,
and render this very desirable situation.
sent .if ..i-' see" JOSIAH " DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-22
For Rent. 80.

TOC NcHt. -. I-0.-'-
<.,,. That very desirable property. at present
i Occupied by Nessrs. Chamberlain Harris ae
i So !! the corner of Prince Street. ~
80 The stand is believed to be equal to any
other for the grdcerv business; the wharf pro6ta.
BILE one. Ioa good tenant the terms win be low, snd
possession given the 23l January next For Terms APP
pyto JANE >. CHAMBERLAIN.
sent SIT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-22

iioNae & Stule tn kent.'
,4,,r-> a two story dwelling House on Fair.
,; az < fax between Queen and Primo. IS sire is, Nth
So a store aud good dry cellar under the whole:
a%.a.S To good &c nant he rent will b, made low
Possession may be had The 27th day of the present
mont, S>M p. LARM0UR, Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-22

&, PITfs:rRI respectfully offers 10 :he citizens u
-. AIesaadrfa his services to teach In the aDo"e
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-22
l,r sl;,ns.t ~. GEXMes

EsptgfruIiY offers his professors. services
IA to the Citizens at Al Xan'iii "a ana ,s '',y
"a. j. ON rrt,x street. nex door to the Post Office,
where he can al sii tunes be to'n"'
aus -e-u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-22
Letter Eom ,Er. Ralsioa.

II TO- Icffsr from III HuFslON'
Dear Sir 'th..e b.e. violently III ctSd with Rhe"
mac ION, liant for nau, ear r,en mi fingers were
~ contracted could neither Il es, nor uhdress IN! SELL
hive ON ~ use 4 two boxes Ut he Extracts, and am
prrfec,l, restored. Yrur's truly Ii. hAl.Sf ION
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-27
TO THE
AFFLICTED
(PHIOE REDUOED.) J

VTNHE extensive demand for ANUERSON'E
Il COUGH DROPS and PECTORAL
POWDERS as prepared by James Msllen Il
Co have enabled the propris,ors TO rsducs the
price vsry much to Druggists and also the rsssil
price 10 u cents for the small, and 20 cents for
the large bottles. From an extensive use for II
years past, they have proved 10 be one Of she
most valuable remsdies over yet discovered Cor
the enrs Of Coughs. Colds and other Iafsc.ions
Of the breast and lungs leading to Consumptions,
Thousands have expsxienccd tbs hsppy effects
ofthis Healing Bais1nA and many Of the big hes,
responsibility have voluntarily given certificates,
some ofwhich will accompany each Bottle that
will satisfy every unprecedented mind that the
most extraordinary and unexpected eurcs have
been performed by the use of this medicine in
cases Of long standing, in which other medicine
had produced m favorable effects, and where
the mos, skifSl Physicls~s had given thcp up
a. hopeless u IN act pretenbrd that they are
an infallIble ehrs in al cases. bnt of such rs are
ineursbls, there era kut few ssses n Coughs ~
even seated Consumptions, but may be relieved
BY timely use of this Healisg Bslssm. Each
large Bottle contains ahout 10 doses, which
shows them 10 be an wwusnslly cheap msdieins
considering their virtues.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-27
Livery Stable
JOH N IRI S III,

Respectfully informs the inhabitants
and visitors Of Newport,
TNHAT he remains st his old stand, next
Il West Of the Public School House in
Mil St, where they can be accommodated
with carrisges Of every description at short
notice. He will have on hand st all times
hrst rate chaise and saddle horses.
Horses kept by the day, week, or year ;
and no cxsrtions will be spared to give sat
isfaetion to those who may favor him with
their custom.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-27
NEW GOODS. a
WIN. JAMES TILLEY, has just opened
w the following GOODS, and will sell

Ahf .o. a." 6o Hub luot OPCuCo
w the following GOODS, and will sell
them cheap ~.
80 pieces ofbroadcloths an assortment Of
cassimeres; nice and cheap ssttine,ts duffills
and kerseys; fannels and baizes; scotch
plaids camblet do; camblets; bombszins
figured bookings; earpetings and rugs; me
rino cloths merino circassians common do
twilled bombazetts; plain do; English gros
de maps at 46 cts. the yard Florence from,
so to SO cts {; a complete assortment Of cali
Goes FINE twlled prints; nice merino and OH
er shawis; superb fancy hkfs.; linens and
cotton ahrtings; g. 8 4 linen and cotton da-
mask: superb laces; an assortment Of ribbons
oil cloth umbrellas; q variety of silks.
] keep every article called for in the MIL
LINERY line.
Also tapes, threads, pins. and needles
handkerchiefs as sold at the Grocery Stores,
Also just opened one case of Leghorns
and one case Of straw bonnets for slmos,
nothing. and five thousand other articles too
tedious TO mention, all of which shall be sold
to the satisfaction Of every purchaser.
oct. q
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-27


TUE Mosnieg coss's, and ~ To:a 3.
4 CO ia IL. s'' eisy q Tsx - Ycsi, al; "a sssi
wsskly, on nne papss e. Ne largest - = ~
Politics II 10 purely Dohocsatie, - odA6rie1 -
the principles and usagss ofshe Rspublleas pas-
y, and sdvocstine the 70 election Of 0sN JzsR-
eos 10 the Presidsnc5. Iss solumns srs sIIks
Morals, Literature and the Fins Arts- - Nor.
aIs however, Il dees not aot upon The creed u
Fanatics or Bisots,b9 ~ en- 81 ncontrasy ineslestss
!hoss psinoi?lss Of uDsalisy and religies -.
y, which are founded upon peeco sn1 Goed win
70 all msnkind--ths ffuit ofvhish is SoIesanss
and bss.hsrly sdsetiou issssea ~" DCstsepsisa
Tor epinioas ssna" A9 Uiko1ek Iso1tisd. 60
ussNs ere opposed on pFipcipls, ant their bypss-
risy and nacbinasion fsarlsssly s1v ossd.
In consequence Of the ether Daily Pspsss u
Nsw-forh, determining not g hoosd yssssls aaA
receive their news cn Sunday, tho Puhlishsrs sf
the Ceusier & Enquirer have lately Invested
nearly $4,000 10 . seporals "Nsks Essablish-
ment," The support OF which win add about o..
ooO % shei! speusi ssPsnsss. Vessels fisn
EsvcPs will b boarded q ses, long bsf6rs they
reach the harbor, and their news disseminated
through the county with more than ordinary
dispsseh. IN iuc"rs(ns this heavy inssssss q
gxpendhurs, ths ProjgistoeS look for renuass.
alton IN all who feel ae intsrsM In the a6sirs
...ss s "a ,As wg, Sas.: :sd ss ,sy ss,: sSes
Sssssr, they viii - sfhcisnslS sasssissd 10 ~
eours thOy havs sdopsd.
~ ooss nos oeScms y ~ ,nsm So spsAe ofshe unssA
dbcssd = 49, 4. ~s.sss r..svI-"s 49, ~.
tsnt Ed,sn,. sr3 R.rc,sss. 49, s...ie~~S - ~
s,sI ss.r;s. .aS ;c -. C"-;, - 'cN,..:s - ~
~ iss,.,v r,s;. .ss "a nS''."..I . so''us
~, :. isss; son., = @ %s 49, ss, Tsw ~
s.srs.i, n.wr s.s.,,s"y - 49,. 49,. w"sss -
Avs VAN : .,csts, AN. ss'..,.si' P..s Ps.' y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-27
Newport Variety Store,
Near the Custom House.

"HERE may be mad every article osn. ny
w in the various departments Of Groceriss
Wooden, Stone and Esrthsnware, Cordsge
Hardware, Dry Goods and Medicines.
N. B. Second hand Articles of ironwa.e that
in most cases answers al we'll a. new, at q 1000.
per cent. below its regular price in FIRST hands.
The Medical Department embraces q great
variety Of Patent and other Medicines Of the
6rst quality and at reduced prices.
" Cash given for old Iron and Junk
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DOCT. MOORE will attend to filing,
IL Cling, dressing and various other oper-
s,ions on the TEETH, on Tuesdays, Thurs.
days, Aad Saturdays, between the hours Of 8
end IL Q. m. at his Office, No. SO Thames.st.
TEETH,
At oil times extracted in the most careful
manner, and instruments are provided for 70.
moving the roots Of such as are too much de-.
eayed TO admit Of extracting in the ordinsry
mode, and for eutting them level with the
Jsw. when this operation 10 necessary.