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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-06-26
From the N, Y. Courier g. Eng.
"BROTHER AVERY"

When man has been tried by his
Peers and acquitted, unless therea are par
ticular circumstances connected with his
character and station in life to operate
indirectly on the minds of Jury, he may
be said to have passed through the fire
like Shadrach, Meshac, and Abednego.
and demonstrated his innocence to the
world. Whatever therefore may be our
impressions from an attentive perusal of
the testimony on the trial of /" Brother
Avery" we have no disposition to call
in question either the motives or the i'm
partialiiy of the jury which acquitted
him." Murder will OUT" and If indeed
the murderer of the unfortunate girl,
walks unscatbed on the face of the earth,
without doub. he will one day be disclos-
ed TO the detestaton Of mankind. He
cannot finally escape even though the
whole force freligious fanaticism should
be brought in array TO screen him from
his mcrlted punishment. He may be
hailed with triumph by crowds of delud-
ed followers, bur one day or other the
darkness which envelopes this, one Of
the fouest murders that ever stained the
face Of our country, will be dissipaicd
and the light Of the blessed truth will
blast the guilty whoever he mny be.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-06-26
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS

NEW AND FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS.
Which having been selected with great care
from the latest importations, and most desiv
able styles in market, arc now ready for sal q
and will be offered at as low prices as by any
others in this place.
AMONG THEM ARE {:
Elegant gauze Ribbons,
Grape, and Grape de CHEN SHAWLS,
Hernauna or Sc wing silk do,
Elegant green, black and white Gauze,
and blond Wells,
"Watered poult de soie,"
Colored Gros de Naples and Italian
SILKS,
Matteonis 5-4 black I'alan do.
A great variety of Black Gros de Ma
Piles, and Gros de Suisse
SILKS,
Black French Bombazines, of fine
and extra qualities,
French Muslins,
Unbleached open-worked Cotton Hose.
beautiful article,
Black Cashmere, do.
w INV oauLS fHuItis, WHTTUntcu Utt
to shrink In washing,
Horskin Gloves,
Bobineit, blond and Grrcinn
LACES,
PARASOLS,
White damast dimi,y, beautiful
article,
TOGETHER
With very rich lot of light
CALICOES.
AND
A large assortment Of Thin Goods,
suitable for
Mems wear.
ALSO,
On hand, bleached and unbleacle
Shirtings, Bedticks, Checks-and iG
deed every article of Domestic manufad
tured GOODS in all their variety, at e2
tremc low prices, by the piece or yard.
June l2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-06-26

sense and judgment that have been you-
chsafed 10 them. Tie boys do NOT mr.
sue the monkey because any thing like
De"u'y' or grace, or elegance, bat Re-
cause he is caricature of themselves
IN both person and actions. Generally
speaking 1t may be lain down ns max-
iin' and we bachelors ought always TO
co"iort ourselves with it, that no woman,
whose affections are worth having, whose
mind is shade above idiocy, would
marry fop, n dandy, an exquisite. or
whatever may be the present fashiona.
Die name of the cren,ure. The qaudv
and useless butterfly may flutter abou:
the rose, but il is the bee to whom She
yields up her whole sweets. Al.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-06-26
THE BACHELORS DREAM.

The music ceas'd, tho last quadrille was DER,
And, one by one, the waning beauties fled
The garlands vanished from the frescoed floor,
The noddng fiddler hung his weary head
And melancholy single man,
Retired to mourn my solitary fate
slept awhile but DER my slumbers ran
The sylph like image Of my blooming Kate.
dreamt of mutual love and Hymens joys,
Ofhsppy moments and connubal blisses;
And then thought Of little girls and boys,
Tho mothers glances and the infants kisses
saw them all, in sweet perspective sitting
In winters eve around blazing fire,
The children playing and the mother knitting,
Or fondly gazing on the happy sire.
The scene was changed-in came tho bakers
bill
started to sec the hideous consummation
OF pies and puddings that it took to fill
The bellies of tho rising generation.
Thcre was no end to eating ;legs Of mutton
Were vanquished daily by this little host -
To see them, you'd have thought each tiny
elutton
Had laid wager who could cat the most.
Tho massy pudding smoked upon the platter,
The ponderous siron reared lis head in vain =
The little urchin's kicked up such clatter,
Tba, scarce remnant cor appeared again.
Then came the school bill board and education,
So much per annum = but the extras mounted
To nearly twice the primal stipulation,
Aad every little bago,cllo was counted
To mendng tuck--a new Homcri Illias-
4pain Of glass repairing coat and breeches,
slate and pencil = binding old VIrgilius-
Drawing a tooll--a box Of pills, and leoches
And now languishcd for the single state,
The social glass; the horse and chaisc on
Sunday.
The jaunt TO Winsor with my sweetheart Kate.
ini cnfsd again the weekly bills of Monday.
Hero Kate began TO scold Il stamped and
sworc-
Tho kittens sqneak-tho children s,outly
Scream
.7nd, thus awaking from the wild uprcar,
ihankd my stars that il was but dream.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-06-26

Pretty Considerable ofn "Bore" A
southerner had large shaggy dog of
what is commonly called the cur species,
OF whom he gave, in the presence of a
number of persons, the following char
acter: " He's lee,le the keenest crit
ter you ever did see-real wild cnt-
muscle and grizzle all over-can eal n
hedge hog-dodge thunder clap, aud
whip any four legged animal that ever
walked the earth" He must be
scrowger," said hog-merchant present,
but III bet you cool ten dollars, that
I've got an old boar in the field out yon.
der that you cant make run nc day" 1t
rs done exclaimed tho soulhernor, talk
ing out the money, which was covered
by that of the hog-driver. 1t was cold
winter morning, and the company had
to wade through the snow ere the y could
reach the old boar. When they arrived
at the frld.. the animal was pointed out
he was standing pnssively in corner
and no sooner did lbe dog perceive his
antagonist ihan he seized him by the
throat, and they both relied into the
snow together. He's a screnmer ~
shouted lIe suuthernor. "May he so.".
replied the bug-driyer, holding ont h,s
hand for stakes" but lie nint npoiny
to run--for he was frozen TO death lasl
highland dead boars don't usc their
legs now n days" Baltimore Visitor.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-06-26

A gentleman recently -travcliing near
iluddersfield, called out to "A y,where
does this road go 10, nay lad1 II 30 no:
KNOW said the boy, "whero il goes to.
but it is always here when come aud
60 BY"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-06-26
SUMNER GOODS.
THOMAS FOWLER Jr.

HAS Thin Goods, of every descriptio
suitable for the season--which he will SC
very Cheap.
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AI.Sl]

Just received new assortment Of fasl
ionable Straw Bonnets,
June IL.
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Terms Of the RepnJKcan,

So if paid in advance, or 1926 at the e
Of the year.
Advertisements not marked, will bc con
ued ill forbidden, and charged accordingly
No paper discontinued until arrearsd
are paid, unless at the discretion of tho 4
Usher.
Alloccounts must be settled &. least o,|
a year.
Printing
or all kinds done with neatness nd despsI
1T THE HALL,
In the rear Of the Savings Bapk
Over the ctcfo Of HrFny Brfi
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June IL, 1888.
NEW
SU MINER GOODS.
VIM. G.. COZZens g. Co.

HAVE received from New York. during
1.-The week, their Summer assortment
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-06-26

MIR. Williams, as President of tho coll
ony addressed the General court, at
Boston, as follows. He directed the
address TO the Governor
"Providence 10Th, 8 month 90
$50 called.)
"NIuch honored Sir,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-06-26

The music ceas'd, tho last quadrille was DER,
And, one by one, the waning beauties fed
The garlands vanished from the frescoed floor
The nodding fiddler hung his weary head
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28

a Nails REPORTS, Vols. 4, g. 6.-R T. SmITl
has in press and will publish without delay the de-
csiops OF the First Court OF Appeals of Virginia the prn
cpai unreported decided in the New Court of Ap
peals during the time OF Judge Pendeton and cases de-
cided in the first General Court and the Court of the
United States for the Virginia District in three Vols by
Daniel Call
The above volumes have been prepared with great la
Dor and expense from the notes and memoranda of the
Judges and Lawyers who attended the Courts and dill
gent examination OF the Records; il is therefor about to
be submitted to the public with confidence in its fidelity
The work viii be neatly and accurately printed in the
same se as Randolphs and Leighs Reports and bound
In cali TO match the three Vols OF Calls reports Edited
by Joseph Tate Esq with full Table OF contents of
Cases Repored and Of Cases Cited, and will be proceed
ed by Biographical sketches of the very eminent Judges
who so largely contributed TO the foundation and super
structure Of our Judicial System.
AS TO the importance Of these reports the public and
especially to the Citizens Of Virgnathe publisher be
leave TO quote the opinion Of Judge Coater in the
pra'ec case oil tho Commonwealth Sy's admr. LIST
Leigh p DOL "This, by the way, IAN error into which
me Judge had iaen is strong proof 10 me- amongst
others which have occurred since 1 have been in this
Court Of the importance to the public Of Calls manuscript
REPORTS calling for their publication, so as TO complete
the series OF our decisions take this occasion to tender
MN my thanks for the opportunity he has given me OF
seeing me report OF lnnis Attorney Cen Roane ct all
ne ree Volumes will probably be for sale on or
the second day OF December next, OIL which dav The
price oil them VIII be ANNOUNCED -Genlem men who NAV
wish 10 possess hem by leaving their names with The
publisher previous TO that day, shall be entitled TO dis
count oil hity cents per volume from that price
June 70. 15-6t
@ The National will please insert the above times
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28
A NELLIE sULPHUR sPRINGs.-Ths sul.erih,
June 10.

"A MELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS.-The subscriber.
IA at these well known and justly celebrated Medic
nal springs, has from the frequent solicitations of his
friends and the public, just fitted up large and commodous
oudngs Tor The accommodation OF Inyalds and all other
persons VINO are DESTROYS Of avang themselves of their
virtues and healthy situation during the ensuing summer
and sutumn-Hs residence, from its elevated and siry
situation is as healthy the country Affords He deems
comment upon The medicinal virtues of the waters az
rey unnecessary and regards them well sested by the
large coneourse OF persons who esorted 10 them for
their health when entertainment could be had in te
neighborhood. He pledges himself as regards bis table
bedding, Stables &c to spare pains in promoting the
ease and comfort Of persons who svor him with their
patronage. ~ ~
IL He hatters himself that with uniiring assiduitv and
very accommodating terms he will be able 10 give ens
satisfaction FRANCIS A. WIIIsf1N r.
May a. do.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28

nHlO LAND AGENCY-Ar CoLUMBUs The
W Subscribers respectfully inform their numerous
friends 10 different sections Of the United States and the
town Of Columbus the capital Of Ohio for the purpose
OF attending to the purchase and sale Of lands the pay
nent OF taxes redeemng lands sold for taxes and furnish
corning Ohio lands
One OF The undersigned has filed the Office Of Auditor
OF the State for eighteen successive years. and the other
that OF Chief Clerk IN the office for considerable
period they therefore auer themselves that their pre-.
sent acquired knowledge OF the business and the ia
eies for extending II, will render the interest Of those
who may avail themselves Of their services at least as
cure as II could be In any other hands.
Letters addressed 10 either Of will receive prompt
attention. RALPH OSBORN,
May 2S. l6-w6rnS1 DEMAS ADAMS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28

a UGUSTA SPRINGS.-Tbis delightful summer re.
IN treat, and well established watering place is again
open Tor the reception Of company, under the supernten
dence Of the subscriber. To such are unscouainted
with the water ii may be proper say that il Is pro.
nounced by those acquainted with the Harrow gate
Springs, III England to be of the quality. The ST.
uaton is very pleasant the surrounding country wild
and picturesque and the accommodations inferior 10 those
OF no watering place in Western Virginia
JOHN r. PECK
~ Board by the month, S20--by the week S6-by
the DAY Sl-ChiJreo, servants and horses half price
DHacks may Al all times be had 10 convey Visitors
VINO may travel IN The Stages TO the Springs from staup
toh' june IL. list
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28

tOMFORT, SAFETY AND EXPEDITION.-The
" Peoples Line, between Baltimore and Philadelphia
via Chesapeake and Delaware Canal every morning. at
o'clock
The President and Directors of the Peoples Steam Ma
vgation Company, have the pleasure announce their
Line for the conveyance of passengers between the cities
OF Baltimore and Philadelphia, by the new swift and splen
did steamers Kentucky, Captain ID. Robnson-and Ohio
Captain w. Whden, Jr.
The Kentucky will leave the Company's wharf, Light
street. every morning at o'clock, for Philadelphia by
way oil the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, through
which the passengers will be conveyed in splendid and
conmodlons Barges (aiiordiI Ssculary to ladies', The
most comfortable and desirable fou,e to Dsaws-- city
where they will take the Ohio, and arrive PhddciPd
the same afternoon at an early hour.
The Table and Bar shall not be excited by those OF any
other line in the Union. This being the Peoples Line
no exerion will be spared the part Of the Agents.
enlitle them TO full share of patronage OF the travelling
public Passage only two dollars
All Baggage at the risk Of the owners,-the greatest at
tention however, will be paid its safety by the Captains
and their assistants the route.
s. MCCLELLAN, Agent, No. 8, Light. ST. JPhnyf
Baltimore, June Is, 1888 I2-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28

N ch REWARD.-Suayed or stolen frcnn the sub
W cV scriber, on the 18Th or lilh instant, q grev
HORSE, years old this spring, between If and Is
hands high he Is compact and well formed, high on the
wihers, and somewhat crest-alIen, head nearly white
name long and considerably darker than his body lower
end oil his tail white, has the spIn his fore cgs and
rides well In almost every gait his left hind sore
9hder the ieock, occasioned by getting the halter
purchased him last fall of gentleman from Washin gton
county, and he may have gone in that direction
II Srayed,i will give five dollArson delivery Spring
field, Richmond and add oil reasonable If
caught out OF the county.-If stolen, will give ten dol
lars on delivery Of the horse above and twenty dollars
Tor the apprehension and conviction of the thief and nav
all reasonable expenses n taken out of the county ny
information that will enable me TO get him again will be
thankfully received and literally rewarded.
June I'll. [l3-l CHARLES A. MAYO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28

" the brig Havre, direct from Liverpool, large and
general assortment Of BRITISH DRY GOODS well
adapted to the and comprehendng the and
all these goods opened and ready for sale in the course of
few days, when particular advertisement will ND.
pear City and country merchants, and merchant tai
iors who may wish purchase by the piece package
are assured that oH gladly take Phlad. lphia or
.Ne,0 York prices, less for the chOie of then,
and this tcH do, notwithstanding the great sea, ctv
Of ne,o and handsome goods, erisfing here
f. & j. 5. JAMES s. CO., Market Square
April &c. li4-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28
NAV %

q ALE OF LOTS IN FARMVILLE-On the ED day
~ OF August next, if fair, If the day.
will be sold to the highest bidder credit of and
town Of Farmve; the said lots generally contain half
each, and laid of streets corresponding with
the plan OF said town There are many of the lots well
suited for building situations for families, and the whole
are well situated and desirable property The sale made
in pursuance OF decree Of the County Court OF Prince
Edward plat Of the land be by application TO
the Subscriber and the lots will be shewn any person
wishing to see them before the sale.
NATHL. VENhBLE,
Guardian Of Nm. G.. Venabie.
June H. 1I-,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28

WOOL.
YMAN, REED s. CO., Commission Merchants,
n 4 NO. 6, South Charles Streets, Baltimore, Md
devote particular attention to the sale OF Wool Letters
post paid asking information respecting the wool market
will receive immediate attention.
L., X. s. Co., have leave 10 refer 10
p' "a"f S s"1| { { Co., CO., Baltimore, Md
Samuel Wyman & Co.,
David Boyd, Frederick, Md.
g. w Rutter s. Co, Union Town Pa
Zane Pentony & Co., Wheeling, Va.
Isaac Hof, Winchester, Va.
Allison Owen, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Russell & Matthews, Zanesville Ohio.
J. Armstrong & Son, Msysve, KY
Liesy Combs, Esq, Lexington, KY.
Muir & Wylcy,
April 5. I0s-1,6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28

WAANTs situation as Teacher, in a private family
w Lady, who will undertake to teach English in
oil Its branches, French, Italian, Piano Forte
ana Guitar Drawing Fancy work. The most respectable
references can be given. line addressed E. and Ie At
the Office Of the Richmond Enquirer will reach the AJ
yeTiseH INay3I1 ATT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28


IL nuary, 1881, (being months after tho expi.
ration OF the Patiently have been engaged in preparing
the article known as JUDKIN'S OINTMENT. have
determined however henceforth to relinquish the bust
ness in behalf Of Mr.. WILLIAM w. GRAY, for the fol-
lowing reasons, viz:
LIST. MIR. Gray the first person who embarked in the
preparation OF the Ointment in this place. He became
the purchaser Of the Patent Right for this city, and six
counties around it, with the expectation that the
the Patent had several years and that he would
Joy the exclusive SALE within his bounds for that period
But is also KNOWN that he greatly disappointed
the Patent expired about six months after he engaged in
te business In the meantime he had spent much Of his
me and money, in procuring high reputation for the
cie by which means. he has been greatly instrumental
In serving the cause OF suffering humanity.
I'd Mr.. Gray is laboring under pecuniary embar-
easements, and has growing family dependent his
erons for decent support He has been very liberal
the afflicted poor, understand and enjoys the pecu
liar satisfaction of believing that he has been
(wh his Ointment in snatchng several individuals from
the grave.
Being influenced by these considerations and by the
principle, that wheI live myself much disposed to
let others also live, rsnqush the business in be.
ha Of Mr. Gray and shall take supplies of Ointment from
MN, Tor the accommodation OF my customers.
june 49, [l5-lt H. c. McNEMARA.
UNHE sale of the Trac, of Land called Fopt-hI ly-
j ing in the county of Northumberland, which was
advertised to take place the 10th instant postponed
until the 10th day OF August at which time il fair other
wise, the next fair day thereafter shall proceed make
sale OF the said Tract OF Land and PREMISES in
OF the provisions and by virtue of the authority vested in
me as Commissioner by decree Of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery, pronounced at the
term OF tho said Court The place of sale will be Nor.
cumberland Court HouseFor further particulars re-.
terence can be had to my advertisement under date
previously published in this paper.
THOMAS s. SYDNOR.
northumberland Z. H., June 18th. l4-tl5thA
SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST-In pursuance
- OF Deed Of Trust dated the 18th day Of Septem-
Der, 1917, recorded in Henrico County Court Office
cuted to us by William Crawford to secure the payment
of debt to John Parkh, we shall on Monday the LIST
day OF july before the door of the Eagle Tavern in the
city Of Richmond make sale OF track Of land lying in
said county, about miles below Richmond on the
main road leading from the Seven Pines Richmond
tanning, according to the said Decd 226 LIZ acres the
boundaries whereof therein forth We know OF no
objection to the title; but acting Trustees will convey
only such title as is vested in us.
JOHN ENDERS, r
NATH. DUNLOP, trustees
May %. 6-tls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28
BY RITCMIE a. COOK.

1J The ENQUIRER is publhed twice week. generally, and
three times during tho session Of tho
Price, tho Same heretofore Five Dollars
vance, Notes OF shattered banks on will DO
oevsd payment The Editors will tho safety
ting them by mall postage Of all letters bong paid by the writer's
No will DO discontinued,
Editors, until all arrearages have been paid up.
~ Whoever will guarantee the payment Of nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One less frat Insertion
% cents No advertisement
or assumed bv n this city It's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28

" Monday the 10Th inst. one of my servants nam.
ed WILLIAM James-he is mulatto boy about Is wears
OF age, very likely, and when spoken TO talks fast and
sammers. lie was seen in my garden on Sunday last
and probably may be skuking in that neighborhood He
has relations in " iamsturg, where he may have endea
yored TO get The above reward and other expenses will
be paid on his being delivered to in Richmond Mas
ers oil vessels and others cautioned against receiving
him. DAVID pa pcI Hv"e
June U.s. n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28

~lLLIAM s. MARY COLLEGE.-The final exa-
w mnaon OF the Glasses in this Institution will COM
mence on Friday the 2Sh instant and terminate We'd
nesday the Sd Of July The friends Of the College and
the public generally, invited TO attend BY order Of
the Society. VIM. b. ROGE-S, Secretary
June 25. LIB
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28

Enh SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT We have
n e1VU received by the brig Havre, direct from
Liverpool 1900 sacks of Salt of the best quality filled at
the toOrks, ten to the ton
We offer the above for sale in lots, to suit purchasers
deliverable at the wharf up from the vessel
F. & J. S. JAMES s. CO., Market Square
April 26. Il1-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28

- AmOEb CLARK & CO., have received full and
~ splendid assortment Of fashionable Hats and Caps
suitable Tor the summer, which, having been carefully Sc
leeted by one OF the concern they confidently recon.
mendto their customers sequa in beauty and excellence
to any the City affords IJuDs II 9-w5t