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VALUABLE
s r A n D .

WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, ON Sa-
furdoy, the 23d Of November, 1T 2
o'cIock in The afternoon on the prem
ises, If fair weather: il not, on the
Monday following, at 2 p. NJ.
A Wharf, and WHARF tor. with q
Dwelling House, and Blacksmnh's Shop
thereon, situate at Bridgeport, in liver
to, II. I. half mile south of the Stone
Bridge, on the stage road Leading from
the Bridge TO New-Bedford. This prop
erty is well situated for a Trading stand,
or for q person concerned ia navigation.
the water being bold and The harbor
good, ltis an excellent stand for a
Blacksmith, who wishes 10 do country
work and is coed shoer Of fhorses aud
oxen. Conditions at sale.
CO fno one should appear to pur-
chase said stand, it will be 10 LET, at
the same time and place.
WILLIAM WESTGATE.
fairhapen Oct. 10, 1893.
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: 1l ARRIVED.

Nov I2- Sloop Venus Of Providence, Childs.
from Providence, for N. York
- ID. Van BuIen Of Newport, Bakor, I'm
N York, for Newport.
.s " Henry Of Now Bedford, Anthony, D.
for New Bedford.
Passport, of Now Haven, Potter, from
Somerset for New Haven.
"' Schr franklin Of Rochester, Blankin-
/, hip. fun Providence FOR Newport.
Br Mexico OF Wsstport, Wilkey, [fm
whaling voyagsl for Wsnport.
l3th.-- Sloop Emperor Of Holden, Russell, fm
Haddsn, for Newport.
g Scbr Factor Of Nantucket, Macy, fm
Nantucket for PhiIadelphis. 80. !.
I4th -Sloop Anawsn Of Providence, Plisen,
IN, N York, for Newport.
Schr Good Return, OF Newport, Burt,
from Fall River for Bay River.
", Br. Granite, VI Boston, Fisher, from
Boston, for Norfolk.
18TH Schr Linnet Of Plymouth, Bartlett,
FIN Plymouth for New York.
Br Fraucis Sophia, Of New York, I'm
New York, Capt. Hall, for Philadelphia days
out, put in for repairs, being leaky. with loss Of
main boom, mainsaiI, and other damage.
Spoken, Feb. 9Th, ship John Coggeshall,
Macy, Of Newport, $50 bbla.
ENTERED.
Sloop Anuawuoo, Blivon, for Now York.
CLEARED,
Schr William. CozxeRs, for Mobile.
Schr Edward franklin, Blankinship, ff Charles.
ton. f
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NEW
Fall and Winter Goods.

rNHOMAS FOWLER Jr., has, during the
u past week received large supply OF
s1asonable goods--Among them are--
Elegant dark prints, Ginghams, COM
upn Calicocs, Mourning do, merino cloths,
AID mersno circassioas, chintzes, glovos, and
hlsiery, fancy hdkfs, pongees, silk velvet;
tsbby do, black silks Of every quality, thread
clgiDgs, grecian quilting, bobbinet do, Eng.
lih and domestic fannels, Canton do, fig'd
blcking, table covers. rose blankets, broad
cbths, cassiueres, habit cloths, petershsn,,
s&inets, and dark vestings. Russia damssk
Ifsh linen from 2s Sd to 100 the yard, birds
eye and Russia diapers. brown and blesched
sleetings and shirtings, bcdtickinS, crash,
Sc. &c.
Oct. "a.
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COURT or PROBATE.

Nnoport Non. 4th 1880
The commissioners Report on the Estate
OF Richard N. Peckhsm, luto df Newport
deceased, was presented TO this Court f1r
Allowance. Il is Ordered that the same DO
received and the consideration thereof re-
ferred 10 a Court Of Probate 10 be holden at
the State House in Newport on The frst
Monday in December next at o O'clock
A. M. and that previous Notice be given (by
publishing copy ofthis order three several
imos in the n. |. Republican, to all persons
interested to appear st said time and place
and be heard.
fWitness) q. B. ROWLAND,
Probate Clerk.
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COAL.
Oct. %.

TIME subscriber has received and is now
i offering for salc, two cargoes Of the
hard and soft LEHTGH COAL, Of best
kind, broken and screened re eady for imme
date use, for 81 rs cents for 2240 lbs.
ALSQ--a lot Of the first quality Of
L.4CKy4W.4yv.4 for $500.
( The soft Lehigh has been tried in Phila
delphis, and approved Of in the kitchen and
parlor CRATES, Steam Engines. and Cupola
Furnaces--it burns brilliantly, gives more
blaze, and without the Stag, dross cinder
and the impurities common to most other
coal. WIN. VARS.
aug. %.
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Erom lht Hampdsn [.Nfas,. lU'hig.

Ak ExrRAvAeAKr PRicE.-In the Re
DOR, Of the Government Directors OF the u
States Bank among the various bills PAID 10
Editors and Printers by the President OF the
Bank, We notice one which most stsassureai'
Is enormously cxtrsvagant. bis this =
1s20O for 1000 copies Of the Saturday
Courier"
Hare is 20 cents each for 1000 copies OF
newspaper, paid by Mr.. Biddle-or, cents
each for the papers, and l6 conts for services
in the advocacy Of the Banks interest. WIN
this fact st airing US full in the face who can
doubt that there has been bribery n'o'' jo"
on he par: Of the Bank administration.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE, tho Subscribers having been APP
w pointed by the Court Of Probate
for, The town of Newport, Commission
ers to receive and examine the claims
of the creditors against the estate Of
JOHN BRooK's late ofsnid Newport Mari
ner deceased, represented lnsolvent, do
hereby give Notice that six Months from
the 7th' day Of October last is allowed
for that purpose. and that we will attend
at the Shop Of Joseph Sanford on the
last Saturdays in February and March
1884, from 2 to 4 o'clock, p. n. for the
purpose Of receiving and examining the
claims against said estate, at which time
time and place all persons interested
may appeur and be heard.
JOSEPH SANFORD, ! C.~m;,.
HENRY GARDNER, .;....
CLARK BURDICK, '
All persons indebted to said estate are
reqses ted to make immediate payment
to
ROBINSON POTTER, Adnnstr.
Newport, Nov. II, 1888. Sw
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NOTICE,

r think II would be lot an act Of jnstice
Il OH .he part Of tho community not ."
condemns me before am tried. II my
person. wishing to know the particulars
Of The story in circulation about me, will
call on me, they shall hove the truth, ns
l am innocent of ibs charge or charges
a lleged against mo.
Nov IL 3w W.. c. WHITE.
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NOTICE.

WI E are requested to atate. that the deal
w ers in Dry Goods, in this Town, have
concluded TO discontinue the practice ofgiv.
ing Patterns. In considering this matter,
much careful and dispassionate' reflection
has been exercised, and they have with en-
tire unaninty resolved upon the measure,
under a conviction, that is calculated 10 70
move au extensive evil. from which perhaps
buyers have suffered even more disadvantage
than sellers.-Whilo availing themselves Of
this occasion TO render acknowledgements
for public patronage, they would request
leave to express hope, that the same friend
ly disposition will be continued to aid them
in abolishing this troublesome and useless
.practice.-Thts anticipation is in great do.
gree confirmed by tue spprobatiou already
expressed BY many large and experienced
purchssersin this town, and the successful
adoption Of the same measurei in other places.
Saturday, Nov. .. ..,...ls 3w
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The affairs of France seem to be in very
unsettled state. Government apprebended
another insurrectionin the departments of
La Vendee, the Maine ct Lore, Msyence,
sc. Burmont, it was rumoured, would have
the command Of the legitimstists and it
was proposed to proclaim Henry v. at Ri
ennes.--.Nr. Livingston and suite, with the
officers of the U. 8. ship Deleware, dined
with the King and Royal Family, on the
26,h Of September.--Prince Talleyrsnd had
arrived in Paris from England.--The cholera
had again appeared at Paris.
Ferdinand Of Spain has unfortuncly reco-
vered and was in the enjoyment Of good
health The cholera was raging with seve-
rity in many parts Of Spain, particularly Ss-
Vile.
The congress of Sovefeigns have conclu-
ded to let tho sffairs of Europe remain in
statu quo.
A stranger visiting Russia is now com
PEELED not only to have passport. but TO ex-
h,bt all bis letters Of introduction, and
mention tho names Of his acqusintsnces to
the police
The Ro,hschilds and Bsrings are about to
establish great bank in Canada.
Portugal still remains in very uncertain
state. The accounts are so contraditorv, that
i is impossible 10 say whether Pedro or Mig.
mel has the advantage.
The cholera had disappeared at Mexico, BY
accounts to the 2lst Sept but the exhsla.
tons from the dead bodies had so corrupted
tho atmosphere that it was upprehended
some other dreadful plague w~ild be the
consequence.-The governor Of tho state
of Vera Cruz hos issueda a proclamation, per-
mitting the entry of foreign corn into the
city of Vera Cruz, until the end of the
year. ~. .sss flsEs - q
The cholers has subsided at Havana, but
a disease, called the Serampion, has taken
an epidemic character. 4s.a7g
Two National vessels have been assigned
for the conveyance Of the unfortunate Poles
who took refuge in Galacia, to this country.
II is yet uncertain at what port they will ar
rive but wherever il may be we hope
they may meet with ready council and assis-
,ance from our citizens. =, .-sse2st
The Legislature Of Georgia was convened
on the lth inst. and Mr. Wood was elected
President. There is majority Of ls Union
men in the house.
The frst Session Of the 23d Congress
commences one week from next Monday.
! Il will probably be long session. -.
The Turks are the greatest water drink.
ara IN the universe : they eschew rum wine'
and all strong drinks--yetth I'll o Turks are in
fdels. ~
There were il3 deaths in New york. the
week ending the ID inst. ra ss' 'o'.'
Tho stock Of tho Wilmington Whaling
Company, which at hsst was limited 70 sdo'
600 has been in creased to 100000.
Jsmos Fsnnimors Cooper, Esq. hes a..
rived ssfsly in New York. ~ y
..It. .at FfI !. II ~ ..tt II a y. II -.
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FOR SALE.

THAT valuable and pleasant Estate, some.
i times called the "Baring flaco" or "Dun-
mel Farm" the property Of George a. Gray,
situated on the west shore in the town of Mid,
detown, FIVE miles from Newport, containing
rs acres OF good land, with an excelleat house,
new barn, stable, and other sufficient out built
ings, all in good repair. Said farm is also we'll
fenced and watercd, has extensive orchards, and
valuable privilege for sea manure. Terms
may be known by application to the subscriber
Z" WILLIAM G. HAMMOND.
{. Oct. 16. llsT
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TAX for 1888.

THE Subscriber, Collector of the
TOWN TAX voted in June last,
hereby gives notice, that he has COM
menccd the collecting Of said Tax, nnd
respectfully requests ali those indebted
to pay the same without delay, at No. 8
Market.square.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-19
MARRIED,

Al Brooklyn, N. Y. on the Sd inst. Mr..
Henry Wheeler Of N York, to Miss Mary
b Clough, eldest daughter of Mr. J. Clough,
of the v. s. Navy.
At Fall River, Mr.. John Mitchell, Of Mid
.dletown, to Miss Elizabeth 1'rpr, daughter
of Mr.. Phillip Trip.
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The Pensylvanisn speaks ofs great SEN
sation produced in Phillsdelphis, by letter
10 the President from Mr.. Rush. late Min
is.sr 10 England, and secrataty of the Trca-
sury under Mr.. Adams, ip which the reno
sal of the deposits is spoken Of in terms OF
approval and comondation. This gentleman 3
political connections, and bis former well
known favorable opinion Of the bank, very
naturally render his condemnation Of its
mana cement oflate years, matter Of impor-
t.pce to the fr lends the institution. ~. Y.
Standard.
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DIED,

|. In this town on Wednesday last, Mann
Page only son Of Major M. p. Lomax ofthe.
u. s. Army in the 9th year of his age.
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This Is as II should beThe whole force of the Republican par
v by the above again united and will support
the Administration candidate, DUIEE PEAhCE Come then
20 the polls in full confidence Of signal victory, which nothing
can prevent but your supneness We to the polls
one and all and let annate bow the whole band OF
FOREIGN usurpers iHar. :,
If any the above communication honouabe to
Mr. Updike the original in this office for inspection
This ceres that received letter enclosing Mr. Updke's
dec,;naton as above which tho following extrac
HENRY BULL 81
Monday morning Nov 18th 1883 tlg,. .ss.s .s-e fs
Fl. Bull Esq nAal
W Dear Sir, .a.sf 80 sf 5isst, !. =. e
Enclosed, you will receive Mr.. Updke's decina-
t;on ne bens any longer candidate for congress. m
49, 0'rD.s'N = 20 ~ esss 49, Your Friend.
ELISHA II. POTTER.
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LIsTofLETTERs.

II .mAisisc in the Posr. OsrieE, Newport, n.
IN |. Nov. q 1888
1TPcrsons calling for them, will please say
.advertissd, - they are placed in a seperlts
box.
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Whex Congress meets we may expect
mol warm, but hot work." war to
she knife. and the knife to the hilt.." 1t
is well understood that the {" accomoda-
ted members, those who have been fur
nished with facilities" as Maj. Nsah
modessly terms his fair business trans
action '.- will make a desperate push
for rechsrtering the Bsnk. A majority
will be against them bat that will not
damp their ardor, or prevent them strlv-
ing to verify Mr.. Clay's declaration"
all power is receivable into that OF the
purse, |" And farther, it would not be
strange If the button-hole of Nick's bree-
ches pocketshould be carried AWAY at
that time, and sundry other "faesl.t'e' :
come tumbling out, to be distributed a.
mong Congressman Of easy virtues and
charged under the head ef 'stationary'
or to the account Of expo nces incurred
in providing against run. Mick Is the
Alladin lamp of the opposition; ne
knows the men by the straws in their
shoes, and never mistakes in dispensing
Ibis light to the best advantage. lie can
can tell who ''cuts" and who "cdrres'
as well as any man in Christendom'
Somebody has said that " every man had
his own psice"-bus the recent struggle
of the mammoth will give the lie to this
doctrine land fit should succeed in for.
-eing its way through Congress. il will find
a man at the helm, who will be able
I" TO save the Constitution ut ifs last
grasp. There is no man on earth brave
enough to approach AndreS Jdelsor
with bribc in Ills hand-and no bribe
in existence that would call his attention
for one moment from the great duty con-
fdsd to him by his country, The day.
ofths Bank are numbered its light
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The following was received by
express from Kingston, at half
past i o'clock, this afternoon,
Nov. Is, 1888. n IS x.
Fellow Citizens,
g HNuinD. been a candidate for
Fellow Citizens,

a member Of congress at the ctec-
tom IN Axgust last, but OaOing to
the delicate situation Of meg fanss-
lv, at this time, i haUe concluded
to decline being a candidate at the
Election on Wednesday meet"
Wilkins JpdSke.
Kingston, Noe. 18Th 1888
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must soon go out-and its epetapb may
be comprehended in four words
/" biddled, diddled and sndone,"
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Cotton Bats.

TIME subscribers having engaged all the
= Cotton Bats made BY the "Newport
Steam Factory" for the term OF one year
will be regularly supplied with these dIffer.
ent qualities, which will be sold at 8, 10 and
12A cents per pound, fnot bundledt warrant
ed l6 ounces to each pound.
WIN. C.. COZZENS & CO.
N. B. The kind at l2A cents being en-
tirely free from dirt, seeds or anx other rub
bish, - matter Of economy 10 warranted to
be decidedly the cheapest.
Sept. IL, 1888.
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LACE WORK.

THE subscribers will employ those who
4 understand Lace work with steady EN-
ployment for six months, upon application on
any evening at their store in Thames st., and
liberal prices paid.
Oct. %.
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COLOURED ITALIAN SILKS.
JUST opened, 6 pieces rich browns, pur-
pie. end other fancy colours Of Italian s!lls,
which are really cheap, for sale BY
WM. G. COZZENs,..& Co.
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(From our Correspondent. |

Arr at BRISTOL, Dec. 29th, brig Remit
tancs, Liscomb, from Cronstadt, Sept. 18th,
and 80 days from. tlsinore, with hemp, IRON
and duck; 10 James DIV off: Capt. l.. poll e.
" favored me with full list Of vessels in port,
az the time Of his sailing. and ether marine TN
telligence, but they have been anticipated by
pre vious arrivals. Spoke, Esd ult lat 80 33, N.
lon 6s SO, W. brig La Grange, Collins, e5 days
fr Trieste, for New York The r. has experi-
euced continued soccessesion oil westerly gales,
accomp anied with hail and snow, thl Dug hout
the passage: lost buwarks. &c:
;, 3Oth-ar brig Emeline, Burgess, from Fall
r liver.
Brig Quito, Msxheld, 4S ds fr Oporto, for N.
Bedford. Spoke, 25th, lat SO 70; Ion 20 S2'
brig Andes, fir New York for Port au Prince /.
26th, lat 80 3S, Ion 72 IS, schf Rambler, from
Newburyport ioi Baltimore: Ahp o time, sehr
SEM ca IF Portsmouth, for New York.
Sailed-sloop Meridian, Gibbs, New London.
3lst--arr brig George Wash ngton. Hsradon,
100 d. fr Cronsi adt, Elsnore 2sth Sept Cor Prov
idence, has experienced very severe weather on
the passage and carried away the end Of the bow
spirit. Spoke, Oct: lIth, LAT so 30, Ion IL; Br.
barque W m. Tell, fir Davis Streiahts, for Hull.
Dec. l5:h, lat AZ 80 Ion 81 SO, brig Henry
Clay, Hopkins, fir Crons,l dt; for Boston a3d,
lat Al IL, lon IS 20 ship Henry, fr St. .Ubes,
for Ns~buryporsi with lcss Of main tnd tazzsn
tSp masts. 3.
Brig Rising States. carpsktci, 20 ds II New
Orleans, for Providence.
/! Clearcd-brg AmsteI, Allen, for Havana.
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Nny,,,e,,,, h, Insurance i,, n, nee Conpanu.

Warren Insurance Company.
TyHE STocKHoLDERs Of said Compa-
u ny arc hereby notified, that Div
idend of profits for the last six months,
will be paid. them on and after the first of
January, 1898, at the Company's Office.
They are also informed, that their an
nuaf meeting for the choice of nine Di-
rectors, will be holden at said Office, on
the second Monday Of said January, at 2
PAsCHAL ALLEN, Sec'y.
Warren, Jan. i, 1898.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN.
xnRfvED SINCE OUR LAST.

Ian. Sd-an ship Benjamin Rush, Tobey, r.
I'ristsn a. Acunha; and 46 'd,ys from st. He
lem, with 1000 hbls. whale and 400 sperm oil.
10 Driscol 4 Child, and others. Spoke, Sept
,6th, 1882, lat So 8, 8, lon II SO, 8. ship
Grand Turk, with 40 bbls. sperm oil Oct. 29.
heard from Grand Turk, Of New Bedford, with
8 whales Nov. 4th, spoke, ships Alexander
N sns6sId, Of Hudson, 8 whales; China. 10 do !;
and 80 bbls. sperm 18th, Niles, Champl.n, Of
this port, 8 whales; Amazon, of Fairhsven, 10
whales and 80 ibis sperm; Marcia, Of do. s
whales, who reported having seen the South
Boston, Nov. lst, with 8 whales 7th, ship
Hope, Of New Bedford, 7 whales, reported hav-
ng seen days before. chip Endeavor, with 7
whales and lSo bbs sperm oil; Oct, 2sth, Al
bion, of Fairhaven, 8 whales Courier, of New
Bedford, 4 whales Nov. I'd, chip Essex, Of
Bristol, s whales: Clay, Of Boston. s whales /.
Nov 9Th. French shi + Ls Commerce, 20 ds fr
the Cape, no oil Dec. 26th. schr Clarisn. Ba-
kerr. from New Bedford. for West Indies, in
lat 80 81, N. Ion 81 IL, W. The Benz. Rush,
has brought home, in irons. of the crew Of
ship 0rizImBo, Kefhpton, Of New Bedford, put
on board by the American Consul; 1t ST. He
lena. 1.-THE Oriz,fnbo, arrived ut New Bedford
on Tuesday, with 10 bbls whale and 40 sperm
On the 9Th Oct, while on the whaling ground,
the crew refused to some upon deck, unless the
ship was put away for home, which was saccord-
ingly done, and Capt. X. put in's ST. Helena,
and nino Of the ringleaders were delivered up
20 the American Consul, 4 Of whom were put
on board Of the Cicero, which sailed in CO. and
s on board the Bent Rush..
Siiled-sleop Victory, Willard, New York:
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A btack man attempted to enter d
house 10 Baltimore a few evenings since
by the chimney, but was so jamed, that
he could neither descend nor return, and
was drawn out with so much difficulty
that he will not probably survive.
Capt. Perry of theU. S. ship Concord
obsery %, that in his lato cruise Of 80
months, during which he sailed $4,000
miles, that no officer or man appeared be-
fore court martial, and that a large pro-
portion ofthe crew abahdoBed the use ar
dent spirits. banj9l q9ob III Dh7 =
No case Of the cholera, occnrred d Mo
bile from the 9th to. the l2ths uit,o and all
those who had been previously attacked
had entirely recovered. -, ,y
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DIED.

1a'ln Swanzey, yesterday morning, Ma
y Short, daughter Of Mr.. Simeon Short,
III the lSth year other age. The, firner-
al Solemnities win take place rto-morrow
freaoon, atsii' O'Clock; relatives and
fiiends IRE invited to attend. 8 pa 2 yhi
ydina asvanxsy, s on the i7th Dee. Miss
Amelia Bailey, daughter of Mr.. cArchir
bald Bailey, aged SO years. Erroneous
" inserted in odr last. 2-l sisY
In Swanzey, on Saturday last, after =
long and lingering illness, Of consumpt-
ion, Mrs. Charlotte ID. Vinpicum, wife
of the late Mr.. John Vinnicum, Jr. Of
this town, and daughter Of Capt. Stephen
Martin, of Swanzey.
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AT No. z, CHEAPSIDE,

JUST received superior lot of, broad
cloths, cassimeres, satinets, brown and
drab petersham, duffiIIs, kerseys, SC. sc,
to the examination of which, an unlimited
invitation is extended.
These Cloths, we can have manufact-
ured, if requested, into Garments Of any
fashion, by a Tailor, with whom, punct-
ua1ity is the order, and Of whose abilities,
in his profession we are confident. There.
fore, every Garment made by him, of our
Stock, win be warranted, and no person,
will be expected TO take one, unless it
suits his shape. S. DAVOL s. SON.
Nov. 8. - ..H,..| IS!