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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-09-19
AUCTION.
ADMINS TRATRIX'S SALE.

E EbURsUANr, to n decree Of the Supreme Ju-
a d'cial Court, rendered at The March term,
thereof, 1888, will be sold nj public auction OH
the premises on the 5th day Of October next, at
10 o'clock, A. M, all the right, title, and inieres;
cf which GILES SLOCUM, late Of Portsmouth.
Butcher, dec seized Of in and to a certain lot OF
land, situated in said Portsmouth, containing about
five acres and half, with the Dwelling house, &
other buildings standing thereon.
MARY SLOCUM, Adm'x,
on GILES SLocUM.
Portsmouth, Sept. 10th. 1888.
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY,

GEE ECULATING LIBRARY,
Recent additions:
Ao3-The Last Man, by Mary w. Shel.
by, Q vols;
,17-Men and Manners in America, by
the author of"Cyril Thornton,"l vol.
Ao7-The Modern Cymon-n novel ov;
49G-Bulwer's new work-England and
the English, 9 vols.
4o5-A Subaltern's Furlough; descrip-
tive Of Scenes in the u. States and
Canada, in l33o--by Lieut.. T.. Il.
Coke, Q vols.
491--Thc Parsons Daughter novel,
by Theodore Ilookc, = vols.
Sept. 10, 1893.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-09-19
FLA Y n ELS, Sc

HOHN +. TOWNSEND, has just
az received supply of white, rcd and
yellow FLA ANNELS-also \ \ SAITH
ncns, stout kcrsics, cassmercs, broad
cloths, brown and white cotton ehirtngs
and shcetings, tickings, crash, SC.
A'so--a lot of Superior English mix'd
worsted. sept 9th, 1888
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-09-19

On Western Ground, Jan. lst ship John Cog
geshall, Macy, Of this port, with 400 blis
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PORT OF NEWPORT,

E.NTERED.
Grs Laurel, Bigey, MatanZns:
Sloop Victory, Heath, N York;
Midas. Willard, do.
Van Furen, Baker, do.
Annawan, Bliven, do.
CLEARED;
Hns Sampson, Pnrkis, Havana;
Shop Victory, Heath, Provid.
Midas, Willard, do.
Van Buren,, Baker, 10.
Annawan; Bliven, do.
Sclr. Boston -pnc,et. Godfrey. Norfolk,
Mary, Meets, N. Orleans;
Clito. IIewnrd Key-West;
ARRIVALS.
SArr,roAY. lcih--s'p Argo, Weaver, I'm n
Yprk CIR pro,d schr Thomas Saunders. fin Bel
FAST mr n Haven; Harriet, buchanan, from North
Yarmouth for n York
GNpAy, l5th-s'p Midas, Willard I'm New
YduR; Van Puren, Baker, fin do; Victory Heath,
fm Provd. for N York.
MONDAY, IGth-slp Abigail, Hudson. from n
jersey for Wareham; brig Avria, Thorndike, firm
phiIad for Provid; schr North Hranch. -,
fm i'angor, for do; Cordea, Haker, from roston
for n York
TUESDAY, I.ili-Erir Tlha, Tdmont's. from
Montego Bay via Turks island, schr Superb, Cur
lis, Gn Passport; sip Hope, iiavens, fm > lamp
ton; Wave, Ryder, fn Sandwich.
WrpNrspAy. lsth-hrig Eagle, burroughs,
fn Philadelphia for provid: sip Victory, Snow FIN
Ilarwich for n York; Meridian, Norris, firm Fall
River, for do.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-06-12
:" The cheap store''
" The ckeap man.

F the Ladies will just call opposite the ar
Il cado in Newport, they will OF course be in
he cheap Store, and will have the pleasure if
hny, Of seeing the cheap man who has Just re-
eeivod the following Mice black French
Silks at 35 cts, yd do. do. Gros do Maps at 33
) cts. I'd English Gros de Maps at 81 l-2
fts, yd French muslns Al wide at 81 l-2 and
y cts. superb lot Of Grape shawls, three cases
pr fine straw bonnets. three cdscs moro men g
iats, large assortment of Hosiery, quite good
tarpeting from 25 to 33 cts. strsw curpetings
kc. dc. June ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-06-12
ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL

THE annual meeting Of the Grand Lodge
i. Of the State Of Rhode Island, will be
holden at PAwrucKEr, in the Lodge Room,
Of Union Lodge on monday 24th inst. preci
|sely at 8 o'clock A. M. Members of the
Grand Lodge proxies of Lodges. and all 9th
ere concerned are desired to be present
punctually al the hour assigned,
s. w. WHEELER, G, S.
NFThe Brethren will move to the church
at I2 o'clock 81, dinner will be provided as
|u,uaI. June ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-06-12

\ HOUSE and lot Of land situated on the
East road, about Al miles from Newport
fh IN orchard thereon standing. and a well
good water. Also, three lots containing
but IL acres, well watered, within about
rods ofthe above mentioned property
sewise, S lots containing 40 acres, well
tered, within about halfs mile of the above
nod house and lot. The estates above
ntioned will oe sold seperate or not as
ht sult the convenience Of the purchaser.
pplyto JOHN ALLEN.
fay %.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

"HE Subscribers having been appointed
IL by Tho Court Of Probate for the town
Of Newport Commissioners to receive
and examine the claims Of the creditors a
gainst the estate Of Richard NJ. Peckham
late Of Newport, miller, dec. represented i..-
solvent; and six months from the date here
Of being allowed for receiving said claims,
we will attend at the Office of Daniel G.
Denhsm on the the last Saturdays in Au-
gust, September and October, at 3 o'cloc K
p. m. for the purpose aforesaid.
RICHARD SHAW,
ISAAC TAGGART, Com'rs.
DANIEL G. DENHAM,
may s. 1899.
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Feather Beds,
and Matras-
ses, for
Sale.
Alfred Barker.

HAVING taken the Stores No. 81 and
ll62, Thames street. formerly occupied
John Maxsou, and 2 doors south of Mr..
Henry Potter's-Intends keeping good
assortment Of Feather Beds; and curled
hair, moss and cotton Mattresses. Also for
sale, american, Russia geese. and fowl
Feathers cprled hair and Southern moss.
Beds, Ma,rasses. and Cushions, made to
order at short notice.
May 8.
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NOTICE.

TINE Subscriber having been approved
Il by the Hon. Court of probate Of the
town of Coventry as Guardian Of Sarah s.
Remington Minor Of fourteen and under
twenty one years of age and having given
bonds according to law hereby calls on all
persons having demands against the said
Sarah to exhibit the same to him within six
months from the date hereof. and those in
debtcd TO make immediate payment.
DAVID S. HOLLOWAY.
april "a. CIV.
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TO MASONS.

CEALED proposals will be received by
~ the undersigned until tho 10Th Of June
for building the foundation Of "a new Church,
TO be built on the south side Of the Parade.
the wall TO be abou, feet high and tho fonn'
dation to be GO by 80 feet, one half laid 10
mortar the other half dry--tho work to- pc
done by the cord or perch,to be measured
in the wall. 8. 7, NoRTHAm. for tho
Committee. May 29.f
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June IL, 1893.
NEW
SUMMER GOODS.

VIM. &. CCZZcnS o. Go.
|TTAVE received from New York. during
III the week, their Summer assortment
|of
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS.
Which having been selected with great care
from tho latest importations, and most desir-
able styles in market, are now ready for sale
and will be offered atas low prices as by any
others in this place.
AMONG THEM ARE
Elegant gauze Ribbons.
Grape. and Grape de chien SHAWLS,
Hernauna or swing silk do,
Elegnn, green, black aud white Gauze,
and blond Wells.
"Watered poult de soie."
Coiored Gros de Naples and Italian
SILKS,
Matteonis "a black Italian 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,
OOhhOh AADSS'
beautiful article,
Black Cashmere, do.
Whito Gauze Flannels. warranted not
to shrink in washing,
Horskin Gloves,
Bobinett, blond and Grecian
LACES,
PARASOLS,
White damask dimity, beautiful
article,
TOGETHER
With very rich lot Of ligh.
CALlCOES.
A large assortment Of Thin Goods,
suitable for
Mems wenr.
Al so,
On hand. bleached and unbleache i
|Shirtings, Bedticks, Checks--and in
deed every arti 10 of Domestic manufac-
tnTed GOODS in all their variety, at ex-
trems low prices, by the piece or yard.
June IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-06-12
Fresh Imported
and American Dry
Goods,

OF the latest fashions aud most desirable
styles, embracing a very extensive and select
assortment Of every article usually kept by
them, which will be offered on such favora-
BILE terms as cannot fail Of being satisfactory
to purchasers. They would also particular
gloves g. hosiery, which they believe com
prises finer selection than they have ever
before offered.
april 10, 1888.
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WILLIAM =. yOSE.

I'D ESPECTFUl.LY informs the Inhabi.
III tants and visiters of NEWPORT, that he
still continues at his old stand,
No. 1S4, Thames-street.
Where he keeps constantly on hand q good
assortment Of Confectionery, Toys. aud Cor.
diais, at wholesale or retail.
Ice Creams, Soda, and Mead, which is toe
well known 70 need any recommendation.
Ice.
.4lso.-A large quantity Of ice for the
season, any one wishing for Ice can be fur
nished for three months with 10 pound pei
day, for $500 pound per day, for Sl0,--
by the single pound, one cent.
June l2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-06-12
PROBATE NOTICE.

Cour Of Probote, Nevport Jan. z 1888.
.ARDERED, That all Executors and Ad-
" ministrotors on unsettled Estates, who
have not settled their Accounts within One
Year, be and they are hereby notified to ap-
pear at Court of Probate to be holden at
the State House in Newport, on the first
Monday in February next, and present their
Accounts for settlement. WITNESS,
b. b. HOWL IND, PROBATE CLERK.
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Coal.

TINE Subscriber will contract 20 furnish
a Lackawnna Coal. at 81, 80, and Schuyl.
kill at S7,75, per Ton, gross VT. delivered
at the residence Of the Purchaser, in quan.
titles Of one Ton and upwards, at such time
as may be desired, if applied for before the
Goth day Of June inst.
June 5. GEORGE KNOWLES.
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HOUSE lllh 70 RENT

HNHE above House is for rent and posses
Il sion given on Monday 20th inst. II ID
in good repair, has an excellent cellar, and
good well Of water, whith is con eyed te
the kitchen, also a rain water pump con
venient yard and garden. woodhouse &c
If moi let previously to "Wednesday % inst
il will on that day, at noon, be rented al
Auction. For terms apply to
May Is. ROBERT STEVENS.
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WILLIAM !. MUNRO.
--e0e~-
At the corner OF Sayer's
wharf and opposite
Henry POtter's.
IJAS just received from New-York q
4 Il choice selection Of Groceries &c.
Fresh Teas,
chong, Pouchong, Imperial. and Gunpowder.
Sugars,
Double Refined Loaf, Lump, Havana
white, Brown and Chrystalized.
Coffee,
Java, Cuba, and St. Domingo.
MOlasses,
New Orleans, and Bay Of Honduras.
Liquors,
French Brandy. ST. Croix, and N. E. Rum
Hollands, and American Gin; Madeira, Sic
lily, TeneIiffe. Lisbon, Port, Dry, and Sweet
Malaga Wines; Cordials, on hand a lot OF
Reserve Madeira Howard March a. Co.'s
brand ten years old inferior to none bottled
Cider Of the first quality.
Manila, Husk, and Calcutta Mats, 10,
of Children's chairs with or without rockers.
Wooden Ware Of ell descriptions; crock.
cry, Glass, Stone, and Earthan Ware Tin
Ware; Selves Of all kinds.
Fruits,
Raisins, Figs. Currants, Almonds, Orsn'
ges and I.emmons by the box, Apples, Fill
berts, &c.
SUndries,
Rise. White Beans, Sweet Corn, Peas
Lard, Butter and Cheese, Brooms Of all
kinda, Brushes, Castor, Olive, and Lamp
Oil; Pickles, Cspres, Olives, Anchovies, and
Pepper sauces; Spices Of all kinds; Poillon's
Chocolate; Spermacetti, Mould. Tallow
and dipt Candles; Spanish, Half Spanish
and American Scgars; Snuff and Tobacco
Doolittle's and Winchester's Soap; Rye ane
Indian Meal, together with variety OF o.
ther articles not enumerated in an adver
tisement all of which will be sold as cheaI
as at any o:her store in town.
Fresh Butter received weekly and from
some Of the first Dairy's in the State.
Just received 20 bbls superior Cana
Flour. May 90.
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4NOtASSs
TINE Undersigned having this day form.
L ed professional connexion for the
practice Of
MEDICINE and SURGERY,
10 this Town, under the firm of
VIM. & j. ". Turner,
Tender their services TO The Public, in the
different branches Of their profession. They
will expect their Accounts to bo paid or ad
justed annually al least.
I'm. Tuner.
j. y Turner.
The Subscriber having made a new ar.
rangement in business, as above stated, and
finding it indispensable that ell his old &c
counts should be settled, earnestly solicits
the attention of those with whom he has un
settled accounts, to their adjustment, and
gives this general notice-thsi after the irst
Of October sext, those remaining at that
time unadjus,ed, will be placed in the hands
Of George Turner, Esq for final settlement.
May Is. William Turner.
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NEWYORK AND PROW
DENCE STEAMBOATS,.
FARE SIS FROM NEWPORT, g. FOUND

ARRANGEMENT FOR JUNE. =
rTlHE new and splendid Steam Boats BOS.
l. TON, Capt. WIN. ComsTocK, and PRO.
VIDENCE, Capt. s. THAYER. will leave
New York aud Providence. on the following
daYs =
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NOTICE.

fEHE Snbscibcr has during the past week
\ received large additional supply Of
European and Domestic Spring goods of ev-
cry dIscip,lon--which enab. ,snim to offar
to customers q very large and elegant az.
sortment at prlces thai cannot fail 10 please.
THOMAS FOWLER. Jr.
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Terms Of the RpsIHedn, {,

IV"S y w"
81 2ifpaid 10 advance, or e2,25
Of the year.
Advertisements not marked,
ued ill forbidden. and charged sce
No paper discontinued until
are paid, unless al the discrsssos oi
Usher.
All accounts ma.l b. seltsd
. year.
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Notice.

\ LII persons taving demands against
IA the Steamboat Rushlight since The LIST
Of April, will present them 10 the subscri-
ber for settlement. S. L. NORTHAM.
May 30.
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PROSPECTUS
OF TBe
LITERARY JOURNAL.

LITERARY JOURNAL.
nv HILE many other States ofthe Union
w have their literary periodicals, Rhode
Island second To none ~ point OF inteiii-
gence, and general good sense--has, thus
far, been without any, exclusively Of tina
character. II 10 the design of the proprie-
tors OF the LITERARY JOURNAL,
10 refntc the natural charge that tins State
is without taste or discernment, or public
spirit, in matters Of Literature, by present.
ing to the acceptance of her citizens week.
! ly Journal, which it will DO their pride to
cherish and po,ronize.
The LITERARY JOURNAL will embrace, in
it's pages all the topics orinterest to which
literary periodicals. are usually devoted.--
The editor will have at his command The choi-
cest Of the foreign periodicals, such 90
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
London New Monthly Magazine sic.
tropolitan- 1.-The Edinburgh Literary Journal
1.-The London Athengufn- London Lit.
erary Gazestee--and other periodicals Of
popularity and celebrity. From these, and
from native journals, of excellence, the So
lected dcpartmcnt--cons OF tales Of
power and interest," Essays, Poetry, brief
articles of scientific cast, &c. will be made.
The original department shall consist Of
WELL WRITTEN articles embracing in their
range, ell that may be Justly said to come
within the scope Of popular literary news.
paper such as TALES, EssArs, PoErRv.
GLNERAL INTELLIGENCE, Of interest, &C.
Both IN the selected and original depart
nent, care will 30 taken, that nothing Of an
immoral or deleterious nature shal! 6nd u
place.
Il is the design ofthe Propriotors to furnish
| m ,uht.h tho XauSa I.Any NAV
read with satisfaction, and from which she
may derive both interest and instruction,
while it shall. in its execution, be an orna-
ment to q drawing room table (which 4
YoUNo GENTLEMAN msy fine worthy OF his
patronage, on its inherent merits, for his own
perusal, or for SISTER, or a FRIEND;--a Pc
riodicaI, in short, in which NONE will be de-
TERED, by mawksh sentiment or matter Of
dubious merit, from bestowing upon IL their
encouragement.
The LrfERARY JOURNAL will be publish.
ed every Saturday, on fine paper, IN the hOr-
AL ouARro FoRm--the same as the Now
York Mirror. land upon entirely NEW rrPs.
Each number will contain EIGHT CLOSELY
PRINTED PAGES. II is intended that its exs-
cution shall not be inferior to any similar
publication in this country.
Terms.
TWO DOLLARS omd FIFTY CENTS
per dnnum, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE, or
THREE DOLLARS at the end Of the year.
The Publishers have engaged the servi-
COS of ALBERT G. GREENS, ESQ. Of Provi-
dence, as then Editor.
QFThe fret number will be issued ON
Saturday, May 18th, provided . sufficient
number OF subscribers can te obtained 10
warrant its publicstion.
J. w. vOSE.
Providence, May 18th, 1889.
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Stra w M atti ng.
E&6 SrRAw MArrixe Of good.qualiiy, and
- for salo cHrAr,by
Msy 20. Tn. c. cc.ssrs5f CO
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PROVIDENCE,

LIST OF LETTERS.
IT'D EMAINlNG in the Post Office
~ Newport r. ]. June llth, 1888.
GT- Persons calling for them should
saw advertised
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PARASOLS

lust received large lot Of elegant para.
- soils for sale low, by
June l2. II. FOWLER, Jr.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
MI ESSRS. HORSEW ELL g. .aLDRICII
lVl have msde an assignment TO me, at
incir property end effects, for the benefit o.
their Creditors. All persons having claims
against said HoRsEwELL a. ALpRioH, are
requested to present them--and every person
indebted to said Firm, is requested to make
immediate payment
HENRY Y. CRANTON, Assignee
Newport. Jan Let.
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~"Only going to Newport. to PALM
off my refuse Goods and Rem.
nanfs they uiH do UeKe-
nough for that
place."
->O0o...-
XAyNKIY IN ILRnM INI IIIRX

Lady Of consideration encour-
wv age Man who uses such language
Use Goods and Remnants, which he cannot
ell to any other but "Newport Ladies'" -
he soiH not The man who takes up his
[bode with us, who pays Tares, and bears
be part as Townsmsn in all our public
lrthsns, 10 better entitled TO our Custom,
sn one who ,mes merely, as he says. to
u of such Goods as none other than q
Newport Lady" will purchase.
Rave a complete Assortment of Goops
ID Will stsll events, underscll any Pediar
lntsncper, who enters this Town
June 5. WILLIAM JAMES TlLLEY.
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SUMMER GOODS.
THOMAS FOWLER Jr.

HAS Thin Goods, Of every description
suitable for the season. which he will sell
very Cheap.
Also
Just received a new assortment of fash.
ionablc Straw Bonncts,
June ~.
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Spring Goods.
WIN. G. COZZENS s. CO.
No. l7S e. l74
Th0nses-st.

Haze Just received and now ready for sale
their spring supply of
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-08-15
MARTINsBURG, WA) THURSDAY, AUGUST Is. 1888.

"Have the honor Of a British off.
Ger 10 that eiiectf"
Enough exclaimed the Bucca.
neer, and ascending he gained his own
vessel, ard was soon lost sight of in the
distance Of Nc wide expanded pillows.
Years aad losn by, and the memo
~ OF the Bu7caneer had long ceased to
occupy my mind. Our country had
nobly asserted independence at Lex.
mgton and Bunker's Hill, and splen.
did naval victory bad been achieved in
the British Channel, by the renowned
Paul Jones, Who was then on the coast
and every hour expected in
The report Of gun burst upon tho
breeze, and a lefty ship was seen TO en-
ter the harDor. The citizens fiocked
by thousands to the beach to welcome
the hero who had so nobly displayed
the powers Of America ON the very
coast of Grea' Britain. A boat was
seen pulling from the frigote---a lively
passed through those that
crowded the vharyes---the boat land
ed, and Paul Jones leaped on the shore,
but what was my establishment at be-
holding in the cosntenance OF the hero
of Bon Homme Richard, the stern,
though not unpleasing, features of the
Black Buccanser.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-08-15

Col. Tho. III. BENToN.--It is b;nteJ
IN the st. Louis Republican, that this
gentleman is about to resign his sea, in
the z. $. Senate, and receive the an.
|pointment of Collector for the Port of
New Orleans. There is at present no
vacancy in that office, but il is said the
present incumbent is about TO be re.
moved, --ostensi5iy in obedience 10 the
expressed wish Of large number OF
the citizens Of New rleans--bst re.
ally IN obedience to the wish OF Benton
TO have the office himself. Col. Benton
lately paid visit to New Orleans. and
partook Of a Public Dinner rendered
him by the DemocraticVan Buren, Jack.
son party. and in reply TO compliment.
tary toast, made pretty long speech,
IN which he bestowed much praise on
our Democratic Van Buren, Republican
President, and the late John Randolph.
.'ln this speech" says the Missouri
Republican. "Mr. Benton said he was
travelling without political Objects
This may have been true; but il docs
not thence follow that he had not very
polite object in view. The Collector
ship of that port has handsome salary
attached to it; and this would be vcry
acceptable to a man Of broken fortune
Hence the visit, and from that quarter
comes the report that Mr.. Benton is TO
be the new Collector.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-08-15
New Series-No. %.

English rs. Irish.-I will,b,nt &C.,,
for few of those string. banes' sa;d
an Irish gentleman to genuine John
Bull, at public dinner table. NV
dear fellow, exclaimed the ENGLISH.
mani wish you could learn TO pro.
nounce correctly. You should say
beans not banes.' A few moments al.
ter, John Bull asked Pat in an effected
tone, to help him to small piece of
0eef-stekc. 'Stekel' said Pat, what
tho d do you mean by steke? why
don't you open your mouth like man
and say stake, at oncel-Ercter
Neics Letter.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-08-15

Andrew Wallace, the old soldier, aged
i04, was on board OF the steam boat from
Baltimore for Philadelphia. J. @. Adams
was also passenger. MIR. Wallace said
a gentleman, shall ! introduce you to Mr..
Adams, the Elk Presideni?' Has he a.
yer fit battleP asked the veteran. 4
believe not was the reply. Then L
don't 60 his acquaintance.