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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-06-09

VI
orator
At one o'clock, when the people were
Withdrawing from the meeting, the color
ed clergyman, who had just been invited
by the officers of the society 10 address the
meeting, rose on the platform and COM
menced speaking with meekncss and pro-
priety, but with great force of argument
and power Of eloqucncc. His language
and gestures throughout were appropri-
ate and graceful. A profound silence and
attention commenced with his speaking, |
and continued to the close Some Of the |
time the eyes Of TIE whole audience were
sutfusrd with ttals, and the effect vas ev-
id>ntly greet. The speech mus, lave
been efltrtual in removing the prevailing
prj udc>s as TO he capacity Of tic colonel
people.
Atthrce in the afternoon the H.; citing
was again opened and addressed l.y Mr.
Bulrigh. another young man of uncom-
'uon :a!tn.s, as detater and orator, in
speech Of conS;lcroLk length. Alter Mir
Max ;.uJ one or tw$ Others had y~okcn
with considerable II ct, Mr. Stanton ago;n
. took Tic floor, @nd cG'inuod 10 hold that
! large and'crowdcd mr,tilr rnchail d in
a1luironon and delight for Hearty al D,ur,
hy che Of the most imraS>on,d strains Of
Ioaucncc ever heard. At times every
heart seemed melted with pity; at cher
times the fancy Of the speaker would
real: forth and flesh with wit, as chost"
IS it was cutin@Iy sarcastic and severe.
J ~ tht, close there WIS a Sudden burst Ct
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-06-09

This sum was alta subsequent meeting aug
meHted to nearly $4,000.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28
RELEASE OF SANTA ANNA.

An arrival at New Orleans, in five days
from the mouth of the Brassos, brought
observation-disclosures Of the release Of SANTA
ANNA on the 26h of November, and that
he had set out for Na,chitoclIes on his way
to WashiL gton City. We have no partlc-
ulars of the new reasons that have led the
Texan Government to this step, and other
information brought by the same arrival dis
couraged the idea that the war Is considered
10 be finished.
The Acting Secretary of War Of Texas,
under the direction Of President Houston.
issued a Circnlar dated the 30th Of No?em-
her. announcing certain intelligence that
the Mex'cans are engaged in active and
formidable preparations for an immediate
invasion Of Texas" calling upon every man
in Texas to hold himself ready to take the
field at a moments warning directing
All immediate Organization of the miIi,is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28
FINCH & ENGS,
w. B. & T.. 7. SW AN,
MERCHANT TAILORs.

No. 40 THAMES STREET.
Nd ESPECTrULLY inform their friends ard
n = the public generally, that they have received
from Boston, a FULL, AND FASHIONABLE
of Pi.ot-Cloths, Lion Skins, Mo
hairs, flushings, Kerscys, Broadcl0hs, Cassiincres
Sattlnets, aud Vcsiings which they will make up 10
order, in the bost manmer.
ALSO, Hosiery Gloves, Suspenders IIdkfs.,
Comforers, Cravats, Stocks, Bosoms, Collars. and
every other article usually found in such M establish
mcnt at prices which cannot fail to suit those who
feel disposed to patronse them.
Cutting particularly attended to-
A complete assortment of READY MADE
constantly on hand, and for sale as
cheap canbe bought at any other store in the state
Nov. 9th. G
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28
NEW SYSTEM OF
9SS, { II IN d II $ f ~.

MIR. FRENCH respectfully offers his profess
1V-A slonal services TO the inhabitants Of Newport.
The system is founded on scientific movements, which
will at once eradicate all stiffness and form beant
fully free style OF writing. adapted the practical
and every day purposes Of life, well for the lady
the gentleman.
sTENOGRAPHY taught in six lessons; aud
elastic spring PEN-MAkING IN one hour per-
fectly.
Persons are invited to call and examine specimens
OF scholars improvement, and letters Of recommen-
daon from gentlemen Of the first responsibility resid.
ing in other towns aud States at Mr.. Frenchs Acad
envy. IN the School House lately occupied by Mr..
Harpur, next below the Unitarian Church.
Among his recommendations Mr.. T. has the FOL
lowing from the Rev. Mr.. Tenney, formerly Pastor
ofthe I'd Congregational Church, in this town:
HetherSfeid Jaly 6th 1896
feel real satisfaction in certifying, that Mr. French
as teacher OF Writing in this place, has given uni
versal and entire satisfaction and is regarded ns
Gentleman Of superior skill aud qualification to give
rapidy and gracefulness TO the chirography of
his pupils, and as worthy of extensive patronage
c. J. TENNEY
Senior Pastor Of the first Church
Mr.. F. has been kindly permitted to refer to ths
following gentlemen in Newport:
Rev Mr.. Dumont,
Doct Dunn.
Capt. Borden Wood
Mr.. VIM Guild
TERMS--S1 co. Ten asSons
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28
DENTISTRY.

nv GOURAUD, VI. ID, and Surgeon DcntIf
has the honor to give notice to the ladies
and gentlemen Of Newport and It's vicinity, that he
intends soon to leave this place, on his usual
tour 20 Fall River, New-Bedford, Taunton, &c
and as il is uncertain what length Of time he may
be absent those Whose bad state II their teeth re
quires some attendance, are invited TO call al ms
office as soon as convenient at Madam r. L. PERos
in Farewell street near Liberiy-tree, in Capt.
Northam's house next door 10 the public buTying
ground.-As all his operations in the an Of Den
tigry, are by him warranted, those Of his former
patients who should feel disposed 10 have lheir teeth
re-eIamined before his departure are also invited
to call.
Newport. Noy. 30tf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28
RECENT ADDITIONS TO
w. CALL4HAN'S
OR OUL a TIT q LIBR AIRY.

w. CALLAHAN'S
OR ouL ATM LIBRARY.
Newport. December 7th 1886
2773 The Merchants Clerk, and other
Tales; by the author of Passages
from the Diary Of Physician l vol.
2774 Letters from the South, written dur
ing a Journey to Algiers, &c. by T.
Campbell, Esq. vol
2775 The Magician; Tale, by Leitch
Ritcilie. 2 vols
2776 Conversations of Lord Byron with
Lady Blessngton. vol.
2777 The Swiss Heiress, or the Bride of
Destiny n tale. 2 voas
277S Memoirs of Lucicn Bonapartc. vols
2779 Peter Shook, and other StrsngI
Tales by the author Of The Invisae
bic Gentleman &c. 2 vols
27SO Home, or the lion Rule (; domestic
story, by Sateh Stickney. 2 vols
27SI George Balcombe; a novel. 2 vols
27S3 Tales of the Wars of Mon,rose: by
James Hogg, Esq. 2 vols
27S6 Andrew, The Savoyard n novel, by
Paul De Kock, author Of The Mod
ern Cymon,' &c. 2 vols
27S7 Frescsti's, or Scenes in Paris. vols
27Ss Diary ofa Blase; by Capt. Marry
att, author Of Peter Simple, &c. vol
27s9 The Pick Wick Club. vol
2790 MeIlichamp, a Legend Of the San
tee f; BY Mr.. Simms, author Of 0uy
Rivers The Yumassee,' The Par
tisan,' &c. vols
279I The Desultory Man by James, au-
thor of Richelieu,' &C., &c, 2vols
Is6h As,ori a. bv Washinpto Irvine. 2 vols
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28
NOTICE.

DRoPOSAI.s will be received ai the Office of
the ComnIissary General of Pun chases, in Phil
adelphia to furnish materials for making Army
Clothing for the year 1887, and for sundry u,cles
ready made, as hereafter enumerated, viz:
Blue clo,h Ga wide, dyed in indigo and IN tho
wood. .,
Sk, blne kersey, Ga wide.
UIhleached cotton shirting 20 wide.
Flannel, of cotton and wool, rs wide.
Canton hanne 81 wide.
Uihleached cotton drilling, "a wide.
dn do DO, rs wide.
Bleached do do - wide
do do Artillery and Infantry.
pompons. whi,e. for Infantry.
do scarlet for Artillery
Hair plumes for Draaopps~,.,.s
Bands and tassels for Dragons.
Aiguileties, (white and yellow.)
Worsted sashes, (crnson and Yellow
Shoulder straps for Artillery.
do do lnantry.
Brass do Dragons . al-..r,,
Epae,ts for non-comn'issiored Staff, Inf. and Ar.
Forage caps for Infantry and Artillery.
do do Dragons.
Laced booiees, paIrs.
Leather stocks
WOODEN Blankets "a feet long, 8 feet wide. weigh,
pounds.
Bunting, (blue, white and scarlct)
Spades.
Saddle blankets
S,rappiug knapsacks.
Making tents.
Plates and tulips for Dragon caps
d, do bucles for Infantry cape.
Plates and X cannon for Artillery cups.
FEELING axes.
Ilaichets. .tr
Buttons for Artillery, Infantry, ordnancs, ana ORA
goons, coat and vest. s"-., o.,
Buttons u. 5. large aud small, yellow, aud white.
do for shirts and spspepjers, white metal.
Wors,ed binding and cSrd cf al kinds and Prus.
sian lace. ~y,d. -,
GThe quantities and number Of these articles viii
he determined hereafter
Casks aud cooperage Tor Que year from lst ofApr.
1897. rs.
The whole are to be of domestic manufactured ma.
terials Patterns of oil the required cotton and wool
len cloths and articles deposited IN the Conns
sary Generals office, in this CITY. ior eNaminaiion-
Sappes of any of the woollcn aud cotton cloths viii
be sent TO any manufacturer, on application To this.
office Cby rtuilf md such iniomaton IN relation to.
the goods ms may be desired. The Booess are TO he
of eight aud the Caps oi fire sizes. The sizes aud
proportions of sizes will be stated IN the con'rac'''
On the samples and patterns exhibited the contracts
will be founded and inspections made and no srti-
Gle will he received at is inferior IN tie material or
workmanship, or that does not correspond IN every
respect with the pattern on which contract s found
| ed.
| Tho Supplies are 20 be delivered a, the United
States Arsenal. near Philadelphia for inspection, in
equal monthly portions and the contracts are To be
fulfilled on or heiorc the lst day of July, 1887.
The proposals must be in writing sealed and en-
dorsed Proposals for materials and articles for Army
Clotlng" aud must reach the Office ol the Comns-
sary General Of Purchases or before the 3lstday
of December, Is36.-Secnrity will be required for
the fnlflment Of contracts. &. IRVINE.
Comms4ary General Of Purchases.
Conmissary Generals Office,
Philadelphia, Dec. ], 1886.
Dec. Ii-cyOdt31D. .-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28

III
~ TORANT is recommended as decidedly SUI
perior to any other known combination of medicine
for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Consumption Asth-
ma, Splitting of Blood lloarseness Difficulty of
Breathing, Whooping Cough, Pains and weakness
of the breast, and all diseases of the Pulmonary or
gans.
This medicine is highly and Justly rccomme nded,
by numerous and respectable individuals, who have
found relief from IT'S use. Many who have been la
boring under protracted coughs and pains in the
breast, and have been happily restored TO perfect
health, by the ofthis valuable expectorant The
following is deemed sufficient for insertion here.
From the Rev C. &. y. Crosby late agent of the
American Bvp,ist
New York, June 18th, 1886.
To Dr. d. Jayne,
Dear Sir IL have made use of the Indian Expec-
torant personally and in my family; for the last six
years, with great benefit Indeed I may consider
my life prolonged by the of this invaluable medi-
cine under the blessing of God for several wears
may say almost much in the case of my wife, and
ais, Of the Rev. Mr.. Tnson of the island of Jamaica
For all cases OF Cough inflammation of the Chest
Euugs, and Throat, | do most unhesitatlngy recem-
mend this as the best medicine have ever tried
My earnest wish is that others afflicted as | have
BEEN may experience the same relief, which am
persuaded they will, by using the Indian Expccto-
rant &. c. =. CROSBY.
N. B. Many of my neighbors, on my recommen-
dation have tried this medicine with uniform success
DIR. Hamilton. Of 81. James, South Carolina, was
greatly affected by cough boarseness and soreness
of the lungs, and on using bottle of this medicine
found immediate and permanent relief
Sold by DIR. II. Il HAZARD,
4gent for NEWPORT.
And by +. p. Mason, Providence, and at Whole
sale & Retail by A. b. g. ID. sands, No. 100 Fulton,
corner of VIM. street, New York.
Dec. 2Sth, tf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28
NOTICE..

A meeting of the friends of the present
National and State Administration, will be
holden at the Staie House on Saturday
evening Dec. 3lst, 1886, com mencing at
half-past six o'clock, for the purpose OF
choosing Delegates to attend the Democrat
ic Convention, to be holden in Providence
on the 9TH OF January, 1887.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28
English g. Classical SCHOOL.

NNHE undersigned respectfully informs the in
u habitants Of Newport that he intends TO re.
sumo the duties Of Instruction at the School-houso
in MIIlstreet abou, the first I'd week in February
Having been occupied for many years as lnstrue
tor in higher departments as well as in the eemcn.
,ary branches Of Education he feels condeat Of re-
ceiving renewal Of the patronage so literally e1-
tended to him during his former residence in New
port.
Application may be made to Mr. WM. Guild.
JOHN HARPUR.
n. B.-The number Of pupils will be limited.
Dec % IS36 If
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28
He HAS JUST OPENED,
NOTICE.

EORGE ENCs having relinqushed his in
" terest in the LUMBER a. HARDWARE
Business in favor of his Son, SAMUEL. ENGS,
the Firm q GEORGE ENGS II Co is Thus dissol
ved-And from and ni,er tho 9th ius, BENJA-
MIN FINCH and SAMUEL ENGS continue
the business at the same place. and with the same
Stock of Lumber, Hardware Stoves, Naiis, &c. un
der the firm Of
FINCH & ENGS,
Who are authorised 10 settle the accounts, and pay
or receive whatever may be due to- from, the late
firm Of George Engs n Co.
Newport, Nov. 23d.-6w,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28
DENTISTRY.

T FREDERICK GALLUP, VI. D. respectfully
LIZ informs his friends and the public, that he ,hss
returned, and taken rooms in Spring street Two
doors north Of Trinity church, where he will be hap
py to wait on the gentlemen and ladies Of Newport,
IN that department Of his profession.
II Reference TO Or. T.. Parmy, Park Place.
President Of the Society OF Dentists Of the City and
State Of New.York.
Npwpc-,, December II, Iy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28

A meteor, resembling ball Of fire, ID to
Is inches diameter, appeared at Norwich,
Conn. the night of December lst. 1t IL
Illuminated every thing in its neighborhood,
and fell with great rapidity, preserving It's
brightness till it dashed into fragments up
on the ground.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28

The brig Daniely ii. Miller, also at New
Orleans, 10 days from Tampico, brings cor
roborating intelligence. The expedition
against Texas is said, in letters from the
City of Mexico of the date .of Nov. I'd, to
be ready to march under the orders of Gen.
Bravo. Their numbers are given at 1000,
to be increased by 5000 more at San Luis
Potosi--the whole to march upon Texas via
Matamoras. The Mexicans are iortIfying
Tampico.
This is the amount of the Mexican in-
telligence, which appears to be fnlly credi-
ted by the Texan authorities.
Capt. Driscoll, at New Orleans from
Tampico. reports that an affray took place
at Tarapico between some of the crew OF
the United States Sloop of War Vincennes
and some fishermen, the crew Of the sloop
of war were imprisoned and the govern
ment refused to give them up to tire Ameri-
can Consul. The ship was obliged to put
to sea without her men.
Capt. ID. has brought dispatches for the
government Of the United States.
Bali. Amer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28

NAvAL.--The U. S. sloop of war Concord,
sailed from Key West for Tampa Bay on
the Both November.
The Peacock and schooner Enterprise
were at Oahu on the 24th September, ha-
wing just arrived at Canton. The latter
was to sail for Mazatlan the next day.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28

4 MOTHER TWO YEARS ABSENCE
"A has brought the undersigned again 10 greet his
nativity. To count the noches which constitute the
extended line Of periodical absence, affect
word Of truth, orauy feature principal of honor,
justice. To him. the ark is yet bounding on the wave.
TO him. the Aiarat, and the olivo, remain undiscov-
cred. To him, fidelity, capacity, qualification.
assigned to the years beyond the food. Feigned or
fabulous, and whether invented or otherwise, his
present dependence is placed within narrow bounds.
But his story must endure postponement What
he here socits is no other than Municipal recti,ude
and that Justice which he exercised when clothed with
official power
Dec. 21st-3w- PAUL NJ. MUMFORD.
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CHRISTMAS & NE w-YEARS
Pr Z s Z n rs

CHRISTMAS & NE w-YEARs
p n Z s e ~ r s.
SPLENDID ANNUALS!
THE FLOWERS CF LONELIS ESS. for
1891; with Twelve beautiful Engraviugs Of
groups Of female figures, the style Of beauty EN-
blematio OF the flowers; with Polticsl Iliusira-
lions by Thomas Haynes Bayly
FISHERS DRAWING-ROOM SCRAP
BOOK. with 30 Plates Edited by l.. T.. l..
FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING. with n En-.
cravings.
THE TOKEN ~ ATLANTIC SOUVENIR.
THE GIFT. Edited by Miss Leslie.
THE VIOLET, Juvenile Annual, Edited by
the same Lady
THE PARLoUR SCRAP BOOK. Edited BY
Willis GAYLORD Clarke.
A GREAT VARIETY OF ELEGANTLY
BOUND BOOKS, Among which are Bibles
Prayer Books, Hymn Books, Mrs Hemans Po-
ems, Pollock's Course OF Time, The Wreath
Book Of Flowers, Floras Interpreter, Remem-
ber Me, The Bouquet aud many others.
ELEGANT ALBUMS.
JUVENILE BOOKS, large assortment OF
about FIVE HUNDRED VOLUMES.
All offered for sale, at low prices, by
Dec. 2lst. w. CALLAHAN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28

A gentleman in walking along Broad
street, Boston, observing some objects float
ing in the air, which he took to be strips of
silk, caught one ofthem and to his amaze
ment found to be bank bill. He i'm
mediately wentto the institution upon which
it was drawn and found, that some of the
officers in endeavoring to burn quantity
of bills which had been Withdrawn from
cculation, had made use of some alcohol
of axpedte the process, the effect of which
had been only to cause blaze, whilst the
draught of air carried the notes up and out
of the chimney. We have heard of wind
falls but never of one like this. Men,
When bank officers wish to burn bills, let
them restrict their circulation" by "a
pressure"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28
MARINE MEMoRAND.
WHALE SHIPS.

A letter from Capt Dorm, of the Bark Fseder-
ick of this port dated at Tecamas, July Both. re-
ports having taken 600 bbls oil.
Ship John Coggeshall, Macy, of this port, was
spoken June Sth, then months out, with $50 bbls.
sperm oil
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28
I2th Mo. l4tk, 1886.
r.. A. SHERMAN,
HAS JUST RECEITED,

A large assortment of DOMESTIC Manuiac-
N tured GOODS-consistng Of benched and
unbeacbed SHiRTINGS y SHEETINGS, BED
TICKING, Checks, &c. in all their variety, which
he offers at low prices. (3w)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28
A NEW SCHOOL.

Miss II. GAvETT has taken the Room in
v6 Division street. lately occupied by T. p.
NICHOLS, where she intendsto Open SCHOOL, on
dren, of both sexes.
Persons wishing for information respecting her
qualifications are referred to MeSsrs. WV GcILD
or J HARPuR, whose School she has attended dur
ing the past Year
Newuorf Dec. D I'm.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28

un,eers and marines. They captured, on
their march, between 30 and 40 negroes,
and one Indian. Gen. Jesup has succeeded
in obtaining much valuable information
from those captured. They state that there
are, at a certain place, about 300 negroes,
who can be taken; that Jumper has retired
from the field, having lost most of his men /;
and that the Indians had generally gone
south, with the exception of Powell, who
has with him, at Wahoo Swamp, about so
warriors and has determined to die. Gov.
Call has retired from the field, and the
troops, under Gen. Jesup, took up the line
of march, after the enemy, on the 10th and
Ilth inst.
The large part Of Gen. Jesup's command
was left by him at Tampa Bay.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28
u COMMISSIONERS
NOTICE.

"AVING been appointed, by the ifon. Cout
Ill of Probate for thc town Of Eewport. Comnhs-
soners ON the Estate Of JOHN II. LYON, late
of said Newport, deceased represented nsovent, we
,b.y muT present thef claims, Is either IF DIE Con
lii.soners within sx months from the date hereof
and tha, we will examine the proofs touching the 10
gay of their respective claims at the office OF Hem
~ Y Cranston, on the last monday of March, April
and May fS37, af2 o'clock T.. NJ Of each dny
PETER y. .REMINGTOS,
MICHAEL. FREEBORN, SComr
PARDON r. MUMFORD.
All p.rsons indebted to the abvoe estate are re-
aue.tcd TO make immediate payment TO ?,
HENRY Y. CRANsTON, Admir-
Newport, Nov. 23d, Isj6.-f
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28
MARRIED.

At Boston on the Sth inst, BY the Rev. Mr..
Dean Mr.. Charles II. Almy of this town, to Miss
Elizabeth Splliard, of Boston.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28

nUCkWHEAT CAKES. Yeast Powders
- for making Buckwheai Cakes in 5minutes
for sale by. r. J. TAYLOR.
Dec 2S
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28

The South sea Expedition bids fair to be
wrecked before it weighs anchor. In the
first place Commodore Jones objected TO
the appointments of Lieutenants Slidell and
Wilkes as commanders of vessels in the ex-
pedition, and manifested dissatisfaction be-
canse the Secretary consulted Lit. Slidell,
as he thought, in preference to himself,
relative to it-out of this grows a long con-
troversy-the Secretary refers the matter to
the President, who decides that SlidelI and
Wilkes shall go as first assigned-tben the
Secretary changes his opiuioE, and offers
them different situations, which they decline.
Slldell obtains copy ofthe correspondence
and goes Intp the newspapers with it-6res
away at Capt Jones' Mr.. Reynolds
Of attempting to defeat his wishes-Mr. x.
denies n-symptoms of duel, &c. &c.
Lastly, senmen cannot he found 10 man
the ships-wages are so high in the mer-
chant seryice-thus, altogether, we think
the prospect for this Expedition is rather
squaiiy, at least.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28
AUCTIONS.
By CHARLES n. TILLEY, AUCT'R.

III CHARLEs n. TFLLEY, AUCT'R.
on SATURDAY EVENING Next, at 6 O'Clock,
at the Auction Room lls Thames Street.
WA be sold al puiale auetori
roo Pair Mems Boots.
25 pr. Boys ditto
Doz. Seal Skin Caps.
5000 Quils.
100 Doz Lead Pencils. Writing and Letter Ia.
per. 100 Yards fine Calico, 100 bundles Sewing
Cotton containing 100 skeins each, 90 boxes Sew
ing Cotton, Razor Strops. Shaving Soap, Hooks &
Eyes and variety Of Toys, with an assortment of
Books aud other articles Conditions Cash
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28

4 PPLEs.-Cireenins' Tsllmsn swettng-
~ Pppins and Perr Nipples. for s,le by
n,e II CHARLIE y. TIIIEy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28
TO THE LADIES:
JAMES ID. SEABURY
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 91 TnAMEs-STREEr,

Respectfully announces 10 he pnohe thdt Ne
uUAs opened, al the store tecep,ly octutied by
u. Soomcr g. Weaver, fashionable assortment
of Dfcadcfoihs Cassmere5 Suttiuets. and ve-tings,
and all other goods usually KEEP, by Merchant Tai
lors-whSre garments Of al descriptions will be made
10 order at The sbores, notice, and warranted to ht
III PsriicufHr attention paid 10 cutting
ar J.. ID. y. hopes by strict attention to HE busi-
ness TO meet the wishes Of bis customers. and 10 mer'
the patronage Of biz sIlowcitizsns, which he very
respectfully solicits.
Oct 26-ly