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RR. MMUNNs S CELEBRATED ELIXIR

81 n IL. VI VI wv = AELLDhh LII ELtAliN
~ OF OPIUM--ls a chemical preparation
OF OPIUM embracing all the valuable nedlcnalqual-
tes in natural slate OF combination, TO the exclu-
sion of those which are deerous and useless. Ii
is superior TO every other form Of opiae. such
LAUDANUM PAREGORlc, MORPHINE, DENARcoTlsED
LAUDANUM &c &c. as has been fully proved and
noIo duly GetnOntedged by the most eminent physc-
ans surgeons and cheniesis. and a single trial will
convince the most ncTedulous OF its own intrinsic
value. lis use is not followed by any of the dlsa
greeabe effects which invariably attend the osdna-
~ preparations of opium, such as constipation head
ache tTemOrs RaRsea, and renting; bur il may be
taken in sufficient doses TO alay all suffering with
perfect safety and entire success. All Who from
cessty or other causes, obliged to use opa:e.
will hnd in the Elixir most gratifying substitute,
as il invigorates all the powers ofnaiure without be.
ing followed by responding state Of Depression
DIR. A. w Ives, A. NJ. Of New York city used
nearly hundred ounces himself during very pain
fu and protracted illness after every thing else had
failed to give relief. His life was prolonged for
months by its peculiar virtues" For other similar
communications and its trials in hospitals. &C. sec
directions with the medicine.
Sold wholesale and retail 10y A. =. & -. Sands,
No. 80 and 100 FuOn-streei, New York, and sold
also by DIR. 4. X. HAZARD, Newport. II. H. w.
b. Dyer. and n. ;. Wardin, Bridgeport; ID. Smith
n Co. New Haven; L. w. Bull Hartford and by
the most respectable Druggists in the United States,
Price 37a cents. Jy3
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Ala Topa Coaseil, holden Newport
July 10, 1929.
WMTHEREAs ihe slone o. rnonuuenl hereto

WETHEREAS the stone or monument hereto
| w fore set up, marking the limits for taking
stones, sand and gravel, from Ess,ons Beach, wa-
removed in the gale Of Sept. 1915. and was again
act mp by the Town Treasurer, but here being
doubts whether said monument stands in tho same
place that il did before the gale and the Town being
desirous TO define said limits, have authorized the
Town Council to fix the location thereof aud regu.
late the taking stones. sand and gravel from said
/ Beach.
! his Vot,d aud Rssolred. by the Town Council
that said stone or be aud il is hereby fix
ed and located twenty one rods aud halt of 4 rod
North Go deg. - minutes East from the Soalhessl
corner Of the wall on the Gibbs firm, aud that any
person or persons b, reafier taking stones sand or
gravel from said Beach. TO the westward OF said
stone or monument. be subject and liable to a penal
~ of lhres dol1rs for every load so taken and that
the Town Treasurer sue and prosecute therefor by
complaint, Information, debt before any Of the
Justices Of said Town for the use Of The town. and
hii tlS above be published la the New port Mercury
aud Rhode Island Republican True copy.
b. B. ROWLAND, Council Clerk
II Tonn Council, holden Newport,
Nor. 30th, 1881.
KNTHEREAS the Town Council having here
w tofore been authorized to 6x the location Of
the bound or monument on Eastons Beach and
regulate the taking stones, sand and gravel hom
said Beach, and they having regulated tho taking OF
the same to the westward Of said monument, and
affixed penalty therefor:
Voted and ReSotpsd, That said Town Council be
and they are hereby authorized and requested to
prosecute any person or persons belonging to any
other Town, who may take stones, sand or gravel
from any part Of said Beach, aud that this vote be
published 10 one Of the newspapers Of this town
three weeks. True copy
B, b. HOW LAND, Toten CLERK.
1T T'Ocn Meeting, holden NewpOrt,
Nor. lS, 1880.
NTOTED that the acts relative to carng stones,
v sand aud gravel from Easion's Beach, be pub
shed in all the newspapers Of this town. and that
the Street Con nmissioners be authorized and eln-
powered TO enforce said laws.
Noy2l b. B ROWLAND. Toion Clerk
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CERTIFICATE.

JAN. Isl, 1859.
This cer,ifes that Dr. ID. Il. boUTELLE' surgeon
Den,ist has been engaged with me for some time
past m the study and practice Of Dentistry. have
found him very Ingenious. and cheeIinlly rocom-
mend him to the public as Dentist worthy oi CON
fdeucs knowing him to be OF good moral character,
and believing they will be well pleased with his pro-
fsssiona services or any work that passes through
his hands .
Ian o. No g. Westmnster-st. Providence
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yHNllE undersigned sole Execu,rx ef the last will
u and Testament OF her late husband, Doctor
WILLIAM TURNER, late of Newport, dec, has
appointed PETER p. RENuNGroN, Esq, her sole agent
to settle the BUSINESS of the said estate and requests
all having demands against the estate, to present
them TO him Tor adjustment and those indebted to
make payment, forthwith, to her said agent.
ilETrE +. TURNER, ExtH.
Newport, February 9th, 1899
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POller'S Botanic Garden & Nurseries
4 ION, R. ].

CaANST0N, R. !.
sra~sNo THIS establishment is prepared to
.TS$S&s supply orders To any extent desired.
s.Szdxs& Fruit aud Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
'" Roses Bulbous and TubeTous rooted
-&xk->- Plants, HeIbaceous ioTenals &c. The
Fruit consists OF great variety othe best American,
English, French aud other European varieties of APP
pies Pears, Cherries. Peaches, PluIus, Nectarns,
AprcOts Mulbefries, Ounces, Grapes. GoOseber-
ries Currants. Raspberries, Strawberries, with a
variety Of Nuts, as ffberts, Ilazelnuts, Chesnuts
Wnlnats, hickory nuts, &c.
Their collection of Ornamental and Forest Trees
is eytensive-among which ore Oaks, Naples, Elms,
Ailanihns, Adele, LIndeus, Locusts several varle-
ties of the Horse Chesnul, Ash, CatalIa, Tulip,
Larch, Maguolias Balsam Fir &c. with grea: VA.
ieiy Of others to be found in their Catalogue
The proprietors have made large additions the
present season of Fruit, Ornamental and Forest
Trees. Shrubs and Flowers, among which are some
of the most rare and baaufu varieties of the Moss
Rose, selected from the most celebrated Gardens in
Europe
They have a great variety Of the most desirable
Plants Tor Ornamental or permanentll Hedges, among
which are the BucktGorn RdmnuS CdthdriiouS) Iaw
horns. Washington Thorns. COckspur Thorns, Eu-
ropean Prlvet three thorned AccaccIa, with few
thousand of the celebrated Usage Orange MaeiayG
a very beautiful plant the leaves valuable for the
FEEDING Of silk worms, of which the worms are very
fond.
Catalogues furnished gratis, on application ia
CHARLES y. TiLLEl, Of Newport, where
any information IN regard to Trees may be obtained
also orders for Trees aud Plants, may he left Cat
alogues ma lied to any par, of the Union. when re-
queslcd. The Trees and plants will be delivered IN
any part of the city OF Providence. free OF expense
FERDINAND POTTER ~ co.
Botanic Garden, September 2Jth 1899,
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POETRY.
From Burton's Magazine.
THE OLD LOVE.
by CORNELIUS wEnnE

by CORNELIUS wEBnE.
IT is twenty winters since we met,
And still dream Of thee
Though waking awhile forget
Sleep brugs thee back to me =
SEQ thee IN thy beauy's prime
And not as thou ari now
Ere one long line Of lsngthenirg ,imo
Was traced upon thy brow.
see the summer Of thy smile,
The sunshine of thine eyes,
And feel sm not old the while,
And know no miseries -
The vision nss-,hy smile is gone,
wake again 10 care.
And loa,he the day, whose suuny dawn
More dsrkens my dispair
tito mine eyes my feelings rush.
And leaIs--unmanly tears
Again from hi. hard Horeb gush,
The treasured grief of years
II is thou who bidd'st these waters flow;
And ifmy tears rondemn
My mar hood with this woman's woe,
IT is thou should'si blush for them
Bni mol viii not think ofblame--
love thee still too well -
Be witness this poor wasting franc
From fires unquenehnble--
The ,honght Of thee when wandering where
Ny happy hours were passd-
The long, long gronn when lingering there
Where beheId thee las,
Ay. Mary these arc things which make
My heart and 'pirt feel
What have suffered for thy sake,
But for thy sake conceal -
oh may no agonies like mine,
That make my heart their prey
No griefthat makes the spirit pine
Wear thy dear life away
My name s perhap, forgotten now,
And all | was to thee;
BIT thine is written on my brow
Deeply indeliably
The world may read no record there,
And flilbfnl friends who think
They know my hear,--its sorrows shore,
Behold not that sink,
Yet am sinking--to the grayo--
Lone place. but one Of rest;
Where, when the yew and cypress wave
Above my silent breast,
And gray light fingers in the gloom,
Aud solemn shadows Bit
Like mourning friends abou, my tomb,
And evening hallows it
There if, some time with pilgrim feet
Thoo piously shoold's, stray
To dress my verdant winding. sheet,
And keep the weeds away.
My spirit lowering overhead,
Shall breathe about thee peace.
And bles- thy homage to the dead,
Aud bid thy sorrow cease
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FOR SALE.

fUNHoSE Two beaunful Building LOTS. a, the
y corner Of the New Road. and fronting Bellvu.
street.-The first Lot contains 100 feet front or
3ellvne.sireet BY 100 on the New Rcsd.-The ID
lot contains 100 feet on 'he New Road. by lS5 fee
dcer For particulars, apply to
Newport. MAY Is. J {. SHAW.
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FRESH GOODS FOR AUTUMN
RECEIVED AT
TlMIEs ss,AA,M,sE,.-9SS

gAAES .ALsMa-A.SNN'Ss
THIBET and Moreno CLOTH
Printed Saxony and worsied chex,
Printed and plaid Victoria,
Figured and, plain Apnes,
SWISS and knu ShawlS
Thbet and Brochi. ditto,
French and BRUSH prints,
Rich MouSsene de LANES, plain and figured,
Scaris. CollaretS and CravatS
Mohair Nuts and Gloves
Printed Flanuel--Welch ditto.
Rogers and English fannels,
WorSed DamaSk and Moreno,
Whitney and Rose Blankets,
Fancy and C0lored MerinoS.
French Work, and fancy LaceS,
Embossed Center Table Cloths,
Rich SatlnS for cloaks,
Elegant figured and plain Silks for dresses,
BroadcloihS, Cashmere and CaSSluetS,
Ribbed and plain Satlinetts
Mohair, Moravian and worSted Hose,
Superhne heavy Sheeting and Shifting sep II
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'btalned oil
MARY TlILES,

EA Il. DOUTEEEE. SURGEON DTENTisT
EEs respectfully informs tht citizens OF New
port and its vicinity, that he has akon rooms ~
he house formerly occupied by DR. Case at the
foot of Washington Square. where he Is prepar
ed 10 attend TO operations in Dental Surgery, M
IT'S several branches He offers 10 insert mineral
teeth in any number. from one TO full set either on
pyots OF gold plate, the case may require he VIII
also ill decayed teeth cleanse and extract teeth, all
OF which is done in safe and tie msst approved
manner. at reasonable prices.
nr. Bortslle. y lille in the study and practice Of
Dentistry has spared pains 10 make himself mas
ter Of his profession. and has avaied himself OF
knowledge of most OF the recent improvements IN
he art lie confidently trusts that, to those VINO
may avail themselves ol an examination nl ms WORK
that alone will be sufficient recoinmehdsuo" nu,
, secrre confidence of ALL the following testimonial
is inserted from Doct. Esien, of Providence, whose
merits as Dentist are well appreciated BY the pno-
lie generally.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-12-18
sPESCER's
Vegetabie Pills.

FEVHE forest is natures medical repository, and
IN experience her great medical teacher. From
that repository the ingredients which compose the
above invaluable medicine have been culled, aud
that teacher experience, has shown il To be uuriva-
ed IN Is sahlary effects on the human system. -
Thousands have been benefited by the use OF these
Pills aud they seldom fail OF tue intended effect.
For all diseases originating IN impurities of the
blood they have equal. For complaints Inci-
dent TO the female constitution, they stand unryall-
ed. In complaints of children, in headache, dyspep-
sia chronic disorder and the ncipient stages of
sumption, they are certain TO afford speedy relief,
and generally effect a cure when all other means
have failed. They are perfectly innocent and safe,
and may he taken at all times, and under all crcum-
stances without the least possible danger.
Prepared only by GIDEON SPENCER. War
wick Il. l. who is sole proprleIor-to whom only
he composition is known.
31F Be PARTICULAR. Each box has an inside
wrapper with an engraved fac smile of the propri-
etors signature, and an engraved label signed by
MS own hand, aud containing he words " VEoETA-
BILE Puts" The cover olihe box is stamped G
." None others genuine.
The reader is particularly referred 10 the recon.
mendatons and certificates which accompany tho
pills. and the respeciabliiy oiwbIch cannot be qics
toned
These Pills may be obtained of
MARY TILLEY,
No 40 Springstree
Dec 10. Sole agent tor Neuyor'.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Agents Tor the sale of" Spencer's Vegetable Pills
C. Brown. Little Compton
Monro ~ GitlOid, Bristol
n. b. Burr, Warren;
Rowland & Church. Westport;
Albert Clifford New Bedford
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MILLIN E RY.

TNHE Subscriber would respectfully inform, the
u LADIES' OF Newport and vicinity that he has o
pened store IN Mrs Townsends building, Thames
street, where he intends keeping a general assor,.
msnt OF MILLINERY articles, such as FLOR
ENCE AND LEGHoRN BoNNETs, and
all kinds OF foreign stock IN the straw line Also al,
kinds Of AMERICAN STRAW BONNETs.
snc stock for Bonnc,.. and Palm Leaf Hoods-also.
Bonnet TRIMMINGS, OF every description. lie
has engaged M'lllners ifom Boston who will be in
The store to trim Bonne,s IN the frs, STYLE Bonueis
Of all kinds repaired a, short notice.
The Subscriber has extensive estahIsbmeu, in
Newport 70, the manufacture of all kinds az Straw
Bonnc,s-foreign and domestc---where the trade
can be supplied at wholesale a, the shor,es, notice
aud at reasonable prices JOHN topEy.
Newport, March 81. 1889.
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&" Nis fearful thing to love wha, death must
touch.-UrS HcmanS
Thou wilt return no more
hear ii in the whispers Of The wind,
In Oceans sullen roar more
10 the low breath of AoweIs-lhou wilt return nc
No more the Aute like tone
OF thy sweet voice, that seemed IN music shrned,
Shall mngle here s own
Soft melody of sound, with ccho's mocking moan.
Thou, who vert once so bright
So like a sunbeam on life S darken'd way
A star amid the night, flight.
Shining through clouds afar, a dear and steady
And then TO droop, and die
And we no more 10 linger IN the ray
or that blue, gentle eye, [nigh.
That ever seemed 10 bring the holy heavens more
And we again to meet
10 The old place ,hon werl wont to tread,
WhiSp'ring n converse sweet,
Yet hearing not Thy tone nor thy advancing feet.
Oh happier far than we,
Happier than we, the pale, unconscious dead
The spirit wing'd and free, [ery
Knows not the mourning sob Of low breathed mis-
lneveT asked if thou,
Ciinging 50 fondly to my heart-s,rings here,
Could'St TO the mandate bow, ithe brow.
Tha, freezes up life's stream. and binds with ice
only Knew that life,
With thee, did like summers day appear,
Where no rude sound, or strife Trife.
Or angry breath could bias, our joys, and pleasures
clung to thee as cliugs
The shipwreckd mariner to the las stay
The angry water bsing<, Itocsin rinss
Till one dread wave draws nigh and deaths dull
Oh mighty Death, in such
We must not bold our hopes--in forms Of clay
We treasure up too much. Ttouch.n
For lis fearful thing. TO love what ihon may 5,
September 1889
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THOMAS NJ. SEABURY'S
LIVERY s:Sss STABLE,

MAS BEEN REMOVED from Knowles
IL Wharfto the Old Stand in Green Street, for
merly occupied BY atury d Tennant where he
will be happy TO receive the orders of his old friends
and customers to whom he returns thanks for their
past iayors and socits continuance OF their patron
age
uJ' Orders leil as above--at his stable in Peham-si
or at his hense la Church-st will meet with prompt
attention. Passengers conveyedand 10 from the
Steamboats, as usual.
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N E w GOODS.
THOMAS Il. SHEFFIELD,

Grateful for past tdrors, bess ieare to inform his
friends and the public IN general,
yUlUAT he has taken the New Store at the juno.
IL ton of Broad and Spring streets, and Just re
turned from New York wtha new and fresh supply
of Choice GROCERIES, which he is ready to
dispose Of as low they can be purchased in town
and hopes to receive share ofihe public patronage.
Newport April 2ilh, 1889.
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a STAGE will leave Newport daily, Sundays
N excepted. at o'clock. a. NJ and arrive IN
Taunton at O'Clock. The Cars leave Taunton at
3l-2 O'Clock. and arrive in Boston At ~; Re-
,urnng the Cars leaves Boston daily undays cx-
cepted at I-2 o'clock. A. ~ and arrive in Taunton,
at 10 l-2 O'Clock. Stage leaves Taunton directly
after, and arrives in NewIort NJ Alp o'clock.
Stage and Rail Road fare 1850
THIS Stage intersects al Fall River the New Bed
ford, Warren and Bristol Stages and on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays. the Providence Stage
passengers by this line, wii arrive 10 Providence at
3 O'Clock returning leaves Providence Mondays,
Wednesdays and Ffidays ~ 10 o'clock A.. NJ. aud ar
rives in Newport at ~ O'Clock.
Stage Book at Messrs. T. Townsend's and at
Hassard's Hotels
r. B. KINSLEY s. Co, PropyietOrs.
Newport June ~ 1899
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=, ,yn,s RrurDY FoR SALT RHEUM.-

sAND'S REMEDY FOR SALT RHtUM.
- New York Sept 10Th, looo'-hess -;
n d. Sands Genileinen,-te eehns ueePy '"Uy'r
ed to YOU for the valuable service you have Iehoti
ed nc do most cheerfully inform You tha' VI! VIZ
is eniirely cured OF the salt rhenm oy 'he use ~
your remedy aud syrup OF saIraparna' cue nsu
been very severely afflicted VITA the oiSsass =" & n.
face for SIX wears had tried various medicines, hoth
internal and external. but without producing any
s,od effect uutil by the advice ola Trend who was
cnred bv vorr medicine she was induced 10 use IL
and am thankful 10 saw. the result hes been per
feet eurc.-Yours respectfully.
JOHN CHAPMAN.
Chatham street.
lis with much satisfaction that the prorrleiois
are able 10 lay the above certificate helore TIE pun
lic iha, all may aud know the great beneht "h1,
one individual Is able to certify 10 fasing rcceNs"
and known others to receive from the use o. -, -
valuable medicine. Not only for Salt Rheum, o-'
for all other diseases of the skin. such "a -,
Tstier. ScaId Head. BARRIERS or Jackson ioh' m
ma q c. ths medicine Is also a certain eo'e. &c.
Syrup Of Sarsaparilla is recommeudco 49,. o,,
with The Remedy as il tends TO purify sno 'n'
fran, The blood and system all the nnhsaith. "s,
conpec,cd with ,he disease. and the aTphs'sson :.
tba I.p,o1v ,e,,aIly "a the srnie iih'e' , -
!, from, tho svs,en,. Nuu,erous insisncss M. ~ =.
s,,,a a, a,,s H. coarse has efit eted ,nfss ." "
,,..kts ,;,ns rverv person afiic'cd WIN -
ro,pis,n,s in ans form invited N ~
u.c of his xslusl,.e tuedscine ana se'e"'e" '-'
delsv. a N Ell. 20 "a,
~, N 3 corner Of Csola Il. atd w. ahan' s9,h.t
of " ,lii,ro-st. New NSrk. and iy Of X ". naL
AED. Newport. r. !. Psce . E"-sh.
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THOU WHIT RETURN NO MORE.
ny cArHGRISE II. WATERMAN.

" is fearful thing to love wha, death must
iouch.--UrS HcRaaS.
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DIR. c. COTTON.

orrEas MS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TO TIM
INHABITANTS or N.wPoRr AND VICINITY.
~ Rs'idsne, ., formerly, IN
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indispensable to Merchants, Cashiers, Bro
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SZH " Sgpf5 l293
NEW REPORTER AND COUNTERFEIT DETeCTOR

5 issued twice a week, (every Tuesday and Fri
Il day morning. on a large imperial sheet, at 1856
Broadway, New York, and contains a full and ac-
curate list of all the Counterfeit Notes IN circulation,
Broken Banks and Fraudulent Institutions; Bank
Note Table, comprising all the Solvent Banks in
the United States and British Provinces, with the
value of their notes in this City Prices Current,
Prces OF Stocks, rates of Foreign and Domestic
Exchange, the value of Foreign Gold and Silver
the whole carefully revised and corrected by the
most experienced Broker in the City. Also, a large
amount of reading matter, giving a description of
all late counterfeits and frauds; state Of the CITY
Money Market, and of other Cities in Europe, from
the best sources, reports of Banks dividends de-
ciared by Banking, Insurance, and other Compa-
mes; OF new Institutions about TO go into operation;
original and interesting tales, poems, %criliques on
new works, the drama, fine arts, &c, &c, together
with all the various matters which come within the
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Subscription to the semi weekly paper, SIS per an
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are respectfully advised TO publish the reports of
their Institutions therein, as the New Reporter has
q very extensive circulation throughout the Union.
August, 90, 1899.
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FRESH
BARTLEsoN & CO..
ID r Y GO O ID S.

A RE now opening a large and splendid assert.
IN ment of Dry ods,-fashiopable. cheep and
good. CLOTHS.-l0 pieces ofblue, black, brown
sud fancy colored Cloths.
SUMNER CLOTHS, Cassimeres, Cassinetts
together with a variety ofnew style Goods for pants
vestings. &c.
~SlLKS-Black, blue-black, &c.
Mousseline de LANES, Shallys, L.aces, Edgings
and ln,ertings.
A very superior article ofEnglish Straw Bonncts.
CALlCOES.-50 pieces Of British and Ameii-
can Prints-very cheap.
Ginghams, light Chintz-a splendid article.
10-4 bleacked Linen for sheeting.
DOMESTIC GOODS.-Twilled and plain Os.
~naburgs; brown and bleached Muslin-hne and
good; plain and striped Cottons; fine indigo Checks
from 10 cents up; barred and plain JAG onetts
Bed T~icking-good and cheap; Pittsburs Cord
Cotton Yarn; Candle Wick Tin and Hardware.
200 bbls. Of No. l Herring-together with q
large and general assortment Of all kinds of Goods
suitable for the season, all of which will be sold
at a small advance. Those wishing to purchase
Will do well to give us a call.
Failing Waters, Berkeley Co., Va.
June 81, l830.-tf
W-Atl kinds of country produce taken in ex
change for Goods-for which the highest price sill
be given.