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n HAZARD.
PRO BONO PUBLICO.

4 person who is versed IN reajipg, writing. ari,h
"A ne'ic. and the Greek and Latin languages, Of
fsrs tn teach school ~ T,verton. from the ist Of
December to the 1t of February, and ip Little Comp
ton, from the ist Of February TO the ist of April,
wiihou, any compensation ~ any person IN either
of those towns, who is authorized to engage 90 IN
uructor. will direct q letter to A. u. waithsm.
Mass and convey il by mail, he may depend. with.
out any further expense. ofbsvng Instructor. who
will exert all the powers that God aud n,,ure have
given him TO be os:ful,
oc,iH roSl
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fON SALE, OK 10 LEI.

THE Estate ON Thames street, form
l. erly The residence Of Gov wAs1.s. being
divided by entries through the middle. and having
two front entrances, and separate kitchens and Gel
lars, il would accommodate two separate families
with or convenient rooms each, besides plaster.
ell rooms in the garrett. Il hs. good garden, and
The lot extends to Tive bsrbor The house has lately
been thoroughly repaired, and is perfectly s,und ;
it may be purchased a, a ios price. and psymen,
may be madein five more &c reqaircd) yearly in.
stsmen,s security upon the estate would be scoep.
ted for all excep; the srst pay ment. The same es.
tate is offered 10 be let.
Oct l6. n HAZARD.
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oiNIiNG SIIU ~.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs
the ladies' and gentleman Of Newport that he intends
opening . SCHOOL for the instruction of sacred
music, as a sufficient number Of subscribers
IS obtained Subscriptions will be received st the
stores OF Messrs. Hammond, Newton and Sessions
81 POMROy.
ing, lct Ia octo
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FRO.N RR.fTN.


BY Capt. Smih, OF the big Alfred, arrived
Al Salem from Miranhsm, We Learn that ,ha,
place Geclfed IN favour Of lode endence ol he
Eufopesn Pnuugdsse Government, snd &c.
kpuwl,dged the authority Of tho impe'is,
Cove mept Of 3 -sz'l, on the iH Aug. and Ps.
"a, on he i'Ih. The suhorIties, snd p'inci
Pal inhsbit.n,s Of Mirsnham being di, pleased
win the re.estsolishnent Of Despo,i.m in
Portugal, had agreed on this measure two o.
thee weeks previous; bni 10 consequences o.
the arrival Of some Por '.yuee troop, iton
Bshis, and some oulragou. p'oceeoiogs OF
The blacks, i, wa, suspended, ill ihe arriva, OF
Lord Coehrsne, In the ship Peter the Fir.,,
OF - guns, when the place immedis,ly sub.
init, ed, and Coehtsne took the entire control.
He seized ell the sbips aud property
~ the European Portuguese merch,n's
90 the amount &C about . million OF dnilrs)
and vas sending IL TO Go, foe sdjIdics,inn.
H. proceedings were extremely HoiIrsry aud
iyi yisnaicsl-sesefsit respectable me- chsns has
bssu imprisoned q him-,shs bas:nss. Ct The
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Otcnine Of ihe Grand Canal.

New YoRE, Oct. 10.
The steau q, boat Chsneeilor Livingston, az
rived yesterday, having ieit Albany al 3 PM.
on Wednesday, befote the closing Of the cer-
smonies cod iestivuies on the occasion oi The
opening of the Grand Canal to the Hudson.
Up to that honr we lean, the arrcoge men,s
had been happily executed. in s,yle Of gran
deur seldom Witnessed. Tne assemblsge OF
people was the mos, Numerous ever gathered
OF Albany, and was supposed to exceed 10000
The Chancellor Livingston, with the New
York Committee and many other Of our ciii.
zens, reached Albany ct 8 in the morning.
Our Committee was most cot daily received
and honored with a station in the procession
next TO tho Corporation OF Albany AT the
appointed hour, IL o'clock, the first Canal
Boat entered the waters af the Hudson.
Nothing could exceed the Joy on this great
snd proud event, which was munIesied by
the repeated shouts Of the immense ,hrong--
the oar Of cannon, sc.
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FALL SUPPLY.
STEPHEN II. CAHOONE,

10. HAMEs bTWEFT'
HAs just recsived his pali supply ofGoods. ICON.
- prisIng as an exte Isve assortment a. can be
found 10 say store in town) which he oilers or safe
az chesp 80 be bought any store IN the state
Purchasers would do well to call and look, a. the
s'sor'roen, is TOO great for an stsertisement
Oct .,
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place was almost enli'eIy suspended, and the
merchants .ud cspi,slisu were oil leaving it,
Cochrsne had been there about six weeks
when the Alfred sailed. and was 10 leave in
lew days, destination uoknoSn.
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tf.fR kIEU.

In this town, On Thursday morning last, by the
Rev Mr.. Wheaton. George Larnea Esq. OF Provi-
dence, to Miss Elisa n .HabOue, youngest dsugb
ter OF the late Hon Francis Malbooe.
At South.Kingstown. on the 9Th inst. by the Rev.
Mr.. Shaw, Gen Joseph S,cn,on, OF Chsrlestown. to
Miss Susan Hs!5irton, daughter of Maj Thomas Hol.
burton OF the former place
At New.Shoreham. on the 9th instant, by the Rev
Mr.. Steadman, Mr. Jc.epi %. Na.ard, of South.
-Kingstown, TO Miss Rutariah Il Cham3iin, daugher
Of Mr. Nathaniel Chsmplln, ct The former place.
At Mount Hope, on the SIN instant. Joshua Dodge.
Esq Consnl of the United States, Mt Marseles, to
Miss Cahari,c " DWoH daughter of the Hon.
james D'Wolf, of Bristol
In Providence, Ir Thomas Clarke. to Miss A2ps
Inn g.. GIBBS.
DIED,
At Staten Island. (NY) MIR Robert Graf, formerly
Of this town, in his SD year.
At Eaton. (NYl on the 9Th August last. Mrs
Mercy CnsdaH, aged 49, relict of the late Joseph
Cundal, senior, formerly of Portsmouth,, on this is.
land.
At Providence, Mr. Biidad Granger, in his 5lst
year.
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GENERAL EsrIMArs.--The Com
mittee appointed TO take new general
estimate of the rAtcable property in this
stare, will hold their adjourned meeting at
the State. House, in this town, on the az
tcrnoon Of Monday next.
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MEMOR.qA M.

~ The copartnership of Ryggles, Allen
e Co. is tbs day dissolved, by mutual consent.
fixNRy RUaGLEs,
ANDREW V hLLES,
NATHAN B HAMMErr,
JoHN STEvESs
Newport. Oct i6 1928 (3w)
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HABIT CLOTHS.7
New Publications.

Bridgewater Collection, 18th edition.
Integrity. by Mrs. Holland, vol
pice rs cents y
Don Juan, 9th, 7th, and 9Th, Cantos,
by Lord Byron, I vol. 62s cents!
Tales for fifteen, or Imagination and
Heart, l vol. IS cents.
Juvenile correspondence, or letters de-
signed examples Of the epstolary style for chill.
d'en, by Lucy Atkin. I vol.
Sketches oi the Domestic manners and
Institutions Of the Romans. I'd American edition,
vol. / IS cts.
For sale by
JAMES HAMMOND.
Oct I6
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CT" Presidential Election no. 3, as aecessari-
~ deferred Until next week.
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&ases at Xusi.on.
Real Estate for Sale.

DYs decree OF the Supreme Juaiciai Court ,heTs
~ y III oe sold al Pubic Auction, on TUESDAY the
2is' day of Octobtrnext on the pre- mses. al o..
clock. AN ali the right and interest OF wheh Joseph
hitting, late 81 Bristol deceased, died seized ia
and to that lot ot isud situated in Newport with !.
dwelling house thereon. bounded nortLerly a.,
Bridge street. westerly ON highway, southeriy OF
the cove, and essteriy on land now late Of Isaac
Ptman.
ALso--oo saturday. the 2s,h dsy of October a, 7.
ociock, AN there will oe sold at Anctian on the
premises a Bristol all said deceaseds interest in
the lot OF land heretofore his residence. with the
buildings thereon. bounded esstery on High-street:
southery on land of Mrs Wsld,oa westerly on John
Manchesler, aud nor,heriy On James Drown
ALso-ali said Writings interest in lot Of lantl'
on the Mount lane, heretofore occupied by him as
garden Conditions a, the place ol sale.
NArUL BULLOCK. ADM.
Bristol. sept is. 1928. [s25awJ
W,W be sold az Public auction on the 2lse
and 22d Of OeIsoer na. al ihe Store on the
Parade, formerly occupied BY Mr.. Dapid
HiLhams.
A large and valuable assortment Of clocks, tior-
"A pieces and watches; plain and moon clocks.
with and without cases mshogony and gilt dead
beat umepieces. OF the bes, workmanship, and most
approved construction; together with y variety OF
hgh and low priced watches-Amongst which ara
gold repeating. asrum, ladies, horizontal, English
ana French silver and crisocsl watches.
a very large assortment OF god silver, plated and
g't CHAINS, seals and keys with other jewelry.
Also all The clock and watch materials including
about 70 doz main springs Eng and Ere. $50 doz.
ehrys,As fukee chains, hair springs verges. hands.
&c.-iogetifer with very complete sets OF clock aud
watch makers tools clock and watch engines
growing do sinking and upright instruments
iathes vices and steaks, with their fixtures.
Gold and silver smiths tools planishng anvis:
hsmmets besks and punches one rolling mill al
90 two elegant fowling pieces, and about $50 cane
and hsg bottom highly 6usbed, and plain windsor
chairs.
At the house in Broad street, on the 22d some mr..
ticles OF fuinure-one horse and chsse. superior
carriage HARNESS. new Franklin. Postly and o,her
stoves conditions which will be liberal made know
al the time and place OF sale.
WILLIAM LOWE, .iuet'-.
80. a. per order OF
THOs r. & JOHN D. WILLIAMS, .admrs.
Newport, Oct 9
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GENERAL EsrIMATs.--The Com
mittee appointed TO take new general
estimate Of the rAteabe property in this
stare. will hold their adjourned meeting at
the State. House, in this town, on the az
tcrnoon Of Monday next.
A correspondent wishes us to remind
the Street Commissioners of the very
dangerous opening in Spring street, at
the corner of the street, leading down the
south side Washington-square. Seve-
raj persons have already fallen therein
and it is earnestly hoped the Commis-
sioners, who are certainly entitled TO much
praise for the prompt and judicious man.
agement ofthe business conlided to them,
will give attention. to this matter, and
remedy the evil, as the long dark nights
are approaching, when it will be extreme
~ dangerous, particularly for strangers.
Strong apprehensions are entertained
among the smokers, that the law against
smoking scgars in the streets. during the
night, is to be put Ill operation. In
Providence. the law is rigidly enforced,
and the most respectable citizens Of that
place set the praise. worthy example of
complaining against every one who vio-
lates i, In town like this, which is so
subject to confiagration, we cannot be too
careful az no one can forsee the direful
consequences which nigh, result from
carelessness.
A resolution il before the Leg isls,ure Of
Tenuessee, instr0cung tho Representatives OF
that State in Congress not TO attend Presi-
dentisi Caucus.
Ro,hschild, the celebrated Jew Banker, OF
london, is reported 10 paper Of that city, to
bs worth seventy millions Of dollars.
The Corporation of Washington Ciy have
been sued hy NJ. Clark, Of Richmond, Vrg.
and by Col. Il Wood, OF Providence, for
the ecovey OF Prizes drawn in the late Ma
tional Lottery, got up under the auspises OF
that Corporation. Mr.. CLARK, it will be re.
coll. .cted, is tho famous dreamer, who drew
the puze Of 8 100000.
The Supreme Cout' Of this state closed
their Oct. term in the county Of Kent on
Wednesday last. John B.iggs, Jun was in.
dicted for having in his possession counterfeit
bank notes, intending to pas,'he ssme-ior
stabbne, with on inten,ion TO murder, Benji-
min Holden, D-puy Sheriff, whiie he wa,
endssyoring to arrest him---for On assault and
battery on w. Wood, and Tor wounding said
Wood win q knife, while he was assisting
SAID Holden 10 arrest him. To these several
cha, ge., Br'gs. pleaded Guihy. On the 6fs
injic,meni, he was sentenced to pay Zoe OF
$1,000 for the use Of the Sts,e--o be im2ris.
oned 5 years--io stand in the piofy half an
hour on the 81 F'idsy Of Novsmber, and while
,hete to have both his ears cropped, and be
branded with the letter C--to pay oil the costs
Of prpsecu,son, and stand commit;ed .ll the
sentence be complied with. On the second
indie ren, he was sentenced 10 pay fine Of
$500 and 10 imprisonment fo' one year--on
til ,n'-d indictment, he was sentenced to
foe o! $500 aud moo,hs imprisonment.
Providence Patriot.
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Steamboat Providence.

NEW ARRANG CEMENT,
THE. Steam. boat Providence, will
l. ron as follows. from Sunday morning the 18th
inst till further notice, viz From Newport at o.
clock in the morning, and Providence at half past
a'eiock in The afternoon
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Burdick 6 Hutchins,

No. l24 Thames S,eel, under fhe Cas-
toni- House,
Respectfully informs the ladies Of Newport and
its vicinity,
THAT they have now on hand COM
i plete assortment of walking shoes. viii ch in
regard to work kmaoship and materials to
say before offered for sale in this town, and will
sell them at very low price. All other kinds Of la.
dies shoes proportionabiy shesp "A rDOrd 10 the
il sufficient
Measures taken ss usual for all kinds Of ladies'
too's and shoes. and executed with neatncss and
despatch.
Oct 10.
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DTED,
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

ENTERED.
Schooner Sally Hope. Baker, Boston.
CLE9RED,
Brig Stephen Bigley, New Orleans
Brig Perseverance,. Stanbope, Coast OF Brazil
Schooner Washington Packet, Shove. Georgetown
Schooner Ann, Easton, West Indies
Schooner Sally Hope, Baker, Providence
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Sunday, Ocs i2,
Arrived sch'r Harriet, Pitts Of Bristol, from Fred.
ericksburgh, Is days.
Jfo;,dGy, Der 13,
Arrived soop Express, Sawyer. of aud from Port.
land, for New.York. IN distress S O'Clock, NJ
Point Judith bearing NV by miles. was run foul
OF by full rugged. high decked brig, newly painted.
from what information could be collected, supposed
her to be the Superior of New Bedford, Capt Allen,
bound to New-york, from New. Bedfotd-our but
warks were stove in, davit and crotch carried away,
boom unhung, opin-liit and other rigging cut away,
2hhds molasses stove. and msinsaii considerably
torn, and other damage not ascertained
-ooo--
ME.NOR.qAD M.
Arrived at Bremen, Aug Is. brig Bru,us, Hart, Of
this port, from Havana.
Arrived at Savannah, 3oth ult. brig Venus, Kelly,
days from this port.
The ship Robinson Potter. Waite, Of this port,
arrived at Liverpool on the LIST ultimo, from New.
Orleans.
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REAL ESrATE-at auction,

REAL ESrATE--at auction,
On MONDAY. Dec. Sat IL o'clock, AM
On he hremise.-Y fair sueather, other.
mise the neri /air day, (unless hreviolsiy cold
6y Private contract
THE Farm Of the subscriber, situate in Middle,
TO wn, about = mile aud q half from the State.
House in Newport, with the DS cling House. Out
Houses. privileges and sppar,snsn to the same
belonging Said farm comprises about 81 acres,
and will be sold in lots TO suit purchasers, Those
wishing more particular description, and a know
ledge OF the conditions will apply to the subscy iber
living on the premises.
ALANSON PECKHAM.
Yddlttpwn, sept IL. 1893.
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FOR SALE,

THE White Hal! Farm, SO called, sit.
Il uated in Midde,own. containing one hundred
acres OF most excellent land. Said farm is holden
by lease from Yale College. given originally for
999 years the unexpred term Of which 10 93e years
subject to an anoua, payment to said College Of I40
dollars The lease.hold interest in said Farm has
been assigned to thu subscribers, by Ohuer Wiyhmdn
for the benefit OF his creditors aud will be sold &C.
cordmgly. at private or public sale II not disposed
OF at private sale. it will be offered at public auction
on the Goth vi March next.
JAMES SHAW. a''ig"se'
Newport, Sept. 18, 1923.
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NEWPORT.

THURSDAY, OcroBEa Is, 1928.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10.
~ .-I.Ar .l.IN


The following petitions were presented to-
day, and referred 10 appropriate committees
By Mr.. Luwrie, the memorial of the city
and county of Philadelphia, praying a revision
of the present tariff
By MIR. Lowrie, also, the petition of Richard
O'BrIen, PRAYING that his accounts, as Consul
at Algiers, may be settled, by the proper ac-
counting officers, upon principles OF rqui y,
with reference to the modes Of doing business
at Aigiers.
By Mr.. Noble, the petition of Eliza Dill,
one of the heirs of Gen. Arthur ST.. Clair, sta :
ting that the government is indie bted iu her
late father for military ser,i ices, and praying
for the relief of congress.
The resolution offered, yesterday, by Mr.
Holmes of Maine instructing the committee
of Finance to inquire whether any further
provisions are necessary to prevent frauds ia
the revenue on the eastern frontier oil the l.
States, Was again read and passed.
The resolution submitted yesterday, by Mr.
Barton. concerning the French and Spanish III
ties To lands in Missouri and Arkansas, was
again read and passed.
The joint resolution offered yesterday by
Mr.. Benton, proposing amendment of thu
constitution, so as TO give the election of r re-
sdent and Vice President To the people in
primary assemblies, received its second read
ing.
On motion of Mr.. Macon, it was ordered,
that hereafter, when the Senate adiourns on
Fridays, il will adjourn till the ensuing Mon
day, unless otherwise Ordered aud
The Senate then adjourned till Monday
next at ls O'Clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18

Mr.. Woop Of New York, said he did moi
rise To 81 iniu The merits of the original claim
of the individual whose case was now under
consideration, being of opinion, with the Sp.a-
ker, that, after its principle was once settled, il
ought not tn be- n second and "a third time dis
cussed in this House. The same objection
which is now made, was made at the last SEES
sion. The House, with its eyes open, aud
with perfect conviction of the recitude ot
the claim, passed law for its adjust ment.- =
The usual course, in such cases, is To include
IN the bill provision for the payment of what
may be- due To the claimant. lfthat course
had been pursued this year, what would have
beenNhe result ? The amount due would have
been paid by "A treasury warrant the moment
II WAS asceriainpd. Did the omission OF such
IA provision bring the principle of the act al
last session back TO this House for cOnsidera-
ton? No! the right of the individual con-
cerned WAS complete and perfect the moment
the President had passed upon the settlement
which had been made by the accounting OFF
Ger. Ii was aNested right, beyond the power
| of this House. lfthis was not the case no re-
| lance could be placed upon the plighed faith
| Of this House, or of the nation. Mr.. w. made
sumo further remarks in reply to Mr.. Liver
| more, ard concluded by expressing his hope
that there would he an unanimous vote in fa-
vor of this grant.
The question was then taken on striking
out the enacting clause of the bill. and d. cidrd
in the negative, by large majority.
Mr.. COOKE then mUved AN amendment TO
the bill, the object Of which was 10 declare
that the amount now appropriated should be
IN full of the claim of MIR. Tompkns.
This amendment was also ntgatived, by a
decided majority and
The hill was ordered to be engrossed for a
third reading Tomorrow.
Mr.. Taylor introduced joint resolution for
the appointment of a joint Committee on the
Library of Congress; which was twice read
and ordered To be engrossed for third rea d.
ing. And then the House adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. Rankin, from the committee on Public
Lands, reported bill 90 for authorizing he
Secretary of the Treasury to furnish, for the
use of the territory of Arkansas, an abstract of
the Military Bounty Lands lying within the
same;" which was twice read, and being I'M
der consideration for a third reading
Mr.. Taylor moved an aEe ndnent, designa-
ting the Governor of Arkansas as tile person
to whom the abstract is Ia be sent which was
adopted.
! The bill was then ordered tn be engrossed
for third reading.
| MIR. Fuller submitted the following:
Resolved, That the President of the United
States be requested TO communicate To this
House plan for peace establishment of the
Navy of The United States.
The resolution lies on the table for one day
of course.
| On motion of Mr.. Cobb, il was
| Resolved, That the committee of WAYS
and Means be- instructed TO inquire into the
expectancy of repeating so much of The Law =
OF the United States as imposes duty on i'm
\ ported salt.
On motion of Mr.. TOmlins0n, il was
| Resolved, That the committee Of ommerce
be instructed TO inquire whether il BE- expedi-
ent 80 TO amend the act, entitled An act %
| regulate the collection OF duties ON imports and
tonnage" as TO abolish the office Of Aieastrer :
| To provide that the duties heretofore perform
ed by the neasurers, in virtue of said ac,
| shall be- performed by the inspectors; and 10
| prohibit the allowance of any additional com
pensatiOn to inspectors for measuring.
On motion of Mr.. WhIpple, il was
Resolved, That the committee on Military
Affairs be instructed to inquire into the expr-
diency of amending the act making provision
for arming and equipping the mili'ia of the u .
States, passed April 3, 1903, so that the arms
provided by virtue of said act, and transmits
ted to the several states and territories OF thr
Union. shall, by each state and territory, be de-
posted and kept IN proper aFsenals, ia be- pro-
vIded by said state or territory, ready to be-
delivered to the militia thereof only wheh
called into the actual service Of the II. States
or Of the state or territorial government, and
to be returned 10 such place or places of de-
poslie when said service shall cease.
Mr.. Cook submitted the following:
Resolved, That the Secretary nf the Trea-
sUry be directed to communicate to this
House all the information in his possession,
tending to show the circumstances connected
with u recent robbery Of the Land Office AT
V"ndalia, in the state of Illinois, and the jus
tee of releasing The receiver of public moneys
from his liability to the Government for the
sum lost by the said robbery.
This resolution lies ON the table one day Of
course.
On motion oi Mr.. Conway, ii was
Resolved, Thai the committee on Indian AZ
fairs be instructed to inquire into the exprdl
-1cy ~ establishing three additional agencies
west Vt the mississippi.
The cngrossed hill appropriating certain
.um Of money for the relief Of Daniel u.
Tompkins, was read a third time, passed, ard
sent to the Senate fer concurrence
And then the House adjourned to Monday.
MoNDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1928.