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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-07-19
- n,pecT,oNs FOR USING.

DIKECIIUFS VIZ
IN = small pinch on going to bed, and
beS.n y; w The mountaineering to three 0'
four per day. n,NeoN womes,er.
Worcester, Dec. Z, lS.9'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-07-06
Dicn.

in this town on Wednesday, 2sth ult Sam
uel Clarke, az u 7 years, a promising son OF
the late mr. Samuel Clarke
On Friday last, John Henry, eldest son o!
mr.. Joseph Joslyn, aged 4 years and five
months.
On Sunday last, miss Mary Johns, aged
about 20 years.
Yesterday morning, Edward Z. Taylor Jun
son Of capt. Edward T.. Taylor, aged 7years.
On the 27th ult Mary, daughter of mr.
Benjamin Price, aged year Her death was
occasioned by swallowing small stone.
At North Kingston, 2lst ut. mr. James
Austin, aged "a years. He dropped down al
his door and instantly expired.
Drowned, on the 2;id ult. from on board the
ship Eliza & Ann, two days put on her home
ward bound passage, from Havana, mr., Aa,
ron b, Potter, mate Of said vessel, son OF the
late nr. Rescon Potter, of this town lie
was an entorprisng young man, and his loss
will be deeply felt by those who were last &C
quainted with him
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-07-06
SOAP-STONE. MAR
BILE, SLATE, &c.

TfiE subscriber has just received Ten
l. Tons of Francistown Soap Stone,
warranted TO stand the test of fire. Those
who are in want of this useful article can
be supplied with Fire Places, lIearths,
Furnaces, Back Logs, small Blocks for
setting Stills, Hattcrs Kettles, and every
other use where Fire proof Stone is re-
quired.
Also keeps constantly on hand, large
assortment Of Marble and Slate, suitable for
Monuments, Tomb Tables, Grave Stones,
Facings, Hearths, Jambs, Soda Urns and
Tables, Water Founts, Paint mills, Paint
Stones, and almost every article called for
in the Store Cutting line, all Of which will
be executed in a style inferior to none, and
on the most reasonable terms. All orders
gratefully received and punctually attend
ed 20.
Country dealers can be supplied with
Rough Stock al u aaall advance from cost.
ID. BOLLES.
Proridence, Hydrauiion- Street, near the
Erchange Bank, Ues,-side. June 26.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-07-06
Elk ECUToR's NOTICE.

DUBLfC Notice is hereby given TINT
Il the subscribers arc constituted Exc
cutors Of the last will and Testament of
AAGoS -. WILEY, late of New. Shore
ham, phy sicinD, deceased, and arc duly and
the In, directs, qualified to act as such:
t'lat said Tcstators Estate, has been re,
presented insolyent: and that George O..
SL,Eei1, Nicholas Lini,6eld, and Ui'H;nv
a. Uee,iea, Esqs. all OF said New-Shore.
ham, have been appointed Commissioners
on said Estate, to receive claims against
the same, aud TO report thereon 10 tho
Court Of Probate for the said town of Now
Shorcham, as the law directs.
And public notice is also hereby civop
that the letters of Administration on the
same estate, granted TO Samuel r. Rob,n.
son, have been revoked, and all proceedings
under hun annulled in consequence of the
discovery Of the last will ard Testament of
the said Aaron Z. Wiley having been
made subsequent TO the appointment of
said Robinson, as administrator. All per-
sons interested or concerned, are notified
TO govern themselves accordingly.
josiah >. PycKuAm, Erecuror.
LRDA WILEY, Ereeufrir.
June ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-07-06

18th. That il shall be and hereby is made
the duty Of the Health Officer TO inform of all
violations ofihe foregoing regulations, which
may come TO his knowledge-and il he shall
neglect or violate any of the duties prescrib-
ed TO him by the laws of the State, OF by the
regulations of this board, OF shall permit any
other person to violate the same, lac shall pay
fine Of 500
10th. That the aforegoing regulations be
published three weeks in both the Newspa-
pers printed n this Town, and copy of them
handed by the Health Officer to the Master OF
every quarantined vessel for his government
RR order, R b UOWLAND, Gcrk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-07-06
.Nt,eport, Wty6.

Court Of Probate, Nerport, Jaiy >, lo26.
NHEREAS the Commissioners Re
w port of the claims OIL the estate o
JANIS DANsELJ, late Of Newport, de
ceased, have been presented for allow
ance ,and the consideration thereofrcierrc,
TO Court OF Probate, to be holden at th,
State-House, in Newport on the first Mon
day of August next, at . o'clock, M: No
tlce is hereby given TO all persons interest
cd in said estate, TO appear al saij time enr
place, If they see fit, and they shall b,
heard. BY order Of said Count,
J6. j. h. ROWLAND, Prob. elk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-07-06

CH,RIEsToS, June l6.--Rojbery and
attempt 10 murder.-rhe Yorkyille Pioneer
OF the 9th inst. gives the particulars Of a
robbery committed upon Capt. Charles NJ.
Hart, Tax Collector Of that district, on the
morning ofthe 3d inst. Capt. II. being on
his way to Colombia, to pay into the State
Treasury the money received for taxes for
the last year, amounting TO upwards OF six
thousand dollars, had slept at the residence
of Mr.. Samuel Moore. about III or l2 miles
from the village OF lorkville. After leav-
ing the house, and when he had nearly
reached the main road, a stout man stepped
from behind 4 tree which stood immedl-
atcly on the side of the path, his person
being disguised, and seized hold of the
bride. but the horse starting disengaged
himself and was making his way back,
when at a short distance, he was seized by
another man in waiting. This person was
a,s1 blackeued and disguised, and on seiz-
il- The rem, discharged pistol at Capt.
II winch injured his arm, and selzlng him
bg the lcr, dragged him from his horse
The robbers cut open 4 handkerchief in
which the money was concealed, (of which
IL would appear they were apprized) and
VII W I'LL lls ut ONCI
seer of Mr.. Moore, and another person,
who were at work near, on hearing the
discharge ofthe pistol, hastened TO the spot,
and found Capt II. extended upon the
ground and apparently lifeless. On the
following day, two persons, WIN. Thom-
ason, and Dempsey Reeves, Alias Goul-
den were arrested, on the oath Of Capt.
II. and committed to York Jail, as the per-
petrators ofthe deed, aided by third per-
son, who was to Capt. II unknown-Th c
former is said TO be a respectable man and
near neighbor of the Tax Collector. Capt.
III. was positive as to the identity of the
latt er, but not so certain as TO the former.
The subject has caused much excitement
in Yorkville. Various reports were in cir
culation, for and against the prisoners, and
the trial is expected to be one Of great in
terest.
The Marine Rail Way at South Salem,
has been repaired, and on Tuesday, the
brig Ievant, of Gloucester, heavy built
vessel Of 233 tons, was hauled up with
great ease, in two or three hours, without
any difficulty.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-07-06
French School.

THOSE ladies and gentlemen who have
Il signifed an intention TO JOIN Mr.
Windsor's classes, are respectfully invited
to call this day, between the hours of3 and
), to regulate the time Of attendance, &c.
July u.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-07-06
DANCING SCHOOL.

TNIIE Subscriber proposes opening a
4 School for the instruction Of the po-
lite accomplishment of Dancing, as soon
asa sufficient number Of subscribers can
be obtained. Subscription papers will be
left at this office, and ut the office of Jo-
sIAB G. SHAW, ESQ. where, by applica-
ton, the particulars will be made known.
ID. H.. CAPRON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-07-06
$4,000 BUSHELS OF SAND
FOR MORTAR.

DROPOSAIiS will be received by the
Il subscriber until the lst of August next,
for the delivery on the wharf at Fort Ad-
ans, of $4,000 bushels of Sand for Mortar.
The Sand must be clean, coarse and free
from pebbles and the proposals must be
accompanied by fair sample thereof.
The delivery TO commence by the 10th OF
August next and TO be made in such quan.
titles and at such times as the progress of
the work may require.
JOS. q. TOTTEN Mai. Eng.
Brev't. Lit. Col.
Fort Adams, July 5, 1886.
The publishers oftbe Newport Mercury,
Providence PARROT and American. aud
Fall.River Monitor, will give the above 4
insertions, and forward their accounts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-07-06
Marrtr0.

In this town on Mon ay evening last, by
the Rev. mr. CAMEL, mr.. Clarke Crandall, To
miss Mary Ann Allen, daughter of the late
mr.. Philip Allen, all of this town
GammslI mr> Benjamin Barnard, merchant
of Portland. tomiss Elizabeth Huntington.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-07-06
rouNTs oy TYPE,

Which will enable them 20 execute, in the
Grs, style, any kind Of printing that may be
required as Show Bills, shop Bills,
Cards, Blanks Of every description, Labels,
Lottery Tickets, &c&c.
Every favor promptly executed.
June -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-07-06
%c@:oG.

A IL persons indebted tothe Subscriber
n by Note or Book account, are inform.
ed that if they arc not settled on or before
tic 2Jth Of the present month, they will be
placed in the hands Of an Attorney for col
lection. Attention TO this notice VIII save
both trouble and expense.
July q. w. ID. CALLAHAN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-07-06
Cour, Of Probate. !yepport, Jpiy 3, Is26.

Cur, Of Probate. NeTPort, JDiy 3, Is26.
WHEREAS application having thi,
w day been made for administration
on the estate of Thomas Flood, Irishn,an
late resident in Newport, deceased, and
the consideration nthereofreferred to court
of Probate, to be holden at the State House
IN said Newport, OIL the first monday ir
August next, at g o'clock, A. NJ: Notice is
therefore hereby given to all persons in
terested in said estate, 10 appear a, said
time and place, If they see lit, and they
shall be heard.
BY order Of said Court,
JG, y. b. ROWLAND, Prob. Clk.'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-07-06

Sudden Deuth.-Wiliam Macklin, the
Steward Of the Connecticut, while taking
atrunk from the boat to the wharf, soon
after her arrival here on Wednesday last,
fell dead upon the ground.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-07-06
II. I. UNION BANK.

A i the annual meeting of the Stock
IA holders of the X. |. Union Bank, held
at their Banking House on the first Mon
day in July, 1896; the following persons
were elected directors for the year ensu.
ing; Christopher q. Chdmpiin, Nm. Crook,,
Joanthdn Bocen, Christopher Fowicr, Ste
phsn Il. .Northam, John Il. Mann, Geo.
EneS, Robert u. Lee, Nm. g. Robinson.
AZ subsequent meeting of the direc
tors, CmIsTopuER G. CnAMrLIN, Esq.
was unanimously elected President.
July ;. N. G. BOSS, Cashier.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-07-06
At the New Store of
VIM. JAMES TILLEY.
165 & 166,

THAMEs-sTREET,
U.4S OPENED LAST SATURDAY,
A complete assortment of GOODS, purcha.
sed by him the past week in Boston, and
hc can say in truth, Very CHrAp!
.among his Goods are the following:--
4 superb Lot Of Broadcloths, Blue, black
IA and mixed, Cassimeres Linen and
cotton DrilIings, Twilled and plain Stripes,
Superb Silks for Dresses and Bonnets, A
complete assortment OF Guaze and other
kinds Of Ribbons, Fancy IIdkfS. of every
description, Bobbinett Edging well worth
$50 per yard, for only 2s6 a superb lot of
Vesting, English SILK Dresscschcaper than
common Grapes; India null and book Mus
lins, Cambricks for almost nothrig, Flag
silk Iidkis quite good for only 2s6; A su-
perb Assortment OF Linens, Fine yard Bob
binett Lace, at old price of 7sG per yard
Good Chex yard WIDE, for Isl Muslin for
Dresses such as has been sold for 2s3, now
sold for IL per yard Double Long Sbawls,
which have been cold at 30s, now offered
at les Superb Gingham gown Patterns,
for only 6sY each, such IS has been sold
at IiJs6 More ofthOse yard wide MusIns,
for 20 cents per yard Good Calicocs for
only I'D per yard Fine Chintz at Is. Stripe,
for I'D, Bombazins 81 PopIars. And alrns'
every article usually called for IN the On,
GOoDs Line.
w. J.T. will also open, Ono Bag Nut
MEGs very Cheap.
Newport. June - i-g6.
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Nautical Entelltgemce.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTERED,

Brig John, Norris, Havana,
Sloop Huntress, Read, New-York,
=" B. d. Jones, Manchester,
Ship George Champln, Win1ow, Ha-
yana.
CLEARED,
Sloop IIuntress, Read, Providence,
b. ID. Jones, Manchester, d"
Canton Grape, Spencer, Albany.
SATURDAY. arr. ship George Champlin
Winslow, 10 DIS. fir. Havana. The shlp
stopped ? ds. off Charleston. which makes
the short passage OF only . ds. from Ha-
vana.
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ODD AND EVHN--AGAIN (!
$ 10000 HIGHESr PHlzE.
WIZ be drawn on the 18th July.

SCHEME,
Prize Of 100000 /; Of $4,000; 9 o
5000; l0 of 1000; 10 Of $500; 80 o
500; 30 Of $50; 200 Of $50 ; $50 ofSlIl
800 81 1000 -.
Tickets s. each--two tickets must draw
one Prize e-rnay draw three.
Orders left at the Lucky office Of th'
subscriber will meet due attention.
July g. j. e. SHAW.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-07-06

tOu- usual Shipping LAST rp did not
put in type, III order TO make room for he
particulars ofhe celebration ofthe Ih.l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-07-06
NOTICE.

MO deck Passenger will bc IA ken on board
~ Stea IN Boat Connecticu, al Newport for
New York. Nm CG'MSTOCK.
June ~. LEG
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-07-06
Dob prtnttU4,
ATKINSON & READ,

Lave just received from The Boston
IL Type and Stereotype Foundry, entire
NEW kNc ELEGANT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-30
EOREEGN,
SOUTH AMERICA.

Capt. Read ar. at Boston, and who left Enssra-
da March 6. states that he was boarded nv, ID
Oil the Chico bank, by the Brazilian soradron CO.
ssiing OF about 30 or So sail, with an addi,io,,
70 .ne ~, former force OF irsate, SC bound up
Adm Brown, with his squadron of one chin .
briggs and gunboats, was cannonadpg the toi.n
OF oonia, on the 9th, and had been for two d,v,
before. Two of his capts. (Bearsley and Mason
II was said had been broken for nisconduc, ~ ~
first action with the enemy. 'O
FROM Buenos tyres Papers 10 JLarcb q
=, In the port OF Patagones several valuable Rrsz;-
ian pri@es had oeen carried, in which 400 negroes
lou oeeh lounu' whose lot instead of being the un
happy victims OF Brazilian Sugar Plsn,a,ions
VIII become that of free cuItivators of the land ~
Patagonia. The Emperor of Brazil is the onIv ,u
Ter III the new world that protects that de,esi.b1
trathc OF human beings! The town Of Ps,aaonas
mas organized two companies its inbabitants 10
garrison IFS port. ~
Inc appointment Of Lord Ponsonby az Minis,s,
tieh'Po'entlary from great Britain to the Govern.
ment OF the United Provinces of Rio do /. b.,
IS announced in the Mensagero, as a bisb bono'5
10 the country, being the first Individual If ~
rank, ever destined TO the States of South Are,
lea. NA"ie'-
The death Of the Emperor Alexander is also mon.
TONED as likely to produce dissolution oftbc UoI,,
Alliance Which Heaven grantl
'"ion poiiVsr mas appointed he grand Marshal
OF Ayacucho TO act in his stead in The repnbic IS
boiyls during his stay in that of Peru; and in case
OF sickness, absence, or death, the General of III
visIon' Ion 10 Andres Santa Cruz, is TO take his
place The Liberator expected to be back 10 C,l,-
quisaca' the Capital Of Bolivia, the 25th of Mav
al me opening OF tbeGeneral Assembly.
BUENOS AYRES, Sd March, Ye,,er5,,
boat sent to CoIonia by the Commandancv oS ~.
Il9e returned 1t met the national feet off that mort
where 1t remained after having battered its ON
tfenchments, and totally destroyed the bsterv If
santa hHs, situated at the mouth of Tho No,
Inc loss OF the enemyin the continual attacks
Whieh II mas sustained since Sunday, as seen ON
the batteries and walls is said TO be verv .or.;n d
rabie; the brig Royal Pedro, which was in The nor,
was oohged 10 run on shore, and her crew escape5
IN Iong boat On our part no other loss is an
nounced except that Of the brave and ,vor,bv co...
Ioandsnt oil the brig Belcarce, the Sergeant Maj,
Don Bariolo Ceruti, and few v o9nd@J III
oiheer alter having acquired comfortable for,an.
enough to pass his life in an independent NAM.
oe,sIegsrded It's comforts. and fastened to the cali
Of his county, which demanded new servicss IT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-30
pTRIIG MELTING.
ItenrJ Horn, CO.,
+. Stoever, sec res


Al meeting OF the Of the city and county NJ Mil
1Ieph held at the county courthouse OH the lG t NJ
80 10 iaoi mta;nTes 70 relieve the venerable Thomas eTer
s us present PeSunIary embarrassments, agreeaby to
puzzle notice; GeI. Ikomas Cadoladey wa csIIsI 10 H.
ohan and Josiah Randall and Clement c. Bdd sppoip,eJ
Chaies s. Coke E-q stated The object of the een.
oneled Tue following eambe aud resolutions which
''T m and unanimously adopted.
whereas Ihomds JIG GtTson needs the aid of co,n a.,
indt endence oil which, half century ago he lar.I,
bs upon original principles Of freedom and virtue
nation, many OF whose responsible Office, he h, fji III
we uno'i ability, purity, and public appreciation hui ur,n
years SINCE his from active service b
means OF subsistence have ed bv pecIu,v
me charges OF indispensable hospitality 80 that lac i.
ia tnt decline OF life ofhOe comforts to which he ba, bs
infatuated aud IS entitled: Therefore $500 "e'"
THINKS n1s ads9I2e provision ought TO be made for
hes0fvc9, That 1t be recommended IN the pooi r ,t;
nOh"ellh to hold early meetings in their several rou
@t pubic subscription ne there opened 10 form fund tor
'he aid Of the 4Uhor fhe Declaration of Jneyennc
ad TO enable every citizen Participate in This r
se upon republican principles Of equality thai the Sub
soIIpHons he limited loone dollar each. ~
ResofUed That Committee OF super intonJecce and .
consisting OF tTeny-eg OF the CITY and
y VI tnilueipha, be now appointed, whose duty il shall
iheianee ana accomplishment Of the objects OF the Cc
touon' aud that the said be authorised TO
Whatever Vacdnces may occur in their body. IT.
On melton OF L. ID. Ingahani, Esq Resokred rbs, ,b
a. ana constitute part of committee
DJln"IS consists OF Tue following gentlemen: Thorn
william Jones, Mathew Carey, Jos ph H. In
seTsoil, william Short; William Duane Daniel w ,tnve H.
ioiand John Nagiee Cha les s. Coke Charlie, j. Ingerso
Josi d. S"utheriand Edward s. Bu, BENJAMIN Cbew i,
George Dallas. Robert Walsh ur. Samuel Uumobrsv'
81 lnsiai16 John Vaughan, Leveu Harris Samuel Rush
IsAahdet ~ CafaheT, William Duncan Thomas Sharks eL
Biddle. '1" i'~''@'i' Element e.
ResoiUea, That the thanks of the meeting he ,sud.,oJ a.
Resofved That the proceedings of the meeting he ppb,.d
'H all The he"Pafef' THOMAS CADWALADER,
.Io.,b Rsnd,u chairman.
Clement c. DdJlc, secretaries.
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lCoNcLUDEp.7
DO NTES TIC.
DEMOCRATIC JACKSON TOWN NIFF.T


~(~SNAOSAtAA ~ JAGkDON lOXN MEET
ING.
AT large and respectable meeting of The demo.
cratic ci'izens OF the city and county of Pbila u
phia, friendly to the election of Gen. AndTe,,
Jackson, 10 tue Office of President of the IJni,e,
States, held pursuant TO public noce at The Countv
Court House, IN the city of Philadelphia on Thur
day afternoon, May 18th, at O'Clock On mo.
ion, jacob Holga'e. ESQ. was called TO the chair
ana Frederick Slower and Henry Horn were chosen
secretaries.
! he meeting being thus duly organized, GEORGE
NJ. Dallas, Esq rose and after some very ANNE
pirate and eloquent PREDATORY remarks, on the ne
cessiiy OF an eaily movement of the Democratic
Friends OF Gen. Jackson, offered the folIo,vino
preamble and revolutions, which were severaIl9
considered aud adopted, with the utmost union and
cordially Of feeling.
Whereas, republican government can be ef-
ieciivey maintained by the vigilance and activ;tv
o. lbe people, their voice should on oil occasions
OF political importance, be heard in plain and une-
qmVocai expressions OF opinion; when spprehen.
slons are entertained that the rulers of the nation
enforce principles mediate schemes injurious 10
popular rights Or subversiye of the popular will il
should be The aim Of every citizen, with the mode
ration due 10 himself and the frmness due N HE
country, openly to warn and perseveringly TO CON
iend against the danger The silent and sec, pro
gIe5s Of perverted power may prepare aid impose
sbackies which at an emergency II would be diff
cult u not impossible to throw off, forcino.tbe
community 10 assertion Of unalienabe rights into n
state Of violence incompatible with happiness and
repfoschiul to 'he cause of freedom An earlv
and candid declaration Of political sentiments and
Objects, with settled organization 10 promote
Their diffusion and pacific atiaInments tends EQUALLY
70 untold TIE will ofihe PEOPLE, to secure 10 il It's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-30
(Sony.)
treasury department, Comptroller's }
Office. OOH Mar IQoH (

Silt has been represented to this Department
by number of the delegation in Congress from,
New York, that you have published a notification
stating that you had received instructions from The
treasury TO exact tonnage duties in the case of ca
mai ooa's employed in the transportation of goods on
the New York Canal.
Having examined the records of this Department.
and not finding any instructions of the Kind alluded
to- have to request you will inform me, as soon as
practicable, by whom, and AT what time, such in
structions were given 10 you.
You will of course suspend the exaction of such
duties on those boats, thus employed until further
advised on the subject. Respectfully,
(Signed) J. s. ANDERSON. Comp,roller.
Meyndet NJ Dox, Esq. Collector,
Buffalo, New York.