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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-03
BALTlMoRE, Aug. 81.
Ihe Spanish Invading ErpedieiOn.


The Spanish Invading EEPed!sson.
The shooner Eclipse, at NeW.OrleAns Iroln
Tampico, which place che leit on the morning. Y.
az the 10th July, reports that part OF !ne
Snnnish soundron which left Havana, consist,
inr of one shin Of the line, ono ffIgatc. ant
two coryettes, had arrived, and were as an
cher or that Mace. The transports having
on board the troops had not yet been ncarc
Of The commandment at TampsSSe I naS l Is.
peaFance Of The hostile feet, which, we infer
has actually taken place Ia consequence OF lie
arrival. Il 10 also stated that levy by gov.
eminent Of ten millions Of dollars was 20 take
place on all monies that shall be brought from
The Interior for the purpose OF clothing and
paying the army, which was to DO accounted
for ut the close Of the campaign. Orders
had been given to station 10000 troops at
Tampico, 5000 at Campeachy, and at other
places on the coast In the same proportion.
The convoy with eight hundred thousand
dollars which was due at Tampico on the
l6th July, had not arrived-bad weather, Il 10 |
supposed, had detained Il.
ton that w. McF. Saul, Cashier Of the |
shooting himself He LEFT letter In which |
ut ubHlkueu 40 u EouuUu aUV ttA0 wtoPe SuU suSs \
Of his having appropriated eight thousand
dollars Of the bank funds to his private use.
The Pensacola Gazette announces that the |
United States schr. Shark, Capt. Voorhees,,
arrived at that port on the lst inst. The
Shark, with one Of the large barges attached
to the station, has been for the last three |
months cruixing on the south side Of Cuba, |
and has been able TO give the coast diligent |
search. Capt. v. reports with confidence, |
that there are no pirates at present on the
south side Of the island.
On the Goth July. Capt. Voorhees, UNDER
stood at Trinidad, that letters had that dag
been received from Vera Cruz, stating that our
MINISTER, Ma. PoINsETT, HAD BEEN AssAs-
sINAfED at the city of Mexico. This report
was generally believed at Trinidad.
Referring to the reported assassination Of
Mr.. ,Poinsett. the Philadelphia National Ca |
xette thus remarks s-,
We may hope that the report Of 40 deplo-
rable an event and 30 atrociousa crime as the
assassination of Mr.. Poinsett, In Mexico, Is
without foundation. Il may have arisen from
the supposed probability Of an attempt on his
life.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-03
LATEsT FROM ENGLAND.

BOSTON, Avn, Sts
The packet ship Liverpool, Capt. HOwea,
arrived at this port THE morning, having
sailod Nrom Liverpool on the oath ult. We
are Indebted 70 Mr.. Topi6 Tor the loan OF 2
regular Ale Oe papeFs from the i4th 70 the S4tn
Iulv inclusive. The lAteness Of the noWr,
fe p. Ny precludes the possibility OF g!vlns
lhls evening more than very brIet aOs1'"c'
Of their contents. Aha.
There Is a report from Nuremburg tn wy
The Emperor Nicholas had MADE paS.haSS
. tleclNratiOn to this eGEect-that RUSSIA wO". U
NOT permit lts subjects to be carried lnIO s'@yS-
nv by the Turks, nor consent q Any sss"iS-
lion of lie navigation OF the blscM ~. go -
That an arrangement with regard - .MO .S.,
penses ofthe war might easily De maIo ' s"I /.
HI forced 10 an Rcqulsltson " Voss r.. ~. -
would as soon as possible ses sN y" Mn T
Slominions were already unwle.usy, ~. ~
Emperor ID said to have exclalmea On nsNE-
;rS 6f The victory &c Gen. Diebltsch, Now
ESvone win see that am a man OF honor"
AdvicSa rom COnstantlMoplC 70 June w
state lint the English and French Anabassa.
.lors have been received with the greatest
.1istinciion. The Turks ARE making active OF
C,rts. - reoair the loss sustained In their latt
SsSsAt beioro Shouunla. Seven thousand
Y ,sssn, nnder the Seraskier Pacha, departed
rom Constansinople on the SOth' 20 re'n'OFc'
the Grand Vizier. !.
The Emperor Of Russia has conferred 2!
Gen. Diebitsch the order OF 81. George, ant
presented him with six OF the cannon take" u
The battle before Shoumla. =.
Letters from Constantinopie OF June 40
state that Sir Sydney Smith 10 to take com
u,Ond of the Turkish feet, or 70 assist ~ tne'
naval councils; that the Ottoman icrces =
mount TO 100000 men, and they are daily or
ganizing new regiments. .,.
Cen. LAFAYETTE has given orders to sell Ia
lands which he possesses In the United STATES
TO nav the debts Of Mr.. Monroe. the 'atte
has refused to accept the glit, but the uener
al's agent has received orders, at az events
10 follow his instructions. This 10 the reasol
for which the lands ofGen. Lafayette IN tn'
United States, have been recently put up To-
sale. ~, d" v,,
are sorry to have to state the stoppage OF III
eminent American house at Manchester
The estimated debts are 100000. Vhe prln
cinal held an official situation for two toFesg
governments. ..a.,...
the junction Of the Rhine and tao Danube
q. canal. &c. ., =.
: War has been declared between Austria On
Morocco.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-03

Ertroes.-"Whsn ! read, in an hymenial ar
tIcie, that mans third daughter e married.
y puts me IN mind Of that number in bins Of
unengaged."
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-03

A case Of pOisOn, from eating pickles KEEP
too long In brass vessel, Is said to have occur
red last week at SPEAKERS basin, Little Falls
". Y. and the consequent death Of severa
persons Is reported.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-03

Yale Coilege.-There are rs CFaduates of
the College now living. or supposed TO Be- liv.
ing, who left the institution prior 20 The Dec.
laTatiOn Of American Independence.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-03

At Harper's Ferry, on Friday last, the dri-
yer Of the public team was engaged. with his
wagon and two horses, upon the hin near
JefeFson's Rock. A severe clap Of thunder
frightened the horses, and they ran towards
the pEecipice. The impulse given by the
wagon put &c out Of their power to stop. and
they were precipitated from q large rock a
distance Of about 20 feet before they struck.
One of them was killed. aud although the
other was severely bruised and cut. DO was
led OF and win probably recoverable. Press.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-03

Great Freshet-The Charleston, s. G. ga.
pers give an account ola serious freshet in the
Pee Dee river, which had caused much dam.
age. The river rose 80 feet 10 a single NIGHT.
The current was so strong that logs were
snapped in two, trees uproOted, mills carried
away, SIC. The loss Is represented to have
been dreadful on all the river low grounds ana
Il Is feared that the Rice Planters lower down.
must also feel the effects. Letters from Cam.
den, represent the destruction Of cotton ana
corn, upon the low grounds ofthe Waferee. ne
very extensive; and the loss Of stock in the
swamps az very great. -.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-03

The State Of Delaware has abolished thei
militia system altogether. Il has been esti
mated that it costs the State Of Pennsylvani;
and It's citizens upwards Of three millions 0
dollars annually to support the caricature o
an army.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-03

Remarkable presence Of mind.-On Wednes-
day week the daughter Of Mr.. Farquharson.
Bankend. Sterlingshire. Geo. was standing
near beehive. The hive threw OF a swarm,
and alghted on the young woman's head. Il
completely covered her hair. face. breast, and
shoulders, 50 that she could neither see nor
speak. In this situation she remained with
out moving, until her father brought a hive,
and the bees entered Il, without her receiving
single sting. Had she ran away, or irrilated
the insects BY striving to remove them. the
consequences might have been fatal to her.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-03

The scenery along the valley Of the C,
necticut is far more beautiful than that of
Hudson. We took a view from the ton
Mount HOlyoke last Saturday morning. I
sun does not shine upon lovelier prospe
There are twenty-six towns and villages e
braced within the panorama, and support
by the richest meadows in America. T
Connecticut 10 quietly winding amcng III.
villages like silver ribbon.-N Y. Courier,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17
EsesssDr0S.

Have removed their Store from No. e., to
No. l0s, Mn.ket-1. Wilmington, DEL
Two doors below the
INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL,
keptby ALEXANDER Poa1ER
Grateful for the patronage they have received, they return
their thanks their TRENDS and the public general, and
hope BY strict attention ~ business to merit contnua-
tim OF their custom
They have Land, and intend keeping general
of
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17
A.ssssD Dollars.

WANTED fur thousand Dollars on loan Tor a term OF
w YEARS. at five per cent per anni'n tor when sasac
tory security will be given Real Estate, worth at least
WIN. II NAFF
.,A,j ., 1870 99-tlMay
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17
n office,
July 90, 1928,

n conformity with the provisions Of the Isl sec
z ton of an Act o.. he General Assembly OF the
State Of Delaware passed Oh the seventh day Of
February 1923. The President and Managers Of
the COMPANY Incorporated rs the Hame, style and
title Of. The President Managers and Company OF
the New Castle and Frencl, Town TURNPIKE"
hereby give notice, tina, a meeting Of the stockhol
ters in that company will be held 1T the unIon Line
Iotel, in the town Of New Castle, on Friday the /.
day of May next, III 10 o'clock A. NJ, TO decide
whether the capital stock Of said company shall be
increased for the purpose Of locating and construc-
,ias Railroad from the pace called Clarks cor
Ter. towards French II. y, to the Maryland line,
where it is inersected by the said Turnpike road
j.. the manner ana en the terms provided BY the
said Att In ordcr oftde Board.
I4ENsGI JouNs, j. Pres.
.4ffesf
JAMES COCPER, Sec.
New Castle, March 81, 1879 ioi-tin.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17
NavlinS's Cora aud Grass

G|sEy.rIE.~ssS.
a SUPPLY OF TIE above very superior SCythes
IA is received and offered fur sale BY the sub,cri-
Der. They are all 'oarrGniei To be good, and have
heretofore given very general satisfaction. Also
on hand. an assoi tment of DLll Sc,eps. Mill and
Cross Cat SAYS aud Hardware ard Cutlery at
reduced prices. Il. II. fARNALL,
No. 81, Market greet, Philadelphia.
March 2-. 1929 gS-tlJunp.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17
nelnwarc County. Anml
'NVA'I>ANE.
=. S. " IG.sa,g rsTryEyMrL,

=. S. .sES.ag DENExMEL,
ENF0RNS his friends aod the public generally,
d tlat Iii, school vas OPEN ON MONDAY
the / Bib inst in the building at present occupied by
Mr.. Samuel Fond school room. where will be
taught the usual 9ranehes Ct all English education,
comprising;
Reading, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, with
Writing, Bookkeeping, Composition, the use oi
Maps y,c with the Mathematics, generally; viz
1comary, Trgonometry, Men>uratlon, Gaugng,
surveying &c ills terms will be made known on
application at the Schnu inum, Or at MIR. Joseph
). OTIS Bookstore, No. IS, Market Street, Winning
ton.
April II. 1929. l0l-4t.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17
office.
March 81, 1929

I'm conformity with the provisions OF the hrSf sec
z ton of an Act OF the General Assembly OF the
state of Delaware, passed on the seventh day OF
February 1929, the President and Managers OF
!. The New Castle Turnpike Company hereby
rive uotce that IA meeting of the Stockholders IN
hat company will be held at the Union Line Hotel
in the Townof New Castle on Friday the LIST day OF
May next, at 10 o'clock A. M, to decide whether
The capital stock otsad company shall be increas ed
for the purpose of locating aud constructing ka-
road from the town of New Castle to the place CAL
led Ciarks' corner 10 the manner and on the terms
authorised and provided by said act
By order Of tie Board. ;,
]. r. BLACK, Prest.
Attest.
JOHN MOODY, Sec.
New Castle, :}lst March, 1929. i0l--tim.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17

Eun,,DvrviaA Bank oE Delaware.
fsyiE STOCKHOLDERS CT the Commercial
II Bank OF Delaware. "t'l please take notice, that
!, meeting il be helt At tAe Bauk OF Smyrna.
Thursday the 18th day Of May. botwecnthe hours Of
z and 3 c!o:k, +. NJ. 10 elect seven Directors,
and to adopt such measures a. may be requisite 10
lose finally, the concerns Of said Baah.
s. H. HOD5ON, Cash.
Smyrna March q. 1929. 9o-iaw 1t.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17
DA.Z GOODS,

Which they will sell Wholesale or Retail, at the most re.
uced prices. Their stock consists in part Of the following,
articles -
Buc back brown, cron, olive, and mixed cloths, super
fine, fine L low prIced,
Blue, black, drab 6 mixd csssmers,
Blue and IN xcd saitnet f,e and low priced,
Green and red baizcs,
Whi,e, yellow, red and green flannel,
Blankets, tcarnoash,s and linlseys
Iack clrcassais, blue and drab rattieus.
Hack aud mixed hastings and princeita,
Back. plain cooured AMI figured bonlbaZes,
handsome assortment of caicDes iil gnehams
Cambria Jaconel, hook, Swiss and mul nusls striped.
pam and figured
l.ish linen, long ia@n cambria linen, and cambr
hdkis.
Furniture and Cambria dmi,y, 1874 Marse;
D4nask table linen atd cotton diaper,
g. Z. s, and l04 Russian dial,e'
Russia and Porter slieeungs,
Linen and cotton driilmss, velve
Bangup and Pittsburgh cords,
Biack lead coioured aud mixet
White and black cotton do.
White black and raw silk hos
beaver, buck, Yorktan, hid, NJ,
4 genera! assortment OF 'onnei,
L allan, nankeen and conn.
| l,alian nantua, satin levaieen a.
striped and PLAID silks,
| black and blue BLACK and plain coloure>
ami iarencts,
/ Irne,trins, sc,shaw and sarsenet silks,
Al boliet and bJblet lAces and edsngs ard botinet
lace wells, s& &
Merno aud cashmere long and square shawls. sai.oas
4 colours, E
! Cashmere, silk and ganze hlkss.
B.n,lanna, lag and black SILK hdkfs.
Silk ya!encia swanstlown anda,arseiilcs vestng, w
UuLi elias and paiasols, SC. &C.
4 general assortment. Of Donaesties;
Such as a!liesing plsids End stripes, blsached and
brown muslns, &c.
All OF winch they invite Their friends and the PUBIC
veueraily to call and examine tor themselves -
March Is 1929 S4-tf
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17
DTyDETC ElNLE,

On the premises, on BOMBAY, The 25h day Of
Nay NEAI.
Sale to commence al O'Clock that day. a con-
siderable part Of the purchase money may remain the
property, secured iii the usual way.
ANY / c son wshng 10 view the premises, will please
apply to Nj. JOHN MORTON, residing the property,
81 to
William Martin.
Delaware County, hpr }. lOl-w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-16
IFrom. the N, y. Mercantile ADV sfTuesd.y J

IFrom the n, J. Mercantile Adv. sfTucsday
BY the ship Grecian, Masters. we retefved
last night, London dates to the evening OF The
Sd March. In the House Of Lords on the I'd
the Duke Of Newcastle gave notice that he
should move acali of the house, on the day
that might be- fxsd for. bringing into that
house the bin for the removal Of Catholic dis
abilities. which be said he should designate
as bill for depressing and injuring the
King, and for introducing Popery and arbi'
trary power. Tbe debate was very warm.
the Duke of Wellington and Sussex, and the
Bishop of Bath and Wells took an active part
The Duke Of Wellington, said that, the pro.
tcs'ant establishment would be confirmed in
ats strength and secured in the possession OF
its rights by concession TO the Catholics, and
shst the effect of the course the Government,
was about 10 pursue would DO to put down
and prevent the growth Of Popery altogether
II will be remembered that the hfta OF
March was the day fixed for bringing in the
bill into the House of Commons.
Letters from Varna, Of Odd Jan. stated that
provisions were plenty at that place. The
blockade of the Dardanelles was very sensibly
felt at Constantinopie in the rise Of provisions
The Russian head qnarters were Ia be reHlov-
cd in March, towards the Danube, and opera
tons would commence with the siege OF Silis
tria.,
Madeira was still in an unsettled state.
The Porte would do nothing contrary to
former declarations: but had signified TO the
Netherlands Ambassadors, that he would recog.
nize and respect the peutrality of the Morea,
until something definite could be arranged re-.
specting that portion Of Greece.
The number Of members qualified TO vote at
tie settling Of the Catholic Associ iation was az
the time Of its dissolution over $4,000.
Mr. Peel had been sworn in as member for
Wcstbury. The London Markets were OK
cessively dull.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-16
"A NEW STOCK or
DryGOOds.
AMONG WHICH. Anr

AMONG WHICH, Anf
Blue, black, olive and mixed oadcloths,
super London Csssimercs, blde. black and
drnb - Sattinetts and fannsls. bomba zetts,
black bombazines; Italian, nankin. e. Can.
ton Grapes; light and dark Gros de Nap
Silks, black levsntines and ldstrings; green.
pink and straw Florences; super cambria
Ginghams, gold check ditto; merino, cssh-
mere, and Valencia Shawls; worsted 'ba.
rege hdkfs, f,ncy silk and gauzc do; fogs
and bandannast black italian Crsvsts; silk,
Valencia and Marseilles vestings, silk and
cotton Hose, yellow nankins; kid, beaver.
and Hoskin gloves; Irish linens, brown e.
black do; plain and figured Swiss muslin;
plain and figured jaconsts; null aud book
ditto; calicos and ginghsms; brown linen
drillngs, Rouen Cassimcres. Russia dis.
pers, linen dsmask; a cheap lot Of parasols.
Sheotings, Shirtings, Stripes, Plaids,
Checks, Tickings, &c. &c.
The above with . very general assort.
ment Of DRY GOODS not herein snume.
rated, will be sold Nc cheap ~ can be
bought elsewhers. Newport april o, 1899.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-16
Lots at AUCTION.

Will be sold OF public auction on SATUR-
DAY, the 18th instant, OF IL o'clock, a.
m. on the premises,
TNHE Land east of,he Rhode Island Uu.
ion Bank, belonging 20 said Bank. be-
nc eligible situations for building lots. OF
gardens. The sale will be positive unless
previously disposed of at private sale.
BY order, N. g. BOSS, Cnsh'r.
j. c. Sh.4Jr, .Aatr.
april O. ,e. itdos
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-16

crew from the wreck ofbrig rcs,cra, Newton
of Nuwpors from 81. Johns L T.. for New
York. having been dismssted 30 dsys-tThs
Tariff, st Portland, fell in with the wreck OF
the Pomona, 25th ult lat 33 80, Ion &C 0,bu,
blowing fresh did not board herl
A CARD. Tho undersigned tenders his
thanks to Capt. Prentss Of the brig Paragon,
for the kind reception he. together with his
crew, received after being taken from the
wreck Of brig Pomona. and brought 10 this
port SIMON NEWTON Jr.
New-York, April IL.
Brig Ann Gadsden, Northam, OF this port,
was spoken march 9th, lat %. long ~ thres
days from .ifatsnzas for Europe.
At Matanzas, march 10Th, Harvest, for Eu-
rope, waiting cargo.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-16
At a Town Council holden at
Newport, Jan. DC, 1899,

VOTED AND RESOLVED, That
v there shall be paid into the Town
Treasury Of the Town Of Newport by the
several Auctioneere therein. to and for the
use Of tho Town, from and after thr pass.
ing this regulation the following Tax or
Duty. viz: On all Real aod Personal prop
eriy or Estate by them sold, one quarter Of
one pcr cent Upon the umount Of such sales,
and that the same shall be retained by said
Auctioneers out OF the prosceds, Of their
sales and paid over by them quarterly ID
the Town Treasurer For, the use Of this
town. Provided, neverthsiess, that oil pro.
perty either Real or Personal which may
be sold at auction on Execution, or by ct.
der Of any Csurt. and upon all sales undet
tho authority Of Executors, Administrators
or Guardians, bo and the same 10 hereby
exempted from tho duty or tax herein i'm.
posed. A true copy, witness. A.,
BENZ. B. ROWLAND. Council CIR.
m m, ' .F,.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-16
New Spring Goods,
EdaUin Wilbur,

No. 1O4 Thames Street.
Is now opening an assortment Of Rich and
Staple Goods, consisting Of
a very cheap LOT Of Broadcloths, all col
IA ors and prices; rich ginghams and
prints; black lace and gauze wells; merino
and silk shawls; gros de nap, marseline, g.
lustrngs barage, silk and gauze hdkfs.;
French grcy, royal blue, crimson, and blk
bombazine silk umbrellas and para soils
plain barage for dresses; new style vestings
and cravats gloves, hosiery and diapers
shoe ribbons, gallooDs, patent thread; Rus.
sia sheetings and lastings
60 Leghorn Bolivars, at less prices than
any ever offered.
100 pair cbildren's shoes, all colors at 25
cents, with many other new Goods, which
shall be sold at the lowest prices for cash
O credit. ---.t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-16
Nautttal futeIlfgente.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
E.NTERED.

Schooner Boston, Baxter, Boston.
Schr Liberty, Fowler, Portsmouth NH
Schr Meridian, Norwood, st. Pierres.
Sloop Mary. Heath, New York.
CLE.4RED,
Ship George Champlin, Hudson, Havana,
Schr Boston, Baxter, Providence.
Schr Frances, CrowelI, Wareham,
Sloop Albany, Vars, NYork, -
Sloop Mary, Heath, Providence.
.4RRIH.aL.S.
THURSDAY, april 9th.--arriyed ship Pa.
cifc, Cartwright. Boston; schrs. Etns, ,Phin.
ney. Sandwich; New States, Die kerson, Elos
ton; Coral, French. Bucksport, for NYork.
FRrDAy--nrr. schrs. Liberty, Fowler, fin
Portsmouth. N II. for New-York; Virginia
George, Providence, for Baltimore Juno.
Edridge, Sandwich Frances, Crowell, n
York, for Wsreham.
SAruRpAY--arr sloops Steepbrook, from
Troy; Wm.-H. Allen. Church. Bristol.
SusDAY--arr sloops Pacific, Griffin, Riv.
or head; albion. Barker, Norwich.
MoSDAr-srr, brig Lydia, Walker, So
vannah.
TUEsDAy--srr schr. Myra, Crowell, I'm
Wsrehsm for philadelphia schr. Cicero.
Weeks, Falmouth, for Baltimore sloops
VIM, Phillips, fm NYork, for Taunton.
WEpsEsDAY--arr. schr. Trysll, fm Pro
vidence, for Richmond, Va.
MEMORANDA.
The Paragon, at New York from, Guayama
On The 26,h oft Ia, 80 g. 2s -.lya 66. during q
heavy gale from v w fell in with and siier
paca diiheuiiy succeeded N taxing OF the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-16
FrankliM Observatory.

TINE subscribers have the satisfaction OF
Il informing the public aud visiting stran
gers, that on Monday the 9th instant, they
will opOn the OBSERVATORY for the
reception of company. The proprctors have
| tablishhIent as convenient and comfortable as
any othcr of the kind in this or any of the
| neig ghb"rine States. The Observatory is de
lightfully situated on the Hill, at the South
east part ct The town. and on one Of the finest
sites in New. England; commanding broad
and extensive view Of the surrounding ocean
| and country There are conuected with this
resort two BowLiSG ALLEYS and long range
of beautiful WALKS. The buildings aud into
rior accommodations are finished in a superb
style, where select parties can be furnished at
all times, with separate and private rooms
In one Of the upper stories there is erected a
FIRST rate billiard table, connected with which
is a PRIVATE Bar Room, which together with
the Public Bar Room on the first story, will
always be supplied with the choicest Liquors,
and every other LUXURY usually called for at
similar Establishments
MR.. BuRpicK, one ofthe concern, occupies
The TEA-HOUSE., contiguous TO the
Observatory, which will also soon be ready
for the reception Of company. Mr.. B. with
the aid Of a sufficient number of suitable as
sistants will take all possible pains to accom-
modate those VITO may be pleased to patron
ize the Observatory.
CLARKE BURDICK,
THOS. STACEY, Jun.
Newport, april 10th, 1899