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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-06

The Missouri Republican,, printed at Saint
Louis, contains this statement OF the circum.
stance. supposed 10 have led 10 the deplorable
death Of Mr.. JOSEPH H. JONES, Of that city adj.
ding that no shade Of suspicion ever rested on
the deceased, though the real cuiprit is un-
known:
Upon Mr.. Jones' departure for the Allan
,ic-eities, he received package, said TO con-
tain four thousand dollars, from mercantile
house in this city, which was to be delivered,
agreeabIy 10 directions, TO Messrs. Woods &
Co. Of Piitsbnrg, or, in case Of his ascending
the Ohio No farther than Wheeling, he was 10
leave it with Messrs. Knox & Mckee, Of the
latter place. Accordingly, on his arrival at
Wheeling, the package was delivered, as di-
rrc,rd, to Knox & Mckee, and Mr.. Jones pro-
ceeded 10 Philadelphia. Knox & Mckee gave
the package to Captain Mcknight, Of the steam
boat WaveIiey. who delivered it 10 Mckee,
Clark & Co. Of Pit,sburg. BY this house i, was
handed 10 Woods Co. who, on opening The
package, found it TO contain BROWN PAPER, in
stead OF bank notes"
The annexed is an extract from letter writ.
ten by Mr.. Jones, three days before his death,
to his cousin, Charles r. Jones, Of st. Louis
PHILADELPHIA, FEB. I3, 1929.
"Tha, is a very strange piece OF business
abou, the loss Of the $4,000 belonging TO Scott
& Rule. really don't know what TO make Of
it. Rule was here three days before went 10
New York, and neve: mentioned the subject To
me, nor gave me the least hint about i, nor
had any idea Of it till received letter from
w. q. Tyson, Of Wheeling, the day before
left New York, informing me Of it; and you
may Judge Of my astonishmen, on receiving
the information from him-Rule having never
mentioned il.
81 was in the creates, anxiety Of mind unil
saw Rule; as soon as saw him, ] took him
aside and asked him about il: he said lac knew
all about it, but did not like to trouble me, as
he could not blame me, for Mr. Woods says
the parcel was sealed, and had no appearance
Of being opened, 30 tina, he cannot tell what
has become Of the money.
"There is one great thing in my favour. /
very fortunately took Mr.. Tyson with me when
I delivered the parcel, and be saw the state i,
was in. However, it is very awksrd occur
renee, 10 say the least Of il. You won't catch
me carrying parcels containing money for any
person, hereafter"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-06
AIES ANDWIA.
hoNDAf MORNING, APRIL s ,aoo

E1'f.s' Of letter from the Correspondent,
the Baltimore Chronicle, dated 's
WAsHiSGToS, April, ,o,,
"Mr. Edward Dural, late Indian Ass,,,
kansas, has been superseded, and Mr. p.n, "
ton Of Philadelphia has, been s,no;o,., -
officer in plaee Of Mr.. Markley. Dono,l,
prised to hear in few days, that the NV.
q. 5. Treasurer gives place 10 late Co.,. *"
OF Pennsylvania, and that the A,,orn.v =,
District, will be excused from the d,,v -,
resenling the U. State, in its Circui, Conn.,
Take all these things as receive ,hen.-,,.
so-some may be So"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-06

Mr. Sao,oden observing rather fat
,sring article, in your paper Of yesterday, in
regard 10 my public services, in which you la
rneut the iempesluoas state Of the weather,
which prevented the opening Of the Theatre on
the night appointed for my benefit, and recon-
mend another appeal TO the liberality Of the
,own,-I am induced IL take this method Of
informing those who feel any interest in the
event, that, ambitious Of experiencing their
kindness. have made arrangements for the
stay of the corps until after Monday scsning,
.AprH lsih, for the purpose Of producing one of
the mos, successful Of my dramatic productions,
entitled "Fauntleroy;" which has never failed
to attract, interest, and, perhaps, may add, in
struct and amend. The eventful life OF that
unfortunate man afforded the materials Of the
play, and fancy has arranged them in dramatic
order Hoping tina, my friends will moi again
be held in confinement by "the pelnns Of
tn. pi,iIes. Storm" am theirs, yours, and the
publie's obliged and devoted servant,
JOHN AUGUSTUS STONE,
Theatre Alexandria.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-06

The Legislature Of Maryland has p o,s,, .
law, for incorporating a company, 70 % 70 h.
graded road from Frederic in Mar'.a". - rorr
Harpers-Ferry bridge. This read - ... ~ 10
mence at Col. Steiner's in fiederlI ;S IN, b,
be 50 feet wide, and to run as ..I .,ocs i
commissioners in 1917. The eap''N vii b.
800 900, in shares of $40 each. boo .;c N,s.
opened on the R-st Of June, at Fade,. .,, mills
town, (rrapp.) Pe,srSville and VIZ -. eso,li
We most Earnestly hope, Iha' u" ",4 f-at
heretofore made, 10 consTnc' 'O
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-06
Theatre, Alexandra.

Mfr. Editor-I am not professor of religion,
but respect oil who are true Christians, and
humble followers Of the mild and amiable
doctrines Of our Saviour. | sometimes attend
Church, aud mus, confess that, in going thi.
Their, am no, governed so much by sense Of
duty, as by certain feeling Of solemn tran.
guilty so pleasing 10 me, and which | always
enjoy when enter that sacred place. /, has
frequently been a subject Of astonishment to
me, 10 see, as often do, young persons,
Of both sexes, INDUCING in iesi.y aud light be-
haviour willis, they are within the walls Of that
hallowed temple dedicated 60 the worship Of
the most high Coo. How many females have
beheld. bsdeck.d in all ,he splendor Of fash
ION, and fair asshe FIRST blush Of Aurora, whose
Thoughts we're directed more to the display Of
their hne dress and saudy piumage, than 10 the
solemn scene before them! How many vo,a.
ries al fashion among the other sex,-some
ron. vhom better things nigh. be expected,
and sotas ,,jth head, as empty as their vanity,
have ' ssea Engaged ~ staring a, some gay
80 ,hcnga,less fair oas, or whispering with
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-06

Patents have lately been obtained in England,
for a medicine or embroeaiion to obviate sea.
sickness, and for an instrument called New
Nail Nippers." The latter invention, an emf.
nent physician has approved a. the safest in
strumen, for cutting the toe nails, a careless
manner Of doing which has caused death in
more than one instance
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-06

DEATH OF JUICE GAGtLAly ~. er
We state, says the Charlcsior C.yas. ID.
formation was received IL .o%I ~. ID
the death Of the Hon. TEEoDogE GN-lnO-
All that we have beeh able to ASCERTAIN .
to this event, is, that he died = D.r.I
Court House, in this State. abol, va. s1a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-06

The venerable Dr.. Edward Angus Heb.
oke, died at Salem on "Wednesday erer.cl
abou, o'clock, in The one hundred an tg
year Of his age. The bells Of all the ch.r.,a
in that town were tolled on the same e;eall
as token Of respect to the memory uf The .,-
versallv beloved and venera,ed pa;rsrch.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-06

We have hitherto omitted 10 mention u,,
the Fredericksburg Arena, that Mr >lr1au
is al present on a visit 10 hi l.,r.s n hi,
place. His health, ahhsugh s:l r, la
improved considerably.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-06

MORTON OF Animal motion IS
wonderful, though from its perpetually meeting
the eye we take little account Of il. The pho.
lus q small fish, has the power OF Perforaiing
the hardest marble BY means Of feshy sub
stance, apparently no way suited 10 SO iabori-
Gus an employment. II increases its cell as it
increases its size; and constitutes perfect ex.
ample Of the frs, rudimenis Of animal motion.
The only Impulse an oyster possesses, arises
GU, osits power Of opening and shutting its
shell. The muscle moves BY means Of a mus.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-06
[For the Phenix Gazette.]
SpHHo: A FRAGMENT.


SfaIxs has loosed her trammeis. From tn embrace
of chilly Winter, has released herself
The choristers of Nature are come forth,
And the sweet song to welcome Springs approach
Serves as the requiem for old Winters death.
Who is 80 recreant to the hearts best joys,
A not 10 feel in unison with Nature
Spring makes my heart leap up within me-opes
In my breast the founs of gratitude, from whence Ing
The streams that ow gush forth at Natures prompt
All things seem revealing in poetry
The song Of birds is music's s~ eetest key
AIl-all are joining in the hymn Of praise.
The air that's filed with mornings balmy breath,
The shrubs that seem from death to we kinded ise
All things that lve-aIl things inauinate-.
Chime in sweet harmony to praise HE name.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-26

Sloop Comet, Baker, fm Hartford.
Sloop Deborah, Burgess, fm Sandwich.
Schr. Sally Hope, Baker, ir. Proyid. for
Boston.
Schr. Enterprise, Burt, I'm Berkley.
MEMORANDA
Al St. Thcmas,2d inst. brig Sea Bird Carr,
Of this port, discharging.
CID at Mobile, Nov. ID, brig Adams, Bur-
roughs for Sisal.
Arrived at New York, 10th, ship Newport,
Burroughs, 65 days from Gottenburg. The
Newport, has experienced severe weather
during the passage; has carried away the
head other bowsprit, 3 topmasts, fore.top-sail
yard, and suffered much in sails, rigging, &c.
At New.Orloans Oct 30th, Brig William,
Hughes, from Havana.
Sloop Speed, Cozzens, from this port for
Mobile, was spoken 4th inst lat. o lon 75.
Spoke, Nov. g. lO. ~ E, Ion. 81. ship Elbc,
Stanhope, from this port, for Cadiz.
On the coast of Africa, Aug. eth, brig John
Decatur, Dennis. from Boston.
Spoke, in the Pacific on tho 22d January
ship Lconidas, Capt. b. Ii. Lawion, Jr. of Bris.
tol, with 1850 bbls. oil
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-26

\ prafla5le EiH.-A clergyman 10 one
of our large cities, having married couple
who were strangers, found on opening a
piece of brown paper, which was enclosed
in the certificate. one bright cent. A few
months after, while walking in the street,
. stranger accosted him with the question,
edo You know me sir?" 81 do not" was
the reply. "Do not! why sir, you married
me-" "Qui.e probable" replied the cler-
gyman-"but 80 frequently marry stran.
gers, that il is difficult atterward, always
to recognize them" "One circumstance,
said the stranger, "whch | will relate, will,
] doubt not, bring me TO your recollection;
do you not remember finding bright cent,
in certificate which was handed you be.
fore marrying coupler" 81 DO" said the
minister. II was the man; when | was
married, knew not whether my wife
would be Of any value, and concluded, that
if she should not, your service for me vas
of little value. After was married, | took
lodgings, and soon after went TO sea eav.
ing nv wife upon half pay. On my return,
] found my wifs had psid her rent, sup
ported herself, and laid by small sum of
money, without taking up any Of my wa
gcs; ! am satisfied that have found o
profitable wife. and now request your &C
ceptance of a fire dO!lcr bill for marrying
me-"
-..eGe~-
The Inspector md collector Of the tax
on grog shops in New Orleans, has been
found to be defaulter to tho amount oi
more than $1,000 a committee of the ei.
ty government having lately examined his
accounts.
A black woman was recently eentonc ed
at New.Havsn to the State Prison for three
years, for burglary. Being turned out Of
a ballroom for want OF dress eomme Il
fam she broke into a dwelling house and
stole fashionable gown with which she re
turned TO the dance.
The l2h inst. was observed in Savannah
as day of Thanksgiving.
SI5O,00O in specie passed through Alba.
ny, recently, on its wsy to Canada.
The President has recognised Thomas
Joseph Bjonard, as Papal Vice Consul Al
Baltimore.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-26

The Chancellor Livingston, capt. Cog
geshnll, leaves Providence Doth, at l2 m
and NewYork 2Sib, at ! p. m.
The packets touch at the Long wharf
Newport, TO receive and land passengers
Stages will be in readiness upon their srri.
val to forward passengers 10 Nev Bedford
Sandwich, sc.
Coaches also in waiting 10 convey pas
sengcrs to any place in Newport or its
vlciBty.
Freights taken on customary conditions
but cannot be received alter II o'clock, on
DAYS Of sailing.
For freight or passage, apply 10 the
Captains on board at the Steam boat
wharvcs. nov. 20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-26
NAERIND

In this town on Sunday evening 18th, by
tho Rev. Mr.. Burdck, Mr.. Charles Barker to
Miss Patience Burdck, daughter Of the Rev.
Henry Burdick.
In Providence, by the Rev DR.. Crocker,
MIR. William s. Fearing, merchant Of Boston,
10 Miss Sarah Burriil, daughter Of the late
At Norfolk, on the 10Th inst Commodore
James Barron, commander of the navy yard
at Gosport, to Miss Mary Ann Wilson, eld'
est dau ghler Of Mr.. John Wilson, of Ports
mouth, Va.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-26
DIED.

In Providence, on Monday last, Mr.. George
W. Spraguo in the 3lst year of his age.
On the 18th OF Oct. Lieut.. Isaac A. Adams
Of the U. s. Army, and Commander Of the
Arsenal at Baton Rouge.
At Paris, NJ. Scligman Michael. Grand
sabbi Of tho Israelito persuasion, al the age
of95.
In st. Thomas, James W. Miller, former
editor of tho Boston Literary Gazette, a dis
tnguished Poet and Wit.
Gu board U. 8. ship Fairfield, Sept. q
Lieut. Wm III. Homer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-26
Beaver Gloves.

wv M. JAMES TILLEY has for ssle,
w very stout and good gloves for gen
tlemen at the low rate OF ttseire y a hd!i
cents the pair.
He has just opened largo lot Of Cali.
Goes, Cassimores, Sa,tnetts and Broad
cloths. nov. 26.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-26
TAPES, BUTTONs, SC.

yTT J.TILLEY will open ON Saturday, ,,
w ono hundred dozen lInnen tapes,
from No, II IN 25, and will sell them per
dozen very cheap; he has lot Of Bustons,
which will be sold sr half their cost. Be
hss superb lot Of cloth, and viii sell ihsm
! for almost pothiuc. Oct ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-26

Court Of Probne. .Neuport, Nos. =, 1929
NTHEREAS tho Commissioners Report
w and AdminiIr ration account on tho Es.
tate Of PELEG GREENE, late Of Newport,
deceased, was this day presented to said Court
for settlement, and the consideration tbereoi
referred 20 tho Couft OF Probate 10 be holden
at the State House in Newport, or the firsi
Monday in December next, At o o'clock, q. m.
Notice Is therefore hereby given TO all per.
sons interested in said Estate, To appear be.
fore said Court a. said time and place, and
sbew cause, II any they have, why said Re-
port, &c should not be received.
By order b. b. HowLAsD, Prob. Clk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-26
FALL & WRITER GOODS
WHICH HE'S SELLING VERY Low,

WHICH HIIs SELLING VERY Low,
among ,chich are,
PROADCLOTHS, Cassinncres, Peliso
~ Cloths merino CIrca assians Of different
shades, plaid Cnnblets, French, English
and American Calcos, very handsome; Va
lencia shawls, Scotch pleids, Presidential
and furniture chintz; black and white me
rino hdkfs; ribbed g. plain women's worst.
cd hose; black and coored English glng.
hams; point and rose Blankets, rich black
Florence lutsiring, Scotch and Swiss mus
lin; black, brown, green and blue bemba.
Ee,sj silk and wors:ed brsids and cords
red, green, yellow and white English fan.
nels; Russia diapers, bang-up Cord, drsh
kerseys-snd as general an assortment ss
can be found in q Dry Goods Store, and
will be sold as low ss can be bought 4, any
store in town.
A l. SO-s superior assortment Of DO
mes,lc bleached and unbleached Shifting
and Sheeting, Cbex and BedtIcking.
Newport, nov. 81, 1929.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-26
For sale,
Wines and Groceries,
UH0LESar.E s. RETAIL.
South Wing
Or Union Bank Buildings
On ERrHs

ERxHs,
SuoARs--havana white ard brown, N. Or
leans, lump, loaf, and ohrystalized.
CorrEE- Cuba, st Domingo, and Old lava
RAisiss-Malaga, kegs & boxes, bIosIn
muscatel and bunch.
Nutmcgs, Cloves, Cassih, Cinnamon, rnaco.
citron, Pimcnto, pepper, currants, almonds.
starch, soap, CASTLE soap, lccorsc, indicos
mustard, chocolate, prunes, olive oil, olives,
cap,res, anchovies, ginger, pcarlashos, potash.
o., butter, cheese, pho apple cheese
LoriLt.sps Macsbeau, rsppes, and sootc0
Dos AMoes,hea yellow and spotted scrars.
VfseiSfA, Cavendish, lddes twist No. II
Toh scco, he and les
Flour. Rice, buck .hsss. peas, bdsns, orsH.
ses and lemsos,
WINS.
HApninA--L.P, sicily, Yenerfye and Mar,
ssillos.
Lfssos, BKows snrasr. uAIAoA gHRaR9
Dhv MALAaA.
PcKr-superiop Old, common and Cslsbri.
an ditto.
Ciissr-- Margoux, Pauliao, Medoc, ~
Georges, Ssutsrn, &e.
Cul.sAioss- Superior sparkling.
x1QUoRs,
BsAsDi--Catard and Dupuy, 6cignetic, q
Neia.
Rvn-- Old Jamaica, 81. Croix, &o.
CT - Holland and country.
pss1sn-- English and American, Hfnbsrt2
Brown Stout, pi. & qt bottles.
TU AS
inrKRfAL--Co,tys and csnnistcrs.
GcxTowpEs-do do.
hyson, Young Hyson, Tyson Skin, Son
ohop., pouehona, &c.
A. MUNRO.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-26
Goods
AT NO. lI2.
Ta SWEET,

Eds on IrrOies ofrery cheap Goods j,'o,a
an .qssignee's Sale, for a great deal less
than cost, consisting Of
ptacK bombazeen, fine prints and cali
nS Goes, green gsuZe atis. flannole, blue
cambiets - els; English gingham IS cts;
Swiss and JacoEst muslin, G a imitation
Inca cemhrick for ts6; black leyantino as6
hsrsgc hdkfs. o5 cts; linens 80 cts "a 81
cotton and linen damssk from $50 10 si;
kid and horse ssin gloves, furniture patch
20 ctr.; Swiss Points only 25 cts. He has
sisc on hand many articles Of Dry Goods
very cheap, and well worthy tho attention
OF those who wish TO purchase great deal
for little. 10Th nov.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-26
PORT OF NEWPORT.

ENTERED,
Sloop Superior Child, New York,
SIoop Armada, Kelsey, New York.
Sloop Ann, Manchester, New York.
CLEARED,
Sloop New York, Potter, New York.
Sloops Superior, Child, Armada, Kelsey,
Ann, Manchester, Providence.
Sch Pocahontas, Carpenter, for n. ..
.aRRWED,
FRIDAr, 2Oth Nov.
Ship Great Britain. French, 20 DAYS I'm
Havre, for NYork--l7 passengers. Three
of the crew sick with small pox, ono Of
whom has died.
Brig Stranger, Stow, 90 days TN Cura.
Goa, for NIiaven.
SATURDAY
Sloop Eliza Ann, Smith, from Provld,fo
River head.
SUNDAY
Sloops Fairhaven, Smith, for Hartford;
ependence, Goodale, for Riverhead He
aid, Brown, for New York, all from Prov
Sioop Annawan, Godfrey, fr Boston for
New York.
Sloop Henry, Ray, Nantucket.
Schr. Echo, Goodspeed, from Boston for
Hartford.
Sch. Relief, Crowell, from Somerset, for
Dennis.
Schr. Jasper, Scudder, from Barnstable
br New London.
Schr. Olive Branch, from Portsmouth,
m. H. for NYork. -, =, 49,,
Schr Eagle, Snow, Msrblehead for NY,
MONDAY
sloo, Mac Donough, Ember,, from Nan
Jacket for Hartford
Alice. Robinson. for Stonington; Chan
e.llor. Goodspeed, for South Old, fr Nan
tucket.
Sehrs. Curlew. Chase, for NYork; Free
dom. Nickerson, for Dennis; Content, NICK
n-son: Friendship, Nickerson, ell ir. Prov
Brig Marcia, Msyberry, II Havana Tor
Providence. r
s,oops Wellington, Brown; Hero, Sc
k.V: Fairplay. Hathaway; from freetown'
Sioop Ann, Manchester. irn. New ork'
Slo,p Morning Star, Simmons, I'm Som
s-,e,. for Nantucket 49,
s,oops Friendship, Thurs.op; Lord NeI'
son, Miusr, FROM Troy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-26
NEW GOODS.


Has just reeeired from .Nt0 YorI,
MO. 2 g. 3 Franklin Stoves, Posilsy
~ Cooking Stoves, Box Stoves, Men g.
Boys Fur, Seal, and Leather Cape; Fur
Hats, newest fashion; brOadclo,hs, calieos,
hannels, brown Shrling and Shee,ing,
Groceries, Butter and Cheese, Soap.
II X ID w A RE.
Andirons,--Shovel a. tongs,--case and
docket knives; nest Of Weights, Commodc
knobs.
Common and fancy Chairs, flag bottom
do; Bureaus, tables and bedsteads; 2 So
ias with halrcloth--2 Settces,
.ALSO-Crockery and Glass Ware
new and second hand watches, and ayuri-
ETY. Of other articles, all Of which he vii
sell very low for cash or short credit.
nov. rs. 1929.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-26
DANIEL 0oTE,
Continues 70 css-y on The
IAEgNG HVSgNMsSs
IN ALL ITS vARfous rRArcBxsb
IN BROAD STREET.

IN BHOAU STKEET,
and where may bs had at any hour in The
1ay the following kinds Of BREAD, viz:---
Loaf Bread, sugar ar molasses Ginger
bread, hard and Sofs Crackers, New York
do.; ship end Pilot bread, sugar end no
insscs Cookies; Buns, tea rusk, sponge
lemon cake, butter biscuit; water biscuit,
&c. Sc &c.
Mr.. GsoRss W. STArBoPE, ai the cor.
nsr Of BannIsier's wharf, viii be supplieds
(for the accommodation Of customers re-
siding IN that vicinity with tho above er-
ticIes every morning, where they nay b
bought u the ssn,s price ~ At ths bsks
House.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-26
Singing School.

The subscriber respectfully informs he Ia
diss and gentlemen Of .Ntrpori,
TNHAT be intends opening ScRooL
n for the instruction Of SACRED MU
SIC, 10 commence about the frst Of De.
eember at mr.. Towers academy. one eve
ming in each week, for four months, al one
dollar for each subscriber, and books fur.
nished gratis Those wishisg TO attend
will please lssye their names at the store
OF tho subscriber coon,as no scholar can be
admitted sfter tho school has CONNIE nc ed.
BENZ. MARSH, Jr.
Newport Nov. Ia
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-26

Maine State Lottery, class 6,
Draws To morrow, 9th,
Highest prize,
SI0,000--l0of 1000, besides a
number of handsome prizes Of 500, 400,
&c. &c.
Tickets 81, parts in proportion.
Groton Monument Lottcry,clA,
Draws 'viay, Dec. 4,
$4,000 highest prize,
Tickets 81, Shares in proportion.
Connecticut Lottery, class 20,
Draws Tuesday, Dec.s,
Highest prize,5 5000; 20 0of 1000
&c. Ticket. 81 parts in proportion.
Maine State Lottery,
For Benefit Of Steam Navigation,
5000 dollars highest prize,
Tickets So parts in proportion.
DRAWN NUMBERS
Consolidated Grand State no.
81 "a 46 55 Al 0 25 so
Consolid Grand State no. 2,
81 s 20 SO a. 81 a. 3j So
Orders for Tickets in ell authorized
Lotteries will be offended 70 on apphca-
,ion at this office.
6. SAEcSNl.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-26

OCTOBER 29th.
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