The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-02

Naas, 49,, .--. $500
DIR. II toftwo hours occupied
| ..s. in The same at Sl50,day, 5000 |
. Balance against Economy, 4S.G0I
EXCURSION OF PLE.lSURE
Onthe 4th of July (as viii be seen by a .o-
| ference to the advertisement in this day S pa.
! PERI the Chancellor Livingston will leayo
! Providence on an excursion TO New Bed,ords
tue Elizabeth Islands, &c. A better oppor-
tunity for enjoy nig trip from home, for two
! OF three days. probably will not occur again
during the summer. The elegant accommo.|
dations Of the boat, the we'll known urbanity
Of her commander, tho gny assemblage on
board aud tho variegatod scenery of the route,
(thc ocean on one side and OH the other, rocks.
beaches, and islands,) all combine TO render
the excursion desirable and dslghtfal. itis
lprobable that the principal Of tho Elizabeth
! Islands will be visited by tho Chanc colior--
When she arrives thore, and lets off her steam,
how tho sheep, goats, &c. will stare astonisli-
ed from the pastures OF Nsshawn, Nashawcn.
ma, Pinoquosc, and Chatahunck! 4. -
We are extremely sorry that previous en-
gagements will deprive us OF the pleasure Of
accepting polite and generous invitation to
go on this excursion. aF
I Mcssrs. Editors, - Several OF your fellow
citizens who have lately visited Providence,
deem it an act of justice to Mr., Wilder, OF
tho Roger HiNians Hotel, TO inform those
| who have been in tho habit OF visiting tha.
town, and taking up their abode at said housc,
that il is well kept at present as in tha
davs Mr. Horton. They think this notice.
called for by the fact that the character Of the
house has been much injured by the mistor-
! tunes of it's isi" tenant.
.Mcssrs. Atkinson & Read-By giving the
! following an insertion you will much oblige u
Farmer OF THE Mex.
| Within a few days my sheep have been
much annoyed by Dogs, which in several in
stances, would no doubt have killed or severe.
! ly wounded some of thcm, but for the intorle-
| renee of my workmen. t .t~ -
! Now, not wishing to give offence TO any,
would respectfully sugges, 10 those who visit
the Neck for the purpose Of fishing, the pro-
priety ofleaving their Dogs at home ~.
r--1z.-- .t-
81. John's--Tbe GRAND LODGE celebra-
| ted their anniversary festival at Friendship
! Lodge, in Chepschet, on Wednesday, tho
oath. On that occasion an appropriate ad-
dress was delivered by the Rev. MI. Pick.
e,fng of this town.
The following gentleman were appoint
ed officers to the Grand Lodge, for The en-
suing year: @ ',ta
Barney Merry, Grand Master.
Sylvester Luther, Deputy Grand Master.
| Joseph S. Cooke, Grand Senior Warden.
! Stephen a. Robinson, G. Junior Warden.
Thomas Whitaker, Grand Treasurer.
Edward r. Young. Grand Secretary.
| William C. Barker, G. Senior Deacon
Samuel L. Gardiner, Jr. G. Jr. Deacon.
Dwight Ingraham, Grand Marshal.
David Pickering, Grand Chaplain.
Oliver Harris, Grand Sword Bearer. ~
w. z. X. Benson, Grand Tyler.
q The Rev. Mr.. Colton's address o-the
Peace Society in this town, viii be found
in this days paper, commencing on the first
page. g - = 81, - y y.
A gentleman, recently from the Eiizabo,h
Islands informs us that the hills appeared 10
bc almost red with strawberries. "Shouid the
Chancellor reach there while they are plen'y,''
says worthy correspondents, "what a luxuyi-
rious repast the ladies will enjoy-how inter
estins their pretty lips win look stained
with the most wholesome and delicious fruit
that grows. The very idea tcklesour fancy,
and makes onos mouth water TO think Of tho
dclcctablo harvest" Bravo !, ss d, .,.. = q.
LATE AND INTERESTING FROM sIinE-
RrA.-By the sbip Harriet, fof Bath which
arrived in Hampton Roads on the 18th,
in as days from Liberia. the Editors ofthe
Norfols Beacon have received Intelligence
that the 1863 coloured en,igrants. carried
out by this vessel, were oil landed in good
icondition but that most Of them were af-
terwsrds taken sick with the fever Of the :
Coast, and IL or Is had died. The rest
are all convalescept. and seemed satisfied Z
with their new abode. They were loek.o
ing anxicus,y 20 Tie moment Of their, re-
Istorstion, that they might engage in some
useful and profitable pursuits. : t : ~ x
The mortality in some was produced by
extensive ndulgence in the bouu,iiul fruits
of the climates srs. Thomas Was the
first victini 10 this indiscrcaon., = q - >
Nearly all the fiarrsct's crew were SICK
while lyin- at Liberia-M Phpnix, her
2nd mate. "a foreigner died. 49,,
|. Capt. I0aEson brings The Qnwcsoue in