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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-23
State of Rhbde-Island, &c.

WAsHINoToa, Sc Clerks Office. Supreme
Judicial Court. February Ia, An. 1920.
N7HEREAs Benjamin Hazard of South
w Kingston, in said county, manufac-
turer, has filed in said Office his petition to
said Court for divorce from his wife, Eliz-
abeth Hazard, now residing in Swanzey,in
the State of Massachusetts, and withou.
the limits of this State.-Notice is hereby
given to the SAM. Elizabeth to appear if she
see fit, before said Court next to DC holden
at South Kingston within and for the co'in-
ty of Washington, on the fourth Monday
Of April next, 1929, and answer TO said
petition. Witness,
MATTHEW WAITE, Clerk.
mar. 10 6w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-23

South Wing
OF Union Bank Buildings.
RECEIVED and FOR SaLEBY
Archibald Munro,
CHOICE
TEAS, WINES, LIQUORS,
EARTHEN e. GLASS WARE.
WIN Es,
MApEfRA-L.P., Sicily, Teneriffe and Mar.
settles.
Lsssos, BRowS SHERRY, MAtAoA SHERRY,
Day MALASA.
PoRr-superior Old, common and Calabri.
an ditto
CLARrr-. Margaux, Psuliac, Medoc, 81.
Georges, Sautern, &c
CHAMPAIGNE-S Superior sparkling.
LIQU oRs,
BRASDY-Outard and Dupuy, Seignette, &
Wois.
RUm-Old Jamaica, ST. Croix, &c.
Gis Holland and country.
Porter English and American, Hibbert's
bio"n otoutj Pt' N II potlIcs.
TEAS,
IrrEntAL-Cattysa and cannisters.
GUsPowDER-do. do.
Hyson, Young Hyson, Tyson Skin, Son.
chong, Pouchong, &c.
Z AT T II Z n w n RE,
BIUE PRINTED.
Dishes, 10 TO Is inch, plates, twiflers, muf
fms
Bowls, l2s 2is, 3Os. Jugs, 3s, As, Gs, l2s
24s, and 30s
Baisons, as, Cs Ewers do do.
Chambers, As, 6s Covers, do. do.
Sallads, round, square, and scolloped.
Vegetables, with covers Pickle leaves,
Fruit baskets and stands Sauce toureens
complete.
Cheese trays, Nappces, & brush trays.
Coffee pots, tea pots, sugars, creams,
Teas handled, and cofiees, do
Blue AND WHITE GOLD BORDERED CHINA
Coffee bowls and snucers, handled and not
handled
Teas, dc do. do. do.
Tea plates, assorted sizes, &c.
BLUE AND GREEN EDGED.
Dishes, l0 to IS inches. Plates, twiffers,
and mullins
Salads, oval and scoloped; pickle leaves
Jugs, Cs. Boats, DC. &c.
ENAMELLEp.
Tea pots, sugars, creams. and teas,
Chambers, baisons, bowls * Jugs.
C. coLoURFD.
Dishes, 8 to 20 inch Plates, twiflers, and
suppers.
Baisons, 4s, Gs os Chambers, do. do do.
Bowls, i2s, 24s, and 30s Coffee pots. urns
Toast dishes, beaumangc moulds, & mugs
Jugs As, Us, l2s, 2is. & bakers.
q 7, a SIS,
DEoAsTrRs-qts heavy cut, Auted, finger,
and comet,
Do. do. do. do. do ball top.
Do. do. do. diamond K glory.
Do. do. plain, common, fluted K
ground stops.
Do. pts and halfpts.
Do engraved, labelled, moulded, and let
ered
TuasLERs-q, pt. halfpt. and gill, flint,and
ale
TiNES--nutuu, nuget ,uidnuhu, ran ana gIo-
y, cut, ground, rough and plain. flint and tale
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-23
New Hay-Seed.
Edsrard StanhOpe.

At ms SronE No. Is, BROAD STREET
Has for sale, wholesale and Retail.
SA bushels Timothy SEED,
w 40 do. Borden Grass Seed
% do. Red Top Seed
20O0 lbs. small clover seed
Large Clover Seed,
90 bushels VI illet,
Newport, april ,.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-23

An old gentleman who wore wig. was
telling another tha, his physician had nd.
viscd a change of(h)oir. "Truly," said tho
other. ~ am of the ssmo opinion. for The
trig YOU have on is scarcely fl TO be SEEN"
"Bcau'y is bu, skin deep. quoth an old
maid Who had 40 prctonsions to it: 4" md so
is uglincss. "rrplieds young lady who had
no pretcnsions TO that.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-14

VNvHE IRISH SHIELD and Monthly Mllesian, Historic,
~ Literary, and Dramatic Journal Edited by George Pep
per- Price So so per annum, rs. cd. per number
No 2-For February, 1929 ContentsHistory of Ireland
chapters g. H. Fatal Curiosity, Tan irish Historical 1aie)
Grecan Females and manners, No H. Literary and Bogra
phca notices of Irish Authors and Artists, No. " (Hugh
Hamiton) Irish Topography, No H. Ecclesiastical Edi-
fees of Dublin No H. (Christs church, Essays on the
present state of Ireland No l. Irish Aairs-letter from the
Most Rev DR. Curtis the Duke of Wellington The Mar
qus of Angeseys letter to the Most Rev. Or Curtis Speech
of Mr. 0Conne, M p at the meeting OF the Catholic Asso-
citation of Ireland Speeches of MIR She'll Mr. Steele and Mr.
John David Latouche Address the Catholic Association
of Ireland friends Civil and Religious Liberty, the
CITY of Charleston Extract from the Catholic Journal Rel
alive Mr. OConnel Association of the Friends of Ireland
in New York Original Poetry-Lnes in Memory of Mary,
Queen of Scots The Dropping Rose Fare thee we'll What
is love Lovers Oath Tear. Epgram addressed to the
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-14
DIED

On the 5th inst. Mr. EPHRAIM MILLS, Keeper of the
Light House at Cape May.
Al Keene New Hampshire on the LIST inst. GEORGE w.
PRENTISS Esq Forthe last eight years be had been as
ISOLATED in the New York Statesman as junior editor
On the 9th u his residences Lewistown, Pennsyl
vania in 25th year of his age, the Rev JAMES H. STU
ART, only of Mr. James Stuart, of Philadelphia,
In Washington City, the I'd instant, Mrs SARAH W..
BARNARD, consort of d. d. Barnard, Member of Con-
gress from New York. and daughter of the late Henry Gil
bert Livingston, of New York.
In Charleston, s. C. recently, Major ALEXANDER GAR
DEN Author of " Anecdotes of the American Revolution
He Corne in Lees Legion, and an Aid to Gen. Green
In Charleston, s. c. on the 18th ult Mrs MARGARET
WAUGH consort Of A. B. Waugh, of that city, after few
hours Sickness by combined attack of apopexy and
ysis Although summoned by her Maker to his presence in
the midst of health, the twinklng of eye, she was
prepared wardrobe made by herself her burial
Dress and the cap only completed the day previous to
her DEATH She had presentment of her ate and trimmed
her lamp accordingly.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-14

gne Edinburgh Mtsrdersit has been ascertaned ina.
hsr of murders was great as had been at nrsl
noaued They probably exceeded twelve but were no,
cOnJ n number The woman McDonga has disappeared
soiH Tahurgh and il is not known where she went to-
ROM, her other revelations she said that on one occasion
% d The eoncubne of Hare overheard their two potec-
taking over their cups adjoining room; when afe
WI bev eouId not be loss for subjects, as when others
Sd ,bev could kill the And was agreed between
,hao lin McDougal first Hare yet imprisoned and
inosed he will be tried and convicted on other charges
Mr. Jeffrey is engaged Senior Counsel Tor the Prosecuon
Nv the friends of Daft jamie ~
man med Paterson had been in the practice OF puena-
% the subjects from Hare and Burke for lol ana selmg
q If profit of g. Burke says he is resigned to his ate
Inf me wretch assigns reason for his wishing 10 nave
Hare convicted before he executed himself that ne " IS
d the spiris of the future victims (whom Hare would XIII
SET at ar would reproach him (Burke) IN the regions
Of bliss. for not preventing their unnely death!
The Glasgow theatre burnt down on the 10Th January
Al 70 O'Clock it observed to be on ire and IN
Caw minutes it was burning The outer smell ohy
was nseryed BY the great activity of the emen, which pre-
vented the flames from spreading to the adjacent buildings
This accident like which lately occurred at Covent Gaf-
dan is also ascribed 10 gas. Ii splendid building
On the I'd inst forty and thirty horses were killed at
the mines of Logs peres Marore France by an eXpo-
sion of ire-damp
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-14
9UI1NA91o

late Mexican paper thus speaks of the result of the late
Presidential contest in the United States:
The warrior Gel guerrero General Jackson, has been
elected President of the United States. He the chief of
the popular party those States We rejoice at his election
because will very conducive friendly relations between
our Government and that of General Jackson. Similarity of
opinions always very conducive to free intercourse between
two neighboring States"
Fire at Augusta.-About o'clock in the evening
of the 22d of February fire broke out in Augusta
Georgia. which resulted in the loss of property to the
amount of about $4,000, the greater part of which
was insured in the Charleston Marine and Fire lnsur
ance the Hartford Etna, and Hartford Insurance Off
ces.
Henry Clay has accepted invitation to parake of
public dinner Hagersown his return TO his residence in
kentucky has also accepted similar invitation from
his friends in Frederick
The amount Of gold, silver, and copper, coined in
the ntei States, The last year, is e 1,742,S3l "a.
The Collector of the of the Port of Philadelphia
I'm Jones, Esq has resigned.
The Senate has confirmed the nomination of 10
seph Hopkinson Of Fennsylvania 10 be- Judge of the
District Court of the United States for the Eastern
District OF Pennsylvania, vice Richard Peters, de-
ceased.
Window lass-Four Operatives at the Glass Fac
tory Brownsville Pa stated TO have blown and aten
ed during the month of December last 29S boxes 1900
feet of window glass. The mandatory of this article is
carried on very extensively Of the Western Counties
of Pennsy vania, Psburg, there large
establishments furnishing Cut Glass, which produce ar
cles of the highest finish and value
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-14
MARRIED

At Marcus Hook, the lh inst by Benjamin Johnson,
Esquire, Mr. GEORGE BAIRD 10 Miss MARY ANN STE
VENSON, both of this Borough.
On the 25th ult. by the Rev. R. U. Morgan, MIR JACOB
STEDHAM, to Miss ELIZABETH STATS, both of Bran
DIVINE Hundred, Del.
In Washington City, on the 25th ult. by the Rev. Mr.
James, DANIEL TURNER Representative IN Congress
from North Carolina to Miss ANNA, daughter of FRANCIS
s. KEY of Georgetown.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-14
sALE.-will be sold at public S

RMUBLIC SALE-Wll be sold at public sale on Thursday
the 18th at O'Clock, A. M. at the residence of
the late DR. W. Reynolds Stanton in Mill Creek Hun
dred all the personal property of the said dec consisting of
Horses Cows Calves young cate Oxen, Sheep and hogs
light carriage calculated either for two horses
Sleigh CARTS poughs, harness and farming utensils Hay
rye straw household and kitchen furntue and other articles
too tedious to enumerae Terms made known the sale
by ANN REYNOLDS Hdna' q. +
March IL, 1929.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-14

Bank Case.-An important decision took place yesterday
in the superior Court which involves the question whether
notes this city by the Agents of Banks in other
Banks contrary to the restraining Of this Sate be
collected by law. The decision is, that they cannot
~ York Jour. of Com
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-14

ga- SUNDAY sCHooL.-To-yMorrow Epening Ser
mon will be preached by the Rev Mr. Corr, and Collection
taken in behalf of the Sunday School of the Episcopal
Church Service at O'Clock, in the First
PRESBYTERIAN Meeting House. The attendance of Parents,
Guardians and Masters and the citizens generally respect
fully requested. March IA
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-14
FRIENDSalP FIRE COMPANY.

At Stated meeting of the Friendship Fire Company, held
the Town Hail. February 26h 1922 the following officers
elected for the ensuing twelve months.
President-JoHN M'CLUNG
Tredsurer-GEoRGE JONES.
Secretary-JosHUA HARLAN
COmaaander--JoIiN B. LEWIS.
Esgineers-ls Samuel Woolston End, John Cleland, 3D.
Eli Hollingsworth, Attn, Robert Richie.
Hose Directors-1st, Elisha Huxley I'd Thomas MOORE
3D., VIM. III. Marshall.
Hose Pipene,-lst. Esau Cox, I'd, VIM Chandler, Sd, j.
Dodsworth, 4th, Joseph Draper
Hook and Ladder-nen-Cyrus Lamborn, Capt, Miller
Dunnot Aaron Hewes James Morrison, John Mason James
Carson James McKee, Thomas Morrison Jacob Kirk Henry
Ws Joseph e. Seeds, Jacob Robinson.
StGf-naen-David Bush Carson Wilson, Joseph Grub,
Benjamin Chandler George Jones, Phillip JONES' John BAN
croft, James kerns George Winslow.
Property Guards-Davd Robnet, Robert Pearson, Tho
mas Sbipey, David c. Wilson.
Committee of HccountsSamuel Wollaston, Elisha Hux-
ley, Cyrus Lamborn
Committee Of Sir+-Albert Robinson, William Reeves
John Pearson David Bus Frederic Leonard Thomas Young
To give information o chinmeys burning
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-14

WNJM. ALDRED. Dyer, Bra"dy,oine Hundred Nero
Wv castle Countp DeG.-Continues TO dye the various
colors on Silks satins Wooens and Cotton any pattern
hey will admit of.
VIM ALDRED is thankful for past favors, and Informs his
that in consequence of the death of Mr. John
White goods will be received and delivered at the Store of
Mr. JAMES BRowN, No. ll3, Market street, Wilmington
March 1922 1S-4t
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-14

Extract Of a letter from Sorannah, LIST March,
{" Mr. Rouiand Stevenson the banker, and his clerk,
Lloyd, arrived here yesterday per British Brig Kings
ton, Wood, master which sailed from Liverpool for
this port but put into Milford Haven, and ultimately
sailed thence The gentlemen are at the Coffee House
and sit at The public table,"
The foregoing extract is from the American of last
evening. Grave questions of international rights and
obligations might arise, should Stephenson be demand
cd by the British from our Federal Government. As
we understand the statute of this State, should he be
demanded from local sovereignty he would not be
delivered up; as the crime charged against him is
nothing more than Grill breach of trust. 1t IS Of
course the same thing in Georgia. The British Gov
ernment have heretofore refused deliver up refu-
gees charged with treason, the requsition of the
Government which claimed them their subjects
". Y. CON- ADD.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-14
DELAWARE RIGGS TER.
WILMlNGroN, sATURDAY, Nj ..saCH "A, ls.o.
Prices at Brandytoine, yesterday.

Sup. Flour, $50 1875: Middlings, 1925 $50
Rive Flour per Dbl Wheat, white, per so lbs. SO
red, per do. l,6o; Corn per 81 lbs. As; Rye per SO
lbs. So Corn Meal per hid. IL a 1850: do. per
Dbl 1926 $50.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-14

PenpsyIrania- The Convention to nominate a can
ddate for Governor of this State assembled at Har-
lisburg on the 4th inst. There were 1876 delegates
present. From Chester, County two sets of dele
gates attended, and after being respectively heard in
support of their right to sitting in the Convention,
it was decided by vote Of 72 to ST, in favor of
those last elected Fifteen candidates were nomina-
ted On the third ballot, Isaac d. Barnard, of Ches
ter County, had 62 votes, and George Wolf of Nor
cumberland, 70-whereupon it declared that the
latter was duly nominated.
The Irish Shield"-We have received the cd
number of this magazine. Although we have but
hastily glanced over the contents can confidently
recommend it to the patronage of the Friends of Ire
land. Subscriptions will be received at this office.
The whole amount of capital stock, four hundred
thousand dollars, in tic Delaware Coal Company, in
cororated at the last session of the Legislature OF
this State, taken on the first day the books
opened There are eight thousand shares of fifty
dollars. each.
Richard johnson has been found Guilty of the
murder Of Mrs Newman, in New York, in November
last
FTs-Abou forty houses destroyed by fire in savan
nah Geo the 18th ut Loss estimated at from 40 to
$4,000 Amount of insurance 100000.
AT the late session Of Congress an act was passed.
for printing and binding 10000 copies If infantry
Tactics including maneuvring for Light Infantry and
Rihemen
Nearly million of shingles destroyed by fire in
the Dismal Swamp, the 10Th ult.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-11-12
From the Token for 1880.
y The present county Of Gloucester.

The Sea-" The sea is His, and He
made it," Its beauty is of God. It'll pos
sesses it in richness of its own; it borrows
it from earth, and air, and heaven.-Thc
clouds lend it the various dyes of their
wardrobe, and throw down upon 1t the
broad masses of their shadow as they go
sailing and sweeping by. The rainbow
loves in it its many colored feet. The sun
loves to visit it. and the moon, and the gilt
terinp brotherhood of planets and stars
for they delight themselves in its beauty
Tho snnbeam returns from it in showers
of diamonds and chances Of fire; the moon
beams find in it pathway OF silver, where
,hov dance TO and fro, with the breeze and
tho waves. through the livelong night.-It
has light, too, ofits own, soft and spark
ling light, rivalling the stars and often
does the ship which cuts its surface, leave
Streaming behind milky way Of dim and
unccrtain lustre, like that which is shining
Jocnlv above. II harmOnizes in its forms
and sounds. both with the night and the day.
!, chcerfnIIy reflects the light. and unites
s,Iomnlv with the darkness. 1t imparts
sweetncss to the music of men, and grand
onr IN the thunder of heaven. What land
scane is so beautiful as one upon the bor-
ders of the sea7 The spirit of its lowell
ness is from the waters, where it dwells
and rests, singing its spells, and scattering
i,s charms on all the toast. What rock
and cliffs are so glorious as those which arc
washed by the chatting seat What groves
and fields, and dwellings are so enchanting
Nc those which stand by the rejecting sea
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-11-12
From the Petersburg (Va.i fnteliigeneer.
POCAHONTAS.

Every one has heard of the famous Prin-
cess PocAHoNTAs who saved Captain
Smiths life. This happened in 1907; 222
years ago. Pocahontas WAS at that time
but mere child, twelve or thirteen years
of age. Smith was % years old. Great
preparations were made for his death-a
consultation was held at length two large
stones were brought in, and Smith was
siezed and dragged to thcm-his head laid
on them-his executioncrs stood over him
with clubs appraised to beat him to death {:
at that moment, Pacahontas, the Kings te-
loved daughter, having failed in her entrea-
ties for his life, few to him, clasped his head
in her arms, and interposed her own to
prevent the fatal blows-Smith was pardon
cd and sent back tn Jamestown. on condition
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-11-12
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nifty they can if they please, hold IN their
hands the destinies Of our republic they
are numerous, respectable aud powerful
and they have only to DO educated half AZ
we'll as other professions to make laws for
the nation.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-11-12

"SMrc Enoggk. I've were pleased,
saws a New-York paper, with the common
sense manifested by an unfortunate son of
Erin who was being tried before Justice
Whitman the other day. Arc you guilty
or not gulityl' said the clerk. 'An'what
tho diviI are you put there for but 60 End
out = responded the IrishiNuu.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-10


The Convention pursuant 10 rcsolu.ion met nd the
Presbyterian Meeting House, at the usual hour.
letter of resignation was read from Mr.. Nun
ford, the Secretary Of the Convention, which on mo-
ton was laid on the table.
The Con 'enton then proceeded to elect success
sOr 10 that officer
Mr. DAVID B. BncGs was nominated by Nr.
Scott.
THoNAs p WAY was nominated by Mr. bod
dridpo.
Mr.. PowfLL and Mr.. Nicholas supported the
nomination of Mr. Brggs
Mr. DoppaIDGE objected TO his nomination on ac-
count Of his holding situation under the Executive
Government, although satisfied he was qualified in
other respects. a Committee was appointed to count
Che votes.
Mr. Briggs received 57@MF. Robinson, 3-Mr.
Wray, %.
Mr.. ScoTT Of the Committee appointed TO count
the votes reported the above rs the result of the hal
lot. DIR. Briggs was accordingly elected.
Nr. moved In, n Committee be appointed
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-06
Whole No. 1888.

And 10 conclusion; BY all yeur e gard Tor the
institution ~ MssonFy-by al your desres Tor
ne dssemiaasion 81 its pure aud hoy pfiac,-
pies, 20 promote The temporal and eteraal cool
Ut m~snk.ad-by ali your hopes OF a fruse re-
ward. We osseech you, look wen 10 catarce 4
mong yourselves, within yOHy Lodge, the d..
vine preeepts VI Masonry. The eyes oe ~
men srs. particularly al this time, eagerly fixe,l
upon yen, TO scrutsnize the mature aad tenden.
ey Of y"1r society. You may hear from a dis
lance 2 vo'Se Of repsoaeh loud snd hitter. rais.
ed against you. Enforce and i've up "a vow,
principles ard tie noisy tongue Of Slasisr s.a
DC pAralyzsd, and the breath Of calua,ny lose
rs poison. Rating for roiisv you may MT re-.
ufn' you are taught to overcome 60 - 4 fso.
TIE omniseieat eve OF Tod Is upon al, Ia
take cognizance how your OIL gatlaas ara met,
Your vsss fulhAed, and your duties 4isc6ssgel
and the record Of thsm is kept IN Hesvea.