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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05

c,,m z, hmond we learn ha, the Select
Committee appointed 10 arrange The new Con
.d,p,;oa had met, and appointed MIR. MADISON
chairman; tia, the Legislative Department
-, assigned 10 Mr. LEIGH; the Exc u,ive d.
,,r,meni 70 Mr.. JOHNSON: an" the Judiciary
1s,,r,mcnl 10 Judge MARSHALL TIE Com
-,,,e were exncc',d 20 report las Saturday,.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05
COMMERCIAL.

ed from - 25 TO S73 and closed Saturday at the
Iatt,r.-rhe receipts were comparatively small, and
TRANSITIONS from stores limited.
Yesterday, the wagon pri :e was 81 S7a al 40
Sales could not be effected from stores at much over
AS I, was offered ut 4 S7t without finding purchase
Export for the week endns Saturday, 2nd instant,
4.,4S barrels: 1000 foreign, 2laS coastwise.
Quan,t, inspected during the same period
King-street 1871 DDS. W hai'es
Wharf 144i ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRLa. m ca

ARRIVED, JANUARY 8,
schr Pioneer, Atkins, Boston; plaster to w. Fowle
Co. and freight for the District.
schr. Crusader. Dennison, Portland salt to W..
Fowle & Co.
.arrs, Jan. 4--schr. Motion. Griswold, Hartford,
Conn; sundries to Stephen Shinn
Schr. Columbia, shinr. New York; freight for the
District. ont Of Hampton Roads in company
with ship Kerlin and brig John Laird. (bound 10 this
port. Captain shinn reports that the Delaware "a sr
rived in Hamptou Roada on Friday afternoon.
SAILED JAh'y3,
schr. Julia Ann, Baker. Portland.
Ship Rosseau, McLevin, hence, at Cowes 25th No.
yember
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District Of Co\un,bia,
County IF Aler"ndria, Set.
NoypNprR TERM. 1929.


NOVEMBER TERM, 1929.
Mary Ann Maserson, administra-0
trx of Laugblin Masterson, de-
ceased, Complainant, slN CHANCERY
AGAIysT
James u Barrett, Charles Scott,
and Thomas Steel, Defendants
TIME defendant James d. Barrett not having enter
ed his appearance to this suit ant given security
according to the statute and the rules Of this Court and
appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court that the
said James D. Barrett is not nhabtant Of the Dis
trct Of Columbia the Compliments motlen by her
counsel il is ordered, that the said James d. Barrett
do appear here on before the first day of the next
April Term of this Court, and answer the Complain
ants BILL and give security for performing the DEGREES
of the Court; and that copy of this order be forth
with published, for two months successfully IN the
Alexandria Phenx Gazette. and that another copy be
posted at the front door of the Court house of said
County. Test;
jan 5-2m EDH. !, LIZ, U. Z.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05

Va Friday last great number Of visi,ers,
"sAsers aad citizens waited on Mr.. and Mrs,
ADAMS, who are in Washington, to offer 10 them
congratulations Of the season
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05
district Of Columbia,
COUNTY of .4ierandria, set.

NOVEMBER TERM, 1929
John McIver, assignee of the es-0
tate Of Josiah Watson, bank
rup,, Complainant,
AGAINST
Peyton and Thompson, commits. IN cHANcERY
sioners in the case of The SAID N
bankrupt, and raiaferro Strlb-
ling, executor OF Francis Strib-
ling, decd, and others, De
PENDANTS.
VUlHE Defendant, Taiiaferro strbling, executor Of
i Francis Striking. deceased. not having entered
their appearance to this suit and given security &C,
cordin to the statute and the rules Of the Court, and
il to the satisfaction Of the Court. that the
said Iaaferro Strblng is not an nhabant OF the Dis
trict of Columbia OF the motion Of the Complainant
by his Counsel it is ordered, that the said lailaferro
strbng, executor of Francis striblng. deceased, do
here on or before the LIST day of the next April
term of this Court, and the Compalnanis bill,
give security for performing the DEGREES OF the Court
and that copy of this order be forthwith published
fer two months successfully, tie Alexandra rhenX
Gazette and that another copy be posted at the 'front.'
door of the Court House Of said county.
Test. EDM. ]. LEE. C. c.
jan 5-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05

nT Tickets to be had at Mr.. Newton's Hotel, and at
-the Theatre from II until o'clock. Admission, box
and pit so. gallery Is cents Children to boxes half
price Jan
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Holiday pYeseNts

At 4uelion. and at AUCTION prices, by George While.
"HO will receive by the steamer Columbia, to-
w moron, morning, most splendid miniature ship
in glass CASE variety of dolls, large and prety
dressed the various ANIMALS for 1885, ladies' baskets,
walking canes great collection of elegant book one
OF which probably the most elegant prayer book in
the town Also, Lavoigne's celebrated atlas Ladies'
and Gentlemen will be pleased By calling and examin
ing the whole invoice which is really worthy OF notice.
dec %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05
The Cabinet and TaiiSman

The { abInet and IaIISman
CUBSCRIBERs TO the abov splendid works are res
Spec,gy inform that copies Of the same arc read.
for delivery at the Book Sorc of David Martin, corner
of King and Roy streets. Axandris where non.sub
scriber> can also be supplied with copies d. Martin
has also received by late arrivals, German family bibles
handsome assortment of Albums, ladies and gentle
mems dressing ladies work boxes pocket books
card cases. thread cases, &c. &c.
ian Std
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05

The entertainments 10 conclude with the performance
of Mr. Peters. w,o will display his exhibition on the
BRANDECIIO VOLANTE..
1st The fall Of Apollo ID. Owl in an Ivy bush.
Sd Egyptian somerset. 9TH World upside down.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-28
Grocery and Fvuit Store
John l.. Cranst0n,

Respectfully informs his friends and the
public.
ENRAT he has taken the store At the corn.
l. er Thames street and Market. square,
recently occupied by J. J, STACEY, where
he intends keeping constantly on hand an
assortment Of Crockery- Liquors Of the
choicest kinds Teas Coffee rice flour
fruit of all kinds--a spruce .beer--&
general s. NICE assortment OF Groceries,
which Will be sold as cheap as at any other
store in town. Every attention will be rem.
dered TO customers, and no exerion shal
10 his friends, who are invited to give him
call. Jnne IL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-28
"FountaiN Of Hca\th." "
VIM. $. VOSE,

Respectfully informs the Ladies and Gen
tlemcn of Newport, md its vicinity.
INUAT no will keep through the warm
L season, Soda Water. of the first qnal
cad Restorative beer,
Newark cider. aud Albany Ale. The
above articles will be surrounded with ice
and consequently will be found very re
freshing.
AL O-Epsom and Rochelle salts. ic
DO taken in Soda, and which is far prefer
able. a. to pleasantness. than when taken
in any other manner. Soda powder--Lem
on Syrup &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-28

MninJitafy of Fortune. A young lsly,
native Of Martinique, and Creole, was IN
a voyage 10 France, with the design of BE-.
inc educated there. when the merchpnt
vessel on board of which she was n passcp.
ger was captured by an Algerinc cruiser.
and taken to Algers. The fair captive was
at first uhelmed with affection at tho
prospect Of captivity before her; but as pss.
sion gave way 10 meditation, il came 10 her
recollection that an old negress had predict.
I'D that she would one day become one of
the greatest Prime osses in the world. "Ab"
exclaimed she, for superstition was in this
instance but the handmaid Of inclination,
"il is doubtless SOL am TO DO a Princess.
Well. ] must not quarrel with fortune.
Who knows What may come out this Z" So
strong did this preposscssion grow upon
the young lady. that ere she reached tho
Bsrbnry shore, she was as much q fatslist
in point Of resignation as any devoice VI
lslanism could possible be. The French
Consul at Algicrs Immediately offered to
ransom bis countrywoman; but no The fair
Creole would not be rnnsomcd, for fanr or
offending fortune, by. resorting to so vulgar
= way of recovering her liberty. So To the
Scraglio of the Dey Of hlgicrs the lady
went; and strange indeed 10 tell, from l,is
Highness's Seraglio she was sent ~ . pre-
cnl To the Grand Scignor, who was so struck
with her beauty and manners flor ~ both
she was eacellingJ that he elevated her ~
the dignity Of his favoriie Sultsna! Snrh
was the singular rise Of the late Soli,ns
vsl,de. uho died in 1918, and was the nV!h.
or Of the prcscnt Grsnd Seigaiot.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-28

DRoADcLorus g. Cassimercs, all col
I'D ors g. prices,
New Style Vestings,
Fushionable Cravais,
Silk and Gingham Umbrellas,
D-illings, Jeans, Lats,ings s. Sa,tine,ts
Silk, Cotton, Worsled g. Linen Hosiery.
Bang up Cords, Suspcndcrs g. Gloves,
Silk, Cotton, g. Linen ildkfs.
Merino Shawls a. Barage lIdkfs.
Merino Circnssian for Ladies Dresses,
Black Italian Cravais,
Heavy Lcvautines Sinshaws e. Sarsnets,
Guarniturc e. Gros dc Nap Ribbons
French Gnghams. Super lIoskin Gloves,
London prints small figures,
English. India e. German Nankins,
Summer Flannels, Shoe Ribbons, Gal
looms,
Russia Shec,ings, Diaper, g. Duck,
Very fine Linens e. Cottons,
Plain g. figured Muslins,
Plain g. crossbarred Cambricks &c. &c
ALSO,
20 Leahorn Bolvars ut one hall then
usual price,,
30 Parasols at very low prices.
LIKEWISE
A prime 10, of Shccting., Tickings
Checks and Ginghnms.
All the above goods will be sold al the
lowest prices for cssh, or app owed credit,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-28
Ammunition Store.

.N5. IO3, Sidte Sirctt Boston,
ID NJ. BARNARD, Agent, offers ior
Le. sale as above, by wholesale or re,
tall ,t .,,
200 KEGS English Tower proof GUN
POWDER, [for sporting,
1000 kegs Dupont Gunpowder, Warrant,
ed first quality
$500 do. Boston do. (warranted
n 500 bags shot, all sizes.
10000 percussion CAPS.
N. B. The above Gunpowaer is war.
ranied, and viii be sold as low as a, any
other establishment in the Country of Q.
quail quality, Forierms please apply 10 the
Agent, or to Mr.. RUFUS b. klNSLEY,
Newport-and orders given to either will
be promptly attended TO. may Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-28
SCHOOL BOOKS.

INTRODUCTION 70 NATIONAL.
SPELLING BOOK.
NATIONAL SPELLING BOOK.
CUMMING SPELLING BOOK.
BOSTON READING LESSONS.
PRONOUNClNG ENGLISH
READER.
INTRODUCTION TO NATIONAL.
READER.
NATIONAL READER.
HISTORICAL READER.
GRiMSHAW'S ENGLAND.
GOODRICH UNITED STATES.
GRIMSHAW'S UNlTED'STATES
AND QUESTIONS.
CUMMINGS SMALL GEOGRAPHY.
PARLY'S GEOGRAPHY.
Woodbridge Small Geography.
MORSE'S GEOGRAPHY.
STANlFORD'S ARITHMETIC.
EULER'S ALGEBRA.
COLBURN'S ALGEBRA.
SMITHS ARITHMETIC.
MURRAY'S GRAMMAR.
SMITHS GRAMMAR.
WALKERS DICTIONARY.
WELPLY'S COMPEND AND
QUESTIONS.
AMERICAN CLASS BOOK.
PORTER'S ANALYSIS.
The above, with other School Books
used In this town and vicinity, are
for sale ut
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-28
suNDRY ARTICLES.

Noyeau. and Grenobe Cordials, fthe
first quality. by the boitle.--Al.o, ten dif
ierent kinds Of Cordial Of good quality
vines shrub--bot,led cider--Restora,ivc
beer by the dozen bot,les--osscnces "f all
kinds --Oil--Cologne--prcserves Of differ
en-, klnds--fruits do. do.--spiccs--honey -
md an assortment Of confectionery Of The
irsr quality.
Families supplied at all tmcs. with plum
caks--short cake sponge cake. jumblcs
&c. &c. May i3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-28
WIN. JAMES TILLEY.
TNOTICE.
Cloth Dressing.
AT DEnI-CEn DDICCS

AT REDUCED PRICES.
VTiE subscriber respectfully informs h-
Il friends and the public, that he will col
or and dress cloth in the best manner and
with Dispatch. muck cheaper than ordinary
prices, at his mills in Portsmouth,.
WOOL CARDED AS USUAL.
UArtieles intended to be sent to tho Fac
tory, may be left with Geo Knowles or Jol
Sherman, Newport; Sanford Almy, Little
Csm,ton, Pelcg Cory, Tiveston; or jeremiah
6iaord. Bristol Ferry
. al favora grs'cfully acknogledged ny
sPt. Isl SAMUEL CLARKE.
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Newport. K I. Oct. g., 1890.
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TO Let,

AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN.
IL TIE House, 1913 Thames s,.
~ now occupied by the Subscrb-
ii!!Eb sr- Apply 10 N.G. BOSS.
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"SELF PRESERVATION Is THE
FIRST LAW OF NATURE"

EROM this day shall attend strictly to
n tho collection Of my debts.--of every
person who may become indebted to me
by purchases made on the terms of credit
subloined, payment will be requested by
me once--if refused, then by some one of
the distinguished personages Of The ia,o.
TrRMs OF CREDIT as follows, viz I'm.
der five dollars, sixty d,ys: from five to ten
dollars, ninety days: ten dollars and up
wards, four months; and all running ac
counts to be settled every half year, with
interest if not paid.
JUSTICE TO ALL.
II is evident that purchasers who pay
cash for Goods on delivery, pay two or
three per cent more than they who take
credit, money being at six per ceut, y there
fore,i future. deduction will be made at
my s,ore, of three per cent on all suns a
bove dollar paid for goods sold for cash
on delivery. except when sold at cost or to
those who have open accounts a pro
por,iona,o reduction when credit is given
md payment made before the timo offered
II expires.
wM.JAMES TILLEY.
GENOTICE.
I have complete assortment o
GOODS, bot almost for a song, which
shall bc sold cheap. Among them ,re hn'
cloths. aannels and circassians. with ner
NJ cloths and changcable silks.
sept ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-05

NAvAL.-The Norfolk Beacon says
"We learn that Capt. Hoffman and Lieut.
Hamersley, who have recently been tried
By Court Martial, have been reinstatcd
by the President of the u. s."
Capt. Hoffman was recently tried before
a General Naval Court Martialin Washing
ton, on charges preferred against him by
Com. ]. o. Creighton. The principal one
was grounded on Capt Hoffman's having
left the squadron under command Of tho
latter without orders. A strong point in
the defence was, tha; tho crew the Bos
ton fthe vessel which Captain Hoffman
commanded) were almost in a state Of
mutiny, their time of service not only hav
ing expired, but many ofthem having been
detained forS or Q months over the stipulated
period. Lieut.. Hamersley was tried on
the coast of Brazil, on charges also pre-
terred by Com. Creighton.--Bost. Ca.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-05
AIR Brps.--We congratulate tho 400

AIR BEDs.--We congratulate tho poor
miserable devils who like ourselves, are o
bliged to sleep on soft plaDks, on a speedy
prospect OF release from this most trying
Of all perplcxities. An invention has cen
accomplished by which person can carry
his bed in his pocket, and have it ready q,
any moment and at any place! This is ef
fected by ticking Of slight oil silk, which
is accommodated at one end with an air
pipo,by which means it can be inflated with
The breath in few moments This will be
very useful appendage to gentleman's
dressing case, for when travelling, should
lhe hotel beds not be sufficiently aired,
ne is perfectly inderendent, and need only
pull out his own. We have heard of beds
of snow, ofdown, Of light, aud other ethe.
rial substances, but nothing can rival those
of air. A lover before he leaves his mis-
tress to seek his solitary nights repose.
may request and obtain the favor Of few
sighs and protestations; which he can car
ry with him to,and in his bed and on which
he can dream until morning. How gigan
tic is the stride of improvement!-M Maelzel
could only invent an automoton to sleep
for us, and give us the nights for business
then and not till then, the economy of ma
ture will be completo.-Phil. Gaz.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-05
from The Pensacola Gazette Of Apsrl iol

ARkltAl VI I1E fEhCQCh.
The u. S. Sioop Of War Peacock, Capt.
Mccall, arrived here on Sunday last from
Vera Cruz, which place she left on the 9Th
ult We are happy to state that her Off
GERS and crew are in good health. The
Peacock has been absent from Pensacola
more than five months, during all which
time she has been on the Mexican coast,
atfording such protection TO our commerce
in that quarter, as the present disturbed
state of the country called for. At the
time when the Peacock sailed from Vera
Cruz. there remained not an American
vessel in port.
The Peacock has been fortunate in rem.
dering effectual aid to several vessels in
distress while lying at Vera Cruz. Among
which were the British Government Pack.
ct Goldfnch, the French ship Ines, and
the English brig Ant, from London,--This
latter vessel, on the night of the 18th Feb.
ruary, went ashore on reef about five
miles to the eastward Of Vera Cruz. The
following morning the boats ofthe Peacock
were sent TO her assistance, and every ex-
ertion made TO get her off; but finding she
had bilged, (at the request of the captain
Of the ANTI they proceeded to break open
the hatches and save the cargo. This
they succeeded in doing TO the amount Of
SI02,0
List efMe Officers o'stc United sss'ss .Ship
Peacock:
Capt. f. r. Mccall, Commander. Lieu.
tenants--S. II. Stringhan,, William u.
Temple, Joseph Myers, Charles S. Jackson.
Sailing Mas,er--Amasa Payne. Purser--
William A. Slacom. Surgcon--A. b.
Beers. Assistant Surgeon--D, ID. Egbert.
F. Hazard, c Green, II
Russell A. II. Coleman, j. b. Marchand,
N r. Baker, N. G. Bay, c. Watkins, G. !
r. Carol, T.. V. Delbourg. Captains
Clerk--H. l.. Handy. Boatswain--Wm.
Hart. Gunner--Asa Rogers. Carpenter,
- Hartwel. Sailmaker--Thomas c. !
Boyce.
Lieutenant William G. Woolsey was
transferred from the Peacock to the Shark.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-05

DROPOSALS will bs received by iha
l. Subscriber, until the 18th of Msy
next, inclusive, for the delivery on, the
Wharf at Fort Adams, Newport HARBOUR,
Of 10000 Bushels ofSAND for Stone Nor,
tar. The sand must be clean, coarse, and
fres from pebbles, and the Proposals mhst
be accompanied by a fair sample thetsof
The delivery to commence about the lst pf
July next, and 10 be made in such qunpli-
ties, and at such times, - tho prpgfess Of
tho work may require.
the same period. for the delivery at ssil
Fort Adams, Of 10000 Bushels Of SAND,
Of a finer kind for Brick Mortar. The pro-
posals to be accompanied by fair sample
thereof, and the delivery 10 cpmmeheo BY
the lst Of juno. 80.
JOS. q. TOTTEN, III. Col. Ene'rs
Brerei CsI.
Fort Adams, Newport Harbor,
April 22d, 1880
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-05

PHrLADELPnIA.-On Saturday, Judge
King passed sentence on Jacob Lentz and
William Clark, who were convicted at the
recent Oyer and Terminer, Of murder in
the second degree, the one on his wife, the
other on an acquaintance at q social party
The Judge delivered avery affecting and
excellent address to the culprits, and sta
ted that their offences were committed un
der circumstances es Of such peculiar a,rocity,
that the highest punishment prescribed by
the law must be pronounced. d.-They were
accordingly sentenced each to IL years sol
itary confinement in the new Penitentiary
at labor. In his address the Judge alluded
to circumstance which rendered the ca.
:astrophe peculiarly tragic:-When the
young man was stabbed to the heart BY
Lentz, he bounded with shrek into the
arms OF his mother, and there instantly ex-
pired--ihe hearts blood Of her son stain.
ing her garments.'-. Morn. Jour.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-05
[Trom the Delaware fOhiol Gazettel

'
DIsTREssIEG CAsUALTY.-We learn,
verbally, that three young men (orothers,) J
lost their lives in the east part Of Marion
County, on Friday last, by the presence of
carbonic acid gas, famlliarly denominated
Gamps. The first entered the well, for the
purpose of clearing it OUTPUT had descend.
ed but part of the way, when he sudden
ly fell to the bottom. His mother, who
was standing by supposng he had slipped,
called another son imme dlately to his re.
lief; who having descended few feet, a.
so fell in the same manner. She then call
ed her third and last son, who also entered
the fatal well. He had scarcely begun 10
descend, when he called out, smother, Pm
faint" ond instantly shared::the fate Of his
unfortunate brothers. On assembling the
neighbors, il was soon ascertained that the
well was 80 completely charged with the
,.oxious vapor, that lighted candle was
extinguished within six feet ofthe surface.
The lifele.s bodies were taken out as soon
o. il could be done consistent with the
safety ofthose assisting. What makes this
case peculiarly distressing, is the fact, that
the father of the young men is blind, and
they were his principal, if not his only de
pendence. The name Of the family,
our informant did not rccollect.
1t is matter OF some surprise, that with
the universal knowledge Of mankind, Of
this danger, so common TO wells, that so
little regard is paid to it. No person should
eyer presume to descend into ANY well,
without having first let down a lighted
candle; if that will burn freely there is no
danger from this cause.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-05
INTERESTING OprRAr,os. A ieweller

INTERESTING OPERATION. A jeweller
in this town. some days since, being en-.
gagged in his business, sharp and fine
piece Of steel rlew into the ball of his eye,
and there lodged, subiecting him to the
most acute pain. lie made application to
several medical men, none of whom. con.
sidering the delicate nature Of the eye bali,
dared venture an operation; when another
jeweller, fortunately thinking of the load
stone, placed it to the sufferers eye, and
drew out the steel without injury.
Providence Patriot.1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-05

The Boston Patriot states, that there is
o current report in Boston and elsewhere.
that drover was murdered recently in
Meredith, N. IT.; ;thata pedlar seeing light
in tavern window, at night. and ladder
resting against il. had the curiosity to
mount il and look in. supposing some rob.
bsry was going on. and saw three men,
who had killed another; he descended, took
awsy the ladder, alarmed the tavern-keep-
or. and ell three were secs>~|
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-05

Yesterday, about . pm. His Excellency the
the Senate and House of Representatives, ar
rived in the steam boat Rushlight, from Prov
idence As the boat passed the head of the
Long wharf, national salute was fred in
honor Of his Excellency 8 arrival, by a dctach.
mcnt Of the Artillery Company, under COM
mand of Maj Robinson. The Governor has
taken lodgings at mr Townsends.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-05

The largest OK ever produced in Rhode.ls
land, raised by mr.. VIM. Bateman, ofths town,
was slaughtered and exhibited for sale, by mr..
Charles Shernan,on Monday. The following
statement Of his weight and size, may be re-
lied upon as substantially correct: ono fore
quarter SCI pounds--the other $50; one hind
quarter 470--the other 45S; tallow 24l; hide
l50--measuremcut round the breast 8 feet 1
inch.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-05
MRS. +, TOWNSEND.

INFORMS her friends that she bss roe
l. turned to her formpr stand, NO. . Pei
ham street. opposite The Eagle Coffee
House, where she will be happy TO wait on
them in the MILLINERY line. She ten
ders her thanks to them for past fpyors, and
soici,s n share of their future patronage.
Gloves and mitts made-parasols and
umbrellas covered, and fringes Of different
widths aad colors made as above
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