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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21
BRIGHTON MARKET.
.ifondnY. Oct. ~,

Reported for the Chronicle aud Patriot.
At Market this day 3579 Cattle, 6323
Sheep aud Ill7 SWINE. The severe storm
which commenced about ~ o'clock proba
by prevented much business being DONE
From 1900 To 1000 Cattle, $40 to 1000
Sheep, and several hundred Swine rcmaln.
ed unsod at the close Of the day. We
shall expect quite market day tomorrow,
g. Tuesday.
Prices - BeefCatle-From S3 % to 4 80;
probably about 30 were taken at 4 80
one yoke of Mr.. Sweefscr's prime Cattle
were purchased by Mr.. II. w. Bennett at
: 5 80. The Darrellers did not pay so
high as las, Monday; they appeared TO FIX
the price for Mess 50 50, No. I SO, No. 2
So IS.
Sheep-Wo noticed about 100 prime
Wes'hcrs. ron drift") which cost about
So 7S-Si was offered for them. We al
so noticed one lot taken NJ 81 25; lots al
ais, ] so, ] ~, :33 and 25.
Sp;n,-We noticed one entire lot Of
nearly 5OD. taken at'3Ic: one lot of5s Bar
rows, old, al &c: one lot Of 80 Sows. old, at
35c: one lot OF 30 selected Shoats. Sows a.
Barrows at &c; oxc lot Of 10 S'oats. Sows
and Dlrrows at 3ic--rctail price 81 &c
for Sows, Al n SC for Barrows.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21
NOTICE.


WTLILAM e. COZZENS, having
w engaged To furnish a lot o.
LACRS within a certain period. il
ready to supply those who understand
the business, with steady work; and as
an inducement for an immediate appli-
cation, he will give from one to three
cents per yard more than his usual
prices tn those who finish their work
in the time stated.
Open as usual on Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday evenings, from ear
iy candlehght, until half past . O'Clock, !,
at No. z, Washington square.
Note.-Ali those having Lace on
hnnd belonging to the subscriber will
much oblige him by finishing aud re-
turning ii as soon as possible. w. G. c:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21

ENTERED.

Sch. Jane, Marshal, Havana.
Lydia, Small. Boston.
Steamboat Benz. franklin, Bunkerj New.
York
Sloop Collector, Heath, Boston.
Amty, Lavtpn, New York.
Portsmouth,, Munro, Havana.
CLEARED
Brig Sea bird, Carr, Havana.
Schr.S Cirolin,, Winslow, Georgctown s. e.
Rising States, Collins, do.
Lydia, Small. Providence.
Ginbc, Brightmnn. Martinico.
S:camboat BENZ. Franklin, Bunker, Proyid
Shop Collector, Heath, Troy, Mass.
Bb Jones, West, New Bedford.
Amity, Lawton, Providence.
Marshal, Chase, Savannab.
Eleanor, Briggs, do.
MEMORANDA
Brig Eagle, Browning efthis port, ssied
fro:n -. Thomas Cor Porto itico, Sept 2d
Ssilcd from Alexandria Oct. I4Ih. schr
Ilaxall, Shove, for Boston.
Arr. at Charleston, Oct. ship Majestic,
Page. from Liverpool.
briy Ann GsdqJsu. N,rtham, of this por,
sailed from Cowes Sept. 81, for St. Peters.
barg,
Schr. Pochah,n,as, Southwick, Is days from
Havana, arrived ut New orb, on Thursday
last.
Srhr. Fox. Newton, from this port, arr. al
Havana, 30th nit.
Arr. at New York, 18th. brig BENZ. Rugglos,
Waite, "a days IN. Newport, +.
Capt. Dubb Of the scbr. Catalina arrived al
Baltimore, reports that ION the 9Th Of Octo.
bcr, in Lat. 30, Ion. ~. at 10 AN saw a brig
10 windward, and found she had American
colors flying as sigma! of distress; hove 10
for her: she proved To be tho brig Marcia,
Cobb, of Providence, in n sinking condition;
took her officers and crew of, and in 45 min
utcs after the brig went down head forema't
and totally disappeared. She had cary"
Of molasscs, from Havana bound 10 Provi.
dcncc, had been out i3 DAYS" The NJ nnd
her cargo was insured at one of the Offices
in this town.
Sailed FROM Gibralter, Sept. li'h, schr.
Miuos, Dennis, of this part. for Malaga.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21

VA trrPskso~ TIE British conrt
Joafnsl, speaking of toe memoirs snd cor.
responlence of Jr. Jefferson. lately pub
lished in London. says:-"This publication
is inestimable. and will have material in
iaence upon human affairs for many gon.
eralions."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21

Court Of Probate, .Nswpon, Oct. 4, 1870
:" HEREAS the ESecu,or's account
w on the estate If BENJAMIN
REYNOLDS, late or Newport, deceased,
was presented for settlement and allow.
ancc tit is ordered, that The consideta
,iop thereof be referred to a Court of Pro.
bate, TO be holden at the State House in
Newport, on the FIRST Monday in November
next, at 9 o'clock q. IN. and that previous
notice be given by publishing copy OF
this order three several times in tho r. l.
Republican, TO all persons interested, 10 ap
pear at said time and place aud be heard
A true copy: witness,
B. B. HowLANp, Prob. Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21
DIED.

In this town 9Th inst. Miss Celia a Potter
daughter oftho late capt. John q Potter. in
the 2ed year ofher age
On Saturday last. Lavinia Caroline an in.
tcrcs'ing and promising daughter of Mr vii.
hsn Il Amy. aged years 9 mos and 4 days
At Portsmp nth. on this island on Sunday
night last, Mary Lawtop, in the 9hh year Of
her age, highly respected member of ihs SO.
ciety of FrieDtI
At wesipor, Mass on the god ul, Tilling.
hast Amy, esq aged rs years, formerly oi
Portsmouth and for many yeats a Representa-
tive from that town in the General Assembly
of this State
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21

Mary Lawton, acolored woman, has
been committed for trial at Now-Bed-
ford, charged with the murder ola child
3 years old, left in her charge by an
other woman.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21

1t is stated by the Georgia papers,
that u. s. Troops in the Cherokee ma
tion have been successful in removing
the Gold Diggcrs, with the exception
ofa few who may have concealed them
selves. Ii was not known whether n
knowledge of this fact will cause the
Governor to postpone the meeting of
the Legislature until the usual period.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21
To Let.

NIAINE STATE LOTTERY no.
WIS; draws this day. Highest prize
S50O0--20 prizes Of $1,000. Tickets
1 parts in proportion.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
3 extra; draws Saturday October %.
Highest prize $4,000. Tickets 4
parts in proportion.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
ls; draws Thursday Oct %. High
est prize sl0,000-Tickcts 4 parts in
proportion.
Drawn NUMBERS.
OF Maine State no. %.
30 II sc ~ 80 80 IS "a.
OF Cumberland g. Oxford no. "
% ID 81 I3 8 26 40 @ So.
J. G. SHAW.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21

In Rutherford, Y. C., man lately
burnt s,i!pher on his hearth. To free his
chimney from swallows. He covered
the top of his chimney, aud 2l4 fell
dead upon the hearth.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21
COURT OF PROBATE. Middle,own

NOURT OF PROBATE. Middletown,
~ October 18th. 1890. Whereasan Io.
strumsnt Of writing purporiina TO be- the
last Will and Testament Of JossPH Coo.
ogsHALL, late Of Mddle.own. deceased,
vas this day presented for Probate and let
tcrs tos,smentary thereon.-1i 10 ordered.
that tho consideration thereof be referred
,o q Conrt Of Probate to be holden st the
Town House in Middletown. on the third
Monday in November next, al 2 2o'clock. p
IN. and that previous notice be given, (by
publishing a copy of ,hi. order three sevc.
raj time. in the Rhode Island Republican,
10 sIl persons interested TO sppear at ssit
time and place, and be hssrd.
A uu. eopy-Wnnoss,
O2il wmiiAx Sxiru, Prot CN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21

A lettor from Pensacola of the 22d ult
stn,es that there had bcen no new cases Of
fever amongst the crew of the Peacock,
snd that all the sick we're on the recovery.
The town Of Pensacola was unusually
hsaltby.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21

Nantucket contains 1902 inhabitants
of whom 279 are colored, and 2 be
tween the ages of 90 and 100.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21
IOUN ROBINSON,
Juiube Paste.

THIS article has long been used in
France and Italy rs remedy for coughs
and colds. In sympathetic coughs, or such
M arisc from irritation or ticking ~ tho
throat and lnryDx it il said to be- unco o'n.
monty efTicacioDs. II is ebtsiped from q
species of plumb. the produce sccording 10
Lnnseus of the Rbsmnus Zizyphns. and
instead Of being a paste, 10, moro properly
speaking, dried Jelly, which being psrie.
ularls pleasant to fhe taste, 10 like the
iozenge, TO be gradually dissolved 10 tho
mouth.
For sale at tho sign Of the GOOD SA-
MARIAN, Sd door sonih of Market
squsrc, Newport X. l. where 10 constantly
kept a general sssortrpcDt of Drugs mud
pa,sn, medicines (by wholesale or i~isil)
not generally kept IN retailing establish
mcnfs.
U-Physicsns prescriptions accurately 6,-
ted
U-TEETII care folly Exraacrxo. alrd.
r. neatly elcsned, or filed With yotL oa
GOLD. as may be requested.
ALSO FOR SALE, Po'tef's Ca'holicon
--DensrcotisedL c d Lsuosoun,- Tho 0in,p,rnt
and Tincture of Iodine Cordnrks Phy.l
cal drops--A general Assor'n,sr, Of Tho
KiDDER MEDICINES, such rs Rrlfrs 10.
tsnical Drops Albion Corn Plsv'sr---
Dumfres Eye Wstsr--Rolfe's AMI Bill
lious Pills, &c. &c.-ALSO, Castor OIL by
the single or dozen bottles EPSON and
Glsubers Salts, by the pound, Or or hun.
dred.-And q great Variety Of EsskseEs
at Re'siI, or put up by the Dozen er Gross
for the accommodates Of RotaiIess.
Sept =.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21

Acorrcspondcnt ofthc Georgia Cou-
rier, gives the following recipe for the
workers Of tlis,luon. He warrants il
either to .'kill or cure:" "'Take ) lbs.
Of Rope, lG) DO Sheriff, 100 feet Scant-
ling, 1 by f."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21

Dycl,-A lottcr from Rio Janeiro
under date of Aug %, says-"An un-
happy affair occurred here this morn
ing. DIR Bassett, late Surgeon Of the
Z. states ship Vandalia, fell in duel
with Lieutenant Sands"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21

TrMkLI LABOR. a gentlcmsn in Ann
street, it is said. has employed, during The
last months, from to 600 fensles, who
h,ye made 2b000 garments. There 1, a
d'iiy on imported really made cioihing.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21
VEGETABLE LITHONYRTP"
TIC SPECIFIC SOL VENT
POWDER.


THIS preparation is a powerful remsay
l. FOR tho GAvrL, aud its Kindred con.
plants: it dissolves the stones into such 'nt-
mute PARTICLES, that from soreness of Le
kidnies, chronic inflammation in the ui,rvry
organs, difficulty Of ipcturstioD, bloo.y
water, strangua'y and every sP-c'",. r
Gravel OF stone IN the bladder, this Is at :.
ed as o certain curei--the same gond ~,
feet has resulted from i.s use in css"- "
Dropsy. az Of the Gravel. Physicians " ho
have Witnessed ito good effects, decidedly
give il their appreciation.
rEw CERTIFICATES.
This NAV certify that |, David K,nhsH
Of Pembroke, ". II. having heeh siflic'si
for some time past with complain, of 'hs
Kdnics, frequent discharges ofbIoody NJ.
ter, aud exercised With some palDt shd
having made use OF differen, kinds OF NJ :.
icine, and finding no relief, wps indn,d
TO make trial ofthe Vegetable Lhbon,rn
and Solvent Powders; from the hse oi ihs
medicine have received the mos, -sit"y
relief After using about hnlfs Bottle ard
Powders, I have not been troubled with nny
Of tho aforesaid complaints.
DAVID KiMBAi.L
Pembroke, ". II. Dec. Goth, 1898.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21

Sl470 have been collected at Charleston
S. {. for the suffering inhabitants Of Ire.
land.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21

Men Jersey Election. Somerset
county has elected the Jackson candi-
dates by small mniorities. In Middle
ex county the Clay ticket has succeed
cd.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21
LATE IRON EUROPk.

~ the Bireinghsm, we have receive.
London dates 10 September =, and Liver
pool 10 September 8. We have room onl,
Tor brief summary.
tranquility was not restored in the
Netherlands. The Prince of Orange had
attempted TO enter Brussels At the head ol
body of troops, but was resisted by the
people, who tore up the p,vcnicnts and
cut down trees tn oppose his passage
The Prince at length entered only with
his suite. Negotiations were in progres.
between the King and people. bat there
WAS no expectation of any sncees.ful re.
suit.
Disturbances had occurred in Germany
and more were anticipated.
England had recognized the new
French government and orders were Civ.
',sn.in France to give the intelligence the
greatest publicity.
The public tranquility in Paris had suf
fcrcd some intcrrupton. bni was ncsrly re-.
s'nrsd. II is said the Disconnected were
Jonrneymen printers.
There were reports Of Spanish refugees
. from France. assembling ia ar near new
Catalonia. with an intention Of coinmenc.
ing an enterprise against the governneor ~.
Archbishop Cheverus has published a
.dcclaration pronouncing bis happiness that
his political career is nj an end. and his
wish only to live and die among HE people
~ Bordeaux.
The following paragraph from tie Lon
don Examiner contains the piih of mos, Of
the reports from the continent.
h. We may look with conf ipnce for news
Of popular commotinns in Spain and Italy
let. L.. ka
struck by the people Of either country.
The symptoms of approaching change are
unnquivoca. Already at Naples there is
. talk Of Constitution to be granted by
the King; AMI at Madrid, a convocation Of
the Cortes and change of Ministry are
Tumored; and as an earnest OF concession !
TO the people, French and English newspa.
pers are freely admitted! Quiroga and
Nina are at Paris, on their way To the Pen
insula: an1 there is little donbt that the !
Constitutional Guc-illas have begun 10
show themselves in tho Spanish provinces.
The London journals publish a long mani
festo, issued by the principal cyies from
Spain, which is said In be now widely cir.
culating in the country. Even Don Mig.
ncl in Portugal, has felt the shock of
French example, which gives him pause"
in his brutal career.
There are variety of interesting details
respecting the condition of Europe which
arc unavoi1ab|y excluded.
Col. Fov and his lady, daughter ofthc
present King Of England, were at Halifax.
when William w. assembled tho throne.
They had determined on making the tour
NJ the United States, commencing at the
State or Maine, nnd wore on the point Of
beginning their journey, whom frigate or
'i,cd at Halifax to convey them homie.
Tho royal parent sent his son, Capt. FIz
clarence. with the invitation. which was.
nf course, cheerfnly complied with, and
other arrangements abandoned.
Col FIX is tho eldest son al Lord Ifol
lsnd. and i, is inferred, that his Lnriship.
. wig, will now have much influence at f,
Court.
~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21

Nrws,m. the Yorkshire pedestrian. has
completed 6l54 miles of his 1000, in elev
On days. On Nnndsy he walked ~, pnd
on Tuesday, 60 miles. He had then 2
DAYS to complete 354i miles.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21
TO LET.

4 N Elegant CHARIoTEE, with pla.
~ ted Harness, sGc.--ihe bandsomesl
ever offered in Newport.--ALSO TO
LET, Au excellent HORSE, suitable for
a Carriage or Saddle.-AppIy to.
WIN. q. VOSE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21
Pembroke, ". II. Dec. Goth, 1898.

The subscriber within two years psst
has been three times severely STACKED
with the Gravel, but never pn,il the l"St
has he made use Of the Lihontriptic lie
commenced with tho usual doss, repeated
every eight hours; after the expiration e
the third he Voidcd large quantity OF blood
and gravel, which afforded immediate re-
lief, and has not been troubled with the
complaint vince.
JOHN ROBINSON.
Bellows Falls, VI. Oct. %, 1923.
Tn. above medicine Is sold OF tho siqN
Of the GOOD SAMARITAN, three doors
south Of Market Square, and al y. VIM
SONS corner Of Stevens wharf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21
Drawn NuNBERs.
on Maine State nn. 2a

y
30 Ia 80 AZ 80 32 45 26.
OF Cumberland n Oxford no. 4.
% I5 - 10 8 26 40 q IS.
l regret extremely that some ci my
good Customers had not called e. ta-
ken Combination 90 ID 81. i'm tho
Rhode Island Lottery Glass l3, which
drew the highest prize q was return
ed 10 the managers In a package OF
half tic. about an hour before the draws
ing was reed. which would have cost
only so CTS.
Arso.-I have 10 regret l have sent
back or. Of $1,000 in the above Lo,N
REORGANIZATION 30 15 So for want
of purchaeer.-rhis is the third in4
stance of returning to the managers
within short time 3 prizes of $1,000
each.
MORE PRIZES. Combiustioh 3 90,
IS Maine State no. II, sold in package or
quarters $1,000
Grand Consql. Lott. Con. no Cdinhi
nation ~ "a ~ cama Up a prize Of 20b
and was sold IN a whole ticket.
Besides very hsndsome 10, Of Sin0, go,
30, in the Abose and other lotteries drawn
since.
ANOTHER PMzE--Combination Is
10 AZ prize 800 in Maine State Lot
no. ~; sold in whole ticket TO gene
tleman in this town.
Another prize sold at this office in
Maine State Lottery no. "a, combina-
ion 20 IS 43 came up prize ofS 1000
4 was sold in a package ofiuetter tic.
Another capital prize sold at my Office
n Maine State no. z, viz Combinntion
10 80 prize $1,000 sold in packages
quarter tic.
s. CAnOONE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21
STEAMBOAT RUsHLIGHT.

rABZgA THE Steam Boat
AerrA Rvshlight has com
-XE5S mcuced her regular
trips between this place and Providence.
She will leave Newport every Monday,
Wednesday aud Saturday. at 10 o'clock.
u. m. and Providence every Sunday, Tues
day and Thursday, ut the same hour. Pas
sage so cts. For freight ~ passsgs apply
on bnsrd at Deans wharf in Newpost, and
at CIifford's wharf Providence.
Oct z
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21
MAINE STATE LOTTER

l'A 3; draws this day. Highest Iize
s5000-20 prizes Of $1,000. 'Tn Refs
4 parts in proportion,
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY ii9:
: extra; draws Saturday October e3;
Highest prize si0,00O. Tickets 81
parts IN proportions. ,.,,
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY ITO:
lS; draws Thursday OCT. 2s. High tst
prize Sl0,00G Tickets, 4, parts I'M
proportions.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21

An y. States Navy Officer nj Norf,l
hs. drawn $4,000 in the Dismal Swamp ca
nsl Lottery.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21

The French residents a. Mobile cele.
h,atcd the gallic conquest 81 Algiers.
THE toasts show that most of them AZ
Iibrrsli.,s: and they therefore anon after
wards had snother event 10 celebrate, the
last French Revolution.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21

Hon. Ru..eli Fresmsn. Hon. lanes L.
Hodges. anil Tbos. a. Greene, Esq are
pon,ioatcd for Congress in Bristol District
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21

Ten divorces we're granted a, The ia'e
sessions Of the Supreme Court a, Danbrry.
cvanse,ieu,. This 10 bad symptom.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21

the Gold Diggcrs, with TIE exception
ofa few who may have concealed them
selves. Ii was not known whether n
knowledge of this fact will cause the
Governor to postpone the meeting of
the Legislature until the usual period.
Acorrcspondcnt ofthe Georgia Cou-
rier, gives the following recipe for the
workers Of dis,union. He warrants it
either to skill or cure:" "rake ) lbs.
Of Rope, lG) DO Sheriff, 100 feet Scant-
ling, 4 by f."
Dyel,-A lottcr from Rio Janeiro
under date of Aug %, says-"An I'M
happy affair occurred here this morn
ing. DIR Bassett, late Surgeon Of the
U. states ship Vandalia, fell in n duel
with Lieutenant Sands"
NeD Jersey Election. Somerset
county has elected the Jackson candi-
dates by small maiorities. In Middle
sex county the Clay ticket has succeed
cd.
A letter from Pensacola of the 22d ult.
stn,os that there had bcen no new cases Of
fever amongst the crew Of the Peacock,
and that all thn sick we're on the recovery.
The town Of Pensacola was unusually
hsaltby.
TrMkLI LABOR. a gsntlcmsn in Ann
street, it is said. has employed during the
last 1 months. from to 600 fensles, who
h,ye made 2b000 garments. Th,re IS a
d,sy Oh imported really made clothing.
Erws,u. the Yorkshire pedestrian. has
completed ,l5l miles of his 1000. in elev
On days. On Monday he walked 20, pnd
on Tuesday, 66 miles. He had then 2
days to complete 3541 miles.
The French residents a, Mobile eele.
hratcd the gallic conquest of Algiers.
The toasts show that most of them 40
Iibrralis,s: and they therefore 'oon after
wards bad snother event ~ celebrate, the
last French Revolution.
An y. States Navy Officer at Norfolk
hs. drawn $4,000 in the Dismal Swamp Ca
ssl Lottery.
Hon. Ru.seli Freeman, Hon. lanes L.
Hodges. anil Thos. a. Greene, ESQ are
pon,inatcd for Congress in Bristol District.
rJ
Ten divorces we're granted AZ The la'r
sessions OF the Supreme Court AZ Danbrry.
Cvanse,ieu,.-rhi il bad symptom.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-15
FRENCH REVOLUTION

Paris, July 80. The following placard is post.
ed up in all the streets Of Paris -
Charles the Tenth can never again enter Paris
he has caused the blood Of his people 10 how.
republic viii expose us to dreadful divisions
and cause quarrels with Europe.
Inc Duke Of Orleans never fought against u.s.
The Duke Of Orleans was at Jamappe.
me Duke OF Orleans is citizen King
The Duke Of Orleans wore the tri-coiored cock
,aae IN battle, and he will wear it again-we will
have no other.
The Duke of Orleans has not proclaimed him.
sell but waits our wishes. Let us proclaim him /.
ne WI accept the Charter, and the French people
viii support his throne r'0P''
raris July 81. We hear the Duke OF Or.
leans spoken Of He would be national
Ming. Dut some veices, few in number, il Is
..no, P,onounse tho word Republic. This word
some generous but imprudent indiyduals' bnt