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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24
THE BLUE BOOK
Farther supplies of Books, &c.

'aNlIE Northern Traveller, and Northern Tour.
with the routes TO the Springs, Niagara, and
Quebec, and the Coal Mines ofPennsylvanla: also the
Tour of New Engand-Thir,y two engravinrs---
Fourth edition revised and extended
Aenophons Expedition of Cyrus with English
notes prepared for the use of schools and colleges
with life Of the author; b. Charles Dexter Clevc-
land. Professor OF Languages ~ Dickinson College
Muccullock remittent and intermittent diseases
including gencrGcaly marsh fever ard neuralgia; com
prlsing nuder the former, various anomalies obsct-
ri'ies and consequences; and under new systematic
view OF the latter, treating of tic douloureux sciati-
CT headache, uphthamla, toothachc. palsy aud many
other modes ana consequences of this generic dis
eas
Winners Episcopal Manuel, being intended as q
summary explanation ofthe doctrine, discipline and
worship OF the Episcopal Church, etc. etc etc.
Third edition.
Moores life of Lord Byron
IeihaTn' or the adventures OF a gentleman
T 1'see piaownod by the same Author.
Lawrc Todd, or The settlers in the woods-5y
-: j Gait, Esq.
rlora's Dict:onary--by lady
Register OF oiicars and agents, civil. military and
naval, IN the service of the United States, 1890
-. Memoirs OF the Rev Matthew Henry, by j. D.
Aids to reflection, by S T. Coleridgc, with n pre-
ininury essay, notes and Illustrations by James
Marsh
Foscar.ui, or the partrlc.s, of Venice
Life Of the Rev Edward Payron ID. D. late Rec
tor OF the second church IN Portland.
Bckersteths Christian Hearer, designed TO show
me Importance ut hearing the word, and TO assist
christians in hearing with profit
PROVINCIAL Letter, containing exposure of the
reasoning and morals of the Jesuits by Blaise Pas
cal, originally published under the name of Louis De
Montaitc, translated from the French-to which is
added, view Of the History of the Jesuiis and the
late Bull for the revival ofthe order in Europe sc
received for sale, by
I0--ts COLLINS C. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24

NiRGlNiA.-ht rules holden in the clerks office Of
the superior court of cbaucery for the WiIl,,ms.
burg district the Sd day of May, 1880: Stephen ID.
Fuller and Mary his wife, pitts against william NJ.
Taylor ~ his own light and as administrator with the
w'il annexed OF Edmund Taylor, sen'r, John p Tay-
loT, and others, defts.
The defendant Jno. p. Taylor not having entered
his appearance and given security according TO the act
OF Assembly and the rules of tbs court and it
ing, by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an nha5
tsnt Of this country ordered that the said defend
ant do appear here the first day of the next term
and answer the bill Of the PLAINTIFF and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaner
published in the city Of Richmond, for two months sue
cessyely and posted the front door of the forner
capitol, III the city Of Williamsburg.
% copy. TeS,c, ED. CHRISTIAN C. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24
BY MRS. HOLLAND

T'hE Blind Farmer and his Children. by Mrs Holland;
4 William and hs Uncle Ben by the saue
Alicia ard her Aunt think before you sneak BIZ the sa
also another supply OF w son's Episcopal Manual
Dwg' sketches OF the Lives Of the Sgner of the Declaration
OF Independence
Malcombs Bible Dictionary;
Paul Clifford, &c &c-Jus; received by COLLINS eco
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24
JULY FASHIONS.

FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS
hPENING this TUESDAY morning, received by
goods:
Varegated Orien;as, rich and beautiful article for
Ladies' Dresses.
hae'descope Scarfs. new, fashionable, and cheap
article for the neck
Troubndour Scars, material of Gsuze. Embroidered
and photographic Culored Borders.
few more IA these elegant Leopold Dccoupr Scarfs
large and extensive assortment ofGauze Lesse and
Silk Barrege Fancy lidk:s, OF The newest sum
mer fashions.
Wide and Narrow Quilting or Footing Laces, very
cheap.
100 doz. Womens White Cotton Hose from auction,
from 20 cts, to hne quality--wth many and
rich goods--for sale al reduced prices at R. IT
JENKINS Fancy Dry Good, and I.lsh Linen
Store
(Removed to Market Square.
w IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24
Just Received from France,
D EGNAULD'S Pcctora Balsamic Paste

Just Received from France,
n EGNAULD'S Pcctora Balsamic Pustc The
"a beneficial effects Of this Paste known a lonp
time before 1t was mndc public, and its subsequent
arcc"ss have procured II the layoab reception with
winch has been bonorcd ever since its first appear
ance.
1t IS highly beneficial 10 persons afflicted with
catarrhs, colds, consumpfons and oil diseases of The
lungs.
In asthma, other in old or young patients. this
preparation employed in rather large doses cspecia-
y at night, when going to bed, has frequently Of.
iected complete cure, and constantly procured
sleep, and rendered expcctoration obHuJant and
easy.
In coughs which accompany and follow mcoslc5, in
inc "hooPng cough IL is productive Of the most de-
slrable effect.
II IS also useful 10 persons who arc Obliged to spcal
professionally ~ public.
Many Of the pubic journals, and some Of the mos,
eminent physicians IN Paris, have given Roonauldg
Paste most flattcring recommendation n constant
supply VIII be kept by The subscriber at his Book and
Stationery Store, warranted genuine.
ma 20 X. ~. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24

Il Newspaper for the Ladies'.
Proposals for publishing in the City of Washington.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, in nea, ouar,o form,
containing eight pages devoted entirely to the di,.
sem,na,on OF intelligence useful and interesting 10
the Ladies, TO be entitled
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24
+ ,AROLlNA MOSS, for sale.
- jci5 JAS. WINSTON.
FRESH DRY GOODS


n anticipation of their general advertisement the
subscribers inform their customers, and other pur-
chasors that they have received by the last arrivals
from Philadelphia, New York and Boston, One Run-
dred and Eighty Packages Fresh .2meriean and
British Dry Goods, in which included their own
importation from England, (via New York; consist
ing in part of the following articles:
Extra blue, black, brown. olive, and olive brown
London cloths
Extra blue, black, drab, mixed, fancy mixed. and
lavender London cassmcres
Plain and fancy white London Marscillcs outings
White and colored ground chintz, printed do do
Plain buff tollenets
a beautiful assortment, ofthc newest style Prints
Fancy. checked, and striped, and .iGrianopie S-i
re'c style giughams
a, ) and ca cambria and jaconet muslins
White burdercd cravats, very superior and
Mixed and striped linen and cotton drills
Their assortment ~ now very good, and will in n
few days be the most commanding they have ever
had. L. IL T.. JAMES. S-Co.
oplS-tf Market Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24
E- REMOVAL -

o. REMOVAL. %
- OBERT ii. JENKINS has removed to Market
IA Square, between the Stores OF Messrs. Wads-
worth d Williams and w. 6, d. Kyle Co where ne
will sell very reduced prices an extensive assert
Inent of fancy Dry Goods and Irish Liucus SC SC.
jy -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24

Musical Cabinet.
4 ILASSlCAL Pocket Library for the German
~ Flute, Flagcolet Violin or Oboe--consis,iur OF
Songs with wordsl and dances
Duets and trios
Scottish airs and songs, as DUETS Sc trios
Irish airs, as do do
Welsh airs and songs. as do 90
Italian airs. az do do
French songs and airs IA do do
German do do rs do To
Marches u quick steps, as do DO
:, Selected. arranged and partly composed by J.
w Inf aker-l9 numbers received aud for sale
27-ts COLLINS G, Cn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24
FOR RENE.
r. ID. SANXAY.

[Successor 10 " IT. FitswhylSonn,
HAS just received at his Book, Stationery and
n n Fancy Store, an assortment Of gold. silver,
tortoise shell and stcelnounted spectac5 for aHnges
Also, convex, coDcovc, green and loose gssscs
suits BILE for hose who require n change, which he
can fit IN old frames Spectacles repaired.
Gold fnders mugnifyng glasses, Of various kinds,
for he examination Of minerals; spy and opera glass
cs: acorn, beetle and botanical microscopes; eye
glasses for short sighted persons; convex shaving
glasses. -TelescoPes cleaned and repaired. Glass
tubes fitted to thermometers je 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24
TO GARDENERS

- valuable wo,k "
Inc Practical Amcrican Gardener, exhibiting ,he time
Old Gardener > 49,
The American Gardener, by Citizen Of Virginia.
But few for sale by JOHN n NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24

Forfumery, DC.
lust received. the following, viz Cologne water
- genuine French, in bottles of great variety OF
shapes; Florida water; aromatic vnegar honey wa
ter French and English soaps; burning partcllcc n.
tended for burning in sick rooms which when lighted
emit most fragrant odour; pearl powder; rouge in
pots; vinegar OF rouge; Macassar oil bears oil; &C.
nuine otto Of rose, and milk Of roses.
aP 10 H. G.. MCNAMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24

lris:s Linens, Sheetings and Diapers.
". II JENKINS IRISH LINEN STORE.
Gnns. 5 Snu b persons ~ams any ssccn
ting from complete assortment OF Shr,ing Linens,
from 25 cts to extra Super6ne, being put up in full
und ps. will be sold by tie yard-also Irish and
at all prices-for sale in any quantity, at reduced
prices. at JENKINS Irish Linen aud Fancy Dry
Good Store.
n. 3. All Linens purchased ot his House, are
toarranted pure Linen, and Grass Bleach.
jy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24
CIRCULAR.

WASHINGTON, June I, 1880.
Sir:-Iou will perceive by the accompanying pre-
position, that we offer To as Agents for those who
may own Military Land Warrants on the vrs nia
State and Continental Establishment, or United
States Revolutionary Bounty Warrants; and we re-
guest the favor of TO enclose this such of your
acquaintance may be interested in those claims
with such recommendation Of US cs YOU NAV ,hnl,
merit.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24

Barti1t'S improved English Seidtitz Powders
BDuT up IN well secured tin boxes Also lew dozen red
IN morocco cases which contain glass stopped hotties
filed with the materials for the purpose Of making
highly improved medicine and well calculated for those who
iraye by land being all liable be affected by
changes Of the weather.-FOr sale by
JNO o. BLAMlRE,
nat92 Az his Drug Store Opposite tive Eagle door.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24

Newark Cider.
II q Bills. OF prime Newark Cider, just received,
u - direct, for sale.
jy II JAS. WINSTON
New Medical Books.
n ECTURES IN IN. theory and practice Of Sur
- gerry. BY John Abernethy, +. II. s. &c
Principles of Military Surgery, comprising observa-
tous the arrangement police, aud practice Of hos
pitss, and on he history, treatment and snanohes
Of Varioln and Syphilis illustrated with cases and
.l'ssections, by John Hoanen. NJ. d. F. r. s. f.,
Inspector Of Military Hospitals, with the life Of the
authority h's son John IIennen.
Just published, and for sale by
jyi7 JOHN H. NASH.
Molasses, Sugar, DC.
lust received, for sale by the subscribers,
- 40 hhds West India Molasses
10 do New Orleans do
SO 10 Porto Rico sugar, cheap
ga do ST. Croix do, superior
rs bsgs coffee
$50 sacks best Liverpool filed salt
600 bbs No mackarei
Is hhds and 80 bbls Baltimore whishey
Sual and upper leather, aud neighbourhood tar.
iyl3 RALSTON g. PEASANTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24
CHLORIDE OF l. ME.
PICKLlNG INGREDIENTS.

TIChLINU INUhEUIE4N -
EVERY article tor green and yellow pickles
II nave received fresh and would recommend that
those who want obtain the above from, my Drug
Store, opposite the Eagle. Among them are--gIDger,
mace, cloves allspce, turmeric, long pepper cnua-
Inon white ard black mustard seed, garlic and horse
radish. ". BLANIRE
jy5,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-01

from the minds eye its films and .deceits--
bound him by an oath to secrccy--and !
told him my tale. lie was a bold man and
learned, and he promised me relief and
release.
"Where is The figure now?" said he,
smiling; 81 see it not"
And answered, 1T is six feet from US ~
| see II not" said he sgai n; sand If IT
were real, my senses would not receive
the image less pa pably than yours" And
he spoke to me as schoolmen speak. / did
not argue nor reply, but orde red the ser.
wants to prepare room and cover the floor
with thick layer of sand. When it was
done, ] badc the Lcech follow me into the
room, and barred the door. "Wherc is
the figure now?" repeated he; and | said
six feet from us as before !" And the
Leecb smiled. "Look on the foor," said
and pointed 10 the spot; "whet see you?"
And The Leech shuddcred and clung To
me that he might not fall.--"rbe sand"
said he, "was smooth when we entered, and
now see on that spot the print Of human
feet ~
And laughed, and dragged my Hiring
companion on; See" SAID |, "where we
move what follows usi"
The I.cech gasped for breath; "The
print" said he, "of these hamun feet -
''Can you not minister to me them cried
!, io II sudden and fierce agony, "and must
| neUer DO alone again!
And saw the feet Of the dead thing
trace one word upon the sand, aud the
word was--NEVER.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-01

BorIvn The following extract 10 from a
letter written by Bolivar ic friend Of his,
while in Cartbagena:
al have sacrificed my fortune and health TO
secure to my country liberty and happiness.
have done all that could, and have failed in
making hcr contenied and happy Enow re-
sign every thing To the wisdom Of Congress,
relying that il will effect what an individual
has failed to accomplish. That civil war,
which has stained the history Of the South
American States, may never be witnessed in
Colombia, is my most fervent prayer TO Hcav.
en-. 1t to stay this it is found indispensably
necessary by the Congress, and desired by the
people TO introduce monarchy will not
rebel against their wishes; but, remember, the
crown never goes on Bolivars head. desire
repose and be sure no act ofmy life shall ever
suly my history, that affords me so much
pleasure 10 Posterity will do me
Justice, and an assurance Of this is all pos
10 make me happy. My best intentions
have been construed to the worst OF motives.
aud in the United States, where expected
Justice, | have been abused. What have
done 10 merit this Born To fortune and
every comfort now possess nothing but
ruined constitution. CouH my enemies have
desired more, and that am thus destitute, is
that | have Thus willcd! Tie resources oi
Colombia and her victorious armies have been
at my individual disposal, and the conscious
ness of having done her no wrong, affords ine
greatest comfort"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-01

.Nr. Pm--A the age of24. Mr.. Pitt be-
came Chancellor ofthe Exchequcr. Such
an appointment had never taken place be-
fore, Ror is il probable one so wonderfully
qualified at such an age will ever be- found
again. The son of a statesman who bad
united more popular vcnerstion with more
brilliapcy of genius. and pariame ntsry el.
oquence with grandeur of mind and heart
than our history elsewhere affords, he had
eary exhibited the inheritance Of these
mighty and overriding gifts. Unrivalled
Quickness apprehension, ,clearness Of dis
tjnctien and method, rectitude oriudgmeni
and command Of language, directed from
infancy to all those objects which employed
his fathers mind as statesman and patr
vi, and all these set 10 work by the puresi
ambition. unmixcd with tire least foa of
worldly advantage Of selfish gain, intro
duced him in 1850, as socn as he was Of
age, into Parliament, with every prejudice
in his favor, and every eye and ear uron
him Such a weight of expectation would
have sunk any other mind. On him it i'm
posed short pause-it was the silence
that precedes the burst Of the thunder and
lightning. From that day his future com.
mand Of the house became already fixed.
Quar-. ReU.
IN Indian Candidate for Congress The
Alabama Planters Gazette, of the 9Th inst.
says That .Hushniaiubba. an Indial Chief oil
the Choctaw nation. long known as the de-
voted aud uniform friend Of the whites) in
an addrcss to the voters Of Mississippi, an
nounces himself as candidate TO repro.
sent them in Congress! IL is known ,hat
the Legislature of that State has passed a
law extending i;s jurisdiction over all the
Indian tribes, within it's boundaries: and
conscrring on the natives the GiH rights of
citizenship. The Editor thinks it probable
that Mushalatubba will be elected; as tie
number Of his countrymen is supposed to
exceed that Of the whites.
Mr.. Clarke, the surgeon OF Shrewsbury.
has not only door bell for persons 10 ring,
when nc is wanted in the night, but by the
side Of his door there is also an aperture,
about the size ofa cheese plate, which is
the end OF pipe that goes to an upstairs
room; so that when patient sends in the
night, the person who comes can ring the
bell, and then through the pipe can tell
who he comes from, and what is wanted,
without being obliged to wait till some one
in the house is DIRE sod, and can come
down stairs. In the day time the aperture
is covered with a plate Of metal painted
the color OF the bricks Of which Mr.. C.'s
house is built.
The Philadelphia Inquirer states that the
Rev. Mr.. Mailit, Of tho Methodist Church,
is about To become the editor Of small
weekly publication issued in New York.
entitled "Thc Cabinet"
The New York Mercantile states that il
was very sickly at Havana bt the lntes,
dates. (i0th inst particularly among the
shipping. The ship Chs a. henry. whirh
arrived at Quarantine on Friday. lost three
&c her crew on the passage, and three
others were sent 10 the Quarantine Hos
pi,al on her arrival. Her letters are 10 b..
iuu,igateJ before they are senlup to town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-01

PoRr GIpsoS, Miss. May o. Ken
lucky Hams, VS.. Yankee .VWmegS The
Kentucky Nation have commenced rival
ship with Yankee land, in the manufacture
Of wooden eatablcs. A merchant in our
town, desrous Of procuring lot ofchoicc
bacon hams, requested his agent nt the
Gulf to make the purchase Tor him, from
the boats passing down the Mississippi
After many irutlcss inquiries OF the pass
ing craft, he met with Kentucky iona
than, whose loading was composed OF The
incest and choicest hams, all capvasscd
and the one which Was shewa as a sample
looked so we'll and tasted SO delightfully."-
thnt the conhdlng sgent made the pur
chase on the spot The new Jonathan had
such an innOcent, unsupported. and unsus.
pecting conntcnunce tnO--giring forth no
sciniIllaiions al Y;cacity, nor cvidcncing
the owner 10 possess "brans above Gn oys
ter she'll" on any oIher subject thau that
Of curing bscOH--the art of which appear.
ed TO be Impressed Oh his brain, as drip
pings wear the rock, or the knowledge of
law and physic is made available by some
members Of those honourabe professions
who could suspect him Of perpetrating Il
mscellaDes or originsl act? "Straws shew
WHICH way the wind blows"--LGt the hu-
man couutcuancc presents a mysterious
enigma to the reader. Not wishing TO
break in abruptly upoa the reflections Of
the circumspect pcrHsers of editorial arti-
cles, elected by the sage remark imme
dintely preceding this sentence, we state
the fact at once. The hams when open
ed, proved to be wood, neatly turred in
the shape ofa hogs hind lcg;and the Ken
,uckian Showed tha. he was 'pSetty toler.
ably cute"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-08

We publish to-day list Of the cadets at
West Point, who are the Ave most distinguish
ed in each class II is gratifying to witness
two from our own State among the mos,
promising members Of the institution
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-08
DIED.
GTIIp NEWS

ENTERED
Schooner Sally Hope, Baker, Boston.
Schr. Lydia, Small, Boston.
Sloop Mary, Burt, Philadelphia.
Sloop Splendid, Read, New York.
CLEARED
Schooner Sally Hope, Baker, Providence.
Schr. Lydia, Small, Providence.
Sloop Mary, Burt. Dighton.
Rein Deer, Rose, Philadelphia.
Sloop Splendid, Read, Providence.
B. ID. jones, West New Bedford.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-08

ID HODE ISLAND LOTTERY class g;
IL draws this day. Highest prize $4,000
Tickets g parts in proportion.
CONNECTICUTL LOTTERY class s.;
draws Monday July IL. Highest prize
$4,000. Tickets parts in proportion
DRAwN NUMBERS.
In Connecticut River Lottery no. 3-3
35 6 80 is 45 4 IL SO. In Cumberland
g. Oxford Lottery no. ll-53 30 10 80
4 46 43 IL. In Connecticut River Lottery
no. 4; Al o 16 SO So "a 81 SO 81.
J. G.. SHAW.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-08
REMOVAL.

DOCT. FALES has removed his Office
- to No. 1i3, Thames. street, where he
may be found by those who may wish his
services 10 the line of his prof ssion. Resi-
dence Of the Rev. mr. KEITn's no. 4,
Church street July 8,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-08

young gentleman Of the name Of Field
has lately made his appearance at tho Theatre
in New York, in the character Of Pierre, and
10 said to have made the most successful
debut, which has ever been witnessed on the
American stage.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-08
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

ASSESSORS NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the sub.
y scribers were appointed in legal town
meeting held on the first day Of June last
to assess tax Of $73l5S 81 cents, on the in
habitants and rateabie property in this town,
to be collected and paid in to the Town
Treasury on or before the first day Of De.
cember next.-We therefore call on oil
persons interested therein, to give in to ei
her of US, a list of the rateable estates, on
or before the 22d July inst. GF~Lists
handed in must be according to law attes.
ted.
W. TAYLOR,
NATHAS B. HAMMETr,
JouN 'STERNE,
RICHARD SHAW.
Suly 8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-08

I'D HODE ISLAND LOTTERY class g;
N draws this day. Highest prize $4,000
Tickets parts in proportion.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY class s.;
draws Monday July IL. Highest prize
$4,000. Tickets parts in proportion.
Draws NUMBERS.
In Connecticut River Lottery no. 3-3
35 6 80 60 as 4 IL Sd Ia Cumberland
g. Oxford Lottery no. ll-58 2 80 10 So
4 46 43 IL. In Connecticut River Lottery
no. a; Al o l6 36 sc "a 32 So 81.
MORE PRIZES. Combination 3 20
as Maine State no. l, sold in package Of
quarters $1,000
Grand Consol. Lott. Con. no. 6 Comb.
nation 10 81 az came up prize OF 200,
and was sold in whole ticket.
Besides very handsome lot Of fSlOO, 90,
so. in the above and other lotteries drawn
since.
s. CAHOONE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-08

MARRIED,
In this town, on Thursday evening last, by
the Rev Mr.. Eddy, mr.. Joseph Shearman, TO
Miss Mary Marsh, daughter of mr.. Benjamin
Marsh, all ofthis place.
L1MD
In this town on Sunday Evening last Of
Consumption, mr.. Joseph Sharp, stone cutter,
late of Deusbury- Eng gand, aged 43 years
for several years an Industrious citizen ofthis
town.
In New. Bedford, on the Sd inst. Mary.Ann
Hudson, infan, daughter Of mr.. Thomas Cook,
aged l3 months.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-08
ICE CREAM,

WIN. s. VOSE, has Just fitted room
w for the accommodation Of Ladies
and Gentlemen, and where they can be
furnished with Ice Cream on every day
in the week from 2 O'Clock until 10 in the
evening,
June I0.1