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The Arkansas advocate., 1830-04-28

DLA H M AIAAJs
 The Constitution of the United States. says, ]" Congress shall make no law, re- spectihg an establishment of Religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof ,
 The Constitution of Pennsylvania in still stronger terms declares, ssthat nc human authority, can many case what ever control or interfere with the rights of Conscience: and that no preference shall ever be given by law, to any reli. gious establishment or modes of wor. ship"
 1t is the intention of the writer of this article, to take brief view of the pro ceedings of the legislature of this State, and of the Congress of the United States, under these articles of their re- spective Constitutions-particularly in regard to the enactments on the subject of the Sabbath.
 On the 22d of April l794, four years after the formation of the Constitution, the legislature passed alaw {. for thepre- yention of vice and immortality. which was continuation of one passed Sep tember D, I7o0; which then expired by its own limitation. It enacts,e that from and after the first day of August next, if any person shall do or perform any worldly employment or business what soe=Ter ooa the Lords daayy, daayy, commonly called Sunday, works of necessity and charity only excepted, or shall use or practice any unlawful game, hunting, shooting, sport or diversion whatsoever, nthe same day, and be convicted there Of, every such person so offending, shall for such offence, forfeit and pay four dol lars, to be levied ny distress, or in case he or she shall refuse or neglect to pay the said sum, or goods and chattles can not be found, whereof to levy the same by distress, he CT she shall suffer six days imprisonment in the house of correction Of inc proper county 2
 Ry an old act of 1705, all processes. orders, or warrants of any court (except for treason, felony, or breach of the peace1 1executedon on Sunday are declared void and the ofiieersexecuting the same, are made liable to the party aggrieved in damages. By the same act a penalty is inflicted on persons found tippling in taveras on the Sabbath, and on tavern keepers suffering the same.
 Thus we perceive in what light the legislature of peansvlyania has looked at the terms of the Constitution, whence it derives its powers, and under whiehit acts. So far from countenancing or authorizing either directly sr indirectly the breach of this holy day, it has en-
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91-We publish, byrequest, the follow ing, on the subject of the unconstitutional ity of Sunday Mails.-Ed. Ado.
 From the Philadelphian. UNCONSTITUTIONALITY OF SAB-
 BATH MAILS.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-04-28

Latest from Rio Joneiro.-Aceounts from Rio Janeiro to the 23d January, received at Baltimore, state that the U. $. frigate Hudson was expected to sail for the River Plata in a few days.
 X letter to the editors of the Baltl- more American, says
 There is aH evident increase of inter est in the affairs of Government among inc people, and some measures have been taken to correct abuses of office. Our currency is still depreciated, but a- bout three millions of bank paper is soon to be taken from circulation, and cir eumstances seem to warrant confl- dence in government taking measures to improve 1t when the Legislature meets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
10 tie admirers Of Ornamental Heads of
HAIR.

ME subscriber. who has just arrived in this city.
= IRON New York, Offers for sale an EXTENSIVE
assortment OF Ladies and Gentlencn's Wins and
loEets al OF hrs own manufacture, and ut a variety
VI prices, that must meet the views of all that are
aesirous al purchasing Tie assortment that he has
brought with him ON his Qccssion is far superior and
much more extensive than what has offered at any
former period, consisting Of the greatest variety,
hcng characterized for their peculiar taste and bea
y. lie requests that those ladies' and gentlemen
wearing ornamental hair. and wishing 10 haze Li ..
splendid natural heads Of hair or half bead d.esses
cannionly called Tou2eis. will take the oarles,
opportunity Of honoring hun with caf.
Those lads and gentlemen who NAV feel disposed
70 hon'r him with their calls, he f!a'ters himself
RON the superiority OF ms nriices every Ia.ticu-
Jar, 10 secure a continuance ftLeir patronapo
Apply at the Eagle Hotel, Richmond, Between
the hours OF ten and two, w'eye the subscriber will
he ready To attend upon all w:io may honor bun with
thor commands. Indies leaving their orders, viii
be waited upon immediately. His stay in RicLrrond
wil not cxcncd ten dnys-
THOMAS QUIRK.
u Al orders atlc. the LIST Of March. VIII be re-
ce'ved nj ny resideEce 10 New York No. $50
Broadway. ian On, .,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
A CARD.

INTEND1NG 10 remove To New York in April
u next, II would be uugrSteful not 10 acknowledge
he very considerable patronage have received In
Virginia during thirteen years.
particular reason fr this notice, Ht this time, is
to Introduce to the public Dir. JAMEs a. PIEAtANTs,
who viii continue With me uniil my departure. at
which time be will take my place. Mr.. p. has been
for several years, under the instruction of Mr.. L..
Painly formerly of London aud now ono Of the most
eminent Dentists uf New York. and during the IN
disposition of AIR. Parmly, during the last Summer
months Mr Plcasnnts had the cptire charge Of his
professional business.
From my knowledge of Mr.. PEcasonts' quanca
tons have donht no is entitled to nc patronn re
of n Discerning publc
Mr.. will insert Porsrlain Teeth when preferred
o. hough they arr MT generally preferred nj the
North. T.. BAKPR
jan 26--on3t esd
lTTbe Vrginian OF Lynchhurg. Advocate Of Char
lottcsvlo, Arena Of Fred ricksburg Iutelgcnoer OF
Petersburg wal please give this advertisement one
'pseFtian, Vd scGl .hciI OI.s 20 tito Why QGiec.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
";stW selling Of at Prme Cost md !,
mqny iast6nces mach beLozr Cost

'INf. poa that the sph brer selling of ,lr,,
Litse aud general assortment Of asosaLle Dl.i COOL
"no asi, 80 apparent. thar they would deen, u NE.
sAIy 10 insert sernod advertisement eect had mi
h<os sfnrro bern molr lend the public To believe
WE eonhy theJ heieinsc again repeatedly inform their
enus eno customers 'si they hA eeafsse 10 SCI OF Al,
'< Sos ao ~ oIief 10 ossif the reaaairr
New variety Of och goods as they dpossd OF In the
sy part of heh sales Amors these many Of the same
InnnSf' "a and - donssfies, Gro ds Naples ro, do h.
is ana Hafan MesHss superior strs ccoss iop priced
W., nc sold at PRIME Cost and in many the goods
nave oeen on hand or time VIII be sold u,ush 3oo
IWe Cost In Announcing their cloe Their I'm.
sSss m On, Vav, che sussrs did a,peri ec,r an
v9nerk hon any person, nevertheless such remarks
have been made the puc ,l arrare that hey procerd
mrs. xvi 8 a rCCs.p,v'
26-ff - - -N'-,-''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
WINTERS ARABIAN.

ttHkS beautiful and true Arabian Stallion u stupd
at my stable, IN the county Of Brunswick, SO
ynl!es South OF Petersburg, and miles Northeast
OF IiawraOocvie, end 70 miles Northwest from Bel
field. Those having blooded mares, and being fesi-
tts1is OF Improving their stock. will omit this OPP
ED1unity OF DOING So ps is probable he will not
qyn stand in this section of the conntry It viii be
rfAily admitted by all breeders Of fine horses thnt
our stock does at this time, much need cross of
rs kind, a. tire English did at the time the Godol-
phfn ASobIan commenced Governing in England, and
no doubt VII be- by this cross, much improved as
thut Evidence OF his Arabian origin, and the
price AZ which he win bo le, mares, WIN be pub
llared before the seuson commences:
SESHR imported YOUNG TRUFFLE, an entire
u Horse of tho bost blood in England, will
stand at the village of Barbousville, the ensuing
senn. to commence on the LIST March, and eud on the
Goth June Phe pricn OF the season win be thirty
dollars, paid within, and forty dollars If paid beyond
the seaeon Bi1y dollars to insure mare in foal,
aud dollar to the groom. TlEee hundred acrrs Of
Jand covered with various gr5sns and well watercd,
will he a0rsod gratis, for TIM exclusive of the
mares sent. Better abundant pustursgr conld
not be desired
This beautiful and Etgh-br Horn, bought by
fho stud Of horses in London d the 18th June has,
Is dark boy, sixteen hands high, Of fine form and
great activity, and needs only to be secp to be nd
ufred. Ifrs az, The being only SIX years old last
epring) rdds much 10 his other good qualities. I'm
ported borses generally too OH before they are
brought to this country. Young Profile wos so IN
1rred in his first trimming whilet he WIS tho property
Jf The Doke de GtIiche. that he never ran. Ills
Pugree is m the annexed certificate, reference to
(Which viii riow any oDo with slcil sub.
iects, that he rs of tha pucst blood in England. He
SvH be exhibited at the Court-houses Of Albennr.
Loriaa and Orangr, on the fret day Of their respective
March counts
S.B n any one win Ernd Eve marcs the pr;co
sc one will be routtcd and if sent TO him this
gtGon fail, she viii DC insured the next ot tho price
qfthe srason.
Two ffiIies, frnm any Slate N 1e UniyD, having
wun purse q $500, will be put graiis; tho fins,
applicants TO have the preference. Care will be
takeu 10 prevent accidents. but will not be- rcspon-
eibfc for tlfuTn. $. ". WAGER,
For James Barbour, Esq
Barboursvilo, Jan. 3O;b, 1890
l5th Jnirr, 1890.
TINS Is 10 certify, the brown Horse sold by M t.
James Barbour, ESQ was bred by the Duke dc Gulchc
got by fTufie out of Helen BY Wbiskey her dau
Brown Justice b. Justicc, out Of Xcnia Nv Cha1lcn
ger Xaulcppe by Felipe. PIufIo covered ~ 1922
at rs guipcas lie got by Sorc~tcr out of Horn
by Lass, by Buzznrd, her dap Puzzle, Ivy Matchcir
Princess, by Herod.
Signed RlCHB pA'pTERSALL.
Hyde Park Corner. London.
TruHie was sent to France, aud bought bscb again
~ 1000 guIpous II. y.
ian 25-wI2tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
COTTON YARNS.
DENTA1 SURGERY.

STeeH'"sDs on1tderg .hdin-streef, nearly Gppaxiit
the Pirgtnia Banks.
nR. MUNROB has located himself in this CITY
- and will be happy to attend to all those who
may require thu professional aid Of Dentist.
dc hatters himself that thorough knowledge OIL
the most approved principles of Deni stry and ample
practical experience aided by great assi1uty and at
tention will ensure him tie confidence and patron.
age OF the public His connection with many of the
most distinguished Dentists in the Atlantic cities
sures him the earliest information Of The. mos, recent
improvements in the science
r. 5. Parents who have proper rrgard Cor the
beauty and symmetry Of their children rcp.
larity, ind soundness OF their TEETH, should on the
pro!uston Of the second oonrnlt an experienced
Dentist, when every irrcguarty from natural pre-,
sentation ofthe teeth may be corrected.
Hours Of attendance from 10 10 P. III.
ian I3-eol2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
p. CUUBB

SoeeUes beaten al mile heat,, but neesy OF four
NUMBER 1868, in the maryland State Lottery,
y No. the Grand Capital Prize Of 5000 Dollars
wns sold at my Ever Fortunate Office for which the
Cash was paid Immediately.
1 have received information from the Old Blind God
doss that the same luck will attend rue in the New
ORR Lottery, No. Is. the drawing Of which will be
received To-Morrow, at one o'clock.
CaPitai Prizes. $4,000, 1000, COCO, 1900, 4 OF
iooo, of 500, Of 200, &C. Sc.
Iicke's IS, shnrss 10 proportion Recollect, this
is tho last day you can purchase tickets ns to NOR.
row Is Sunday. Coll at J.. CuUBBS flee
jap 30
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01

MI H. rAKNELi, bess Leave tender ms most grateful
Acknowledgements 10 his friends Tor their kind ndliberal
ppo, ana 10 ultimate 10 them and the public, he con-
u,es 70 give instructions the Piano Forte Violin Violin.
ee.S Singing thorough has. and the theory of Music
iadles aud ernlemep WHO may please honor him
oen patronage ulay rely lis assiduous
eI1tons Ia promoting eI and oidns that sat,
which he trusts will ensure hun Continuance and
encouragement Of generous PUBIC NV
may he known application his residence oppo-
she h burke's SchnG, SbockGe Hill Piano Foes toned
aud repaired, &c ian 2sNsi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

A BSCONpED on Tuesday, the Ielh inst. from on
IN board Mr. p. ]. Archcr's boat, then lying ut
Csrtersvillc Negro Nan, TONI (nho calls hlrnsef
Tom Jcftcrson) He is remarkably likely man,
formed and very straight, dark complexion though
not very black high cheek bones, and has lost one Of
hiE front teeth, believe upper tooth Cd the left
side, the loss of which shows when he speaks; hts
dress is not known, as he went 10 his wfe's house
lat Goochiand courthouse) the night after no alb
sounded, and there changed his clothes he has been
carriage driver several years, and worked in boat
on James river the last year, consequently he we'll
acquainted IN Richmond, where it probable he may
go no is very arfu fellow, and may try to pass for
free man and attempt TO eEye the State. l will
give liberal reward for bis apprehension in the State
and $50 If taken up Of the State and secured IN
jail SO that get HIM again. any information res
poctIng him, Addressed to me near Scottve, Pow
hutsn county, Va, wIll be thankfully received.
ROB'T L. DADNEY.
Powhatan Jan. 80, $780, wifi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
JNO. NJ. BOTTS

WrsH 10 dispose of u tract of land lying IN Hano
Il YER county, on the Stage Road, leading to the
Merry Oakes, about io2 miles from the City Of Rich
nond, containing rs acres, with good Improvements
thereon. II is good stand for Public House. for
which purpose II has been formerly kcpt The greater
part OF the land is in woods.-I viii sell, rent lease
or exchange for real property in the city of
Richmond, or for young negroes. For further par
ticuiars, apply 10 Mr. James p. Pyler, or To the
subscriber. WILSON 3. CLARKE
ian 25 r r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
NOTICE.
HdWd. NJ. Grernway & Co.

ll3, Pearl Street. .He-o York,
tONYINUH to purchase manufa ctured GOODS
- ON commission, which affords es sat facilities tn
dea iess at dis, ance in Keeping their supplies Of
goods general without beana extensive
fheir long experience in executing orders for
every description of merchandise wanted IN Vupin
ia and tho Southern and Western States. inJncss
them to be3ievs they give gsncrnl sutisla ctu,
tD those who will favor them with their business
rs their intention hereafter To trausact general
commission Business, aud will attend particularly
duce cnmigncd to them
Rsferesne'--Nr. Chss. u. Ni,chsIl, Richmond,
Va; M.ssra HanoscA 81 Brown, LynehLure, Va
New York Goth January, 1880,
9sw2t w3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
BOARDING-HOUSE.

Ocer Or. Chubbs Lsfisry Oi8ce. r-d one door a5orr
AR CoioG0,, cIoct aud tcutch mailer.
MRS SARAH PURCELL. could accommodate
1VA few more Members of the Legislature, with
comfortable rooms-good beds, &c. on moderate
terms If application be made this week.
dec tiff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
GO II 4 N ~ a

~lLi' stand the ensuing season at 10Y Farm
w known os HALF SINK, nme miles from Rlch
mond, on the road Lending tn fredericksburg
Terms as 1rmerly.- For tho searon $50; TO b,
discharged by the payment of s35 during the sea
Insurance sixty dollars. The remarkably promising
character of Gohnnnas colts icing so well snown ~
this section of country, Is not deemed necessary to
say more about H..
ian l2-eo4w mo. NJ ROTTN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01

Fhat as more 10 be admired than fine
HEAD OF HAIR.
ItNhE Subscribrr. grateful tor the patronage nc
has already received, invites the inhabitants Of
Richmond TO irnspeo, his ELEGANT and unrysJsd as
sortment Of WIGS aud TOUPETS without DELAY
as he cannot possibly protract his stay beyond Tues
day evening, the I'd Of Feb. Apply Mt the Eagle
Hotel from 10 until o'clock, where the subscriber
VIII be ready to attend upon those that may bo peas
cd to honor him with their commands.
I'm 80 THOMAS QUIRK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
Richmond Nail Manufag,ury.

'OE sale, on very reasonable terms from 500 e.
1000 kegs of cut nails and hrads c.f various szes
rom 81 to 4od, in kegs from ioo,hs. to 2c0lbs-
warranted TO &c made from S,eeiA Ir, and not from
FIG or Bloom Iron, is customary IL The Tu.thcrr
elat--->
ALSO.
Spikes fun 10 inches clinch .airz Of ,H;.rep,
sizes, suitable for tobacco kegs and hhds nail rods
horseshoe iron rolled iron of different widths
and areprepared to execute with dispatch any or
ders III this line, and requcs; Dcrchauls and others
who deal in nails, &c. to apply, ift!ley want full as
sortmcnt. r. HAZkIL & 20
oct lO-2awtr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
r II1ISb will eo5;,0a, r.. sc5ooi ,5s

"a LIZARD will continue his school the ensuing Yea =
m the vicinity of W. , = nuuk Terms ot Gii,, n
b'r hm1cd nuner Of scholars, made known appcau,s
nc WI also continue night school DUNG NE vin,,,
montn, snd give lessons Wrjing. Ahn,cc Rc-kcrpcv
&c Tor L.e convsnienec Of yosns IISi. ~ oDsse~A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
NOTICE.

HAVING Tor tho present. closed nv Mercantile
- sl'css. notice Is h'rchv Given 10 all pcrsons
Ihat nose having CaiEs against NJ Will rcsent them
'o' p'Nmcnti end 'hosr indebted 20 -, make rsv-
given. IA i, 1-vtsp
".'+ CSC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01

POINT BLANKETS.
Iv>HE subscribers have just opened, o superior
u parcel Of Point Blankets, Of their own uporta.
non which they are Offering very cheap.
Jan 3o-i2t L. s. E. JAMES e. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01

Bau& Of Viygi,1a, jan. 4, 1880.
IhJ III President and Directors have declared q
n dividend of three per cent, for the last huIT
SCAR which viii be paid on the l6,h instant
W. pANDRTDGE,
AN 5-3to Coshi;r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01

y Goochiaud county court, I7nh November ia-o.
John NJ. Treviffan, pltf against John S. Fleming
and George Fleming, dns.-Is CBAscEaY.
The bill Of the plaintiff being read and filed, and the
defendant John S. Fleming. not having entered his
appearance and given security according the Of
assembly and the roles If this court and it appearing
Ia the satisfaction IF the court that he IS not an
nhaoant OF this state The motion Of the plaintiff
by counsel IL is ordered, that the said def nant John
,. Fleming, do appear here the third Monday in
March ne3a, and answer the bill of the plaintiff and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
public newspaper, printed in the city Of Richmond for
two months successfully, sud that smother cow
posted az the front door Of the courthouse OF this
county, two successive court days. And n is fur
ther ordered, that che defendant George I1emnr do
not pay away, SeeTete, or otherwise dispose OF any
money or property in his hands, belonging to the de
fend'n, John s. Elemng, so as to Fepdcr him unable
to pay the plaintiffs demand in his bill mentioned and
the costs OF this suit, until tie further ordcr of h
court. a Copy. Teste,
! 10 SAn. W. MrptTn D. e. n
! NfTIHGiNiA;-At rules holden IN thc clerks Office
! ~ OF the superior court 81 Chsneeyy for the Rich
rnOnd district, che 9TH day nf January, 1850. Thoma
! g. Howard and Richard Whitfield, eK'ors OF Will.
/ Cowhng. deceased, pitts against Elizabeth JefTrics
Wn. u. Wren, adu,'r of Robert Bell decd Rober
w. Shelton, deed, and other dts
Fhe defe ndant Robert w. Shelton, mn having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
20 tie act ~ assembly and the rules Of this eourt
and appearing, by satisfactory evidence, that he il
not an inhabitant 81 this country; II Is ordered, ihs
the said defendant do appear here the frs, day n
the next June term, and the bill Of the plain
Hfs and THAT copy NJ this order he forthwith iu
Richmond, Tor two months syceessvely, and postsC
at the front door Of the capitol 10 the said city.
| y copv. Teste,
) -" wy, q. PySnLtTDS, o q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01

CALL TO-DAY!
WE drawing of the New York lottery, No. Is
VIII DC received Tomorrow, (Sunday, there
fore apply for tickets this Day., at
jan 90 LAMBER'S Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01

Geo. Clipton on Bonding.
TOLLINS g. CO. have recently published. Es-
~ says on Banking; originally published in the
Richmond Enquirer, (under the signature of Geo.
Clinton.) corrected, improved and enlarged by a
Citizen of Virginia. ian 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-02
COMMl'NIC ATFn.


Yesterday hack belonging 10 Mr..
Gilbert Chase, was upset on turning
Townsend's corner, with two ladies
and q gentleman i'm it, and one of the
ladies was badly hurt. Anawning pro-
jecting from the store opposite, fortu-
nntc!y Intercepted the carriage in its
fall, before it reached the pavement,
and probably saved the passengers from
more serious injury. The same car
riage was overturned few days since
with the family of VIM. NJ. Evans, Esq.
in il, but luckily none Of them were
much hurt. These repeated occurren
ces are evidence of the bad construc-
ton of the carriage, or the arelessness
or Encouragement of tho driver.
Whichever may have been the cause,
1t is hoped for the safety Of passengers,
and the Interest of the proprietor OF
the hack, At may be enquired into and
remedied. 1t was erroneously stated
that the carriage which upset with MIR
Evans family, belonged to Messrs
Seabury & Tenant this error il is
no more than justice to those very in
dustrious individuals, should stand cor
rected.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-02
- .eiEARE6.

Schooner Reindeer, Rose, Philsds.phis.
Sloor Venus. Child, providenee.
Scoop Ann, Msnchcsler, do.
Sloop Herald, Blown, do A
Saturday. Augnst S6 Arrived Ship rrod
erlck Augustus Earl, 100 dayr ffom Cceuin,-
DO, Chill, with a0O0 hrls oil.
MEMORANDA
Al Havaha Angus, 9th, Ship Newport,
Vaughan, waiting height,
At 81 Augus,ins, August 18th Schr. vii.
liam, Sonthwick. for ST, Johns Y r.
Tie ship Mary Almy, Burroughs, FOR Prov.
idence. passed Elsineur July Sd.
Passed Elsnrdr, July 2Sth, brig Noble, Lit.
tie6eld, from Copenhagen for Ct. Ubes,
Left at Newcastle, fIth July, ship Roger
Williams. Moshcr. for Philadelphia, same dsy
AZ Malaga, juno 18th, brig Sea Bird, Rider,
For New York, days
SHIP Majestic, Page, from New Orleans ar.
rived a, Liverpool, July 2lst
Arrived at Alexandria 22d ult schr. Haxall
Shove, from Boston
Ship Olympus, Wood, from HaSre. arrived
at New. York on Monday last.
At Masa,lan, April Goth, u s. ship St
Louis, Capt, Sloat, all wen, 60 sail in : or
days Tor ST. BIAS
u. s. schf. Shark, arr at Key West, Jtl
inst. and sailed on a cruise eth, all we'll
Left al Rio Jancitp, July 2ith, U, s ship
Hudson aud vandalis, from tile Rio La Plata
having experienced heavy. gallo OF wind a
Monte Siie first of July.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-02
ARRANGEMENT FOR SEPTE.W.

BER.
The BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Cspt
T. y. BuskER.
LEAVES PRoyIDrrcE,
Sept ], q. 10, 10, ~. 25. ~, at ~
ASD NEw YoRK.
Sept. 3. 8, u, ~, %, "a, AT Pm.
The CHANCELLOR LIVINGSTON,
Capt e. .CossEsBhLL,
LEAvEs PRovIDEsCE,
Sept. 2, z, IL, Is. 20. "a, 30, at I'm.
AID NEw YoKK,
Sept, 4. q. I3. IL, 22. %. OF 4 p. N.
The PRESIDENT, Capt. X. s. BuSxrR
Laws Providence,
Sept 3 8, u. IL. %. ~. at IL N.
hSp Nrw YoRK.
Sept. I. 6, ~, III. 81, 25, ~. at 4Pn
The WASHINGTON. Capt CoasToc,
LEAVES pRovrpEscI,
Sept. 4, 9, -, ". %. %, at ~ ~.
AsD NEw YosK,
Sept. 9. Z. ~. I5, 20, ~, 80, AT 4 p "
The Packets. boi 10 and from Now Yer
touch ai ihr Ling Wharf at Newport I
receive and lanA Passenger. Cirrisg"
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