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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-04-14
SCHOOL,.
HISS L. &C. ERENTON,

MISS l-s ~ AI1N L oNe
EROPOSES opening school on the first Non
Il aay az .Nay next, at her residence III Church
Street, for the tuition of Young Ladies', where the
following branches will be taught Reading
Uriting-.arithmetic- English Grammar
Geography--HistOry-Epistoiary style Of
Composition-Embroidery on Muslin and
fancy acOrk Of all kindS-Drawing- Crayon
Shaling-PGinting IN ,catsr colours, on Fel-
oct, and Lndia PHh. Terms, three dollars per
quarter. Honfo,cer aud oil Painting, two
dollars, in addition to the above
Miss Brenton, has formerly been a teacher i'll
Bristol. References,
Rt. Rev. A. V. GRIswoLD,
1t. Gov. CHA's. COLLINS.
Newport, April 7,
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SCHOOL,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

EEISS HENRIETTA NJ. w. TEW,
1SlA respectfully informs her friends and the
public, that she continues to keep a school at her
residence at the corner Of F0re,ceH and .liarL-
borough streets, for the instruction of children,
(young ladies more particularly III the following
branches, viz; Reaiing-U Uriting- Geography
-iAstOry-RhetOric and Gram
mar Jy Lectures. This mode of teaching Gram
mar has been thought by many to be the most
approved. she will also give lessons on the Piano
Forte
~ Unquestionable recommendations as to her
qualifications can be produced if required
Newport, April Z, 1880.
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Upwards of 40O,O 600 dead letters were
received at the General Post Office, at
Washington, during the past year.
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Ihela .Mudcr. The Salem Gazette
of Saturday says-"Not the slightest
trace or clue to the development Of this
horrible and mysterious Murder has yet
been obtained. The sole and single
purpose ofthc pcrpetrator seems to have
been the ioking orie. No money, and
nothing Of value, was either taken or
sought for, though many valuable articles
and rolcau OF doubloons were in the
chamber. In one of the Boston papers
it is enormously stated that the murderer
put a plank to the chamber window and
got in thcrc,-it was a iower window :
the greatest mystery is,--how the iasidc
lastenings ofthat window came unloosed
and removed, The public here are sat
isiied there is no foundation for the sus-
picions that have existed against the per-
son apprehcndcd."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-04-14

| ARRANGEMENT FOR APRIL, 1880.
The BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Capt L. $.
BUNKER, ieaces Fropidence, april g, 10, Ii,
! l9, %, 20, at 3 p. M.--0ad .NcU- York. April
/ 5, &, IL, l6, q, %, at p. NJ.
The WASHINGTON, Captain CoMsTocK,
ieores PrOraence, April ?, 7, IL, II, 22, 26,
30, at ?. M.--amd .Nt,o- York.: April 5, 8, Is,
20, "a, %, at p. NJ.
The PRESIDENT, Captain X. s. BUNKER,
leapes Proridcnce April 3, s, -, !6, 81, ~, at
! P. M.-Ga3 NtD- York April 6, 10, IA, 10,
%, %, at 1 p. NJ.
! The CHANCELLOR LIVINGSTON, Capt
&c. CoGGEsHALL, iedpes Providence Ap,l 8,
10, -, 20, 24, 2S, at 3 7. M.-and .Neic- Yoris
April p, I, l3, Il, %, 26, 80, at p. M.
April Z, 1880.
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DEATHS.

In this town on Tuesday 5th, Bathsheba Bray
tom in the Slst year of her age
On the Sth inst. after lingering illness, Capt.
Robert Farrier, aged i6 years. lie was a Briiis,
pensoner.
Yesterday morning, capt. Thomas Earnshcy,
aged ~ years. Funeral tomorrow afternoon
from the house Mr. John w. Davis, Thames es-street,
at 2 o'clock, which his relations and friends are
invited to attend.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-04-14

The Mayor of Savannah has given
notice that all ships arriving there from
any of our ports with free colourcd
persons on board, must anchor opposite
to the city, and repair to his Office within
twenty-four hours, with two suretics to
give bonds under pain of 40 days quar-
antine.
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PRICES OF
COUNTRY PRODUCE, BOSTON.
[Reponed for the New-Engand Farmer, weekly. ]
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A case of small pox oc CURED in Cow
entry, II. |. last Saturday. Every pre-
caution was taken to prevent its spread
ing
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sloop Reformation, Pratt, from Providence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-18

GHosr SToRy About four wears n
go, co!orcd female presented herself
in the Police Office, and related under
oath, without the least appearance of
any alteration of intellsct, the follow
ing story.--She had been servant i'm
the employ of several highly rcspecta-
bic gentlemen ofthis city, was married,
aud afterwards removed to Pougikccp-
sic. During the absence of her hus-
band, u tall, slim man, with dark brown
hair, and ycllowish complexion, about
25, appeared tn her one night, aud sta
ted that he had been killed by two fc-
males, who infused poison into some
liquor he drank, and then robbed him
of seventy dollars, and his gold watch
worth about $500. He then suddenly
disappeared.--In n few minutes, she
distinctly heard the patting of feet a.
long the chamber floor, though she
could not at first distinguish any OBJ
ject. At length the form became WIS.,
ible, as it moved towards her bed, and
when it began to address her, she OBJ
served that il was a different person
from the other, wrapped in winding
sheet, with light hair aud pale blue
eyes. Ii proceeded to inform her tha,
he also had been murdered by nc same
females, and robbed of SIS0:-that he
was levellcd by them with hug,
FOUNDER, and after being beaten {,
death, was enclosed in large Russis
sheet and thrown by two men into th,
dock near New Slip, on the East Riy,
er. The phantasm, as it finished tn,
relation, underwent horrible change
aud disappeared, leaving her spell
bound and terrified at what she ha,
heard and seen.-A third time n SINH
lar tread was heard upon the floor, anc
figure of marble look aud deathlik,
cheeks, apparently about IS. stood he
side her bed. Ii told her that he wa,
the third victim of the unhallowe,
crimes of the two females and their ~
sociates:--ihat they rushed on him will
drawn knives. uttering horrid imnre
cations, and buried them in his bioo,.
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To the Ladies'!

WTHITE and SOUND Teeth are both
w an ornament and blessing. The
best security for their advantages is TO be
found in the use of the
BRITISH hNTISEPTTC DENTIFRICE
This elegant Tooth Po1eder, with n very
little use, eradicates the Scurry in the
gums, and prevents the accumulation OF
Tartar, which not only blackens, but loos
ems the teeth, and acCelerates their decay.
The Denlifrice thus removes the prevail
ing causes of offensive breath, preserves
the healthiness and floridncss of the gums,
and renders the teeth beautifully white.
Price, 50 cents.
GTNone genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper, by the sole pro
pristor. II. KIDDER, imblediate succcsso,
to the late DIR. w. II. CONWAY. Fer sale
at his Counting Room, over No. 90, Cour,
street, near Concert Hall, Boston, and also
by his special appointment, at the sign ofthe
"GOOD SAMARITAN"
No. Oh Thames-street.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-18

TO TIE .7STILL3TIC& COrSt,MPTI TIVE.
TflE most prevalent and fatal Of all the
l. diseases incident to civilized society
the consumption-msyg generally be traced
to the least alarming OF disorders, a slight
but neglected Cold. By estimation it ap
pears thut one hundred and .Gfty thousand
persons die annually of the Consumption
Most OF these dreadful results may be at
,ributed To common Colds, and negligent
treatment of the harrassing Cough that
generally ensues-whch is usually follow
ed by difficult: breathing, pain in the side,
and at las! Ulcer0ted Lungs. Violent and
repeated ss,hmatjc attacks also bring on
Consumptive symptoms, One or two dol
lars expended IN the purchase Of
DIR. RELIES ASTUMATIC PILLS,
and little attention to their timely admin
istration, will usually ensure mitigation
ofthese disorders, and generally effect a
cure. The Pills are also an easy and eff
fectusl remedy for the symptoms preced
ing and accompanying the Asthma md
Consumption. For Colds, Coughs. diff.
Guilty Of Breathing. tightness and structure,
across the Chest, Wheeling, Pain in the
Side, Splitting Of Blood, &c. Few cases
can occur of any Of this class Of disorders
IN which the purchasers Of Dr.. Relies Pills
will not find rich return for their trtling;
expenditure.
Price-whole boxes, 80 Pills, doll
half do. ~ Pills, 50 cts.
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he staggered and fell: and though he
lifted up his hands for mercy as ie was
in the agonies Of death, they only plung-
ed their knives the deeper, until he fell
back and expired. :,
The dcponent gave names. dates ana
places, and accompanied her story with
appropriate expressions OF horror NJ
the crimes, and invoked the eternal
judgement of Heaven upon the heads
of<>he perpetrators. She had come
dow from Dutchess County, she SAID,
for the sole purpose of giving tins M
formatior:-she had no pence day or
night, and the same images often APP
peared ito her.
The Magistrate had her statement
recorded, and as there was nothing III
her manner or department to believe
her insane, be regarded it as an idle
illusion ofthe imagination.
About the middle Of last week, an
elderly nan Of very respectable APP
pearancc, about go years Of age, IN the
garb Of Il Quaker, entered the Police
office, accompanied by good-Iooking
colored woman, aud called one Of the
Magistrates aside, telling him they had
q revelation of horrible import to com
municatc.--Thcy were interrogatcd
by Mr.. Stephens, the chief clerk, who
! soon recognized the resemblance of
their story to the fl atures Of the one
he had heard about four years ago.
The female related the same details,
agreeing in manner dates, &c, with
surprising accuracy. The Quaker de-
rlared that he had known the woman
who came with him, about five years ;
ind had often been told by her that a
number Of persons had been murdered
in this city, whose ghosts had, at vari-
ous times, appeared to her, haunting
and distressing her. That he was ful.
~ satisfied Of the truth Other story, he
lieying that beings Of another woriu
lmag have communion with this, ano
possess power 10 mingle in the trans
actions of men, 10 an extent Of whicl
pe are necessarily ignorant That he
himself was once accosted in Broad
way, and asked for "a few pence, b,
| Nhdt hT ht Hi ~ h'1I Ios'u w bo a i"h
dressed like an old revolutionary sold
ier, who suddenly disappeared, leaving
no doubt in his mind it was n ghost
and he was apprehensNe if the muir
dcrers spoken of had chance, they
would kill both him aud the woman
That he had conversed with one ofth'
men described as IA participator in tn
murder, who had admitted to him tina
he sawa man murdered in Thomas-st.
and that the drops Of blood had neye
been washed from the floor where
was perpetrated
Such is the substance Of the story
which we give in its true colors, with
out gloss or eXaggeration. 1t afford
n remarkable instance of the power q
Imagination over mind in other re
spccts rational.
n. Y. Journ. Of Com.
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JEwETTs cERa7E OR BURN saLVE.

JEWETTs CER.97E OR BURN S9LVE.
Jowetts Ceraic is peculiarly calculated for
Burns and Scalds; il Immediately allays the
heat, giving ease To the wound, and if con.
stantly applied till the parts are healed, there
viii no scar or redness remain, except in cx
IRENE cases, where the wound has baen made
unusually deep. 1t is therefore recommended d
as the most sale and speedy cure for burns and
sralds.
The above Medicine is sold at the sign of
the GOOD SAMARITAN. three doors south
Of Market Square, and at s. w. WILSON'S
corner Of Stevens wharf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-18
ELIXIR PECTOR9LE!

For The cure of Coughs. Colds, .Asthmas
Catiarrh, and all affections ofMe Lungs.
TqNUlS most valuable Medicine, the dlscov
j ery Of which originated fron, long expe-
ricnce in the study of Medicine, is entitled To
confidence from the Circumstances that II was
used in the practice OF regular well bred
physician, a number ofyears; and was offered
To the public after much solicitation aud from
the benevolent wish to alleviate rome of the
sufierings inherent 10 our nature. Unlike
most Medicines OF the day, there is no qnack-
cry about IL, as the testimony Of Physicians
who know il will provo.
The foiioring inferesiing eItracf Of a letter
from The Rec K. l.. BaSc0m, iriH be Of
service 10 those ,pho ioish TO f,td the most
raiuaLie Medicine for lung Complaints.
To DR WATTS
In gratitude 10 you, and benevolence tow
ards "A numerous class Of the public, who like
myself have been, or now ere, afflicted with
Consumptiye complaints, would address Il
you the following statement of facts. ! wa,
early subject to Cough, which at times oc
casioncd tho raising of much blood, In May
last, was attacked with much hoaTseness,
most distressing cough, severe pain in The
sido and breast, which obliged me 10 suspenS
my public labors ] received some relie
from medical advice, bat the difficulties still
continued In July last (from the rccc lmrnen
daton Of a friend) procured a bottle Of th'
"ELIxR PEcToRALE," and had nVttakcn more
than 100 drops before felt essentially rsliev
cd. ] have now used between 2 and 3 bottles
and find myself fully recovered AS yet fec
no symptom OF the return of my former coin
plant, aud ! can now soy, what | could scarce
~ say before for thirty years, ] AN WELL
With sincere graft de.
EZEKIEL l. BASCOM.
Aslby Mass
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~ October 18th, le30.-W Whereas an In
strument Of writing purpor,ing TO be the
las, VIII and Testament of JosEPH COG.
GEsuALL, late of Middle,own. deceased,
was this day presented for Probate and let
that the consideration thereof be referred
to Conrt Of Probate to b. holden at the
Town House in Middletown, on the third
Monday in November next, at 2 2o'clock, p
NJ. and that previous notice be given, (by
publishing q copy of this order three seve
raj times in the Rhode Island Republican.
TO all persons interested to appear at said
time and place, and be heard.
Atrue copy Witness,
O2l WILLIAM SMITH, Prob. OK.
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ia "a.
FOR 1880.

THE subscriber, Collector Of the
Il TOWN TAN voted in June last,
hereby gives notice that he has com
Ineuced the collecting OF said tax, and
respectfully requests oil those indebted
to paw the same without DELAY, nj No
q. Mnrko;-sduarc. !osrru MsRTiN.
Newport, Oct. FL. 1850
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Edward w. LawtoM,

Has CONSTANTLY FOR sale,
GASP. Coppcr and Board Shealhing Pa
- per; blue Candle Paper, clean aud
fast color; Wrapping paper from IS to
81. .62d cts. per resm; Double do. do from
so to 80 do; Kcntish Cap for ardware:
and Blasting; Fine Wrapping Paper, free
from the smell Of Tar, &c. for Teas
medicines, Confectionery &c. &C. Pc!
ished Wrapping for the use of B anks
Public Offices, &c.
~ Cash for Old Junk, Ropes, Can
vass and FaXsced. Jhn7
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The Boston Gazette has been fayoured
by friend, Oately arrived from South a.
merica.) with The following particulars oi
the loss of Capt. VIM. Appleton, of ship
Hamilton, Of Porismou,h:--
"On the night Of the 2Sth August last,
the Buenos Ayrean and Monte V idcc Pack.
ct, Joven Ssrandi, on her passage from the
former TO the latter place. and when with.
in 10 leagues Of Monte Video, was upset
hs a tremendous hurricane, while under
tall sail, the Pair7cc,.-, "' hurricane rose,
and whca il reached her, she was with diff
fcul,y got before the wind In few min.
utes after, she was again nback, and i'm.
mediately upset. Her passengers were
NalbIo Frazier, Esq. Captain Appleton,
MIR. Cooper, Mr.. Lyons, and Mr.. Stewart.
Two or three of tho passengers were in
the cabin when she capsixcd, all of whom
reached the companion way except Capt.
Appleton. lie was distinctly heard to ra D
on tho vessel, and the master requested
him to dive for the companion way. Capt. A.
replied that 1t was impossible, the water
then being up to his chin: his companions
being unable to render him any assistance,
he was necessarily left 10 liDgor and per.
lsh.-The other passengers with the crew,
succeeded, with much ditxcul,y in gaining
the vessels buttom, from which they were
providcntlally rescued by the Rosa, pack
ct, which had sailed from Bucnos Ayres in
company with the Sarandi The Rosa cane
alongside after the Saran capsized, and
lay BY the wreck until norniny, " hen moth
ing WAS 10 be seen of her. A lad belong
ing to the j. Sarandi was also lost.
la.., q
Hamilton, OF Portsmouth, n. Il. His loss
was deeply regretted by the citizens OF
Duonos Ayres, among whom he was ex,cn.
sively known as an excellent ship master
and man OF unblemishcd integrity, gen.
temanly department, and benevolent dis
position. His frequent voyage. To tha, CITY
had procured him tho acquaintance and i'm
tim,cy or most OF the respectable mcr
chants and other residents there. WHOM
he was universally beloved, respected ant
trusted. IL may be some alleyia,jon TO IN,
sorrow OF his afflicted family, to learn tina
the intelligence of his loss created an uni
versal expression Of regret, in foreig,
land, and that his memory will long b,
cherished there, as that ola capable sctiy,
and honest man. Captain Appleton va
about 80 years ofage.
The Liverpool and Manchester Rail wa
appears to be interfering with the bushes
of the coaches plying between those cities
The following appears ia u Liverpool pa
per of tho 9TH ul,.;--
1--WE understand that several Of in
coaches have been withdrawn from N
liverpool and Manchester road, from N
impossibili,y Of con,cnding with the raj
way. This was of course to bs expecte,
The number of passengers conveyed b
the Railway Company last week has bee
froassight hundred to a thousand q day.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-18
DIR. DavenpOl.t's
RILIOES Pills

fNHESE Pills are Justly esteemed for their
easy operation and coed effects az mill.
safe, aud sovereign remedy for Bilious Feyers
Pains in the head, stomach, and bowels, inun
dice and scurvy. piles, rhenmatis infame z
,ion fthe eyes female comp plants, acid sto,r.
achs indigestion, worms, eruptions on a.,
skin, dyscntery, bilious cholic, dizziness, an -
headache. They are likewise an antidnte p -.
painst infectious diseases, removing olstruo
tions Of cverr kindly dissolving and discl,sf
ing The morbid matter, helping diges,ion,
storing lost appetite, aud sure relief iul C.,
i've habits. hey are so accommodated -
all ages, seasons and hours, that they may D.
taken in winter or summer, at any time
The day. without regard To diet or hindrane
Of business Their operation is so gentle
pleasant and efieetunl that By experience th.s
are found TO exceed any other physic hereto.
fore offered TO the public. Those Who are
travelling b. sen or land win find them preai
preservation from the diseases Of foreign eli
mates.
From the numerous certificates which
might be used, the proprietors will make use
Of tie following only, from the Hon Phneas
Allen. of pittsheld, Mnss.
".Ny DanieH...l have made use of yarious
kinds Of Billions Pills in my family, and hes.
ita,c not to say, that DIR. Davenports are tho
b.si Family medicine ever used.
PillNEAS ALLAN.
"Pittsfeld, Mass 1929"
ALSO.
D.4VE.NPO PORT,S CELEBRATED
EYE WAIER,
which needs only to be used 10 be highly au-
proved of for all sorts Of weak ard sore oycs.
ALSO
WHE.4TO.N"S ITCH OLNT.NE.NT.
The character Of this ointment is so we'll
established as to need no recommcndat tions
for being pleasant, safe and sure remedy for
| that loaihsome disease. IL is also a care for
other cruptions Of the skin, particularly fn,
, the salt rheum and childblains. Price 81 ~
cents
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BITTER.S
which have been proved by thousands 10 be SO
eminently useful in removing all Jaundice Sc
! Bilious complaints.
| Prepared by J. Daniel, in Dedham, Mass
according to the original improved receipt 70,
the btters formerly prepared by J. Wheaton,
the Patentec, who has relin9uishea the busi
ness
| In future no box will be genuine unless J.
| ID. is stamped on the lid, and directions sign
TO by J. Daniel, and wrapper on the outside
ed that effect.
CAuTIos-As there has been some attcmpt
to initiate the above Bittcrs, probably not far
from this city, and offer them to the public az
genuine, it probably would be well to obsorrs
| the above.
| fresh supply Of the above medicine is just
! received and for sale in Newport, by s. w,
Vinssn,J. }. Fales, r. II. Hazard, A. p. Moore,
and James Taylor in Bristol by l.. w. Briggs,
and Doct Johnson, lin Warren, by j. Vii.
liams, T. p. Moore, and a. Burr,--in Provi
dencs by all the druggists, and also in Boston,
and throughout the United States.
Nov 5. 1929. Geop1y.l
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Grocery and Fruit Store.
John l.. CranstOn.

Respectfully informs his frie nds and The
public.
TNgAr he has taken the store at the corn
4 er Thames street and Msrket!square.
recently occupied by J. ]. SrAcEr, where
he intends keeping constantly on hand on
assortment of Crockery Liquors Of the
choicest kinds. .Teas--Cofiee rice -four
fruit Of all kinds -ale-spruco beer-&
a general s. rice assortment Of Groceries.
which will be sold as cheap as at any other
store in town.. Every attention will be rem.
dored 10 customers, arA no exertion shal
be wanting on his part to give satisfaction
to his friends, who are invited to give hin,
call. June II
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SUNURSES.
BUTTER.
CELLAR No. |, CHURCHSt.
~. SWE ET'

HASreceived his first lot otof34TUBS
IL BUTTER, from the western
country, and, is ready to sec his old
customers and the public at his Cellar,
whence he will be happy to accommo-
date them.
Newport, Oct. 81, 1880.