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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-09
New Arrangement.

The proprietors Of the steamboat
1Sl4sr POTOMAC,
--rSERz6H Having determined 10 make
.essE<k2 t,sO trips rsek between wash,
.,,op Alexandria, and Norio'k-c0mme"1'"s AT
Notok Oh Ta,EIi on SUNDAY evening, at O'Clock,
tea'.'S .-b;o.,ton on Monday evening.
1--WE ~ w,sbip,on on tuesday morning, at o'clock
i's S,r5ri, At TO- arrive a, Norfolk on "Wednesday
'os"opa ,-f,,s on Wednesday evening at o'clock
teaa. w.. Linrton on Thursday evening.
-, Washington on Friday afternoon AZ CLOCK
$50, Aexandra at 4, arrive at Norfolk On 'a'uruA! Al
'trnoOn.
Fare 70 "e' \. WATTLES, Agent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-09
W antel,

w anted,
kuG the use Of the Middle Turnpike Company,
= len or fifteen good C.7RY'S and HORSES. Ap-
S1SS VIII call on Capt James Mcclure, or Zedekah
Mdsel, superintendent mar 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-09
VO FisNerNen.

ECEIyED aud for sale, superior lot of East India
LII, Shad and ,ierrng Irvine, Bridport do do
Rope fall sizes
Cork wood
Wood floats for srnes
Oars long aud stout
Long White and yellow pine boar.ls for boats
JOSIAH II DAVIS.
n b. Wanted black man, one accustomed to the
whip saw. Ln..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-09

march IS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-03
From the HERALD Of The Tunes1

TOWN-MEETING. The annual
town meeting for the election of town Off
GERS SC. was held at the State House
yesterday. Henry Y. Cranston, esq.
was chosen Moderator. The treemen
then proceeded TO the election of town
officers for the ensuing year, as follows
Tora- Cierk-B. b. Rowland.
Concii-Theophilus Topham, WIN.
w. Freedom, ID. NJ. Coggeshall, Flea
zer Treveu, y. b. Hammett.
T'easmer-Clarke Rodman.
Sergeant, and Orerseer Of THE Poor-I-
saac Taggart.
Street Comnissioners,--E. Simmons,
Adam S. Coe, Russell Clarke.
Commissioners Of School Ftmd-E. w.
Lawton, James B. Phillips, VIM. &.
Gibbs in place of DR.. King, whose term
Of service had expired BY law.
Schoo! Commutee-R. X. Randolph,
b. w. Case, George Bowen, J. Martin,
and Il. H. Wilbeur.
assessors Of Iares-Thomas Bush, A.
Y. Taylor, Nathan b. liammctt, Rich
ard Shaw, O.. Bowen, John Sterne, and
Nicholas q. Boss
Collector Of Tares--Joscph Martin.
.4sylUm C0mmisSioncrs--R Clarke, j.
V. Uamett, S. \. Robinson, |. Gould,
John Stevens, George Bowen, Samuel
Allen, $. Bell and Thos. Weaver, the
three last named elected in the place OF
gentlemen whose term Of service had ex-
pred.
The officers OF last year, whero generally re.
elected.
\ vote passed allowing the town coun-
ell one dollar each for every meeting OF
the Council, providing the same does not
exceed % dollars during the year.
Tho report oi'the Commissioners Of the
Public School Fund was read and recciv-
ed, by which it appears that the fund al
ready invested amounts to $500, and
that there is balance in the hands of the
treasurer OF So Al.
The report Of the Public School Com
mittce was received. We annex the re-
port:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-03
READY MADE CLOTHING
ALSO
ACencrsl assortment of
GROCERIES, CROCKERY,
TEAS. LIQUORS

TEAS, -NiNkS,- - LilUOKS
Madeira, Brown Sherry, sicily Mader,
Sherry, Tcnoriiib, Port aud Chret WINES
Anrseed, fanny, Wntergrecn, Peppermint
Clnamon, orange, Clove, Lemon, and Life ol
Man CORDlALS
Cosnac BRANDY, Holland and American
GIN 81. Croix, jamaica and y. L. RI VI
Gunpowder, Iiys,n, Tyson Skin, Young
dyson, and Souchopg ten.
FRUIT. Almonds, fber,s, Madeira and
RraEll nuts, waluuts, frs; bunch, muscatell
and bloom raisins; oranges, lemons, sugar
candy.
sVNDRlES.
Loaf, lump and brown Sugar. Coffee. Mo,
lasses. Flour, Rice, Goldfish, Tobacco, Span.
;sb, halt Spanish and American Scgurs. New
York Crackers, Albany Alo, Cider, Spruce
Beer, by tho drZon or single bottle, buck
wheat. pork, Stoughtcns bittors, pepper
sauce, butter. cheese, lard, eggs, writing pa.
per, quilts, shoe brushes, shaving boxes aud
brushes, brooms. pals, baskets. Savannah and
straw hats, coffee mills, stone aud oarthen
ware, fishing lines.
CRDCkERY Bluo sugar bowls, bluo
cream pOts, blue tea cups aud sauccts, printed
do. blue qt. pit aud - pint bowls, large blue
pitchers, fancy cans, glass jars, large aud
small blue edged plates wire sicves. together
with many olhcrar,iclcs too numerous TO men
lIon jane I'd
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-03
ELEG ANT ANTITICIAL
pEEIsJ,

which will be set on Gold, or otherwise
Nth great exactness, surprising in beauty
their former natural teeth; embracing The
modern Improvements IN the ort.
TEErn DHGssHD, aud erery operation
performed Oh them, which their condition
admits, with great care and perfect safety,
Those who have Teeth in diseased con
dltIoD, should apply, before it is toe late for
a remedy. There is no necessity for go.
ing 10 New York, Providence, or Boston
for what can be got at home Of equal, II
not Of superior quality; and, at less expense.
In either or all the above employmcn,s,
De. JonNsoS esperiiuly solicI,s contin-
uance Of tho patronage Of the Ladies md
Gentlemen of Newport, and those Of the
ndinining towns.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-03
DIED.

In this town on Friday last, after a short
illness, Capt. Charles Cotton, in the 32d year
Of bis age.
Same day. ansr a long illness, Miss sarah
Wise, daughter Of the lsto Mr.. Adam Wise,
in tho s2d year of her ago.
Same day, Mrs. Martha Wise, widow OF mr..
Michael Wise, in the 60th year of her age.
Same day, Mrs. Anstis Godfiey, IN tbs SD
year Other age. lf'r t
On Saturday last, Edward Sherman, son OF
Mr. Robert Sherman, aged q years. .. -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-03
ENTERED

Brig Adams, Burroughs, Sew York.
Brig Fame. Vinson, Havana via. New
York.
Sloop Victory, Willard, New York.
Sloop Mary, Heath, New York.
Sloop AlbiDn, Smith, New London.
CLEARED
Schooner Jane, Marshall, Havana.
Schooner Pilot, Garter, Salem.
Sloop Collector. Heath, New York.
Sloop Victory, Willard. Providence.
Sloop Albany. Vars. New York.
Sioop Mary, Heath. Providence.
S.oop Albion, Smith, PIOs.dsnss.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-03
Il e. NJ .

Tl'E subscriber informs the public Tint
j. he b, large quantity OF ICE, AVID
will furnish II on tho most reasonable ,c,us
for tho season. Persons who wish 10 hr.
come steady customers will please call d.
leave their names. lie viii also lc, :. ~.
lleges IN the Ice House for the season
may l3 WIN. $. NOSN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-03
&. CAllOONE.
al Meeting Of The Board Of Hcniit
.Ncicpor June 2d 1870,

.NCcPOH June ID lS3O,
NOTED, That il any Privy Vaults,
' within :hc compact part Of the town.
shall be found full or nearly full. so os 10 he
unwholsomc or offensive tothn mhat tents
at any tim" between The 18th day OF Iure
and the aOth day of October next. the per.
son owning or occupying the same shull
pay hne OF three dollars for the use oi'
the Town, together with the costs of pros
ecuton, and the names of those persons
who neglect to comply with the foregoing
regulation will be reported by the Inspcc.
tors OF nuisances to the Board of Health,
who viii order a prosecution TO bo CON.
meDcod against them without doluy.
A true Copy: witness,
B. B. ROWLAND, Clert.
ens also orderfd al said meeting. rha,
tho Quarantine and Healih Rcgu!.Ioa-
90 into operation on the ooh Of Jinc ~
siant. snd ,bot the foregoing be published
in all the papers printed in this town,
B. B. ROWLAND, Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-03
R e M O v A l..
JOHN j. STACEY

Respectfully informs his friends and the
Pubhc.
TtIAT he has removed from the corner
l. OF fmarket.square, To the well known
stand formerly occupied by his brother,
L. Stacey Jr. and two doors south of Ban
nis,er's wharf where he intends keeping a
general assortment ofgiocerles OF the cho
cest uits-prescrves--and large
variety of goods, which will be sold a. low
as at any other store, Of similar kind, in
town. may 3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-03
JGNE Isl.
HAM NOND'S
enc VI Il YI.NG LIZ X a n y

4 TX T. l. H. II III. " Il IL i rs ~ n IL g,
RECENT ADDITIONS, viz,
2095 Lawrie Todd or settlers in the woods
by John Gait Esq 9 vols.
209G Stories ul Waterloo; & other tales 2 vols.
20J1 Northern Traveller, and Northern Tour
with the routes to the Springs Niagara,
and Qscbcc and the coal mines of Penn.
syvania. also the tour Of New. Englln
embellishcd with thirty two copper
p'ute cnarnyngs ] vol.
20o8 Scotland; the History of Scotland, by
Sir Walter Scott, Bart 2 vols.
1000 fcscarina, or the palriclan of Venice .
vols
POO Buonapar,e-- the History Of Napoleon
Bnonapnrte by j. G. Leckh,rte Esq 2
vols
2I0l Anecdotes American Anecdotes, and
select, by nn American {. vol.
2I02 LoonoTs; or the Presentation OF COur,
by the author olPTivato education DC.
&c. vol
2103 Arts Of Life, desrribod in n series oflot.
,srs-l- Providing Food-.2- Providing
Clothing -3.Provdiug Shelter.-bv the
author of Evening at Home ! vol
2I04 Philip Co'"illc; or n covenan'ers story;
by Tho or Of "The Decision" ia
thet Clement ] vol
EBIODE ISLAND LOTTERY no. 3;
( - draws this dny. Highest prize $4,000.
Tickets 81 parts in proportion.
CUMBERLAND g. OXFORD LOT.
Terry class {: draws Friday Juno 4.
Highest prize 5000. Tickets 2 parts in
MAINE STATE LOTTERY no. Is;
draws Wednesday June Q. Highest prIzo
slO,OO0--s0 prizes Of $1,000 each &c.
Tickets 10 parts in proportion.
DpAwS NUnBERs
OF Maine State Lottery 5 cx. l6 10 ls 6
36 { 81 9 d. or Grand CONSOLIDATED
Lottery Of Connecticut no. Q; ] GO Is -
~ "a So 80 10. OF Cumberland a. OK
ford no. z; 90 - ~ SO 22 ~ z o 80.
J. C.. SHAW.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-03

tN til3 school under It's present ORGANIZATION "a eN-
'ensively useful, and worth a great deal more tc
the town than ii costs.
X. X. RANDOLPH,
JosErH MARTIN, r..
Is. ii. WiLDouR,
GEO. ENGs, -,.,...-,
The council were authorized TO repair
the town clock in the State House.
The report otthe committee appointed
| in April TO select suitable lot for q
school house, was read and received land
the same committee reelected and au-
thorized to purchase lot if necessary,
and 10 draw OH the town treasury for u
sum not exceeding S400.
The committee Of Finance reported
the sum of S7,3l5 81, ,as tax TO be rails
ed by the town for the ensuing year.
The town-treasurer was authorized 10
give Deed to w Vernon for a part OF
the town commcn adjoining his estate in
bIiddletown.
Il. Hazard, VIM Hunter, r. X. Ran
dolph, III. Bull, and II, Il. Cranston, were
appointed committee "to compel" the
proprietors Of the Long wharf TO comply
with their duty in repairing said wharf.
II. /. Allan, was appointed TO take
charge Of the reservoir ut tho foot OF
W ashlngton-square.
X. Il. Randolph committee 10 request
capt. ). /. Notham TO repair the ioun-
tain belonging to the Aquedu,t Compa-
ny, or to qui, claim their right to the town.
The following resolution was passed:
ReSolrtd-, That it shall be the duty
of the town-trcasurer for the time being,
to make report i'll writing oithc state ui
the Finances of the town, showing the
receipts into the treasury, and the several
sources from whence they are derived
the payments made therelrom, aud the
purposes to which such payments were
applied, 10 the committee on Finance,
before each annual town nmecting in June.
ind resoirtd jiatho', That said ropor,
shall be laid before the June town meet
ing annually by said committee Of hi
nance, together with hloir report.
Alexander Z. Moore, NJ. ID. was cho-
sen to deliver an Grafton the iih Jul v
and 500 was voted to pay expenses oithe
celebration.
Committee of arrangements for Jh Ja-
lg.-peleg Clarke, Wm. Ennis Jr., n.
&. Boss, Wm. Lyon, VIM. r. Atkinson,
c. l.. Robbins, j. B. Newton, Thomas
Stacey Jr., WA. James Tilley, Ihomns
G. Brown.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-03
tEkEErMD

Al Ma.snzss, Cubs, on the 7th inst. mr.
Geo. D'Wolf, Jun. TO Mis-. Mary smith,
daughter Of ca pit. John Smith, all late Of
Bristol, Il !.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-03
FARE REnuCUD.

Passage from Boston 10 New York 81
from Providence 10 New-York $5--irrm
Newport TO do 81 80, Imcals extra Pss-
sage from Newport to Providence - cen,s.
Arrangement for June, 1880.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-03
FOR NEW.YORK.

From Providence, touching at New port,
daily, Sundays excepted.
RHODE.ISL.iND STEAM P.ICKETS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-03

On Tuesday last, the persons appointed by
ths Harshais of the several States to take the
Census ofthe United States, commenced ,heir
labors The rcsul, OF this Census, will be of
the greatest importance to Rhode Island for
ii will determine the question whether we shall
send hereafter more than one representative
To Congress. fall the territory to which we
are Justly entitled. and which is wrongfuly
withheld from US by Massachusetts, We're re.
stored, there is no doubt but wha, we should
possess population exceeding the number
required TO entitle us 10 two Representatives.
We cx,rac. from tho Providence American
the following suggestions as TO the course
which should be pursued by those who are
called upon by the persons employed to take
the Census.
- Tho deputies are required to call at each
house, and If possible apply to the heads of
families for information Ii most generally
happens, however that they find only the le
males Of tho family at home, and in the coniu
sion of giving statement of the inmates %
the house, many errors are made. To avoid
this, il would be an excellent arrangement for
the heads of each family Ia make list Of the
household and leave 1t to be handed 20 the
deputy when he calls. Particular care should
be takon to include in the number, persons at
sea, abroad. or Temporarily resident elsewhere
whose sctiled place OF residence whom a,
hone, is in tho family where the list of its
members is To he made out.
The questions 10 be answered are,
lst. The namo Of tho head of the family.
2i. The number OF white males in the fam
lily. boardcrs, apprentices, including servants
and those occasionally absent, under the 70
spectve ages Of FIVE ten, fifteen, twenty, thir
iy, forty, fifty, and 80 on to one hundred and
upwards.
3D. The number Of white females, under the
same ages.
4th. The total number of persons, bolons.
inr to the family.
5th. The number Of persons deaf and dumb
blind, aliens, or those without a settled place
Of residence
n. B. The number Of male and female col
ored persons, resident in zach family, should
bo separately enumerated, with their respec-
tive ages rs above.
Answers to these questions should be pre-
pared, that the Deputy may be certain of re.
eeving correct Information. The law re.
CURES that each person over Ii years of age,
Aasll give the Information required by the de.
putty, under Tie penalty Of twenty dollars"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-03
NEW FASHIONS.

WM MOORE, Tailor, No 260 Thames
w Street, opposite the store of Mr.. !,
Taylor, druggist, has received the latest fash g..
ions from New York, and is ready 70 supply
his friends snd tho public with garmeutsot ev.
cry descripton Garments made with neat.
ness and despatch, and warranted to tit lie
keeps constantly for sale general assortmcn,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-03
'Eountain OH Neal,h. =
WM. 8. VOSE,

Respectfully informs the Ladies' and Gen.
tlemen of Newport, and its vicinity.
THAT he will keep through the woru,
4 season, Soda Water, Of the first 1ud
ity--Carbonatc dMead--Res,oro,Ivo Lerr
Newark cider and Albany Ale. y hr
above articles viii be surrounded with ir,.
and consequently will be found very rc
ffeshing.
AIS O-Epsom and Rochelle salts, 10
be taken in Soda, and which is far pr,ivi
able, as to pleasuntncss, thnn when talon
in my other manner. Soda powdcr--Lria
on Syrup, &c.
SUNpAZ ARTICLES.
Noyeau, and Grenobc Cordnls, Of 'hc
frat Gualty, by The bo,ile.--Also, ten di
fcren, kinds Of Cordial Of good quality o.
Wines -shrub--bottled cider Rostcraln"
beer by the dozen bottles--ossonccs Of q
kinds nds--Oil-Cologne--prescrvc of dii'I
ent kInds-fr fruits do. do.--spiccs-- honey -
aud an assortment Of confectionery 81 ,l.'
first quality.
Families supplied Mt all times, with p'lr
cake-short cake sponge cake, juu;bl' To-,
&c. &c. May l3
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-03
NOCT. JONNSON.

AM Ill. continue in Ia. PRACTICE o'
w PHISiCas usual - ,tesldencc, No
las Thames street, jus, North ofthe Brick
Market
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-03
FRENCH
PAPER HANGIlTES
ELEGANT & CHEAp,
FOB SALE AT
JAMES HAMMOGC'S
SHORT REN1OVEE.

g w. vINSON, informs his fricri
-. the public that he has rcmot,
DRUG 4 MEDICINE establIshu.,'
No. si on the west side Of Ttam6s
corner of SterenS' uhorf recently o.,
ty the late Wm. Crooke esq. uh,
w,ll br very happy TO vait on tbeU.--
kso sledging the smallest fayoEs.
Eeaport, may IL, 1880.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-03

The bill Cor the removal Of tho Indians has
passed both houses Of Congress, aud has ore
this received the signature of tho President.
II was To be hoped that there wassti'l remain
ing in tho Legislature of the Union, enough
Of public virtue to have rejerted this odiouS
bill. But subservjency TO the Executive
even at the expcncs Of national character,
appears 10 hayo prevailed and the names Of
majority of tho representatives of the people
are registered among those who were willing
TO disregard the obigaliou Of treaties, and the
honor of tho nation.
The Indians Of Georgia havs made exien-
sive prorress In the arts Of civilization. Tho
lands they live on are ns doar 10 them as his
iatiys soil is to any citizen Of Europe or a.
msrca--ye, these they must leavc--criyen
off By power that they cannot rcsist-ond
by tho tyranny Of government that boasts
ofi,s love for liberty and justice. God grant,
that the evil, cruelty inflicted by our legisla-
tors on Others, may never bring uPonthe coun'
try full measure Of re,ribution.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-03

We publish TO. day narrowing accom-, Of
the circumstances which have been developed
respecting the Salem murder. more afro.
eious aud cold booded ac, against the laws of
God and man, has scarcely ever been perpe.
tratcd. What gam however great, could have
freed those who con,rived and effected
the death Of Capt White, from the ince ,sa ut
apprehension Of being discovered or purchas.
ed pleasures sufficient TO compensate for the
horrors Of remorse. But their quiet is disco.
vered-revealed in all its hidenus atrocity to
the public eye-and rist,ce will soon fas,en the
cord of retributlon on tbs necks Of is victims.
The individual who inflicted the mortal blow
n young - and when the young are TO suffer
death for violation Of the law, human sym.
pathy is generally excited for their fa,e-bu,
IN ili. instance, the facts disclosed are such
q, almost to render eommisseraiion iiself
erima.
A message from the President TO both hon.
ses respecting the English c ilonial trade ex.
cited soms hopes tina, ', would .oon he placed
90 q mrrs favorable fo"ting Bot nothing
fn,'h~r has ,-,-s,i-ed 10 -.'isfv the public
mlad, that suca q rssa, 10 probable.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-03
F. BENJAMIN

Arrangement for June, 1880.
THE BENJAMIN
F2tr7fTSrsNscrrp FRANKLIN, Cap, r..
.tsessiE Es.-..ssS',V.-, S Bunker, leaves Pro-
yldence June |, ., 9, ~, II, -. %. a, II ".
Leaves New York g. :, II, III, -, 20. at ? w..
The WASHINGTON, Capt Consiock,
leaves Providence June 2,ls, IL. l7,2I -, 30,
at IAN Leaves New York June 1, 10, 10,
ID, 93, 2S, at 4r,M
Tho PRESIDENT. Captain II. S. Bunker,
loavcs Providence, June ,, :. II, 10. %, oG.
a; X o'clock, NJ, Leaves New York June / s,
p II, lS, q, - ut rM.
Tho CHANCELLOR LIVINGSTON,
Capt 6 Coggeshal, leaves Providence Juna
l. io 10, ~, 81 y, ut ,2M Leaves New.
} York >, ;, -, II, ~, %, 30. ct4rm.
The Packets, both 10 and from New York,
touch ut the Long wharf to land and receive
passengers.
Carriages always in wai,in. upon their ar.
rival. imr 3-,nlm
ID HODElSLAND LOTTERY clcss 3;
4 q draws this day. Highest prize $4,000
Tickets - parts IN proportion.
CUMBERLAND & OXFORD LOT
Terry Class draws Friday June 1 -
siighcs, prize $1,000. Tickets . parts IN
proportion.
MAINE STATE LOTTERY NO. II;
draws Wednesday June g. Highest pr,le
Slo,o0o-sO prizes of $1,000 each Sc.---
Tickets III parts in proportion.
DRAWN NuMnrRs
or Maine State Lottery extra; rs 10 q
u 80 ( ~ ~. OF Grand CONSOLIDATED
Lottery of Connecticut M. .; ! go Ii IS
~ ~ D. 90 10. ot Cumberland IL Os.
ford no z; 80 - 40 81 -! IL : q 3G
MORE PRIZES. .-- Combination = %
i5 Maine State no. II, sold in package of
quarters $1,000
Grand Consol Lott. Con. no & Comb
nation ~ ~ az came up prize OF !,n,
and was sold 10 "A whole ticket.
Besides very handsome lot of 500 90,
80, in the above aud other lotteries drawn
since.
q ('AIlnnNn
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-03
HE HAS vC2 SALE,

genera assortment oi ORCGS \
.UEDiCLNES, which are Us GooD, M vii
be found at any other shopiand at MoDEH
ATE prices.
ATTEND TO YOUR TEETH
lie will attend as a DENTisr.- Those
who have los, their Teeth, can be furnish.
ph with
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-03

Those. who are in favor of another public
school, have no reason TO apprehcnd further
opposition to their plan. The freemen gene.
rally are now convinced that we have the
means extending tho advantages Of educs
tinn 70 the children Of this community, with
out increasing the public burthen.
Ii must be obvious to all that the necessity
for another school exists. We havo ns yet
rec'ed bat ono building at the public expense
for the purposes Of education--and this stands
solitary monument, not Of our libcrality, but
OF The poverty Of our public spirit.
The education of children at The public ex.
penss is an act Of social duty. ii is required
by every sug se.tion "f reason, Of justice and
humanity. Tho moral character-tlls indus
try, prosperity and respectablity of every
e,mmuaily, depend npon due attention to
the intellectual improvement Of tho rising
generation. !, is therefore a matter Of the
highest moment ,hatthe children should be 20
provided fer by the public care, that they may
easily attain tho character Of useful and wor,
thy citizens.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-03

Gen Jackson by refusing to sign the Mays
vio Road Bill, h.s shown his coloTs et last,
and openly avovsd himself 10 be tho enemy
Of internal improvements Hitherto, bis o.
pinion with regard to tho American System,
has been carefully concealed from motives Of
expedIency; but tho presentation of,he above
mentioned bill for his signature, compelled
him to give a decided manifestation Of his
vsws respecting the policy whish is approved
by lnrgo majority Of the American people.
The ci,izous Cf tbs United Stutss eau now
determine whether they VIII uphold uu adj
ministrstion, which 10 adverse to tho vital in
terests Of tho country; or whether they will
establish, when tho time for the attempt ar
rivcs, such mea in power "a are disposed TO
consult, not the wishes Of Il party, but the
welfare Of the Uuion. W
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-03
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W. ""dor-'"nd that an application has been
made for lease Of the Theatre, by gentle.
man m.New.York. We have every reason 10
believe tha, good company of actors woald
receive liberal share ofpublic patronage.