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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-05

HhR. III. BRAMHAM informs those who are ailict-
H& ed with Dyspepsia or Indigestion, that he is pre-
pared to administer the newly discovered remedy
that disease, in all which it is applicable.
His address is Charlottesville, Va
"NEw-YoRK, Der. g. 1880.
"I do hereby certify that have communicated DR..
Horace Bramlam, of Charlottesville, Va, my theory of
Dyspepsia Indigestion and have fully instructed him
in my method of treatment consider him well quail
fled to manage any that may be presented TO him.
"TALMADGE SUTHERLAND"
Oct. %. 4S-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-05

NDOUNTY LANDS.-The subscriber offers hi
I'D services to claimants of Revolutionary Bounf,
Londs in procuring Scrip for Warrants Issued TO b.
tary Of War, and 10 locating the same where the be-.
selections OF land may be made. He will ALEC buy War
rants or the Scrip.
He may be found at all times at Mrs Duvaps board
Ing house, near the Capitol
All letters addressed to him at Richmond, and pos
poid, will be duly ate nded to.
Sept IL 3s-u JAS SOUTHGATE
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
MARRIED

In this Town on Tuesday evening last, by
the Rev. mr.. Eddy, Capt Elijah Thrashor, o.
Taunton, Mass to miss Hannah Irish, daugh
ter of the lato nr Sanford Irish.
AtTiyer'on mr. Isaac Smith Of Middletown,
to miss Eliza Lake of Tiverton.
At Somerset, mr. Oliver II. Busb, Of Fall
River, to miss Ruth Ann Read, daughter ot
Capt William Read.
IN Providence, on MONDAY evening, by tho
Rev Or CroekeT. Rev Alexis Caswell, Pro
fcssor Of Natural Philosophy md Ia,hemat.
ics, 10 Brown University, 60 Miss Esther Lois
Thompson, daughter of ihe late Edward X
Thompson, Esq.
In Charleston, S G 9Th inst. Mr.. Isa1e s
Baily. formerly Of Newport, to mi@. Hannah
Jane NJ EImoyle, daughter Of mL William
VI Elmoyle, OF that city.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
Pcnnanship.

THE SUBSCRIBE having been requested
a by some of his friends to commence q
course al instruction in writing: viii open
q School on the FIRST Of June # sufficient
encouragement is oilered.--The classes
will be limited. The contemplated hours
OF instruction are from 10 . 10 the morn.
ing, for masters; from 8 10 Il for misses,
These hours have boon selected, MS not III.
terfering with the regular School hours
buta dlleren, arrangement will be made II
wished for by the patrons of the school,
The success which has attended his teach
ing, aud the appreciation he has received
from the public, has encouraged him 20 of.
isr his services.-Specimens Of his writing,
and terms on application. J. w. EDDY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
THE REPUBLICAN.
NEWPORT.
THURSDAY, MAY IL, 1890.

We publish the following communication
without taking either side of the question.
Our columns are free TO any Of our fellow cit
izens, for tho temperate discussion Of all mat
ters Of public interest.
Nh EDIroK-I have read with surprise the
remonsrancs OF certain highly respectable
citizens of Newport, against tho resolutions
relative 10 the erection of another building for
public school, which were passed at the
town meeting in April last Those resolutions
] highly approve, as having originated in a
spirit Of philanthropy, and as having for their
object the education Of nearly three hundred
children, who are now without the means of
public instruction. There was no design on
our part, as alleged by the remonstrants, TO
add in the least by this undertaking, TO the
public burthen, but merely out of a surplus
fund and surplus income 10 extend to the
necessitous the advantages Of education. II IN
apprehension Of additional taxation only tho
remoHstrance was presented TO the assembly
ii viii no doubt be withdrawn whenever i, is
made to appear that their fears in that respect
are groundless. But if our opponents still
pcrsevere in their objection to another school,
when we have shown that not iarthing more
will be required Of them to build and main.
tain il, how shal! we account for their opposi.
ton by any motives which are credtahlc to
their intelligence aud liberality ls.it becom.
ing in those who are among our wealihiest
eitzens thus to oppose the benevolent inten-
tions Of a largo majority of their fellow towns.
men, md withhold from the children Of New.
port that mental culture whiSh is freely ex
tended to destitute children in every town and
village of New England
The education ofthe poor is of the utmost
consequence to tho morals and prosperity OF
every community /! is as essential TO the
wei! being Of society as any branch OF govern.
ment; for II is equally conducive to social or.
der and happiness. We do not complain of
taxes resor,ed to for the support Of legislators
and Judges, and most of us cheerfully contr.
butte to the maintenance Of those who are the
ministers Of religion.
Why then should reasonable provision for
educating the young, who are without the
means Of procuring wholesome instruction.
be objected 10 as scheme Of splendid ex.
penditure and specious beneyolence;' Limit.
ed as our resources are, we are not so poor
bu, what we can extend 10 all tho children Of
the town, the blessings of education. And
what will be thought, at home and abroad, of
those, who, when not called upon to contribute
ono additional farthng, approach the lcgis.
la,ure of the State for the purpose, not Of pro
tec,ng their purses, but of rendering unavhil
ing the kind efforts Of philanthropy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
''Fountain of Ncalth.m -
VIM. $. VOSE.

Respectfully informs tho Ladies und Gen
tIemcn Of Newport, and It's vicinity.
NllhT he will keep through the warm
L. season, Soda Water, of the lirs, quail
lty--Carbonatcd Mead Restorative beer
Newark cider and Albany Ale. The
above articles will be surrounded with ice.
and consequently will bo found very re
i'reshing.
AL SOL EPSON end Rochelle salts, to
be taken in Soda, and Which is far prefer
able. Ne TO pleasantncss, than when taken
IN nny other manner. Soda powdcr--Lem
on Syrup, &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20

The Providence papers inform US that mr
Nathaniel Ames proposes TO publish small
volume, to bo entitled "Msriners Sketches .
The author is tho son Of Fisher Ames, so dis
,inguished for his cloquonce, and possessc,
talents, which, although unlike his fathers
are such as he may well DO proud Of We
have seen in the Providence journal. many
communications from the pen Of this gentle.
man, which, for humor and v:vdness of de.
scriplion, are bu, little Inferior to the bes!
writings of the day.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
Qcrsre, Mss & A clio ef printed pA.


per sent by the steam boats arrived las
night, has brought intelligence that the
Earl Of Aberdeen had broken Oft further
segociation with mr.. McLane as 10 a d.
rect intercourse between the United States
and the British West Indies. The adylces
were received at Montreal by private con-
veyance.
From AMsTERpAM.-We are indebted
to Capt. Brewer, Of The brig Louiza, for
Amsterdam papers 10 the 3Oth OF March,
inclusive.
A Frankfort date Of tho Goth mentions
the receipt Of a letter from ST. Petersburgh,
which states that the proposition OF the
Porte to satisfy the indemnity TO Russia by
q cession of the Principalites, is objected
to by one Of the great Powers, in conse.
quence Of which a cession would probably
be made in Asia. Many messengers were
passing between the Russian Court and
the Turkish Ambassador. Jour. Com.
The Natcbez Galaxy Of the 18th April,
says The steamboat w illam Tell recent.
ly burst her boiler near the mouth of Red
River, and sunk, Boat and cargo entirely
lost. " y. Jour. Of Com. Of Saturday.
The grocers in the city OF New York,
II is said BY writer in the Journal OF Com.
merce, have determined TO test the con
stitutionality of a law which imposes tax
on them for the support Of the House OF
Refuge. 7. w. Engs and John Simonson,
grocers, will bring the question before the
Supreme Court, now sitting in the city.
The Columbus (Geo) Enquirer contains
letter dated Goth April, to the President
Of the United States, signed by II Chiefs
and head men OF the Creek nation, pray.
ing 10 be protected in their present situa.
tion, and objecling 10 emigraie beyond the
Mississippi.
The detachment Of IT, s. troops from
Tampa Bay, under COMMAND of Captain
Brady, arrived nj the Greek Agency on
tho 25th nit. They nrs on their way 10
the Cherokee Nation, whsre a new military
post is established.
NAvAL.--Cap,ain Beverly Rennon has
been appointed 10 the command Of the i.
:. sloop Of war Vandalia, on the Coast oi
Brazil, in place of Captain Gallagher.
Capt, Kennon left hero on Sunday last, for
Baltimore, where he will embark in the
brig Virginia, for Rio. Purser John De
Bree also goes out ia the Virginia 10 Join
tho u. $. ship Hudson, OF the Same station.
Norfolk Herald.
A full grown Ostrich and three young
ones. with several other rare birds and a.
bout halfa score Of Monkeys, orrivcd in
the brig Union, at Charleston, from Sen
gal, Africa.
In Boston on Thursday. nn Iunholjcr
was fined $40. so and costs of court, ior
selling liquor Ia minors contrary to law.
lie stated in his defence that the liquor
was sold contrary to his orders by his bar
tender; who has since been discharged his
service. 10. ..
A London paper says, mr.. O'Csnnsl| had
an immense bunch OF shamrock in hss hat
when he took his seat in tha Uousa OH
Thursaay, st. Patrick's day. nearly equal
to that which the late Lord Cssilcreagh
'lsed TO wear, 90 the iete day Of the ltular
saint.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20

We have reason to thank heaven, that whom
the beasts ofthe field and the fowls OF the air
have almos. deserted ou- markets when
neither beef, nor mutton, nor geese, nor ,ur.
KEYS, nor chickens, can be found 70 gladden.
the palate, old ocean pours forth his treasures
a, our feet, and supplies US with delieiou, vic.
tins Morning and night you may see ,au,og
foundering at the corners of the stre.ts,an
burow. andibaske,. wheeled along plen,sous.
" supplied vith bass, msckars, HOLSTERS and
blue ish.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
sUNDRY ARTICLES.

Noyeau, and Grcnohe Cordials, ofthc
first quality, By the boulc.--Also, ten dif
Icrent kinds of Cordial of good quality
vines shrub--bot,led cidcr--Restoralivo
beer by the dozen bot,les--csscnce Of all
kinds -OlI--Cologne preserves of differ.
cnt klnds--'ruiis do. do.--spces- honey --
and an assortment Of confectionery of the
first quality.
Families supplied Mt oil times, with plum
cake--short cake sponge cake, junblcs
&c. &c. May l3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
REMOVAL.


JOHN 5. WEEDEN, Cabinet Maker.
- has removed TO the well known stand
OF mr.. Adam 5. Coe. No. z. Church street.
where he has on hand and for sale, the
largest and best assortment OF FuRNl
TURE that was ever offered in Newport
among which may be found
S.DEBO.4RDS.
SECREI.iRIESY ROOK C.7SES,
BUREAUS, Of sgTy description;
Grscian. Pembrokt, j. Gard Tables;
SOF.4S,
Imitation Rose Hood, and every other
kind of BEDS7E.4DS;
VORk-SIH.LDS,
DRESSLi'G TABLES,
Together with every article that can be
called for in Cabinet Manufactpry. =, Y
intends keeping hls assortment complete
those who may wish to purchase are re
spectiuIly invited TO call and examine hi,
Furniture, and he assures them they shall
be furnished on as reasonable terms as cal
be bought at any other place either at home
or abroad.
uF Customers nre requested 10 apply
as ubove, or 81 the Store OF X. +. LEE ant
Co. No. 80, Thames street, where oil or
ders will bo promptly attended 10.
may 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
NJ. raa,,-.l have 4 nephew, ~hs onsn

vexes me by his follics and indiscre,ions
But lecture him in vain Instead of endeav'
orng TO amend his faults, he seeks an excuse
for every ono he commits, in the example OF
some worthy Of old or modern times, who
perhaps had for one Geicc, a thousand virtues
II he drinks too much--"so" SAYS he, "did the
elder Cato" If caution hm against extrav'
agance lie quotes A!cibiades, Pericles, and
Sheridan. Ii accuse him Of being dishonest
no tells me 80 was Bacon. Thus he makes OF
these names extenuation for his vices, and
thinks every fault 10 venial that has al any
time kept company with greatness.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20

We like the toast Of the President lately
given at public dinner in Washington; "Thc
Un'on-it must be preserved" !. is in nam
tanning sentiments like this, that the decision
and firmncss Of tho Chief Magistrate are Ia
be admired. The toast is concise, emphatic
and patrotic; and whether liked in South Car
oina or not it will 10 responded to by almost
every State in the Union.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
BIIGnroS MARKEr-.'ionddy, Nay IL.
Rrported for the Chronicle and Patriot

BRIGnr0N MARKEr-.;onday, .VayI7.
(Rcported for The Chronicle and Patriot
At Market this day 239 Beef Cattle, I'm.
rluding unsold lost week. more thin cat
lie were in than is usual at this season,
iunsold ~ - working oxen, 2 cows und
calves, 81 sheep, and 300 swine.
PnIcEs.-Becf Caftc-a small deprecin
'ion will be perceived (say l7c per 100 lbs }
probably in consequence Of the weather be-
ing rainy. viz. extra 50 IL s 33, good 81
s1t I24. thinner at 81 25 & ! -.
VGrkins O4en- ordinary at S35, 30, AZ
the pair.
Cotrs and CdIreS-- al S25, 81.
Shefp--one lot of9 CosSei Weuihers were
sold by Nr. Rice, of Conway, to Mr. Rlan
chard of Marbleheud, for $50, one lot of II
were taken at two prices, 50 ~ ard II.
.Swine--a small advance--few sales on
ly were effected a, retail at 6 a Cd cents
one lot Of 100 were taken at 3 ccnts--o
bout 100 remain unsold.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20

By reference to ou, advertising columns
it will be perceived that mr.. J. W. Eddy in.
tends opening a school for instruction in the
art Of writing. From mr. E's. well known
ability as penman we have no doubt Of his
success Persons who are desirous OF mtnd-
,ry their hand, had better avail themselves of
this opportunity.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
At H.bmu,,, Ap,ll I.., ehip Nevus,t

Al Hsbmu'r, April lot, chip Newport
Vaughan Of this port, uncertain.
A, Havana, 25th, oh, brig Harvest, Eldred,
tor Matansas, 2 days, 10 load.
Arrived at Alexandra, Ilth, schr. Haxsll.
Shove, from this port.
CID at Newyork, Ii,h, brig Ann Gsdsden,
Northam, Matanzas.
Sailed from Charleston, 9th, ship Majestic,
for New Orleans
The hatcher, sloop Of war, sailed from
Hampton Roads, llth.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
n j. W
Spring Goods.

FOB SHERMAN, has received from NJ,
~ York and will open ths day, large
assortment, of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
among which may bo found great ynrieiy
of English, French and Scotch Ginghalnr,
CaIcoes; blk. & colorcd bombnznr; ItalinD
lustrngs; gros do Naples; gros de Swiss.
new article for ladies dresses; black ani
colored icvan,ines; Nnnkin grapes; firm.
ture dimi,y; book muslin; plain and figured
laconet; furniture chin'z, vcstings rich IAN
cy silk; barago md Cyprus Grape hdkfsj
fine linens and lawns s4 linen damask,
dqmssk table cloths and napkins; ribbons a.
great variety oY cloths for caiIdrcn; fancy
buttons: silk and cotton hosiery; white mud
straw cOlorcd Naynrino hats; gloves, &c.
hLso,--Just received fresh supply NJ
heavy OznOburgh, yard wide tow cloth, and
Russia Diapers. april ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
CI.MC:..

On Saturday morning last, after a very
short and distressing illness, Ellzateth, eldest
daughter of Mr.. John J. Allan ia tho 18th
year Of her age. "She wos au interesting
and afectionate child. and the loss sustained
by her parents is deeply affecting The
young circlo Of friends and acquaintance with
whom she was intimate will long remember
with unfeigned sorrow the early period Of her
departure, from this transitory life
"ln the midst Of life we are in death
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20

Sensuality IL the unrestraincd indulgence
Of our loves, and most degrading prorensities.
1t is the vice that makes brutal the spiritual
na.ure of man, subjuqating reason to appetite,
and the soul to the body that contains it.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
RHODE LSL.4.VD LOTG. 40.

RHODE island LOTG! 40. 2,
draws this day. Highest prize SeOoo-'
Tickets 81 parts in proportion,
GROI'O.N NON Lori. OE COW
draws Sat. May % Highest prize SJCOO'
Tickets 50 parts in proportion.
Draws NuMntrs
OF Grot. Mon. Lott no. 81 z ~ %
I3 81 3S u 33 OF Mnine State no 1 eX,
81 ~ Z 3s 3 ~ ~ - l6- In Cid. consUl,
Con. ex.--ls Il IL As ~ - q Z.
J. e.. SHAW.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
VIM. y. CARR.

Respectfully in forms has, friends &he Public
NNlIAT he continues nt hIs old stand.
T. corner Of Market square ond Than"s
street. " here he will manufacture fire buck
e,s IN . neat and durable manner, and will
also mend genllemans and Ladies boots
and shoes. Tho sninllest iayors thankful,
g received. may 20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20

A novel entitled "The SaDfords, or Home
Scenes by lady Of Rhode Island, is in the
press in Philadelphia.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
SzroRT REMOVAL,

- w. ViNSON, informs his friends g.
-. the public that he has removed his
DREG Il MEUHLNE establishment to
No. II on the west side of Thames street,
corner Of Sicrens' rharC recently occupied
by the late Wm. Crooke esq. where he
viii be very happy to wait on them--uc.
kuowledgng tho smallest favors.
Newport, may I2, 1890,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20

RHODE ISLAND LOTT no. 81
draws this day Highest prize S2Ou0--'
Tickets 81 parts in proportion.
GROTON NOV LOTT or COW
draws Saturday May 22 Highest Prlia
$1,000. Tickets . parts III proportion.
DRAwN NUMBERS
OF Grot. Mon. Lott. no 81 8 ~ 81
l3 81 ~ ~ 33--Of Maine State no ! OK,
- ~ Z b , - ~ - lG-ln Conso|.
Con. ex.--IS : & IL "a 81 ~ . Z.
MORE PRIZES. Combination 3 ~
IS Maine State no. l. sold IN package OF
quarters $1,000
Grand Consol Lott. Con. no Combs
nation ~ 81 ~ camo up prl2o Q! S2N
and was sold in whole ticket.
Besides handsome lot of $50. 90 sold
IN the above s. other lotteries within few
days. $. CAlIOONE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
MRS. T.. TOWNSEND.

INFORMS her friends that she has 70,
4 turned to her former stand, NO. 3 Pei
ham street, opposite the Eagle Coffee
House, where she will be happy tn wit OH
them 10 the MILLINERY line. She ten
ders her thanks to them for past fnvorsaEd
solici,s q share Of their future patronage.
Gloves aud mitts made parnsoIs and
umbrella covered, and fringes Of different
widths oad coors made as above
april 30.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20

ENTERED
Schr. Minos, Dennis, Havana.
Sloop Splendid, Read, New York.
Sloop Express, Gardner, New York,
CLEARED
Sloop Splendid, Read, Providence. -
Albany, Vars, NewYork.
Collector, Heath, Hartford.
.2RRTV.3LS
Usdn,sday--arr. sloop ESSEX. II days I'm
Whining on, \. e. for New Bedford.
ME.HOR.9.vD.7
Brig Harriet, Cook, arrived q, Charleston
Oh, fun. Amsterdam.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
SUNDnIES.

Nutmogs, cloves. mace, pmepto, psppar,
cHsfia cinnamon. SUGARs- loaf, lump, white,
brown, New Orleans, and chrys,alized. Soda,
wine, and butter crackers rice, bnck wboat,
macabcau, rappen and Scotch Snuff, j. a J.,
and =. 81 e.. Tobacco.
HIhborts Brown Stoui, at g. pit. bottiDs,
American PoTtOr, do. do.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
u G. b. .

TIIE subscriber informs the public that
L he has large quantity OF ICE, and
will furnish il on the most reasonable terms
for the season. Persons who wish To be'
come steady customers will please call ~
leave their names. lie will also let pflys
ilegcs IN the Ice House for the season.
may l3 WM. =. VOSE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
ROnLtd nnd hLnnrht.

fONitd ana H6HGM.
Madeira (March u 60 aud Olivclrn'' 'branJ)
Brown sherry, Sicily Madeira, Marsnllea Ma,
doira, Tenerlilo, Malaga sherry, Port, Gala.
brian, Clarct, Hoe, SautcrD, &c. &c.
TEAS. Imperial, Gunpewdor, ilyson.
Young iyson, Tonkay, Tyson Ska, Pou'
chong aud souGhong
LIQUORS. Brandy, (Cu,nrd Dnpny II
Co and Wes brands,) schoiiam Gin, S,,
Croix mud Jamaica Rum Curacao, Martini
co and other Cordials.
FRUIT. Bunch, Muscatel and bloom
Ralsins, Grapes, Almonds, Madeira and Brasli
Nuts, eurrnnis, Figs, Citron, Ae.
PREsEQVES. Anchovios, Coprcs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20

WrNES

South Wing r. l. Union Bank Building,
O6us for sale,
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-07-10

FASHION ABLE
II A i u O R /,
M. L. SALISBURY.

M. L. SALISBURY,
R ESPECTFULLY informs the in
S habitants OF Warren and Vicinity,
that he has taken the shop 3 doors north
of Hope Bank, where he intends carrying
on the TaILORLNG BUSINESS, in
all its branches.
His work will be done according to or
der, from the first style of Fashion to the
plainest Costume, and on the most reason
able terms.
All garments mode by him arc war
rantcd to fiji.
Gentlcmen's Cloths cleaned, pressed,
and repaired, at short notice.
kEr FASHIONS.
M. j.. S. has just received from .NEW
YORK, tho latest Spring Fashions, for
COATS, PANTAlOONS, &C.
i A share OF ,hc patronage Of the public,
s respectfully solicited.
Mayl.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-07-10

Arr at Bristol, Sd inst. schr William,
Miller, fr Charleston.
Ship Leonidas, Lawton, from Pacific
Ocean with 220O bbls Oil to Jacob Bah
bit aud others. M
Brig Gov. Hopkins, Pitman, # Havann,
with Molasscs to b. Norris, and others.
Arr 9th Brig Lawroncc, Smith, from
Rochester Mass in ballast to ]. Smith and
others.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-07-10
M:ARRTEIs.

InSwsnzey, on Sunday eyonine last,
by tho Rev. Mr.. Baker, Mr.. Jchn Brown
Thompson, "a Miss Hannah Proctor
Phillips, daughter Of the late Capt. Viii
liam Phillips, all Of this town.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-07-10

At Court or Probate, hsIden in and for he
town OF Warren, an the bth dsy Of July
A. ID. 1887, ff4N
WWHEIEAS sppiication hss this day beer
wv nadc or the sppoin imtni "i an admin >
traitor on The estate OF REBECcA DUH EN,Ia 9
Of Warren, d~concd. = h 10 ordered.
rhst the CONSIDERATION thereof. bc re-
fcrrcd N q Court of Probate, 10 be holden al
the Town Clerks office, on the first Norday
ia Au. Ut next, al 2 o'clock, T.. NJ /; and that
pr, vious notice he c,en.b publish ng this or
cr three several times in the Northern Star, a.
all persons interested 10 .pPear a, that dnc
and be heard theron
Witness.
8. RANDALL, P. Clerk.
July 10. a =