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AnRANGEhEsr for SrrrENpER.


The BENZ. FRANKLIN, Capt. T.. 8. ruNKER.
" Presidents, " H. S. BUszER,
/" BOSTON, "VM ComsTocE, +,
YENIIE respective Companies having formed n
4 Daily Line between Providence, Newport,
and Nswl ORR, will commence summing on the lst
OF SEPT in tho following order
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN leaves Providence on
Tuesdays and tridoys--Scpt'r 2, q, 9, 3, lG,
20, %, 27, 3O.--Ieuves New-i ork on Wednes.
days and Satl,day,--SepI'r ). 7, 10, IA, II,
81, "a, ~.
4 PRESIDENT leaves Providence on Mondays
tnd Thursdays |, s, :, II, Is, 10, y,
90, 29.-Lea,es New-iork Tuesdays aud FRI
days-Sept'r 2, &, Q, IS, i6, IL, 23, 27, 80.
BOSlON leaves Providence on Wednesdays
aud Saturdays--Scptr 3, Z, 10, IA, II, 81, "a,
2S.--Ieayes Newly ork on Mondays and Ihsrs-
days-Sept'r / 5, g., ~, IS, 10, %, ~, 20.
-. The regular hour Of starting from Proyi-
dence on and after the lst Of September, is at |.
clock M. (lnstcad Of +. " J and from New
York, ut clock +. NJ.
ST. These splendid Steam packets are saci
propelled by two separate low pressure Engines, o
great power, and helvy copper boilers, ofthe mos
approved construction.
!LF :Dr1h he Eoa,s will touch a, the Long
Wharf, in Newport, TO receive aud land passen'
gers. Carriages always III waiting upon thel
arrival
Scpt.l, 1881.
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TIE
SALEM MURDER

DECE ENTL Y arrived from Pos,on and
Il q now exhibiting at the HALL adjoining the
SAvIHGs BANK,
FOR a FEW DAYS ONLY,
A very striking and interesting Groupe of Wax
Figures, as large as life representing all the
principal characters engaged in the atrocious mur-
der OF the late venerable
CAPT. JOSEPH WHITE,
OF Salem Mass. The figures represented, are
Capt. W he in the nosition in which he was
found when his room was entered by tho assassin
Richard Crowniashield, the murderer, armed with
a bludgcon and dagger, is represented in the act
Of perpctrating the dreadful deed; Joseph }.
Knapp, is represented in taking leave Of his wife
and child the evening previous to his execution
J. +. Knapp, another participation in the murder
is shown in the character he sustained
The whole forming striking illustration Of the
bloody scene, and executed in mastery manner
The greatest pains have been taksn To procure
accurate likencsses Of the parties, and to arrange
them in such "A manner, as TO have the most I'M
posing effect, and give satisfaction to the public.
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CoURr OF PROBATE,
.Ncmporf, Sept. 5ih, 1881.

VSNliE administration sccount on the estate OF
y Elizabeth huntington, and tho guardian ac-
count on the minor children Of Gilbert Chase,
were presented for settlement aud allowance. II
il ordeI ed that the same be received and the con-
sleration thereof be referred to Court Pro-
bate to be hodcn at the State House in Newport,
on the first Monday in October next, at nine o.
elocs =. IA and thu p ev iou. notice he given (by
publishing copy oftlis order three several week.
in the Herald Of the Tines to all persons inter
csted 10 appear at said tire and place and be
heard Il true copy uifness
B. B. ROWLAND, Prob. elk.
Sent &
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TO THE CONS UMEns VEN
DEDS OF S Q II U Z L * L Z
COAL I'M NEWPORT END-
ITS VICINITY.

PHILADELPHIA June lFt, 1881.
VHyIiE subscriber il extensively engaged IN min
"A ing Anthracite coal in SchuylhiII county,
PENN and from the extent Of his landed interest
in that region, is enabled 10 furnish the article OF
superior quality and the best terms he will sup
PLY SchuylkiIl coal delivered OH his landing at O.
Gust street on the river Schu, ,lhil, free fom nm
purity or slate at 80 cts per ton of 224o lis or
he will engage to deliver II AT any Of the wharves
in the town Of Newport, IA, S6 per ton: the guam
,ty taken to be not less than cargo; when the
price u, which this description Of coal has hereto
fore sold in Newpot, and the very great saving
that will result from an arrangement With the sub
scriber is taken into consideration, he trusts that
the difference in cost will i, duce those feeling an
interest in having their supplies Oh the best terms,
to favor him with their oders Terms Of pay
ment months for approved paper OF three PEI
cent discount for cash. Satisfactory references
will be given (as to the ability OF the sulsc lber to
conform to any arrangement fte may maze If re-
qui'ed) -
SAMCEL p. WETIlERILL,
No 1876. .7rch street, Phil
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ARRIVALS

Monday, Sept l2-ar. sloop Mary, Heath,
I'm ~ York for Prov; Delight, Coleman, fn ".
York, for Prov; Fame, Wing, I'm N. bedford for
Troy; y. d, Jones. West, I'm N Bedford for
Provid; Candaee, Brown, I'm Someret for Alba
nv; John Adams, ,Pearce, fn Taunton for N. York
Gen. JACKSON. I,righ,nan, I'm Troy for Newport
George, Coleman, fin NANTUCKET for y. York;
Barclay. Swain, I'm Nantucket for n. York; ia
len, fuller, fin Nan,uc' ct for New York; William,
Collins. I'm n. York for Newport; Charles Rich
mond, Davis, fn, Taunton for n. York; BELLE
Skidrnorc, fn n. Bedford FOR y. York; Enterprise
Himpson, FIN n. Pedford for n. York; Nancy,
epear, fm Norfolk for Provid.
ISssddy Iatk--sehcons Superior, Barlow, I'm
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MARRIED..

On Sunday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.. Me-
Kinney, Mr.. Thomas ID. Peabody. to Miss Abby
Aus,in, both Of this town.
On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.. Ed
dy, Mr.. John w. Downing, Of this town, to Miss
Eliza Nickerson Of New Bedford.
At Bristol on Monday last, by the Rev. Mr..
Lewis, Mr. John Clarke, Of South Kingston, to Miss
Ruth 'ragsart. daughter Of Clarke Tagsari, Esq.
Of Middletown.
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a. BY arrivals at Philadel phia, we learn
that the gale Of the 18th Of August was
very destructive ut ST. Jago, in Cuba,
and at several Of the ports ut ST. Domin-
60. 1t is not stated that any damage
was sustained at Port an Prince, but at
Aux Cages, Jercnic, md Jacmel, the
gale was very disastrous. ...
The gale was not iiclt ct Trinidad
Cuba. ". y .Mtr. .1lr.
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DIED..

At sen, on bis passage from Elmina, africa y
to Providence, Oh the 9Th Of August last, Capt
James Ea.ton, Of this town. aged SO years. Capt
r.. was an industrious worthy man, and has left a
large family to lament tho loss Of kind husband
and parent.
At Ellington. Conn. on tho first inst. Walter
Burdick, formerly Of this town, in the nth year
of his age, a mau much esteemed by all his ac-
quaintance.
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SyAMESgG TWINS,

In addition to the above, has rocrr!'y been
added, the Samese Twins. in Wax, Hs ia1cs az
life. Persons who have visited the figure, a"d
have also seen the original, pronounce them TO be
striking lkene.ses, md present full and accurate
view Of the connecting part.
!uJ. Doors will he open from o'clock p. NJ.
till o in the evening. Admittancc 25 cents
Children half price. A handsome deduction will
be made to those who visit the exhibition with
their families Sept. -.
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VIEWS
IN THE CITY OF NETWORK &
ITS ENVIRONS.


.h,o,n publishing in Numbers, at s7i cts each.
4 sa specimen Of .4moicdn shW,'his wcrt has
~ no equal and il is asserted, by several Jour
nals, that even the well known Tuus IN the u
ritrd states, and 'Jones's Tie,cs IN London
cannot compare with the Tiem, in .Nsr YORK,
this boing preferable to the former on account Of
its reduced price aud erceiitnce OF tngr0cins
and surprising the latter in its descriptions and
typographical department.
Only 37s cents per number Is charged Tor four
beautiful Fnrra,ings, eight pages of letter press
descriptions. with an elegant cover, berg at ths
rate. one Of the cheapest works ever onered 10 an
S,n,yican Public. 7 he whole will be compile
ted in ten numbers. 81,
Subscriptions to tbs above ,pierin uoyk will
be received at
w. GALATIANS Pook-storo and 'r-
epl,,ine Library. few copies Of the first two
,nr.bers. ors for sale rs above, which the public
are invited to call and examine
Aug lth.
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NEW STAND.

IN FyyIIE subscriber having re-
= moved his establishment TO
ks3A No. 1873, Inames-sirect,
recently occupied by Mr.. ID. c. Denhan, jeweIler.
and opposite Ness,s. q. l'rgs CO.. Is now rea-
DIV to supply hs customers and the public, with
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BOOKS.
!vORTHY OF NOTICE.

FENELoS Selections from the writings
Of Fcncon, with memoir OF his life. -
Fenelon was pious, s,-plous in the high
est sense of the term.--lfc was in spir-
it and in truth a Christian, lover Ct
God aud man
THE TIMBs OF THE Saviour, by Harriet
Martineau.-
This work exhibits in Just light the
agitation produced in the minds of the
Jews by the wonderful works s. preach
ing of Christ.
CnRisriAS CHARAcTER.-On the formn-
ton of the Christian Character, address
scd tn these who are seeking to lead a
religious life. BY Henry Ware, Jr.
Professor, &c.
UEALTli.-The Catechism Of Health, or
plain and simple rules for the preserya-
lion Of the Health and vigour of the
constitution from infancy to old age.
THE CnILp'. Book ON THE SouL,-To
teach child that hc has something
within him, distinct from the body; TN
like it, wonderfully superior to 1t, and
which will survive it after death, q live
forcvcr;-is the simple elementary prin-
ciplc Of all religious instruction by Kew.
Il. ii. GalIaudet.
DAILY PIETy -Pious reflections for ev-
cry day in the month translated from
the French of Fcnelon, Archbishop OF
Cambrag.
For sale at
JAS. IIAMMOND'S
DRY GOOD and BOOKSTORE.
| Ncwpod, Sept. 8, 1881.
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NJ Martme ztat. NJ
MxX PORT OF NEW PORT. I.ss

ENTERED.
Schr. Reindeer, Rose, Philadelphia;
Sloop Hero, Read, New York;
Ann, Manchester, do;
Mary, Heath, do
Brig WIN. 4 Thomas, Prescott, Philad;
James Hunter Story 81. Johns. .Newfound-
land;
CLEARED.
Orig Dunlap, Doekray, Portland;
Jnme sIIunter, Story, o.. Johns, Newfonud.
land;
Eloop Hero, Read, .'sw York;
Ann, Manchester, do.
Mary, Heath, do.
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Aurtt0trs,
THIS Day
GU9RDLi.N".S sale.

BY virtue Of a decree Of the Hon. Su-
preme Judicial Court, and under the direction &C
the Court of Probate Of the town ofNcwport. will
be sold nj Public Auction on Thursday the 9th day
of October ne,t, at II o'clock, II. M on the prem
ises (if fair weather, il not, the next fair day,)-
ALL the right, title and interest Of Abner lIatha-
way in a lot Of land bounded on Tanner Street,
and dwelling house thereon, nearly new. Cow
ditlons at the sale. GEO. &. SHAW, Guard.
sept =.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-09-15

CANAL ToLLs.-the amount paid this
yenr up to the first day of September, to
the collector Mt Albany, on merchandise
cleared at his Office for the Erie s Cham
plain Canals, says the Albany Daily, is
one hundred and fifty one thousand, one
hundred and thirty six dollars--which
shews an increase of forty-live thousand
dollars over last year, up to the same
time.
DEATH OF DR.. MlrcHiLL.-lt is our
painful duty this evening to announce the
dscease Of our distinguished & truly am
liable fellow citizen, DR.. Samuel L. Mitch
III. He has been indisposcd for some
weeks past, not, however, as was suppos-
ed, dangerously. But at l2 O'clock at
noon of to-day, his able and useful life
was terminated. N Y. Com. .Adu.
A lad fell from tree-top in Avon
Place last week, and caught his foot in
the fork Of two branches so firmly that it
was necessary to cut away the branch TO
extricatc him. Bos. Pat
An exhibition Of Italian, Flemish and
other paintings is advertised in this day s
paper, to continue a day or two, the pro-
ceeds to be for the relief of the Poles,
the Firsmcn's Charity Fund, and for the
engine to be presented to Fayetteville.
According to the N. Y. Comme rcial
1900 convicts are loose upon the commu-
nifty, who have been pardoned by the
Governor.
The Philadelphia Chronicle estimates
the number ofinhabitants in Philadelphi
who obtain their livelihood in the manu-
factories at five thousand There are
1874 wrapping mills, 1900 weavers, 1000
spoilers, 300 bobbin winders, and 900
dyers. The wages Of them all amount
to Sl,478,OOO.
HoRRID MURDER. Guy G.. Clark, OF
Ithaca, N. Y. on the 26th ult. murdered
his wife Fanny, for having caused hi,
imprisonment for beating her. He first
knocked her down, choked her till she
was senscless, and then nearly severed
her head from her body with an axe
mangling her face, &c. She was "A
years old and has left 5 children. G. is
in jnil.
The Lynn Democrat State. that nnoth
er case Of small pox has occurred there
Mr.. Augur of New Haven, has finish
ed his groupe Of statuary, Jepthn and hi
daughter, aud it is cA.ectcd to be soo'
exhibited in this city. Bos. Pat.
Six Of the crew Of the u. S. cutie
Morris, ARE on trial before the L. S. Dis
trlct Court nt Portland for mutiny and at
tempting to poison the officers.
Mr.. Ware, late snilmakcr and drafts
man in the u. S. service, is exhibitin,
his drawings, &c. at New York.
LovE.-At three years we love ou
mother; at six our father; at ten holidays
at sixteen dress; nt twenty our swce
hearts; at twenty-five our wives; at fort
our children; at sixty ourselves.
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POOK BINDING,

OF every description, either in plain or orns-
mental binding, executed a. above. Blank and
Account Books bound in Russia or other bindings
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CoURr OF PRoBATE,
.Ntmport, Sept 5th, 1881.
A n ins,rumen; Of writing dated June ls, 1881. f..
"a purporting to be the last will and testament
Of Elizabeth Norris, late Of Newport, single woman
dec. was presented for Probate and letters testa-
mentary thereon. II Is ordered tina, the same be
received, and the consideration thereofbe referred
to a Court Of Probate, to he holden At the State
House in Newport, on the first Monday IN Oe,o
Der next, at nine o'clock m, and that prsviou
notice be given by publishing copy Of this orde
three several weeks in the Herald Of the imes, to
all persons interested to appear at said time and
place and Nv heard.-d true copy ritnt.,
d. B. ROWLAND, PROD. eM.
sopt 2.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

CA&A7 SIDE, TnAMEs-sr., NEWPORT.
~ T. .NIEL WEET Il
M A& ast returned fom New York with
2 = good assortment of Fan and Uintr
G0OD%, which were bought low and shall he
sod low, aud those who wish io furnish them
selves with good GOODS aud At fair prices are in
vited To call aud examine the goods for them
selves before they purchase rs il will lie object
to them, aud no doubt they will be satisfied TO 90
no further, as SWEETS assortment is now
good. cheap and handsome; his old customers
aud the pubiick are invited TO call.
Newport, 10Th September, 1891.
AMONG TIE GOODS IRE
Ladies corded pettyeoat 1tlannels, ba1es and
robes, X booking,
silk hose, black, white Sainetts, Cassinleres,
and colored, cotton, q Broad Cloths aud
worsted & linen do. do. 8 Queens cloth,
An elegant assortment Sin.haw, Florence,
Of calcoes and prints Italian, Gros lie Eerlin
! from i2a cents to 75 and Gros do Maple
per yard, A silks,
Fine French linen cal A handsome assortment
lours, = Of Merino Cloths,
Elegant beed bags, 3 real French,
Velvet do. do. Russia sheetng, brown
An assortment Of richY and white,
and elegant ribbons, Kussia and fnglsh
Green and white gaaze diapers,
wells, American diaper, crash
Elack lace wells, y and Tow cloth,
A superb assortment Of Rombazetts and Cir
Shawis of various cassians,
kinds, EEedicking, CheI and
Curls end fiizets forY dowlss,
colored people, superb, 3 Boo<, Jackonet and
new fashion, Swiss Muslins,
Nankin and Canton = Curls and FLEETS,
Grape, XllandsoIne bleached 4
Leghorns and Navari- 4 uubleached sheeting-
noes, aud shiitings and
A cheap lot cotton hose,V Hamilton driIllngs,
Laces, inserting and Ravens Duck and Sal
pearIins, Cloth,
Floor carpetings and fCo,ton and Silk I'm.
Rugs, 9 brslas,
Mourning prints and Gloves, Silk, lIOF'e'hir
calicoc., and Linen,
Rose Blankets, HWith many other ar
American do. mper.il tices not mentioned.
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BOOTS & SHOES,
OF VERY SCRIP TT o n,
From The most improred Manufactures,
AND NEWEST PATTERNS,

and hope. by his unrenitted attention, TO be able
to ne II a continuance Of that liberal patronage
which he has heretofore received.
As further inducement 10 customers, he has
just recci,ed con pIetc assortment OF sioc> from
Ncw-\ or, for manufacturing WORK TO measure
comprising different colorcd lid norocco, In'ng'
bindings, and the much admired bronze and cheq-
uercd | rench morocco, sc. &c. together with six
new sets Of the first fashion LASTS, made by Mr..
OF, of New York. i he WORK to measures being
made under his own immediate inspection, will
bear con par,on with any made in the place. The
best attention paid to repairing.
Constantly on hand aud for sale, shoe nails
thread, lining and binding ins, Day s. M"tn,
other kinds Of blacang, &C. &c.
BiNJAMIN Ii. ALTMAN.
Newport, April 23d
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THEOLOGICAL AND
BIOG RAPa- CAL BOOKS.

II ECTURES in defence Of Divine Revelation,
E% by Rev. David Pickering.
The Light of Truth and Pleasures ofl ght.
Memoirs Of the late Mrs Sarah huntingdon.
Notes on the Parallels Of the New Testament,
by Hosea Baou.
I he Assistant to Family Religion, by William
Ccgswell A. NJ.
Records of the Life ofthe Rev. John Murray.
Essays on the distinguishing Trait of the Chris
,ian haracter, by Gardner rprlng, ID. ID.
The Family Monitor or helps to Domestic
Happiness by John Angel James.
Memoir Of the Rev. dward payson, d. ID.
Christian Charity explained, by John Angel
James.
FOR SALE AT
WILLIAM CALLAHAN'S
bookstore and Circulating Library.
august 20
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sJNOTICE.

A n adjourned meeting Of the HE.aRT
IA FIRE CLUB will be held at the house
Of Capt. J. J. Allan, on Saturday evening next at
half past o'clock, at which a punctua a'ten-
dance j. requested Business Of Importance.
Per order Of JON. Il. ALMY, Captain,
J. .atkinson, Scc'y pro tenn.
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COAL.
VIM. & JOHN VARS,

EE AVE jus, received, per sloop Albany, rem
y Now York. . supply Of Lsckswan. 'cs'
Of the FIRST quality. Persons wishing to furnrS
themselves ~sh . wiuss rPPy, e'Il do well '"
ea socp. sus IL
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Sandwich for Prov sloop federation, Wheeler, FIN
Boston for Stratford; Heroine. Taylor, fin Barn
stable for n. York; Albion, Smith, hn H. London
for Provid; Charles, speman fn Prov. for Hart
ford; brig Columbis Sanford. fn Havana for "
York; schr, Oswsso, Traveller in Prov, for Itch.
uiond.
E'tdnc"i0y ii,h Constitution, spnAng En-
C'ambray island, TO y. icrI; ship .',o.del.i,
slarsil, fiu Liverpool for ~ YORK.
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From ArRrcA.-The Brig Romp, Dn~
ty, (late Easton, dec. from Emina, ar
rived at Providence on Thursday last -
The following, are the persons died out
Of her with the addition Of the Captain
Mr.. Ebenezer Bird, of Boston, second
officer, died at Elmina, of fever, April
lst, aged %. Clark Shcarman, of Fall
River, Mass. died at Sierra Leone, June
g. aged 80. AT Cape Coast, June -,
Mr.. Webster, thiId officer Of brig Ivory,
of Boston, while swimming with several
Of the crew, had his les bitten of by Il
shark, and died soon after he was got on
board
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MEWORlrOQ

The ship Newport Vaughan, Of this pot, wen
ashore at NewOrleaus il the great gale Of the 7tI
a ugust not seriously injured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-09-15

PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE.
A FEW seady boarde's can be well nccommo-
"a dated upon reasonable terms, in a pleasant
situation, in the central part of the town, No. 10
Franklin street, by L. PETERSON.
Sept Is.
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C,nc glsnre, told her. he was all imagi-
nation had pictured him, and that one
glsncc too. showed him gazing on her
iovelincss in mute aderuIron.
Apeiles recalled his wandering fac
uIties. He turned away, and ieauing|
against n column Of the apartment,
bethought Mm Of his task. Ills eyes
fell on his palette, whose colors, till
now. had riyalled mature. He woHld
as soon have matched them with the
hues Of the rainbow as with the glow
OF that cheek. He had studied and
surpassed all s:let art had Of beautiful:
he had gazed OF al that nature had
made most fnir in Pcrsia's sunny
|danrht6rs, and had dreamed Of all
fhin<3 Beautiful, until his soul became
drunk with beauty. ard had conceived
more images Of still transcendant love-
Iincss, and he had given his visions life
on the. glowing canvass: but his dreams
had shaped no such being as this; and
he felt that his art, which he had boast
ed had nevet failed hun was now val
ueless. How should he meet AIexan-
dcr---how Danish the passion that he
felt thrilling through every vein for
he dreaded 10 think masters to.
vorite 49,
Hc was stnftled from reflection by a
deep sigh. She had again looked uls
and finding him MO longer gazing ON
her, the hope that had been inspired by
his first look was crushed, and her feel
! ing burst from her heart in that deep
sigh. He knelt before her, he gazed
once more, aud as q tear stole from lln-
der the eyelid, and a sob broke from
her bosom, he took her hand--tke
touch was magic; duty--his engage
ment---aii were forgotten--his feelings
were controllcss, and wild words came
forth; passion in his heart and on his
tongue. The distinctions ofrank were
unremembered, and her cheek was
bent until it rested on his bosom.
The canvass, and the pencil, and
the palette, were thrown blythe at
tempt was not made. Impatient for
the picture, Alexander sent for the ar
tist.
"What Of the task, painter, and
what reward wilt thou demandi Let
it be like thy labor---nothing common"
ApelIes had trembled, but he knew
with whom he spoke, and disguised
not. "Monarch, / cannot do thy will.
Campaspe's beauty is more than man
can paint---f would not see her agsjn
for thy treasure--her beauty has mad
dened me, and love her more than
life. | know my fate, and am pre-
pared"
"a bold subject thou," Alexander
spoke ..to dare thus: but forgive thee.
-s'-s-s~ssp Was ssAsse. = 5uUsssRf nor tsuvr
exposed thee tothe trial. But will she
love thee, Apellcs LII she will, take
her: ! give thee thy life and Campaspe."
Grey.
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NEWPORT.


The National Republican, conven-
ton, which was lately holden q Eaet-
Greenwich, has nominated Jonb
BRowN FRANc's, for Governor. md
has recommepdsd him to the sup
port 8 such Of the freeman Of the
State as are opposed to the reelection
AZ ANDREW Jackson, and tired Of the
FenHes dynasty. In the formasi6n Of
the PrUx sent forth by that Convention
% ~ pcople.th deiegates acted asbe
came those who were planning the sue,
cessof their party, with nm anxious de-
sire forts triumph. They wsrs s-nsihIs
that the fiihsswas as at hand when II
would BE- necssesssry farsisiK political
essociates throughout the stsse to put
forth all tbeir'cnegics. or to relinquish
all future hopes Of victory They
'herefSse selected sseh men as candi-
lates forof'lccs ofthc state goycrnmeni |
rs had been with them from tho begin !
ng, apd made demonstration ofpar-
y opposition calculated to call al