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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13


,,o,,n,sd he ars froa spreading mother ~
f.srfians.
ia have thns laid hefore ovr vsasttrs sets
.r.,,.rfsrt aseount cf this ssfui estff"ofhe'
MANY particulars dosbties. have NJ s' 80"
..,as. and in the ptesrn. ei'i'ed save % ~
fpv. it's difficuit 10 trust TO any mig "e'.'
we did not Ourselves see "th gu, w" =, -
and have, therefore. oonphen -
princinaliy. NOT entirely 70 W. ,'''o'
Of .ach things. amid such lo'"' "sf''
,Avev oil th.ir reeanisiy pospec's' We 1'e
hrpnv 20 cay, there sters !" pc seoe.a' ".s"
i,..,.,,.n or ,ott,tnds, and manly resignation
,aae, mi. sfniii,ve III speasation OF Pio,ifence,
,o..,h.r &c i'm a confidence that lie who hath
,,.i,ed ms. will provide U. with the means TO
hear this visitation. The spirit OF enterprise
!, tar. very ia. ffon being crushed.
Wa canuo, close this account without stating
= lact which may serve asa warning 10 oshef
owns 10 several places where the hames
sere arrested, il Was owing entirely to the pro-
lection afforded by thnde trees 49,.
The entire loss 10 estimated 81 one '''io"
xad half Of dollars
TOWN MEETING.
W. Wright, NJ. P. called to the ehs'r, w
:. Andsrsus appointed Secretary
The Chairmau explained the oljeel Of the
meeting viz 10 relieve the distress % fbe poor
md desi,iuie occasioned ny The late Ire
Resoipfd, As the sense uf tbs Town Moei-
ing. thai the Commissioners oil the town oil
Fayetteville, be authorised 10 borrow rom the
Banks IN this place = SUN not exceeding tour
snousand dollars, 10 the security and payment
sf winch, the iaxrs, property add 'anh OF the
town is hereby solemny pledged, aud that the
said money, or so much Thereof, as may DO ne
osssary, be N, ested under their direction, IN
provisions, and retsiled gu, 10 the cit zens NJ
the low est possible prices, Hod where there -
say unable To purchase, 10 those sufiieirot sup
plies be gla,ui,iuusly distributed, aud that they |
srpeud on say other public e.igeneies, any |
part of Tire sh8Yr sam. |
Resolpsd, That the 4Commissionrrs OF the !
Town be authorized TO receive all donations |
tina, shall be made from any quarter, TO DO pla. |
esd in the Golfers ui The Tow0, to be hppropri- |
a,ed to such public eIigeneies aud purposes as !
may be deemed most proper and Necessary. |
Resotped, That the Commissioners be recon-
mended 20 sppoiDt Committee TO ASSIST them
in the distribution of such provisions rs they
may purchase in pursuance oi the 6rs resol''-
ton, ADD they are fu,ther recommended 10
build market as near rs possible 10 the old
one,
Further, that these proceedings be published |
in the papers OF this Town, Raleigh. and VII |
mington. j. w. WRIGHT, Chairman
w. j. Anderson, Secretary.
Public Meetings have already been held IN
Raleigh and Wilmington, and we are grsiihed
10 learn that al tue ioImer near two thousand,
and nj the latter one thousand dollars, were
subscribed Tor the relief OF our clii2eDs. The
of the bouseless rest upon them W.
hope the generous example will be followed
ID ougbou, The coui,iiy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13
From me Le,inglon (Kea.) O5serr,r.


WI bosom is th,rt, however cold migrate
Tul aud barr d sgsinst all the inner sympatb'es
Of me human heat. thBt Is not warmed into
feiveat glow Of pride aud joy, at the mention
Of the name Of WASHiNG1ON.-WA
lNGTON the a father OF his Countrywide nlan
who fought the battles of our revolutioD,-oi
Independence who achieved our liberty
wh,se high soul and exalted patriotism, scurn
ed ell compensation. oil self ssgrandzement;
and WHEN he had laid the basis Of our Repub
i,c, wi n a self denial, for VIII CHI his name is
10, o, ed aud revrred. 10y desyoism itself, al
the feet OF his fellow ci zens, placed the fee
dom and the trusts which they had conhdeu 10
bis keepipg. IL there is one on earth, one
American, who cannot raise his voice aud pour
forth from his bosom tue warm, pure gushing
feelings Of heart, that knows no eavy, no
icalousy,-LET HIM STAND FORTH.
10 there one 7-,hrIe is His name is AN
DREW JACk>O lsthere anuihei there
IT, His name is EDn ARD LIVINGSTON
lsit possible, that the American people nave
so much degenerated. ARE so forge,iol OF The
honor and respect due the memory Of the
father aud founder of their Liberties, Hs to ell
evaie, 10 the highest honors aud trusts Of the
Republic, the only two men living. SO
lost to gratitude, as to REFUSE even q
VOTE OF THANKS, to the generated
WASHINGTON T? We know uol how TO an
swer Our own question. Let the PEOPLE
ssy whether they have raised these men, or
whsther demagogues, careless OF all bu. tbeir
own aggrsnd,zement, have done SO.
Here are the names Of those WHO voted in
he Affirmative and NEGATIVE, on resolu-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13

p.Q--Ihe sn,hor,bp Of these letters has
r.r.nlI, hen .nfihatsd 10 tao very ceishfsteu
Henry asd the author OF La
cnn. ths " ~. 4. Cotton. In eon'esat"n
=, IN, ,ri,.a with ~ Engiish gen'lemsn q
few DAYS siacs, he informed Us that shortly al
Ter these lerers began 20 appear IN the COT
ana. ofthe Morning Chronicle. the attention
Of the Bri,ish Gvyeromeai was directed 20 them
and IN ans we're taken 10 ascertain The author.
opr informant adds that the Brush Minister
Al Para surceeded in G1ing the authorship up
on the celebrated John Wilkes, Jr. NJ. T. for
Sudbury, who cul great figure ASA director
and ip6ber in the john stock speealaiions OF
1926. IT, D. oas'
e.,rssoondent of one of ihe New York
pspc,s communicates the following Key 10 the
pronunciation of Polish words
To ru' an cod TO the general complaint Of
The irnnos.ibi,y, or, VI least, The difficulty Of
prnnouncing some Polish names. will make
the following brief remarks
+" As we have learned from French paper
the name ofihe brave Scrzynecki 10 be pio-
nouueed Skrejine,ski, will only add that this,
expressed with English characters, would be
written Skerzhuei ski or Skershiuetski, the &C.
cent resting, as in most Polish poiysy tables, on
the pennliinAte.
+" In similar manner pronounce The C IN all
Polish names like SIN English las Plock.
read Ploisk y the Polish So like English sh (as
Kslisz, read K lish y and lastly, the Polish cz
like eli ~ church las, LoyIcz, read LOyieh or
Luvifeh)
" This is all that is chiefly TO he noticed a.
bout pronouncing Polish names"
One Of the most celebrated Russian Generals
now in Puand, IL is said was formerly a Den.
tisi He now commands at Put-fusk.
Pernambuco aud Bdhin.-rhe ship Isis, Al
Boston, brings advces & ON Pernambuco TO the
III May, and from Bahia TO he Goth April.
Markets were very dull at both places. When
the Iss len Bahia, ever, thing was 10 the most
distracted state, aud business completely at a
stand. Riots, &c. had b EN- continually occur
ring, but on the morning OF her sailing the
mob dad murdered every Portuguese they
could find. They had mostly disappeared, the
greater portion having previously taken refuge
w'th their families on hoard the Portuguese
vessels III the harbor, which had sailed. The
Isis leli Bahia, after The packet for Pfrnambuco
with the news of the Revol luton in Rio janet
70, DC. had sailed, and srriv,d there before
her. Every thing appeared tranquil, but as
soon as the Revolution was announced, thu
whole city was ia com.,0toD, and The Isis lett
II Ia the greatest confusion.
The Isis came away with little freight and
was unable to obthiD freight 10 asy pait of Eu-
rope. The quantity al aonr in fsrnambuco.
WAS probably about 1000 barrels, bur no sales
OF consequence made. The produce of thu
connry was held high, but il was expected il
would soon be lower,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13

Sue,dt aud Jealousy. Thursday Of last
wrek, man was seen walking Iust before mig
upo0 the edge OF the rock OH the tails OF he
Genesses, N the lower part OF the village OF Ro-
chester. After la, ing of part Of his clothing
IL. suddenly disappeared. II proved 10 be john
l.. brooks. " ho having lilile domestic enjoy.
msni, ,ouk this unnatural method oi obtaining
divorce.
WHAT rendfrs the case peculiar 10, that the
destroyer of bis fam ly peace, the kocht sier
Observer informs rs. keeps the depository, aud
distributes, a. ag' NJ. those tracts which emanale
from \. York, teach,og thai marriage vows sfe
uthdiuraI restraints upon the best feelings OF
tie heart. aud ihst fidelity 10 the marriage coy
enan, a,ises itom weakness oil iutell, CT, and II
suptT.lnious faaI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13
From The Boston Patriot


Tho iwo prisoners, Thomas Coiinet aod ahn
Cadet, convicted Last week Of the murder oil
Capt Woodbury., Of The brig Orbii we're
yesterday broue h, into Curt and received the
sentence Of the law.
BeioIe receiving their sentence, both ad-
dressed the Cour, al considerable lsngth. AMI
asserted befor God aud man their innocence
OF The crime charged on them. Colinei, ~
particular, related the circumstances OF the
voyage from the time Of his shipping On board
the Orbit. TO the da, Of is capture and char
ged the whole plot OF the Captains murder,
aud the subsequent uansaction., on the two
Governments Witnesses, Bowen aud Strike.
Judge story, ntt'ra very impressive address
aud rxborIation to them 10 prepare In thu -
mainder OF this tie, fnr the lie that is 10 come,
sentenced them q 10 be hung bytht neek on he
Ia July beiween The hOufs Of aren aud ten IN
The n0rntns.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13
FUN he Lung isiond Star.
DIlEI,IJNI,.

A few DAYS ago Two men VI coarse appear
anc,, AMI probably Foreigners. went Oh the hill
~es, OF the terry, armed with large pistol and
hrfd several shots Al eBch other, 10 he gr,a,
terror vi the womea aud amusement oi III,
boys ~ the n.is hhorhood. One OF lhs parties
had his bierthts much torn with Ennpow dor
ihry were brought beiote the court aud finally
committed o pfison.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13
From the Lexington (hy.) 0Jserrer, May 2e.
liUkRiD oUIKAut.

On Frida, evening last. about 9 O'Clock, a
negro man. belonging 10 Nh Rogers OF TINS
county, attempted to commit violence upon a
deaf and danb Sirl ny the name OF Dodd, She
lived Win her mother, widow woman, who
WAS yery mtirm, and upwards vi 50 years OF
age. The two, aud a very small negro girl
. onsliluied the whole family. While the mon
ser Was endearoring TO accomplish his pun
poses upon Tue daughter, the mother attempt.
ed TO drive hun away by striking him wlh an
are, but owing to her great nhrmity was una
ble to do him any injury. lie hoasser desisled
rom any iuriher eforls with tho daugh
turned upon The Old woman, and with a but CHI.
el's knle stabbfd her m tour or five places
aud otherwise most shocRlngiy beat and bruiS-
ed her. The daughter was also severely bruis
ed and mangled. In this ptiable situation
they remained until Saturday mor ming, @he
the neighbours, hearing OF the circumstance,
aud learning tom the old woman aud her
daugh'er, thatupon seeing blm again they
would be able TO recognze he negr formed the
audabie resolution OF taking TO the house eve
~ negro man in the county, unless they
shogd 6rst obtain the right one. According.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13

ALGlERS The French Government man
itests no disposition TO abandon Ayers on
the contTsry, ii is proposed by General Cinu-
sci Ia make II hec port, nnd mar lea oh,trs
are offered free passages il they aIe dispose
to settle ~ thst place. Tins experiment to
colouso rorlhern Africa With Europeans,
should have fair trial before It ia abandoned.
The soil and climate are healthy and produc-
tive; provisions cheap aud gtsat facilities
open 10 trade. The beys otthe interior contin.
ne TO exercise their original powers, and PIE.
vent the French from penetrating the interior
OF their country. When however, II shall be
apparent that the army is not TO be Withdrawn
nor the place abandoned. the Mussumen will
come to terms, and The colony will be tranquil
and prosperous.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13

The coincidence of the denibs Of J6erson
aud adams, on thu 9TH OF Juiy, 1926, was one
fihe moi,sngular Circumstances OF the lines,
and elected macy al exclamation oil wonder,
and indeed, cannot nov be regarded without
asionishment. 4 writer, in the University
Chameleon, proves rom certain data, taken 10
e5nneiion with the most accurate Tables OF
mortaliy, thai The odds were more thao l72l
milions 10 one against tho concurrence oi The
deaths of these illustrtonsmen on that day
aud thai n bet against J., 10 correspond win
thu chances should have been more than IL
IN II liuns Of dollars TO cent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13
CINCINNATI. May I

IlNC'hHAT'. RlHy T.
HYiroph0bia I'VE have made some inuuI-
RES concerning the reported fatal case OF by
drophobia which is now The subject of CONVEX.
saton and alarm IN this city, anJ have asGer-
tanned from enc Of the Attending physicians tne
following facts. The unfortunate young man,
JOSIAH Morehead, j.. Was seiEcd on Monday
last with SYMPTOMS OF tsls maiady. All thu
sisns nost characteristics of II were present
and on IuesdHy evening he suddenly .kpired.
An examination OF the body was made on The
succeeding day, aud the diseased appearances,
which most consian Iy characterize by dropho-
bin, were present, aud no others, 1he case 49,
therefore, regarded Ivy the four respectable
med, al gentlemen Who attended him, rs no hing
u,ore nor less ,hsn that which is produced by
the bite OF a mad dog. StIil tbe patent had
not been bitten by such an animal, nor indeed
had he ever been bitten. hut once, and ust
was nine years before, aud the animal not
mad.
The only explanation Of this curious and
melancholy eyeut, which mas been suggested,
is the following - he deceased was by trade
"a tanner, and n Is supposed, as several domes-
nc aninrls are SAID 10 have died of nv rcpho-
hia dniing the past winter, that one of them,
which had b, smeated its own hair with saliva,
had bren skinned, aud IT'S hide sent To the tan
yaid where the poison mig hi have 6eea inoc-
culai,d into those Who handled II, We under
stand that III the opnon oil the profession, the
! poison applgd 90 the sound skin cannot ex-
| cite the disease but the uccebseu, lew weeks
1 since, had barn on one Of his hngers, AID
! tne sore yet had scab on il al the Time vi la,
| deo'h.
Another Steamboat DisoSier.--A letter from
PIT sbntg, dated 3Olh May, 10 "A gentleman III
| baltimore, states That The STEAMBOAT HOME
the most splendid boat Oh the Western waters,
bound from n tsburg 10 New Orleans, caught
hre lew mies selow PliIshnrg aud burnt t.
| the waters edge--the male passengers aud
crew made iheT escape 10y swimming 10 the
shore, taking the ladies with then-thty had al
fgot back 10 PHlsburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13

DEATH OF Dr.. ABERNEIHY.-Tbisc ele
bi aled surgeon, who had long hem ,seriousl,
,"d'srosed, died al Enfield, Eng land, on 2Oth
April.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13

The census Of the city of New York has Just
heen con- pie ed-lhe total number al the popu
/ ION - 2O5 UJ5.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13

In the present state oi the weather, II IS re-
commended To our citizens, 10 be liberal IN th
Us. Of Chloride Of Lime, the value OF ~htcl
has been sulfcen ly attested, aud seIten,i'e
~ known.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13

~ they com ntneed with hose y no livsd nehf-
esi, SAD after taking to he place shS"f one
hundred, sacresded in ob,siaiHs Tire fighi o"e.
IL h.s been safely lodged N ishia s--t MS
trial At the neat lerm OF the F.J'ue CTcnf
Court
Since ,he above wss in type. Sc learn thai
old Mira Doid has died Of her wopnds.
Palm Ltnf Hafs.--Th. description Of hats u
manufactured extensively in View England,
hut principally in MAs.sei,.sets. The New
York d lily Advertiser, m authority Ola gen
uemap who deals largely ~ them, states tha'
the manufacture of them commenced 80 IsZo,
In tonssaueaee at the encouragement saesdsti
by the dary lad on imported Leghorn, straw,
and grass han. lis believed that ia Ibis year
alone inward, ,ffwo millions 81 halls will be
made. The average value OF winch IL about three
dollars dozen. Amounting 10 half a million %
dollars. In Worcester couniy u IL supposed
half the auaniity above stated will be made.
The leaf Is imported from the Island Of Cuba
lsst year STA hundred tons, worth nifty thousand
dallsrs. we're received. The hats are all made
si the dwellings, OF the Inhabitants, by girls from
four year, old and upwards they are ihen sold
20 the country merchants. Who collect them
ioge Their and send them to The Boston, New
York, and other markets. They are made OF
every quality, var,i ing from 20 cents TO - oO
each, aud suited TO the man of fashion OF The
IaboTer. THIS - another instance oi The enter
priseof the New England people, who are en-
sbled Ia commence the manufsctsre OF new
article, from which they are greatly enHchine
themselves and furnishing the public with n
cheaper and better commodity Than they mad
before received
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13
.iop sommsaaing the ee'eiaI cOndoci Of the b

.iop sommsaaing the ef'eiaI condsci Of the h
f.. lasrriess Washington.
Tho.. ~ho voted in the Affirmative were
Mess. fisher Amss, 1h-Odefns bsnY'
Abraham Baldwin, DAVID Baird, Tie rth"s
bradbury. Na h4n bryan, Gshfisl CHRISTIE
Thom.s Claiborne. John floriaa. Joshua Con-
William Cooper, William Crab jams Dassn
port Henry Dearborn, George Df"'' "so'fe
Ege, Abiel Foster, Dwight Poster. yssw
Fr.nkIin, Ns'hsniei Freeman. Jun. a'oe"
GalIatia, Ez-kiel Gilbert jane ."e'p'',
N.holas r;nmsn. Henry Glenn, Chauncey
Goodr,ek ap.lrew Gregg. Roger onwoid
William B. Grover. Robi. Goodioe Harper,
c.,,e, n HarIfsoa, Thomas HHf'iy. iona. n.
uavens John Heath, Ihumas Henderson, WI
1,s,, Hiodman, George Jacksoa.Aron ktcheh,
samuel LYMAN, james Madison, Francis NAL
horne. Andrew Moore, FREDERICK \. Mahien-
burg. Jnha Nicholas, John Page, Josiah Par
kor. John Patton. john Reed, John kiehsrds,
Samuel Sewalt, John S. ShnTbnrns, Samuel
Sfgresves, Nsthsp,el smith, 1srsei smhb,
Isaac Smith, William Smi.h. Richard Sprles,
inn. William Strudwick, John osn~iek, Yep
hannah swift, Geo. Thatcher. Mark Thompson,
John r. Van Allen. Phdip Van Conrllandi
Joseph b. Varoum, Peleg Wadsworth, aud
John Williams.
Those Who voted 10 the negative were
Me..rs. Thomas Blouni. isaec Coles, Wi.
liam B. Giles. Christopher Grsennp James Ho-
l.ad. mr. ANDREW JACkSaN. IN Ed.
w ARD LIVINGSTON, Mat Locke William
Lyman. Samuel Msclsy, Ndthaniel Macon aud
venable.
More 10 eoms.-We lesrn from Washington,
and from source OF the highest Iespeeiabiihy'
that some devrlopemenis may be shor J, eh-
pecied which will increase public asion'shmeni;
&, cast The recen, ssplosions quite INTO the shade
of foresffhiness. Our readers are aware that,
in England, a change Of househoh usually fol
lows change Of ministry. live are not mia
n ormrd. our republican king, the +" ereafe.'
and best Of msn, Is likely to follow the royal
example. I Boston Courier.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-18
Notice Extra.
ABOLITION OF IMPRISONMENT
FOR DEBT.

Report effhe proceedings at the adjourn
cd meeting held at FcneuiI Hall, erening
of September %, 1881. Hon. .ALEX.A.N-
DER H. EVERETT, IN The Chair, J.
C. Park, Esq. Secretary.
The hall was filled at an early hour
AT half past seven o'clock the meeting
was called to order by the Chairman
The proceedings of the former meeting
were then read by the Secretary.
Mr.. BEAMAN, from the Committee ap-
pointed at the former meeting to wait on
the Hon. Mr.. Webster, and request him
to attend TIE present meeting and express
his opinions upon the object of it, report
ed that they had discharged this duty, &
that MIR. Webster was prevented by in
dispensable engagements from attending
the meeting this evening, but would with
pleasure attend and express his opinions
at some future adjourned meeting, should
such be the wish of his fellow citizens.
The Chairman said that he had in the
course of the day received letter from
MIR. w Webster, containing assurances to
the same effect. He hal also received
letter from S. M. Stilwell, Esq, of N.
York, a gentleman who had taken an ac-
tive part, as a member of the Assembly,
in the rec cent abolition ofImprisonment for
Debt in that State. The letter was ad-
dressed to him as Chaii imam of the meet
ing, and he therefore considered it his
duty to read it on the present occasion, &
to make it part ofthe proceedings.
The Chairman then read the following
letter.
NEw-YoRK, Sept. 22d, 1881.
Hon. Alexander H. Everett,
Chairman of a meeting held al Bos-
ton, on the subject of "lmprisonment for
Debt"
DEAR SIR-I saw with great pleasure,
an account of a public meeting held in
the city of Boston on the subject of i'm
prisonment for debt. Believing it to be
your wish, to obtain all the information
which may tend in any degree to pro-
mote the object, have taken the liber-
ty of enclosing the report Of a committee
Of the Legislature of this State on that
subject, together with the law OF the last
Session. 1t will be perceived, that the
act is made to take effect on the first
day of March next, consequently FROM
AND AFTER THAT PERIOD
IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT"
WILL NOT BE KNOWN IN THIS
STATE. New York will have been
the FIRST State to abolish the Capais ad
respondendum for debt. / say the first
because upon referring to acts of Ken
lucky, you will find, that it is the Capias
ad saiyaeiend@n which is there struck
out Of existence-the law Of that State
considering the allegation as Of more i'm
portance than proof of debt---permit-
ting an arrest on allegation and denying
it on proof. BY the act now forwarded
TO you, it will be seen that we have struck
at the root Of the evil, and denied the
right to arrest except on allegation of Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-18
NEW g. CHEAP GOODS.

A TlLLEY'S can be found the follow
n ing Habit cloths for Ladies from
Is. Cd. to lbs yd., Caicoes for comforters, very
good, at 81 10 cents; coored cambrcs for
Innings from cents and upwards; striped and
plaid cassmeres from rs to Sl;stout bangups,
and very good from 20 to 25 cts; good India
Cotton, yd. vide, at i2l cts; a complete as
sortment of shirtng. very cloths and Circas-
SANS; a fine lot of plain cheap: handsome
assortment of IneriDo and figured Bombazetts,
and thousand other articles equally cheap
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-18
Newport Variety Store,
Near The Custom House.

WTHERE may be had every article usus lly
w in the various departments Of Grocerios,
Wooden, Stone and Earthonwarc, Cordage,
Hardware, Dry Goods and Medicines.
N. b. Second hand Articles Of lronware, that
in most cases answers as we'll as new, at l0O0!!!
per cent below its regular price IN fret hands.
Tho Medical Department embraces a great
variety Of Patent and other Medicines OF the
first quality and at reduced prices.
D' Cash given for old Iron and junk
J. w. EDDY
Newport, Arg Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-18
For Sale
TEETH.

nOCT. MOORE will attend to filing,
IL filing, dressing and various other oper-
atoms on the TEETH, on tuesdays, Thurs
days. and Saturdays. between The hours of 8
and IL a. IN. at his office, No. SO Thames ST.
TEETH,
At all times extracted in the most careful
manner, and instruments are provided for re-
moving the roots Of such as are too much de.
cayed to admit of extracting in the ordinary
mode, and for cutting them level with the
Jaw, when this operation is necessary.