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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-10
,yohn "A EONcaHd,

tlphoisterer and Mattress Manufacturer,
yS1ENpEI,s his respectful acknowledgements to the
public in general for the very osrai encourage &c.
ment he has received and informs them thst ne mas
ON hand general assortment OF
New live geese feather beds
Rest curled hair mattresses
Spanish moss do
Cotton 90
Cat tail DO
Straw 90
sofas, easy chairs, sc. sc.
New We geese feathers and Spanish moss sold oy
e h;cb can be ssarrsnted of the very best qua
s,y and will be disposed OF on reasonable terms tor
cash. M, -, ., ,s.rn .h. sboye
business, between the ages OF ito 10 years.
NAV 9-eotf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-10
For Sale or Barter,

TIME LOT nearly opposite the late dwelling hous
of Mr.. James Keith, sen. deceased, eghtyeige
feet on Water street, extending east to Union street
Also. the LOT and WIi.7RF commencing at the come
Of wilkes and Union streets, fronting on the aefs
ventyeight feet and extending east into the ryer SUB
iect each to ground rent Of thlrty-wo dollars 81;
nneiy-,wo cents. This property will he eSch'nS"
for comfortable dwelling house, elgbly sltusled
AMY 20 G. n. SHOOT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-10
+. Economy the sursst Road TO WE.aL7A"
Renovatinp and Coat Dressing.

yn&as subscriber returns his thanks to has trends ana
the public forthe liberal encouragemept he has
,.ceyed and informs them that he still continues 10
clean and dress eioth Goats. Panaloons &c OF all CO.
~. On AN entire new PLAN AMI without injury to the
osthe collars, sc Spots, grease, &c. removed
and the gloss restored to the Cloths and should
IN Ell in g;s;nr satisfaction. no charge will be made
ybe work can be left with Mr.. j. W. smith, at Mt 5.
lssac's Tailoring Establishment, KING street, OF WIN
~ snbser;her at Mr. Green's Chair Factory, opposite
Newton's Franklin House Hotel.
Repairing attended to A LAAmoNo'
spr 6-2awN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-10
Il. 81. Douglas

. DE ,.eeiv;px the spring supply Of GROCERIES,
IA shs. .re hsppy to inform their country friends
that fhev win be able TO furnish some of them at lower
prices than usual;- among them arc
30 HHDS NEW ORLEANS SUG1R.
They have also for sale,
100 PAIR COUNTRY KNIT SUCKS
sprso
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-10
Mas Committed

Mas SOmNNttSN
vIyo the Jail for the County OF Alexandria Y. on
the 7lh of March, 1851. As runaway "es''
man who says his name Is -
GEORGE POTTER.
lie appesrs to be about IS years ofsge feet nenes
HIGH stout AMI weil made lie says he IS tree and ms
native piacsis Newbern, Craven County. Nor'h CaIo
an D;Iss helow New Orleans, and there stuPped OH
board of the Brig Confucius. Capt Drummond iof me
oart nf AIexaudra, where he apprehendcd.
rhe owner. if any, is requested to come and prove
go otherwise he Willie disposed Otto the highest
Bidder on The frs, day Of uy nsri. 1851 at the Ja,i OF
,his co,ntv as he has been advertised before this
..hI. Z, iw C. SCOTT,
Deputy Marshal and Tailor for the County OF AieHan-
anr lS-2awtlyy 0ra, " V.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-10
.Srtice
.Nrtice
To the Cihsens of this place and tho P'O'c "e-
ncraNy.

To the Ciisens of this place and tic P"O''c ue-
ncraHy.
Passengers for Baltimore,
mMlAS sc. are respectfully informed mat at
2 EGsB Baltimore by the9, IL 2o'clock
in. Of Coaches from Washington. by taking seats ;"
Alexandra al Newton's Hotel or at Cage,es Hotel,
and leaving in the Z g. g. TO- II or IL O'Clock Doa.s
for Washington. there will be Coaches a, the whar'
to convey item UP the Stage ofil;e without any eA
ira charge. a. +. a;so,
By this arrangement passengers cannot be dlsap
,on,ed Extra Coaches furnished for private parties
at all times E
Fare to baltimore IS. ,
PS Nine O'Clock stage by way OF the hai Moaa'
THOS. s. BLACKBURN.
no, 11dtf Agent.
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REGISTER OF DEEDS OFFICE,
Boston, June Is, 1850. }
Henry ALLTNE.
CuEsa1nE BANK, KrsNI, N. II.
January |, 1851. )

CHESH1nE BANK, NEBFh' " III
January !, 1851.
Nessrs Maynard u Noyes.
Gentlemen: Yours of Dec 81 was duly received: IN
repy, 10 which briefly state that have used the ink
powder manufactured by you, and no Other Tor more
ever used, and while the quality remains pure,
shall not think Of looking for any other kind Yours
respectfully, N'DASA' oasn'er
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-10

BANK OF MICHIGAN, DETROIT. July 5, 1850.
We have used ink. prepared from Messrs Maynard
e Noyes Ink PoWHer, for several years past, and
quite satisfied with it. 1t flows easily from the pen,
and has brianey and permanency of color which are
not commonly found in o,herin
C.. C.. TnowBRIDGE. Cashier
Sold by the manufacturers, Boston, and by booksel-
ers staioners hardware merchants and traders gene
rally, throughout the United States.
apr 11-1aw6m
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Cash for Negroes.

XHTE wish to purchase one hundred and fifty likely
w Negroes, of both sexes. from IL to o wears OF
pe cid hands: also mechanics Of every description
Persons wishing to sell would do well TO give us a
call as we are determined to give higher price for
slaves than any purchasers who are or may hereafter
be in this market, and no certificates required.
ANY cam nuncations promptly attendedto We can
AZ all times he found at our residence west end Duke
street, Alexandria, ID. C..
apr ~ FRANKLIN Il AhNrIr''p'
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PATRIOTIC BANK, WASHINGTON CIrr,
lpr;l 10 1894

April 10, 1924.
Messrs. Maynard 6 Noyes.
Gentlemen For the last year ! hare been using
your black ink have been much pleased with il, and
have hesitation in recommending it to all who are
DESTROYS ofgiving per'nanency to their writing
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MAYNARD & MOVES
Ink Powder Il LiQuiA INK

N18l8 the manufsc determined to furnish tIle
1 American public with Ink Ponder and INK, which
should satisfy those who apply it to the most import
ant uses in banks, public offices, schools &c ana sue
ceedeI most fully, the following testimonials Will
shows
REGISTER OF DEEDS OFFICE,
Boston. June Is, 1880.
Messrs. Maynard = Noyes
.Gen,lemen: Having used yourn about screen years,
have the pleasure to inform you '''at IL 'u'y @
NV exnectations; and from the appearance OF the re-
cords in my office. satisfied that it is superior 10
any have ever used. 1t flows well, and gives beau
tful permanent black. Yours respectfully
HEsRY ALLINE.
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,ISIE subscriber respectfully informs MS irehus aa
l. the public that he has removed his d"ors
next door to the Franklin House hote,, a.s~ ~
below his old stand; where he continues 10 os' vi
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-10
William Fowle & Co.

Handsomely xecuted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21
TERMS.

ror a per apnum, payable In adyanes.N" ,a",b,
viii be received for less time thsh s,A
and 40 paper will be d,scon.anosa are sYs maid.
Advertisements will be inserted Al oo sa, 81
- 10, is-s) the first time, and 81 i-2 Genus ,o ~
slHsncs Those from distanet must nc pa'', i'i
10 their insertion, the payment assumsa ps
Wrsas responsible person in Lynehbarg.
'O ~ chancery Orders not exceeding TWO squs'osn'
addressed 10 the Editors must be poH
,,d or they will not be attended, 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21
- " Micat inter omncs
" Welt intc. ignes luna ip,u ,res.

One who his been prominrni member of the
party which gave power 10 our modern Dic,a.
tor is 20 feel the undying veng eance which ca,,
burst forth after The lapse OF ~ Give years ior
an act done or word said in high official
station and under the solemn obligation Of an
o ~. but " mat energy and G'mness which
have hitherto characterized him through hfs
do not nov desert him IN ibis boT Of greatest
peril, we may YET live 10 sfeCRs who has bera
marked out as a victim escape unseaihsd even
by that power which has thus far Frustrated
The appropriation from the Treasury this year for
tho Post Odice Department. made since this debate il
100000 for ertra clerk hire ofwhch $4,000 is for ex
clerk hare since March, lse The whole dea on Inc
ally, uJ,Gt $4,000 N'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21
VOL. IX.--NO. 81.

Of its present chief, even IN establish aaoihes
mail rouie, lis advocates and champions tell
me there has been most vig liant adninisira-
ton of its affairs aud am svso taken 10 taAk
by - CENSOR moram here for daring To inqsrs
into its concerns.
will now elo.e the examination of these
excuses for this Department by one more
brirf statement Of its former siluation. la the
report OF November, 1923, 1t appears that the
late Postmaster General had, since 1923. add
ed,
In stage transportation. 1910 $50 miles,
In sulkies and on horseback, i65s,9i9 mile,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-08
MARRIED.

In this town on Sunday evening last, Mr..
Jonathan Barker to Mrs Elizabeth Newconbe.
Mr.. Asa Shaw TO Mrs Sarah Biven--By the
Rev. mr.. MKenz,e, mr.. John Swan, to Miss
abby Heath, all of this town.
Yesterday morning, by the Rev. s Wheaton,
DR. Alexander P. Moore, to miss Mary Easton,
daughter Of the late Nicholas Easton, Esq. of this
town.
In Dartmouth. mr. David Crapo Of Dartmouth,
to miss Mercia E. Sowle, Of Wesiport.
DIED,
In this town on Thursday morning last, after
a short illness, mr. Archibald Munro, in the 39th
year of his age.
On Wednesday, mr. John r. Brown, aged SO
years.
Al Somerset, (Mass) on Wednesday last,
Capt. Jonathan Bowen, late Of thus town, aged
~ y-ars.-Capt. Bowen was extensively known
for many years as one Of our most enterprisng
Merchants; and was for several years one of the
Representatives from this town to the General
Assembly.
At Little Neck, l.. I. on Tuesday last, wy.
nant Van Zandt, Esq. in the 64th year Of his age.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-08

iiants Of the residence have any request,
to make, they will pIensc address them
selves directly to me-" HIS imperial
llighness resides in the Royal Palace
Field Marshal Count Paske witsch ar
rived in the evening Of the same day
and passed the night ut, the Belyidere.
Tho Warsaw Courier, of yesterday, says that
a cessation Of hostities will continue for fort
night, until the decision Of his Majesty can be
had FROM ST Petersburgh.
Alter the Polish army had left Praga, they
spent tho first night (the 9th) at TahIonwa. on
the .Hodlin road. On Saturday, the 10Th, Coun,
Zamviski game into Warsaw, as deputy from
the Polish army. This. army ia. al present at
.hodlin, and is commanded by Gen. Ribinski
General CassiInir Aalchowski has resie ned
the command ofthe Polish army, but still, re-
mains with them.
General Krukiwicki is still in Warsaw. There
is no positive information Of the present resi-
dence Of General Skrzinecki the probability is.
that ho is in Galcia, in the neighborhood Of
CrarOw.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-08
MMehR

BENZ. FRANKLIN, Capt. Il. $. BUNKER.
BosToN, WM. CoMsTocK.
PRESIDENT, II. =. BUNKER,
VIE respective Companies ha'in torn
l. ed Daily Line between Providence,
Newport, and New York. will continue inn
ming 10 the following ordrr:--
BENZ. FRANKLIN leaves Providence on
Tuesdays and Fridays Nov ! 4 3 II
Is 10 - % 29--- Leaves New York on
Wednesdays and Saturdays November
5 9 I2 is 10 23 26 30
BOSTON leaves Providence on Wedues
days and Saturdays Nov , 5 9 ~ IL ~
% % 80 --Lea,es New.York, on Mondays
and Thu.stsys Nov e,nbef 3 Z 10 IA IL 81
"a 2S
PRESlDEN leaves Providence on Mon
days and Thursdays 3 7 10 IA
IL 81 "a 26.--Lesves New. York. Tuesdays
and FrIdays-Nov. 1911 Is Is 90 25 %
The regular hour of starting from Provi
dence, 10, in future. at ~ o'clock NJ. and from
New York ot 4 o'clock y. NJ.
These splendid Steam Packets are each
propelled by two separate low pressure En-.
gines, Of great power, and heavy copper
boilers. OF the most approved constructions.
The Boats will touch at the long wharf in
Newport, 10 receive and land Passengers, az
heretofore.
Nov. s, 1881.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-08
NEW LINE.

SHm THE public are respect.
llkSTSST& fully iniormed that q new
&5SR &1GEL line Of Stages has com
menced running between this place and Fall
River. on the following days, viz: LeaYc New.
port on Sundays. Wednesdays and Fridays on
tho arrival Of tho steamboats, from New York
Returning, will leave Fall River on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, si "'clock, aud ar
rive a, Newport in senson for passengers to take
the steamboats, for New York
Stage Books at MIR Towpsrnd's Coffee House
Faro ST. Newport, Nov LIST. 1881.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-08

The U. s. Schooner Porpoise sailed
from Pensacola on the llth ult. for O.
moa, carrying William N. Jeffers, Esq.
Charge d'Affairs to the republic of Cen
tral America.
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SINGING SCHOOL.
DrrARTmENr or STATE,

FdIehI UDtct, OCT. q, I5JI.
A PPLICANTS for Patents are hereby
IA notified, that in future, no Patent for
any Machine, or improvement therein. will be
issued. until a good model thereof be furnish
ed TO this Office.
by order OF the Secretary Of State.
JOHN ID. CRAIG, Superintendent
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

SOlu AIAs - AN " - ASASs
TIVE subscribers having been appointed
Il by the Hon. Court Of Probate for the
town Of Newport, Commissioners to receive
and examine the claims of the creditors
against the estate Of MARrHER SCoTr,
late Of said Newport, single woman. de
ceased, represented insolven!; and six
months from the date hereof being allowed
for receiving said claims, we will attend ni
the Office of HENRY Y. CgANsroN. on the
Cd and Sd Saturdays in April next. at
3 o'clock p. NJ. for the purpose aforesaid.
Isaac Taggarf,
PsIeg Anthony, Commiss'rs.
George c. Shaw.
.All persons indebted TO said estate are
requested 10 made immed ediato payment to
HENRY Y. CRANSTON, Adm'r.
Newport. 9TH. 1881.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-08

distance of two hundred yards and Ia
meDtable Ia relate, every person within
II (hve IN number MS far as yet ascertain
ed, instantly killod, and their bodies and
limbs thrown to great distance by the
powerful agent. The end of the build
ing was hurled against the Artillery Old
Laboratory (brick) about Is feet distant.
which crushed it, and the roof being of
wood caught FIRE and burnt with The other
wood work. The latter building contain
ing nothing. The number persons kill
ed by the awful event isseven, five with
in and two without the building. as fol-
lows:-ienry w. Stow, Constable. who
was aiding and experimenting the remo-
val,-Four c0loured coopefs, two men
and two boys, free, who were engaged
putting the kegs in order. A white child,
about five years old, outside son of MRS.
Johnson, who formerly kept sailor
boarding house on the Bay. The moth
er, Mrs J. was also outside, near the build
ing, and was much burnt and severely
bruised, but may recover. A black boy,
who was playing not far distant. He
died in about an hour. The sight, after
the accident, is represented as being most
revolving. The bodies of two and de-
tached parts of the bodies of two of the
coopers, were found, together with an-,
other body, which 1t was hardly possible
to identify as black or white, from The
effects Of the fire, from whence it was
drawn in the afternoon. 1t was supposed
to be Mr.. Slows as the others employ
ed in the work, were before accounted
for. Mrs Johnson died OF her wounds
on Wednesday, the 9th, about 4 o'clock.
The schr. Breakwater has arrived at
Stonington, (Con.) from Pernambuco,
whence she sailed on the 9th Sep,em-
ber, tue Stonington Phenix, ON auihori-
ty nf passengers. thus describes the dis
turbance:
"Three battalions of regular troops
mutined and took possession of the city,
plundering it for three days, and slaugI,-
tering numbers of the inhabitants. II is
supposed that the operations of the mill
tary were instigated by one of the nu-
merOus political parties which now dis
tract the country. Being without lea
ders or any regular organization, the
bruta! soldiery were quelled by foreign
residents and the citizens Those who
escaped the fire were arrested and put
on board vessels, to the number ofabout
700 The amount of property plundersd
was estimated at two and a half millions
of dollars. 1t is supposed that foreign
will be the principal sufferers.
The country being in such distract
ed state, and all confidence destroyed,
Mr.. Mansfield, the American Consul, is
said to have dispatched orders for the
immediate approach of vessel of war
To protect our commerce. The English
Consul also had sent for two frigates.
One of our inf"rmants, who was on guard
at the Consul's Office during the affray,
states as fact that several shots were
fired through the American flag, and into
the building which he with his associates
were seeking to protect"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-08

Thanksgiving days.-In New-Hamp-
shire and Connecticut, November Gath.
-In MASSACHUSETTS,, Rhode-lsland aud
Maine, December LIST. New-Yurk, De-
cember 9Th.
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FIFTH CENSUS.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
Uushtngfou. o5lL Ocfober lS3I {

USHtHRToH' ~WH OcI0OtT, Tc0I.
THE Accounts of the Msfshals Of the u.
Il States. in relation to the Fifth Census,
being in course OF final settlement, all per
sons who have been employed by The Mar.
shals 10 that service, are requested TO give
information TO this Department OF the amount
received by them, and Of that which renpnins
due from the several Marshas, by whom they
were respectively emplOyed 3w-36
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-08

LIST OF CoMBIN ATloN NUNBERs DRAWN IN
Maine Siotr Lottery nu. >, ex.
3S 4S 81 81 43 l6 33 %.
X. |. State LOTTERY ne. l3,
20 d 81 % Ill i5.
Connecticut Lottery no. 33,
7 "A 81 g s 46 ii %.
II. l. LITERATURE LOTTERX
no. 23 ;--draws Wednesday Move, ber
Q. Highest prize lc.000-iO prizes of
SlOOO-Tickets s parts in proportion.
CONNECTCUT LOTTERY no.
3; draws Saturday Nov. I2. Highest
prize $4,000. 10 Oprizes If l0O0-Tlc-.
kcts spuits in proportion.
J.C. SHAW.
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Oct. 3lst, 1881.
New YORK store.

cW OK StOrC.
THE public is respectfully informed that
l. the above store will continue open but
ONE WEEK more during which time w0
shnll offer goods at the most reduced prices
among which are 800 yards super French
merinos warranted equal to any to. be found in
this city. at 81 IS per yd.-snd u large and
elegant assortment of new and fresh goods
G}-not damaged as has been reprrsentsd-
proportlonably chenp-black, blue. mixed
green brown and olive brown brosdclolhs Of
y good quality from 60 To 81 rs cts per Yd.
1000 yds calIcoes OF the incest patterns f,om
o to 30 cts; gloves l24 els. ior good srucle;
table covers from 50 to ! 25 eta; crumb-
cloths, from 81 to 81 cts. per yd. . hand
some article yd. g. half wide imitation cam.
blrts OF the first quality mcrino lpihs of ev
cry description including h' plain whiie
aud ntJt article 1920 yards c,rcass"ns of
all k,nds and colors. PARSONS e. co.
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FARMS 10 LET.

flNHE Subscriber having several FARMS In
] tho District of Abbeville. situated in the
upper part of the State oi South Carolina the
Leases Of which expire ON the ist of Jan. next,
will giyo ENG rsgemeat 1" industrious Families,
~ Ia u number of sober. steady and active Young
en-, accust med To Farming, TO settle there.
The FARMS arc Oi the hrst qoaity of soil,
producing the best Upland Cotton. Tobacco, In
dian Corn. Wheat, and other kinds of' small
grain (; are under good culiivatini. well watersd
.nd well fenced, and the Buildings aud "th~r
improvements thereon eligible - Tue Climate,
SIMILAR 10 that ofthe Northern States. 10 healthy;
'he population NUMEROUS the roads IN general
!ood and the lanls not distant from Hamburg
,nd Augusta. 'th places alsays ready noney
.arkeis tor the produce Of thai section of the
ouniry
For further particulars. apply To- raAses
iiESpIasos, jun ESQ. AbbcvilIe Court Houss
South Carolina, or Ia
FRANCIS HENDERSON.
Newport. r. I August %, ie3t'' n.
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ADMIlNISTRA TORS NOTICE.
'J>lIE undersigned has been appointed Ad-
l. mnislrator on tho estate OF Capt JAMES
EAsror. late Of Newport, deceased, and
therefore requests oil persons indebted 10
said estate to present their claims for settle
ment. and those indebted 10 said estate ara
requested Ia make immediate payment to
HENRY Y. CRANSTON, .Adm'r,
Nov. 7. 1881. on Jnmes Easton.
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THE yvEW YORK .aND BOSTO.V:.4.ND
X. ISLAND .1.ViD .N.EW YORK.

STEAMBOAT ARRANGEMENTS FOR NOV.
Fare from Newport S7,--hleals included.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-08

Communications and Advertisements
omitted the week, shalt he attended to
Fiu our next. ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-08

Horrid Casualty.-ErplosiOn and loss
of Liues.-A most distressing occurrence
took place, between IL and ] o'clock on
"Wednesday, the Goth ult in the powder
magazine at the extreme EASTERN verge
of,be City ofSavannsh. Geo, The build.
ing recently contaiped about t4O kegs Of
powder, which being deemed unsafe was
removed during Tuesday and Wednes-
day morning, to the Magazine of Fort
Wayne, with the exception of about l5o
or 200 lbs. damaged, that was emPtied
into half rice tierce, the coopering OF
which, it is thought elected spark and
caused the whole TO explode. The con-
cussion was felt 10 all parts Of the town,
and an immense cloud Of white smoke
soon explained the cause. The building,
brick) was driven to picccs;--and frag-
mcnts thrown in every direction TO tic
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-08

II. ]. LITERATURE LOTTERY
20, 20; draws Wednesday Nov. o. lO.-
OO0 highest p"ize-l0prizes Of $1,000
Tickets 3 parts IN proportion.
CONNECTICU rLOrTERY no. 8;
draws Salurd"yN v. IL Highest prize
lO,OOO-lO prizes Of n $1,000. Tickets
s parts in proportions.
Another Prize.
Sold in Connecticut Lottery 81, Comb.
10 46 6S prize of 500, il package
quarters, besides several Of The same de-
nomination of 300, 200, loo, &c.
=. CAuNDNE.
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The subscribers having made arrange
ments with, the
LYNN,DYl e. PRINTING. COM
PANY, OF BOSTON,

NV LID receive, forward aud return IN
w large or small parcels such goods
as the owners may wish 10 have colnred or
printed. which. operations will be perform.
cd ~ The most satisfactory manner and
with as much despatch rs the nature OF
the business is capable &c
A handsome deduction in price will be
made for wholesale ia, and dealers in
dry goods are respectfully reminded that
many kinds of unsaleeble goods. may be
rendered much more valuable particularly
as. the additional operation of printing -
now offered for their acceptance.
T.. w. l.AWTON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-08

The /" Fountain Of Marrah," the last
musical production of Mr.. o. Shaw,
is delightful composition. We have
heard nothing of late to be compared
with it. In venturing to predict its
popularity we rely not more on The re-
pu,a,ion of the composer, than on the
intrinsic merit Of the piece.