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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-17

Mr.. David Caldwell, Cabinet Maker Of
this boro' who had been to Jersey Shore in
Lecoming county in u two. horse Wagon,
while on his return IN the early part Of the
present week, BY way Of Pine Greek, met
with frightful accident and tho himself
and little girl who was with him in the wsg.
gon and the horses all escaped unhurt, Il
was only through the intsrpostion Of most
remarkable providence that all were not
instantaneously killed. Mr.. Caldwell had
arrived st the lower end Of the nsrrows the
place called Nichols Rocks, and while ..
scending short pitch in the road, HE OF
horse which was young. and not well broke
became ungovernabls and crowded the near
horse OF tho road, when the whole were
precip'tstsd hsadlong down an almost per-
PcndlcuIar steep. nearly 20 feet, into the
creek Pine creek has at this place bold
shore, and to this circumstsnc in part Il
least, 10 to Be attributed the prescrvation oI
the two persons % we'll o. The horsee. Mr.
Caldwell was thrown into deep vstsr 4. ris:
ing near the surface found the wagon sea,
and . considerable part Of the load q ss n
supposed q the time, the wsgeon o. ton oI
him--ih THE lest particular, however, he We.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-17

BY the New York papers we notice
Mr.. Jacob Barker has contradicted the
many idle stories that have been cir
eulated in relation to perplexitiss to
which he was erroneously said TO have
been subjected to by our Board of Health.
We republish Mr.. Barker's letter and
presume by his closing remarks in which
he aIludes to a "bribed pcrjured prose-
cutor" that he has reference TO, some
person in New York concerned in the
conspiracy trials Of 1926, as the letter
was addressed to the New York Editors,
written for the meridian ofthat city, and
speaks Of distant scenes.
11tAe editor ofthc Cour. and Enquirsr-
PRovIDENcE, July IL, 1882.
Gentlemen :-It having been errone-
ously stated in your paper that prose-
cution had been instituted against me for
an infraction of the Quafaptine Laws of
Newport, beg you to correct the mis-
take. On the occasion referred to,
drove into that town early in the morning,
ignorant Of the restriction which Ind been
enacted the previous afternoons. when
passed the guard they observed, tome,
''Mr. Barker you have been several days
on the Island or we. should stop you. y
They did not ask any questions or give
mel any notice or Information. Some lit
tie excitement was occasioned on the
suppostion that had put their authori-
~ at defiance, which i had not the least
disposition to do, and then left the place.
The circumstances being explained no
prosecution was commenced had a per-
jured bribed prosecutor turned informsr
on this occasion, we would have had n
repetition in miniature of distant scenes.
Very resp pectfully, ~.
your obd't serv't,
JACOB BARKER.
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Hygeian Agency
BOttiing and LiqA0r Store, ?
Soata Wing Of the Uni0y BasL; Building
ID. MELVILL..

Respectfully Informs his friends and the pub.
he, and Connolsseurs in particular. that
ho intends keeping constantly on
hand for sale as cheap as
at any Store in town:
WINES and other Liquors OF the best
quality or draughi.
10. IN bottles by The dozen or single.
Hibbcrts Double Brown Stout aud London
Porter.
EvAN's Superior Porter and Ale in quaris,
pSnts, gross. dozen or single.
X, Island and New Jersey Cider, do. do. do.
Genuine, Lemon Syrup, DO. do. DO. do.
Draughi Alc and Rcstorstive, Giiger,
Spruce and other. Beer.
C0RDIAf.S. Noycau, Usqusbaugh, Cher.
ry Stone, Lemon, Life of Nan.
Liquors for sea stores or parties put up
at short notice.
Portable Punch, n convenient article for
Sailing and Fishing parties, and variety Of
other articles IN the same line.
Also for sale, The highly approved and in
valuable Hygcan Vegetable Universal Med
icines Of the British College Of Health, Lon.
don, and tho llygcian Publications.
Ladies who wish to purchase will please
cali ut the House of tho Agent opposite
Townsends Coffee House in Pelham Street.
juno Goth.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-17

CAuaHr IN rHE Acr.-A gentleman
while looking at our bulletin this morning,
felt his pocket book exercising locomotive
power that II had never before exhibited, and
putting his hand 10 il hastily, srrsstcd il as
It wss escaping from the pocket. He saw
Q hand and arm parting company With Il at
the instant, and the individual to whose
shoulder they were attached wheeling sud.
denly round and looking another wsy with
quiet upconcern. Tho detection was palpa.
BILE, snd ~ the offending members could not
DO arrested alone, without breaking up the
corporation, the gentleman seized the whole
body, and s;.sgssd q 4 into oar Office; where
corporation arrived, who ordered the offend.
ing one up 10 the City Hall.
The culprit is an EngIishmsn, good look
ing middIipg sized fellow, who sflsr some
hesitation gave HE name, SAUNDERS from
his dreSd he appears to hsve recently arrived
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-17

The Senate Friday, yuly G., were en-
gagged nearly all day Ia further diseueeine
the details Of the Tariff bill. The Bill hav.
ing bean gone through was finally reported
10 the Senate ~ amended.
The Senate sdjourned at o'clock, the
yeseing question being upon reducing the
dnty on Ravens duck. r. .-stx 20
In the Houss Of Representatives. Friday
pply 9, the bill from The Senate concerning
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The cholera is extending among the
country villages in Canada. I23 cases
had occurred in Caughnawsga--24 in
Lachins s-6l 10 Prestcott, and several
cases in St. Johns, Ormstown, Brock
vile, Brautford, Chambly, and lO2 CO.
ses were reported in Kingston. up to
the lst inst h
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SUMMER GOODS.

TslLLEY has the most Complete Assort-
= ment of Thin GOODS, for Mems and
Boys wear, ever offered in this town, and
viii sell them at very cheap prices.
He has Just opened, damaged imitation
linen Cambrics.
Newport, July H.
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Our Theatre still continues attractive. mfr.
F. Brown, the celebrated TragedisD, has
been engaged for three nights only, and
made his first appearance last evening. We
SINGER ely hope that Mr.. Flynn as manager,
will be literally rcmunersted for his un.
we cried attempts TO please,
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MARRIED

In this town on Thursday last, by the Rev.
Mr.. Choules, Mr.. Allen IIoar, Of Warren, to
miss Hannah Barney, Of this town.
In this town on Tuesday evening last, Mr,
William Tilley, TO Miss Caroline Phillips
daughter of the late Capt Samuel Phillips
both Of this town.
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ST.

StrsSed or stolen, on the 29tb. ult. 4
Black Opw, having white spot In her fore
head, sfed about ten years thin Of fcsh.--
Whoev1r will give information 70 Capt. VIII
liam Shsasman o, James Pilman. 90 that
get her again, shall be handsofnely rewsr-
ded. s0 NJ CHARLES PfTMAN J.
Newport. July 9 1882
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-17

Emigration Ertraordina,y.-;-A gentleman
day or two since discovered, on the road
leading to Cranston, innumerablc Rat tracks;
the road appeared to be heat down by the
feet Of those animals. The same appearance
has also been discovered in the road to
Johnston. Another gentleman discovered
very early one morning last week, On army
Of Rats, amounting at least to three tkouso,sd
on the road to North Providence.
Those whose houses, barns, and stables
have been infested with these animals, have
remarked their total disapPesrance during
the lest week.
The departure Of the Rats from our city is
attributed 10 their dislike to city form of
Government; not that like some bipeds they
feared the expense but because the cleanli.
ness, produced, partly by the chloride oflitne
was not congsniai TO their nature. [Provi
dence Journah
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-17

PRoesxss OF THE CRSLERA.-Ws feel
much pleasure in announcing the almost 10.
tai disappearance ofthe Cholera from Mon.
treal, after Il has been among 40 80 days.
The total burials Of oil diseases yesterday .
mounted to 2, which is about the average
number Of deaths in Montreal 1t this season
ofthe yosr.--Four Of these burials only are
stated to be from cholera.
The disease. we are happy to perceive,
has much abatod at Quebec, and other places
where il had appeared. .;i., :,..---
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good ItpnIr, and 10 calcuated 20 dccofnodate
Z larr( family =; there are attached 10 the lot
Q laf8 stable, carrisge house, snd other
ont buildings. a large well cultivated gar
den &e. With the house 10 also offered, q
compl(te lot Of furniture, oil Of which has
been. ecently purchased. Possession can
bo Qivln in six dsys. WIN. NJ. EVANS.
Eewport, July o 1892. a4 a
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From the philadelphia Gazette Of Saturday.
On the 9th inst. in the House Of Represen.
tatives. at Washington, the committee ap-
pointed 10 examine the conduct Of Major
John H. Eaton and s. Houston, in relation to
a contract for supplying rations to cmigratng
Indians, presented, in majority. The following
resolution :--
"Resolyed, That John II. Eaton, the late
Secretary ofWar, and Samuel Houston, do
stand entirely acquitted In the Judgment Of
this House, from the imputstion Of fraud, eth.
er committed. or attempted to be committed
by them, or either ofthen,. in any matter re-.
lating to, or connected with the premises"
II will be recollected that this charge a.
gainst the gentlemen thus honorably scqut.
ted was made by the valiant Mr.. Nans6erry
Of Ohio. Inwhat light will the public view
the honorable member, now his accusations
have fallen to the ground PIN what ligh,
can he look at himself? He has failed in
every thing connected with these arrange
ments from the first to the last. a.
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DIED.

! At Tivcrton on the lst inst. Capt William
Humphrey, aged 60. years--sn officer OF the
Revolution, and formerly a member Of the
Senate of this State
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LIST OF LETTERS
ID EMAlNiNG in tho Post Office Newport n.
IN !. July I'd. 1882. Persons calling for
their letters will please say they arc advertised,
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From the Globe.

We have not heard that the nomina.
tion referred to below by the Recorder,
has been submitted to the Senate. II
made, we have no doubt it will receive
the sanction of the fastidious opposition.
The latest account, however, which we
hive had ofDavid Crockett, was from
his own advertisement, in which he offers
his services to his late constituents rs a
shoemaker He will be astonished ai
the promotion to the high, "sfand' to
which he is raised by the Recorder.
From the Impartial Recorder, printed In Ten
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-17
SHIP NEWS.

49,. ENTERED.
Brig Sea sBird, Carr. Havana
Sloop Portsmouth,, .Munro, Now York
Sloop Kingston, Carpenter N, Orleans.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-17

It xss reported Sunday evening from such
authority as induce belief, that a Mr.. Gran
s,al left tins place onr Friday for Pawcatuek
and died their on Saturday with ths cholera
We are happy iu being able TO state that yes
terdsy afternoon he returned in good health.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-17

MOORE &c snd SO cent black SILKS
lvl just receited At TlLLEY'S
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESI
DENT f'~

DAVID CaoCKE TT, to stand on the Al.
legany Mountain, and catch the Comet
on its approach to the earth, and ring of
its tail. to keep it from burning up the
world.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-17

NEw-HAvEN.-The Board of Health
of Ncw-Haven have reported the exis-
tance two mild cases Of Cholera in that
city. Mrs. Northrop and her child, a boy
FIVE years old, who came from New
York on Monday evening, and after a
boisterous passage, in which the woman
was sea-sicks walked nearly mile in a
shower ofrain. She had been an inmate
in family where two persons died Of
Cholera. DR.. Hooker considers il a de-
cided case ofthe Cholera now prevalent
in New-York, Of mild rather than a
malignant type. The general health Of
the city is as good asusuai atthis season.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-17

The unwearisd efforts Of tho Opposition
against the present Administration, we con
slider unreasonable and destructive TO the
peace and prosperity Of the United States.
Nothing can be better calculated 10 destroy
confidence, and paralyze the energies Of u
government like ours, than opposition made
BY men, once high in the confidence of the
people and the very fact. that our present
venersted Chief Magistrate rs able to push
forward psesperously the interests of our
country, under such weight ofopposition, in.
contestibly proves his frmness, intelligence
and skill, in the station to which he has been
called by the voice Of the nation. Hostility
10 his Administration was determined upon,
even before his Inauguration; plots and
schemes were laid and matured the tocsif
Of war and alarm sounded from Maine to
Georgia Clay and his band, the old Hart.
ford Conventionsts, rushed to the field, with
the cry Of "icar, pssfiience, and famine
rather than the reign ofJackson. The Pres.
ident entered upon the duties Of his office.
end like himself, moved forward with strength,
and dignity, scattering abroad the blessings
Of his happy rule. Mr.. Clay and his friends
may cease their win ado-their improbable
work the people will not be deceived.
The approaching August election will de
monstraie that Kentucky ls ffee--ihat she be-
longs 10 no man but, that in pursuit Of wealth
and glory, principle 10 her guide. and purity
of motive her boast. Lexington Gazette.
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All Establishment,

The subscriber offers for sale
the house q lot occupied by
himself in SprinG-st. opposite
Franklin-st. Tho house u in
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mistaken. After couside ersbls sxersion be
succeeded in extricatiRg himself frsm he
perilous situation, rose to the surface and
made his way to the shore. TO his great
surprise he found the little girl 10 about two
feet water close TO the shore. and unipjurcd
He supposes she must have been thrown a.
gainst the rump Of one OF the horses d boun.
ded of at one side. His attention was not
directed TO the horses: and on looking abou,
he discovered them swimming soross the
creek, which is probably so or GO yards wide
at the place. with the Wagon attached to
them, bot before reaching the other shore
they gradually wheeled around and swan
back, near the place where they went IN.
The wagon II seems did not upset, but
as il went down the bank was poised In
nearly a perpendic ular position with the
tongue downwsrds SO that the whole load,
which consisted Of various articles OF mer'
chandze, &c. was empsied out forward
From an examinations Of the bank, il appears
that but one wheel Of the Wagon touched
between the road and the water, and that on.
ly in one place and only ono OF two prints
Of the horses feet were discoverable in that
distance. se ~
That such na' adventure could terminate
with only the loss Oft part Of the loading
seems a greater miracle then we ere often
called 10 witness, and yet such is the fact,
AZ we have the particulars from ,he mouth OF
ME Caldwell himsslf.-- [Wellsbcrooeh
Phenix ,ta,, 49,
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Albany, ,Wedu'sdar. Itch JSly,5 PM. s.
The Board of Health reported that
: since the last report, there have been 2S
new cases Of epidemic cholera, Of which
Bare severe. There have been 8 deaths.
aBnARp OF HEALrn. ALBANY, ! /.
Thursday, July l2th, 5 PM
There are 10 new cases Of Epidemic
Cholera reported to-day, two of which
nre severe. Three deaths since the hast
report. -,
The Albany evening Journal OF Fri
day says, in reference to the above re-
port
a Last Evenings Report Of the Board
~of Health, permitted US to hope that our
city would soon be restored to the ac-
customed health and repese. But we
are panied to learn that these hopes
threaten not to be realized in to-day 3
Report. et -
We have reason TO apprehend that
the number Of deaths to-day, will exceed
those of any previous Report.
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ALBANY. Tuesday, July l0--4 r. NJ.
Remaining 10, new cases 81, severe
o, mild IL, deaths s, under treatment y
cnoyriaeoot q
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23
THE. TARIFF.

Ertract Of letter from gentleman :" Char'es
ton, s. C. to his friend in Congress. d Oh
Feb Z. 1882.
"Our eyes arc all turned anxiously on your
deliberations for the decision of the great
question which distracts our Southern coun
try Mr.. Haynes speech, although we ex
nected something extravagant, came upon us
like thunderholt The dark coiors which
he has mingled in his picture OF our poverty
and wretchedness. by all intelligent men
whom have heard speak of the SUBJECT a.
the phantoms Of an excited imaglnation.--
We look about US in val for the signs oil tne
distress he so eloquently describes. wehave
wandered through the City, and searched
for the signs Of desolation, in those part
where bushes has ever been done. but II
vain We have examined the custom hons
entries. and are astonished that he IN
Hayne should have made such an assertic
aith regard to cur commerce, without an e
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23
EXECUTORS Sale

EEyILL be sold by public auction. a, the
Wv late residence OF Joseph and Sarah
Haincs, deceased. adjoining the Swanponds
on Thursday The sh " .Garch next, al OF tho
personal property of which the two deceased
persons possessed. consisting Of valuable
work Horses and Brood Mares; Mich Cows
and Stock Cattle; number of Stock Hogs:
Farming Utensils Of every description, such
as Ploughs, Karrcws, Wheat Fan, Cutting
Box, two Wagons. one Cart. Horse Gears
OF all kinds; Wheat, Rye, and Corn by the
hushel, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
such as FIRST rate Feather Beds, Bedding
Bedsteads. Tables, Chairs. Desks. Bureaus,
sc together with number of articles, NOT
necessary to parlicularise Nine months
credit viii be given the purchasers on all
sums over five dollars. unuer that sum, cash.
the purchasers giving bond and security
The sale will commence early in the day
and continue from day to day until all is sold
Also. some BACON; three ten plate Stoves
and pipe complete
RtZEN HUDGEL, Ear
IF Joseph and Sarah iieincs, dec'd
8F-At tie same time and place, will Offer
for sale my Stud Horse LEONIDAS, rising
five years old, large and active, and now in
ine plight
February rs. 1891.
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ANOTHER FRACUs.

Duff Green, editor Of the Washington
eIegraph, last week was presented with a
per for bis signature in which he was to
-etract certain expressions which he bad re-
emily made in his paper. injurious TO the
character Of James Watson Webb. Of the
New York Courier and Enquirer On look
ag at the paper, Green enquired Of the
bearer, Mr. Darrell, whether he came as
he representative Of Wetb--being answered
h the affirmative, he said he would deal with
im as he would with Mr.. Webb il present
shereupoo he took out cow-hidc and pro
ceeded to violence Mr.. Darrell made a
courageous resistance by biting and kicking.
put was ultimately overpowered, wounded
compelled to retreat. A letter writer OBJ
serves that it should be recorded that "on the
9th of February, 1884. Duff Green tapped a
Barral-bunged bis eye drew bis claret,"
sc
Webb after the iracas posted Green at the
public corners, a scouHdret and cotcard land
Green says the same Of Webb--so that they
both call each other coward and scoandrel,
and unhesita:ingly say that in this instance
they both tell the tru,h.-.Nor, sstopa Hereid
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23
Public Sale.

MILL. he sold al the subscribers farm on
w Bakers Run, near Charlrstown, JEFF
ferson county. on HUsday The Sth Of March
merit, all OF has property, consisting in part
OF one first rate plantation wagon. nearly
new. cart, horse gears Of all kinds, six first
rate bear sheer ploughs. two new harrows,
first rate wheat lsts several first rate work
horses and valuable colts, all sired by the
Old Hyderallcy, among them three valuable
stud colts, all roans; two valuable mich cows
one has now a Durham hciter calf at her
side; the noted stud horse Hyderdlley, twenty
bee hives with bees; 3.0ooihs Bacon, one
hundred and thirty acres OF gram in The
ground: household and kitchen furniture Of
all kinds; one Negro Boy; Timothy and Clo-
yer seed, together with other articles not ne
cessary to particularise. Nine months cred
it will be given on all sums over FIVE dollars
upon giving bond with approved security, un.
der that sum, cash
WILLIAM BURNS, sen.
Bakers Run. February I6, 1882
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23
Public Sale.

VEyTLL be sold on Saturday The 10th day
Wv Of March next. AZ the Farm whcre |
now live, known by the name OF showaltcr .
home Farm, four miles from Martlnsbarg.
near the road leading from Mariinshurg 10
Winchester, twenty head Of first rate Stock
Cattle Mich Cows and several Cat Steers;
thirty head Of Stock Hogs; several valuable
Brood Mares and number of fine Cote; a
quantity Of Corn BY the bushei; ono barouch
and Harness complete. many other articles
Of value too tedious 10 mention. Terms Of
sale: nine months credit on all sums above
Ave dollars, tunder that sum CASH. With
bond and approved security.
ELIZABETH SiiowALTER
February -. 1854
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23

animation of facts, to which he has always
sad access; and. with regard to the business
Is the City, it may be safely asserted that
acre aever was the same amount done as
nere is at this day. Mr.. Hayne complains
,hat it is done by Northern men, and With
Northern capital; which considerss an an
.Srtunate reference, inasmueh as Il proves
"a 1t proves any thing that It is only want
Z native energy and enterprise that prevents
It's being done by native capital and native
r..nu
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23
Public Sale of Land.

VETILL be sold BY public vendue. on the
w premises. on Back Creek. in Berkeley
county. on Saturday the Sd daycf March neSs
A Tract of Valuable LARK,
containing s9t acres, about 100 cI@ AIRED, ar.
in good state of cultivation the ba'.anee
well clothed With frst rate. timber Ga this
farm is good frame DWELLING h.snss, kitchen
smoke house, bar. stable, SIC. and scverd
f. springs OF god waite. convenient 10 the
dwelling, numbe< cFehoice apple ard peach
tree. together- with other Improvements no'
necessary co pariicularise. This tract adjo'n'
the Ia .eds Of stephen GaHo, Paul Taylor, sns
offers. Tera,s made known on the day
.,te EDWARD SEVERNS.
February 3, lss2.-s