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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

The act passedin 1917, appropriating
the 100000 dollars due from the United
States to this State, to the support of the
Clergy Of certain favored denominations,
has been repealed; and consequently
that part of the debt yet unpaid, which
is about $4,000 dollars will yet be paid
into the Treasury of the State. This is
a wholesome measure of reform.
Conn. Jefiersonian.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

Horrors Of Jaco5,nism Letters from
Para (Brazil) informs us of another in
surrection in that unfortunate and mis-
governed country, Brazil, attended as
almost all such instructions nre aud
must he, where the great mass of the
people are SO ignorant, so idle, SO mise
rable in almost every respect upon which
the exaltution of n nation depends, with
terrific consequences. They know not,
and il will be long time before they are
taught, the difference between licen,ious.
ness and liberty. We make the follow
ing extract from letter received this
morning, Our readers will perceive how
much the people require firm and reso-
lutte government.
son the 9th April, all business ceas-
ed; every mercantile house, as well as
every dwe.iing house, was shut up, and
many Of the Portuguese and their fami-
Les embarked on board the shipping in
port. Things remained in dreadful
state Of suspense until the 9Th, when
an open rupture took place. The presi-
dent caused arms 10 be distributed
amongst the mob, mostly blacks and
mulattocs. and Kill the Portuguese re-
sounded through every street in Para.
A scene of hoirid slaughter ensued.
Men were hunted like wild beasts, and
shet down with less regret. For two
days the city presented a scene too
shocking to behold-too barbarously
brutal to be believed of Christian peo-
pie. When they had sacrificed all the
Portuguese that were to be found, carts
were sent round the city, and the dead
bodies carried away aud tumbled pro-
miscuously into common grave"
Transcript Of Saturday
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

Ma VAN BuspN.-gh-se who are
particularly anxious that Mr.. VAN BU-
rem shall be elected to the Presidency,
have reason to thank certain editors fo.
the abuse they are lavishing upon him.
IL their course with him dses not make
him President nothing can and if they
persist in that course, his election will be
as certain as that the time for. election
will arrive.-Balt. Rep.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

VERMONT ELECTION. third trial
for member of Congress in Sd District
Mr.. Everett the National Republican
candidate was elected. At the former
election the anti-masonic candidate re-
cesved several hundred more votes than
Mr.. Everett. At the two first trials a
majority were requisite for choice and
at the last plurality.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29
For the r. I. Republica n. i.
LINES

On seeing some faden hyacinths at the fun
eral of a lovely RttIs girl aOho had died
suddenly.
Ye dropping flowers ye vex my sight,
Your fading blossoms still are bright,
While she who was our hearts. delish
Lies cold and dead
When ye were pluck'd in beauty new,
This sweeter flower was blooming too,
Oh she was lovlier far than you,
But life has fed
Her bloom your rosy tints surpassed,
Who could have thought that thine would las,
ITS fragrance DER her bier to cast,
That death would seize,
Those active limbs, that dimpled face,
That form so full ofyouthful grace
How could he ruthessly deface
Such charms as these!
And yet why should it give me pain
That she has gone while you remaii;
Your bloom can ne'er return ugain.
But she shall rise,
Far. far, more lovely than before,
And beauty such as earth ne'er saw,
Shall crown her now to fade no more
In yonder skies
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

"Patrick, said an employer the other
morning to one Of his worknen, "you
come late this morning the other men
were at work an hour before you"
" Sure. and I'll be even with 'em tonight,
them" "How, Patrick 2" "Why,
faith, Ill quit an hour before 'em all,
surei
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

The London Mercantile Advertiser
contains the following advertisement
"a young widow, % years Of age, and
in possession of a fortune of 25,000I a
year, desires to unite herself in mar
riage with all officer of the British Ar
my, who has lost one leg in the service
of his country"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

A Mr.. John Smith of Baltimore was
lately mulcted in the sum Of $4,000 for
a breach of promise to Miss SDords
of the same city. This n another proof
Of the old adage that those who play
with sharp fosis should take care ofiheir
fingers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

Yesterday, the trial Of the Mayor and
Aldermen, on the charge of making a
false return of the votes for Representa-
tlves in Congress from this district, came
on in the Municipal Court, and occupi-
cd the whole day. The Jury last eyeu-
ing brought in verdict of acquitlal.-
Boston Patriot, May 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

We notice that the popular song " Old
Crimes" recently re-published in this
journal is going the rounds credited to
Albert c. Greene, Attorney General of
RhodeIIsland. The author of the song
is Albert G. Greene, Esquire, a Coun-
sellor at Law. Prov. Joufn.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

Niles Regisfer contains an account
of recently improved knitting Machine
one foot square. 1t only weighs ten
pounds, and costs but Eve dollars. 1t rs
worked by turning a srank-one girl of
IL might tend three machines, if ar
ranged to work togelher--eacl machine
making from one to two pair Of mems
long woollen stockings per day.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

NANKEEN.--Nankeen is manufactured
in New-Jersey, in texture and general
appearsuce resembling the best quality
Of India Naukeens.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

A Danish writer assures his readers
that the taste for hanging is so prevalent
in England, that criminals who arc to
be hanged 60 laughing and singing TO
the gallows, and in the absence Of the
executioner. hang themselves.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

JunP EXTRA "A jumping match took
place at Augusta, Georgia. April 9th, at
the Eagle and Phenix Hotel, between
Samuel O'Rourk, and James Kennedy,
which was won by O'Rourk, by jump
Of fOenty-sVO feet sir ineAes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

KEEprNo Coon TiMe.-The Cronom-
eter which lately obtained the prize at
tho Royal Observatory in England, va
ried from it's rate in twelve months only
sizty seven hundrsdths of a second.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

Ii is stated that Lieutenant Randolph,
who committed the assault on the Presi-
dent, is passenger IN the last Liver
pool packet.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

The Portuguese Queen Donna Maria
da Gloria attained her fourteenth year
on the 10Th ult.-thct is the period at
which, according to the laws Of Portu-
gal, she could take the reins Of govern
ment.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

An Irishman having IookiDg-gIass
in his hand SHUT up his eyes aud held It
before INN. one asked "what do you
do that for, Pat" "pon my shoul" says
league, sits to see how look when
I'm aslape."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

Since the enforcement of the dog-law
in Philadelphia. three hundred and fifty
six dogs have been taken up, killed and
buried, up to the present time.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

A town has been built 10 the gold re-
gion of Geo. by the name Of Araria.--
This town has been erected in less than
twelve months and has newspaper al
ready.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

A crusade against that troubIesom Q
animal. the Doc, has commenced ia
Philadelphia More than 900 were
slaughtered during the two past weeks.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

Cherokee, (Geo.) May A Battle I
-On Sunday, 2s.h April Last, a battle
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

The French Government have bought
DIR. Antomarchi's cast of Napoleon's
face after death for 100000
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

Is that one Of your Subscribers,
said fop to our devil the other day,
pointing to a hog, "No Sir" replied
he, 81 believe none of your relation
have subscribed for the paper"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

Nicholas p. Trist, Of Virginia, has
been appointed, by the President, Con-
sui ofihe United States at Havana, in
the place of VIM. Shaler, deceased.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

sui 0fthe United States at Havann, in
the place of VIM. Shaler. deceased.
A Society has been formed in New
Haven Conn. for the purpose of "impro-
wing the city in its architecture and lis
scenery"
An important association is forming
in Paris, at this moment, having for its
object to hasten the emancipation of the
Jews on all points of the Globe.
The Philadelphia Gazette states that
the visit of the President may be expec-
ted in that city between the 25th inst.
and the 9Th of June.
The proceeds Of the Fair in Boston
are at length ascertained to amount to
$I1, 400.
The Coal from Lehigh to Philadel-
phia The present season, amounted on
the 10Th inst. to over $4,000 tons, and
from the Schuylkil over Al 900.
The Governor and Council have or
dered new trial for Representatives
to congress in the three vacant districts
in Mass. on Monday the tenth Of June
next.
Henry w. Rexford, postmaster at
Windsor, N. Y. shot himself on Tues
day in fit of derangement.
The Militia Of the United States 10
probably not less than 1,500. 600.
Teller and Reynolds the Weathers-
field murderers are sentenced to be
hung on the last Friday in June.
Complaints are heard from all quar-
ters ofthe continued irregularity Of the
mails. Is there no remedy
Spanish dollars are in demand in
Philadelphia at premium Of two per
cent.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

A Society has been formed in New
Haven Conn. for the purpose Of "impro.
wing the city in it's architecture and lis
scenery"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

An important association is forming
in Paris, at this moment, having for its
object to hasten the emancipation Of the
Jews on all points of the Globe.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

Complaints are heard from all quar-
ters ofthe continued irregularity Of the
mails. Is there no remedy I at
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-29

in Forsyth KrrrNo
90 between party OF indians and lately obtained the
pay ~ ida % T wa &c % ~ Observatory England
of
There no lives os but masy y hundsdths Of second
suit of the conflict Mr. Luke Mercantile Advertiser
obtained
P1esen a. ne years
M Roh,sor as in h hnr possession Of
y had
into the paicularIhe victory officer of British
@ , @ py % m ". pre- p who has lost one leg the service
about the goId mines in that place! his country"
'e' Dansh write readers
that the for hanging prevalent
t OF vgance aPpona in England. that criminals who
the with the hanged laughing and singing
young gaows the
have published detailed o the hang themselves
the jumping
ns puoc mc y the
keener On The "
having Samuel ORuk Konnedy
into the Mohawk had which by ORourk by jump
having been found ah Jue search of fOenfyUe feet a ineA
@ no evidence appearing TO- sorro6o. Register acoun.
whole the report sheds no new
light the do the
proless 10 nave any pounds, dollars
eucidaton Comr Enc worked by of
y l2 might threem machines ar-
s. y,. , ranged ogeher--ea mach
have won bs, made I nns f ,ha making
long wooen stockings
merry by his noqual powers First having
Of the wa.er wheel the oil can was inn his hand
mediate before asked
compished the sound from the do that
e roNe AS league how look
70 that mar, of The epyn ,be t,cL was I'm aslape."
explained, heaiy laugh wasjo join
engineer The Porugese
Albany Dai Adv da Gloria year
-- on the 10Th ult-thet s the period at
VERMONT third trial which, according Pou
W,"., g she could take the
candidate was elected. AT the former
election the ani-maonc candidate re-
hundred
Mr. Everett AT the TWO hs trials ANIMAL the Doo inI
" " ~ w Philadelphia More 900 weroI
slaughtered during the past weeks
MI, VAN Du..u.-gh.se, who are sssat
particularly that Mr. VAN Bu-l
Rem shall be elected the Presidency gon of Geo.
reason 10 nank certain editors 10: This been
him twelve months and has
him Presiden. nothing and fhey ready
persist that course his election will be
certain as that the time for election The French
VIII afn's-oai. nep Dr. Antomarchis of
face after death for 100000!
We notice that the popular song Old
Crimes recently epubshed in this Il your Subscribers
S%s , Eg % St u"a r said
Rhodesland The author of the song hg "No replied
Albert G. Greene he 81 believe
selor at Law. Prov 'ourn have subscribed for the paper
The act passed 1877 appropiatng Nicholas Virginia.
ue rom Tue been appointed by the
sui ofihe United States
has been pead the place Wm S
is about $4,000 dollars yet paid s.;., b., h s, " NJ
into the Treasury of the State This Haven Cor, r % n
Coro wing the city its architecture and lis
~ ''"''o"''"' scenery"
important forming
morning bis womu Paris this having for its
late this the other to the of the
work hour before Jews all points of the Globe
!" :, Sure and I'll be even with 'em tonight, -,
them How. Patrick "Why The Philadelphia Gazette states that
the President
suref ted in that city between the 25th
and the 9th OF june
Yesterday The If the Fo; in Boton
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Alle |
SCuOOLFORY YOUNG LADIES!


rNNIlE duties of the subscrbc,'s School for
the 81 Of September next
Toms per session OF five months, BfJ, payable
N advance.
Nj $ viii be aided in the business of the School
Il on by qualified assistant teacher
From desire To introduce n more thorough and
effective aYbenh of examination the undersigned
respectfully gvos notice TO the pnfona OF hts
school Hat the public exercises at the close OF tho
ncxl session, will be continued Mgcc dags For
any reasonable fuac, Mr. S will not object 10 n
pupils being excused; but he expressly dcsres
th, IA scholn may be- cot fide1 to his tuition who
docs mol intend 10 slnnd IN examination.
For the unlocked f.r patronage extended TO.
wnrd2 hia Lectures on Nnlurnl and Experimental
Philosophy, Mr.. s reforms his grateful ncknow
Judgments The sceond DIVISION OF the course m
GLIDING the Departments e rhyscs Mechanics
iiyd,odynami.0, Pnenm,'iss and Acoustics,
AIll enter upon = 20 III. ~ srdo1r, and
same lbsml esped ~ The fcquis.ie nA,las5. .
tca arPntata tHee1.iesH OF fhis oifi5sl .
tl'c course are iu..a 'sltst 90 every li7ass
mind
forlho classor l#Hr. tss Lectures wi be-
held on Tuesday and I,iday molnag all o..
clock and for The clue Of gentlemen, on laess'o
and Friday evening Al carly candle light
Tickets iot Ladies', 80 for members NJ The
subscribers school mud Tor Gentlemen, iG
a fhe unavoidable expenditure involved IN this
arduons Undertaking abs IBIS the entire prncceds Of
ttIc subscIbefs labnufs he feels lhnt there is n
mmbed popuety IA BIS asking payment in adj
vance. f. G. SMITH.
iulV ~ c,,f
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EDUCATION.

VENIIE heKt Icrn OF lTc subscfber'a scb1ol will
= commence on Monday the end day ef Sep
lfmbef ensuing and Will continue until too end Of
March, 1881 All students cntcfe1 at the Ley,u-
nmg Of tho session, Of on any subsequent daXs
will be considered entered until the end, unless
Otherwise specified al the time Of entrance.
The subscriber VIII use every means wi hin his
power To facilitate the progress Of students comfuit.
ted TO his care, aud TO enable them attain an as-
curate knowledge of,he studies in which Il cy arc
engagedCafe viii also be taken that s,udent, be
not embarrassed IN their studies, by being cnya-
scI ID tea ssfeeti q ra'lcty, at the same time.
JOHN c, REID
L. S.-The tuition will be required on or before !
the day olneN Doccuber C.sR.
Aun | Ii
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NOTICE.

DURsUANT 10 decree pronounced by the
o. Cncuil Superior coua Of Law and Chan.
Gerry for the county OF Amhersl, IN the lob day Of
April, 1888. IN the the case Of Isaac Ruskef and
mllosc Rnclcl against Richard H. Bull, WI
liam shelton, Richard Butks Wl,ham Ware, At
chbald Robinson, adm r. Of Isaac Ilusley, dee d
Fleming Coleman Robert TinsIey, Alexander
rinsiey aud Wan. Il Roaue, The undersigned viii
on tho 30th day Of August LoXt, on the premises
~ SAID decree mentioned. proceed 10 SCI! NJ public
au ton on a credit oftwcive months, taking fiont
the purchaser OF purchasers bond with approved
personal sccaity 10 secure the payment OF the pur-
chase money, the tract Of land in said decree men.
uoned which is dcstrILclin the dcel f G. N SAID
case, Us situated IN the county Of Amherst on The
east side oi the Tobacco Row mountain, and lying
on or near tic road iadns through Craw iof9- gal
and contains ono handr a aud eighty fou' sctcs.
RICHARD Y. EUBANk, y sheriit for
I'd. Winston, ShufAf Vi Annie 81 county
Auo. tbs
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~ Hon. WILLIAM RIVES.
A ,.lter 10 tn Enquirer of the 33dofJ July. over
t=,,,lt5, - M0llus has in4lulsed I'M \ So.
~ IL mon the u ,ticai orthodoxv and con
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ra,,l h , mas ,itcno,eI to p.oyct4ai Nr NJ.
whose Constitutional ooIcions are identical
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I ISss,

vt tbe aanIo Tine and place vii I've sold iva sets of
bAeksn,hs Foos, iio,aes, Cows. sinep aud
Hogs llousehold aud K'chen F,fnlture, and
Farming utenss, Iaeadt's sool Wind Mill.
Tins properly ia veil known that, tho snl,-
srube, considers 1t unnecessary TO give any dotai-
ed description OF 't,or abo,od culosy upon the pccu
linr Advantage winch 1t posses q situation for
Inyfn, or othor public business lie " III there
ofc only refNrs thai II 10 well worthy the auan.
non ol any person leanoua otpnrchasins such pro-
perry
he property may be viewed at any time mr.
ia, Il IL, s+- -
made known upon TINT day
WN HENDERSON,
Aun | wJw
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TO E'llE srAtsHItIl,..

vHNllla subyetlbers Will at all times give the
= highest cash price for Wheat IN this place
W. arc now offering 81 l2l pei busbc for tie b.st
w'ie wheat aid III n for tn bcs, red wheat, Dc
lrycroble IN tew weeks. We prefer giving the
fnrmets m extra pflee, in preference 20 paying
a gcnls 10 meet them on the road TO purchase The
whcnt, and hope they viii give us emil Eefufa
dizzy sell LANGHORNEs Il Mlzf,Ns
Lynfhburg, July2J otf
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(pJslrlJ AIRY

DIED, of the cholera IN New Orlenus, on thc
ath Of me, Nj ONEK1O$ II STARTLING. ~
the 2ls yehr of his nge, late Of Iieniy county Va
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VI AR usE AGE.

MARRIED, in West Ce4tlc, Caswcll county,
n G. ON "Wednesday the 9ls, nit by Benjamin G
Wcst, Esq Mr. SAMUEL FLOYD, 10 Mics
PAMELA 4 SALE, nll al Amherst county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-01

<'r Joel Clonsn. the murderer Of Mrs. Mary
" Hamilton, was executed on the pom INST rcur
Nonst Holly, y J.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-01

Fae Frur.--There was exhibited Il, our Office
i. ,y or two past basket of two valuable varic.
hes Of Apples from the extensive orchard and
nursery OF Nh John Rieheson. The Summer Pip
nm is a large fine apple, unsurpassed for the pur-
o,sc OF cooking. The Sumrer Cheese is of a rich
DELICIOUS Il ivor and an excellent tobc fruit