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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-01-29

The Presidents Visit to .Ms,o England
At the celebration of tho 9th inst. al Hart
ford, Conn the following Resolution was of
fered by Col. Judson, OF Windham County
and adopted by acclamation
"Resolved, That a Committee Of Eve be
designated whose duty il shall be, to signify
to Andrew Jackson, President Of the United
States, our veneration for his character, our
appreciation Of his administration. and invite
him, al such times as shall suit his conven
ience, TO visit New England, where we will
be proud, individually, TO conduct him over
the, soil once enriched by the blood Of his
compatriots Of the Revolution, and EXHIBIT
10 him the institutions of repub.ica an freedom
preserved by the sons of the Pilgrims"
Whereupon. Andrew T. judson, Epaphras
Porter. William H. Ellis, Gideon Weles. g.
Orrin Holt. were appointed a committee to
carry into effect the aforcsa d resolution.
On motion. it was Resolved. That the
President Of the Day q. N. Niles) be added
to said committee. tr
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gT NEW YORK AMERICAN, Daily. yoI.

VI NEW, YORK AMERICAN, DAILY. Vol.
unEl3 AN erssing paper which gives the latest
news Of the day, both foreign and domestic, up
TO the hour Of departure Of the nails, south and
north. IL also contains Literary and Miscellan-
eous Selections. from the best Fore gn and A
merican Journals together with Review or
Notice on Saturdays Of most Of the new Publ-
cations that have issueo from the Press during
the week T; it has also liberal patronage az an
advertising paper, and therefore unites the ad.
vantages Of Business, Instruction, and Anuse.
mem. Those who advertise in the daily paper,
have the privilege of adver;isingals in the
Tai WEEKLY AnERIcAs, if they desire il, ,cith.
out any additional exp>nse
Terms, TEN dollars per annum, in advance.
Published al No. 35 Wall street, N Y by
DIX MINOR.
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~NEw-YoRK AMERICAN, 7yi,

Weekly. VoLumE I'd The Tri.Weekly .Ameri.
can contains the same that is given in the Daily
paper, and differs from il ony in being published
every other, instead ofevery day This is the
only Tri- Weekly paper published IN New York.
IL is n very convenient medium of inte diligence,
at very cheap rate, for Gentlemen in tho
country. who wish not only TO read the news Of
the day, but also TO learn what is doing in tho
busness community. In tho Tri Weekly, as
well as in the Daily New.York american, will
DO found, in addition.to the news and advertise
ments. OF the doy, an extensive Marine List,
Sales OF Stocks and of Real Estate, Prices Cur
rent, and Bank Note Table,-.and all for the mo.
derute price of fire dollars. a year, in 0dranes,
or just enc half tue price Of daily paper, as we'll
as OF the postage. although IL contains much
reading aud advertising as the daily paper, the
Advertisements are not often published in il
a. IN the daily, which enables us TO give all the
reading matter of the Daily.
Iorms, FIVE DOLLARS per year, in advance.
Published at No 35 Wall street, N. Y.
DIX MINOR
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North Kingstown Bunk.

n Il the annual meeting of the Stockh
"A ers Of the North Kngstown Bank the
following persons were chosen Directors, viz:
ELISHA WATSON, WILLIAM BArrEv. Or
IvEa WATsoN, JouN CLARKE, JoNArHAN
REYNOLDS, EsBoN SANFORD, JEFFREY DAVIS.
PARDON II. HAMMOND, JoHN r. WuITFonp,
CHRIsToPnER ALLEY, JosEPR c. SANFORD d,
EZRA ID. DAVIS, WILLIAM BAKER ,JEREmiAu
G. GADsEY, WILLIAM g HAMMOND, Gro.
HAMMOND, EsBoN SANFORD, Jr. NIcHoLA
SPINK, DANIEL STANTON, WILLIAM BnowNs
ING, aud ELiPnALET YOU'VE.
And at subsequent meeting Of the Direc.
tors ELISHA WATSON, Esq. was reelected
President Of said Bank.
P.T.HAMMOND, Cashier.
Wexford, Nov. 20, 1890.
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In this town on Sunday evening. by the
Rev. Mr.. Choules, Mr.. Wm. S. Barker to
miss Mary 8. Bailey daughter of the late
mr. Paul Bailey.
10 this town on Monday morning last, by
the Rev. Mr.. Kent, Mr.. William Tallman,
jun. of New Bedfordyto Miss Abigail Kent,
daughter of the Rev. Asa Kent OF this town.
AT New York on the l7th inst. Mr.. Viii.
liam A. y atson of this town, 10 Miss Mary
Ann Muckle, Of New York.
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FLOUR AND PROVISION STORE
VIM. VARS.

Al the old Store Of Wm. and John Vars.
WILL keep constantly on hand, for sale
w by whole sale and re,aii-Flour and
Provisions Cheese, Butter, Salt, New
York Crackers by the bbl., Soap ny the bex--
together with q general assortment Of Ship
Stores and Groceries--s complete assortment
Of Msnilla and Tsrred Rigging.
ALso--a good lot OF Lac kawana and vir-
gina Coal for families and Black Smiths
and Charcoal Of the best kind.
Jan. 20, 1882.
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NrNEw.YORK AMERICAN. Sc

mi.Weekiy, VOLUME 10, Is printed on a large
imperial sheet OF superior paper, and will contain
tho latest news, both foreign and domestic. with
copious selections from literary and scientific
journals, both European and American; also,
reviews or notices Of most Of the new pubica.
tons of the day. A column or moro will also be
devoted in each paper to Internal improvements,
Mechanics, Agriculture, or Horticulture, which
will serve to give it variety, without interfering
with those subjects to which itbss been hereto
fore devoted. The Semi weekly NEw-YoRK
AMERICAN will also contain a Price Current and
Bank Note List, together with sales of Stock.
Real Estate, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, &c &c. all
carefully prepared for this establishment.
Terms, rouR dollars per annum, in advance
or fce dollars, II not paid in advance.
Published at No. 35 Wall street, N Y by
ID X MINOR
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These Bricks must be cast in moulds OF such
size as TO average when burned, eight inch
es, by four inches, by two and half inches.
They must be OF the best quality Of ,ner.
chantable Bricks. The proportion Of sal.
men or pale bricks, must not exceed one
eighth Of the whole, and no soft or very psle
bricks will be. received. The proportion Of
arch bricks must not exceed ono eighth Of
the whole, and none Of these that are much
warped, will be received.--The proportion
Of broken Bricks must not exceed two per
cent. At least, 100000 TO be delivered by
the Ist day Of June next, and the remainder
IN the course Of the Summer and Autumn OF
the year, at such periods as may suit the
convenience of the Contractor, provided
there be always on hand the supply requisite
for the progress Of The work.
Should any person desire 10 furnish the
stated number of Bricks, or less number,
of O size different from that given above,
they will please TO accompany their propo-
sails with statement OF the length, breadth
and thickness, OF well burned Brick, Of the
kind they wish 10 supply.
Before forming the Contract, a fair sam
pie will be required TO be deposited in the
Engineers Oflico Al Fort Adams, which,
should il prove satisfactory, viii govern in
the inspection Of ihe several deliveries.
Payment will be made, if required, on
each cargo duly inspected and received
All communications touching this subject,
to be directed TO Brevet Col. JosEPH G. Tor
TEn, II. 8. Engineers, Newport, X. I.
JOS. q. TOTTEN, Ii. Col. Eng'rs
Brepo Col.
Fort Adams, Newport Hnrbos, R.L}
January Sd, 1888
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GTAMERiCAN RAILROAD JOUR-
NAL AND ADVOCATE OF INTERNAL

NAL AND ADVOCATE OF FINTERNAL
IMPROVEMENTS, VOLUME 2d.-This
Journal was cofsme need on the LIST Of January,
1857, with n single subscriber. Ii has now
just commenced It's second volume, with near
one thousand subscribers, scattered in every
state in the Union. II was at fret devoted 10
the subject Of Ra ailroads, Internal improvements,
and nsws Of tho day /; but it now embraces in
addition TO the above, department for agrcul-
ture, and another for the Mechanic Arts, where.
in will be found an account of most new lnven-
tons Such, indeed, has been the encourage
ment held out, that tho publisher is induced TO
extend its usefulness by making il, not only
journal Of the progress Of Internal improvements
by means Of Railroads, Canals, and Steam Car
riages, in our own country and in Europe, but
also by making il a Jouina of mechanical ini-
provcments aud inventions, and thereby collect
ing a greater variety Of useful information, re-
lating to such subjects, into n smaller compass
and at q less cost, than can be found in any
other publication now before tho public. Ar
rangements have been made to give engravings
or illustrations Of such new inventions as may
be deemed important TO the community. The
American Railroad Journal and Advocate Of In.
ternal improvements, will alse contain much
interesting and useful literary md news read
ing, with such public documents ns may be
deemed worth recording for future reference.
II will also contain Meteorologic Tables, kept
at Montreal, l.. c., New York city, Charleston,
=. G. TO gsther with others kept al intermediate
places. We have also the promise Of one kept
on Red River, in Louisiana also, Prices Of
Stocks, Sales Of Real Estate, Prices Current
and Bank Note List, &c &C.
Terms, THREE Dollars per snnum, in advance,
and soW not be sent cifhouf. rtf
The first volume may be had either in sheets
or bound and the second volume will be for.
warded BY numbers, 90 they are issued, 10 any
part Of the United States. Price Of binding, 50
cents, rs cents, or ~, according 70 quality.
Published 81 No. IS Wall street, N. Y.,by
ID X. MINOR:,
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distressing .4ecideni.--On Friday last, a
young man by the name of -------- Leonard,
was killed at Q rolling mil. in Pipetown.--
AS the fy-wheel was revolving with great
rapidity, one Of the bolts became detached
from it, struck the unfortunate. victim about
the middle Of the body, and completely cut
hin IN tive. I. hauoftE altl
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TUST opened by the subscribers en- as.
- sortment ofc cheap hats which arc far su-
perlor TO any that can be bought at any dry
good or grocery store in town as cheap as
The cheapest. ALso, an assortment OF La
DIES CAFES which will be sold CmEAP.
}. b. g. J. G. WEAVER.
Jan. 2Ist, 1883.
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The number of deaths in New York last
year was l0,359, being 1896 more Than ever
occurred before in any one year, 35l5 died
Of cholera, cholera morbus 93, consumption
l4l5. commissions sol, intemperance ll9,
small pox 80.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-01-29

CARROLL. have lived, he said, 10 my
Goth year; / have enjoyed continued
health; l have been blessed with great
wealth, prosperity, and NEST Of the good
things which the world can bestow pub.
lie appreciation, esteem, appIause-but
what look back on, with greatest satis-
faction to myself, is that have practised
the duties Of my Religion He was a
Catholic.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-01-29
Dancing School.
d. +. CAPRON
Takes this opportunity to tender his
grateful acknowledg.m. .nts to The CIT.
izens Of NsWport for the yery
IS liberal patronage that has Y
-. L.. L-.S-..

cd rpon him,
A ND informs them that his School will
IA open for the instruction Of Masters and
Misses in the sccom ,lishment Of Dancing.
at the Masonic Hall on Tuesday February S,
whore no hopes by strict attention to his
profession and by his assiduous exertions
to please, to merit q continuance Of that pat.
ronsge and favor which he has heretofore so
universally received, and which it will be his
highest aim to merit and retain
Terms oftution, SO per quarter, "a lessons
10 q quarter, 2 per week.
Days of tuition Tuesday and Wednesday
afternoon, from 2 o'clock to S.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

'rHE undersigned has been appointed ad
minlstrator on the estate of Hiram
PoprLE; late ofNewport, deceased. g. there.
fore requests all persons having demands
gainst said estate to present their claims for
settlement, and those indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay ment to
Russell CLARKE, .9dm'r
Jan. % 1893.
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NOTICE.
Thomas Fowler .Jr.

- ECElVED yesterday very extensive
~ assortment of seasonable goods For
eign and Domestic, which will be opened this
morning. lie might make many sssuran-
ees OF low prices grea. bargains &c. but pre-
fers leaving IL to the judgement Of purchasers
who may favour him with call. [oct. %.
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The amount OF imports of foreign merchan-
die into the port of New York, for the year
ending Sept. 80. 1882. was $50 S55 .929, and
Of exports $l095i.48S. The amount ofdu
ties was $I7, 1881 ia 70.
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SAVINGS BANK.

A DIVIDEND was declared this day Of
"A "a per cent on oil sums that have been
in for the space Of six months and Il per CT
on oil sums that have been in for the space
of three mon,hs agreeably TO the regulations
Of the Institution payable on and after Sat-
urday the 10Th inst.
BHADWEN, Treas,
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FA TEMP ia TION.

"HERE is the Lady that can, and
w would not get Married when at TIL
LEY'S she can purchase Nice Lace three
yards wide for Wedding dress, at Sl,50
cts the ysrd.
Jan. %.
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BOOTS AND SHOES, Ar CosT.

hooiS AND SioEs, AT COST.
rNHE Entire Stock in Trade of tiORSE-
II WE'LL g. ALDRICH, consisting of
every description of BOOTS a. SHOES.
and aquantlty oflNDIA RUBBERS, will be
offered at private sale, at cost, for cash. at
Tue Old Stand Recently occupied by them
The Store will be opened on MONDAY
next, for the purpose OF selling SAID stock at
wholesale and retail, and will remain open
for that purpose, for one month.
! have appointed Caleb Trip Agent TO
dispose OF the above property.
HENRY Y. CRANSToN, Assignee.
Newport, Jan. 1st.
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The steamboat Benjamin Franklin,
Capt. Bunker, sailed on her last trip for
the season, to Providence, yesterday af-
ternoon. On her return she will be
laid up for the winter.
Prov. Jour. ofThursday..
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The price Of a negro carpenter in vir'
einia 10 I 200 dollars; boyof IA brings
400 dollars.
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EruER SHELLEY, of Saco, District At
torney Of Maine, is elected to the United
States Senate from Maine, for six years
from 9TH March. in room of Mr.. John
Hol mes.
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LIST OFLETTERS.

ID EMAINING in the Post Office
~ Newport II. ]. Jan. 9th 1888.
@ Persons calling for them should
say advertised.
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ernor and Senate, therefore, in manner
and form before mentioned, has virtual
ly deprived the people of the opportuni-
ty of again expressin5 their wishes in
regard to the choice of Senator I; and il
therefore, in the opinion Of the under
signed, an arbitrary Infringement upon
the sovereign aud reserved rights Of the
people, justified and justifable only by
Unauthorized legislation and usurped
powers.
SeUenfh-Because the election of
said Robbins was accomplished by said
Grand Committee, in the absence of
members of this House, whose settled
Opinions were known to be opposed
thereto and whose absence at this time
is occasioned by the visitations of sick
ness. rts aa \. ~.
Eighth-Because, Difference to the
majesty of the people required post
ponement Of the choice Of senator, until
a Governor and Senate had been duly
elected by them and by them clothed
with the constitutional rigat of making
such choice.
Ninfh-Because, by the constitution
Of the United States, when vacancy
occurs in the office of Senator IN the re-
cess Of The Legislature the acting Gov
ernor, (if he rightly exercises the office
of Chief Magistrate under the aforesaid
act, and without an election by the peo-
ple,) is authorized to fill such vacancy
until the meeting of the next Legisla-
ture, we cannot refrain from the conclu-
sion, therefore. that the election Of Mr.,
Robbins was pressed at the present
time with view Of screening the acting
Governor from all responsibility of an
act, which must have brought up the
constitutionalily of the law, by which he
1Ow assumes Id administer the Govern
ment. fa
Tenth Because, il is our deliberate
opinion, that another choice of Senator,
by Legislature, both branches of
which shall have heen duly elected by
tne people, viii and must sUpercede the
election of Mr.. Robbins. and render it
null aud void
Wherefore, the undersigned make
this protest against the validity of said
election, as an act due to themselves g.
their constituents and respectfully ask
that the same may be entered on the
journal Of This House.
Here follow the names of 80 members
Of the House, who signed the protest.
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The LATE DUEL.-The silly young
gentleman who was recently wounded at
Cumberland, in Rhode Island, in an af-
fair Of false honor, has had his leg ampu-
tated.
Pans.--A city of pleasure, amusement,
&c. where four ifths Of the people die bro.
ken hearted .Mirabeau.
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T1EH REPuBrIoAN.
N e w PORT,
TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. 90.

From the Providence Herald.
T The following is the Protest ol
the minority in our Assembly, against
the election Of Senator in Congress,
referred to in the Journal Of proceedings
on Thursday evening last. 1t was re.
Jected by vote of % To 26.
THE STAT OF RiIODE-IS-
LAND AND PROVIDENCE
PLANTATIONS
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NOTICE.

SEVENTEEN Boxes Of MAcnisEsy was put
~ on board Of tho Sloop EAGLE OF this oort.
on the 18th instant, while laying in Now York
by some person unknown.--1'he only direction
on the Boxes was NEwPoRr, and as no pc rscn
has appeared to claim the property, il is suppos
Cd TO have been put on board by mistake--
paying charges, on application 10
Wa. * j. VARS
Newport, Dec. 90
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AssIGNEE's NOTICE.

ASSIGNEE' = NOTICE..
MI ESSRS. HORSEW ELL g. LDRICU
lvl have made an sslgnment to me. az
their property and effects, for the benefit o.,
their Creditors. u persons having claims
against said HoRsEwELL g. ALDRIcB, are
requested to present them--and every person
indebted to said Firm, is requested to make
immediate payment.
HENRY Y. CIR NSTON, Assignee.
Newport, Jan lst.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO.p1RT
NERSyyp

NHE connection in business heretofore
Il subsisling between the subscribers. un
der the firm of Horswell and Aldrch. was
this day dissolved by mutual consent The
business OF said firm will be settled ND by
Henry Y Cranston, Esq to whom we have
made an assignment Of our property for The
benefit OF our creditors.
VIM. HORswELL,
Jan. 8 WIN. w. ALDRICH.
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S ip N e w s /.

Arr. brig Gov. Coddng,on, Dennis, II
days from Havana, for N. York; left a,that
port, Jan 10 brig Fame, Vrnson, of tins Yort;
Rising States, oil Providence; brig Neius,
of Warren.
CLEARED.
,Schr. United States, Spooner, Charleston,
sc
MEMORANDA.
Arr. at New Orleans, 9Th, barque Rich
,nond, Burroughs. Savannah.
Ship William Baker, Of and for Warren,
at Trinidad de Cuba, loading.
Ship Boy, Pitman, arrived at Matanzas
Jan 5, II days from this port.
Sch. Cito, Tanner. cleared at Mobile
Jan. 8, for Pensacola.
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CANTON FLANNELs!! !!
NANTON and other FlsnneIs In great
~ variety, some as low ss l2t cts. per yard
just received by T.FOWLER, Jr
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.4rresi Of Mr.. .avery- Avery was ar
rested by the deputy Sheriff Of Fall River,
Col Hsrnden. at the house Of a mr. Maybe
which 10 situated on by-road about three
miles from Rlndge, N. II.
His examination took place near the Stone
Bridge, Tiverton. He has been committed
to Jail in this town, to await his trial at the
Supreme Judicial Court holden in this town
on the first Mondsy of March next.
WAR.-The London Times contains
the following account of machine for
"dong up" man and his works at he
shortest notice What a satire on hu-
manly is such an invention las it time
disease and accident which keep the
grave continually giuited, could not suf-
ficien,ly do the work of dealh.-U. 8.
Gazette.
"Amcngsi other destructive means of
offence mention is made Of the internal
machine'--an invention of NJ. Favard,
to which The power attributed to the Ca
diz mortar in your St. Jamse's park is
but as that OF "a pocket pistol in compare
son. This machine, understand, con-
sists ofan immense cask or barrel, hoop
ed round with massive iron bindings of
enormous strength. 1t is fixed in the
ground. at the same angle OF elevation as
Is used for the discharge of a shell, and
is 50 contrived as TO be brought to bear
OIL any given point, the same as a mortar.
Its great power consists in the enormous
size oflhe projectile, which it can throw
to an immense distance, the destructive
effects of which on explosion are said to
be irresistible. Ihave been told, that in
an experiment made with it in wood in
France, the explosion Of ihe projectiie
tore up and shattered to atoms some
scores Of large trees in every direction
round. The m ltcrials which il scatters
ON exploding are calculated to set any
combustible substance in n blaze. The
citadel, with all it powers Of resistance,
could not long hold out against the terri
&c effects of such machine, which is it
realizes only. half what is said of it, it
would well deserve the name it has re-
ceived."s i-5
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Newport, Jan. ls, 1889.