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Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-02

4 Mistake.-A poor fellow, recently from some of the canals or rail roads, with more money than good luck, went into a tavern in N. York lately and obtained something to drink, in payment of which, he offered ten dollar bill on the United States Bank. The note was immediately pronounced to be counterfeit, and he was forthwith dragged, and with no little violence either, to the police office, where charge was preferred against him in due form of passing counterfeit mo. ney. Being too much excited, and having taken too much ardent spirits immediately to answer the charge, he was committed for the night. and was brought up yesterday and in- terroSated by the magistrate. In answer to the question how he came by the note, he re- piled, that he had worked for it. and had got it out of the big bank in Wall street. Ina, can't be, sad the magistrate-they would not pay out counterfeit money. Counterfeit ar no counterfeit, replied the examinant, I got it there with several others, and that's all know about it. The note was here taken up and critically examined by the magistrate, who pronounced it a good one, bat for greater certainty it was sent to the bank and ascer- tained to he genuine. The prisoner was of course immediately set at liberty York Courier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-02

Mir. Audubon returned to this city yesterday. From him learn, and it affords pleasure to state the fact, that within the last six months than fifty subscribers have been added to his lsi for his great American work Orni,hoIogy. These; at $eOO each make the sum of $40. .OOO.-Fha. Com Herald. MNyder.-We stated the authority of the Uti- ca Sentinel, that young man named Frothngham, of the students of the Oneida Instituie miss ing from Whitesboroush and fears entertained for his safety. The Observer of this morning states that Mr. FrOlhingham has been murdered. He had been to Utica for a of money and it is supposed had exhibited il in the presence oftwo men, who way laid and murdered him on his return 10 the Institute
 ~. Y. Com. Adu.
 Corruption at Eiections-In the British House of Commons, the 18th Of March, Mr. Ellice moved for leave to introduce hill 10 identify certain persons who might be summoned to give testimony respecting the bribery practised the late Stafford elecion In support of his mOson Mr. E. stated shat of the 526 voters in favor of the member reiurnad 524 had re. ceived sums of money, varying from to six pounds The motion was then agreed to.
 Isaac Cor B0rn't for many years Consul of tho United States at Paris, died in that city, as we learn from Galignani's paper, on the sth ulI.-N r. Amer. Asparagus is Fepu,ed to be very healthy vegetable LuOdOn says. in Pars is much resor.ed 10 by tho sssn'ary operative cIasses, when they are troubled with syMrtOmS of gravel or stone.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18

MURDER WILL oyr.--About six years
since, the reader will probably remember, a
package containing about $4,000 was pla.
ced by a clerk of s. g. Al. Allen on board
the Steamboat Sun, to be conveyed to one Of
their agents up the North River About the
time appointed for starting it was found there
was some arrangement Of ths machinery, in
consequence OF which the passengers who
were notified Of the fact, took passage on
board the Richmond. In the hustle nnd con-
fusion attendant upon the removal Of the
trunks and other travelling appendages Of
the passengers, the package in question was
lost. The impression of the Captain was.
that the person who left il. called and took il
again. but the general belief was that he had
impruden,ly delivered 1t to somc pnauthoriz-
ed person, who had availed himself Of the
confusion on board to possess himself Of the
valuable contents. An action was brought,
and recovery hsd in one Of the State courts,
against the owners ofthe Sun, for the value
Of the package, upon their general liability
as common carriers-but upon On appeal to
the Court of Errors, the decision was few
months since reversed. Matters remsinet
in this situation until few days since, wher
sufficient information was elected to show
that the package in question had been with
others transferred BY the Captain Of the Sur
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aimee In Boston, Of HE sccomplices, and ali
the sttsndsns sisoumstsnees subsequently,
to which, Upon the reqaisisioa Of the Govet.
nor Of this Slate, 10 wss given up By tho
Governor Of Massachusetts, and brooRht to
this city, where he l. nov held as prison
or to await the issuo Of the proceedings in.
stituted against him end his associates.
Thsse srs Of complicated character, owing
to the circumstance, that % regards two OF
the parties, who have resided within the
State, the csiminsi offence has become out
lawed by the stssute or limitations. Col.
Prescott OF Boston, and N. D. Blunt, Esq Of
this city, who are prosecuting the parties.
have, upon cling billin Chsncery, obtain.
ed an injunction npon the two residing in this
State. enjoining them from disposing ofthsir
property, and At the same time had them Or.
rested and committed to prison in an action
Of Trover, where the damages are laid st
twenty thousand dollars. Similar proceed
ings have been authorized In New Jersey
and in Ohio, which will probably result in
securing TO the Msssrs. Aliens the entire a.
mount Of their loss with the interest.
The parties implicated have all been here.
tofore convicted Of criminal offences, al
though they have latterly, by Withdrawing
from their former ~ocatiops, obtained stand
ing in society fer beyond that to which they
could ever have hoped to aspirc. II is ssid
thatthe party arrested at Staten Island, who
is charged ss one Of tho gang and is now
in confinement in tho jail Of the county, was
but few days prior to his arrest, ono o
the grand jurors at the Circuit Cour, recent,
held in that county.
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PROSPECTUS OF
PRIZE STCRAFT EXPqSED d.

At time like the present when intoler
n auce and supe rstition are 4edding
their banefuf influence over the fai3st por.
tions Of the globe--when priestchn and
delusion threaten the destruo(on Of
our, inestmablo priviled ges--it Pcomes
the friends Of liberty to be up aud doing.
That there exists among the pricstho& do
termination to bring uS into bonde6. will
scarce be doubted by any who are bles3d with
reason. There exertion are untiring &inces
sant--thcir numbers almost oountIessl~ their
publications % numerous ss the Ioc&sts in
Egypt---and unless they and their
ung Sdy schemes are met with nQual
vigilance equal zeal g. activity by tho 7ends
Of religious freedom, olr glorious fabric will
be in ruins. t@ s
Citizens Of this proud Republic your lib
critics were purchased with blood and tears--
the precious gifts of m age Of glory have
beon committed to yourchargc 20
prove faithless stewards OF q priceless inl
heritsnce I? Will ye see the tree of libertl
'felled to the earth without a single effot
to prevent its destruction? We trust yol
will soy, No God forbid
That publication of this kind is necce9
ssry W bch shall cooly and fearlessly expos
the unrighteous combinations, the unhoE
schemes Of an artful and designing prie4-
hood--will be acknowledged by all. Sulh
shall be our end and aim.--We shall detde
our best powers to the work Of expcshg
the pious frauds and clsrical corruption so
fatally prevalent at the present time. The
mad excitements occasionned by zeal viii.
out knowle dge, will be carefully looked after.
The various begging schemes, and monbd
monoplies will be attended to. In shdrt
nothing shall be wanting to render il desd-
wing the patronage of generous commit
nifty. The low price (being only about half
which is usually charged will place itwkln
CONDITIONS.
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monthly at the unusually low price Of Fiflg
Cents per annum. Those who forward Fiyt
Dollars shall receive Eleven copies -thosk
who forward Ten Dollars shall have TWENTY
three copios--and for Twenty Dollars, thol
shall receive FIFTY copies for one year
reducing the price to sicte i'lsF
FORTY CENTS,
Per Annum Where subscribers live nea
each other, we can send two copies on
sheet, which will save them halfthe postoge
Those wisinS 70 subscribe will please esl
their Post Master to forward their names
- il win save expence. p iistss.
| .sEditoss who will insert the above, ska
receive . volume Of the work, and the herxs
.lthonks Of the publishers.
Il CARTER g. HENDERSON,. r.
| .Nsw Haven CT. May. "a 1888.
Oct. Is.
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Memoir OF RhOdc-Island.
1863.
THE
CHARTE II.
Granted BY King CHARLES H.


And further, Know ye, that We, of
Our more abundau, grace. certain know.
ledge and nicer motions hove Aeivsn.
granted and confirmed, and. by these
presents, for Us, Our heirs and success
sors, do give, grant and confirm. unto
the said Governor and Company, and
thoir successors, all shat part Of our do
minions in New-England, in America,
containing the Nahantick and Nanny
gansst, ialias Narragansett Bay, and
countries and parts adjacent, bounded
on the west. or westerly, to the middle
or channel Of river there, commonly
called aud known by the name of Paw.
catuck, alias Pawcawtuck river. and SO
along the nd river. a. the greater or
middle stream thereof reacheth or lies
up into the north country, northward,
unto the bead thereof. aud from thence,
BY straight line drawn due north. until
liz meets with the south line Of the Mas
sachusetts Colony and on the north. or
norsherly, by she aforesaid south or
sou,lerly Iins Of tho Massachusetts CO.
Iony or Plantation. aud extending to-
wards the east, or. eastwardly, three
English niles to the cast and north-eas,
OF the most eastern and northeastern
parts Of the aforesaid Narraganss,t Bay
ms the said bay lyeth or extendeth i.seIl
from the ocean on the south, or south
wardiy, unto the mouth of tho rivel
which runncth towards the town Of Pro
vidence. and from thence along the enst
) wardly side or bank of tho said river
O,igher called by the name of Seacuncl
river) TO TO the falls called Patucksl
falls. bong the most westwardly line Q
, PIimouth Colony, and 90 from the sal
{ falls, in straight limo. duo north, unit
, IL meet will, the aforesaid line of tn
I Massachusetts Colony; and bounded q
tho south by the ocean: And, in parti
. colar. the lands belonging to tho town
Of Providence, Pa.uxest, Warwick, Mi
qnammacock, alias Pawsusuck, and III
!, :est upon the main land In the tract I
foresaid. together with Rhode-IsIan'
: Block -Island, and oil the res. of the il
!. lands and banks In the Narrsganss
: Bay, and bordering upon ths coast
}. the tract aforesnid (Fishsr's Island on
= excepted y together with all firm land
y soils, grounds, hsveus, ports. rivers. "
!. Isers, hshinss, mines royal, and all 9th
: mines, minsfaIs. precious ssonss. qus
n riss, woods. grounds, rocks. slnss
" and al and singular oslrsr eemmodisis
). Jurisdictions. royalties. privileges, fts
y shisss, prshsninsuess snd hsssdi'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18
MORE CHEAP GOODS AT
ss No. ll@p
'ThaMes-street.
NJ SWI9Ta

HAS mora 6-4 diaper for only Is cents per
yard--more good crash for cents ana
more linnsn diaper for 10 and "a cents
"A Binds Eye diaper good, for only Is; per
more good calicoes for 8 conts and stock
incs from Sd. to ls. and IS cents per pair
and q great variety Of other Dry Goods
a cheap a. q broom. Also second handed
Postiey's cooking store and apparatus pipes
&c. cheap for cssh, his odd friends and the
public are invited to call and see for them
elves. August IA.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18
MAGAZINES.

THE Penny Msgszine, Of the Society for
the Diffusion Of Useful Knowledge pub.
lished in monthly parts, at 81 per ann.
The Peoples Magazine, published In Bog
ton every other Saturday, at only 9l, per
ann. slsfr, u t' $50 ,afc
Parley's MAJ "a zine, for children and youth,
pub lished ia Boston every other Saturday,
1t only 81 per year. r,.. N ..ai. I,
The attention Of parents and others, Is cali.
ed to the above cheap and popular publiea
tons which can be seen and examined, at n
lCALLAHAN'S--who is the authorized ..
| gent for this town and will receive sub
scriptions, and furnish the works monthly
and quarterly, free ofany extra charge.
| Acp 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

VXTE e the Subscribers having been ap-
wv pointed by the court of Probate for the
Town OF Tiverion Commissioners, to re-
ceive and examine the claims Of the credit
ors against the Estate of Philip Greene late
Of said Tiverton, mariner dec, and represen-
ted insolvent DO hereby give notice that six
months from the 4th day of November last
10 allowed for that purpose and that we are
ready at all times at our respective dwell
lings to receive the above said Claims and
that we will meet at the house Of George
Lawton in Tiverton on the last Tuesday of
April next to ADJUST the above said claims at
which time and place all persons interested
may appear and be heard.
JOSEPH OSBORN,
SAMUEL SEABURY, Comm'rs.
NICHOLAS E. DURFEE.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to mako immediate payment to
PETER ESTES, Administrator.
December a. 3w.
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Notice.

.-lt~ Notice.
THE Undersigned having this day form
u ed professional connexion for the
practice of
MEDICINE and SURGERY,
In this Town, under the firm of
VIM. & j. ". Turner,
Tender their services to the Public, in the
different branches Of their profession. They
will expect their Accounts to be paid or ad.
justed annually at least. VIZ
,,t,tf .Hiffes Wm. Turner.
J. T:Iurner.
The Subscriber having made q new ar.
rangement in business, as above stated, and
finding il Indispensable that all his old &C.
counts should be settled, earnestly aolicits
the attention OF those with whom be has On.
settled accounts, TO their adjustment aud
gives this general notice THAI after the FIRST
Of October next those remaining at that
time unadjusted, viii be placed In the hands
Of George Turner, Esq. for final scstlemont.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18
HIGH COAL

L E H G II G 0 A L.
TvHE Subscribe: has made arrangements
4 with the agent Of tho Lehigh Coal Com
pany, to be supplied constantly, with the
best Of the Lehigh soft and hard, at as rea-
sonabIe terms as can bs afforded, when it
arrives. s9ir H
The soh Lehigh has been tried in Phila.
delphia, and approved of in the kitchen and
parlour CRATES steam engines and cupola
furnaces, it burns brilliantly, and gives more
blaze and without the Stag, dross cinder, and
the impurity is common to most other coal.
A cargo is expected soon.
WIZ. VARS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18
HYGEIAN AGENCY.
sorTLINa AND LIQUOR STORE,
South Wing Of the Union Bank Building
DAVID MELVILLE,


Respectfully informs HE friends and the pub
lie, and Connoisseurs IN particular, that
hs intends keeping constantly on
:. hand for sale ss cneap as n
at any Store in town:
WINES and other Liquors Of the best
quality or draught. M
Do. in bottles by the dozen or single.
Bibberts Double Brown Stout and London
Porter. t
EVAN .uperior Porter ana Ale 10 quarts,
oipts, gross dozen or single.
l.. Island and New Jersey Cider, do. do. do.
Gepuine Lemon yrup, do. do. do do.
Draught .4le and Restorative, Ginger,
spruce and other Beer.
CORDIALS. Noyeau, Usquebaugh, Cher
~ Stone, Lemon, Life Of Man.
Liquors for sea stores or parties put up
ai short notice. .'
Portable Punch, convenient article fol
Sailing and Fishing parties, and 3. variety q
zo6hox Se1ic1esT tn1n6 same Iine.
s3Iso fcr sale, the highly approved asd IN
valuable Hygeisn Vegetable Universal Med
ieincs Of the British College Of Heath, Lon
don, and tho Hygeisn Publications.
Lsdics who wish to purchase will pleas
call At the House Of the agent opposite
Towusends Coffee House in Pelham Street
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HAvING entered into CO, partnership in
IL the discharge of the duties Of a Livery
Stable, respectfully solicit part Of the pub
lie patronage. They have two separate sta :
bles--one viii be KEEP; at the Bellevue Hotel
aud the other on the north side of Pelham 81
next above Mr.. Townsend's Coffee House.
Their horses and carriages ara second to
none, and close attention will be paid TO the
calls and wishes Of all who see proper to ex-
tend to them their favors. They win always
be in readiness to attend 10 the arrivals and
departures Of the Steamboat. In, q word
they are prepared to meet any exigency
which usually comes within the sphere Of
their business, horses kept for long or short
period. Terms liberal.
June 10.
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AvERY'S TRIAL.
-


nNE case small figured dark cslicoes 8 4
~ wide-warranted fast colours at Is cts.
For sale by WIN. G. COZZENS g. CO.
ALSO. rsr
A very fair article of Furniture Calico suita
BILE for Comforters &C. at 10 cents with q
variety Of fother low priced goods.
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NoTwITHs s TIA NDIN G
GOODS
HAVE RISEN ONE QUARTER
TILLEY. I.

MILL ssll his sntiro stock - the one
w prices. He has Just opened COM.
Pless essoflmsnt add they thsjl fatal evsnts)
Dc so'd N the same ratio. {. Sept. H.
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STOVES.
EO. F. NGS g. CO.

Wishf to INFORM fhe pubic,
Of ofSTOVES, in general use. Is this season un-
usually complete, and for sale at their Hardware
Store, sign ofthe Eagle, at reduced prices -
They havo also very handsome variety Of Par.
lour grates--and are agents for tho sale Of Doc.
tor Motifs celebrated STOVES, which they
have on hand Of various sizes and patterns, al
the Factory prices, with only the charge ol
transportation added. ~ 7af
Sept. l6 i,a-f
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50 if psid in advance, or s2,25 at the end
of the year.
Advertisements not marked, will be conii-
nusd till forbidden, and charged accordingly.
No paper discontinued until arrearages
are paid, unless at thedscretion Of the pub
Usher.
No subscription received for q less
erm than three months.
AL accounts must be settled al leass once
ayear.
,t- Printing
OfalI kinos done with neatness and despatch
AT rnE HALL-In,the rear of the Savings
Bnnk-Oyar the stoYo Of HENRv BULL.
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NATHANIEL HORsWELL

IYAvING taken the Store recently oc-
H cupied BY Horswell e. Aldrich and
crowded himself with . fashionable assors-
ment Of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots and
Shoes, which he offers to the citizens and
slsiters Of Newport upon the most sstisfac-
tory terms His stock 10 which he is re-
eeiving constant additions) now embtaces
Ladies' N.'York Boots and Shoes, OF the la
test fashions .aiM ..,a4 ia9N
Boots and Shoes Of every description
't not to be surpassed, il equa-
Il led BY any workmen
in this Town
Ths Public ere respectfully invited 70
call and examine for themselves.
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WANTED. a female to do the work d
W small family.
Apply q this Once. Joy 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15
ROllissgfOn's
TEMPLE OF FAS8Yom

ME subscriber returns his sincere thanks
= 10 his friends and customers for the very
hoeral support he has received since his com.
mencement Of business in this place. and
Informs them that he has just returned from
the eastern cities with Minister'S latest Pari,
and London Fashions, also Mr.. Allen Wards
superior drafts Of the Philadelphia Fashions.
lie has also the pleasure Of informing the
lovers OF neat fitting garments, that he has
received such instructions from Mr.. Alien
Ward, on his Patent Protractor system of de.
lineatins gentlemens' garments, as will ena-
Ole him to cut in q neat and superior style.-
Gentlemen may depend on having their gar.
ments made as neat and durable rs in any O,
the eastern cities, Is he will keep none bu,
experienced and steady workmen. His price.
viii be moderate and suited to the times-his
motto, neatness and despatch.
He would also inform his brethren c. the
shears, that he has been appointed agent for
Allen Wards Protractor system of Cutting
and will give instruction to all who NAV wish
to become master Of the best mode Of cuitina
now in use.
WILLIAM NJ. RoLLINGToN.
HarPers-Ferry, Aug. Is, 1856.
NJ b: Country produce taken In exchange
ior work. w. NJ. II.