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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-30
LANES RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY

LANES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY
- The attention of the Commissioners appointed last
by the President and Directors of the James River Com
psny, 10 open books for receiving subscriptions to the
James River and Kanawha Company, is respectfully call
ed to an act OF the General Assembly, passed 9Th Dec
last, which provides that the said books of subscription
may be continued open until the 3D. Monday in December
nexin the manner and for the purposes prescribed by
the act Of 10th March, 1882, Incorporating the ockhod
ers Of said company.
BY order Of the President and Directors of the James
River Company. J. BROWN, in.
July %. 23-Im
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

In CHANCERY-VIRaINIA- a Circuit Supe-
II ror Court of Law and Chancery held for Prince Ed
1888:
Elizabeth Hawkins, Vincent Phillips and Harriet his
wife, Plaintiff.
against
Temple Lipscombe and Elizabeth his wife, Mary f.
Jeress Francis G. Barnes and Nancy his wife, John p.
Hawkins Richard H. Burke and Francis his wife, VIM.
H. Hawkins. and Pauna Hawkins by Rch'd. II. Burke,
her special guardian, Defendants.
The parties interested are notified that on Tuesday the
18th day OF September next at 10 o'clock, will attend at
my office. at Prince Edward Court House, Virginia. to
state, settle and report the administration account of the
estate Of Benjamin Hawkins deceased, where they are
respectfully requested attend with all vouch
ors. VIM. BERKELEY, Commissioner.
July 80. 24-w4w
NJOTICE.AT'o UiHiam Le,ois, Esq.-SIR: As you
IN not nhabitant of this Commonwealth please
to take notice. that shall, Saturday, the Gath OF Au
gust next at the Tavern of Francis Watkins, in Gsnto,
and between the hours Of 10 o'clock in the morning and
In the afternoon, Ito be continued from day day. If
cesary proceed TO take the dispositions of Mark Taylor
and others, to be read in suit now depending in the Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the county
of Powhatan, in which, am plaintiff and you and Rich
ard Watkins defendants. ID. RATTRAY.
July 80. 2i-w4w
"ANTS A SITUATION.-A with small
w family wants a situation Overseer, for the
ensuing He has been raised from his infancy to the
farming business, and from his experience in that occupa
tonhe aters himself that he conduct the
of farm advantageous and economical SCALE any
man in the State Of Virginia. He produce satisfactory
testimonials of sobriety honesty and industry. Any gen.
year. will please to communicate the same, to NJ S. W.,
Mount Pleasant Post Office, Spottsylvana county, Vr-
GINA, and It will be Immediately attended to.
July 30th, 1888. 24-tI5ihAug
II library OF MEDICAL SCIENCES.-The Cyclic
p@da Of Practical Medicine and Surgery, digest of
Medical Literature, edited by Isaac Hays, Nj. ID.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Franklin, Bache NJ Chapman,
b. III. Coates, Reynell Coates, ID. Francis Conde VIM
p. Devices Gouverneur Emerson, w. W. Gerhard, r. Z.
Griffith. H. L. Hodge, VIM. E. Horner Samuel jackson,
/. X. Mitchell, j. Randolph and Geo. b. Wood Of Penn
sylvana; s. Henry Dickson of South Carolina; Robley
Dungison and E. Geddngs of Maryland; Thomas Har-
ris OF the u States Navy; George Hayward and John b.
Warren of Massachusetts,; Ansel w. Ives, Valentine
Mott, JOS NJ. Smith, and A. F. Vache of New York.
The work will be published in parts averaging liz pa.
ges each II is expected it will be completed in forty
parts making eight large volumes. A part will be pub
lshed every month, if practicable. Price subscribers
fifty cents each part. Subscriptions received by
II. /. SMITH,
Agent for the Publishers.
GTNo of the above work just received. No. will
be published in August. July 80 [24-2]
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INlGHTING CREEK ESTATE.-The above Planta-
IL ton will be offered the premises for lease or SALE
on Thursday, the LIST day of August next Having been
prevented by indisposon from attending the Gath ul
mo, have engaged Agent 10 be present. the event
OF my absence on the LIST Of August.
On the same day, shall offer the residue Of the last
years for sale.
have Horn Quarter, one Of Exalrs and one of Dr.
Carks Wheat Tbreshing Machines quite newt which
will sell at half the original They are as good as
any haze seen of The descriptiOn-I still wish to
purchase number Of negroes, for my own use
GEO. TAYLOR, Near Hanover Court house.
July rs. 1e2t
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DICHMOND COTTON FACTORY Having now
u in full operation considerable addition of new and

Eastville, June 90, 1898.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04

lie influence he possessed towards The o.ls.ns.
alton Of the Society, and one Of those nrst
,eismsrs. whose !" motives" have been impeaeh
ed,mthousA never owning slave. nor ever r. III u.
tending to own one.-I have uniformly res sfrra
it a. the very best means OF evanse.sms "h;'h
This was among the very FIRST motives w .!o
drew NY little influence and my war" af-eG IONS,
towards i,--one Of the strong reasons why l Isve
!, ~;'S snch G.ryor Of attachment still If Ihave
been " deluded' with the @ mea' u nas ger,
tainly been most delightful species Vi del1s,on
one which the successive developments Oh we,
- ye.r have univ served to render stronger aud
stronger, and, l NAV add, more and more crate;
ful--and one, too, from the power. OF which
would thank 40 man to deliver me, unless he has
the wisdom add the ability to originate some oct,
ter plan, for the accomplishment OF the great an"
glorious objects which are here contemplated.
In NV next. shall. conclude. wish some s'r'c
lures on the remaining part OF MIR. l''s letter.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-11

OH Tuesday nigh. last, by hanging him
self on tree within the enclosure near
The Episcopal Church, where he was
found suspended by silk handkerchief,
ON "Wednesday morning. lie was en-
gagged to be married to "A young woma q
in Lowell, with whom he was in com
pany till 2 o'clock on Tuesday night.
No disagree ment had taken place be-
tween them, and she noticed nothing un-
usual in his appearance. or behaviour,
excepting thar when he parted from her,
he said, "Weli, Sarah, j suppose !
must bid you good bye, for the last time
but do not want to-" She had no sus-
picion, however, ofhlsiMea,ien tocmmit
suicide.
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TO crafty the Public The desire q
- 10 SEQ the letters written to SARAI
MARIA CORNELL attributed to the Rec
Ephraim X. Avery, aud to compar,
them with letters in his acknowledged
hand writing, and also letters in III.
known hand writing of SARAH nj. Cox
NELL, with a note attributed 10 her, da'
ted December Goth, the day preceding
her death, and found in her handbook
after that event. The Subscriber has
by permission Of the Hon. SUPREME
CoURT Of Rhode-lsland, and ut great
pains, taken an exact fac-simile of all
the letters from the originals in the Or
flee Of the Clerk of said Court. IL is
his intention to have the fac-similes litll-
ogrnplied by first rate Artist, as soon
as a sufficient number Of copies are sub
scribed 10 detray the expenses.
The letters will be stitched IN pam
phlct form which will contain fac-sim-
lie ofan acknowledged letter from L. IL.
Avery To the Rev. George Storrs an
acknowledged letter from Z. X. Avery,
TO the Rev. Samuel Drake and extracts
from an Acknowledged letter from l.. X.
Avery to the Rev. Ira Bidwell of Fall
River all of recent date I; letter OF yell
low paper attributed to Il. Il. Avery di-
rected 10 Miss Sarah NJ. Cornell Fall
River, dated Nov. 18Th, ninilcd at War
ron II. /. Nov. I4lh letter from Sarah
nj. Cornell to her friends, in COnnecti-
cut, dated Fall-Riyer Nov. 18Th, 1882,
containing n copy Of the above letter re-
ccived by her, dated Nov 18th. (witliout
signaiure) attributed to Il. X. Avery
"a letter on pink paper attributed to Il
K. Avery, handed to the fireman Of The
steamboat King Philip mt Providence,
The 9th Nov. 1882, directed to Miss
Sarah nj. Cornell. Fall-liiyer /; IA letter
attributed to +. X. Avery dated Fall
River, Dec. 9Th, directed to Miss Sarah
NJ. Cornell. deposited in the Post Office
at Fall-River by Il. X. A.--and de-
livered to her the same evening from TIC
Post. Office letter from Sarah NJ.
CorEs!!. Fall-River, (without da,e,) di.
rcc,ed to the Rev. Ira M. BidwelI, Fall.
River and noto dated Dec. Goth, the
day preceding her death, signed Sarah
Maria Cornell. and left in her band
box with notes To assist in examining
and comparing them.
The price to subscribers will be only
5O cents per copy.
To those who subscribe for or purchace
not less than twenty copos 20 per cent
discount.
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papers. will please TO return
them by tho .0lh VI September, or as
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-11
AFRIVED,

ARRIVED.
Sept 8. Brig Mary. Of Providence, Harris,
sin. Charleston s. c. Saybrook.
big Garnet, of Boston, Burgess, fin N Or.
leans for Newport
4th. Sioop St. Marys &c Sandwich, Club
luck FIN. Norfolk for NJ Bedford.
Sloop Henry of N. Bedford, Anthony, FIN.
Prov. for do
5th. Ship Hanover Of Providence Cooke, fin
Gotteuburg for Providence.
9Th Brig Sampson, Of do. Purkiss, FIN Prov.
7th. ScIiT. Enterprise, Of Newport, Brrlow, /,
fnl. Prov.
9Th. slcop Herald Of Prov Manchester. I'm.
Prov, for N. Y
ENTERED.
Brig Garnet, Burgess. New Orleans.
I" Sampson, Perks, Prov
Schr. Mary, Weeks, do.
CLEARED.
Brig Tilton, Brown, Boston.
Sloop Kingston, Burdick Matanzas.
Candace, Blown, Now York.
Sahr. New York, Norris. do. "
Sloep d. d. Jones, West, N. Bedford.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-11

NeO Hapen, Sept. 5.-Fatai Curiosity.
Franklin w. ). son Of Mr.. Franklin
Kelsey, Of Middleton, aged l3 years,
host hls life on Saturday last, from "a sin-
gnlAr curiosity to know the effect Of
hanging. lie had often expressed wish
~ witness an execution, and had been
trying experiments in holding his breath.
On retiring to his room, with his book
for study, being alone, he began his ex-
pcrimcnts on the banging exercise. Un-
happily, though lis knees were on the
floor, the rope slipped in sucl, position,
rs to deprive him Of sensations, and he
was found by lis little brother and sis
ter, dcad.-[Herald.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-11

William Campbell and William NJ.
Monk committed suicide in Philadelphia
oil Saturday last-iho former by taking
laudanum, the latter by hnnging himself.
la Middletown, Conn. Franklin Kelsey,
jr. aged IA years, was found suspended
by cord fastened to IL staple in the
chamber of his fathers house. No par-
licular enuse is assigned fos this rash act.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-11

Very late from Portugal Tho ship
Dalmatia arrived at B ,stpn on Friday,
reported ST. Ubes was taken possession
Of 10y about l5J men Of DON Pedro's mr.
my, on the 81. On the intelligence OF
dicir appruuch, 1.-The Migaeiii's fled, wi'l-
out resistance.--rhe inhabitants wei
coined the entrance of Don Psdro's
troops Ivy the ringing Of bells and the
illumination of the city. for three success
sivc nights. Ii was said that Don Pedro
had organized u force of 5000 men at
Lisbon.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-11
NEW BATHING HOUSE.

II TBEvETr has erected a Bathing house
lLs in the rear Of his office, on the Long
Wharf for shower. tub, and sea baihing,--
nd intends TO establish warm baths, in few
ays, with every convenience usual ut such
n establishment. ALSO, large pleasure
oat, to take parties to Fort Adams, and
other places. July 3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-11
NOTICE.

vI,IlIi Subscibcr has during the past week
4 received largo additional supply of
European and Domestic Spring goods OF ev-
cry discription--which enab. i,him TO oaer
to customers a very largo and elegant as.
sortmcnt at priccs that cannot fail 10 please
THOMAS FOWLER, Ir.
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PROBATE NOTICE

C0ur Of Probofe, Nepp3rf JAN. 1888.
nRDERED, That oil Executors and Adj
~ ministrators on unsettled Estates, y ho
have not settled their accounts within Que
Year, DO and they arc hereby poiiacd 10 an =
peur at a Court Of Probate to be holden az
tho State House in Newport, on the frst
Monday in February next, and prcsenl their
Accounts for settlement. WIrNEsr.
d. d. HOWL IND, PRoBAxK CLksx.
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STRUCTURES OF ARIsTlDEs.

This work, in pamphlet form, is now
in the press; and will probably be issued
in all next week. Persons holding SUBJ
scription papers are requested TO return
the lumber Of the subscribers already
obtained to this office as soon ms pras-
ticabie; with directions foi forwarding the
books.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-11
FOR .ItINE
LfiuiGiI COAI =.

HNllE Subscribe. has made arruageme nis
Il with the agent OF Tho hebigh Coal Com.
pnny, to be supplied constantly, with tie
beat Of the Lehigh soft aud hard, at as rea.
sonable terms as can be Afforded, when il
arrives.
The sofi Leblgh has been tried in Phila
delpha, and-approved Of in the kitchen and
parloir grates steam engines and cupoIa
furnaces, il burns brilliantly, and gives moro
blaze aud without, the Stag, dross cinder, and
the mpurty is common to most oihor coal.
A cargo is expected soon.
JulyI7. WM. VARS.
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Saicide--The Gardiner Inielligencer
of the 10Th inst. states that on the pre-
vious Saturday, the Rev. Daniel Lovcjoy,
the Congregational clergyman of Albion,
committed suicide by hanging himself in
his barn. He doubted his being one
of the elect, and this confederation prey
ed fatally upon his mind.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-11

Consumption. The New England
Farmer states that a case of consump-
tion, when the lungs had becore badly
liberated, had been cnred by inI,aling
tie ghseous perfume CUorrdc VI Drne.
The first experiments were made by DIR.
Coticrcn of Paris. This chloride is now
we'll known ia the co,pmuniiy, and there
can bc no danserin using it. Ii must be
dissolved in soft water. then pour into
it little vinegar, and apply 1T to the
nose SO as to inhale freely the perfumes
which the mixture will produce.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-11
MISSIONARY.

A young missionary asked one Of las
supposed female converts. show many
comm andments there were" ""Nine SIR"
What have not learned you ten "Yes
MIR Minister. and last night you learned
Inc 10 break one"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-11

The Boston merchants, we find it
stated, have contracted for sperm oil,
for summer use, mt 90 cents per gallon,
and winter oil at one dollar. The price
of oil is now constantly advancing.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-11

Information is wanted Of a lad named
Edmund b. Tirral, who left his parents
residence Weymouth, about fortnight
since, without their knowledge, and has
not since been heard uf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-11
MARRIED..

At Providence on Monday last Rev. Pro-
fcssor Wayland, Of Hamilton College, N. X
te miss Mary Z. Budget daughter Of Wm
Blodgct Esq.-Qn Tuesday Mr. CharlessN
Talbot merchant. of NcwYofk. TO Miss
Charlotte N Richmond daughter or Mr.. Samuel
v Richmond.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-11
A new Article at
TILLEY'S.
TARpETINGs, very thick and made Of Sat-
~ incts, twisted, real cheap.
Sept. II.
NOTICE.

TIME subscriber Being about TO close bust
Il ness in Newport, requests those ndebt
ed, TO make payment before the 30th of Sep
teGiber, as. after that dato all accounts viii
be placed in the hands Of an Attorney fo'
settlement. All those having demands are
requested to present tho same i'm nediately
His stock in trade will be sold at cost:
WIN. JAMES MUNRO. ("
Sept. H.. u.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-11

A public dinner was given by the
citizens of Nashville, to the Hon. VIM
!. Barry. Postmaster General Of The q
s., on the 2lst ult.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-11

HYMN ArLoAr- Marriage at Sea. =
IL the ship Economist. which left Gro
marty about ten days ago witt, emigranis
for Quebec. marriage took place under
circumstances of an unusual desert ption.
After the vessel had been IA day at sea, a
disconsolaic damsel made her appear
ancc on deck from the hold, in which she
had contrived 10 secrcte herself amidst
the lug gage. With her hver by her side,
the young lady proceeded to inform he
captain that she wns privately married
&, her companions; but that, in order to
Illustrate the connexion, the relations,
of the bride groom had determined on
sending him off to America. On learning
this intelligence, she resolved to embark
with him for the wilderness Of tho west.
and had entered on board the vessel
She now wished the captain to perform a
sort of marriage ceremony to satisfy the
passengers on board. and render her
siiuationmore agreenble andrespectable.
The captain entered into the spirit of
the scene;a wng on board drew up con-
tract, n rich and rare document, and in
presence Of all on board. assembled on
the deck, the pair were declared duly
and indissohibiy united. After the cere-
mony ,terhapi,y couple were saluted by
the ships artillery,an by three long and
loud cheers fram the crew and passcn-
gers! Inverness Courier.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-11
Our Correspondent, Z. has very justly
set the tho tub Of the convocation socis-
~ on its o,on bottom.
THE ELECTION.

Since our last, we have received the
votes of Darlington, which stood for
Burgess, 27,~ Pearce "a, Updike "a.
Sprague 22;--this completes the returns
from all the towns, and the totals now
stand, For Burgess, 3I05--for Pearce
2O64-Updikc l900-Sprague 1882
Cranslon 35l--Dixon I59---A. C..
Greene 427 7-scaitering 2S4.
The General Assembly will meet at
Soulh-Kikgstown on the 4th Monday of
October next, when the votes will be
counted. As only Mr.. Bursesis elected.
new election will no doubt be ordered.
Immediately, and a plurality will then
make choice. Mercury.
From CuJa.-At the last dates from
Havana, the yellow fever was making
great havoc among the shipping. The
schr. Emeline, of Boston, arrived at
New-York. lost two of her men aud
= Captain Oliver Blanchard, passenger, of
Boston, and several Of the crew are now
sick of the fever. The Journal of Com
merce furnishes the following additional
particulars of the slave rehelllon; Ii np-
penrs that 500 or 600 slaves hid been
smuggled in from Africa, aud landed ~
place about 80 miles west of Havana.
Some communicaiiontook place between
them and the slaves on the neighboring
plantations,' in which the former were
given to understand that a grievous NOR
tnlity was prevailing among the blacks
on the leland, (ciiolcra) and that it was
occasioned by poison administered by the
whites. THIS drove tie newcomers to
desperation, and thinking that !hoy might
as well die in one way as another, they
arose upon their keepers aud murdered
them. On this intelligence being spread,
military Captain, with two others per.
sons, proceeded to the landing, in order
To d. away the impression prevailing a.
mong the insurgents, aud bring them
back to subordination. These men were
also killed. A troop Of cavalry, consist
ing of about 80 men,, was then sent a.
gainst the insurgents, who by this time
had been joined by srme Of the slaves on
the neigLbo.ing plantations, and a battle
ensued, inv which u n,smber Of the blacks
were killed, aud also two officers and
several privates of the troop. The re-
Inaiuder, finding their furce insufficient
to suppress insurrection, retreaied. a
larger body was then sent, aud poured "a
terrible fire upon the insurgents, which
killed 400 or $40. The whole loss of
flle whites is stated at 80 or 40 Al the
date Of the hst accounts, the rebellion
was considered at end. The negroes,
we understand, Imd no wvnPsns hut
clubs and stones,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-11

The editor Of the Keene Sentinel has
recently visited Mr.. John Whitcomb of
Swanzey, N. II. patriarch of nearly
lO2 years Of age. His contenanc is
fresh and his health and memory good,
but his eye sight and hearing are defec-
tive. lie has subsisted principally on
bread aud milk for the last 20 or 80
years. For nearly so years lie has re-
fusedt to drink tea believing it injnrioys.
lie was a soldier in the war Of '56, and
IN the Revolution, and is a pensioner.-
Ills extraordinary ngc Is believed to be
the result of temperance in eating and
driaking.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-11

Singular accident. The New Orleans
Argus, of the II ult. mentions the denth
ola lady in ;he FauSourgh Livsnlais,
on the morning of the 18th, in the fol-
lowing singular manner. itappears that
the night previous, her husband, appre-
hensivo Of Burglars, chad placed a gun,
loaded with buck shot, 40 that the pc erson
opening the door without removing the
gun; would receive tire contents. The
lady upon rising in the morning, forget
ting The trap. opened tile door md IN
slanlly fell corpse!"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-11
Melanehoyy accident. On Thursday.

Melancholy accident. On Thursday.
Between one aud two o'clock, p. NJ
Mrs Newton, living at $50 Grand
street, having occasion to leave her sit
ting room, left her two infant twins,
twelve mounlhs old, on a straw pillow
near the fire, and locked the door. Soon
after, the in.nates Of another part OF. the
house heard the cries of the infants aud
saw smoke issuing from the room. After
knocking for admission, they burst the
door open, when they found the pillow
OH fire and the children so much burnt,
that they died in the afternoon. -Nc,c.
York Courier g. Enqrir.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-11

PARASOLSl
ICsr received large lot sfsl~ssn, r-,s'
~ ssls foSssls Low, by
July ,, r. rcwLsa.Jr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-11
Suicide Mr. Frederick A. Hall of Bos.

Suicide Mr. Frederick A. Hall of Bos-
Ton, committed suicide on Sunday after
noon. a: Webb's Hotel, by taking laud-
anum. lie WAS first noticed by one Of
the walters about 4 o'clock, p. nj. " ho
was sent 10 his room for box left in it
by mistake, but could NOT gain ndmit-
tnnce. About q o'clock the door was fore.
ed open. Means where then taken to save
his l,fe, but to no effect. He died about
lOo'clock. Mr. Hall was to have sailed
yesterday for the East Indies. lie was
son Of a very respectable merchant in
Boston,and was pro,nising young man.
His age was about 24.-N Y Jour Com.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-11

DIED.
In this town on Saturday last, Mr.. Daniel
Turner, aged So years.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-11
GOA H.,
YARN! YARN!! YARN II

YARN! YARN! YARN!lL
Opposite. Tie Areadc.
0nlA pounds of blue, blue mixed and
A\IV grey Yarn, al the very low price OF
eighty five cents the pound.
UF~lam down with my merinos and can.
not rise. ] shall continue To sell them at The
low price Of one dollar and seventy five cen,s
the yard. They are worth two dollars by
the run. TlLLEY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-11

Jacob Edcs, ayoung and respectable
mechanic, committed suicide at Lowell