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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-24
LANDHOLDERs BANK,

A T The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
IAopsud Bank on the fourth day of June inst
he follow ug persons we're appointed Directors,
for one year, viz. Elisha II. Potter, Thomas s
Taylor, John J. Watson, John G. Clarke, w
a Robinson, Nath Knight, John II. Sherman.
John r. Nichols, William, French, Elisha K,
Potter Jun. Lewis Kinyon, Sylvester Robinsoa
snd George b. Robinson. Aud ata meeting Of
tho Directors of said Bank on tho snme day.
Elisha r, Potter was re elected President of sal
Bank for the ensuing year. Kingston June 26.
THOS II WELLS Cashier.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-24

RE- ODE-ISLAND UNION BAN.
FBNBE Stockholders Of the Il, I. Union Bank
Il are hereby notified, that a Dividend is
declared, and will be paid on, aud after the
lst day of July proximo, TO all those who
shall appear by the stock leger Of Bank TO be
Stockholders therein on the 20th INST.
June 2G. BY order,
NJ G.. BOSS, Cash Ter.
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NEWPORT BANK.

A SEMI nnusl Dividend - DECLARED
"A paysbls al this Bank on and after Mo
dsyths let day OF July, next BY order.
Jdas rs. . c.s,fs' o''''''
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-24
BATTTSTES, OSCARINES,
PALMYR RENERO.S, &c.

NOW ready for sale large assortment
In plain, figured, and striped Battlstes
Oscarines AID other thin fancy goods suita
BILE for sumner dresses, many of them are Of
very good quality. and will be found TO be
muc h. more durable than the cheap calicoes.
ond will be offered sstonishingy cheap, by
WIN. &. COZZENS g. co,
ALSO--Op hand few French muslns.
may IA.
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At the sign of the

300 Us 9 OUOGS.
Ofevery dec cripton and price. He hopes
to receive equal encouragement from his
patrons, as heretofore.
BOO rs e. SHO s.,
Ofevery kind, made to measures, Of the
best materials, and substantial work-and
particular attention paid to repairing.
HYGEIAN AGENCY.
BoTTLING AND LIQUOR STORE.
South Wing ofthe Union Bank Building
VID LVILL,
Respectfully informs hrs friends and the pub.
lie, and Connoisseurs in particular, that
he intends keeping constantly on
hand for sale as cneap as
at any Store in town:
WIVES and other Liquors Of the best
quality or draught.
Do. in bottles by the dozen or single.
Bbborts Double Brown Stout and London
Porter.
EyAN's .uperior Porter AM Ale in quarts,
pints, gross dozen or single.
l.. Island and New Jersey Cider, do. do. do
Genuine Lemon yrup, do. do. do. do.
Draughi Ale and Restorative, Ginger
Spruce and other Beer.
CORDi.4LS. .Naycau, Usquebaugh, Cher
ry Stoue, Lemon, Life of Man. =
Liquors for sea stores or parties put up
at short notice. sgH se
Portable Punch, convenient article for
Sailing and Fishing parties, and variety o.
other articles IN the same line.
.Also for sale, the highly approved and in.
valuable Hygcian Vegetable Universal Med
icines Of the British College of Health, Lon.
don. and the Hygcisn Publications.
Ladies who wish to purchase will pleas
call at the House Of the .Qgent opposit
Townscnds Coffee House in Pelham Stree
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TO Het.

ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
NE ESSRS. .HORSEWELL e. .4LDRICH
I'VE have made an assignment TO me. az
their property and effects. for the bencfto
their Creditors. M persons bsvirg claims
against said HoKsEwELL g. ALnRIcH. are
requested to present the,n--and every person
indebted TO said Firm. is requested to make
immediate payment.
HENRY'y. CRANTON, .assignse
Newport. Jan Ist.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-24
ron Gl|I|h SIZE


n HOUSE and lot of land, situated on the
"A East road, about4A miles from Newport
with an orchard thereon standing, and well
OF good water. Also, three lots containing
about IL acres, well watered, within about
80 rods ofthe above mentioned property
Likewise, lots containing 40 acres, well
watered, within about half mile of The above
named house and lot. The estates above
mentioned will oe sold seperate or not ns
might suit the convenience Of the purchaser.
Apply to JOHN ALLEN.
Nav %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-24

NOTICE.
fNHE Subscriber having been approved
Il by the Hon. Court of probate of the
town of Coventry as Guardian of Sarah s.
Remington Minor Of fourteen and under
twenty one years of age and having given
bonds according to law hereby calls on all
persons having demands against the said
Sarah to exhibit the same to him within Sly
months from the date hereof. aud those in.
debted to make Immediate payment.
DAVID s. HOLLOWAY.
april "a. 6w. ~. A.
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CAVlNG'S BANK. a dividend was
~ this day declared oF24 per cent on
all sums that have been in for the space
of 6 months aud Il per cent, on all sums
that have been in for the space of three
months, agreeably to the regulations Of
the Institution, payable on and after
Saturday, the Goth inst.
July d. Il. HADWEN. Treas'r.
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"OStHsUH. uIIu VIII Ilp"Vs FF"VIuebt" cV-
ely dey, except Fridays, when she will
stop to clean, at 8 O'clock, A. M; and
Newp tat 3 p. NJ.
N. B.--On Sundays the Boat will leave
Providence at o'clock, A M and New
port at P NJ. Breakfast will be furnise-
ed to ihose wishing il on that day.
Freight taken on the most reasonable
terms.
Single passage rs cents.
Tickets will be furnished for 81 for
the passage up and back the same day.
May %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-24
CONCERT.
MIR. E. r. HANSEN,

NE R. E' N. IANSEN, prUItssnr OF
IvA music in Providence, most res
pectfuily informs the Ladies and Gem
ilemen of Newport that he will baye the
honor of giving vocal and instrument
tai Concert at Newport on Thursday
evening next. He will be aided by sew
eral Amateurs Of Providence.
@Particulars will be published on
Thursday morning. TICKETS 81.
0FIfthe weather should proove un-
favorable the concert will be postponed
until another evening
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LIST afLETTERs.

u EmAIsIso in the Posr OFvicE. Newport, r.
~ !. July %, 1898
urPersons calling for them, viii please say
advertised" as they arc placed in soperate
box. t
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STEAMBOAT RUSHLIGHT.

tsE45A The Steamer Rush
"A light Capt. John ID.
2sS;5ysssssE Scot, Sea has. hs, commenced e
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n NATHANEEL HCRSWELL.
"AVING taken the Store recently oc-
n u cupicd by lIorswell e. Adrich and
provided himself with a fashionab le nssor,.
mcnt Of Ladies' and Gentemon's Boots and
Shoes, which he Offers 10 tho citizens and
vishers Of Newport upon the mos, satisfac.
tory terms. Ills stock 10 which he is re.
ceiving constant additions) now embraces
Ladies' N. York Boots and Shoes, of the la.
test fashions.
Boots and Shoes Of every description
manufactured to order in s'yle
not to be surpassed, If cqua-
led, by any workmen
.se in this Town.
The Public are respectfully invited to-
call aud examine for themselves.
april 2l.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22
THE EX A NJ i n + r

TIME EGto- is fully sensible of the diculV srj e
sponsihiii,y which at all times present thcmshe,
in an undertaking Of this kind, and more particularly
since the introduction OF new political heresy
The Editor H., moreover, aware Of the turmtIi iFt
perplcxity Lf the vocation he is about 70 assunci BOT
he feels rs every patriot should feel, "henhe peee'e
the approaching danger Of dissolution OF The Cnt'
and the destruction OF the free Institutions OF gris
Republic tia; it is his duty TO yndica'e snd 'r''1
the rights Of the people, and expose 20 pubhc s'''
the iu,rigucs and dup!icity Of selfish aud d:sS0'5
men.
The Editor will support the present hdmlnIs'TSG.
tie is personally AMI officially the friend ct III" ma
Magistrate. lie believes no man, except Gen. val
ington. posse sSed in SO greata degree the eut
dence Of the Ar1erc n People; and surely no f4'
ever better deserved it,
The eminent difficulty, at this time. "a s'cer'In Ne
political ienc,s OF certain aspirn,s. III relation - hi
grea, national que stions, renders IT necrs,1i ,' '
Editor should here Re mark, that he holds 'c
the late Proclamation of the President "i the th''
States to be strictly orthodox, ard such as wrre'""
tanned and incu!cated by the immortal "',"nf'''
On these doctrines will depend The future de''i"!
this great Coufedcracy
The Examiner will he open t, full, fearless >"
ecornus discus ion of all matters relating to We q"
of The nation, The public coTluct OF pohhc m'"' as
the exposition of every malpractice m Once
On the Question nf the Ba TX, the Editor has rh az
ell much; aad as he is not indebted To that r'"ra
for loans or any other favor, he viii be p'ro"e'
IA. states that il his opinion the Gsca re at'h' wv
Government and Country require Bank 4" s.'re W,
bat whether the present he the best, OF ~he'f'L "
should be modified, will he the subject Of u'''' "'
cussion. =,
As regards the question OF Domestic lnt">u'' y.
Editor can. with much sincerity, declare, ths' NC
lieyes nothing tends more 10 improve aiorn, ana ca.
the country, than the laudabls eSeronS OF cur "''
facturers ~
The skill, the capita. and un,irns enterprHe WV.
are now employed in the elaboration q The var
productions o: the SOIL will al very drsah' per-,
make US one Of The most hauri.hing and mieps'''
nations on Garth. A,
Nature appears to have bestowed upon us Ti'' ~
has~efus,d TO every ether people a county emu,
ing all the variety Of climate snd soil, a'd! 'onb
the varicu, productions Of the earh necIssh! " y"
comfort Of man 49,,
To the People Of the District Of Columbia 'nt
,icuiarly to those of this City. the kdI'"r YOU. -
leave to remark. that he feel. lively intcfc !"
~ Thing which relates to The future prosperity -
place, surveyed End located under the irme"''" -
special auspices ofthe grea, Washington. ,,t
The Examiner will be published three "ms' w.
Iy, ut five dollars per annum, and the hrst nu'hO''
be issued on the fourth DAY Of July.
e. Washington City, May %, l8j3-f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22
TERRIFIC THUNDER SHOWER!

On Tuesday afternoon Of last week, storm
Of wind and rain, accompanied by severe thunder
and lightning passed over this town aud vicinity.
The atmosphere was highly charged with EIec.
tricity and the whole force and power of the e!e-
ments seemed to concentrate aud expend them
selves lust here. The lightning was intensely
vivid and the thunder deafnne and terrific
Within the compass of eight miles around North
a,npto,,, the lightning struck in not less than
oine places and probably it did in many others
not known or observed. The house of Mr.. John
Clark in this town received a powerful stroke
1t is guarded BY rod, but the presumption is,
the force of the shock was so great, the conduc.
tor conld- not receive it all, and it extended to
the adjoining chimney. Its progress from the
roof to the cellar, was curiously capricious, and
happily inflicted but little injury. 1t descended
through the roof, after dIsplaciDg some bricks
from the top of the chimney. and burst out
through the ceiling in the second story. Thence
it disappeared and exhibited itself again, by tear
ing off the wood work BY the side Of the front
door. finally expanding itself by ripping up some
plank 10 the cellar. The family were sitting
within few feet Of the door where it burst out,
and most fortunately escaped without injury
But the worst effect Of it remains to be toId-the
destruction Of property is nothing compared With
the loss of human life.
At the factory Village tenement was struck
by the lightning and one OF the occupauts-an
English woman, mother Of six young children
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22
TRAVELLING ON DTS, &c

Ills sail that the Vice President, after b,,:.
made the tour of New England with the p,.as
dent, will go down the Mississippi. and SEE u.
:. great west" for the frs, time. We tee,.:
The Hon. Daniel Webser Id, set on, on Nv.
to the western states. lie will be accomn,,;'S
bv his lady to Genessee river. Stephen Wtr.
ESQ. formerly Of Salem, is in his ra,,y. +, lux; x;
hi. first visit to the West. We advise Il. X
tionals to treat him well.
Mr. Clay is expected TO visit New ENGLAND !,
July or. August He will not Probably Io,' :"
Kentucky till he shall have welcomed Mr. w.
ster to his domain. and shown him his fence.
Ii is Mr.. Ciay's fret visit to the East. II. ~,
find the weather Or the people quite cool in r',,
region.
Mr.. Calhoun. it is said, will visit Che yiroi..
Hot Sulphur Springs this summer. GeopS,Isa
the nuIlliers will flee to the mountain, for en-,
shades, but particularly to the Sulphur SD,in,.
Mr. Calhoun is a charming man in society, md
knows better in his heart than 10 be a nul,iGs,-
but What can he do? General Hanl,on .j,.
month on the couJ edge OF the Table iiagn.o.
Col. Dick Johnson, as the woth;r,r r,l
him, will not travel tins sumner. une., !, ~,
0ying trip over the Ohia, to see how Jude NJ,
Lean tends his crop.
Judge Mclean will visit all .Ie state Of Ola,
little further vest, and may prob4by com.
over the mountains. lie does lhng, very o,i.,
ly.
II is also said that the President nf tie &
Bank will visit the western states til, .umn,r
Apart from all /" fair business uan>acviuns."
Bld,iie Is a man 1f science, literature, and e..
taste. He has a considerable PORTION Of a"n,.
gician" about him 100.
Governor Cass goes down to New Ea,arl-
he is native OF New Hampshire, but no irre,,.
er.
Governor Wolf, it is said, intends to ,i,i, E,..
ton soon. General Mexican Is still al l.r aar,
cooling himself.
Judge Sutherland and Doctor Burden are. Or
we're recently. at Washington. They NAV Ue .,
New York soon. Travelling i, nolIius noa..
DAYS.
The Postmaster General is expected 20 make
a visit into Virginia in the season Of ,l.,un. tie
tlot u'phur Springs.
The Editor of the Harrisburg Reporter Ia,
taken trip where, but We can't tell he di.
rcc,ion.
Several prominent ediiurs will al.ohe wanda.
Ing about the country soon--rhey had better IA,
al home and attend to business. We are gong
to New York soon to Commence actions. and Va,
sntuie indictments for libel against sevc.l ed.
tors, and rropiietors, bat that's on a L" fair bus.
ness Transaction -
Mrs. Royal visits the editcrs of the STANDARD
and Post M all the month of Jolly. I" Bird, d
FATHER" Sc. -Pumsyivaniau.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22

almost instantly killed. The fluid spent part o'
i,s force upon tree near the corner OF the nouse'
and the remainder descended BEAM near Nnefe
she was sitting. She breathed lev MINUS NUS
but never spoke after the shock. Tue .am":
came to this country last summer ana were WV,
thy and industrious, but poor 10 circu"s.an:e'
When the husband-who was absent al the ''''e
of the caami,v,-returned unconscious " '!e
fate OF his wife. and found his six little orphans 10
tears and gathered round the 'iieiess remains
IF their Mother the better feelings OF human ma
ture prevailed, rendering the scene una''eraD'y
agonizing.
A tree in III, upper part Of kins-street was
shivered in pieces, aud what is most curious,
pair of oxen. yoked together, were separated by
ihe shock. The lightning struck the centre OF
the yoke burs, it pieces and liberated The ant
mails withou, inilic,lns the slightest injury,
A Barn in the Meadows had hard hE, but win
stood the shack triumphantly. House, also,
was struck in Iladiv, and the fluld spread Itself
into almost every room. but the injury was not
extensive In neither Of the above cases was lire
communicated. otherwise the damage would have
been serious and alarming. northampton C0u-
rier
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22

fourteen DAYS, / wore no rouge, and praetlsed
signing and bringing tears into my eyes, and ire
mours over nv frame But confess myself most
obliged to nv eldest sister for playing the bull
" in nv behalf; she had recourse again to 'coun-
,ry quarters and, believe, after all, never
should have succeede ed in being reinstated in my
former position. bu, for my SISTERS spirit in max
Ing the man fix the day for taking me home
again, alleging that longer delay might blow the
affair to the public, aud that then he would oe
laughed at This succeeded. | was reins'at'
ed, and began the same game over again.
confess was very glad to OBSERVE ',a' NY
Lord has taken his parii, and tfequented 'ne So
ciety of actresses and other women Oh oouo''"'
character, because it gave me power 10 ree''",
nste. if he should be foolish enough TO remai
hat did myself. | played this San'e WV" W.
oreat success. and succeeded in quarrel!ins WIN
sll NV r,,a,ions who might have taken upon them
N lec,ure me. confess, also, that had what
rho stnnid mart Of the world called an excelientex
.mnIe m sone of them; but would rather have
d;.d than have lived so dull life confess
had no pleasure in anv thing but dress, adn,fa
,;,n. amusement, and eciat. | confess that al
las, succeeded perfectly in formnga ma'r,mohi
al ,aenage. that goes on quite happily soo'
discovered by vigilance, aud also by occasional ac'
eidant. that my Lord had various interests which
he would not wish me to b. aware OF one Oh
the latter was a. ioilOws:-A jewesler sent ne
10 nv bill one Christmas Il wonder he did, Tor
never paid him.! and in II sa" various strange
articles, amongst which were certain en''o,eh
toys and other ge~gaws, with which kheG hau
nuthipe 10 do With triumphant smile. very
Quietly placed il before my lord Marquis nose
lust as he had swallowed his first cup OF tea. ASK
inc him in the sweetest tones imaginable, u he
knew auy thing of these charges. His air anu
answer. though the latter was of course, a mega
tive. sufficiently informed ne Of that which wish
ed To know; and ever since, we have lived IKE
tn tie doves together.
| confess. that il | live lang enough to g" on
with nv confessions, | shall give the most learn
ed history of all secrets of conjusal felicity that
has ever vet been given TO the public
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22
Notice.
Steamboat POT0MN

,@D4 Steamboat POlo"rn. y,
A-IAAaa< Joseph hewitt. n's''s' 81. n
4z.ss, = ing 10 complete oiat ," n,
on Friday, the l7th instant, resume Iuhnl,S ,.r,ea
folk and Richmond leaving Inc City OF a,,,slr.
at s, ard Alexandra at o'clock, r. NJ. W. /. v
leave Richmond on Tuesday morning. an~ WIZ
"Wednesday morning, at 9 o'clock. A.
Fare to Norfolk, including meals,
do 70 Richmond. do .sL
may IS EATH. WATT Il ', ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22

vet been thrown on the painful subject. yet e.'
press their approximations that the young "aD
,as been murdered.
In letter to his father. acknowledging INC g:
CENT of the check Of 20 dollars and bearing un
saturday afternoon, April 6, he says sha''
do yerv we'll for funds; am quite happy here az"
am very glad you approve OF my entering 'h's Il"
stitute"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22
PROPOSALS

For publishing in the City Of Washington, by S
DAVIS. Of South Carolina, q tTi.weekly papG
called
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22
Court Of Appeais.

TIME Council will sit a. . Court OF Appess., O.
i 27,h, 28th. and 29th instant. from ii az" G
clock each day. !. P. THoHrso"
may l5-t29.h
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22

TERMS Daily paper eight dollars per ann1m. pay.
able half yearly Country paper hve DOLLARS per
annum Advertisements inserted at the rate OF one
dollar for the first three insertions, and twenty hive
cents for every subsequent insertion
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22

Amer. Jour. of the Med. Science, Vol. VII.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22

The fashionable vices Of "hish life" in Lon
don are correctly drawn in the following article
from the Court Journal. How pure and inter
esting do the simple manners which tor the most
part yet prevail in this country appear, when
contrasted with such exhibitions Of crime and
folly:
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19
4 VALUABLE FARM
For Sale.

THE Subscriber offers for Sale his FARM
in Kent County, Maryland, situated on
Morgan's Greek. a navigable branch OF Ches-
ter River, and two and a half miles dstane
from Chestertown. 1t contains 47O acres
of which $50 arc arabic; 40 in valuable
MARSH MEADOW, and the residue IN
WOOD. The soil is generally good loan
of sufficient tenacity for Wheat, and equal
ly GOOD for Corn. Fuel is abundant, and
there is great quantity of young chesnus.
which in a few years will make excellent
timber. The Marsh is very productive OF
grass for grazing or mowing---is firm enough
to admit Of drawing loaded cart over it;
and will yield fifty to eighty stacks OF hay per
year. There is a thriving young. Apple and
Peach Orchard, and 100 acres finely set in
clover, seeded this spring--Plaster acts fine-
llv upon this land. The Houses are comtor-
table and commodious, and the fences in good
repair.
No place is more remarkable for salubrity;
the prescriptions of aphysician having been
Required fol the family residing on II, only
twice in three years, in cases OF slight Indis-
position. JAMES ALFRED PIERCE.
Chesrertown, July T3, 64---St.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19

The Examiner, a paper recently establish
ed in Washington, ID. CO. by Mr.. Davis, a
gentleman from South Carolina, to advocate
the election of DANIEL WEBSTER as the next
President of the United States, holds the fol-
lowing language:
"However anxious some OF his friends
may be to Withhold d his name for while
from the public as a candidate tor the Pres-
dency, yet it cannot be disguised that the
people have already announced him as their
candidate, and it is to them alone he will look
for that rational support which is every
where expressed and every where increas-
ing"
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19
nTVIDEND.

The President, Managers and Co. OF the
and Great Valley Turnpike road
have this day declared a dividend OF rs cents
upon each share of the Capital Stock of said
Company, payable to the stockholders or
their legal representatives on or after the
22d inst upon presentation OF their certih-
Gates.
BY order ofthe Board,
JOHN ELLIOTT, Treas'r.
r. Wine, July 9Th, 64---1m.