The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18
Summary


The Ret. DR.. Styles Ely has become ,
carmal match maker, and writes TO Mr.. E.
Elijah P. LoveJoy Of New York to come to
Pbiladelphia for the purpose Of marrying
INammon. The Reverend's own words are
|"I can more easily get you fortune IN o
wife than WITH wife," The Rsv. more.
J. over says" will pay your board, and you
can look osa." ...fe s.,
! Theodore Hook, author Of" Sayings and
Doings.' has in press novel, founded on a
popular occurrence thattook place about a
lyesr since in highly aristocratic family in
England.
= Deserved Punishment.-A fellow has been
lately sentenced to an Imprisonment Of four
months at Nex Haven, for having insulted
females in the street.
John Johnson, Clergyman, convicted of
the murder Of his wife's sister, girl about
Is years of age, wss hung at Milledgeville,
Geo. on the 22d of November. Z
The Ohio Atlas mentions that black,
of fSteubenville, in that state, has prosecuted
awhile lady for breach Of marriage prom
ise eaatse f1. 3'&.f.
II is statcdin the WcStera Herald that
the Cherokee Indians have killed the work
man and burned the mills building by Col.
Goodman,i in Gilmer county, Georgia.
There was fall of snow, to the depth Of
eight inches, at Cincinnati, on Monday and
Tuesday of last week. ,.rf
The Northern Liberties and Penn Town
saip Railroad has been finished from tho
Schuylkillto the Ridge road, near Tenth
street. 9
About eight millions Of capital are en-.
ployed in the leather trade in the city Of
ipLsi-a sps,fss---- a.. ~
The Presidents Message was conveyed
from Philadelphia to New York in ive hours
and eighteen minutes.
Washington and New Orleans, by means
Of railroad. which il 10 estimated would cost
abeut. $4,000, 600 might be brought with.
in four days travel Of each other. 'fSe' 3'
aBriug 'em along ~ Se
The Scarlet Fever continues to prevail to
an alarming extent al Kingston, U.C. .
Several. gentlemen Of Greene county.
(Alabsms,y are about commencing the man.
uiaeture Of cotton seed oil. q 'i@
Upwards Of 20. 900 settlers have arrived
al York 10. CT since the first Of May last.
! The editor Of the '.Hemstead IL. IL In
quirer."" has lately been presented By his
wife with four healthy children May his
patronage increase in the same proportion as
his family! mrA:r
The whole number of stesmboats lost on
the Western waters, and abandoned, since,
Jolly, 1881, is 81.
The Ameri can Philosophical Society has
contributed one thousand francs 70 the erec;
tions Of monument in memory of M. Cuvi.
err yi ~ ty4y
) The Hsmpshire Manufacturer Bank. at
Ware, ::Mssssa achusetts. has stopped pay
ment. oyiai etgs,;sa He
1T is contemplated At Savannah to fit out
an exped di,ion immed .ately for Liberia aad
about 100 coloured persons purpose e'nkark''
ing in il. s,n ha5sl samti
Joseph Bonsparte will make short visit to
this country in the Spring. ,a.si s3'
A large number of Jamaica PIanters aro
about emlgrating to the United States.
Foreign. f9gl
Spain 10 in dreadful situation, owing to
the revolss which are extending all over the
kingdom. II is said that Don Carlos must
triumph, If the Queen is not assisted by
France. Madrid comparatively. trsnquil, as
wen % al CASTLE.
I The King Of Naples has formally protes,
ted against the. Acknowledgement ofthe young
Queen Of spain. &
Masshal Bourmons's dismissal from the post
Of 0snersIissi,no Of Don N Migueps army was
owing 10 suspicious he excitediby his negooi-
asions with Lord w. kusssl.
The Creeks are becoming more and more
liscontensed with the goysrnment Of King
Ohio. = ,s,,'g's ''.''r
The Sultsn's eldest daughter, Sslyhs, q.
ged about "a, is about 10 marry Hall Pseha
formerly sIsys, but nov one ofshe impods'
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