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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-03

"Father Kent" shepherd ofthe meth
odist flock in this town, states That he did
not know that this press was authorised
TO pnbHsh public opinion n"-which is equiv
allen, to saying ,ha, though ecen that jury
by which Mr.. Avery was tried aud which
formed him morally guilty of the crime
with which he Was charged,--it is saying
that because Mr.. Avery was not legally
convicted Of his crime the public should
maintain profound silence, though fully
convinced that Avery is liar, villain,
and an assassin We moreover learn,
that Father Kent" is quite busy among
his flock in striving to quell their exci-
ted enquiry into facts which cannot BE
very palatable to Mr.. Avery's friends.
tits being attempted to crush further fur
,her enquiry by retailing facts wholly ir-
relevant to the case. And this reminds
us Of what was stated in some distant pa
per, that MIR. Avery is preparing that for
the press which shall wholly exculpaie
him self from all connection with Sarah
Maria Cornell. Now we are inclined to
think ,ha, this is farce got up for the
effect of quashing the spirit Of enquiry.
We have enquirod of gentlemen from
Bristol who know nothing Of it. Blu, the
get,ers up of it did not appear to be n
ware that they were aiming stroke with
n two edged sword. Mr. Avery told hs
tale of exculpation at the Bristol exam
ination--wbich tale has Leen proved tn
he lalsel If he tells another tale who car,
believe it. Besides why has not Mr.. A.
very told his second story before now!
Did he know that his jury would acqui,
him, and TIM. he would have more leisure
after acquital7 Butte combat this con-
temp,ibly idle shift TO silence the public
voice, Is to waste time TO no account. Mr.
Avery's guilt is fastened upon bim---he
cannot shake il otf--and though we are
but n stripping in Israel we will respect
fully suggest to "Faiher Kent" that by
striving with too much zeal to qucnch
Vie light of truth, his craft will become
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-03
SARAH MARIA CORNELL.

We understand that there IS now liv-
ing in this vicinity, girl ofquestionabls
reputation, of the name Of Sarah Maria
Cornell, and il is supposd that her name
and fame have been blended with the fe-
male, who, il is said, was murdered by
the Reverend Ephraim X. Avery. That
such girl, as Sarah Maria Cornell, does
no exist, we know to be fact.
Her story was before the public year
or two ago, and might be repeated, if its
grossness and indeceney did not render
it unfit for the public eye.-The editors
of the New York Journal of Commerce,
may be assured ofthe ruth Of this infor-
nation. We know the girl well by re-
putatiOn, aud at one time she was daily
seen in the streets. She is yet alive and
well. Prov. City Gazette.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-03
ANNIVERSARY OF INDEPEN-
DENCE.
DENCE

The Committee of Arrangements for
the celebration of the 9th Anniversary
of American Independence, respectfully
announce to the Inhabitants Of Newport
and vicinity. that the procession will be
formed in Franklin.st., on Thursday Ju-
ly 4th, Mt 10 o'clock A. M. by the Mar
shals ofthe day, in the following order:
l. Artillery Company, Col. Robinson.
2. Chief Marshall.
3. Orator ofthe day and reader Of
the declaration of Independence.
4. The Rev. Clergy.
5. Past Orators.
6. Surviving Officers and soldiers Of
the Revolution.
z Sheriffs of the County.
8. His Excellency, the Governor and
Lieutenant Governor
8. Officers Of the State Government.
10. Members Of State Legislature.
III. Judges Of the Supreme Court aud
Clerk.
12. Judges Of the Court of Common
Pleas, and Clerk.
I3. Foreign Consuls and Vice Consuls.
IA. Town Sergeant.
Is. Town Council.
l6. Treasurer and Clerk.
IL. Marshall.
IS. Committee of Arrangements.
10. Surviving Officers Of the Battle Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-03
PROTEUS.
REV. E. X. AVERY.

1t is customary with clergymen at times
to give out to their hearers that they may
select such text from the bible as they
wish to have expounded. We learn from
Fall River that ngreeably to this custom
the Rev. Ira NJ. Bidwell who is thought
by many to be more closely minated
than some others in The Avery transact
ion announced that he would preach
from such text as should be selected
accordingly the following from Hosea,
chapter 5 verse, 3, was handed to Mr..
Bidwell for a text. II know Ephraim,
and Israel is not hid from me for now
o Ephraim, thou committest whoredom
and Israel is defiled."
This was too much----The chap
ter is headed Goods Judgments a.
gainst the priests" and the Rev.M
Bidwell it appears was not aware that
Hosea had prophesied in part OF the
crimes and plot of Erhraim h. Avery
and Co.
perhaps needless to add tbatthe Rev.
i. M. Bidwell altogether declined an ex-
position Of the text.
PROTEUS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-03
DIED.

In this town on Saturday morning last mrs
Martha Irish, widow Of mr.. Bepjamin Irish
aged rs.
! AT New Bedford on the 24lh uli, aeter a
short but distressing illness Benjamin, son Of
Capt, Benz. Downing. aged years and 3
months. HIs rcmsIns were brought TO this
town and inferred.
AT Georgetown $, G, on The 10Th ins,unt
mr., George B. Hall. son Of mr.. Bcrpmih
Hall OF this town aged 25,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-03
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening by the Rev. Mr..
Eddy Capt. John D., Scott to MISS Matilda
Fish, daughter of Mr.. Barker Fish of this
town.-By the Rev, Mr.. Mckenzie Mr..
Sumner " hitting of Massachusetts to Miss
Hannah Gibbs daughter of Elisha Gibbs Of
this town.
On Sunday last by the Rev. Mr.. Eddy Mr.
Isaac Barker, aged 81 to Miss Wealthy
Pee khan aged SO both of fMiddclown.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-03
Newport, July Ist, 1888.

Mr.. PECKHAM-
Sir-I noticed in
your paper last week, some structures on
the late trial of Rev. E. X. Avery, in
which certain injurious reflections arc
made on Mr., Avery's " silent counsel
As ] was one of them, you will do me
the favor to deny. as it respects me. the
truth ofthnt publication:--I neither tam.
per pith, or pack juries, and ] will not be
charged either directly or indirectly with
such practices. Yours &c.
GEORGE TURNER.
We do assure Mr.. Turner that the
s'garment" was not made for hm-nei-
ther does it fit him-and we are glad that
he disclaims the wearing of it. The
charge as preferred last week, was not a
gainst Mr. Avery's "silept COUNSEL in
clusvoIy but against one of that coun-
sel-nor have we intended, in any
charge we have made, to include Mr..
Turner-we have no knowledge of any
misleading on his part, touching +. Il.
Avery g. Co. PROTEUS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-03
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

OfthIs State, convened in this town on
Tuesday morning last, Mt 9 o'clock. A
quorum of both houses being present the
Assembly was ready to proceed to busi-
ness.
A number of petitions were received
and referred to the appropriate commit
tees,
Sundry communications from his Ex-
cellency, (from the Executives of other
S,ates) were read by their titles, and re-
ferred to select committees Of one from
each county.
Report o! Commissioners Of Burrill-
vile Bank, was received and ordered to
he communicated to the Senate.
Affrnoom-Joseph Durfee, member
from Tiverton, in place Of Hon. Job
Durfee, who resigned, appeared and
took his seat.
Sundry petitions were received and re-
fcrred.
The petition Of the two Congregation
al Societies. in Newport, and form of act,
were referred to the Committee on Edu.
cation, on motion of George 6. King.
Of State Maps, was read and laid on the
table.
Petition of u. Benedict and others, to
set part of Smithfeld off to North
Providence, was read and laid on the
table.
Petition of A. Hunt e. Son, and 9TH
crs, for Bank, was received and refer
red.
Wednesday Morning-House, met Mt
6 o'clock.
Mr.. Robbins presented the petition of
s. II. Noriham and others, for an act to
incorporate zion church society in New
port, which was referred to comnitte on
Education.
Jonah THUS, one Of the clerks resig.
ed his Office in consequence of being e.
lected member Of the House.--E. r..
Potter. jr. was thereupon elected to fill
the vacancy.
A bill was reported by the Attorney
General, concerning liens OH Real Es-
late.
Mr.. Hazard presented bill entitled.
"an act in amendment ofan act entitled,
an act to incorporate the Brcad-street
Company in Providence" which lays
one dny on the table.
The Committee 10 audit the Treasu
rer's accounts made their report which
was accepted and ordered TO be commu-
nicated to the Senate.
Wednesday, afternoon. act passed
to unite the New York aud Stonington
Rail Road, with the New York, Provi-
dencc, and Boston Rail Road.
Petition of Providence aud Boston
Rail Road, Co. for amendmet Of Char
ter, received and refe. red to +. X. Pot
tor, Simmons. aud ID. Greene.
Memorial of T.. Randall and others, on
subject Of Free Suffrage, was received
and on motion of b. Hazard, referred "a
Hazard, J. Chacc, J. WhippIe, Titus
+. II. Potter, Wilcox, w. Greene. Tho
Remington, Davis, and Bowen.
An act was reported on petition %
Yates g. Mcintyre, allowing them TO is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-03

Among other exercises in New-Bod.
ford, on the ensuing Anniversary of A
merican Independence, vii! be a poem
by MIR. L. Z, Rodman, of this town.
Mercury.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-03

CoNNUNDRuM, (for the printers. y.
What is harder than earning money
Collecting il.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-03
Lake Erie.

LuhC EIits
20. Officers Of the U. 8. Army and Navy.
2l. Brig. General and Suit.
%. Col. and Staff.
23. Other Militia Officers.
"a. Collector Of the Customs.
20. Naval Officer and Surveyor.
26, Officers Of the Revenue Gutter.
27. Other Officers of the Customs.
%. Commissioners Of the Asylum.
%. Commissioners of the free School.
80. Commissioners of the School Fund.
81. Newport Lyceum.
80. Marine Society.
33 Mechanics Association.
"a. Marshall.
30. Citizens and Strangers.
The procession will move from Frank
lin-st. up Thames st. to the 2d Baptist
Meeting house /; and on returning, will
move up Farewell-st. down Thames-st.
up Washington Square and dismiss.
The exercises at tho meeting house
will consist of Prayer by the Rev. Mr..
Freem an ;-reader of the declaration,
Mr.. Charles Lawton ;--oration by Mr..
Thomas Hunter Jr., and musick by Mr..
VIM. b. Atkinson, and J. Stacy Jr.
The meeting house will be open for
the reception Of Ladies at baIfpast o o.
clock, who are requested to take their
seats in the side gallery and in the side
pews below. Citizens of the neiglbor-
ing towns and strangers are invited to
Gin in the procession.
1t is expected that all obstruction " hick
may lmpe nd ihe process of the process
sion through the streets will promptly rs-
moved.
BY order OF the Committee Of Arrange
ments, e. p. Allan, Chair'n.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-03

The President and suite passed thro'
or harbor yesterday ON his way To
Washington.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-03

endangered, though "great be Diana of
the Ephesians.
PROTEUS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-26
JTho haze in Store,

np We are requested to announce Doctor
Rru c. Mason as ca ,ddate for the next 'irSina
Legislature, from the County OF Fairfax
W. We are requested to announce ALExAN,
MN Er,s az a candidate to represent the County OF
p, ince william in the next General Assembly on VI"
ginia
Mp We are requested to announce WILLIAM
& D.,,r1 AZ candidate for seat in the next Legs
la,ure of Virginia, from the County OF FAIRFAX.
~ We are authorised to announce CHARLES
P MERCER as Candidate tor The 'uhsges y. o Co..
low citizens, at the ensuing Congressional recon m
the District composed Of the counties OF Louoouh'
Fauquer and Fairfax.
o. We are requested to announce COL JAAEs
rrwr1 candidate to represent the County OF Prince
iIliam in the next Virginia Legislature
To the Voters Of Fauquier, Loudoun'
And Fairfax! "A Voter hegs leave 10 hona'e w.. .f
MEL TYLER Esq of Fauquer County, .or YOUR 'u'
frayes in the coming Congressional Election
We are authorized to say that COL JOHN
WALLACE will bel candidate ~ sl lor cu uast
district of which Fauquer will form apart
=~ We are authorized to announce
n, wo.vur O. Gxarsos, Of Stafford County, candi.
date m represent the Northern Neck DISTRICT In inc
Senate of Virginia. I'm
sr GEO r. Brown respectfully OF
h;msef to the Voters Of Prince Georges County,
M.rvsnd. as candidate for the next sher'haty'
- We are authorized to announce MAJOR
,.--.n A,...spxx as q candidate to represen Mt the
Count, of Loudoun in the next Virginia House OF De
iegates =,
We are authorized TO announce EDWARD
r. T,,or of King George, candidate to represent
h.. county in the House Of Delegates Of Virginia.
r We are requested to announce sPEScER
~ Farfax in the next General Assembly OF Virginia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-26
New Books.

TUsT published and on sale BY w. NJ. MORRISON,
% Wilson on the Government Of the Churches
Records of Good Mans Life. by Rev Chas. b Tsy-
Tor, NJ. A author of "May you like il, 10 this
Religionw and q Fire-side Book"
Brttan's Apology for conforming to the Protestant
Episcopal Church. contained in q series of letters
addressed to the Right Rev Benjamin T. Onder.
donk, d. ID. Bishop of the Diocese Of New York
"Be ready always TO give an answer to every man
that asketh you a for the hope that is in YOU
The genealogical Encyclopedias of Technical Words
and Phrases used in the Arts and Sciences. and Of
many words in common use. with popular quotations
from foreign languages. and their translaons from
the best authorities, by D. ]. Browne author Of the
Sylvia Americana, Editor Of the Naturalist, &c.
mar 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-26
MBW S.E,gEES VOL EMO. $3.50.

Nopel Mode Of preserving Human Renains.-
VI Barruel. an eminent French chemist, boasts
of being able to extract IRON enough from the
blood of a deceased person to strike MEDAL
the size Of forty franc piece. Sc He that hath
the ashes Of his friend, }" says Sir Thomas Brown,
"hath an everlasting treasure" Hence, then,
there is possibility Of possessing IRON RELICS.
Medical Gazette
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-26

Il Funny Preacher. -0n Saturday the Rev
Rowland Hill was preaching at tie Tabernacle,
Tottenham court road, London. in the hearing Of
a lady, who remarked the uncommon attention
paid TO him by very Old person near her. When
the discourse was ended, the attentive nearer ex.
claimed" Bless his sweet heart, he's as funny
as ever"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-26

4 Bad Character better than None -" Sir, :"
observed publican, Of Doncaster, to man no.
torious for never speaking truth, "you have ia
ken away my character" Z" How sop said the
other. IL never mentioned your name in my
life. {" "No matter for that" rejoined Bonifaee,
before you came here was reckoned the great
est liar Of the place"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-26

70 Fishermen.
on 'ONs OF superior Hanging and Hauling Rope,
n, warranted good
BddpOr Seine Irvine
Oars from Is to "a fee, long
ooSas Tor boat sides, from so to so feet long
oakum, Nails, &c. Sc. " e' ''"s
Pusa,.u JOSIAH H. DAVIS.
Oas ws,I mre two large Scows, with large swivel
he calculated for transporting fish from sny of
mars "Sn town. J. II. ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-26

ElOverseed, COrdage, &c.
n A Bushels fresh Cloverseed
" 66 coils patent Cordage, assorted Sizes suitable
for fishermen's
S coils Leading Stuff
5 barrels Country Gin
lust received, snd Wilt be sold low by
LINCOLN CHAMBERLAIN.
ure Lower end Prince street
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-26
District Of Columbia,

.4Ierandrla County, to tcif:
OCTOBER TERM, 1888.
James Birch, Complainant,
w.
Thomas Birch, Caleb Birch, Eliza.
bth Taylor, formerly Elizabeth
Birch, VIM. Birch, John Birch,
Samuel Birch, Isaac Birch, 81. SIN CRaNCERY
nah Birch, wife of the late 10.
seph Birch, and william Henry
Birch and Joseph Birch infant
children Of said Joseph Birch,
Defendants,
TVNHIS coming this day regularly on, and being
set for hearing upon the bill and answer of the de.
PENDANTS, John Birch William Birch Sinah Birch. the
widow Of the late Joseph Birch deceased and Samuel
Birch. Isaac Birch, and the infant children defendants
William Henry Birch and Joseph Birch, by James
Birch, Junior, assigned their Guardian, and the bill
being regularly taken for confessed and for decree
to the other defendants upon whom due notice had
been served but who have not answered the bill afore
said; aid it appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
thst the land in the compainants bill mentioned IL
sold, prayed by the complainant would not produce
Of money equalto 100 to each Of the heirs ofhe
said Joseph Birch, late Of the County Of Alexandra,
deceased it is therefore decreed ordered and adjudg
ed, BY the Court, that the land be sold by c. Scott
Commissioner. at public auction for cash first giving
thirty days notice Of the time and place Of sale.
Tests EDM. l. LEE, C. C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-26
For Boston.

The n,cket schooner VELOClIY RYDER
,$sN i,sr will have despatch; for freight apply to
.4G. nss'e'' W" w. FOWLE & Co.
10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-26
Charles Bennett

HAS received. by ship Maryland. Cspt. horrell
III alrect from Liverpool,
10 bales best Bird port shad and Herring Irvine,
Which the manufacturer says is Of the very
bes, quality, and is for sale on the usual terms
lie has, likewise, received,
Best cotton Burlaps
Drab woollen Kerseys
Lowell cotton and wool Kerseys
A few pieces best Point Blankets
A few bales best sheetng and Shifting Conons
He has on hand,
Very frs, quality black Italian Lustring
Ladies' English white silk and cotton Hose' best
make
English and French best Florentine yesting. and
velvet Waistcoating
Blue and black superfne Cloths and Kerseymeres,
&c. &c
He expects daily consignment Of Bed Ticks and
low.priced Csssinetts
nov %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-26

804 Prizes-40, 900 Tickets 1920 600
Tickets s. 90; halves 90; quarters 10.
Mode Of Draving:
The 40, 900 tickets numbered from to 10000
inclusive On the day of drawing the whole Of the
numbers will be put into Wheel and all the prizes
into another the numbers WILL be drawn alternately,
6rs the number and then the prize, until all the prizes
are drawn Prizes pay able in cash sixty days after
the drawing subject to the usual deduction OF Is per
cent
Tickets shares and packages, to be had in the great
est variety, al
DAVID s. JONES'S OFFICE,
Harrisonburg. Va
Orders for tickets, shares and packages. in this Lot
tery enclosing the cash. will receive the most prumpt
attention, if addressed as above, Agents ordering
tickets in the above scheme will be Coz sidered posi-
live sale, and ch,rged accordingly at scheme price.
DAVID 5. JONES, Manager.
February IS, 1888.
W Notice to Agents vending Tickets IN the
Shenandoah Bridge Lottery Il hav= appointed nso
GLAscacx, of Warrenton. fsuqu'er County, Va
Distributing Agen, for the following Countess Orange.
Culpeper, Madison, spott,y lvsnis Stafford frnee
william Fairfax, Loudoun fauquier and tile Disric'
of Columbia.
Agents residing Cor responsible persons wishing to
become such) in the above Counties, VIII please se"d
their orders to GEO G. GLASCoCk, where lhey
will be prompt, attended to.
February Is, 1858. DAVID JONES, Manager
mar 4-tl5thhpr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-26

A duel is said to have been lately fought in
England, in which bread bullets, rolled in olack
lead powder, were used. Three shots were ex.
changed without injury, when the parties were
satisfied. As notoriety Isoften great otJec!
with aduelIist, It is TO be hoped that universal
celebrity will be gwen 10 this affair.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-26
Vine.

4 Pine Old Madeira, Ricsrdi's brand
l half pipes choice old Brown Sherry
Just rece ived and Tor sale low by ,,
'' NJ e S. II. JANNEY
JTho haue in Store.
London Particular Burgundy, and the JUICE o' .nu
Co.. M :. Howard. March 4 CHS brand, in half
quarter and half quarter casks and boxes con-
tanning two dozen bottles each. Also, Sicily Madeira
sweet Malaga, and Marseiiles Madeira in qusner
casks; Champagne and Old Port 'eo 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-26
Eor .AmsterAam.

tx The coppered brig BELYiDERa, Georgs
,tSsl.tche,, master, will have dispatch tor smal
s,'1,s on freight. or passage having handsome &C
contradictions, apply to ,cppp,rtn
CsD W. H.'N'N' :
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-26

Indian reasoning. a bad rule that pont
work both ,Days.-A missionary who bad used
this saying in the hearing Of an Indian whom he
was instructlng, on an occasion Of listening to
his pupils progress in arethmetic, asked him how
much is twice Two! Indian, Four" How
much is "t~ice fpur?" Indian, " Two" How
can that be- said the missionary. Because, re-.
pled the Indian, sit is bad rule that wont
work both ~ays!" So much for pfoverbial say.
inys, saws Sancho the Proverbalist.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-26
John Y. Evans

WHISTLES to purchase FURs Of different kinds. viz:
w 10000 muskrat skins
5000 mink do
500 otter do
10000 rabbit do
1000 racoon do
5000 red fox do
$500 grey FOX do
1,500 wild cat do
And he is determined to give the highest cash price
Those having Furs SELL will find to their advantage
to give him call. 49,
he would inform his old customers and the public
generally that he still manufactures good work -
can be found in the District, at his old stsnd opposite
Mr. Jonathan Butchers Hardware Store, King street,
Alexandria. jan 2l-d3m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-26
Packets.

I NfEWUOf W.
HANDS CANAL LINE.
:fa The sIoop UNION is now leading IN rn ~
rsYlelpha for the District and ~,li san ABOUT INC
II nj, weather permitting. App'! 10
JOSEPh HAND, Proprietor,
No. 7 North wharves, Philadelphia
WILLIAM MORGAN, Agent
at Georgetown.
STEPHEN SHiNN, Agent
at Alexandria.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-25
GRAND
CARAVAN.

.TENHE proprictors Of the Mem-Eng-
= land Cararnn, most respectfully
give notice 10 the citizens Of New
port and it's vicinity, that they viii exhi-
bit their GRAND COLLECTION OF
LIVING ANIMALS, near Mr.. Has
sard's Hotel, for few days only-com-
mencing May LIST. For description of the
Animals contained in the Caravan, see
large bills. Among this collection will
be seen the Elephant Siam, lately i'm.
ported from Calcutta, the largest ever
exhibited in this country.
Hours of admission, from 10 m, till
5 p m and from I till o'clock in tho
evening.
Admttance to the whole, % cents
children under - years of age, hall
price. \. B.-The animals will be fed
at 8 in the evening. No admttance to
those in the evening, who have paid in
the day time, without the usual fee.
ECJ@A good Band of Music accompa.
MES the Caravan. apr 10