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c. wkEch fise .al- ind1 ..ih.ne
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

NNiIE tuifes ni ihs- institution afts- a .lis,rs,
. Trcsss, Sii bc TvsumsE un Ai1nll.s, lss,si,
the l9'h Irstsrrf
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.IEiH (ogs.

NV aod keep torstsntly % k,aS +.
- afse supply q sggtfio- MIL co.'s f,r
'ats. JANIS MARSHALL.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

WEI -uiis0r1bsr his tilTs-e or fI.rr ii,rns---s
n VI Hn'sNi for sic. lsa ID l-s3 nm.
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ItSrHip Seed.

- seAk fHAHaAs
lliE subscriber las Ilst received 20 ie
"a 'haTle'i'Fn Apoibscafy ard Box Store
'o' ,ai' large supply q early swimmer TOR.
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PLANK!

AS'A'vA RAss8.SA
VHNiL sg5ssriaer has . s.f.-.f, .f
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SHINGLES,
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leo seti' q HOUSE LOGS.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

SPRING GOODS!
HVTE Subscribers have Just received, and
- arr now opening. n new and handsome
-s4ortment of staple and fancy
GOODS,
Suitable Or the present season, 10 which they
sstftliy soliclt the attention Of the pub
tsr yx1srai'y-
JOHN y. LANE * WEBB.
Shepheristo~n, APRIL J, 1854.
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RI~FICIItiLl takesk.sasors
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gear saig' iaai ~ - as reessl-- 90
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AkatH sabsrT-ts-T-- hasln- FURNISHED lissra-
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

NDIFr urssI..r-,rnssf have AGAIN The pleasure
~ az E,snss.inr,a the lliiiir .sir-sr fisrssis
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
TRANSPORTATION
On The Bsliimore sad Ohis Rail Read s. CIes.-
PEAK. eza oii0 CsHai,
At the Point Of Rocks.


VEVtiE subscriber AsvIng rented the Ware
IL House lately occupied by 4 VI Brown.
IS prepared 20 RECEIVE and FoRw ARD
any quantity OF
Produce and Merchandise.
From the eligible situation Of the Warehouse.
and from Ihs experience Of tie subscriber IN
the Forwarding business, (kasinS been cn=a--
e. IN II several years on Tie Eric Canal. ! nc
latter himself that be Uill be able 90 give
general saiIsfsciIon. Tie will Receive and
Forward flour, SC. as
low A. the Raii-i,oad Compa- N9A
ny charge; and articles con- ~
signed To him Will he forwa ard q +. 49,
ed 10 their place OF Destination As soon after
they are received as possible. All articles
destined westward, be will be able to forw ard
on As reasonable terms as any other person
The subscriber respectfully sO!ioits the pa
tronase heretofore extended 10 his preSsees-
scr. r PDNEROY
Point of Rocks, March Ii, Is3I.-;f.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

O ENAINtNG in the Post ofiee at usr-
~ Psrs-Fsrry on the 3Oth June, l-3i.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

- Md is q Laf' piss-sss 9; s-.usa ''Iir the
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rii-rsusa-r 10 cusirasoSrT Ia tirtn .siiiin "a.
me- riddle. Which rrnvsti a tara ocsrn Tar a
FAIRY An old woman Nuiill I',srsizaitr am.
tat ..nlon-T ~as t,sc siI-rure ,uii us:: al iii
s.Ale deficits: DsGi Tar gallant fiics lr-nlnss
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sex Tau silly gre snriI'r ilim ttp ilaiiusur
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
BanA'g tAeg0il1.g IN Em.ria1.n.

gun q 1f.f
FFiiL i'r~s al-rii AMI nirsi'tr- 1T'tus. .frua
have las t5g u~.issreI iiisdi-ii,u gf .
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~ iiicw TfPTss .nihirses OF ur aissr .ilss Lott
90 u ~ 1gHI-SH aahs-,
neircstsr unk Iu. gsEI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

In. S.--Efr=i Br.9fnrd and Szrura
Waters cuHsfaIIfis N tt,e Bar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
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Gli1rshssDrEu. I,iy IN. Issa.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-09-03

leaves f'co hUndred and fifty fre deaths
hy diseases other than cholera.
1t with pleasure we have il IN our pow
er To express a belief that the disease
has reached It's heigh,--the number of
deaths, II will he perceived. ',nve consi-
dernhly decreased; aud we trus, tina,
before the expiration of many days, We
shall rot have case to report.
BUFFALo The Board nf Health re-
port 3 new cases of cholera and Q deaths
en- the 27Ih.
DETRoIr.-The Cholera was still des-
tructlvr nj Detroit. On the ooh, the
deaths by that disease were fourteen, ou
the 2lst there we're l6. and 10 on the
22d up To IL o'clock, A. NJ.
MoNTREAL.--The deaths by cholera
had been reduced to an average of about
six or eight per day.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-09-03

Alabama, ilhnois, ani Missouri. The
combined efforts oftte severa! Presiden-
rial asplrants, Clay, Webster, Calhoun,
and Nc Lean, were drawn 10 focal
point IN the last Congress, by the lens
of the Bank, aud the concentrated intn-
eucc Of ihe whole, was directed with
c0nsumate skill Ia affect the election IN
each of these States. Every movement
made 40 Congress, was designed directly
ar obhqey to effect this object. The
Bank opened lis purse and set all its
presses to work, 10 inuudate those States
with speeches, pamphlets, newspapers,
mud every specles of missile calculated
10 operate upon the ranks of the Demo-
cracy supporting the administration in
those States. Letter writers were hired
and speech makers employed, To scatter
false rumours, and spread dismay over
the whole of these States; while jubilee
celebrations of pretended Wig-tOry vic.
to ies were gotten up tn IIghi The way of
an alarmed and drspondlng community
To SAFETY and joy under the banners "i
the Bank. V"cilerous aposta'es, Moore,
mNipullts hiu tue ItcAs Ilifo llbliI
the Senate Chamber to the people of
,heir States tn follow their example, and
desert the drmDcratIc administration
conducted by Andrew jackson.
In Illinois. the Wig-tOrisS have fought
for The mnjnriiy Of the congressional re-
presentation, to command the vote ot
| that Sale W The House, IN case of The
success of their plan to bring the Presi-
Dental election into CnngresS; aud here
/ they have lost every mae, not hrin. able
to bring in even a mOngrei or doubtful
ydckSO" man.
/ To these elections W Il presently sue
ceed those of the glorious star "f the
! East which Boston and the Bank have
sought To buy over To the coalltion-the
New York elec,ion-the Ohio election,
the Pennsylvania election the New Jer-
sey elcction--and the Georgia elec' ION.
In all of these Democratic States We
look for gIorinus victories, and from the
intelligence we have received, we can
assure the Democracy Of HE Union that
the fat elections will close the wear with
I trIumphs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-09-03

The following article, showing what
poor success has rewarded the wicked
efforts of the Bank coalition to defeat
the democ racy at the late eections-is
from the Washington Globe:
How have they peen answered. How
hus the immense expenditure of the pub
lie money on the part of Mr.. BIddle, aud
through the Congressional machinery
pu, in motion by the leaders Of the Goa.
liiion prevailedl In Missouri, why're
The Bank and its Satraps fought for
Senator, they are defeated Ivy ma RI
" in the Legislature of TWO To ONE. In
Alabama, where they fought for a Sena-
tor, they have been annihlated, the mis-
erable coalition not being able To drag
twenty men into the Legislature. IN
North Carolina, where they fought for n
Senator, our latest returns show go mem
bers for the adInlnislralion-31 antics
giving a majority which We have no
doubt will increase in the same ratio in
the remaining 81 counties 10 be heard
from.
In Indiana, where no election lnvol-
wing tl,e choice Of Senators or Represent
tatiYes of Congress, operated To- bring ~
general politics to influence the local
and personal contests, "A majority for
The administration is returned To tie Le.
gislaiure, and Noble, the Clay Govern
or, To secure his re-slpciIpn, was com.
PEELED 10 abandon his party leadrr, aud
declare himself Ia favor of "a drmucratic
Presidential Candidate. IL annouucing
himself in favor of Colonel Johnson,
Governor Noble obtained thousands Of
yo,es, that will Certainly support whais-
ser Candidate may be selected To con-
esnt.a,s the 1emoefscy of The Union n
gains, the holy alliance of Nationals and
Nullifsrs-- or, to shuritn the dee i.na'iDn
Of this N, nsrnus cnnjuecilon The VIC
TORIES uf our bastard revolution.
H"t'irg surely ever bnre more tn"re
fsv"ra 'le testimony 20 tie intelligence
of Tie American Pso pie. ,han .Ar resOii
81 the !sie elections in North Csr9llna.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-09-03
From PrieSterGft Exposed
PiUUS DANIELS plsA YER.


o thou, who in the heavens dost dwell
Who it please best thy sell,
Thou sendest thousands down 10 he'll,
For thine own glory
and not for any good or i'll
They've done before thee.
Lord, adore thy holy name,
While millions waIe in endless fame,
That am here 60 praise thy name,
With gifts and grace,
To heel the sin sick blind, and lame
IN all this place.
o Father hear thy servant Dan,
and grant him all the good thou cam
Altho | IN irail as any man;
The flesh is weak
Bear light on me thy heavy hand,
My sins are great.
Let Brooe and his aock be damned
May The old Church IN he'll be crammd--
Brlm full of Free Inquirers jamm'd,
For kIndling wood
Or in my fold may they be found,
As seem'th thee good,
Lord, there's lie, and Nat, end King,
LORD, in hair rope may they swing
For, in this place they helped to bring
Sense and Reason"
With other works as bad again
Lord, II is treason.
Tho moralists in all this place,
WIN have not felt thy special grace,
In hell with devils take their place,
When they 90 hence,
While in Heaven ell show our face
Without pretence.
o Lord may Jacobs lot be mino,
The s,resked and the speckled kin,
That as Shepherd may shine,
Give Rachel Blhsh-
Kind Leah too, Lord may ind--
Give her zolphah.
Lord, II in asking exceed.
in thought, or word, or evil deed,
That Which has been by Thee decroed,
ake II back,
For Jesus sake, may | be freed
From what lack.
Like old ST. Psnl ! 90 not boast,
That winch should no:, % most,
Forgive iby prophets, Lord, and roast
Sinful Lay'nsn.
To Faihor, Son. and Holy Ghost,
Be glory-Anen.
A Cou.rkY BARp
Sog;i-IStsIsson, ~ Y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-09-03
Wednesday, Morning, Sept 3, 1884.

.4RRIVED
WEDNESDAY August 2S,h.-Schr ST
Cloud, Blanchard, FIN Bangor.
Stomp Eagle, Gurney, I'm hudson.
29,h-- Schr Cldrlssa s. Mary. Nlckerson,
fm Gardiner.
S'oop Camilla Vars. I'm n York.
Both, Schr Black Hawk, Burt, fn New
Havrn for Bangor
Schr Morning Star, Colcord, im Prov;-
dence for do
Schr Bangor, Parker, fm Providence for
do.
Brig Hudson, Pende,on, fm Provjen nee
f,r do.
SIOop Exact Doane, fin Hartford.
Sloop Victory, Heath, FIN N York.
Sloop Hero, Read, fin n York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-09-03
ma rs At COST.

FU'HE HATS at the Hat Store-No. l26
Z Thames street. cons siIn- Of q general
assorimen, of Black and Drsb fnr ;-Sa'in
Beaver, Of a superior quality; Sailors Felt
Hats Tarpaulins, and Palm Leaf Hais;-
will be sold off ut cost for ninety daye.--
Gentlemen wishing to purchase will aud Il
10 their advantage TO call at the above mum.
Der, as the lla,s are not inferior n any 10
the market. August 2Oif
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WANTED

ENa p'iva:c family, residing nm The Hill. or
Il within few miles of Newport, bnard
snd lpiging for lady. io."irer With the
nse Of parlour. and accommodation for u
servant.
y Applicants w'll p'"'sS le,ve their
proposals m writing at this oaice.
August 2Otf
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GcnteeI Boarding House.

T1E Subscriber has taken the spac ious
honse In Thames street. recently occu.
pied by the late Postmaster, X B. Crnns'on.
Esq. q lew doors south Of Townsend's Coffee
House. whore he has opened a Genieel
Boarding House. and will be happy to ac
commodaie those who may wish for Grir
boo'd-- particularly steady Boarders--oD
moderate terms,
e. A few moro Borders ran be accom-
modsied. ERASTUS r. ALLAN,
August 20 lf
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SUUUER ARRANGEMENT.
For the Newport & Boston Mail Stage
sSSfy.A -
yt,.e es<r-s..,>--sS
Sf-yNksr tETyT
ss<.SSs.L. s----G-2sH.

NiA-fALL RivtR AND lAuSroN.
Fare 4, RO fon. 81.


Fare T. Bo Ton, 50.
EAVES TcnRSsad's Coffee lonse. New.
~ port every day, Sundays excepted. at y
o'clock, 4 NJ, dine in r6uG'onat o'clock. ar
rive IN Boston a, 2 o'clock T. NJ. Leaves Wy.
ats Marlborough Hotel, Boston. every day
Sunday seScep,ed at ! nast7 ololock, dine IN
Taunton At o'clock. arrive in Newport at o
clock Y. M.--Fsre through, SO.
Passengers wishing To go 10 Plymouth. are
inidrnl"d lha, they can go by thus line on Mon
d,y, "wednesday, n fridsy. and arrive in Ply.
mouth at past q o'ol,k, p. NJ Leaves Ply.
mouth Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday, al 4
past ochck, A. N, and arrives in Newport at
z o'clock, P, N.--Fare -
This Stage is connected with the New Bed
ford stage at Fall River Leaves Fall River G
very day Sundays excepted, after the arrival Of
the Newport Stage, and arrive in New Bedford
at 4 past o'clock. Leaves New. Bedford every
day, Sundays excepted, at pas. Ii O'Clock -
Fare 80
Passengers wishing tn g to Fall River, cen
haveb hours in Fall -liivsr, and return tho same
evening,
or Extra Cosches furnished at all times &
on reasonable terms
- All baggage and small parcels al the risk
OF the owners thereof n. B. KlNSLEY,
AeioPort, J.as litk, is3i. AosSr
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N O I'll @ E.

An GRAFTON and POEM will be deli
vered ihls Evening. "WEDNESDAY Sept 81
at the CouRr HOUSE, cnmme narrative of
many important events ofthe Revolutionary,
snj late War with Great Britain, by Mr..
EMMo"s of Washington. CIlzens general
ly disposed to attend are invited. Admission
free. To commence at bnlfpas seven.
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Married,

In This town, on the l9lh inst, by the Rev.
Mr.. Dowhng. Mr.. Nathaniel S. GREENE,
of Bristol, 10 MISS LYpiA r. CoREY, daugh
ter of Mr.. Caleb Corey OF this town.
On Monday the 25h u;. by tho Rev. Mr..
Lord, Mr.. JoHN f.. GRsENE To MISS ELIZA
Ann HEATH, daughter of the late Mr.. Rec
ords Heath OF this town.
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CHOLERA REPORTS

f'on the y. Z. Transcripi Of Se3te'n9ef Ist.
OThe City Inspector reports that
for tie last week. ending on SATURDAY
morning, the whole nurihpr of intrr-
mrD'. was foaT kxa i,ed and ,orfg eigtf.
Oae hundred 4Hd Hinety three Ut winch
we're from malignant cholera, which
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IN @ . 3G.

for our private satisfaction. le,, as II
corrobnra,es the good news from Ohio.
received from others whose person1l IN.
,erests IN the approaching contest might
warp their judgments, we give il as gra-
iifyipg to the democracy in all quarters
Of the Union.
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APPRENTICE WANTED

M ANTED smart capable Boy, of l2 or
w is years of age, IA an apprentice to
the Somakiug Business. For particulars
enquire OF Mr.. JOHN l.. NSTON Of
ihIs town or to +. 81 b. r. CR.aVSFON,
Warren. X. Newport, July 80. 1884.
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SALE At AUCTION.

nN Friday The l2th inst, will be sold at
~ his residence ~ Washington Street,
the household furniture, &c. of Ma. Hun
TER Sale TO commence al u o'clock
Sept. 4 WV. Lowe, Aqctloncer.
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The Southern EiectiOnS.-The value
of the victory achieved by the friends OF
the Union aud of The administration in
the South over Bank Wmggisn and
Notification, and especially in Alabama
will be understood FROM a glance at the
efforts of the Oppusltlon IN thai quarter.
Tuscaloosa, (where The republicans have
,riuDphed by Il majority of more lhan
two To one J was the theatre of the
Banks greatest exertIons. Here it was,
that, on the eve of the election, GQbrieL
Moore, the former governor of the State,
aud NOW Seuntnr IA Congress. flushed
an eleciloneering tour through the state,
with n harangue 10 The combined forces
Of the opposition at public dinner, got
up for the purpose, at winch u. y.
Stewart, Esq, a Bank man, aud the
political friend of Henry Clay, acted as
President, assisted 10y Mr.. Benjnmln
Whitfield, Nulirer, as Vice President
Here it was that Mr.. Moore paraded The
example of his apnSracy-c"mplIm
Mr.. Duane demon n :rd the ,n0yal of
the deposIes demolished The Protest
rang the changes on The Post Office. &c
&c, and in the language of the n. Y.
Mercantile Advertiser "threw the whole
weigh. of his great influence into the
scale" of the Bank against the pcUple.-
Notwithstanding the efforts of this and
other travelling emls>aries of the Bank
in this comfy aud throughout the Sinte,
the democracy are triumphant. In
almost every county" says the Montg"-
merry (Ala.) Advertiser, the Union par
~ are elected by overwhelming n,aJori-
ties the odious doctrine of fNuIIiGcatun
has been every where denouucrd by the
will of an intelligent people-whiIe those
cab aisis and revolutionary mtriguers-
Clay, Calhoun 81 Co. with their power
less abettors Moore and Lewis. and
their supporters in this state, are left IN
a pasled and declining minority the
administration 0f jackson is triumphant,
and VIM. r. King, the able aud efficient
republican aud Senator, will be returned
TO the L. 5. Sena'e, by n vote Of a. least
&c out of l20 in the Legislature.