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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-04-08
AIR CRIED,

In this town on Thursday evening last b the Rev Mr. Dow
ling M Alexander Oakley OF New York 10 Mss Susan Nua
Peckham, daughter OF Mr. Daniel Peclham Of this town
At Portsmouth Tuesday evening last, by the Rev Mir
Tobey MIR Seth r. anthony 10 Mss Abby Fracborn I'll Ports.
mn
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DIED.

In thus the 9Th inst George infant son of iHam C.
Hammond, Esq aged year and months. Funer in Broad
Street AT o'clock this afternoon from his house which relations
and friends requested TO attend without particular in
Ntatou.
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SHIP NEws-PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

Sunday 5 Schooner General Lafayette Smith from Proyl
dence for Newly ork-soop Admiral Smith, from do for Nor
witch.
Monday 6h Brig Laurel gy, from Havana sailed COM
pany with schr Rising States for BsolBrg Fame of Prov
ldence arrived the 18th Schooner Good Return Allen FIN
Washington IN. G. ELLEN, Lewis, from Boston for Hartford
Sloop Midas Willard from NewN Nork.Eclpss Barnebas FIN
Warren for Newly ork k-Schoone Joseph Il Mary ade
days from Wilmington On c. March 3lth xperenceda
gale and lost her deck load Saw the bar the Schr Spring
3rd full OF water all sail set the leaving her IN the
boats-Spoke March 81 lat 3i long 7430 the Haquc Ro.
man from iiaVanna, for BostonApr ih lat 40 long Il.
70 spoke English Barge, superb 6 days from Dundee for
Newly ork.
ENTERED
Steamer President, Bunker New-N rk-Brg Laurel Big
ley iiaNana-Schr Good Return Allen, Washington (N CD
CLEARED.
SIoop Portsmouth, Winslow, Providence
MEMORANDA
Arrived at New Orleans on the 18th ul, Schr Commerce
Messer ol this port, from Sisal, NIcxicoD
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beautiful assortment of cra,rng Curls of every Shade
"a aud ringitS Combs Just rec d. at No I57 hamc. 81
AphI Sul FOWLERS.
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DIR. w. IL. WELLS,
gives notice, that he has taken au Office
u U NO ~, Ihamesstreet directly over VIM b. & f. u
swans oe where he will be happy attend to calls III his
profession. Fsh Ok ,s
u Surgery will receive particular attention
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APRIL Sth IS35.
CHRIST

a General variety of seasonabc goods just opened at
IA NO i'' FOWLERS
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MATS AT NEW-YORK PRICES,

EVIL Subscribers having ed the rg fashions res
n peculy invite the attention Of the ctzens of Ncvpo
ana us Nch'y 10 tef improved SATIN Bcdrcr HAFS,iIats
which possess all the requisite qualities of Tan dollar b,, m re-
gard to ghnes' shape elasticity and superior Istrc &c
her Hats are made OF best satin beaver FIR bodies instead
OF WOOL or cloth and paseboard which enables them to waran,
their Hats To stand all raherS and jaa and retain their s
ire qualities which those made ro0' cannot possess.
Just roceirei from Nc,r- York,
large and elegant of cloth CAPS of all dcscrp-
uons\so, few cases Newl or Satin Beaver irS otc
latest London sylePersons any of the above ri
eles will find 10 headv call and examine them pre-
Nos to purchasing they will be sold cheap this
nte at store No TO lhamesstrce opposite orge EHgS "
Cos Hdrdtrdrc Store
JOSEPH b. WEAVER & Go.
n. B.-ilats made to order, at the shortest notice
Newport, April sh
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'IUTNEl'S CROUP q. HOPPING
C,OUGH COPDy1L

VHNiS medicine has been extensively and successfully used
n Tor several years and offered to the public with IND
n' condenc that 1t. virtues viii be highly appreciated
me oitner 1t is uacd Prepared by Charles DYER at No 81
Oct. Is If Wn, II RJDCp
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LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING IN rnE rosT OFFICE, NEWPORT, n.
APRIL sth 1885.
u Persons calling tor them miH phrase san" adgc
hscd," as Hcy are pioced in a scparotc 6or.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-03
rirT.rrrnn. Ia. Aug. -. 1s7l.

On "Wednesday evening, a riot0us as=enhaee. TO
the number Of two or three hundred. collected ht
The corner OF Wood and Third streets. with the
ayowed purpose of demolishing the building occupied
h, J. y. Nashon, Barber shop. Considerable
isinr, was done To the windows. bat the mob IN
dneed disperse without doing further damage, hs
the cxortieus OF the Masor, aud DR.. j. K. MGlmtoek
though not without threatening renewal Of The at
tack. There seemed to be no leaders amongst them.
nor any concert III then action. The m7sieI=s atts
had probably insflaated thfs rs preparatory faate-
mcut, but did not vi choose to- aPpral "a raf=pH-
The maiorit, of tie aseenbagr w,ic buy. hut We
arc sqir, To sax III others there uho=e teafs
should have taught them more rcsIcettar tie sas.
We understand that three Of th, untrfs Wit al
rested and >rnt Ia prison. There D. no doubt th1i
au cNicu,t,c combination IS forming, ton the pufpose
ct Attacking the house ct the blacks. and endf5.
,efinc 10 eject item from the ,dt ~. summary
mauurr VII our authotalc- wake ta lie Isefs-
sliy AZ taking ctfeefaal measures t"t fsFeutIau q
viii thu, slumhrf on. until tie evil tHH-f mon IL
On Thursday. tie Nater issued q lfae.1m7flaa
calm. upon all good eitlaaIs to preserve The faacr.
aud cuIonne ali parents and masters tn Keep heif
sous and apprentices within doors after NM o'clock
lie also iulotin the public that thc police las been
rfrar, strengthened and that every prseautlon with
IN las power has breutaheu to ensure tn Peaec of
tie cts.
The Shcu1 tic Cunt, also informs Tire oiisehs
that hr t. ready II brua into use the I4ssf e5tat
fu4' IT It should hc frguisife. J lziief.
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brush store b, II iIliam H. Smith, aud rapid was
lis progress that such of the inmates rs were SIT
we'd. escaped wcfo rescued with great difficulty,
While one q leasi persisted in the flames. The
vile Of Mr. Smith, far advanced IN pregnancy, and
one of his children were taken from an upper WIN
dow, rs means Of ladder raised to Their sueeour
by two handy and intrepid men before the engines
reached the eon1agraion. The hardihood Of this
feat is in sonle measure illustrated By the fact that
the ,parlneat from which the child was rescued
was 80 cuseloped ia Game, that before III, dclisr-
rrr> could reach Inn he was burned aud soorchcd
to Il degree which. we regret to lean, render, 1t
cyccclnsl, doubtful whether their CONTIGUOUS hu-
mauity N bis behalf not cNcrcd in vain. \
servant woman. awakened by the cracking
of tine fumes, lraped from third story window
10 avoid tn drr5 hath which threatened her, and
strange 10 slt. 10 limb was fractured and TO
huisc inflicted which is not hoped will Weld to
medical trratmrut The Unfortunate being who
persisted in tha ilne, was an apprentlced youth,
named irHf5s Ladd, whom tha coBillpration
surprised n deep sltrp il his attlck chamber
from which h. Vas Weakened but To dir miserably
While making fren1cd AID Intellectual effort, 10 re-
lease himself. Afcr relating these particulars Of
this melancholy tale il i, needless 10 add thai Mr.
Smith, boase, viii all It contained, was destroy
cd Whcn human beings have 50 little time 10
ESCAPE, thur i, opportunity, ot course, to save
u,Ic property. From thar tenement the flames
communicated II the adjoining houses Oh both
>id,s. bat were happily arrested before the deVa>-
tatlon had extended a, far as was threatened by
the irr,ene,, 81 ihr confederation IN il, outset
THE house ". III Maiden lane, occupied =,
cutlery store L. air Hunt, aud al oinine ouc,
occupied l., cllsin W. Howe * CO. Is Il shoe
store, were jotsil, destroyed. The house at The
corner of SIi4aIt hla AMI Water street, occu-
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MORE. NCinNG.

The spirit ofsammaa punishment petNa3cs the
whole land. II i, epidemic, and We fear like the
Cholera will become a resident disease, When the
epidemic fairy Is spent. The Charleston Courier
relates Il e lowing instance
"Llvcu's law man calling himself r. ".
Carroll, but whose read name, we understand, l.
Wood. and who has carried ON the bu>ine>, OF
Lair Dresser for some years ia this CITY, but Who
has rendered himself Tor a long period obnoxious
to the c4cn>, from h- oonncNIonNiDh slave, u>
a receiver OF stolen goods, particularly the article
of Cotton, was ths morning compel, Ia undergo
tie operation OF LNnrt> Law. Carroll had tall
wafning 10 depart the City, A. tins community Was
Determined no LONGER Ia submit to his presence.
He disrcsardcd tins Warming and appeared Ia brave
his fate he WIS accordingly taken from In lcs-
idencc iii, morning between aud q o'clock. and
about twenty lashes inflicted ON him, lie wa>
then stripped form his waist upwards, tnrcd,
and a coat At COTTON, not FEATHERS, bestowed
on him. from the crown OF his head To the secs ut
hs lcut that he presented rather indicrnu> As
pect. as netting but his face was visible, peern2
out from mass Of white, and thu, rendering IN,
mode Of punishment tmdicmatic of thu nature of
his Offence, as an extensive contraband dealer in
the principal staple of the South lie WIS then
marched in procession thro' few OF our principal
streets, and lodged .ntho Jail, whence he will have
TO depart the city.
The whole proceeding was conducted with the
utmost quieno>s and order, several respectable cit
zens lending the countcnanco of their presence to
the measure while no other individual was in any
way molcsted The IMMUNITY with which this
man has for a length OF time carried on his opera
tons, deprcdating thro' his concealed agents ex-
tcnsivelv on the citizens, and the cunning with
which he laid his plans of plunder and cmdcd the
proof of his vllainy, rendered it absolutely neces
sary that some measure should be adopted to rid
this community of his presence. Such sas the
feeling Of adherence which the conduct ofCarroll
had inspired, that not sympatlising voice was ri
sed in his favour.
ITO form some idea of CARROTS depredations it
is said, on good authority, that he has shipped as
many as 20 bales of Cotton in season, by the line
ships going to New York, made up Of spoils, which
were Obtained by corruption of our servants,
which II vopd be impossible any longer TO per-
MT
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NrW-ORlrANS, Anr. II


TcTas.-We are pleased TO learn that the dis
turbanceS in Texas are likely to terminate ami
cably ; and that tie troops sen, thilhcr by the
Mexican government were solely intended to
countcract any inSurrectonarv movement consc-
Qucnt ON the capture of the land >pcculaor, and
other oicnders-Santa Anna fears to excite the
Texans and endeavour> to have it diyulped that
he is iavorably disposed towards them. Tigers
crouch before they leap. Bee.
Colonel Stephen +, Austin is now in this CITY,
after VOYAGE from Mexico to Vera Cruz and
thence hithcr. He reports that there is no doubt of
the consolidation government being established in
Mexico: and that all tine places he visited were
tranquil.
The Ne Orleans True American, of tho Sh
INST ,dN y eserday evening, as our tellow-cit-
zen, q. \. Bright, was returning home, he was
assaulted by hi, brohcr-m-law, MIR. Maupassant
who, after some abusive language, struck Mr.. b..
with his cane and was in the act OF drawing pis-
toll, when Mr.. B., who had fallen down, recovered
himself, drew pistol and shot the assailant. Mr.
bright Is we'll known by nearly the whole of our
population, as one OF our most worthy citizens. The
altalr winch caused tire unfortunate circumstance
above, arose from difficulties in the arrangement
OF 'amlly affairs. Mr.. Bright Immediately surren
d'rHd hlInScI' 10 tho proper auhcrities."
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g,NS'EESeIsVRssiSS.

MA \NTED in Female School, a Young Lady
w an assistant teacher. To Lady of some
experience IN the common branches, wishing to
qualify herself more thoroughly IN Music Drawing
French and the higher departments ofstudv togcth-
with the improved methods of instruction. the
present Is highly favorable opportunity.-lppl, to
the Edltors,-il by letter, post pad.
August 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-03

Az On HAr.--Abou, forty yeah since vee-
ran ofBunker Hill, ncighbor of ours, purchased
algllt drab hal, which he has preserved in good
shape, and wthou, scarcely blcmish, through all
the muflforn fashions of that period. II it now
in the very lop-kaot Of fashion, aud the old gentle
man wears il with as much compaceney att4,any
as i Boston dandy does one just from the matters.
Boston Gaztftc.
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STRENGTH OF THE ABOLITIONIST


The New York Journal of Commerce quotes,
without comment, the following article from the
Rochester Democrat
" We tell the editors Of the eastern cities, that
they are pouring oil on the flame of ant-sla'ey
excitement, by their manner of treating the subject
and the abolitlonists. We tell them further thai
they kno" nothing of the state of feeling among the
people IN the country. We, to be sure, cannot
speak for the whole country bit we do know that
IN western New York the aboiition of slarfry
has advocates and friends to an extent by no
means apprchcnded 10y the conductors of the press
IN New York. We have travelled some during
the summer, and have ourself been astonshed i"
the prevalence OF abolition sentiments and eelinE'
As tar as Monroe county is concerned, we belle"
that II the sense oithc people taken TO-DAY
Their sulrages would be cast, if rot for the imms'
dt'fe, certainly for the very speedy and full abo'
ton OF southern slavery"
This paragraph satisfies us, of what we beloe
barely feared, that the efforts of the Abolitionlse
to poison the minds of the great body of the Pe''
pie OF the North, ont Of TIC cities, against III
South, by their false statements and inflammation!
comments, have been but too successful. Andn
convnces us, too, that the South has been dupeo
by the interested assurances of city journals, ana
Of city meetings. that tho ahol,oni>ts are as 'cN
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TAPpAA \ CO.

Al ~ u ~
The View York Evening Post, which i, render.
inc the tbolonstS more essential >cryiroL, 3.
.,.a,o Il 1.,.,;l;,,. ,,,,,, i ,,,,Il ,,..;rl. ny
''' D: an
pen - %. ~ GU o'esNeS 10 be stai-
y Scahdaiizcd by the fHmor that reward, have
been offered in the South Tor Arthur Tappa and
hi, colleagues. 1t falls into most yiolcn, r,,.
in soot!l, and after the manner ofccrlain >ta,cac.
t1ts, wherein it is quite characteristic, seeing ,la,
It's chic Editor once trod the boards he tear,
apasson to very tattcrs.' Listen to the auo,d,n,
PLAYER:
:. iIas the violence of the South, its arro,ae
pretensIons and monacng tone 50 oNelcroWcd OFT
>pi'S' 'Ifa we "o"d '"'',N sd' mat to see or
,,. ;'l ,d ',r VI "gf
burned ibbettelo on a Tree. or ir'clo,
q in some public place, without the SLIGHTEST form
Of trial, and without even the allegation Of crimcl
are our a"' 50 merit are oai f'sl'' 50 H'-2oaed,
~ '.'.,.,2 n,, ,:,,,.r,. ,,oI, ".'s
that IN. would look on such nnheard of audacit,na
make no effort to ayenge the insult These alt
questions winch IT "'Ii be we'll Tor the Soollt
'l",e' S''''!NS "e.ore II o.i',s rewards I" ,ui@H
s.,,,l, n;.h. - ro,aI, i. sia,os !, h,,,i,,,l
mol it.nlt the whole uonnIation ot mis-. rc,t fran
state by threatening 10 tear any citi2en from the
protection OF our laws and eve him up to tIctcu-
,,'' '''e' .'s' y! ''.op '''''''e' ~ ''' most
a,',1 ri,n,,t. f o,,r ,ho,o t,yo MILAN,
h,biia,6s.o
Terrible indeed Two million. Of \b,lh;oq.
,... made SO not hv sense of the propric,y oIba
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TnEPnILADELpHlA MEETING.

rr,,,, ,t,4t ,,i,r pfj,, ,tstur,.,
: :, n,,,,.,:,
-,
-, =, 1,i1.'3.'.N .....I..
Wv, w. 'I''' Wv o'','','''''
o.'' ''''''' y '''''
-.
,''' =, % '''''' va
- Wv 80 "'"7
~, , ~
of ibirI resolution. di.cIaimpu all ri,It to inter-
tcrc, directly or indirectly, with the subject of
slavery Ia tn southern states. In the name Of
common 9en1''' ""'' s,a3o" Is mere '"r '''''
,,,,aI;.,;,,' l;,, n,i,';.
co,,joo the question Of slavery rho Con.,im-
ton recognize, die cXi>tnceot ayes, we are told;
and 81 the Constitution rrcognzeS many othtr
"''os'' "'l'' We nave nun an 9i'oen''",' r'?"'
cba,.,o :, ,,II;, ,o.,;n,o,,, tLa Gn',;,,,.;,,,,
point, ont the mode in which Il CORRESPONDING
change may be effected in the provisions Of that
instrument.
The Post taxes an erroneous view, both OF
southern flsI.'s under the constitution, and Of the
obligation Of the North to respect their solemn
guarantee. We do not object to the discussion OF
the expectancy OF d'Hcn8R2 t1e Constitution, 50
As 10 eHp0nge the clause recognizing slave, as pro
periA bat " do object to the discussion OF the
profrlety Of an Interference with the relation Of
master and slave, so long as that constitutional pro
vision remains as it's. The iofelble or lnsld'ous
ahrogltloa OF fIehiN recognized by the constitution
Is not iaIr subject OF diNcassiol--}lj he who at
tempt' IL traitor to The country. forcNample ::
therlsh property IS guaranteed to every man.
o4ld that man, or society OF mea, be hrid ihno-
cent, "ha should rni'aNof to la!lane the dNcoa-
tent OF the poor and lahormg clisses, by holding up
the lege property holders as fit object, of plum
der Suppose the city OF New York should be
Hooded with pnolcaIoaS tn Object OF which
aI l l
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EFeeS SSIH<GIsEsPs,Rs.

w ANTED, Ilousckeeper, III boarding school
w tor Young Ladies'. The most unquestionabc
testimonials will be eNprcted.-ApplN to the Editors
by letter, post paid.
August 81 :}ilf
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Nh lleny Nagstaf, tailoro kensiagton, near
London, has been fined 60 fer f5reibly kissing
Mis- Cltharine Pagan, prctty Young girl in H.,
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New Nopk. Aup. p.

Another fire. destructive not only OF property
but of human life, occurred in this city last night.
1t broke out about eleven O'Clock in the lower part
Of tf>p house No. 1J6 Water .rrot, occupied as r
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PROM frs, to las, the best spirit prevailed, and an
we're ready and anxious to participate IN Inc ID
bours and responsibilities. Again We eongfai"-
late our citizens the spirit and unaiimty OF ''s
demonstration Of public sentiment ana tiihA we
may with the utmost prophet, snomR " " ''''
South as the Voice OF philadelphia.
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FENllE tail aud Nin,cr Session of the subscribers
School will commence on Alondas. the ltlI of
September SAR ilI l.. WATT.
Scp.3 81
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PuIt.prrruIA, Aug. 20.
D;,elomr,,. rnssndiary Publications. Destroyed

Di,elonrt.- Iaeondiary fs6hedf'oHs Des6ogf"
". learn that shortly after the arrival OF the
s;,amboaf. bringing the newspaper mails OF a's,
to-day mornins. and while the laborers l"hite ana
coloren were engaged in removing Tie various
hunll,.s. bales aud packages. received al inc
.sn,r ;mc and BIZ the same conveyance as Inc hii'
l,rrn wooden box. APPARENTLY hlicd WAN dfA Eoea5'
and directed 10 reSneeiablf IndINluua o. uis q
-. ra< accidentally forced open, when il Vas
found TO be tiled with incendiary pamphlets and
,owsnaners such as the 3" Liberator, Human
R;obts.'' aud the " Slaves Friend, carefully pai
-, in packagcs and directed Ia persons IN 6eof-
o;a. North and South Carolina. Missouri, Alabama,
fIinois and other slave States and the District 81
Columbia.
We have now in our possession seVor" q tie
naners and pamphlet. thus surrcptiuuG,lS tof~af-
ded to this CITY. They of the most lneendia-
~ and inrammatork character, some OF them
being cmb-llishrl with cuts OF various kinds cal
culafod to excite and infame the mind oil tho
slave.-and to poison his already embitiered feel
ings against his master.
As soon as the facts above stated became KNOWN
a few our most respectable ctizers assembled To-
uether. and submitted Tire question OF " W hat >ha'
be done to save the city from the consequences 81
nm excitement which til, affair Is likely II pro
suce r. Il Wis Immediately determined 10 Walt
upon tho gentleman 10 whom the aioresnd box
was directed, IL explain the delicate situation
which he occupied ia relation TO the matter,
and to recommend II him The proPricty OF making
ieh declarations iar the public eye as should eA-
oncrate him rom al agency or participation lbs
very culpabc a.lair. \ committee, consisting 81
Thomas l.. Mhoaoe>, K. I. Conrad, Monl'
Mattson, \. G. Waterman, aud John I. Martin,
Esquircs, was appointed. and Immediately pr
ceedcd 10 the discharge ol the duly ASSIGNED lhem
III t,.r ii
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s1esEs SsF, NJ,

rss.E1 The Tenement ncm the Methodist Church,
1--f9R. occupied at present by Mr.. Rumboueh. Inn
mediate posscssionMIl be given.
/. SNDNOR, Cashier.
tupuSf y
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NOE

THNiIE Winter session of the subscribers School
4 will commence on the 18th Scptcmbcr.-A
few hoarders can be received into his family.
WM. s REID.
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EsyY ~ svoi,ser ges,np DIR.

I Nd cG10Gi -GT1 WAFER, of the hicih,
celebrated make Of EEtNtls MARIA F>RIS A.
II on sale by Howell DAVIES.
AUGUST 81 tit
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The Winter term of the subscribers School
will begin on the 18th September.
II. Y. REID.
Auc.l' its
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August II