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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-11-25
WASHINGTON IRVING,
GULi1N &. VERPLANCK,
EDWARD EVERETT,
CUIS. +. HOf'FWAV,.

IN making the selections
The first IN relation 10 Il change ia its form.
the opinion OF the present publisher from the first, oc
ormbeing hate present size, would be preferable
and e graed that the subscribers with whom he has been
enabled confer almost unanimously expressed Same
opinion The form OF the wotk will therefore be changed at
tie of the second year octavo each number
containing thIny-tw0 pages.
The second point IS IN relation 10 the selections for the work
The or mons Subscribers in this extremely varous-so
much render impossible TO satisfy ALL Thus far il has
been object much variety possible and the
Introduce into each volume two works of
some magnitude. Some objection has been made works
which necessarily occupy from eight To Ten nuberas far
practicable tins viii IA future be avoided
The Republic Of Letiers reprint Of Standard Lcra'ur
works therefore, which new and eplemera necessarily
excluded
The future volumes will embrace of historical works b
ography and travels than hitherto.
Tie first Number Of the second year win contain Ella" BY
Charles Lamb Of the most beautiful and popular works Of
he i,meto be followed by Votres Peter the GeoCalan
tics OF Author. bv DIrac &c. &c; aud in the tho
volume will be published some volumes Of hsssy prepared
under the supernendencc Of DR. Lardner by Sx Wais Scott
r. Moore, Lsq Macintosh aud others.
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per Number three dollars per to those who receive the
work by nnil Pomastors throughout tho
United States are requested to Agents.
Al Subscribers who receive the work by mail,
quested forward their subscrponsor the second ye hey
wish the work continued TO them
The two volumes contain the following works. and may bo
had, bound or IN numbers -
The an of Feeling BY Mackenzie The Vicar Of Wakefield
by Conith; The Tales of the Hail. by Crabbe; Tho Letters
Of Lady Worey Montague; Rasseias by Dr. johnson; Caste
of oumlo, by Horace Wapole The Old English Baron y
oy o Scottish Life by Wilson; The adventures Of Gill Blas,
from the French of Sage by Smolet Julia de oubgne by
Mackenzie; Mazeppa by Lord iyron The TaPcs'ned Chan
ber by Waiter cot The Dream of Eugene Arum by Hood
Zeuco by DR. Moore; Essays moral economical, and pot
cal by the Lord Chancellor Bacon Chevey Chase; LAegrc,
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eIps; The History Of Charles Nil, by Volaire Manfred,
ord Byron Ais Bride. Taeby T. Moore, ESQ.,. Elzabe h,
by Mad Cotton Retaliation by 0ollsmth; Ih. Sian Of the
World by Mackenze Gulrer Travels by Swift; Essay on
the Human UNDERSTANDING by Locke Don Guxcie by Ger
yanes; Memoirs OF Prince Eugene, by him ELF Ae. tc-
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CLOTHING FURNISHED TO ORDER.
TILIEY a. HAZARD

E AViNG made arrangements with Ave Of the best Talcs
- in this town to work for hem will furnish oil kinds Of
Clothing 10 order.
Nm James 1Wey being himself Tailor By trade (hovng
served hs time with No. wokman ia perfectly acquainted
with every thing necessary for any from the Cloth
the thread and every gentleman be accommodated without
the least difficulty tho cheapest rates. the work will be done
in The best manner possible.
Their Clothes Cossmcres Ncs,ngs and trimmings, shall be
Of the very best aud their complete.
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JOHN :. BROWN.
STONE CyTTY'ER

HAOULD Inform his friends and the public generally that
Wv he having bought all Cooley interest i'm the
late establishment BanIsters Wharf hc will continue the
Stone Cutting business the place all It's various
branches he acknowledges with pleasure past vor and
cts continuance of public patronage pedging himself that
if strict attention. and prompt execution of all orders favored
him. and low prices be purchased elsewhere will
insure hun business then will his most sangunc hopes be real
ized JOHN :. BROWN
Newport, June 20th 1885.
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DOCTOR JONES

For restoring a beautiful crop Of hair on
BALD HEADS.
FEVIS ARTICLE said by the best Judges to be superior
u to that of Wards any other hair oil yet invented II
utup superior style and is finely scented that besides
beng one OF the incest beauters of the hair also very
delicate perfume.
For sale at the sign of the GOOD SAMiRTT1N, the only
agency for this town
Ladies aud who desirous obtain delicate hair
oil and perfume for the Toilet will find this Oil the very best
now IN use and the cheapest much each bottle
tans more than double quantity Of those of Ward and the
price is the same. Feb. { If.
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Respectfully informs his friends d the public
yENhat he will continue the business of Apotecary a. Drug
n g at the store lately occupied by his father, No. 14S
Thames From experience of 10 years this business
he trusts he shall be able give satisfaction those who may
favor him with their custom.
Personal attention given TO Physicians escripionsrned
cine any hour of the nghnedcnc chests put up usual
Aug. 81
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MM- c. TENANT

Respectfully aRnoneesto the public generally
citizens and strangers.
YENHAT he keeps let his stable Greensree horses
and carriages of ali descriptions cheap cheaper than
obtained elsewhere Persons desros enoyng
the pleasures ola ride the country all be furnish
ed with saddle horses horse and ca open baouches
and close carriages. Particular attention will be paid
ing passengers and from the Steamboats, All orders in his
line of business will be promptly attended and pains shall
be spared render the satisfaction of his complete
Horses keptio any length oftme, terms liberal
May l3h
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-11-25

Court Of Probate, Newport, august 3. 1886.
administrators final the Estate of Thomas
a G Hazard late Of Newport Yeoman decd present
ed or settlement and allowance ordered that the same be
received and the consideration thereof be referred Court
OF Probate to be holden the State House in Newport the
first Monday in September uext at O'Clock A. and that
previous notice be given by publishing copy this order three
several tunes the r. Republican for all persons indebted
to appear at said time and place, and be heard
true Copy Witness, b. b. ROWLAND, ProJt Ctrk.
August, s. 3w.
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REPUBLIC OF LETTERS.
TO THE PUBEIC

The flysecond Number OF the Republic of Letters will
close the first year Of the work IL commenced ex
permentte liberal patronage IL has received well the ia
yor bestowedupon other works of like kind which have fol,
owed in It's track shows that the plan of the work approved
and has gwen pemanency which induces the pubiser
make such alterations and mpoy he believes will be
acceptable 10 subscribers and give further claim upon the
reading community
Since the work has been the hands of the present pub
er ho has endeayoed to ascertain far practicable the
views OF the subscribers relation matters mpor-
tant 10 the interest of the work
In future, this work will be edited by MRS. A. H. NIGH
Oi.AS who viii receive the aid and advice of
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
EEAVING taken Partner IN business It becomes ndspen-
SADLY necessary for make immediate close my
old affairs; therefore all who have demands against me- will
dease present them for settlement and all against whom
demands will please call, or send and settle the
WM. JAMES TILLEY.
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HpLAYING CARDS for sale by the dozen at manufac,ur
q prices by w. Callahan
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LONG WHARF.
VAIN and Cold Sea-!.athS.


ysyIE cold or tide bath. through which pure Of
water constantly ebbng and flowing il suitable at or
near high water
The Warm and the Shower-baihs, from O'Clock in the
morning until 9 O'Clock in the evening.
Sea Bathing in cold and more in water, the
powerful Of preserving aud restoring health with
which We are acquainted '-BachaH.
Tickets for the season. shorter time apply to
July 2gth r. TREYETT
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X. II. HAZARD.
AGENT FOR NEWPORT.
MORZsON's PILES.
The HIGEIAN UNIVESIL NEDTCfNE
of the
RRTTIsE ClLLEGE OF HEAT.TrT.

o1N1 4S@A SSs2A11SL~ 1IESxz4lLA
NEZIlCH, by removing all Instructions in the inestincs:
Wv thoroughly cleaning the bowels giving more purity to
the Blood and thereby promoting free circulation ur
the of All Diseases and good in all cuses giving Rest
Appetite and Strength
Sole General Hggciaa igcm
for the United States. }H SHEPHEiRD NO1T
NEU-YORK.
The above the words of the label every package
genuine lygean Pills; and on the opposite side label on
yclio,o paper in the following words.
None Genuine without this Label signed the State
District Agent and a Sub Agent"
These invaluable Medicines for sae y the an
y in Newport his resdenee-er,s r0whscnds Coffee.
House Pelham
Tire Pills in Packages at 81 - & SO per Package
Vegetable aperien, Powders a 37I cents per Boy
MELVILLE, Agent Newport \
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JUST RECEIVFD FROM
DOCTOR THOMPSON

supply OF JnUmrSUNS cereuroevJ ~, Sv~.~.,. -.a
~ Tooth ache dyops,-Lees Pills. Buffers Vegetable Indnn
Specific for Coughs Colds Consumption, &c Doctor Rushs
and Jewcis Pills for Dyspepsia aundice diseases the of Liver
&c Ind for sale Jy X. II. HAZARD,
At he sign Of the
GOLDEN MORTAR, Nsuport. r. T.
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PRosPEcrus OF +. Nyv yoIuup.

PRosPECrUs OF a NEW VOLUME.
The first number Of chich wW be isSaed on the
Ourth Of Juty nert.
nal, dccOted TO Literature end the fne drtS emJel-
tiyhed- rrith h-spiendid o~d-costiy- engr0sings on
Steel copper and eood, ami rare, beautiful and pop
uidr music, arranged for the pano-to horp gui-
tar, sc.
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'ORT WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 25, 1885
MORRFSON'S HYGEIAN

Vegetable Unrersai Medicine.
YaVlilS Is To CERTIFY, That Samuel Young having
y given of his convection in the lily gean Theory
Of Physiology, developed by the British College of Health
London and having furnished the necessary security against
eounerleits, appointed Sole Agent for vending the
HlGEIiN VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
MEDICINES AND PUBLICATIONS,
In and for the State OF Rhode-lsand.
In confirmation whereof have this fourth day of January
1888, set my hand II. SHEPPARD MOAr,
Sole General Hygeioa Agent for the IT, y. Of
america, Smth-street, Brooklyn, l.. l.
This TO certify that have appointed the following gentle
emn Agents for vending Morrsons Hygeiai Universal
Medicines in this State, To wit MIR Reue H. Baker of War
ren Mr. David Melville OF Newport Mesrs Geoygt Hammond
x Co Wickord-Nlr Jefferson l. kmbnl, Coventry James
H. Pearce, in EosGreeawch and George Rckard NoonSoc
ket. SAM'L YOUNG.
Feb %, 1884
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WANTED.

WANTED.
Boy from II u years Of age, apprentice 10 the
N Printing business, enquire at this Office.
CARPET WARE ROOM
WM G. CoZZENS g. co.
UUAVE nov on hand fine assortnen; Of C1RPETING,
consisting fine and super Ingram Of patterns and
sylesTufted Wilton and BrusseFs H,arl Rags, FqaeE
DrHggs. grceH AID fgd Bookings. Also II pieces Of
heavy Linen Carpstng fir; servceabe article for
rooms and AZ lOw price lOct. H. I-3j.
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The Subscriber being appointed Sole Agent for vepdng
UORISON'S HYGEiAN UNIVERSAL
MEDICINES,
fort he State of Rhodeand hereby gives notice that other
person Will be authorized Ncnd said Medicines in this city
but for the accommodation of the public hae appointed agents
IN different parts OF the Smtcand guard the public against
mposons they may be assured that should any medicines be
offered for sale in this State puporug be Moysons Hyge
an tRrrSat Medicines by person except myself my
thouzed agents tlni they will be countores
SAMUEL YOUNG, No, l07, Westminster street
Feb. %, 1885.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-05
from the Globe.
MONEY MARKET.

49, Be'oorc Of March tho idcS of March
we have again and again warned the community of
he naluatIon which had seized them since the panic
10 embark IN every species of extravapan speculation
We have again and again adnonsied them thai the
mammoth Bank was fostering this phreusy and extend
ing It's discounts IN 8sanncf most nnnreccdentod
--nillions on mlions-wth a view to create another
panic.
The bitter-the Sodom fruits now BEGINNING 10 he
offered to the community to be tasted
ne mammoth refuses foreign bls-prolsses now IN
be out OF foreign iundsand the revuson will soon Inc
felt in the reduced price stocks and the scarcity of
money. - -
Those who have taken warning will be safe Those
VINO nave permitted the serpent coil his folds
them, VIII hnd, as Mr. Webster threatened that the
pressure 'oH he again reneoedyea renewed AGAIN and
again, while the monster has muscle left which il can
move. Read the following facts:
The United States Bank has exhausted its funds IN;
England, and will not draw for the next packet Amer
TINS was known yesterday, there were good many sas
Oh Diis ut IL premium, long sellers ut that rate
couia De found Tins morning the rate is 81 To-
hough we doubt whether any prime bills can be had at
less Than 10 per cent AT that rate some of the local
Banks are drawing. -Jomrn0t Of Commerce.
There is CONSERVATION in the money market TO- dav
Stocks are falling and long faces are to be seen in Wall
street lhe rage OF speculation has driven business
nearly to the turning point Foreign exchange is now
at mat point where the expectation specie common
ccs 10 add to the panic which this circumstance is
occasionlng we understand that the Bank
popped IN Unexpectedly upon some of Banks vcster
uay, ana found their loans extended Gfy per cent be-
yond the amount authorized by their charters They
begged hard not TO be reported to the Ie0isloure am,
promised to curtail mstaner This makes their debtors
look blank We do not be+svc that any serious revuI
slon IN Tie money market has commenced net but such
revuson, and the worst that has been experienccd
since The war, is not far oif.'Eo. Post
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-05

VI,
business was never good on the Western waters
as at present. The steamboats, are sinking with freight
and passengers every way, and the coming
money
Every boat passes through the canal when necessary
10 do So except two, the Mediterranean and
Water they are too wide Tor the locks
have inquired of all the stockholders in this canal
IN the west and no one will sell There about $50
shares held IN Ohio, 90 in Kentucky and $50 in Missouri
per cent dividend viii be made in July The stock must
rise and increase in value Within three years the
dividends will be ten per cent and tho stock worth two
hundred dollars per share"
shares ~ " i ~ $40 ls'
The practice of shipping Poscder under deceptive
marks has not, il would seem, ceased although the pub
c voice has strong scensured Il, and some instances
the names of those concerned have been published
AS the only means OF putting stop to the deception
we notice fragrant instance which was discovered on
an examination OF part of the cargo of the Steamboat
Iowa, damaged below Saint Charles u few DAYS a,ro
amongst these goods was cask distinctly mark
ed "LAcuAyRA COFFEE, which, from the absence of
the usual appearance of coffee in condition. one
OF the agents was induced to examine. When opencd
tne cask was found to contain indeed coffee but
also mad SIX Kegs OF powder-and it evident that
the coffee placed there only cover the fraud
Inc name OF the house by which the deception was
practised, has been furnished us; the cask was
ed for establishment in franklin Missouri hi;
house had, it is understood several thousand dollars
worth OF goods on board the Iowa. yet to save little
extra freight perhaps expedite the transmission of
lew Kegs ut powder, this amount of property the boat
and the lives of all it, were, strange TO say wilfuy
endangered. Every one who privy to the fraud
deserves the seycrcsf reprehension-S. Louis Rep
RIor.-There great deal of disturbance yestcr
day on the Schuylkill wharvcs. We understand that a
portion OF the many laborcrs employed chiefly To handle
coal turned out for the purpose of obtaining permission
TO consider from six TO six a DAYS work A. ,n,ry
would not Join IN the attempt those who had ceased to
labor commenced niareating the others and much in
jury was done before the Mayor and some of the police
could be brought among the rioters Their presence
produced quiet but il is by no nca ms certain thai tho ais
turbanccs will not be rcnewcd.-PhH. u. $. Gascttc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-05

fN"' " hoPc tnot thc uau9cf OF rupture between
and our ancient ally which the close
OF INC late session o Congscss VIII pass away aud
glye place TO state Of things unison with The
best interests and trust the feelings both ma
tons Should We, however, be disappointed in result
so justly due to the and prctensons of this Co.
vcrnmcnt, may the brave citizen soldiers
der your command that will be unmindfu of the
tender you have made in their behalf. In the mean
time, beg YOU TO acknowledge Tor YOURSELF to make
to them my sincere Acknowledgements for an act which
speaks so uneqniyocaiy for ycur and their spirit pa
triotism
have also TO acknowledge the receipt of the proceed
ings OF the meeting at which the organization of your
corps was decided upon, and in which the opinion of
those who compose it, freely expressed upon the con-
duct of the Senate in Withholding their assent the con-
tngcnt appropriation OF three millions proposed for the
defence of the country by the House of
mat deemed that measure essential TO the HIGHEST
interests and security of the country deeply regret
ted ITS failure is certainly Ii does not however
belong 10 me to pass the sucicncy Of the reasons by
which distinct branch of the Government intrusted
IN part with the expression of the Legislative WILL was
governed; albright belongs, under the Constitutions 10
common umpire, The People, whose decisions arc al.
ways honest and seldom, ii ever wrong.
For your attcrng expressions of personal respect and
kindness beg and your fellow soldiers to accept of
my warinest acknowledgment
nave the honor to be, sir, very respect fully, Your
obcdcnt servant ANDREW 'JAcKSfN
MAJOR RODNEY >. CHURCH, commanding the 9th Ward
National Guards, n York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-05

9TH, lc31
Matthew Lankin, Sheriff of Northumbe rland county
Committee Administrator dc Jon;s non of Ailiy T. Bca
cham, deed, the said Matthew Lamkn Sheriff and ad
mlnisira'or of Jane Bcaca deed and administrator
oil William T. Cox, Complainant,
against
John Grnstead administrator Of Thomas NcF. Cox.
deceased, Defendant
This cause on to be heard upon the papers for
incrly read, and upon report of Commissioner Sydnor
made IN pursuance of the order made in this cause on
,he day OF ,, to which there exccp-
lion, and was argued by COUNSEL upon consideration
whercoi the Court doth adjudge order and decree that
the defendant. John Grinstcad, do render before the
Commissioners of this Court, of his utminis.ra
ton OF the estate of Tos McF Cox deed be- examin
ed, stated, and reported by the said Commissioners And
the SAID Commissioner is directed take an
account of all outstanding debts remaining due from the
estate OF the said Thomas. distinguishing the dignity
thereof whether due by judgment decree, rccognzance,
specially, or simple contracts and that he do notify TO
the creditors of The said Thomas by publication for eight
weeks previous to the taking of the said accounts of debts
IN some newspaper printed in the town of Richmond
that the said creditors do appear before him the time
anu place appoinedo for taking said account and do
hbit the proofs OF their respective claims, and that he
make report to this Court of the hereby referred
to him., together with any matters deemed pertinent by
himself, or required by any of the parties.
Copy-Testc. S. A. Nj. LELAND. c. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-05
CANCER


4"d he art Of Heaiing, generally
"a VIE subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
d of Richmond and vicinity, who may wish his aid.
that he has become compctcnty acquainted by the in
sruchons from the celebrated DIR. Lynch Of New York
city, TO that formidable and fatal disease dcnomi-
mated Cancer. without the of knife or caustic but
effected in the same way and manner prnctiscd by Dr.
LYNCH who has met with unparalleled success in the
treatment of this complaint and also that of Fstuo or
fisua-As the subscriber is here now from the CITY OF
New york. amy person wishing to be cured of the above
him, at the Mansion House, Main Street
Richmond, jan Is w w MARSHALL
Certificate from DR.. Lunch
do hereby certify, that Dr. w. W Marshall has been
under my instructions and assisted in my business
winch is attendng to Cancer complaints and the art of
healing, generally. He is using my medicine
think him capable and worthy the confidence of those aft.
ficted. ID JyNCII
The subscriber refers TO Mr. Day of Manchester; Mr.
Gillian, Mr.. James Caskic Archibald Thomas and Mrs
Ezekiel DAVIS, Main Street, Richmond; Mr. benjamin
Harrison of Berkeley.
an letters must be postpaid w. W. NJ
January Z, 1884. 7a-wtf
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against


Charles a. Scott, executor of Elizabeth Nicholas de-
ceased, Samuel JONES' John Nicholas Joshua Nicholas
Robert Nicholas, John S. Nicholas George Nicholas
winch three last are of Robert Nicholas deceased
VIM a. Scott and Frances his wife who before her in
ternarlage was Frances Nicholas daughter of Georpe
Nicholas dec d, john N. Rose, Martha f. Lewis Ann
r. Fayne, Mary Carter, Wilson Price son of Elizabeth
deceased formerly Elizabeth Rose Margaret Rose Tho
mas Pittnan and Susannah his wife Charles Taliarro
and Louisa his wife, james Taliacrro Jane his wife
James Rose, Arthur Rose and George Rose which said
John N Rose Martha +. Lewis, Elizabeth Price Ann
r. Payne, Mary Carter, Margaret Rose, Susanna Pitt
man, Louisa Taiaferro, Jane Taaferro James Rose
Arthur Rose, and George Rose, are the children of
Motley Rose, deceased Defendonis
This cause in which the bill hath been taken for con-
iessed as to all the resident deendents except Joshua
Nicholas; and Itappcaring that Charles Taliacrro and
Louisa his wife, Jas. Rose Arthur Rose Martha Lew
s the absent defendants have been proceeded against
III the mode prescribed by law against absent defendants
and they the absent defendants, still falling 10 appear
and answer the Court doth take the bill for confessed as
tothen, and the cause coming be heard on the bill
answer of Joshua Nicholas and exhibits was argucd l
counsei-On consideration whereof the Court doth or
der that the defendant Cbas A. Scott executor of Eli
zabeth Nicholas decd render account of his execn-
torship before commissioner of this Court who is di-
rected to examine state and settle the same and rcport
the TO this Court with any matter specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself which may be renn;tcd
by the pases so TO be stated; aud il il further ordered that
The defendant, Charles A. Scott executor Of EIzabefh
Nicholas, dec d. do appear before the SAID Commissioner
and answer such nieTrogatores upon oath as may be
Propounded TO him touching his administration of the
said estate Copy--Tcste.
II. EJDRIDCE r =