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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-21
VIA-FALL RIVER AND TAUNTON

u
N EANES TO,cnSeRds Colee-IIouse, Newport every day
Sundays excepted "a O'Clock, A. NJ dine Tnunor
at O'Clock, in Boston at O'Clock r. NJ Leaves Wyatt
Marlborough Hotel Boston every day. Sundays excepted,
past o'clock, dine IN Taunton at o'clock arrive in Newpor
at o'clock, T. M.-Fare through So
Passengers wishing Plymouth informed that
go by this line Monday Wednesday and Friday ar,d
arrive in Plymouth at past o'clock, p NJ Leaves Plymouth
Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday at past o'clock A. NJ
and arrives in Newport at o'clock, = M-Fare 81
This Stage connected with the New Bedford stage nj Fail
River Leaves Fnlver every day, Sundays excepted after
the arrival of the Newport Stage and IN New bedford
5ipas O'Clock Leaves NewBediod every day Sundays
cepted at past II oclOcIt-Fare 81
Passengers wishing 60 To Fall River, have hours
Fall River, and return the evening
~ Extra Coaches furnished a, all times e. reasonable
terms
-" All baggage and small parcels the risk of the
thereof r. u. KINSLEY aren't.
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NEW FALL GOODS!!,

Opened this Morning.
French and English meInoe meriDoe and crcass
ions black and cooured silks scarlet white black
shawls 1y 4y I5yAlyds Ihbet dorc fancy prints English
and American anels every description Greca
&bobnet lace ulng thread cgng do. insertions, caDbric
edgng do Insertion silk velvet velvet ribbons worsted blond
edgngs of all colours ribbons, gloves, hosiery&c &c
disO Broad cloths and satnets all their variety,
with almost other article usually inquired for dygoOd
toreAl of which shall be sold as low at any other
tore in Newport. i. FOWLER, Jr
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Livery Stable.

TUNHE Subscribers beg leave most respectfully TO inform
their friends ami the public generally that they continue
TO keep horses and carriages of every description for their
be let the reasonable and furnish
ed the shortest notice They may be found all times
each of their stables attached the Bellevue Hotel and Town
sends Coffee House where they viii be happy wait their
customers with promptness and fidelity Grateful for past av
they take tins opportunity TO express their acknowledge
ment and trust that by strict attention TO their business they
will both and share of public patronage Hav-
ing the best well the greatest variety Of horses
and carriages they doubt ofbeng able TO furnish all who will
please call upon them with such equpages will fail
answer their purposes. HOWE n METCHEAR.
Oct %. epu.
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BOOK, JOB, AND FANCY
PRINTING.
DoNE IN THE NEATEST MANNER AT TmE
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No.l2S Thames Scet
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Nouiicatons-Note and bill Sagc-Shop-
Show and way Bls,&c. &c
and handsome assortment of Newspaper and Job type
(among which font oScrp having been received this office
feel confident that present facilities for obbne supe
those OF any other office in and particular
will in future be paid To this branch of business
spectiuy solicit the patronage of the public
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Bruee's New-York Type Foundry.

VuNlE subscribers respectfully inform the printers that
have recently compleRd variety of new fonts of letter
in the style of the latest Euppem specimens well calculated
ornamental printing tase display and making their as
of PRINTING TYPES mnrvaled in beauty extent
and variety. book of Specimens may obtained AT the
Foundry No. l3 Chambers street Chatham street or at
No Is City Hall Place contains specimens from Twelve
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For Sale, or, To Let.
JAMES GREENE, Sen.
WM. ALLEN"

TuNIIE Harrison Farm, called situated in the Neck,
southwest part of the Island of Rhode Island about of
mile from the foot of Thames Street, containing about 100
acres.
Aso-A twosory dwelling House, with Store attached in
Broad-st.
And the ScrewIouse and lot of Land in front of the first
Baptist Meeting house.
ALSO ron SAL
5000 lbs. of the first quality Merno WOOL
600 Merino SHEEP
3 FOUR year-old OXEN
3OX-CARTS-wo with wide wheels, and with
4COWS
3HORSES. 3
3 Fat and lean HOGS.
90 Tons HAY,-irs quality on Philips Farm:
81 do. do.- do. do Harrison Farm.
300 Bushels of CORN, in Ears
300 do of OATS
A CHASE and HARNESS, and
A WAGON and HARNESS.
Applyto GEORGE 5. HAZARD, or
Oct22. epuAIh. JOSEPH MARTIN.
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VIIfT,NEI'S GROUP g. HOOPINC
COUGH CORDIIL

TUNHS medicine has been extensively and successfully used
for several years and offered the public with the
fullest con6denc that its virtues will be highly appreciated
the oiner il is used Prepared by Charles Dyer No. 3S
Weybosset street Providence X. l. and for sale by
Oct Is If VIM. II. RIDER.
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Town Council, Tiperton, NoyemJer 5. 1884.

O"H ,O"uH, Il WcfOHs NOCtWOb %, ICOi
XNTiEREAS the council Of the town of 1iverton
w the 9th day of October 1884 appointed a committee
survey bound and mark highway which had been by
said council adudged necessary who have duly made report
that they have surveyed bounded and mared said high
way, which commences the dividing line between the
of Fall River and Tveron and southey direction
through lands of the heirs of Richard Borden VIM r. Rod
man &c. Notice is therefore hereby, given all persons
terested TO appear they fit before said council the first
Monday of December next AT 10 o'clock A. NJ at the Stone
Bridge Hotel in said Tveron anc be heard for against said
report BY order said Council ASA GRAY, Conn. Ch.
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Piano Forte Music.

NEW md PUFTIAK-
The Manners Adeau. The MissletOe Bough
The Brides Farewell. The Land Of the Stranger.
The Beam the Waters she Sung Of Love
Soft muses. Lay. 'Isddie Oh Leave Me-"
lie Reachd the Yarey. Loves Little Pet.
Matrimonial Sweets. Rose Of Allandaale.
kendalis March. Web-ters Glufk Step.
The Duke Of Rechstadt's Celebrated Walt.
MAJOR Jack Downing's Grand March and Quick Step
III gh Jet swell tuneul notes" Christmas anthem
Ia music by Rev. Nr e. \. Van Week
The above. together with large lot Of Standard Music
have been recently received for ale at
w GALATIANS b. g. q e. T.
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ngs illustrations of every subject of interest," which the
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The first number of the American Magazine, illustrated with
upwards Twenty Splendid Engrayings, which appear or
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% Two line Roman Capitals, with Figures
IL Two line Italic Capitals
10 Shaded Capitals VI various kinds.
Open do. do
Italian Capitals ami Figures
Besides Ornamental Letters, Bcksope Music Lottery Fig
Piece Fractions Superio Astronomical and other Signs
Space Rules, Brass Rules, Ornamental Dashes Long Braces,
than 200 kinds of Borders ind than 1000 kinds
Cuts and Ornaments for scool boo newspapers and scientific
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large stock being always ON hand
They will also orders or Printing Presses Paper
Ink, Nc. which they will furnish the manufacturers prices.
Printers of Newspapers will Iease publish this advertise.
with this note three times endng paper containing il
the Foundry and receive paymt when they purchase four
times the amount of their bill fronl,he Foundry.
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Three doors from IHames-st, on Bonnister's Wharf,
TUNE subscribers have been induced to establish their b
in Newport and trust they will be patronized by
inhabitants OF the town and vicinity generaily-They will keep
mantle pieces and Monuments also Dover marble for tomb and
head stone Quincy slate do Connecticut stone for steps
platforms hearth ambs, and underpinnng Likewise soap
stone fire places and soapone for all the general
monty called for StoneC Cutters establishments Jersey
stone, (and convenien) curb and nag stonea
of which they intend sell low be purchased in New
England, of good quality Of stock and workmanship.
FRANKLIN COOLEY, d Co.
Nov.26, IS34-[ Mo
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COMIC ALMANACS,
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The American Comic Almanac.
Elton's Comic Almy mack.
Davy Crockets Almanac ofWId Sports of the West, and
Life in the Bac<woods.
Also, the Rhode-lsland (Bickerstaf's D the Farmers
(Thomass y the Yankee Farmers,- the Christian, the
ChurChman's 81 the Temperance Family and the Miniature
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Boots and Shoes,
UNoR Sale low at No. l2s Tbamesst by
n & H. b. HORsWELI.
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SEGARS.
a FINE assortment Of HAVANA sEGARS. Quatuy and
~ Pros seoord TIE marked for sseby w. b. RIDER
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-26
COAL AGENCY.

THE sWbseribers have taken the agency for IL ihe sale of the :. MGmmofk Tein, !" Spohm VeiD, ,"" Black He1fh" and .. Peach Mcsmiaim's SCHUYLKILL GOALS. and are now pre- pared |" receive and supply ordsrs from Deal- CTS. Manufaetarers and others, by tke cargo, at the Invest Philadelphia prices.
 The red ash Peach Monntain (nof Peach Orchardl and Sp"hn Vein Goals. are foo well known !" this market to need aDy continent. It IS sufficient to say that they have been fully tested; ant are considered superior to any other kinds introduced. The ~ hite ash is harder coal, and burna better in larger bodirs, as it ienifes less freelv --and therefore is better for ruanufacturine, purPoses. Among the numerous Kinds of white ash is the MdmmOtk Veih Cont, which, after having been fairly tested and compared with otteT kinds of SchnyIkiil and with the Lehieh. ', by the most extensive manufacturers in Ma.. sachusstts. Rhode Island, and other States K. pronounced fifteen per cent. cheaper than any other kindof Sthoy lkiilr and preferable to the We viii sell it deliverable on the Schuvlk,,l pr Delaware. or Philadelphia, at any conycn. lent ianding On the Sound, at Middletown.. Hartford. pr n aoy of the intermediate land. logs on the Conneetcuts or Ut the Wharf or our yards tn New. Ilwvesf.
 When sold deliverable at any place except 'n Ph'ladelphia, we shall only add the actual expense offreight, ,insurance, Sc. i; and ifany asd!.:aniage az! can be gained in price on the treights. by contracting for large quantities to be ffeighted, our customers will have inc hen. eft. "' ' '''s oe"-
 We have the sole agency for this vicinity. and are authorized to sell at the very loscesf Pricrs. which the principal company in Phila- detphia sell at. Such persons, therefore, as purchase for ,etaiting or nlanaI featuring, ,pmpo- sss, can obtain it here,l without the ,inconyen- irnce and expense they are subjected to in. purchasing it of the dealers in Philadelphia.
 .~SCOVILL & TREAT, Corner of State, fronting Elm street. f New Haven, March 26, 1885. 42
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-26
MAGNiLOoUENCE.

The people of this town have beeN euily favored with exsmple of ibis species of ora,ory. 1 was an authorization by TIE HuNOR BEE B0sfBAsrEs FeRIoso, l,he Tory candidate lor seat in the Senate from the 3d Senatorial Dissrci,l which ofserRicd very mach like McFjngals gun, iIat i" bore wide and kicked i,s owner Oser." h lhipg, however. the orator was eTnentiy suceessfal: he illss,raied by his coaduci the ease of she kOg who undertook to compete wi,, the in point of Sze apd met with terrible ca.as. trophe. The deplorahle accident alluded to did no, however occur, owing io safety valve provided by
 the X-Judge of Probate forthe Dislsics of Woodbury But are all convinced that # s rery gyeas pasro should happen be elected to the Se1ase (oi which by ihe way there is little chance) isR UPPER HoUsl cW hars ssgtA sOiBdy sigse e t at the nsx sessioa of inc GeHeral Assembly, MAkY VorEas
 kethlem, Afarch l6ek,, 1885. }T4
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-26
FOR SA.LE.

TIRE foilowing articles belonging to the A estale of the Hon. Benjamin Tallnsadge .' l. One HORSE, 2 years olaa.' ,g......-,s-.. | One cow,
 One four wheel Carriage and Harness. One cpvered Sleigh and Harness.
 Doe OK CaFt and one 7air extra wheels.
 One OK Sied.' and three Chains. Two straps Sleigh Belle. ..a Inquire of Henry Baldwin. at the late resi- .dence of Col Tallmsdge.. H. F. TALLMADGE; Err.
 Litchfeld, M0rch 25,, 1885. Aa
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-26
MARRFED.


 '" .hs town, or the iosr. by she Rev Mr. Hck. ok, Mr. PHfnEsiAs ". CAmP io Miss LoUlsA B. McNEIL, daughter of Mr. Samuel MeNsil. [We ac. k9o~edge the receipt from the fair bride ol ne loai Of very rich eske.1
 h Nor,hfeld, on the 8ih ios,., Mr John Sandiand, of Birmingham, Eng. to Miss Abigail Merrrism, oi Waterbury.
 O. ,hs 6,h ub at Het,iord, N. G. at the residence of William Mccoy, wheelwrighi, i'y Henry w. Bar. bO:r. Egg James sieCoy. 9riek mason. painter, e, lO Miss Mahsia Thomas, spinsier. The brideaSsid Mrs. Lydia Mccoy, former wife oG the aforesaid James Mccoy, fron whom he wasdisorced two years ago. @ In East Haddam. Mr. Solomon Doud, a reyoInsioa. ary veteran, aged s5, to Miss Abigail ChspmaR, aged s3.
 DIED, In South Farms. on the 18th inst. Deacon Roger N. Wbiuiesey. aged 8T years.
 In NorthfeId, 22d iass Mrs. Lydia E. wife of Col. Tracy Marsh, aged 28.
 Ia Barkhsmsied, Mr. Thomas Wilder. aged 79-a Revolutionary pems0ner.
 In Hartford, Mr. Samuel Deekwith, aged 2t years Miss Beisey Spencer, aged B. In Bridgeport, Mir. Daniel Young. aged 64. h Wesios. m.s. Abigail Banks, wife of Mr. Thom- as Banks, aged 40. 1a Reading. John Blesker, Esq. aged S. In Sa0gaiIck. Sir. Isaac Torney. aged 56.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-26
NOTICE.

TIRE TsDn. C0urt 6f Probate for the Dis II trict of Litch6eld hath limited and ap- ;,,ointed the term Of six uaonths .irom the aSd day of March instant for the creditors to the estate of ROGER N. WHlTTLESEY. late of Llich6eld, deceased. to present their, claims 10 the undersigned settlement. All claims not presented within sajd time will bSi debarred recovery. Those indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pay ment. JABIz WRIrTLEsEY, ?
 FRED'K WHIrrLEsEY, { A0"sTs.
 Lischfrld. March @, 1885. 4g
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-26
NOTICE.

THE Court ef Probate for the District oT A LschAeld hath assigned the third day of APril next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at pOintment of Commissioners on the estate of
 SOLOMON STONE. late of LitchGeld, in said district, deceased. represented insoNent; at which time & rlsce ail persons interested in said estate will, they see cause, attend before said Court and 6S heard relative to such appointment.
 By order of said Court. l. CHESTER c. GosLEH, Erscusor. Eieckfeld, MGsk 2S, 1885. 4G
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-26

The subscriber offers To REaf;
 q 30nse and Garden. MN the west part of Ltchfeld, little east U of Ihe Episcopal Church. A small fem. perance family will have the preferences.
 ELISHA HORTON. Liiehfeld, March e6. Aa
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-26
NJE TI bA NDN FRKDERIcK BU1L, Secretary.
RENT.

Al an adjourned mreling of ihs ind ndenf demo- cras of Kea,, the house of Col. Philn Mills the following eeNteMen were appone6 officers of the meeting ;--Lyman Roberts, President; David Com. s,ock 2d, and John C. Berry, Vice Preside ns; E. H. Mills and Ozias Lewis, J. S-cre,arise The f,ilow. ing resolutions were reported and aoaniMousy aop, ed:- t'
 Resoioed Tha, we wholly adf entirely tisatsbfoy< o the principles contained n certain resolutions passed by few seleslyled Democratic Repubicans, (" alias arstocrnts a Kent the 3 of March, inst. and re- ceny published. they opposed to all denIbcfac principles and as tending the subverson ofberiy, and tbe essabshnfent of despoiism in it's stead; and would, generaly adopted. convert Daljop of fipde- and slaves.
 Resofsed. That we are no, and will 10, be collar men, and that will treat with abhorrence and con. tempt the attempt ofa yearnR JncksOn Van Buren lawyer iut the rnliar oPO ths asels nf ih intn. pendent dasnacFUts of Kent. X @~r-
 lesolued, That will all proper efforts 10 ex. pose such hypoeritical pretenders to democracy by srippag ihem of iher disguisss, and laying open .o thes of Aiadependegt democrats the baseness Oi ther motives. and the supreme seshness of alI their designs. -.,s, s
 Resoiusd That in the eeeaion Of any oicess of rst will adopt the rule of the grea. apostle of liberty, Thomae Jefferson, and inquire is he honest, and is he capable7"
 Rssoipsd. Tha, the proceedings of this meeting be signed ny the President, Vice Pre.idens and Secre. tares and pnblis,ed n e-whig papers of this State
 LYMAN ROBERTS, Psssideni.
 !osa S (. S2.'nSs1' Bsass, 2' R,..;s.n... s;s:, o..4: 6: A; n.sr:; n.w,:, jr. sser.sarie..
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-26

Nr, EAii0f-AS Ihs uins spproaches 10 pu, ia nou. na'iOn candidates Ger the Legislature from this eooe old Whe '"wns permit uS I0 recommend 1he names of Phi1ehGs MiHsr snd EidhS kosrsOR, ESqru as sui,a. bIe persons. We can vOuch tor bOGh of them being good ligs. who will aIhaIy and ably represent the town ia the IesislEurs. WKsr END.
 GWe kavs a,cOmmanica,iOn from another sec,;On of the town recommending the same persons as Ihe O.. bOVe, which il is unnecessary 10 pubIsh.1
 We lave two OF three GsmmbnicaiiOns respecting very insignificant cresure aI New-Aiilfor bu, we re- 'diy think the sdlj jPcl Is nul worth the hilton ex pendcd UpoH it.
 Saicide.--On Thursday aii+rGuun last, the 18th inst Mr. Solomon Stone, 66 years of age, was found in ,is bar" suspended by rope, and quite dead. q. was respectable aud wealthy citizen, and had for some tune been is sia,e of gloom and despondency Yer. d'c "t 'e jury of inquest, that he came t" Aie death by hanging in a fit of mental derangesieal."
 LlTCHFIELD.
 At nnsle roua meeting of ihe Whig Elecinrs of I!ie town Oi LiIchheid hOdeO the Court House im said 'own, on the 23d day of March inst. Cw.a Seth Ian don was appointed Chan man, and Frederick B,Srl Secretary: The meeting having been addressed at length and whh disiimy ability bv Hcn. Phime. has Miner relative the present alarming oG our public a'irs ihe following resolutions were pre- sen.rd aud unanimously adOp,ed :-
 kesored. That the abuses praciised by the present administration, la which the attention Oi tisis meeting has been called by the late Member of Conavess from ihls county, are such make imortanl that the intelligent electors of this should assemble tn. versaiy and demand redress of grievances by an n- depende9t exercise of that inesmabie privilege the elective franchise.
 Resoiced. That tn order give fall expression so the se"iimcats of the good people al this town n vea- ton to subjects of vital importance Co the safety of our free Osii,uons and iLe welfare of our beloved coun- try is indispensable that every whig eiecor should re,ain at the polls till he has voted for every officer to he chosen on the first Monday in April next.
 Resoired That the Congressional election hich a a hand d of the greatest moment, inas,nuch as the choice "f the next President may de. oive on the House of Representatives; and shat we will cordially support the ticket nominated by the W hig Conven- to", as they will tshoud occasion require lher action on tIa su'Jert the of lhe State in favor of some s,atrs"aH of unqnestioHable qualifications, ana possessing principles eOugenial to the feelings of great najoriiy of the people of Conaeciicut.
 Voted. That this meeting be adjourned to assemble at the Co0niy House Monday the 3Oh day ol March ius a, o'clock P. M. to nominate candidates to rep- resent this town in the legislature and that punclual and general attendance be requested,
 SETH LANDON, Chaitman.
 FREDERlcK BURL, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-26

Cotton Yasss assd Batting. LUST received ap additional supply ol Cot y ton Weaving Yarn and snpeFine and common Batting ;8t,
 March e6. W. E. D. PORTER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-26

bIe he therefore, as c last resort. told him plainly that he would .GaH t Jor kis interssI to shsiai0iO future from sn active iateFGtreHcu tn political cODIeste, and especially from an attendance on the proposed meeting; and that the patronage of his JaeksOn customers would depend upon the heed which the ten. ant should give to these jrienHty admOnitiOns.
 It need hardly be added, that the tenant. true whig that he is, treated both the sugges- tons and their author with the contempt they nieriteds West side ofLhe leA District.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-26
Canaan Lime. ERESH CanaaD LIME. for sale by E March 2s. W. & D. PORTER.
Oats! Oats!

nFa prime quality, for sale by NJ March 96. , w. & D. PORTER.