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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05
TILE MINE.

BY tho annual report OF the Director oil tho u.
S. Mint, VIC learn, that the coinage. during tho LAST
ycor, amounted 10 1888 123 Of which S3.9l5
we're gold coins, R3,1I5 500 silver, and Sl9,l5l
in copper. OF the gold coins, $3.50, 752 consist of
coins of the new STANDARD. The Goposltes Of gold
last year amounted to Is 500. 600, Of which ebou,
81, 067 900 were United States come issued previ
ousIy to the adjustment of tho new ratio Of gold
and silver values about &S9S,0Oo were derived
from the gold region OF the United Slutes R295,
900 from Mexico, South America and the West In
dies; ~, $50, 900 from Europe $4,000 from At
rica; and 10 900 fcom other sources
Annexed to the Report IS a table showing tho
amount of gold received isom the goll region OF
the United States annually, from the year 1871, N.
elusive. Unlil 1899, North Carolina was the only
State which furnished II in that year, Virelnla and
South Carolina sent n small supply in 1880, Geor-
gia was added to the list of gold States aud IN 1881
Tennessee nnd Alabama. Alabama, however, has
furnished none since that year, and Tennessee very
small sums. Virginia, in 1929, sent to the Mint
1880 in 1880, 5b21 900 IN 1881. @26,o00 IN
1882. S2f 900 In 1888, Sl0t 900 aud in 1881,
1862, 600. North Carolina has sent as much ms
s rs 900, in a single year-South Carolina t66,
900 and Georgia, $4,000. The following nro
the total amounts from all the States, since 1924,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05
PRESIDENTIAL. NouGNATIoNs.


The Lsgisla IRE ~ Missouri hos nominated MIR
lin Van Burei as President, aud Thomas II Ben.
ton rs Vice President, suffice, Ia The decision of the
Baltimore Convention, 10 winch body they appoint.
ell Delegates.
The Legislature of New Jersey olso approve of
the Baltimore Convention, and propose t,at II shall
assemble on the 20th of May next.
A writer in the Raleigh Register, nominntes
William Gas,on, of North Carolina, as mkt Pre-
ST dent.
A meeting has been held at Cheviot, Ohio, ard
another Is about To be convened at Cincinnati. for
the pur 0ose of bringing forward the claims OF tier.
Harrison for the Same office.
The T%ennesss c papers arc filled with %onlagies OF
Judge White The Knoxville RegIsier asserts po-
sitively, that the Judge can neither ba oaxed nor
driven from tho field. He is already u formidable
candidate and circumstances may vusly increaoo
his strength. He Is now about 90 years Of age.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NMIILLlAM CROSBiE, lately Of the firm OF
w C,o,lie Il Spence. Richmond
The undersigned have connected tbcmselvcs.
under the finn OF Cno5BiE H. coRsos. and bnvs
taken the shop laicly occupied by Mr.. Hsrd,,
Chair Manufacturer, on Mar ct street. lea ling TO
the court louss.
They respectfully inform the inhabitants Of
Lynchburg aud its vicinity tina, they inieod 10
carry on the
CABINET Nj AkING, IN all its branches.
Having engaged first rate " orkmen, they would
assure the public that they can manufacture Fur
u,t1rr, on ~ reasonable terms ~ II tan be obtained
from The North. and with all the elegance Of The
Noithero markets. They can say, from experience,
that wofk made IA the Northern cities foi n South.
era market !. IN general slight, and more for show
han durability
Orders Loft NJ their Msdufaoiory will be prompt
" attended To, and executed with neainess aud
despatch. Picture aud Portrhi, ffamfs Of all kinds
mnde 10 order, I.adles' Work Bonr., Portable VIZ
ing Desks, Dressing aud Shaving Casrs. &c BE-.
Furniture cleaned. repaired and var"ished an rea.
.ontble terms. WM. GROSBiE,
NM. CORS0N.
February b
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05
THE

Joseph c. Cabell, Esq in a letter 10 Mr.. John
o. Lay, of Richmond, states that the Charter of the
jones River AMI Kanawha Company is perfectly
safe. 1t appears that there had been only 487
Withdrawals in Richmond, and that the whole u
noun, of stock, after that deduction, was % G5l
shares, heing an excess OF 6Sl over the requisite
amount.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05
NEW. uAMPSHIRE

The Wings of this State, the ancient glories of
which, achieved by hef Langdon, her Stafk, her
Bartlett and her Shertnan, IN past days, have LITTER
ly been eclipsod by the strange influence acquired
by an Isaac Hill, over her councils, are nhout To
rally for the ensuing contest. A Conseatlon OF
300 delegates assembled u, Concord, ON the 20th of
January, and nominated Andrew Pierce for Gov
crnor, and Messrs. Samuel Hale, Samuel w. Cerr,
Anthoncy Colby, james w 'lson, and Joseph Bell,
for the next Congress. Success to them
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05
M MASSACHUSETTS,.

On the 81 h instant, The House ct Representa-
tiyes of Massachusetts proceeded to make cno'cS o
a United States Senator, IN place OF Nir. ."s
who declines a reelection. Iheie "ele ~ y
bers present-nccessary TO a cho'oe IaI
stood as follows: For John Quincy hua'"' =
Levi Lincoln LOG VIM. Bayliesoi hOe' IL.
ing so; J. c.. Bates 65 John DaVIs =
Shaw SO L. Saltonstall ~; T. Evc'eu -, NV,
lay,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05

nv The National In,ollgcncer informs us, on the
authority Of ono Of tho Coronor's Jury, that Cnpt.
John Hudry, of Now Orleans, who was in Wash.
Iogion CITY for the purpose of prosecuting n claim
upon the government Tor monies expended hy him,
Tor the national service, during the campaign which
terminated IN tho victory of New o leans, died sud
denly from u violent homorrangc of the iurgs, and
hat he did not IN consequence of tho sickness OF
the heart, arising from " hope deferred commit
suicide, as WIS stated in tho Senate, when the bill
for his relief eame before that body for considcrn
ton. The justice of his claim was universally con
cedcd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05
NOTICE.

vHvIIERE will be n Thompsonian Meeting a, the
II Tavern Uause of Mrs. Rntbu,'s 5, noar Pres
ton q Lclwich's Store, on Goose Creek, Bedford
county, on the third Saturday in Febfunry. Tbomp-
sonibns from other counties arc earnestly requested
to attend, as also those living in Bedford .-iheo'
ice, Of the meeting viii be fully explained on
day. WIN WlCH, in.
Al the request oi scvcrol 1aompsoaidns.
Feb. 8 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05
Feb. 8
2 REWARD.
STOP THE

q tARRIED of from my residence, in he county
" Of buckingham, ucnr tue Court House, OIL
Sunday night, the 10Th Of january, by u FREQ man
Of colour, who calls himself JESSIE HITCH
EMS, a di,cher by trad, uy woman Judy. Hitch
ems is d stout, well made fellow, of a rather brI ght
complexion. about fo'ty Yeas of age, five feet six
inches high, and a bad countonance. lie Is also
remarkably fond of ardent spirits, and SPEAKS freely
when a lille intoxicated. judy is a stout, well
proportional woman, about twcnty-four years OF
age, OF Il similar complexion, and about the same
height a bushy head wrh & small scar on the right
check, occasioned by a burn.
| will give the above reward 10 any per'on who
will apprehend and deliver 10 me the said negroes,
or secure them in jai, 50 that | &c, my woman, and
bring the said Kitchens TO justice.
SHAM GILLIAN.
Sr The Richmond Enquirer will insert the fore
gong twice IN the inner page. and forward its &C
count to this office for payment.
Feb, ). Eur
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05
WANTED IMMEDIATELY

A 4 The Vrgininn Office, one or two Apprentices
IN to the Printing Business. II is necessary
that they should be ablo to read and write ,olerably
well.
IVA Journcyman may also obtain employment,
Il few weeks, il immediate application be mado.
Feb. 3 it's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05
OBITUARY

DIED, in this place. on Sunday last, nj half past
. O'Clock, Mr. GEORGE r. PERRY, aged % years
aud 8 dnJs. His diiesse was pulmonary, with
which ba bad been nGl cied for many mouths
Thus has the ruthless hand Of Death tora lin rom
all earthly enjoyments, ~ the full tile oil youth,
leaving - wife aud MI infant clIild, viii, numerous,
other relatives nnJ friends, 10 shed the tear al snr.
row over his uoiiinrly grave. But let them not
sorrow as those without hope. lie possessed all
the virtues which should sdorn the unan CHARGE .
ter, IL died with n perfect assurance nnd well eronnN
Died faith that he would dwell with his Heavenly
Faith, IN "tbat house net mate with bands,
eternal IN tho hoagens."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05
NOTICE.

IL the Southern Literary Messenger, recently,
commencing
:" III offer thee this heart of mine
II could love thee less, &c. &c.
viii receive u Gold Medal, by writing to w. Is.
r." Lynchbuts, Virginia, and giving his hnmo.
which the writer of this notice wishes to have on.
groved upon II.
Er The Editor of the Southern Literary Mos
senger will please give this two insertions
Feb .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05

Gy The Rev. Mr.. Parker has preached twice IN
New Orleans, since his return, to crowded nu1ienc-
cJ, and no breach of he peace wds perpetfated. The
ugtators, therefore, we presume, were not sustained
By public sentiment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05

1r The N. y. Evening Star says" The Rev.
Bcrhabos Bates, we learn, has been invited to
Washington, 10 take the place Of Rev. q 8. Blown,
Gin the General Post Office Department. who ia
to take the place OF MIR. Bates in our Post Office
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05

s- In the House of Representatives. on the 2Sth
ult' Mr.. Adams submitted a resolution, requesting
The President Of the United States, 10 communicate
10 the House, if not Incompatible with the pubic
interests, any correspondence WIN me COVE hnen'
o. Frence, and depatches received from inc m"
;s,or of the II. States at Paris, not heretofore con-
n,,nica,ed IN the House, IN relation TO the failure
or tho Erench Government to carry into effect
onv stipulation fthc treaty of the 9TH OF July
1881,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05
CASH FOR.

n WISH to buy some THlRTY.FIVE or FOR
u TY Young Negroes, consisting OF men, women.
boys and gnls. Persons wishing 10 sell, will mako
early NJ %pllca,ion a, the DO, Of the fronkllp Ho,eI.
II. G.. RICHARDSON.
Feb, 3 ifRWe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05

TO- ESSilS. rawfo Lowry and Thomas Low
I'VE ry :-Toke notice, that on the 9th day Of
March, 1885, IN Bedloid Courthouse. in Liberty,
in said county Of Bedford, shall take the deposit
tons Of Col. John Hewitt and others, 10 be read III
evidence on the tlal Of a suit in Chuncery, now dc
pending in the Circuit Superior Cour. OF Law and
Chnncefy for the county OF Bedford, aforesaid,
whercin | am plaintiff, and you and others are dc.
fcndints. If the sad dispositions shall not be com
pleicd on the above named day, shall continue TAX
ing them from day 10 day, at the same place, until
the same are completed.
ELLIOTT LOWRY.
Feb. 8 w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05
MARRIAGE.

MARRIED-On tho 23tb January, by the Re,
V'nal Smith, Mr.. BEVERLY CRUMp, to Mis-
FRANCES M. GRAY, daughter OF Mr.. BiIkcr
Gray, all Of the county Of Bedford.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05

gTThe bes, loast drunk a, the %iluinbug Dinner,
in Washington City, on the Sh of January, was
offered by "A Mr.. Daniel Robinson. After tho lead
ing patriots had drunk deep poIations IN honor oil
the " Democratic Party, rs they are pleased to
style themselves, Mr.. Robinson give u Dcmocra
cy--all talk and no cider" !, would have been
worth while to have seen the cuunlenances of The
Bentons, Hills, and kenlalIs, when this honest
sentiment was uttered. Macbeth, we imagine, was
not more startled when the ghost If Blnqno glided
before him 10 The midst OF his guilty rcvelg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05
COMMISSlONER,S SALE.

N pursuance Of an order Of the Hastings Court
u for The Corporation Of Lyno,l,urg, at its Feb
ruary term, the undersigned Commissioner, on.
pointed for that purpose, will proceed TO sell, for
cash, on FRIDAY, the 10Th Of he present month, be-
fore the front door of tho Market.house, n remark
ably likely yellow Girl, tho property of Forester
Crutchfieid, a minor.
sAML. BRANsFoRD, Conn.
Feb. 3 ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05
INCEsTUOUS MARRIAGES

A writer, who sigas himself Iota. in the Rich
mond Wing, AMI who honestly avows that he -
warmly attached to the sister Of his deceased VIE,
and wishes to marry her, bcsccchcs the Virginia
Legislature to repeal The statute which iofbljs
such a connection. lie contends, among 0 her
things, that such marriages are MT forbidden by
tho scriptures anl 10 sustain this position quotes
ST. Paul, in The u Corinthians, 7h Gu 3Jtn
verse But, il her husband be dead, she IS at
liberty to marry 1chom she wiH.' lie omits, how
ever, the four concl ding w1rds ofthis verse, which
the Apostle evidently designed as d check to a llccn-
tious construction Of his meaning, TO wit " onIy ~
tie Lyrd." Besides # Iota be rightin his lnterpreta-
ton of ST. Paul's meaning, nc proves too much i;
nr, ia woman, her husband bsing dead, may mar
~ " whom she loth," she may injury, not her de-
ceased sisters husband only, bat her own brother
nay, her father. hte's reasoning, We suspect,
springs from his heart rather than his head. De-
sirous of marrying his deceased wife's sister his az
fcctions have set his ingenuity to work, to justify q
foregonc conclusion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05

Btr Col. ldison iIsll, Of Lancaster county
formerly a mcmbEr ofihc Virginia Legislature, ha
received the appointment OF the Agent oftho Amer
lcan Colonization Society, and will reside in Rich
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05

sT 1t IL stated by The Washington Globe that
Mcssrs. Wise md Coke made up then difference
before leaving thu ground, hftcr then late duel, and
that since that time there have been mutual mani
fcstations ofiend feeling, and sentiments of person
al respect between them. Why could they no,
have done this previously to shooting nj each 9th
err, as well ms Afterwards WV cannot conceive IN
what manner the discharge of their pistols at eael,
other reno we'd the difficulties TO IN om,cablo nd
~juslmcn, Of Their differences, which, without thu,
attempt upon each others lives, would have consti'
,utcd an lnsuperablo barrier 10 a friendly icrminn-
ton oftheir quarrel. This is one Of the mysteries
of the code of honor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05

az The Quebec Gazette contains n singular
article, which hints rather than asserts, that
Dir. Nelson and Mr.. Chipman, two of the leading
citizens of Canada, had recently visited Wash
ington city, in order 10 consult with Gen Jackson
relative TO a breach Of the connoxion between the
Canadian Provinces q Great Britain. We shall
probably hear more of this,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05

gr A meteor, ola light green color, its apparent
diameter about half that Of the moon. was soea at
New II ven, (Connec,icut,) in tho southeast quar-
to, Of the heavens, on the oath Of January.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05

- The bill making appropriations for the pay
nent o fthe claims of American c'lzens, tor french
,poliations prior TO the year looo, mas been otoefeu
10 he engrossed for a third reading, IN inc SENATE
Nv a vote Of % to 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05

at once than to have undergore tho terrible punish-
ment whieh II seems was reserved for him. Tbs
harshcst penalties of the law are less fearful than
The " tender me,eitsa Of an ,ncense1 multitude
E4ttaef Of a lsHsr dotcd,
N~arcHez, Jan. tth, 1895.
"iesierlay was a great DAY h're. Fos'er, the
murderer Of hs wife, was acquitted and sc, free, but
i was only for a minute or two. Perhaps you my
have head Of him before. lie VS. tfiel for tie.l
murder of his w,fe last year, whom he Killed with
a negro whip. lie wns Il planter and Is worth 50
or 90, 900 dollars, and gave Felix Illus on. one OF
our feet lawyers, 5000 dollars to get him elear of
tho galows.-le sierday at three o'clock he was set
free, bu, the moment he made his appearance out
side Of the Court House, n mob composed of the
most respectable citizens OF Natchtz and the sur
rounding country, lad hold OF him, took him out 10
the edge of the town and there stripped Inn, gave
him one hun1fed md fifty lashos with, three good
cow-hiics. None but gentlemen Of good standing
nogecd him, ind nlter they had done so until his
back WINS cut 10 pieces, they got a tar bartel, wnrm-
cd it and poured II nil over him, lhen laid about two
bushels Of feathers ON him; nftcr this they made
him walk through all the streets in the city, follow
ed by about 1000 people, with nil tho yells and
cries ofklll lin, whip hun again, &c. All this !
was an eve witness TO, While whipping him
some of the Gro wd called for mercy, when ono OF
our first lawyers rose md said " his wife called out
for mercy when he WINS killing her and he DID not
hear hct.P 1t was the intention OF the populaco TO
have taken him 10 the river and put HIM in . canoe
without oars, carry him out into tho middle of the
river and then let HIM go. This they did no, do,
on account OF It's having been sH,d among the crowd
that there were several " waiting on the Bluff 10 shoot
him. hat else will be done with HIM 7 do not
know"
EJ The Nalchcz Courier Of the 9i, inst fully
conn rms the foregoing statement. II states that
Foster was the finest looking man IN the country
and u member ofa wealthy and respectable family
To prcservr,his life, he wos deposited in tho jail
1t adds" i was a horrid sight to see him, pale ant
trembling, the blood i~ricking down his neck, ant
the tar aad feathers making his appearance tina, o
a monster. So fur from recognizing Foster, "
could scarcely believe that he was a man
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05

gr The General Appropriation Bill IS now
before tho House of representatives and, as
usual, gives rise to no small port'onot gueri'ia
debate, as its various items are brought III re-
view.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05

hnDWS
toMMGNfGArED
In the Democrat Of Monloy, I noticed a letter,
copied from tho " great Globe" dated Fall River,
Mass. January 2oth, 1898 The writer says
"Our triumph is glorious Nan. u. Borden,
the Administration candidate, is elected over Me-.
Baylics, 10y a majority of five hundred and fifty
votes"
Mr.. Borden WIS not the Administrator candi-
datc-lt had none-he was the Anli-Masonlc can
didntc, ani, as such, was elected. lie Is not a
Jackson man, although he is supposed 10 he oppos
ed to the u. ). Bank. The two leading parties OF
that District Norfolk, Bristol county, Mass.) are
Anti. Masonic and Masonic. The cause Of Mr..
| Bnylics' failure was that he is Il Mason, Ind not
that he Isl Wing. The A nti- Mosons Of TINT Dis
trict arc opposed to the present administration
agree with the writer of that letter in saying,
that that District has sent To represent IT u firm hon
est, Independent Republican.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05

gb Maj Barry his just prescribed a iadg-thc
post-mistress of Trenton, N. j lIor nnme is
Mrs. Wilson, the widow of James Jefferson
Wilson, who was n conspicuous leader of the old
Republican party in the days Of Jefferson and
Madison. 1t appears that somebody told Ma.
Barry that a son of Mr.. w llson once voted against
he powers that be, aid the mother VIVA forth-
with removed 10 make room for "A loyal subject.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05
4 suae IN Nafcaez !

Il StHf N NafCfc@
The follow 'ng letter is copied hom the " I
Mercantile Advertiser. The wreiched victim oil
popular dlsPleasore,-no doubt Justly excited
whose fate II describes, had better have been hung
at once than 10 have undergore tho terrible punish-
ment hieh IT seems was reserved for him. Tbs
harshcst penalties of the Law are less fearful than
the " tender meleIfsa Of an incense1 multitude
E4tiatt 81 a lstsr daicd,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-12-09
From the Boston Courier.

Efeets Of fRsmorse.-Therc is young man nam
ed BardwelI, in prison Mt Northampton, for the CON-
mission Of sundry larccnics. lie arragned be-
fore the Court last week, but by Of insanity
was unable to plead, and was returned to prison.
This incident forms a theme for the subsequent re-
Elections Of the Northampton Courier:
II literally makes the heart ache to witness the
mere wreck Of this once noble and proud spirited
boy. What moral spectacle for the young, ms well
parents, to contemplate Here Is youth, Of
mucl, promise for future usefulness, enjoying the
confidence Of his employer, and the esteem Of all
who knew bim-pnrtaking Of religious and moral
instruction, having his necessities all supplied, and
free from rksome and responsibilities of ma
ture life, suddenly detected in the commission OF
crime, and confined with criminals Of every grade
in prison, He is overwhelmed by the awfuuess of
his situation and the amount of guilt which has So
fearfully broken round his mind. His tears avail
him not, and the sorrows Of n heart-broken mother
strengthen the acuteness of his anguish, until rea-
son iolters. Suddenly the father dies in distant
land, aud the only hope Of earthly succor seems now
obterated and quenched One long and deep burst
Of grief follows, aud reason is crushed and the hight
Of intellect is cytinguishcd, perhaps, forever!
Since the hour in which his fathers decease wa.
he has not spoken syllable, nor Ut
tered word. He seems doomed to eternal silence
and idocy He is wholly unconscious Of the exis-
tence Of any object around him lie knows moth
ing, and heeds nothing The familiar voice Of his
mother falls as powerless upon his ear as the graf.
ing of the prison doors, aud profered kipdnes and
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-12-09

MorHEE's LovE.-'The Boston advocate states
in relation to the act Of maternal heroism, exhibi-
ted by Irish mother the fatal Fire in Sea street,
that she succeeded in rescuing of her offspring
and perisbed in the attempt to the other. The
Advocate well observes /" had the poor mother been
lady Of fashion, who has thus sacrificed her life to
maternal devotion, the public press would have
been filled with eulogiums and lamentations. There
is not whit less Of true beroisp in the deed than
If the most fashionable mother in the city had been
the victim. Where is the unfortunate orphan who
was saved is there no active benevolence to res
cue it from the effects Of this misfortune =
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-12-09
BELLETUE
LIVERY STABLE.

subscriber will continue carry the business
Dected with Livery Stable in all it, various brancbe.
the well known Stable the Belle Vue House the Hill
The business in future will be under the
Thomas DuEm0re, who will be ready all times furnish
coaches hacks barouches hases saddle horses 10 all who
disposed paronse the The coaches and every
other vehicle belonging this establishment equal to any
the place elsewhere Prompt attention will be paid
the departure Of the steamboats, and short no
pains shall be venting render the establishment every way
worthy the patronage ofhe public Horses kept length
OF time, at the customary rates RUFUS B. kINsLEY
Newport, Angus; 5.