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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-13
yN.EW-P,ART,NERSH/P.

The subscri6ers RESPECTFULLY inform their
friends g The hubHc, that on the. I'd Of Janu=
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firm of"KREMER e. SUESDORF,"f for
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MER. By good svare and strict attention to
business, they hope to merit e retain not only
the hatronag, Of the former. firm, but also to
obtain a share Of SUPPORT from the hu6hc in
general.
' CHR SJT.AN KREMER. 10
~. PHILIP SUEsDORF.
Canton, January I'd 1895. 4o;y.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-13
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14

These bricks must mouds of such size to aver
age when burned eight inches, by four inches by two and
half inches They be Of the best quality of merchan,abe
Bricks The proportion of salmon pale bricks
ceed eighth Of the whole and soft pale bricks
will be received. The proportion of arch Bricks
ceed eighth of the whole and of these that much
warped VIII be receved-rhe proportion of broken bricks
must not exceed two per cent.
At least 100 be delivered by the day June next
and the remainder the of the summer and
the year. such periods suit the convenience of the
contractor provided there be always hand the supply requ
site for the progress of the work.
Should any persons desire furnish the stated number of
Bricks less number of different from that given above
they will please accompany their proposals with
of the length BREADTH and thickness of well burned brick
the kind they wish TO supply.
Before forming the Contract, fair sample will be required
be deposited in the Engineers Office, Fort Adams which,
should prove satisfactory will govern in the inspection of the
several deliveries.
Payment will be made required each cargo duly mspec
ted and recevedA communications touching this subject
be directed to Brevet Col JOSEPH G. TOTTEN u. :. En-
gineers, Newport, X. l.
JOS. q. TOTrEN, Ii. Col Eng'rs Brerot Col
Fort Adams, Newport Harbor, II. l. :
January llth 1875.
II The Publishers of the Newport Mercury Herald of the
Times Warren (R l Star of the Portland Bath Gardiner
Halowell Wscasset Thomason Buckpor Bangor and Bel
fast (MeJ papers; of the Portsmouth (N I) papers New
buypor Salem Taunton, New-Bedford, Fall River Mass
papers; Boston Patriot; Stonngon New-london Mddeown
and Hartford (Ct papers, Of the n. Y Courier Enquirer
American Journal of Commerce. and Of the Newburg N Y
papers, will please give the above notice four Insertions
forward their accounts
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14

HDRPOSAIS will be received by the Subscriber until the
1st of March, inclusive for the delivery the wharf
Fort Adams Newport arbor r. of 900 Bushels of Sand
for Stone
The Sand must be clean and free from Pebbles The
Proposals must be accompanied by fair sample thereof The
delivery the LIST of April and TO be made
such quantities. and such times the progress the work
may require
Jos. G. TOTTEN 1t. Col. Eng'rs. Brevet Col
Fort Adams Newport Harbor II.
Jan. lli 1885.
u The Publishers of the Newport Mercury Herald of the
Times Warren Or I)Star FalRiver v ,nitor Providence Or.
I) papers & New Bedford Mass papers, will please give the
above two Insertions and forward their accounts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14

Shoeking.-We learn by the Buffalo Commercial
that Mr.. Avery, late cashier of the Farmers and Me-
chanics bank Detroit, killed in that city few
days since by Mr.. Midnight, publisher of the De-
troit Free Press. 1t was the consequence of per-
sonal quarrel.
Coroner's fsqaeS.--" Henry X. Avery came to
his death by fall upon the floor caused by blow
giveE him by Sheldon M'Knight, Editor of the De-
troit Free Press, at the Grocery of Alfred Burns,
in the city of Detroit, the evening ofthe "a Dec.
inst. againsthe peace and dignity United States
of America, and the Laws of the Territory of Michl-
gan"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14
RECENT ADDITIONS To
W. CA l. l. A III 4 US
CIR OUL TING AIRY.
Newport, Dec. 10Th

25S4 Noveettes of Travellers Odds and Ends from the
Knapsack of Thomas Snguary Jouneyman Printer Owls
1855 The Cruise OF the Mdge by the auhor of Tom Crngs
Log, &c, vol
1856 Calavar: or Knight ofhe Conquest Romance of
Mexico BY DR. Bird, author of The Gladiator" &c vols
This is said to be the best American Novel published
25S7 The Mseres of Marage the Fair of May Fair by
Mrs Gore, author Of Mothers and Daughters, &C. vols
1852 Three Years in the Pacific Including of Brazil
Chile, Bolivia Peru; by an Officer of the U. 5, Navy vol
5SS Henri Quarte, the Days of the League historical
Romance. almost equal TO Seotts) 2vos
25s9 The Fortunes of Pern Warbeck; Romance by Mrs
Shelly author of Frankensen The Last Man." nc. , vols
$500 The Pacha of Many Tales by Capt Marratt author of
Peter Simple Jacob Faithful, &c, = vols
255l The Last Days of Pompei Novel, by Buwer,
thor of Pelham, Devereux, Eugene Aram &c, , 2vols
1892 Vathek; Oriental Romance, by w Beckiord vol
1893 Self ControE a Novel, by Mary Bnn,on. 2 vols
1884 The Huncbback Of Notre-Dame Novel, translated
from the French of Victor Hugo, = vols
1896 Memoirs of the Life and Correspondence of Mrs Hannah
More by W. Roberts, , vols
SOAPS
NewYork Brown old CASTLE Naples Jars very superior
for sale by Wm b. RIDER.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14

ADAMS EULoGY ON La FAYETTE.-The absence
of the English and French ministers from the Ma
tional Celebration in honor of Fayette's memory,
appears to have been ascribabe to the circumstance
of Sir Charles Vaughan and Mr.. Serrurer having
previously directed joint note to Mr., Adams, re-
questng to be informed whether there any
thing in the eulogy he was about to deliver to which
it would be improper for them to listen. The an
swer of Mr. Adams, though not known, appears to
have been unsatisfactory.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14

Joseph j. Sager, executed at Augusta, Me.
on Friday last, for the murder Of his wife A
long address, written by the prisoner, read by
the Rev. Mr. Tappan. in which he asserts in the
strongest manner his innocence of the crime (which
he had been convicted. His last words, the mo-
ment he was swung off, were, " Glory to God-i
die innocent" Notwithstanding severe snow-storm
all the morning, not less than 10000 persons were
present--and among the crowd many females.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14
JUVENILE CONCERT.
MIR. NUTTING.

Gives notice to his friends and the public, that he
will give a JUVENILE
CONCEST.
1t Zion Church, on "Wednesday Fee the IAN inst
He will be assisted by Mr.. II. 5. FRlEZE, on
the organ.
In the course of the evening, Mr. N. will sing sew
eral Solos.
PART ].
Organ voluntary.
2-Chant--O come, let us siEg unto the Lord,
3-Chorus, Come saints and adore Him.
4-Duett, The winter is and gone-CLARK.
5-Chorus, Hark the song of jublee.-MAsoN.
6-Duett, When shall we meet again.
Solo, He shall feed his flock.-HANDEL.
S-Chorus, Sound the loud timbrel-AvIsoN.
PART 2.
voluntary.
I2-Solo & chorus. Vital spark Of heavily fame
3-Trio, The last beam is shining.
4-Solo & chorus, On the mountain top,-MAsoN
I5-Duett, Ave Sactissimi.-BRowNE.
6-Chorus, Burst ye emerald gates
7-Solo, When weary limbs to rest FRIEzE
IS-Chorus, Strike the cymba, ,-PUCIrTA.
! The CONCERT will commence at half past
o'clock. Tickets % cents children under IL years
of age, half prce-may be obtained at the Book
store of Mr. Barber and w. Callahan, Thames-st
Newport, Jan. I4ih,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14

Extraordinary Escapc.-On the night of the Sth
of August last, Alexander Boyd an extra man of
the Bailycasle District, county of Antrim, while on
patrol, fell over Kinban Head, I95 feet He first
struck perpendicular S5 feet, and hounded off aud
rolled 10 more, where he was found in the morn
ing of the 9th. On examination the left thigh and
cap of the knee were found broken, with some Sc
we're bruises. He was on wednesday able to be
moved out of bed, with every hope of his being able
to resume his duty.-Dub6n Mail
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14
RHODE-ISLAND UNION BANK.

the annuul Meeting Of the Stockholders of the r. l.
"A Union Bank, held at their Bankngroom on Tuesday
JAM 9Th 1885, the following named persons were elected D
rectos of the Bank for the ensuing vizChr c. Cham
pln Stephen T. Norham John p Mann, George Engs Rob-
er r. Lee David Bufum, Charles Deyans Samuel Barker
William Sherman
And at a subsequent meeting of the Directors G. g. Cham
plin was unanimously reelected President
GEO. e. MASON, Cashier.
Newport, Jan. 14th.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14
DIED.,

At Portsmouth, Sunday last Isaac Amy in the 10Th
Of his age-neral this day from The Friends Meeting house IN
Portsmouth
At Portsmouth, the 4th Mrs Rhoda Slocum wife of
Mr. Stephen Soccm in the I'D year of her age.
At Taunton the 9Th Mrs. Martha Richmond wife of
Francis Richmond Esq and of the late Capt James
Philips of this town. aged 81 years.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14
NEWPORT BANK.

the annual Meeting Of the Stockholders of the Newport
Bank held Wednesday, the 9Th inst the following gen.
temen chosen Directors for the vZJohn
Williams Simon Newton, William Vernon Isaiah Crooker,
Jun William Nichols Stephen B. Cornell William Stevens
Russell Coggeshal, George Knowles.
And at subsequent meeting Of the Directors, William Yer
non, Esq. was chosen President and
S. CAHOONE, Cashier.
Newport, Jan. l4h, 1885.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14
SHIP NEWS-PoRT OF NEWPORT.

ARRIVED
Thursday Jan Sh-Shp Ann & Hope from Providence for
New. .Bedford-Brg Paragon. Healy's from NewOreans-
Sloop Herald Manchester, from New-iork.
Saturday, 1Od-Brg Standard, Wilson, from Halifax for
w-York-Orent, Tarton, Baltimore.
CLEARED.
Schr Virginia, Burgess Mobie-Soop Hope Smith, Nor
folk
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14

Reed FOR CIRCULATION BY ". CALLAHAN
NIDOCQ.-MEMOIRS OF yIDOC0, Principal Agent of
v the French Police; Second Edition, 2 vols. l2mo
LIFE OF PRINCE TALLEYRAND. | vol. Svo.
"lt lis utterly unfit into decent house made up
far the record OF The early life OF NJ Tacyrand
ed of gross and filthy details OF debaucheY Tdogs Memoirs
and Nc Doaoors Journal the only fitting types that
of this soppail of scandal indecency and caumnyN y
iBoTicdn.
This is evenhanded fair, and impartial history. But,
notwithstanding many dsagreeabe truths related in this
work the author pays ample homage the anscendent ab
ties of the Prince and gives copous from his speeches
and addresses during the revolutionary which, in truth
perfect in their way."-Loadon journal
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14

The Coolest Yet-At Bangor, on Sunday morn
ing last the mercury, by observations taken in three
different places, about hour before sunrise fell to
AZ degrees below zero
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14
MARRIED..

In this town on Thursday evening by the Rev Mr. Lord
Mr. Benjamin Finch to Miss Mary Tiey, daughter OF Mr.
George Tiley all of this town.
Same evening, by the Rev Mr. Mckenzie, Mr. John Sharpe
Miss Mary Young, daughter of Mr. William Young, all OF
town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14

Robert Ii. Dunlap,
VIM. Badger
w m. A Palmer.
John Davis.
John B. Francis.
Samuel A. Foot.
VIM. l.. Marcy.
Peter ID. Vrom.
George Wolf.
Caleb p. Bennett.
James Thomas.
l.. w. Tazewell.
David ID. Swain.
George M'Dutfie.
Wilson Lumplun.
John Gale.
Hiram e.. Runnels.
Ed. ID. White.
VIM. Carroll.
J. Il. Morehead, A'g Gov.
Robert Lucas.
Noah Noble.
Joseph Duncan.
Daniel Dunklin.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14

LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING POST OFFICE, NEWPORT, r. l..
JANUARY 18th, 1884
0T- Persons calling for them wW please say" adrcr-
tised," as they are placed IN a separate bor.
A .Stiilman Rand
William ildcr Philip Rider
$
Andrus VI Barber Elizabeth Ann Sterens
President ofthe Bar NewMrs Sarah T.. Safroy
Mt Co. Pormenius Skinner
Nr Brooks
John III Baker John X. TrumbL
John Barke Thomas Taylor
Alrv X Bowen 3 William A. Thwston
Mss Susan W Brownmg Mrs. Mary f.. Taber
&c Elizabeth Bailey Mss Sally ToJer
C. "
VIM III Crins Jonathan d. WilmoM
I'D Cobb John Wilton
Reo John Cory ? Samuel Winsiow
D. hrs. Eliza Wills
Henry DVoD Uiddhtocn.
Benin X Ddcicy Gardner 5. Stocum
Charles S Dennis Clarke Tucker
Ellsworth Dennis Mary Chase
q Sonu Clarke
S A Grace George Fish
Can PeLes w Gibbs EEiah Macun,ber
III Sarah Rider
Charles II Hazard Irish.
John HIS Joseph Hauiembeek
X Thomas Roach
Mary Kelley James Wood
l. Daniel Cane
Vm Il. Laacton Bernard Brennan
VI Julian !SuLiirdn
John UenIang ,John Tobin
Il Inn Cedsy
Caleb 5. Pike > Mary Eogan
VIM Pratt Margaret Heorkm
! Rebeeoo 4 Peokhdm Jdmest0'cH.
! X jeremiah Hazard
J Can't Reaiagton Charts H. ELdrod
X. II. CARR, y. VI.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14
BRICKS WANTED
1. 600. 600 BRICKS.

HnROPOSALS will be received until the 18th February
next for the supply at Fort Adams Newport HGrbor
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14
instruction on the PIANO Forte.

The Subscribers second term for instruction the Piano
Forte will commence the 10Th Of January Those who wish
to the lessons are requested leave their before the
commencement OF the term H. =. fHIEIE.
J. 9TH r.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14
lt en- oval.
JOSEPH B. WEAVER & co.

- HAVE removed 10 store No l26, Thamesst, sign
Big Hat recently occupied by John Weaver and have
Just received lage osuperne fur seal caps mems
hair seal caps mems and boys cloth caps ladies beav
boas of all descriptions Fur Cspes c ON the most
reasonable Satin Beaver other Hats made OF the best
materials, at the shortest notice Nov 5th,isA
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14

EAI Day and Martins Hacking for sale, No Cclon-
ii u made Row.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14

ID EPUBLIC OF LETTERS is the tae OF a rev weekly
IL paper devoted to the republication Oft works
OF the best writers.
1t is well printed paper Of the finest quality made entirely
ofnen each number contains sixteen io pages making one
volume ofe32 pages per annum.
1t viii be sent BY mail any part OF The " States CauaGa
upon the proprietor reeesng dollars per ennnm post paid
Nos and contain the Man on Feeling BY Mackenzie ana
the Vicar OF Wakefield by GoAisih, Nos ard A. Tales o:
the Hail. by the Rev George Cbbe No g. eomneuces the
Letters of Lady Mary Wordey Montague There will be no
abrdgement Of the work Of any auiher
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14


Maine.
N. Hampshire
Vermont,
Massachusetts,,
Rhode-Island,
Connecticut,
Newly ork,
New-Jersey,
Pennsylvania,
Delaware,
Maryland,
Virginia,
N. Carolina,
S. Carolina,
Georgia,
Alabama,
Mississippi,
louisiana,
Tennessee,
Kentucky,
Ohio,
Indiana,
Illinois,
Missouri,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14

GOVERNORS OF THE SEVERAL STATES.
The following gentlemen are, at present, Govern
ors of the different States
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14
FOR SALE.

AEpA THE Subscriber offers Cor Sale, the four story
fsss8 Brick Store, and Lot. corner Of Thames and
nsssH Pelhanrstrees.-AND 80 Shares in the capital
.sf6A Stock Of the II. l. Union Bank-AppH at his
Office in said Store upstairs The building is substantial
good order, and insured. NICHOLAS q. ROSS.
Nov. 26, If.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14
r AK, FO IL I ga a.

IA Y, FOIk I 3 81.
TUNHE Subscriber Collector of the TOWN TAN voted in
June last hereby gives notice that he has commenced
the collecting Of said Tax d respectfully requests all those in
debcd pay the without delay at No Markeesquarc
Nov. 26, tf JOSEPH MARTIN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14

.PENED yesterday 20 peces mixed and Blue Saineti'
" mong them ofow prce-for sale by the piece yan
Nov. 5. WIN. G.. COZZENS a. co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-12

dced at sea in equinoxial storm W.. copy from tho
Mobile Register the following singular dsclosure:-N
y. r. Post "
The fate of Mrs Aston the Accommodated I,d c .
Aston oil South Carolina, and of Aaron Burr
mas Oeen soaded IN mystery for than twenty years
Occasonaiiy indeed, eleaus Of licht hay becn
thrown around her melancholy end and the belief Thai
SHE fe victim 10 piratca airocy Some t,re, v,,rs
ago was currently reported that residing in one
oil me interior counties of this State some dsclo-
sures ON ms death bed, Which confirm the confs
sions previously made by culprt the gaows that
inc vessel IN which Mrs Aston sailed was Sc ucd for
the sake of her plate and effects The following articl.
which We copy from the Alabama Journal gocs to throw
some additional light the subject The facts mention
cd IN II arc new TO US, and will be- probably TO most
readers: " -
CoSfrssoS or a PlR,rE-The public. no doubt. re-
nen,ers ,e story OF The daughter OF Aaron Burr, who
was tue wie oil Gov Alston of 5. Carolina. On the.
return OF her father from Europe about the year 1879
she embarked from Charleston visit TO him at n "
on board prvaieer-bu vessel, and was never heard
OF Afterwards Ii that her friends M first tbouo,
the vessel had fallen into the hands of praes and af,r
wards concluded that was wrecked and lost II appears
from the statement of respectable merchant of Nj hill.
that man died in that city recently who confessed TO
ms physician on his dying bed that lac had been pirate
and helped to destroy the vessel and all The rev aud
sengcrs on which Mrs Aston had embarked for York
lie declared says this gentleman that after the men were
all Killed, there was an unwillingness the part of
every pate to take the life of Mrs Aston who had not
resisted them or fought them, and therefore they drcw
lots who should perform the decd had to be- done
nc lot ei ON tins pirate who declares that he effected
ms object OF putting the lady death by laying plank
along the edge of the ship half and hafof or over
the edge, and made Mrs Aston walk on that plank till
IL Tilted over into the water with her The dying pirate
requested his physician TO make this story public but his
surviving family Will not permit that the name
OF the deceased should be known
Inc above tale was repeated and by the
chant before mentioned in the presence of humber of
gentlemen whose names be given. lie said he re-
ceived from the physician himself with no other inunc
uon to secresy, than that he should not disclose the name
Oh te PHYSICIAN for the present On being asked if the
physician was man of vcracty and responsibility he
replied, there was no one more in Mobile. The mer-
chant was warned that his story would yet the ne
papers, to which Iic made no objection
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-12
EsOTE EGATEC.
rinrM Enll,,irnr

tfrOm the A. Y. Courier n T:nquiror.l
UMoS CoURsE.-Thcrc was some fine running over
this course yesterday and much sportThe cs for
the $500 purse, three mile heats were:
John G. Stevens b. M Clara Howard by Barefoot
5 Lairds b. II. Henry Archy, by Henry.
VIM r.. Johnsons b. II. Charles Kemblc, by Archy.
VIM. Gibsons b. N. Merry Gold by Barefoot
The three first horses only started, and made SPLEEN
did race Clara Howard took the purscdoing the first
heat in 5ni. AS. and the second in ON dos.
Before the start, Charles Kcnble was freely taken
against the field 100 to CO. After the first heat the
bets at least Ion Tie mare against the field
The horses we're placed fellows:
Clara Howard, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Henry Archy, Observation-Disclosures. 2
Charles Kemble Observation-Disclosures. 3
RAcEs-Unioa Course, Loag LsiaRd-F0arM Dun
There was vast number Of persons assembled this da
TO witness the great four mile (heats and the run
ming was such as highly TO CRAFTY all present The CON
test was at one time keen, and the victory dOububut
thus decided
Tarqun, Observation-Disclosures. 2
NlnBPs ............. 8 dist.
Johmsons favorite mare Juana, and Alston's b c.
Iarqun, were both four years old, and Juana was the
fayorile against the field
Time min. SECS min fl sec.