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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-08
EXPRESS MAIL.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, July %, 1886.

day of September next, ut II O'Clock, NJ,
Ito be dealrd lie nrxt das) for carrying daily
expires mad on horseback, ~ railroad car, or
n steamboats,, lol the purpose ol conveying slips
nom Geu sPapers# II liel OF rAchangc ucw ,papcrs,
aud letters tolher Dian such as contain money!
not exceeding hill an ounce in weight, marked
express mni, aud public dispatches on tho
raa;es ani dH'los the tIWc hereinafter stated, 10
vii:
From New orl> Ia phjlalolphi1, 90 miles and
back, 10 Stop II not more thn three intermediate
Offices:
Leave New York at , p m, arrive at philalcl-
phla by ; am#nrN day.
Leave Philadelphia II i IN, arrive at New
lorl, h, } p N.
Proposals from til Railroad Company for car
rylne the rreat mail we'll rs the express mail
viii BIZ considered At the same time.
Service 10 continue until the Bob June, 1870.
From phlaaelphl, to Baltimore, 100 Mules and
back 10 stop al not more than two intermediate
Offices.
Leave Philadelphia al "A u N, arrive at Bal'i-
mure by N.
Leave Baltimore al 81 p m, mtrvo at Ph'adcl-
plla by Oh am, next day.
Service Ia continue until thu 3Oth June, 1910.
From Baltimore To Washington, D. c., ;iS m'ics
and back.
Leave Baltimore al m, arrive at Washing
Ton by , = III.
Leave Washington IT d p IN, arrive at Bal'-
more by = p m.
Proposals from the Railroad Company to car
~ the Great mail we'll Is the express mail, will
be considered II the same tlmr. Service TO con-
lnne I'LL 3olIl June, 1910
From " ARLINGTON To lrrdcrick> burg, Virginia,
oil miles and back, II stop At not more than one
Intermediate etcc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-08
nhA GALLONS FALL AND WINTER

600 GALLONS FALL AND WINTER
- barrels Malaga Wine,
- do and hall do Madeira Wine and ma
nv other Mines in bottles and casks.
- LADIES Misses and Chldren's India Rub
her Aprons,
IS par Ladies' Fur Lined India Rubber
Shoes, assorted sizes,
u Accordlans. single aad double keyed
l. barrels Coal Tar
- boxes : by lOand 10 by Il Window Glass,
pest Branlies Holland Gin and Rum.
For sale in quantities suit purchasers by
norm D4VIES.
Sent. Us
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-08

O. IT, Secretary of Snts. NJ FORSYTH, ha,
iat#aarH 10 tle set OF government.
a. \ writer in tn Frederick. burg Herald
>ta'esiiat the Fredericksburg Mining Company
are making preparations 10 resume the working
oi the Copper Nine On tie . FoIly Road" in
Amherst county. The situation al tbs Mine, be-
ing only Tour miles from James River, is very adj
nanaseooS, and an analyst recently made Of the
Ore, IN Philadelphia, exhibited d handsome Yield,
obtained "ilila ereH,t d,.l u ra>t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-08

= Z ~. ;s.:.< will take ii few Young Lnli: ,
va to board with her the ensuing session.
Ier residence is conyenlentto any of the Schools.
AUGUST % 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-08

NJ Philip Duyal, Esq. Of lazoo, Mississippi,
f,rmerl, of this State, and some years ago one Of
,lo editors of the Richmond Compiler) fell in du-
eI with Mr. Cunningham of ia1oo, o" the l2'h olt.
Ling shot through the head the first FIRE. Mr..
Cunningham made narrow escape, the bHll Of his
,.,,acon,t grazing his clothes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-08

xh;Liron numbered 3 or 400, and were headed by
o.ool, The action lasted one hour, and rcSplIed
:. IL. Ioss of white killed and Is wouu.ri. The
Indian loss is supposed to have bee li"m - 10
~ killed, Of whom 10 were left outl. t.lI. Tn
,,;cers engaged in the ail'ir were C'... t.... II
.he RI artillery, l.. Irwin Of lst, l.. Pica " ef
,be 4th, 1t. Spaldng of the FL, 1t. Beds m !.
ua,hrrt of the ls- whom Lieut.. G,,t, Wa
nonnded. The troops were all regulars Ma.
pierce contemplated another moycmcn; mmcd.-
atoly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-08

o. The ata New York paper, contain various
accounts Of stabhiass AMI marers. They are
not much better tdan the Mi>,i,ipfa,nS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-08

+ y FEihN ", tie Oh io,'. in lfonl OF ny .aez
- tlon ropar Wi sell
p b1g, Rio Coli,e,
/ basket, Champagne " ine,
| cash Clret do
hall pipe Brandy,
cs,k Chmfaiene BrlniN,
| piae TIN,
| ,l,k Part Nm.
barrel Madeira Nne,
barrels Pale hle,
/ box lupcflal Tea,
> eros, Clrrt Gollcs,
tier,c Brown Stout,
| Side Board,
/ 81 ) saod F,aherReds, Nc. &c.
The above Liquors are Iu>l received from Ne"
York, aud am authorized Ia sell them Tor genuine
and pare articles. The slle will positively TAXI
place. Terms liberal.
I'll ARIES PHELPS.
Sept 2tT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-08
RE RNING.

Four hours more time from Mobile TO
Montgomery ono hour aud a half more time
from Montgomery to Coiumbns four hours more
rom Columbus To Washington; three hours more
irom Washington To Norkvillc Two hours and
hall moIc hom Iotltslllc 10 Greensboro F.; and
ioun hour, and ii hall more from Greensboro 10
Frederick sburg.
Two hours and Il hall more time from Column
bus 10 Nlillcdpcvillc three hours and half
more from MIlrdgeville 10 Columbia !; three
hour, more from Columbia 10 Fayetteville;
three hours more from Fayetteville 10 Blakelv
Depot; halt IN hour more from Blakcly Depot
to pclclsLurr half an hour NOR from Peters
buzz to Richmond one hour more from Rich
mond TO Fredericksburg; and bali an hour more
lrom Baltimore 10 Phlade pia; arrival al New
York 10 be ii , p M.
The attention OF hlAersis special, called to this
extension of time. Alterations in the schedules Of
the hours otarrival and departure at all the places
above named vii be made To correspond.
:. II. llOBBlE,
.!cte. T. N. Gk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-08
.sFEGSTg9N ARTILLERY.

Sept.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11
Unfortunate CASUALTY On Tuesday a $

Unfortunate Casualty. On Tuesday as
three men were cleaning the sink Of an out
house in Church-street, aud one of them
having remained for some minutes AT the
bottom of the sink without answering the
calls of bis comrades, one Of the other men
went down to- o'ascertain the cause, and he
also was so speedily oyerpowered with the
noxious vapor below, that he had time to
only once feebly call for assistance, and
was silen, forever. The third man then at
tempted 10 go down, but fortunately became
aware of his danger before he proceeded
far, and climed up uninjured. Assistance
was procured as speedily ns possible, and
the bodies of the other two men taken up,
but they were both past all human asss-
lance. Journal of Commerce.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11
D,LD,

In this town on Monday last, 'ym, Elley Esq
aged "a years.
On Tuesday morning last, after lingering illness
Mrs. Elizabeth w. Peckhan, wife Of Thomas
Peckham, and daughter Of the late Anthony Wilbur
Esq M the 3jd year of her age-IIer funeral viii b.
solemnzed on Thursday afternoon at half past 2 o.
clock, from her late residence IN Mirkersqudre-re
Iations and friends are requested to attend without
further lnyitIton.
At the Newport Asylum on Sunday last, Mrs.
Harriet ii. NoOdard, widow Of the late c. pt Benz.
Wooiard, and adopted daughter of Mr. Elisha Smith
si this town, aged 81 years.-Tbe New-Bedicrd pa
pers will please copy the above.
At Fall River, on Monday the I'd inst Miss Sarah
Stevens, daughter Of Mr. James Stevens, of this
town. IN tho twentieth year Of her Her remains
were brought to ths her native place, for inermeut
on Thursday last
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11

Vinegar in eream.-Sir, the difficulty and
lahour frequently attending the churning
of butter led me TO try a variety of expert
ments 20 ascertain if a method could be dis
covery for making butter come quicker than
the usual mode. After trying several
things, found that by adding table spoon
ful of good vinegar to four gallons of cream
when put into the churn, obtained butter
in from seven TO eight minutes, If this in
formation will be of any service 10 your sub
scrlbers, you are at liberty to publish it,
Mechanic and Farmer
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11
TEXAS LOAN.

The Courier aud Enquirer of Saturday
says: We are quite certain that all who
feel an interest in the extension of civil and
religious Liberty, and can sympalhize with
the sufferings of our bretheren in TrxAs,
will be gratiied 10 learn that on the opening
ofthe books for loan on thursday, One
Hundred Thousand Dollars were immedi-
ately taken, and probably tie same amount
yesterday. This is indeed, worthy of our
city and of the cause"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11

Melancholy Suicide. Yesterday morn
ing at hnlf-past o'clock, Mr. l.. G. Steven.
of the firm Of Howe & Stevens, who kept a
Shoe Store aud Grocery under the Baptist
Church, Broadway, South Boston, was
found suspended by piece of rope yarn,
from a cross beam in the shop, dead DR..
Gage was called in, and attempted to res
tore life by bleeding and initiation of the
lungs, but without effect. No cause is
known or imagined for the melancholy
deed. Mr.. Stevens was a young married
man, Of industrious and temperate habits,
and unembarrassod in his pecuniary cir
cumStances. His wife was absent on visit
20 her friends IN the country. The deed
was evidently premediiated, and probably
committed early yesterday morning, as he
told his shop boy that he need not call for
'he keys that morning, as he intended to
open shop himself Transcript
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11
From tie London Times of March -

In virtue of powers received from the
United States Government by Messrs
Rothschild & Brothers, of Paris these gen.
tlemen have applied 10 the French Treas
ury for the payment of the ins,alments due,
conformably to the convention of 1881, and
have received the sum of Is 900, 900 francs.
The remaining instalments amount to
100000 francs. Thus all remaining
doubts as to the possibility of any misunder-
standing again arising about the settlement
of this long pending account are happily re-
moved.
The precise amount paid on account OF
the American indemnity is IS, AGO, ,666f SIC
There remain yet two instalments to be
paid, which will fall due respectively or
Feb. 2, 1887, and Feb. 2, 1888. The
payment of these nstalments will entirely
liquidate, with its interest, the debt of %, )
600, ,090f which had we'll high given rise to
n collision between France and America
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11

Hon man can be has oun Grandfather.
There was widow and her daue hter-in-
law, and a man and his son. The widow
married the son, ald the daughter the old
man the widow was, therefore, mother to
her husbands father, consequently gran
mother to her own husbsnd.-They had a
son to whom she was great-gFand- mother /;
now as the sou of a great-grand- mother
must be either grandfather or great-uucle
this boy wa. therefore his own grandfather.
~ B. This was actually the case with "A
boy at q school at Norwich.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11

Absence Of Mind. We heard of many
amusing anecdotes Of persons afflicted with
what is called " absence of mind" but new
er a better one than is related of old Mr.
Glindstone, of Calais, in this State. At The
line of retiring to rest for the night, the OLD
gentleman quietly spread his pantaIoons on
the bed, and then hung himself on The back
of chair, where he rested till morning
and it was found impossible to convince
him that he had spent the night otherwise
than usual, upon soft feather bed.
Bangor Recorder.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11

Another large Fire in New York.-Abou,
thirty houses in Columbia Houston. First,
Second and Third streets, including Union
Market, were destroyed by fire on Wednes-
day. 1t is stated thai the con1agration
would not have been so great Lad not the
chief Engineer. Mr.. Gulick, been informed
soon after the firemen began playing that
the Common Council, in Joint Ballot, had
di,ploced him. He Immediately informed
the firemen of it, who desisted from making
any further exertions TO arrest the flames.
The Mayor preached to the firemen, but to
no purpose. Finally Mr.. GuIick address
ed them and they again proceeded TO their
work.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11

Affecting Incident. The New York
Journal of yesterday relates that decenlly
dressed woman was found dead, hanging
by 4 rope from one ofthe rafters in a house
in Chapel street.-The person in the house
knew who she was, or how she came there.
An inquest was held on the body, but no
further light could be thrown on the subject
and the body was ordered to be carried to
the dead house in the Park. When it was
being brought out of he house into the
street, two little girls about nine and twelve
years old, happeded to pass by, and being
attracted by the sight, went close to the
body, and Immediately shrieked out that it
was their mother On further enquiry it
turned out what they had said was too true.
1t was their mother, Mrs Scott, who was
subject to fits temporary insanity, and is
supposed whilst in that state to have gone
into the house and hanged herself.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11
Il o Druggi ts.
FOR SALE.

THVI HE subscriber being about to make new ar.
Il rangement in business, offers for sale, at cost,
the whole OF his shop furniture and stock Of medicines,
on terms accommodating to the purchaser
stand has long been known druggist establish
rnent; and is well and pleasantly situated for the
business any in this pace.-It has been recently
fitted up in good Style and from the accommodation
that will be afforded the purchaser, it offers rare
chance to one wishing to commence the Druggist
business, or to any young medical gentleman who
is disposed to combine professional bushes with at
tendance on Druggist establishment For such ev-
cry facility will be offered, ifapplcaton be made i'm
medlaleIy. T. L. MOORE
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11
Court of Probate, South Kingston, April
20th 1886.

I'd EoUEsT has been made TO said Cour, IN wri.
E6 ,iuo tL,tsc,py OF the last WiIl and Testament
of Now,ani Hazard En-. late Of Pleasant Valley.
COUNTY OF duchess. state Of New York, deed, may
h. fls1 aud received 10 The records OF said Court
Ordered ,ha, the consideration thereo.be referred 10
Com, Of Probate to be held al lie house Of John n
R.ynold. in said south kinss'own. on the second
Nondav OF June next; aud that notice thereof be CIV
en- 70 ali per.ons interested IN sd VIII TO appear ana
object thereto by publishing tbs os'1er thee weeks
in the Rhode isiqzd Republicans.
True copy-.Iiness. , >.,,
ms 4;h THOs' H. "LLl.'' u
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11
ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS
LONDON.

THE original Vegetable Hygeian Universal
Medicine prepared by w. Miskin, Esd
Member fthe Royal College ofSurgeons, Lcent
late of Apothecary's Company, Fellow Of Boil
Court Society, Surgeon to the Royal Union Penn
ion Association, Lancaster Place, Waterloo Bridge,
and Perpetual Pupil of Guys and ST. Thomas's Hos
pitals, London.
This valuable Medicine, the result Of 20 years ex-
perience and unparalleled the extensive and
highly respectable practice Of the proprietor patron
ised by the faculty and nobty,--is now introduced
to the notice Of the American public, at the earnest
solicitation ola number ofgentlemen ofiong and high
standing in the profession. II is hoped, as pre-
limnary step, to check the evils and fatal corlse.
uence arising from the Of the numerous and del>
eterous nosrums foisted upon the public by the aid
of fabricated proofs for miraculous cures and other
frauds, by set Of mercenary, unprncipIed preten-
dersso totally ignorant Of medical science, that il
impossible the monstrous 6euslon can any longer
20 down with tho intelligent people OF thiscounry.
These pills. mild and agreeable in their nature, should
he kent in every family in case Of sudden illness,
for by their prompt administration cholera, cramps,
spasms, fewrs, and other alarming complaints which
too often prove fatal may be speedily cured or pre-
vented. In fact all those who value good health
should never be without them. They are sold IN
packets at 80 cents 81 and 81 each, by most respect
abcdruggists, booksellers, and ,enders of medicine
in the T. States and the Canadas, with cop'ous drec-
inv from Inc following eminent gentlemen Sir Ashley
Cooper, J Abernethy, James Blundel, NJ: u, w;
Back, MD, J. Aston Key, A. Frampton, NJ. d. and
numerous others. The originals may be seen IN
possession of the General Agent, by whom the med
icne is imported into this country, and 10 whom
all applications for agencies mnst be ben, made; ae,x
SO, wavery Place. New-fork;
Sole Gen. Agent for the U. States, DC.
N.B. None are genuine without Inc signature
~ ~. c.n.r.I Asen, on The Label Sold BY
= ~ r. r. HAZARD.
AcENr FOR NEwPoRT.
Al the sign Of the Golden Mortar, ,sm
near the Court-House. )eo - ,Sr.
a-rCamion.-lt has been deemed eapedlent .,
far as possible, to place Miskin's Genuine Vrelna'
IIygean Medicine in the hands Of Gogs',ts ,,., only
.. ~ ~, are ccuuterleia This notice Is become
ne ne @ as there i ss contrary % all moral de-
csncv. = legally eosvescd uosuum aissnpsed % y
forced on the Tabbc
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11
FAMILY GROCERIES.

Just received and for sale at low prices, by Wholesal
or Retail,
- a boxes brown soap,
6 W 20 do Havana Sugar,
IL kegs ginger,
4 boxes white Havana Sugar.
II bbls Loaf do.
% bbls Rice,
chests Hyson Tea,
10 do Powchong.
3 do Hyson Skin,
60 do Soichong,
z do Gunpowder,
10 do do in Canisters,
80 Boxes Raisins
$4,000 lbs Cluster Raisins
10 .,ua,laf C6sAs Port Wine,
casks superior Nutmess,
80 Mats Cassia
baskets heiiseek" Champagne,
10 GJZ Ciaret,
casks Wine Vinegar.
10 boxes Ciuon,
5 casks Cheese,
40 boxes Herring,
IL sac ks salt,
20 boxes superior Plug Tobacco,
- bb,s Domestic Gin,
10 boxes scented Soap
80 DO Oranges and Lemons
300 lbs soft shell Almonds
hampers Mocha Cotee,
IL Casks Sicily" Madeira Wine,
10 Casks MADEIRA do
30 doz Lemon Syrup,
40 doz Brooms,
$50 drums Figs at from to s cts per ID.
10 dozen Mats,
8 Casks London Porter.
90 NJ. Spanish Segars,
cases English Mustard,
Smoked Salmon, Crackers, Pilot Bread. Corks
Lonards Snnif and Tobacco, st. Croix Rum
Hams, smoked Beef Castis soap Mace, starch
green and white Patent Candies Demijons, Almonds
Cufranls, CltrOn, Madeira nuts, Filberts smoke,
tongues, Cayenne, Capies, Macaroni, Ground Co
Goa, Olive Oil. &c.
JAMES Il. NEWTON & co.
May IL. No. $50 Thames street.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11
COAL.
THE SUBSCRIBER,

"AVING made arrangements with the Agent o
n n the Gate Vein Coal Company for one thou.
sand or more tons OF that valuable arlise Of fuel will
pledge himself to furnish tie inhabitants of this town
with their winters stock Of COAL. deliverable from
the vessel (ifappled for before the 10Th ofJune next
TO be delivered from the first Of July to the first Of Oc
tober ensulng-any quantity, from one ton upwards,
on the following favorable terms, which shall be at
the lowest price the above Coal sold Tor this season.
by the 1000 tons at the place of shipment in Pbade.
pha adding thereto the freight and insurance. togeth
er with - per cen, commission on the above charges
for my services. The Coal will also be subject, il
carried by my teams, to tax for earring and weighing
of Is per ton, aud ten cents Wharfage.
Also, Coal broken and screened from the yard at
all seasons of the year. at the lowest possible prices
also would take tins opportunity TO tender to the pub
lc my thanks, for the liberal patronage heretofore
ceiyed, and solicit a continuance OF their custom.
april Ia. GEORGE KNOWLES.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11

WHEREAS application has this day been mad,
~ Tor administration on the estate of EBENE
ZER CARR, late of jamestown deed. 1, is ordered
thereon that the consideration thereof be referred Il
Court OF Probate 10 be holden at the middle school
mousse IN SAID town. ats o'coch Z. NJ, on the first
Monday IN June and that this decree be published
three several time. in the Rhode. Island RepuLicaa
ina, all persons interested, may appear at said time
and place and be heard
by order of said Court,
lmll, 3w' JOHN REMINGTON. Pit Ck.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11
THE PROVIDENCE BANK RopnER. O

xdk IRONlDLNCE DAM hOEEER. On
Saturday night of week before last Messrs.
}. and b. Hay. and Huntington, thee po-
lice officers of New York, accompanied by
three of the Bank Directors, succeeded in
arresting, in that city, Laidley, the princ-
pal in the extensive robbery of the Mer-
chants Bank IN Providence. The manner
in which he was discovered is as follows
When the robbery was made known in Bos-
ton, constable Coolidge at once fixed his
suspicious upon a man named James Bell,
alias Laidley, who had been concerned in
the robbery of the S2t 900 on the Boston 81
Providence Railroad. Two of the persons
concerned in that robbery were arrested,
cne of whom turned states evidence, and
amongst other things, mentioned that they
had previously intended TO rob the Bank in
Providence, but bad given it up for the Rail
Road affair, which was accomplished, but
Laidley, who was the principal, escaped.
He then wen, to Providence, and commun-
Gated his suspicious to the Bank, who Instant
ly engaged him, agreeing to pay a certain
amount for his assistance, in arrestlng the
robbers. He then went on TO New York,
and consulted with Mr.. Mumford, the agent
of the Bank, and told him to keep good
lookout for Laidley's wife and family, who
bad removed from Providence Immediately
after the robbery. Some days elapsed, and
while all the officers here were on the look
out, Mr.. Coolidge proceeded to Phladel-
phia, to seek for further information. Mr.
Mumford, in the mean time, had found out
the driver of the cart, who carried Mrs
Laidley's things to Haram, where she was
then residing.
On Saturday evening, as stated, Messrs.
J. and u. Hays, Huntington, and three of
the bank directors, proceeded to Harlem,
where they found the house in which Mrs.
Laidley was residing. 1t was surrounded
and Laidley, in attempting to get out the
back way, was stopped aad secured. He
was taken to bridewell and confined, bat
maintained a most obstinate silence, until,
on consultation with his counsel, Judge Wi
ley, he was induced TO confess where the
money was; and alLexcept the gold, which
had probably been divided, was recovered.
From the manner in which LaidIey was
discovered, il is probable that much dfficul-
ty will arise rs to the distribution Of the
$4,000 reward which was offered for the
recovery OF the money. The amount re-
covered is Sl63, 3,559,S5.
On Saturday, Mr.. S. D. Parker sent on
q requisition to New York, that Laidlcy
might be delivered up and tried by the au-
thorities H Massachusetts for the robbery
on the Boston and Providence Railroad
He had compromised with the Directors of
the Bank, as we understand, aud would
have been liberated, had not Mr.. Hopson
assumed the responsibility of detaining him.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11

Important to the Ladies.-A letter from
an American lady in England says, tha,
during her stay of some months she had not
yet seen lady with earrings! And this
is in the very centre of fashion, London.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11
CLEARED.
Schr. Dssky Sally, Bowrie, Boston.
NOTICE.

4 LII persons having demands against the schr
"a Columbus. contracted since the 4th of March
less; and all persons having demands against soon
Delight contracted after tie 18th OF October 1895
are requested to present them immediately for pay,
ment, 10 JOHN W. OMAN.