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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-21

And there will remain 10 be charged upon the
moneys TO be received into The Treasury af
ter the 9TH Of June instant the Of $l3 l20, 223
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-21

Thus iraving Z balance in The Treasury I'M
appropriated the sixth day Of the pre-
sent month. amounting o.............. go i"
Since that time, the indian annuity bill has
passed and become law, and including
The Sums for the removal Of Indians, up
nroprintrs about. / 500
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07
TIK0MPSON'S
New and Valuable Patent
TRU SIS.

"IE subscribers are aware that there IL mum
u bsr OF kinds Of rTnssos already before the pub
lie bnt from experience thsm,eyes and from the tes.
tinonv Of Others who have worn them they were in.
dnced To believe that Truss better adapted 10 the
wants OF tbli portion Of the community that have
the misfortune TO have Hernia or Rupture might
he made andbvthe help of kind Providence tn, be.
lieve that they have been enabled 10 invent Truss
preferable IN any other no known Il j. dac,dedly
the saf st AMI easesi "a wear and secure barrier
against the escape OF the vscera without the least
degree rndansering the ADJACENT spermatic cord.
From the credit that they have already gained in the
last veu where thew have been used and from the
certificates Of numbers who have been cured by
wearing them. and from the recommendations OF
Surgeons aud Physicians who have seen them. and
the general spprohito1 that the Truss has recNiv
wherever has heen used aud examined the snbscri.
hers car. with confidence. offer them To eul ght
ened public. fully believing that all that necessary
10 secure fo them in all places where they offered
for sale that appreciation they merit Is their use.
SIX dags j. 81 hcisnt W s,isfs any person Of their
surerioritv and IN time will be allowed 20 every
ono Who bays Truss. TO re'nru b II i,e choose
Persons at distance can obtain Truss to- 4, Nv
send 1g the number of feet and inches iev ueasnrs
round an on which sids the rriss is 10 he applied
The subscribers hive in their possession a lsrye
superiority of their Trna' whica believed TO b,
snffient to carry conviction To the minI oi the mos
increduloas. They suboin few ONLY,
THOMPSON n WAD SWORTH,
Brattleborough Vermont Sept lc35,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07
nENTlSTEY.

N GOURAtD, NJ. II, and Surgeon Den'ist,
n . has the honor 10 give notice 10 The dies
md gentlsn,sn Of Newport nd its vien ", that he
intends soon 10 leave This plFre, on his usu
,oar 10 r II RIVER, New-Bsfford, Taunton, sc
nd IS is uncertain wha length Of lime he may
b. b en-, those whose b 4 state Of heir teeth re-
quireS some attend nee re invited % ctil NJ his
n Ferewel street, near L b NV re, in G. p
Nor hams house, mex door % he public b'rv ne
ground.-A> I'll his operations in The ar of Den
uS'rv, are b. him W. rrn nted those of his former
patients who sNord feel DISPOSED TO We heir 'ee'h
re-examned before his departure, are also invited
toe H.
Newport Nov soft
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07
CERTIFICATES.

Mr.. Isaac Thompson Sir-lIaving had occasion.
daring many years. to Trn-ses for Herniss. for
NV pa tents aud for myse E. am satisfied by exam.
ining and using yonrs. with Conicsl application.
cured as II Is by an ingenius Spring ard Lock. is
both easier to the wssrsr, and more likely To effect
permanent cures, t,an any other patent other
kin with ~hioh have ever been acquainted. and
wish Won, SIR and all those who need Trusses all e
success in the u'e OF yours, which t'elr excellent
construction Is Gale ilated 10 effect.
CYRUS WASHBURN, NJ. ID.
Vernon, December 1896.
Mr.. Thompson Sir-lhav not forso, my prom.
ise made YOU when bough, the Truss, that if II
lid effect a cur | wonld send Won a rerthcsie
Now sir. have the satisfaction in being able to send
Won y statement In the month of March my Hernia
became so bad was unable To labor, Feeling SONS
alarmed ibp,t NV sitnati"n went mp to kee"e ia
zee if DR.. Twichell conld do any thing to help me
M nj liking my case known &, hi ~. he ADVISED me "a
90 to Brattleboro and get one Of Thompson's TRUSS
eS-aaid twas the best he knew Of and thought
should receive immediate relief by wearing Il
made tho application in March, and wore the Truss
ahont eight weeks On examining was satisfied
hu was cured; but the truss being ~ eass 10 zeal
kept IL on sbont four weeks longer. then to'k of
and have had no occasion 10 wesr " SINCE
Respectfully Yours. WILLIAM CARLTON.
Winchester. n. II. September, 1896.
hereby certify that on commencing having this
! .eason I was afflicted with Hernia. which became
| % rsinlnl that was obliged to quit work. applied
IN. of rhompson's Trusses. with winch was ena
lied to hbus daily. and found no more inconven'
.nce IN wearing It than in wearing my stock hs-
~ three weeks was perfectly cured hd aside the
russ and have had recurrence oi Tie nis SINCE
Brattebovo Aug. 1895. GEO. A, HALL
Mr Thomrs.n, sn-sTbs trusse- begin ." go well
,v,ug sold i've. Yon -ay IN vonr note by Mr
=. Il. tha, if thave no OH. ction you wish to mak'
a. nj INV uaua IN yous bills adv erti-e n,'uts
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07

A noble Rssoiution.-Among other reso-
lutions pissed at a late meeting Of the Mo-
bile Rifle Corps, respectful to the memory
of Mr.. J. Wheeler late lieutenant in that
company, was one adop'iug his only child,
beautiful little girl, seven years Of age,
and pl-dgine themselves to cherish, supPorr
and educate her. This was a noble and
masnsuimuns act, and cannot be exiolled
in tone too high and exalted. Th. father
wa. a man Of high aud erobIed feelings,
was "A better frie d to Others than ,o himself,
aud left ,ha, only pledge of his love To- his
wife; which the ni"pb-rs of the Rife Com
pany have adopted ns their own. This Is
n beautiful moral upon the character of our
young population. They nov sand To hr'
:. a father, and they r'to cherish, educate
aud support her-Nobiie Chronicle.
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". u. q j. SW AN,
MERCHANT TAILORs.

No. ~ THAMES STVGIcT.
" "EsPECTFULulv inform their friends. ard
,he public .euerallv. that thev have received
from Roston. 4 FUN. Avn PASHtOSAE'
ASSORTMENT or Pi.ot-C Cloths lion ntirs Mo
hair. rln-hin~s Ker.evs Brordclo'h- cns-users,
Sattin.t. md ve-hnrs. which they will nuke mp Ia
order. in the hest manner.
Ar.sO, Hosiery Giofes. $h.p.nder.. lIdkfs
Conforiefs. Cr,v,ts Stocks Bo.ors Collar. and
ev.-y ohar aIrcr usually N nd IN -neh mn Establish
men, \, prices which c,nnot fail Z" ssii those who
feel disposed 10 patron &c them
-Cut,nr y 'r,icplarv attended to-
A onr,pie = assortment Of READY Ntpn
CVOTVI q constantly on hand and for sale ns
~. ~ nhe bought at any other store in the state
Nov 9TH. n
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07
I'd TRit. LADIf =.

A W those Ladies who have had Lac"'fmminss
N Capes. or Caps TO work, over threc months
requested TO retrrn the ir,mediaiely work
ed, or not worked.
All Ladies who have had our tacs. Coion 4 Floss
FOR the purpose Of working over four mouths. will he
charged IN account with the same, and cash demnnd-
ed, unless all is returned within Thirty days II Is
requested that no lady will call for any Lace.VorS
nnle . she VIII return the sa rofked within Three
mon,h from, he receil oil the ssme.
No pay in advance FIR Iare ork. and all who
over dsv, will he called pay the same IN cash.
TIIIES ~ HAZARD
Newport Nov 30th lS3j
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07

b~ ,rc.rnce Of the Mayor, General Gra-
CoIonel Edwards. Mr.. Cunningham,
several other gentleman, the surprising
hts of which are thus noticed in the
bryetown Metropolitan
Two small houses had been constructed
|ry pine boards, the one open Ia permit
&c passage for the flames and air, aud
other built close and secure. Thirty
tels of pine shavings were Their placed
|Ind anil in CONTACT WITH both the hull
es. and six barrels of the same infam-
pie matter were piled up on the aoor Of
open house in contact also with the
Is of the interior. When the match
applied, the flames rose tn n consider
/ height above both the structures. with
eh tiercenrss but on the decay of the
it was found that the house was not
h scorched. except in one or two places,
IRE the paint had not been well applied.
+ close built house, which had been pro-
" prepared, escaped entirely. 1 he fire
tinurd for nearlv an hour in manner
would certainly have reduced tn a
p Of ashes any pine, oak, or other wood
building covered with ordinary paint.
toIonel Pamboeuf declares that this com
Etion will not cost more than the common
1t. that it may be made as fine mud
uti nl, aud various in color, and that it
sesses far greater durability.
En-. gentlemen above mentioned, and
.rs who witnessed III" experiment, have
|ed n certificate expressive of their sat-
ciion, and strongly recommending the
nt TO the attention of Government.
Bali Amer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07
DIED.

In this town Oh "Wednesday morning las, aner a
short illness, Mrs Marhs Clarke, wife Of Mr..
Joseph Clarke, in the 62d wear of her age.
On Saturday morning last very suddenly, Mr..
George s. HaIard, aged 6s wears
Yes'erdav morning, after long illness Mrs.
Msrha Phillips, widow Of Capt. James Phillips,
aged ~ yesrs.-Deservedly b.loved md esteemed
b. all WHO knew her.-Funaral on Friday next, al
O'clock from her late residence in Thames-s.reer,
which her relations and friends are requested to
attend
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RECENT ADDITIONS 70
w. GALATIANS
oYRCULA A7IHo LrBR ARR

Newport December 7th. 1886.
2773 The M.rchan,'s Clerk, and other
Tales; by the author of Passages
from the Diary of Physici,n.' vel.
2774 Letters from the South, written dur
ing u Joifhey To Algiers, &c. 10y i.
Campbell. Esq. vol
2775 The Magician; Tale, by lI"rrh
V;,c,,;. g suls
2776 Conversations Of Lord Byron. silh
LADY Bles.,nvion. vol.
2777 The SWISS Ilriress, or the BRIDE "i
DESTINY - tale. 2 vols
277s Mrmoirs of Lucien Bonaparir. vol.
2779 Peter Snook, aud othrr Strange
Tales ; nv he ,uihor of The In,i-a
nj. G.,,j,ms &c. 2 OILS
21SO Hom., ar ihe It"n Ruiz d"mrsiIc
story, nv Sarah s,ictnry. vols
27sI George Ealconb- q novel. vols
27s3 TaIrs of fsr Wars Of Monitosr: BY
Jau,.. fiov,. E.o. 2yois
27s6 Andr~s, he s"oysrd; novel. by
Paul D. kocs, author Of The H'-l-
.ru Cvmou.' &c. 2 vols
27S7 Frrsrs,i's, or Scenes in Pans. vols
27se Diar, "fa Blnse; by Capt. Mary.
att, auihor of Peter Simplr, &c. ] '"l
27s9 Tie Pick Wick Club. ] 'ol
27g0 MriIichsmp 4 Legend of ihr sam
tee by Mr.. Simms, author of Guy
Rivers - The Yanassee,' Tho Psr-
,;.sn.' &c. 2 oils
279I The Desulfory Man by Jamss, su-
thor of Richriieu.' &c, &c. vols
ij65 Aruris, by Washington Irving 2 vols
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07

WHO ARE THE CH,PELGoRRis we of-
see the Chspelsorris named in account
the war in Spain. A late English pub
alton tells us who they are ::
" The ClIapelgorris are n body of volun-
|,rs raised at the beginning of the civil
|,r in The province Of Guipuzcos. They
equivalent to the PsscferOs of Navarro,
ID the Carebineros of other parts of the
|untry. Being mostly natives rf Gripuz-
10, they possess the saIne kno~ledge "f
|e country, with the warlike habits and
|tiyity nf the Carlists themselves, ny whom
ey are held in considerable dread. They
|rm battalion of between seven and eight
|,ndred strong, officer.d chief, by Bns-
hes, and for the time beng are considered
a regular corps and paid accordingly, be-
q liable to be disband-d as soon as their
ryices are not required. 4 number of
|rench, BeIgians, and Foreigners sf differ
hi nations, are in their ranks and in couse.
hence Of this motley ass-mblsg", together
ith the rough character Of the men, aud
q loose discipline to which they are sub
|cted, the Chapelgnrris are looked mpon as
people not to he triArd with, aud who, II
|st comnodated to the utmot in matters
pay aud ratiuns, are NOT slack 10 help
Y themselves at the expence of thriI
eiyhbor. A reputation Of this snrt causes
em to be looked upon with great fear by
2 ieh,bi,ants oi the villages, wh'' infinitely
refer hayiug 4 dozen regular tronps quar-
red upon them tn one ChapelgurrI and
eir known gaII,ntry in the field and &C.
|Eity in skirrnishing. render them fnrmId"-
e in the eyes 1 the Cariisis, " ho give NJ
sIrirr To those that fall into fIrrir h,nd-
he Chapelgnrris are armed and sccouired
] the manner best adapted fpr the miiitar'
barations Of The Country IN which the,
|sye to act, their usual dress being q long
rev capote, with = red cap or brr-t on
heir head a small canvass bag siung NJ
he sack 10 coniain days ration;n lon
|ur,uui,ion belt f,stened round the vais;.
|i,b a number Of Tin tubes in a RVS for
kpsra,e cartridges, the payin"t hung st the
|de or in front, and n light Spanish musSr'
carbinc sIung over the shoulder. In full
|ress they weaf high cylindrical shake oi
he same color as the cap, and used forn'er-
! to display a good deal ofa barbaric splen-
|or in their blue jacket embroidered with
|eIlow lace, and studded with silver bells
nd ornaments: but since they were attach
q to the Legion, they adopted the British
inform. and are now red coats as well a
kd csps."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07

By the Providence Directory it appears
that - have seventy seven Blacksrniths-
rSenty-tlree Bsrb.rs--one hundred aud
forty seven CIrrts--one hundred snd fifty
i've t-wrllers-thrce hundred and onr
House C.upenters-thirty three Ship Car
,enfers-one hundred and six Mas"ns-
f,ry-Ibree Csbinrt Maken-sixty .eigl,i
rnllors-forty- seven Draymeu--'hiry-sev-
N Lavyes-aud thirty-thrse Phvsici"ns.
Prov. Jour
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SCHOOL.

TVHE subscriber. grateful for the patronage
u which hi School has received, would inform
his friends and tho public that his WINTER
TERN commenced ou Monday last. Dec. 5th. in
the Moravan Chapel. A few more scholars Gnu be
received
TERMS--from 4 to dollars Quarter
He also opened an EVENING school, At
the time for the instruction. Of Practical and Or
namental Writing, Stenogiaphy, Bookkeeping
&c. j. BRIGGS.
Dec 1th-tf
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UE HAS JUST OPENED,
IIg NTISTNS.

FREDERICK GALLUP. N. D. respectful
IL. inform. his friend. and the public that be b.
rrtnrned. aud taken rooms in Spring-'reet. Nv
loor. north Of Trinity Church) where he will be hsl
" TO wal, on the gentlemen and ladies Of Newpo'
n that department of his profession.
TT ,eference To Or. Y. Pnrmly. Park Plar'
PRESIDENT Of the Society Of Dentse Of the City an
Stste of New-York.
NsSssrt luss ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07

South Sea EIp,difion:--The vessels
,uilt for the South Sc, Expedition, have
~ been named the TOO hsrqnes At Boston
re the ri neer and Consort; The schooner
II Nee York. the Pilot; and the ship Al,
Philadelphia, the ReiieE
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07
To Ii +.

vYyUE chambers of pleasantly .ifua'rd itu'e IN
Thames stree, n lew door norih ofihe Grana
nv Apply a, this office or at the residence OF the
,nb eriber MRS. EDDY. Tbamsssfee'.
r A few stead, board-rs can be scco,pn ojateo
by applying ~ above.
Det 1B tf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07

Yankee Ingenuity.-Generai Talmnar,
in lester from ~. Petersburg, remarks
that the foreman of the principal machine
factory al Manchester, Eng. is an American
from Providence, aud that the prIucipal
manufacturer employed by the King of
Prussia, is u native of Baltimore. Henry
Eckford was for long time the master ship
builder for the Sultan Of Turkey. and we
saw stated few days since that several rle-
CANT buggies have been exp"rted per order
10 England from Newark, N. J. Two invru-
tons which are considered by the English
as the greatest Improvements of the age, ARE
fruiis of Yankee ingenuity-the machine
for making the weaver's reed, invented by
!. 4. wilkinson, of X. l. and the " self
regulator" to the power-loom, invented by
\. Stone, Of the same state. But iG point
Of ingenuity, we believe nothing can exceed
the stock machine Invented by General
Harvey, of this village, and now in success
iul operation in the manufacture of stock
frames. Added To this, his machine for ma
,ing screws. his brick machine, his com b :
ing apparatus, and various others of mi
nor importance, rxhibit mechanical skill of
the highest order. TIE nnn-rccniliug rife
If young Cochran, made Mahmoud of Tur-
key excIairn, If American boys can do
this, what cannot their m.n do 7"
P0uShkeepsie pepper.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07

correspondent of the Cincinnati Jour
gives most enchanting account of IT,
|is, and the advantages it presents for
iculturaI pursuits. The vegetable pro-
Fts of its fertile soil are represented as
etiug in great abundance aud the the ut
Bt Iuyuriance, whilst nature has 5" dis
ed of The surface as To abridge III high
Tree the processes of cuIIis alton. Thr
|rnation of prairie aud wood is generally
h that the farmers may have sufficient
b"r for agricultural purposes connected
h their properties, without heing obliged
make room for the plough nnd the har-
y by the unsightly oprrato of betting.
he lab0rinus and tedious advances of
bling and cutting down. The soil,
ich is represented as adapted To the
with Of all kinds of grain, is fertile in th,
rene, of a dark color, and extends to
|h depth that when the surface is ex
Isted, new stratum m ~ he brought in
ise by deepening the ploughing. without
y diminution of productiveness. The
ter spraks Of a gentleman Of his ac-
hintance who in the Spring of 1884 be-
b to o zee and plough his ground. and
o has this year under cultivation I4j
les Of different kinds of grain aud $40
|es under fence, and the products ni
ose farm will amount to 500 bushels ri
eat, 200O bushels of corn, besides oats,
:, the result of the labor Of four men du-
g two years. 4 wise policy has been
bpted in reference to education, for the
tpnsrs of which 3 per cent on tho net
Lcerds of all the sales of public land,
,seduent to January 1919 have been re-
we'd; i'm addition 10 which may he men.
ned several SECTIONS ot land set apart I,
[,ish funds for education. In 1884 th'
bool fund from various sources ,rnount
to 81 ,624, 100, which in n fair calculation
by he supposed now 10 he not less thai
b millions of dollars. What may not b.
pected from, a State thus starring il
Es,ence with stch capabilities ot soil, an'
industrious population favored as they
h probably so,n be with the lights of ed
ation. To sdclI 1 sovereignty under Il,
Ei,us government greatness is inevitable
Bait. american.
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PROBATE MOTTO Es.
COUMTSSIONERS NOTICE,

EVE. the subscribers. having b., n apr r.inte| by
w III, honor ible Court o. Probate OF the town
of rverton Commissioners To receive anil exlnins
the claims ayam tie estnte OF SAMUEL =.
tIstOMB. late q said liver o.. deceased repIe-
scented nso'vent. do hereby give notice that six
mnnths rom the third day of De obei. 1886 are ul-
lowed To ths ceedors cf sud estate To bring in ard
prove theii clms arau~t sail esta,e.-And 'h. com
missioner will meet ~ the last Saturday. i, each
month dnr'nP said term. at2 ,clock =. NJ at tie or.
flee Of J. ). Blnen ~ riverlru. Tor the purpose Of
receiving ch demands shah be presented sgains
lid estate.
CHARLES DURFEE,
=. y. BLIVES Comrs.
HENRY Pc EEAN,
Al re-snr4 inJSl- ed '0 said es'ste are requested
tn m Ike immediate psvmeni tn
HANNAH y. LIsCOMB, admir-.
Nov. ord. 3w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07

Scraps for lS37.-Johnson, the noted
scrap collector, has published =" Illustrations
of Phrenology." The b 's,on Evening
Journal thus describes some of the plates.
"The organ Of Conseisntiousness IS rep
resented by a scene Ia s jury room--where
IN n capital case, the jurors are equally di-
vided, aud are about turning copper h
decide whether the prisoner shall tie hung
or n quilted. Frmnsss il represented by
the Pyramids. and also by the retrograde
movements of stubborn donkey. Form
Is illustrated by a ludicrous scsne of tight
Laeing. Vitatiyeness is seen in good like.
ness of Joice Heih- -Destruefioensss in n
concussion produced Ivy the caniact when
at full speed of Two locomotives Wonder in
an admirable likeness of Do mimic Sampson
gazing at these illusirat and shouting
" pro- IL gi-ous ~ Tune in the setting of
hand-saw- -Phiioprogsnitivsne. in an
old duck, who with great ninternal care.
standing upright as n granadier, holds an
umbrella over the heads of her progeny
during a shower tehfulness is repre-
sented by poor fellow clinging to n mast,
on the waves anxiously looking out for AS
sistance-Hope is nm angler, To WHOSE rod
crbwebs are app.n ied-Assaeiatirness in
social litter "l pgs-and Calculation in
a likeness Of the Prince nf Caricarures him
self making the following calcula,ion -
q" Let me calcmnre. Here are four plates
each plate contai ing about twelve Illus
tra'ions-four times twelve are forty eight
forty eight for one dollar Bless mp a
fraction over two cents per skrtch-and no
charg" for letter press matter! VERY
CHEAP, is IL mott"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07
MARRIED,

A, New-York on Thursilv evening last, bv the
Rev. NJ. How ard. Mr. GeorEe w. s.. nhone 20
Miss Eliy b,,h A. Bailey, i'nghter of the Lite Mr.
Paul Bailey, all of this Town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07

Highly important Decision.-At II late
term Of the Court of Common Pleas, held
at Exeter ". II. "A case ofbreach of promise
of marriage was decided. The plaintiff
was Marv Ann Stevens and the defendant
Joseph Floyd. One of the reasons urged
on the attention of the jury by drfsnd-
ants counsel, for his declining To fulfil his
engagement, was that the lady had become
same,o .at deaf, which made it an unpeas-
ant tas, to converse with her. But, as We
learn from the Portsmouth, Journal, Judg''
Green decided that nothing, hut such an
inaiction by the providence Of God, as
absolutely incapac,tated the individual from
perf,r,ning the duties of wife, vas an ex-
cuse. If she has a paralytic shock, or has
become entirly blind, or perfectly deaf, II
would appear that the act ofG I'd had made
marriage in such cases improper; but no
les. important changes, would he sufficient
to excuse the breach of truth. Ifa very
handsome woman should become as ugly
rs anv woman on the face sf the earth, II
,ynnId be 40 excuse. Aud the deafness IN
this case, could he no excuse Whatever,
Accordingly the jury after due del,hrraiion
pallantIy assessed the damages at fre hun.
dred dollars.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07

At New Orleans, l7lh ul' Schr. Martha. Almy,
from this port.
Arrived at Wilmington, 2lSi, Schr Tamerlsne,
Newell from this port s3d, Commerce, Messer,
from Porto Rico.
Cleared at Charleston, 9Th, Schr. Agnes, Swa-
sew, ST. Augustine.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07

Eastern Lond Rning.-A man gave
another dollar an acre to take . township
The other day. and threw in ,~o mountains,
four rivers, six psnds aud ten swamps.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07

The 6rn frosu Of the. season hass Gu,
os the tobacco crop in Oh's one half