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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12
REVIEW
or TUE INCHBIRG MiRkET,
Corrected BY g1oIcONhr A 6hfcy

We have had the past week some very hiph
sales OF manufacturing tobacco. | hid. at 40 Is;
al $50; and at l6 bought by Col. \. Left
wich for the Southern market. hid. by Mr..
John Rucker AZ SlSI and ~ 55, for thc Bal
tmore market; and snndry hh1s. from 81 to
Is.
We ammo, III, sales Of Monday the oh of May
Manufacturing qualities: hind, %ll. Shipping
and Stcmm'ng qualities hhds. Il, SS 80 at
s % Pat g 9 att Is ;2ai 50; 3at7 25 :;
al 50; II bids. Lncs, free Of frost, IS to
q 50 extreme prices, average IS ; hhd. FROST
ed, 81 90.
TUESDAY 10TH OF MN.-iannfacfu-
ring qudlHies: hhdS, AT SIP and Al II IS
Stepping ami Stcmning qualities | hhd. at
$40; al Q IS at Q so; lat 9 p 3at0
At 8 - . at 50; / al 8 p; & Al g ; 2 at
7 - I nj 7 50; 3 at7 p; , at 7; I Rtfnsrd
Lrat, at 9 -; 10 binds. Lugs, FRI Of frost, cx-
IRENE prices - to So, average } 50 ; II h,ds
troacd IHes, extreme prices, 81 80 to 30. av-
craec - 30.
Tobacco is tcndine dowrwards. and tire market
Is duh one, yet prices are fully us liei ~ we
could expect when We look at the riccs in Rich
mnnd and England. We would continue onr adj
wee to the planters To put mp ,hor tobacco in safe
order, not TO mould, and take caro- not 70 prize
il hard or very heavy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12
no ealers Ia Hardware, ssaddlery, Cutie
ri. &c.

''E subscribers are now prepared, by the very
u extensive additions they have made to their
stock OF Goods this Spring to offer greater induce
ments to Dealers than any other establishment in
thls region oil country. Our assortment is really
splendid, oil great extent and variety and our deter
innatioh Is, To offer Goods NJ snel a small advance
on me original cost, that cannot fail in satisfying
all those who will give rs a call and trial Weas
sure onr customers that we can and will accommo
aa' tsrh with any article IN line, on the most
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12

Auction and Commission Business,
(Opposit the Honks)
FtilE subscribers have associated themselves
Il together, under the firm of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12

FACI.-ln county, not one hundred
miles from this, Wing Candidate, il canvassinq,
met with a voter who refused his support, alleging
as reason, that it would be the height of nprati-
tnde not TO vote for Jack SON. since he had paid the
public debt, om Of his omn pockct, and had since
collected thirty millions which he was about to dis
tribute among the people. On being asked for
his authority for this startling piece of intelligence
he named one Of the Van Buren, candidates as his
informcr. Wchavc too much respect for the We
racity Of the worthy candidate To believe ha, hc
would, Intentionally, have mislod constituent
We take it for granted, tina, he was, himself, I'M
der wrong impression, and believed the story
which he told. These Authorizations arc much TO
be regretted. ifcderiek sbnrS arena.
p The above Article from the Fredericksburg
Arena shows one Of the many UNIV orthv mean. by
which the ignorant are imposed upon either by
those who know no better themselves, or who. if
they do know better, are less cxcusabIc for their
wanl of principle than they would be if their mis-
repreScnratiaas arose from deficiency Of informa-
tior.. Wch#sc heard that IA candidate in nciph-
boring count openly charged Gen. Harrison with
having voted for he Alien and Sedilon laws II
may not be SO, and " >llll not therefore mention
names. Bat if the Charge was really made, and
believed by him who ma r. it, it cvinccd lamcn-
tahle degree Of ignorance N one who asprcd to be
areprrScn'aliyc of the people.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12

~ The Washington Globe has put forth a
prospectus for an Extra, to be published until after
the Presidential election is over in order that the
people ma, derive Information, asst says, through
pure sources, sustained by their omn patriotic pat
ronagc"H This from paper which draws a
hundred thousand dollars per annum from the pub
lie treasury which it would lose the nomcn, it
dared 20 utter a dsagrecab!o truth How long
will the people be dupod,by these pensioned put
riots?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12

~ Resolutions have been introduced into
the Senate of New York, proposing the expulsion
from that body Of John {. kcmhc and Isaac W.
Bishop, who are charged with "moraI and official
misconduct rendering them unworthy of seats in
that hody." The charges crow out of certain
stock obhing t:ansacions.-Wo venture to pro-
pose that black lines" be drawn around them,
an that it be called Z" legislative cvpulsion," as
conrradistnguishcd from the ordinary meaning of
that word. We suppose erpntsion may have 4
legislative Specification well as expuncton.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-06-02
Gaoshan Academy.

TIME summer term Of this institution will
i begin on Thursday the cd day Of June
next. The tuition viii be, for languages s. /;
for the higher English branches and Mathe-
mates 81; and for common English branches
ss, for a term Of IL weeks. In addition to
ibis charge of thirty cents will be made for
contingent expenses.
% No charge will be made for less than
half term.
OTIS LOMBARD, Principal.
Goshen, Mou I2, 1885. *49
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-06-02
NOTICE.

TT is thought hest by the Executive Com
ra;t,oe IF The Litchfeld County Sacred MM-
sic Society (for reasons which are supposed to
- r"oN 10 defer giving Concert for the
os.senf. Due notice will he given through
he naners Of the time when it will be deemed
most favorable, for the Society to meet fpr a
public performance.
By order the Executive Committee.
T;ickfeid. Man 10, 1885. 30
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-06-02

gTyHE subscriber invites the attention Of the
Il ladies' to his splendid assortment Of CAL
ICOES. comprising every variety Of French,
Eng. and American Prints, and the most com
pIete stock ever before offered in this village
Also very extensive assortment Of Printed
Muslins and Ginghams.
: Nav 10. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-06-02
CHOICE WINES.


a NEW supply and great variety on hand.
a MAY re-. j. q. BECKWTTH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-06-02
NOTICE.

TsHE subscriber hereby informs all persons
! IL with whom he has open accounts. that
his books may be found with George c. Wood
ruff, Esq. who is authorised to adjust and set
lie them and be hopes this notice will answer
as good. a purpose 10 bringing ihemto close.
witkout cost, as one would intimatingsa differ
emit course. Sundry Notes may also be found
by inauiriog of Mr. Woodruff, v hieh / should
like the pay for. -
E. HARRISON.
Litchfeld, May Q, 1885. - 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-06-02

FOR MEMS AND BOYS APPAREL.
a Nextensive assortment, consisting in uari
IN Of the following articles, viz French
BOmbazines. colored Grape CambIets. Astra.
can, and summer cloths. Glass Cloth. brown
add White Linen DrilIings, Taglaoni and Rou.
en- Cassimeres, Printed and Striped Stor.
mOnts, Buffalo Cloths, Noleskins, sc. &c. for
sale low by - -
May I2. SEDGWICK g. PORTER
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-06-02

.. /. IA
RHHE subscribers having entered into Co.
4 partnership. under. the name aud firm Of
h. NAerrinlam & Co.
f,,r the purpose Of continuing the business Of
Repairing Clocks and Matches, Maavtacfuring
SiiVer Spoons, &c. &c. would inform their cos
TONERS that they have just received from New
York an extensive assortment Of b. 81 q, (.
Watches, JesUela.g, Syaed
Plated Ware, s.,
of a superior quality, and the latest patterns;
amongst which are the following articles:
Gold, coral, flagres aud jet Ear Rings i;
Cornelian. agate, coral, jet, onyx and gold
Breast Pins; Imitation and READ emerald. opal,
diamond SET, pearl aud plain Finger Rings /;
Belt Buckles; Slides. Plated Snuffsrs& Trays:
Britannia Tea Pots; Steel Spectacle Gases |;
Near sighted Speciacies and Eye Glasses !;
Music Boxes, Motto Seals. PEN Knives, Cut
ting Pillars. Watch Oil, Magnets COMBS. ra-
ming Forks, Belt Buckles and Slides. &c. sc.
Thankful fos past favors, they will be still
more pleased with a continuance OF patronage.
r SIZE REUBEN MERRIAM,
REUBEN b. MERRIMAN. q
One door east Of PresByseriGa Chpvch,
Lstehfe! March %, 1885. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-06-02
NOTICE.

DERsoNs wishing for sitk Worms .,'...', Eggs g, g
the State Society at Hart ford f'r distribution.
They can he obtained By calling on Rev. j.
e. Camp, of NorthGeld, President of Lilch-
field County Silk Society. 1 ie7
Per order Of the Executive Committee.
T;tchfeLd, Mnu 10, 1885, + so
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-06-02
ROOTS AND SHOES.
f.. A. LORD II Nm.

T.. A. LORD
Has Just received full assortment Of first rate
Boots and Shoes. made in Boston erpressly
forthe retail trade, comprising the foiLo0ing:
RA Pairs mems Cowhide BOOTEES
lOO IS do. Ladies Kid Slippers
200 pair mems aud women's Rubber Shoes
$50 90 ladies' spring Cloth Slippers
SO q cheap Kid r. r. Slippers IVA
so - French Morocco Slippers
80 Ladies' Kid Slippers
100 Cloth Slippers
500 "a Pegged Seal Walking Shoes
so mems Calf-skin Shoes ..'
25 meas black Seal skin Slippers
IS men's Cowhide Shoes
so IS mems Cowhide Boots
SO 81 boys do. do. III il
so {" mems pegged Calf-skin Boots "
so IS do. sewrd do. do.
100 chidren's Morocco Boots ,..
so - do. pegged seal-skin Boots
SO do. Pumps
so doz. Leather Prescrvatives .,
so pair women's Leather Boots
So misses do. do.
so 81 Village lace leather Walking Shoes
so chih's do. DO do. do.
Itch field, Dec. 8. eS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-07
MARRIED..

In dis town oil Sunday evening last by the Rev.
Henry NJ. Davis, Capt. Henry w. Carr, to Miss
Martha h Friend, daughter of Mr.. Thomas Friend,
all oil this town
On Monday evening by the Rev. Mr.. West, Mr..
Micah Spencer, Of East Greenwich, 10 Miss Sarah
Ann, daughter Of the late Rev. MichGl Eddy of this
town.
Last evening, by the Rev Doct Wheaton Mr.; IL
A. Glipin to Miss T.. g. Moore. daughter OF the late
William Moore.
AT Sawpit, n. Y. by the Rev. Mr.. Chauncey, Mr.
Lucius f. Pratt, 10 Miss Cynthia II. daughter OF Mr.
Darius Ward, of Sawpi,.-By the Rev. Mr.. Hovey
of Albion, Rev. J. p. Hovey, to Miss Catherine nj
eldest daughter,-and Mr.. George 5. Murfey. mel
chant TO Miss Corneiia e. Second daughter, of Wa
ter Ward, Esq of Aubern N. Y.
| At Gloucester. (Mass.) Mr. William Hodgkings
Jun. to Miss Mary Ann r. Tucker-L The abov
couple were married on Monday morning at II o
clock, and the husband who was sick 4, the time
died al o clock in the afternoon.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-07

Eerrisls De0th.--A negro man belong
iny TO SIR George Pomeroy, of GAINESVILLE,
pamed Jack, lately came TO mos, shock
iag dead. He was splitting rails, and il
was supposed had driven wedge into a
log, which only sprang apart, without split.
ling. While the log remained thus, he sa,
down upon it to rest, when the wedge sud
denly sprang out, aud caught him in Pc
cuiarly agonizing manner, when he expir-
ed before assistance was rendered. Some
other negfoes who were at work few rods
off, said that he only gave a slifled groan
but made no further outcry.
Nelo Harmony (ind. Disseminalor.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-07
Journal of Hare.

Jonathan Long, gawky six-footer,-
commonly called L" long John"-when on
his way to market, always stopped for his
hreakfas, at the tavern of old Major r.
The Major observed that John was tre-
mendous enter, and had looked crab-appes
at him until he was tired, in the hope ofin-
ducing him to get his breakfast elsewhere.
But it avaled not. Long John was again
on hand" Major" said he, " can't have
some sasseneers for breakfast 2" Yes"
replied the Major grufily, you can have
them, q" if we've got enough in the house"
He then bawled to the housemaid, and on
her appearing, There Betty" said he
ego take the measures Of tha, man fry hin
his length in sausages =
NoytoM Advertiser.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-07

The following is copy ct s'gn' h"ng
out a, a village in Wiltshire, England =
Marty MILLER, barber, perri-"ia maker
surion, parish clerlte, school master, olacS
smith.
shaves for pcnnc, cuts hair Tor two
pence, and oyIed AMI powdered i"to 'i'e par,
gin. Young Ladys gentilmen also tau'
prammer langwage in the neetest manner,
and crate care taken of their morris ana
s,,Ii1. Also saline singin aud horce she"-
100 by the reIe maker. Likewise makes
AMI mend. all sor.s # bu e' acd shues
treches the hobby and jnse harp, cuts c"rn'
MeI,, and bllsters on the lowest terms
C,w.iIllons and other dances iaut a, home
i, A ,brode. Al.o deels hole sale aud re'nit
n.rr,unpry in nil its brlnshes, sells all sor'
If .inshunsr ry wair, pgother with black,r
Ball. red herrins, jiuger rbreda coles scrub
bin brushes. irev.le. mouse traps and otnel
swe,eme,es. Likewise Gudirey's cordieI
rute.. pottatos, sassages, aud other gareef
stuff.
y. B.-I ,-ecle' jogg-a and them out
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-07

Erscusioa- Great excitement. -Thomns
Win,rinoer, one of the murderers of Jesse
Chrisman in April last, was executed al
Wheeling, Va. on the 18Th instant, Long
his accompice, having been reprieved by
the Governor until the 23d of September.
II is estimated that the friends of the
or.oners, with their adhere IS, amounted
in number to nearly five hundred, WHO were
far week before the execution, concert
inr measures to effect their lawless design
bnt we induced, by the strength nnd ,igi-
lance ( he city guard to deslst. The faith
80, ,ho nrisonef was at the head of the
,io,srs. bu, the day before the execution
took place, finding he could not carry n''
plans into execution, he confessed MS M
tentions and ds.ivered ~ his srni'.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-07

Celeste took her farewel' benefit on
Friday night, after having, AS she says IN
her card, performed one hundred nights III
this city, and received therefor twenty-five
thousand dollars.-The house was well III
led, and every thing, with the exception o
Mr.. Houp's personation of the Dey, IN the
French Spy, went of with great eclat
Celeste was LOUDLY called for at close, and
being led forward by Mr.. Barry, said, ="
have no words to thank you for your kind
ness, but shall never forget it," This wa'
short and sweet and wilhal pithy.
Boston .4aroedte.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-07

hrs. Norton.-The presence of Mrs.
Norton at Paris has produced great sem
sation among the Wing ladies who are there
at present Influenced by the esprit dn
corps, as well as by political antpa,hies,
the club of travelling ladies have decided
that consultations shall be offered to tho
beautiful victim of the Tories. They can
not find expressions energetic enough to
characterize the intrigue which was ueaI
costing her so dear. Sdch is the singuiari-
ty of events, that Mrs. Norton will greatly
increase the excellent reputation of whicl
the conservatives wish to rob her in her owl
country.
fOu,.uuI of {0yre
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-07

The opponents of General Jackson are
beginning to DO justice to his character and
abilities even before he has retired from the
Presidency. One of them says, emphati-
cally. that he is giant, and leaves the
print of giant - In a short time when
he no longer stands in their way, they wl'
chcerfuly acknowledge him to be one OF the
best men that our country has ever pro-
duced-they will place him along WI h thu
Jeffersons and Madisons, whom they once
abused with as much virulence as they now
lash on him.-Amer. ,SentiRsL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-07

Suicide. The Coroner last evening held
an inquest at the City Hotel on the body OF
Peter Bacot Esq. who was formerly an OF
ficer in the United States branch Bank at
Charleston, s. c. and at the time OF his
death was Cashier of the Morris Canal
Bank, which has an Office in this city
Bacot was stopping at the City Hotel be-
tween nine and ten o'clock yesterday fore
noon. he was seen walking through the hail.
and shortly after returned to his room
where he was found dead IN the AFTERNOON
having in the interim shot himself. let,
ter was found lying on his table, directed
to Louis McLane. President OF the Bank
enclosing key belonging to the Bank ah'
saying that Mr.. McLane would lind every
thing in its proper place. The unfortunate
gentleman was AZ years of age, aud had
wife and ten children. 1t is supposed tha
he committed the act in fit OF temporary
! insanity. Verdict accordingly.
N. Y Jour. Of Con.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-07

Mr.. Van Bureu's "spendid English
coach" was made by Brewster, at New
Haven, and is rather an awkward vehicle !;
Mr. Van Buren's 4" splendid English horses
nre thorough paced Knickerbockers, raised
in Westchester: Mr.. Van Buren's " En-
glish servants in liveries," are an English
man and Irshman who never wore hV-
cry while in Mr.. Van Buren's service, nor
did Mr.. Van Buren, ever have servant IN
livery in his life. Has Mr.. Selden told
these stories, would he so far compromlt his
character as to invent such idle tales, or is
the report of his speech an incorrect one
NJ Y. EUe. Post.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-07

The Knickarbocker for September has
ade its welcome appearance. We always
/. made glad by the sight of this valuable
r;odical, and we know of none that We
n with SO much safety as well as sincerity
commend to the reading portion of the
immunity, as likely to enable them to
prove TO the best advantage the long au-
nnal and winter evenings which are fas
preaching.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-07
He Is FALLEN!

Disguise it as they may-deny IT as they
,ll-the leading wings must know, and
el. that Gen. HARRIsoN Is FALLEN!
For a time, the machine work ad to some
irpose; the representation OF his services
ld exploits wore an air OF sincerity and
fected gratitude, which gave them an un-
,erited importance in word, the public
ere perfectly h00d0inked. But time,
hich neve. fails to develop TRUTH, has dis
pated the hopes of these foul Jugglers
e machine has STOPPED; the deception
nd hypocrisy is exposed the public mind
disabused, and the scales fallen from the
res of The blinded" the HERO" is shorn
his laurels, and left in his naked helpless
.ss-h;s achievements are found to be the
roperty of others, and HE Is FALLEN
From Maine to Georgia, the voice is one
lis doom is pronounced-and HE is FAIL
EN-! 1t is spoken in the voice OF every
reeze-it is waited on every gale-it /:
,irrored in every stream-and marked OF
yery hill. And by whom, and by wha
as he fallen? BY the hands of his preten
ed friends, and by his own folly
His former faults and misfortunes wer'
,rgotten aud forgiven. The oblivion o
me had obscured his frailities-he reste'
\ quiet, aud was prosperous and respected
But the " "spOiler e."-The hand of tn
'csperate beckoned him to direct its ener
ies-his Judgment bent beneath his vanity
nd he Yielded obedience-hc assumed tn
rust, and now-HE Is FALLEN
Columbus Magician.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-07
D0. J0HNs0N,
Attends TO tho practice sf MEDlClHEs and
DENTAL SURGERY,

Attends 10 tho practice sS MEDlClHIs and
DENTAL SURGERY,
No. lSS TuAmEs-Sr.
HGs for sale Drugs s. Medicines, cffhs best
qaality-Gmong rhich are,
FEMALE RESTORA-
TIVE g. SPECIFIC PILLS.
ENRON a careful investigation of the causes and
n treatment OF diseases so common 10 our s?ecr $,
and upon expcr ence and observation IN the apphca.
ton OF remedies TO diseases. conjoined with that OF
some of the mos, eminent Physicians IN the United
States and Great Britain, our snafe friends may be
assured ,ha, there has been offered to them.,
more saia,ary medicine. than these Pills; especially
in tina, large class Of diseases originating ln or de-
pending debility, in all the nameless forms oi DIS
eascd condition. 10 which they are, iiom youth and
vigor to decrepit old age, peculiarly liable.
To the deblitated and sicky, of warmer climates
these Pills will be emnently useful. They may bs
takea at all seasons Of the year, with petect safety
Ample directions accompany each box of Pills
Price one dollar box.
ALSO,-as above.
IyOHNSONS IMPROVED PANACEA, O!
! UNIVERSAL PURIFIER or THE BLOOD
| uIThis is one of best remedies, Tor some oi tn
the worst diseases, Price 81 50 bottle.
U1''To those who purchase To sell again, reason
able deduction will will be made.
| August 81 en- s3m,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-07

+ army that commanded. who did not
serve the thanks Of the nation"
And again, in the ssme letter. tie says
lat this vote Of the Senate n,tnches :" dis
ace to his character, rhieh ~iH toff''e
y to the g-ove, and ,chieh ~iH eo"se the
ssh to rise upon the eheeks ofhisehiidrea'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-07

DEATH OF Mr.. RoTHsCHILD.--The Lon
don Times of Monday, lst August. says
We were informed last night that nn ex-
press was received in town, from Frank
fort, conveying an account of the death OF
the eminent capitalist, Mr.. Rothschild.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-07

A beautiful lot on tie continuation 5f Iroad-sircet,
IA about ten minutes alk irbm the State-fious-,
measuring 4j6 feet in front by about 400 feet deep
and may bc divided into four or five beautiful and
spacious lots for building having fine prospect OF
the beach the country, and the late improvements
on the hill and the vicinity of several splendid
mansions. long credit will be given for half the
purchase money.
april "a, tf RICITD s. GEO. c. SHAW.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-07
THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.

a, the late election the democratic party
ned five representatives and lost three
,,ce two in our favor-which makes
iori,y of twelve in the House, and twen-
three on joint ballot of the two branches
the Legislaturs.-ProU. Her.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-07

Unsuccessful ViHa;ny.-Two men nam
ed Henry QGin and Charles Egerton were
arrested on Wednesday by officer Boyer,
on board the ship Marengo, from Liverpool
as she coming in from sea. They had
robbed Mrs. Magaret Johnson, of Manchcs-
ter, (Quin being her brother-in-law) OF
property to the amount of about $4,000, and
embarked on board the Marengo at Liver
pool, with their plunder. On discovering
her loss, Mrs. Johnson proceeded at once
to Liverpool and took passage on board
the John Lintin which sailed for this port
about a week after the Marengo, but fortu-
natcly was the first to arrive by near week ;
so that ample time for preparation to re-
cciye the gentlemen was afforded. hr'
Boyer had been stationed for some days at
the Narrows, on the look out fer the Mar
eugo, and when she hove in sight on We'd
nesday, he stepped Oh board and at once
singled out his prey from among nearly a
/ hundred passengers. The stolen property
was found in their trunks, they were com
united to prison, and Mrs johnson was
made happy woman. So much for en-
ergy and promp,itudc.
n. y. Journal Of Commerce.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-07

lsndish kind Of things. A bawl on Wedne$
days aud Frydsys, ali performed (God viii
linz by me.
MArTY MiLLsR.