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The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27
SORELEGS

yNTILT stand at HARDY RoBNsoNs stable, 5 miles " cast of Little Rock on the Memphis road, in the County of Pulaski the next season, and will be let to mares until the 18th of July next S5 the single vist paid tho time of serviee-Sl5 the season. payable the lst of January 1s3S which may be discharged by the payment of Sl0 within the season. and $20 to insure to be with oa payable aseeftainlng the fact, when the property changes ownersthe groom for each mare at ths time of service, s1.
 S0RELEGS Is q handsome chesnut sorrel, fine form, upwards of b hands high, and years old spring his being trained He would, in the opinion of first rate judges, had 1t not been for that misfortune have made
 first rate horse. His blood equal to any in the United States. Experienced sportsmen of opinion that he would the turf have equalled any He has proven be sure oal getter. From common mares he show three good colts any others year old next spring
 PEDIG REE.
 S0REbEGS was sired by the celebrated horse Young Sir .4rchy, and he by 0ld Sir 4rchy--his dam Ja4et- she by Forizel brought from Vrgnia-her dam was by Grey Medly. Young Sir Archy bis dam James Jack sons Virginia sister to Desdemona who sold for go GOO at yrs old and half sister Rangler by Domed. Rangler beat Sir Archy mile heats, fo Jockey Cub purse and bye bet of Sl000, and considered Sir Archys equal, # not his superor-was bred by Colonel Miles eldon of Yrgina and got by the imported horse saIoon; her dam Cadiz by Wormeys King Herod son of Fearnougbt out of Bracton's imported mare Kitty Fisher. The dam of Caaz Primrose by Dove Son of Cade by Old Cade by the Godophin Arabian. The dam of Primrose Stella by 0theio, of Crab Stella's dam sena by the Godolphin Arabian The blood of Old Sir Archy and the imported Daredevil is too well known to make 1t necessary to swell this pedi gree with the blood of those famous horses.
 CHARLES FENFON MERGER ROBINSON.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

VIE sorrel colt, now the property of Charles F. M. I Robinson, caled sorelegs, foaed mine in the Spring of 1852 out of the above nare was sired by Young Archy, who was by Old Archy, cut of James Jackson's imported mare. WM. NJ. BURTON
 Sept. lith, 1886.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27
WEETSMEY.
S SADDLERY.

SADDLERY. A PRIME assortment of saddlery of every kind, just "A received-~and for sale by May 27. McLAIN < BADGETT.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

A s an evidence of the high opinion entertained of "A Young Archys colts, and the promise they have given of performing well the turf merely state that stakes Only one of them, MT Jackson's Waxey;) has appeared in public, who twomile heat and repeat run at Nashville, and second to Polly Powell in the colt race, mile and repeat, being the time in bad order and off his feet. From trials made of his younger colts in training, have great confidence in their proving successful M. NEALE.
 Florence, .4taboma.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

FE SIiE sorrel mare Janett, which sold to William A M. Burton, was sired by Florizel, brought iron, Virginia in year 1919, and lately the property of Capt John Butler of Giles County, Tennessee--hof dam vas bY Grey Medley, the property of Lewis Brown out of fearnought mare c. $. HARTLEY.
 2d qf April, 1882
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27
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 E. DT BAUN & co.

THAVE received and are now opening tress supply
 of articles suited to the season, which, With thelr stock on hand renders their assortment equal to any m the place. The following few ofthe leading articles
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27
MOLAssEs, RICE, &c.

MUElIA S9 AaSs K6ENEA3 NACs | FIERCE new rice 1 3 bbls. sugar house molasses [" loaf sugar
 boxes bunch raisns 10 kegs cut nails
 ( horse shoe do. 20 plough mouds % bars half inch flat iron received per steamer Compromise and for sale by Bee. 2, 1886. VIM. B. WATT.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-12
IA PARK HOUSE.
Newport, asbo 0t=9hlano.

FENuE undersigned, now having his establish
n ment, in Newport opposite the State House,
and adjoining the Parade and Mall in complete or
der, for The reception of company; begs leave re-
specially 10 inform his friends and the public al
large that he shall at all times be ready to enter
tain them in trd rate style; whether as transient
or steady boarderS His house is well furnished
and well attended, and always supplied with the
choiSeSi viands cooked in the mos, approved style
Attached TO the House is an extensive LIVERY
STABLE, at which any number of horses, can at
all times be well accommodated, and faithfully
kept; he constantly keeps CARRIAGES of every
description, for the accommodation of those who
patronise his house, and others who may please to
call AN ample supply Of FIRST RATE HORs-
Es; careful, prudent and attentive drivers; and
is determined iha; no expsnee or exertions an his
part shall be wanting, omake the house one Of the
most desirable erey respoctto the visitors Of New
port that the place affords. His WINES and
LIQUORS, having been carefully selected, upon
trial, will speak for themSelveS-He therefore, re.
spectiully socitS continuance Of the public pat
ronsge and need not say that his old friends and
customers will always lind him al home
NEWPORT, April I, 1887.
NICHOLS EEAGSA Rn
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Reported for the Journal of Commerce

[Reporied for the Journal of Commercel
NEw-Yozx CATTLE nARxET, MovDAY, April 3.
At market, 700 head of beef cattle, 20 milch cows
and 500 sheep.
The Beef was Of a fair quality, bu, the demand
was fair; ESQ were taken at from s to l24 average
SlOl the cw;.
Milch Oows--,hc demand was more limited,
nearly all "a Ken at from 25 TO SIS.
Sheep-A large portion of the stock at market
was Of an extra quality; and were mostly Sold at
from 10 40 each.
Hav-The supplies have been moderate sales
by the load from the stands al from 500 TO lS1t,
the 100 h.
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REMOVED! REMOV ED!
JAMES ID. SEABCRY
MERCHANT TAILOR,

NO. io3 IL THAMEs-SrREEr,
Respectfully announces to the public that he
AS removed from the Store recently occu.
n a pied by him, to the new store mex, door north
OF the Office of the Newport Mercury, where he of.
lers Tor sale aiash'onable assortment Of Broadcohs
Cassimeres, Sattlne,s, and vesings, and all other
goods usually kept by Merchant Tailors-where
garments of all descriptions will be made to order a,
the shortest notice, and warranted 10 tit.
~ Particular attention paid 10 cutting.
" J. ID, s, hopes by strict attention to hi. bust
to meet the wishes Of his customers and to mer
il the patronage OF his ellowczens, which he yer,
respectfully socits,
March g.
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ADMINS 7RATOR'S SAFE.

ERURsUANT to permission Obtained Of the
Hon. Court Of Probate Of the town Of New
pou, there will be sold at Public Auction on the
premises, on FRIDAY the 5th day NJ May most.
at II O'Clock A. NJ. under the direction Of the Csnr,
of Probate.
: All the right title and interest, which Sarah D
lingham ,c,dor late Of Newport. deceased. lad ~
the time Of her desih in and cer,sn Lot of Land
with large Dwelling House thereon sisudns. siiu.
a'ed in said town OF Newport. and bounded vertss-
" OIL Thamcsst street; Northerly partly on Codd,ns.
ton street, and partly on land Of Stephen Goddard;
Essierly partly ON said Goddard and. and partly ON
street: and Souibery partly on land Of Capt, VIM.
Norris. The conditions will Be made known at the
tim. and place Of sale.
JONATHAN T. ALMY. Asm'..
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81 drrif D

IN this town on Monday las; by the Rev MI
Ross, Mr.. Ira Silman Jf Coventry, 10 Ms Char'
lolie Swinburne Of this tuvn
AZ Rochester, Mr.. Gideon Wilcox Of Tiverion
20 Mis- Louisa Wing
Al Grand Gulf, Mississippi, on the 9Th nit, Mr.
William Gyles formerly Of this town, To MIS-
Mana s Rsbb.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-12

A cat is exhibited in the American Muse
um a: New York, which has under her af-
fectionate charge a young rat of which she
takes the most parental care along with her
own kitten. This is something new in
feline history, and requires a novel COM
mentary on animal instinct to explain it.
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NICHOLS HASSARD.
FEMALE SEMINARY.

ENshLL Sc MIN n ks n.
NTIss CHAMPLIN proposes to open School
lvE- for Young Ladies in MLll-Sueet, next door TO
the Unitarian Church, the second Monday in May.
The branchestaugh will be History, Natural, Nor
al and intellectual Philosophy, Chemistry, Geome-
try. Algebra and French.
The year will be divided into three Terms th
first, commencing on the second NJ onday in May
viii continue sixteen weeks--the second. commen-
cling on the third MONDAY in September, aud the
.hrd on the second Monday in January, will contin.
ne fourteen weeks each.
The bills are TO be paid one week before the close
of each term-No deduction will be made from the
regular tuition except in case of fprotracted sickness
No scholar will be admitted unless the teacher
shall approve of her attanmentS.
Those who may wish for further information are
.referredto Rrv. A. II. DuMoNT,
REv. J. WEST,
EDwApW w. L,wroS,
WILLIAM GUILD
Ncvport March ODD 1897
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FOR SALE.

ALSO FOR SALE,
aad Immediate possession giuen,
So THE spacons Dwelling House, No
fsEGA 223, Thames Street, Newport, bound
Hi ~. ed north on Sanford Street ~ feet,
llHEH south on land Of Philip Stephens 73 feet
x3s=.n: inches, east Oh another lot of James
Stevens 80 feet inches, and west on Thames stree
IS feet inches, more or less, wholly covered on
Thames street by the house. This estate is free and
clear ofall incumbrance and will be sold for Cash or
approved notes on interest; apply to
JAMES STE EMS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-12

CREEK HosrILIrIEs-SEvEKE ACTIoN.-
A battle took place March "a, at the Pea
Swamp, Alabama, between Gen. Wellburn
with 80 men, and about 80 Creeks, The
battle lasted 3 hours, and there were 4
whites killed two of them, Mr.. Holloway
and Mr.. Grady. There were about 40 or
80 Indians found dead-as many more were
thrown into the water. The rest retreated
up the river:
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BETrlNG.-The Columbus (Geo.) Her
aid states that the sum of 50, 800 has been
asked upon a piece of vesting in that city.
1t seems that the " right and wrong" side
of the cloth resembles each other so nearly,
shat discussion arose on the subject which
resulted in this heavy wager. The decision
is to be given by the manufacturer in Eu-
rope.
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Taylor, of this town.
Al Philadelphia on Tuesday last, Clement :.
Hunt ESQ, Purser in the u. S. Navy, aged 30 years
Al Liltle-Compton on the 2ith nit. widow Deb
orah Manchester, aged 80 years.
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Reported for the Boston Daily Adv and Patriot.
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday April 3rd

lKeported for Tue boston DalIy AdY. and PaITlOVI
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday April 3rd.
At market, 250 Beef Cattle, 40 pairs working
Oxen, 235 Sheep, and 670 swine.
PsIcEs-Beef Cattle-An advance was realized,
and we advance our quotations, viz. extra SO 10
first quality IS 80 SO second quality IS 80
and third quality at 75 a = 75
Working Oxen-A large proportion were ordin-
ary and purchasers were unwilling to pay the pri-
ces asked. We notice few sales only, viz $50,
s., 100 and ll5
Sheep-We notice lot taken at p each a
lot of 100 from Conway at Sll each; and a lot OF
10 from Princeton at so each.
Swine-We notice the sale Of several lots at l04
for Sows and III for barrow- At retail III for
Sows and l23 l3 for Barrows
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ARRIVED.
THURSDAY April 6.

THURSDAY April 6.
Brig Chieftain, Cozzens from Providence Tor
New-York.
Schr's. CT cero, Nicherson Rose, Burgess Le-
ager. Croweu: Julia Ann, Crowell; Only Daugh-
ter Chase; Rose-i Bloom, Crowell; Speed, Nick
erson and Springfield, Nickerson-all from Den
mis- bound 10 New York
SUNDAY, 9th
Brigs Planter, Hunt, from Porto Rico, for New
Haven.-Halcyon, Pratt, from for do
Sloops Hero, Read, from y York for Prov
Emma & Eliza, Ney, fm n Bedford for Albany,
Hudson, Briggs, I'm do for do.-Nictory, Heath
fm Prov. for n York, Armada, Spellman, I'm 90
for Albany,-Mary, Brown, from \ York.
Schooner Samuel Slater, Burt, I'm Charleston
. - '0' INV MONDAY, To-
Schooner Commerce, MesSer, from Havana
March Both, with Molasses TO Geo. EngS, Esq.
Sailed in company with brig Atlas During, for
Boston Left, Sch'r Franklin Green, Waite, ldg.
Brigs Sampson, Purkis, disg.-Orion, of Alma do.
Caroline, Edwards, Is days from Portland, Just
arrived.
Schr. Roxana, Burgess, I'm Norfolk for Prov.
SloopS Meridian, Pitman, from Fall River for
Albany,-Bridgewater Lawton, I'm Warren fr do
Venus, Childs, I'm Prov fr Ny, Camilla,
Vars, fm n York.
MARINE MEMORANDA
Ship VIM. Engs, Vaughan, for NewOrleans,
sailed from Havre March 7th.
Sailed from Charleston, 3lSt, Schr. Branch Wi
ley, Havana,
Arrived at Savannah, I'd inst. Brig Poland,
Gardner, Havana.
Arrived at New Orleans Goth ult. Schr. Agnes
Swasey, from Charleston.
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A correspondent informs US, says the
Boston Morning Post, that certain gentle
men who keep temperance stores are IL
censcd TO sell alcohol as medicine! And
that they do large business in this way
their customers generally being rery much
out of health.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-12

Wool IN Vermont.-We are Informed by
woolgrower and trader, that wool has fall
len in price considerably since the last clip.
Sales have been made, and are now TAX
ing place in Windham county, at the fol-
lowing rates Saxony, go 62 l-2; Me-
rino, so 60; 3-4 Blood, 55. In the
northern part Oft the State sales have recent
ly been made at about the same ; the best
lots are still in the hands of the growers.
The prices ofequally good grades, last year
ranged from 62 to 65 cents.
Green field Gazette.
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We understand, says the Portsmouth
Gazette, that Mr.. John Connor, formerly
stationed at Fort Constitutions, near this
place, has been promoted by the President
from Sergeant to ID Lieutenant in the
I'd Infantry of the U. S. Army. Mr.. c.
was favorably known here, both as an off,
Ger and as citizen, and was free from
those vices which too commonly appertain
to the ranks. He left this station about a
year since when the hatchet of the savage
was doing its bloody work in Florida, and
in a very different temper of mind from
some of his superiors in rank, he entered
upon Southern duty. Contrary to his wish
es he was prevented going to the seat OF
war, and was retained in the Carolinas on
the recruiting service, and is now at Old
Point Comfort, Va. His merits seem TO
have been appreciated by the President, as
it is an uncommon circumstance, except for
some meritorious act in times of war, to
create commissioned officer from the
ranks.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-12

Rathbms Triak-The jury, after de-
verdict, aud were discharged. Another
trial will be had. There were it is said,
seven for acquittal and six for conviction; !;
then nine for acquittal and three for convic-
ton. The Judge charged directly against
the accused. The difficulty, we take it, was
fixing the forgery on Rathbun although he
may have been privy to the crime.
" Y. Star
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LEWIS FRED GALLUP, VI. u.
DENTEST,
0FOsyIcK rwo DOORS NoRTH OF TRryIrY
CnuReH, NEwroRr X. L-sO
Hhrsh &
BoARDEas WANTED.

a few steady boarders can be well accommoda.
kN ted on application to the Subscriber. at her
esidence in rhames-stroei. MRS. EDDY.
Jan, iih, tf.
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Eiour and Gram, we announce with
yrea, pleasure, are rapidly falling in price
eII over the country. The vast importa-
non. from Europe have aided powerfully to
produce this result. But for these, we be-
i;eye -four would have maintained the ex-
orbitan, price of Si2 barrel throughout
the summer. As it is, We hope to see it
down to So. Some who dipped deep into
the speculation have burnt their own fingers
severely. They must do their own crying.
By the way, the prices of every thing are
tending downwards, under the combined in
fluences of pressure and reaction. Flour
is abundant in Ohio at So per barrel, and
coming down. Those who have delayed
sales and held up prices with the hope of
screwing few additional dollars from the
necessities of the destitute, must take care
of themselves. Coal is down low enough,
and yards full of it that might have sold for
Sl2 ton last winter. Right Gentlemen
monopolizers, your day is over.
New Yorker.
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JUST RECEIVED.
Ind for sale at uery reduced prices, by
JAS. n. NEWTON & 90.

EAh bags Java csilee, % do parched do
oG1P - quarter boxes raisns, 10000 Spanish Sc
gars 80 bags shot, % do Laguira coffee. - terces
rice, 400 loaves sugar, % boxes brown sugar, 40
baskets champagne, 20 chests souchcng tea, 20 bbs
gin (Curtis,) do alec lol. 5000 Principe scgars,
25 boxes plug tobacco, 10 chest. gunpowder tea
cases canisers do, boxes white Havana sugar,
100 dcmjons, 20 chests yonng hyson lea. 35 kegs
lard, 100 lbs. dried apples, so boxes brown soap,
10 do colorcd and white do, - jars Maccabo snuil,
8 bbs. smoking tobacco. 100 drums Sullana rsisus,
20 boxes citrou. cases prunes in fancy boxes.
80 boxes pipes 20 do lemons, 10 do oranges 10 bags
peanuts 20 drums figs, = bbls. Cayenne pepper,
80 hams, & bbls. Newark cider 90 boxes starch,
20 dozen mats. i2 do brooms, IL bbs. crackers.
100 casks rusns, 80 half boxes do $4,000 half Span
sh segars, CASTLE soap, French wanus, almonds,
,orks essence rose, mustard, &c. &c. NJ. -.
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ALSO FOR SALE,

THE FARM OF the Subscriber, lying about bali a
mile north of the great manufacturing village Of Fall
River, with a Dwelling House thereon, bull, IN
handsome modern style, aud completely painted in.
! side and out with three coats of best paint; new
Barn covered with best quality groove and tongue
boards painted white, and excellent well oi water
This Farm is bounded West on the mail road TO Bos-
,on within few rods Of the north wharf IN fall Riy
er where it is about 40 rods wide, and extends East
nearly same width over half mile, 10 the new Bos
tom road. 1t is divided into fifteen lots with good
stone wall. cne mile and half Of which has been
bniI, he the subscriber within three years. Twenty
lon ocy.s or ned. y have been sown down, one. two
md ,brco ve,y. ON which have been put 80 loads
of manure, $50 bushels o. ashes, and on each acre
from 30 to 60 barrels OF fish near 'he hiuoie o' ule
farm is a small pond, watering pace, he'e, o{
ten acres of excellent pasture land N TWO iot at c
west end of the farm, with never fa.ng spring wa
tering place thereon two large gardens near 'ne
house IN first rate order. The whole farm - eiea'
of any incumhrancc whatever. ,
ALSO FOR SALE, one excellent lot Of Woo
Land within ten rods of the east end OF the farm
called the Church Wood Land containing eight
acres, with fine growth Of wood on II.
ALSO, one other Lot Of Wood Land, called the
Paul Brown LOT, on the east side Of the north pond
bounded Eas, on the Old Propnetors road; West on
the Philip swamp road; North on land Of Abraham
Bowen, Esq. South on land Of Zebuun Cannada,
and is in length between saId roads, one mile and
half and eight rods crossing the Wilson road TO New
Bedford These Wood Lots free OF dover or
any other incunbrance whatever; a good title and
warranee deeds will be given.
Terms Cash on the delivery Of the deeds, or APP
proved notes, times and amounts to suit purcha.
sers, or bonds and mortgage, on interest at 9 per
cent, payable half yearly: For further Information
apply 20 JAMES STEVENS, Newport,
Col JOSEPH T.. READ, & lr.u p;,.,
ABRAHAM BROWN, Esq.
Newport, April 5fh, 1887
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M EW RICE, for sale by
" March ). SnEEEIEI.D g. BELL.
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AUCTION
M CHARLES n. TILLEY, AUCr's.

on THURSDAY & SATURDAY EvRN-.
ING NEXT
April 10Th 4 18th.
XNIILL b, sold at Public Auction, al the sub
w scfiberS Auction Room, No. lis Thames
street. great variety Of Dry Goods, Books sis-
tionary, fancy goods, wooden clock, watches
anda variety Of other srtieles.-Sales to
al O'Clock. April l2th.
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FREIGHT FOR PHII.ADELPUIA.
A Suunch vessel OF 90 or I5 o tons burthen
N can have fall fregh, for Philadelphia,
Applyto WEEDEN ~ BULL.
March g.
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MALAGA RAJsIss, superior qualiy' 81 "'
lv1 low price Of 20 lbs for one dollar, .eo
march - 4 n. NENToNi =" w
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~ .
TO LET.

VNwO chambers over store No. "a Thames.
n street, apply to HENRY BULL.
March g.
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DOCTOR WATSON.


DOCTOR WATSON, =
HAS REMOVED To THE CORNER OF SPRING
AND JOHN STREETS,
Third house south of the Rec. Hr. Du-
monfs Meeting House.
April 5th.
NOTICE.
yuyHE Subscriber, Collector OF Tow II Tax vo-
ID ted in June last. hereby requests all those in
debted TO call and and pay the same prev ious 10
April 3oth, at No. Market Square.
HENRY c. MARTIN.
Newport, April5, 1887.
NEWPORT EXCHANGE BANK.
HNHE Stockholders of the Newport Exchange
il Bank are hereby notified that the annual
meeting for the choice of Directors, win be holden
at their banking room on Monday, May the LIST, at
4 o'clock, z M and that yearly dividend of
twelve per cent has been declared out o" the prof
its, payable on and after the said Isl day of May
JOHN STERNE,
Newport April 5th 1887 Cashier.
BANK NOTICE.
"HE Deposite Banks are notified that the Sc
cond instalment of the public money is re-
Monday the third of April next. The Banks in
the counties of Providence and Kent are requested
to apply at the Secretarys office in Providence al
others to the General Treasurer in Newport.
| JOHN BROWN FRANClS,)
! HENRY BOWEN, : Com'rs
JOHN STERNE,
April 9th
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Dien. /

At wakeasli Il. !, on ThurSisy last. Mr.. Roo
y. Tsylor. aged - years son of the late Mr Johr
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e,pprr. AND RUGS.

HtisT received and for sale BY VI HALL,
ID three ps. Double Super. English CafPe''--s''
English Tuhed Rugs TO match
March I5
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NyoyNG HYsON TEA at - Cents per 70
Good qualiy--sll other good. ProPoriionnaOl'
ebean--for ale by las. X. NEWTON 20
March -. No' i"V 1-
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-07

SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION OF DRUNKARDS.
When Kittredge published his firs n"-
dress, which electrified the nation. his in
PRODUCTION of case of combustion was al.
mos, universally regretted l. was so new,
and appeared so Incredible, that scarce any
one was found read 10 believe or sustain it,.
while every moderate and immodera'e
drinker of alcohol from Georgia to Maine,
and every manufacturer and vendcr of'ir-
tcx;ca.inc drinks. laid hold oft. rs cfftctuaI