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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-30
tart 0bto, beroussesebsn aee
Gam TIA g. Sen aofen September, 1897.

~ w VIZ w ltH$tVV SJIlk UAtS AoS%
Meb' elmer 6,au, bic Sag uno Ola6t
Wibt ibree Gattsn MObl bewa1t !!
M. MiBmutb, ibler 4aune fem,
Mabt ltsts Dem Maune 9roBe Qein ;
St'mmt ernft in bic 8s(6aftisuns,
Sep ihm bic Srau @rbsitsruns.
81. Naibtoftiefeit, tper eietsr frbbn4,
Miro mObIn'it @edtpOm Maii perbbbnt:
Dae Snfie, oas bic gb'frau liebt.
Mabt bitter oft Den Wauu betrjbt.
.. Obrb!afer baIte fern bon Dir,
S'e re13sn nnr ,ut llnaebnbr,
lno manber Sreunof 6'ftsbuno erlifbt,
2esnn man in g|norer tbuu ii1 milbt.
p. pantoReln fdbr' aIs Gcepter ME,
Du ftmmif gum 3tpef au6 obne Ge ;
Dur6 Nnmutb uno GefdllisteI
Gar n'anbe Srau i'm Qaue ssbeut.
8. QuaI nid't esn Mah bep eptie uas
Grant
Qlm @den rnadt Der 2lsraer frant
Sdbl aud uibt ieoes @las i'm na6
Ser 0sij it cine srces Sdmab!
81. Rei3 nidt ben Mad, ,eurh Niterfp5ub
Scnf 9ietts i'm @bsifdnD einen Bru1;
Du tOmmit aIs 9tenusr unteru gtri6,
er ttsbt aIs 3dbIer eaua far eid.
g. Cant ftmItbie feD, Gem Qdtf1lein aIei6
Damn 1T Die Gb' gin 6immeIreib
Do1 ssbrett ou Den WoIf bsraus,
Damn ITO nit oeinem 0imms! aus.
&. 2bat 1T oas QnOrt, bae 9Dort tft'2bat,
2tenn es in mann gepro6en bat !;
Drum carilt Du DID niebt untritsbu,
Daron 5u eente!u uno 3u orsbn.
Il. llnmutb febt INNER 'Srauen Idlebt ;
Der Mlaun bab' lnrebt ooer Nebt
WtuB Fs ftets freuncIi6su @efbts
e'@ 3siserl aIe ssl4sb' ibr niebts.
Q. NeoruB fang Ie ia uieHals an, T.
Denn imner (is9t Der fdrt'te Nann.
QSas lte nIt ibrer 3un8 erfiott
Das arsert uur, uno be0stt nibt.
u. Webmatbis fsu6en, tranf fib fell'u.
Die Nusen orsba, nit 1brduf (bpsI'w
Dies abter nibt Der fefe Maun
Der Q9ei9li9tsit ni6t ouloen fann.
e, SIR Elm u rabt gar su eert
Die lisbe Srau Dem !isben Qsrrn,
Do6 er psritsbt caB d 9 6,
llno ma6t ibr far Elm & elm @sb.
9. Dlppe maI'bt bic s;duber rpeiB.
@nbmt' Dapio emf nit Cob uuo prelB.
Nb bieltsn bod bic Srauen auob
lJfIt Ssib uno Seele ben @ebrau9!
3. Corn itebt DEN ,arteu Srauen ni8t|
!Rant babIieb. 1ur ibr MnseF6t
Drnm tteioe alen Corn unb Streit--
Mus 9iebe eosr @itelfit.
Sbr lieben Srauett, sart uuo fein
Wolt Sbr auf Groeu sladli9 iepn,
Belonbere aber in Der @b': \:
60 fulst pem salonen q 8 6,
lEnnDiEHNE--
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-30
8 er & u s.

Des "Sofon Trauseript" iaat J.: Benn
bic Wdr' tn Often brunten einanDer mis-
elmer 2raht s6'dss orOben, 70 1asen fie.
'16 nil in Dir fepn rie Elm TauIeno
| 8affein;."
9Benn Elm junser WNbfane einem @an.
tufst Mdoet einen RuB 3u rauben per-
lubt. fa8t iie: "&cwn,. ftpB' ab, ooer
li6 lpiitte osin 9auptie9el nit einem 1p'
|p uu."
Die 8ofouer Wdo' balten fill, bic Fs
ts9t berSbait absebuet luo ; eann aber
Ittei9t eS auf einn1aI in ibnen, uno {ie ia=
Gen: id folte eenten ou folItet bi6
| lbdmeu.''
Wsnn Elm iunser Rert eineta NIabama
Wdeel einen GuB raubt. 70 fast Ee. nun
1T aber BIZ Geibe an mir. tporauf 1e ben,
AoOnis eius biuter bic Obren fbtdat, oae
er obt Gage iau3 oaran oenft, 70 Iast
Der Jrminton 6erolo.
qDenn siu lbmdrter 8u elm Qouifiana
Wdoel fhBt. 70 Idbelt ile, errbtbst tief II.
iaet -nibts. Qnir meinen, Die Mao'
bdtren trebr gefbmad uno Werfanb aI6
be Don QIIabama oosr i'm Sfen oruutsu:
re fuo ocllfOmmen 3utrieben, tpepu Elm
Maun tbmdrt senus 1T, ben bitulil den
NenuB ben ibnsn au rauben.
Der gpnu 9tseoro (ast: QHsti elm Sraus
en5'muer bier nit einem 8uB bearlG
'plro, ieBt Ge ibr Bonnet anl tpirft ben
S6a,pI UNI uao iast: ib bin srfaunt IT,
bfr osine Drepfi9feit, Jeoeeiab ; fir bic.
fs unwaroisteit foIIteft ou einseoauosIt
tperoen.
Die 2aotes in 8unsta,,n nebmeu oieIe
SesrhBuns nit 6r'jt;ibsr Dsmutb an !;
nuo penn es auf Der einen 1Dauae se-
tFabt 9at rsi4sn l1e seI@rninO Die aaoes
re oar.
Sep ben gteu: Dcrter O1do' o,bt es
nab bem 6prid mort : bem sieaer aes
bort Die 8eute. Man r1uB um einen NuB
fdmpfen als obs 2eben oapon abbienae.
2!uf SopfpuB, @rmeL oarf man aar nibt
a6ten. / 3at man absr euoli6 seTest, 70
fam tnon'e arb in poll aus nebmen -
oenn vie Nao' 9eben Mot auf, bis ibre
Rraft Sun1 QDioerfanb ednsIi6 erl1bpft
iit-fo fast Der 9anoel6 Mn5siser.
Sn psnnfpIpanien seben bic Mie' &c.
p6bnli6 Dem Spri6toort nab, tpslte6
fast : ein &aBben in gbren sannr man
!Oelemano wsbrsu.
Sn Obio febeinen bic Mao' ee,raItia
I6eu 3u (epn, oob baben mir faaen b6:
rem. oab wenn fIe NIT ibren QieGbaber al:
Iein fno, fe iI1 thBsn !absn, eae Die
3au(er sittsEn.
(@eift Der 3eit.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-30
Bi6tig tpabr III.

=
Inter obiser llsberfbrift fabrep mbis
8lat.er uuoefdbr folsenosn Sepeis, eas
Ban Buren uno feline partbey fnr cine
9laticnal 8anf ODER cine Sbastammer
Banf fno. Gin aBbis Drufer in pbila:
pelpbia nanlieb, eibie!t eiuen gfeuiafeitS:
3ettel bon Dem Druder bes gbarlestpn
W1erenrp, Der Elm grsra 8latt BON cem
Woroearolina Sntetliseneer Ct emp pfanoen,
oe6sn 0erauseeber nit einem elaubnir-
oisen 9errn selprcGeu, Der einise Gage
eorbss cine unterrsouns NIT Dem 2ldtb
prn. peyton. BON Gsnuefse bate. spel:
der IeBtere Abtb. psrr einen Brief . on
elmer perfon sefeben, (oeren 9lanaen uu,
betannt it, in peIbem beffirrmt at,aeoe
ben wuroe, oaB Nnoreas Jadfou, Der
3elo bon 9teu=CAeans, DER ebrsnnertbs
GrYreGoent Der Bsr. Gtaaten, iiob ~
@unlten elmer nsuen gtational 8ant aus.
aeip.oben, babe! 9Der nil Die Sabe
nod Idneer lausnen? i
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-30

Sin s,su,crlsans If oas eeIes Sisbss
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-30

Qerr Vapineau, Der tabne Noltsfab.
ret In llnser' GAMBIA, 1T bnrb 2orb 0loe.
fob aus Dem foaisl. britulbeu Militdt.
oieufte snt!afsn worbsn ;''beb fbeiut E,
nl6t Der mann. Der lib butb 70 etpas
entnlusbiaen laBt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-30

I ssn Rbobe Sslans sabeh bic mslss Die
q ess rs n,a Ase dssah "A ~ ssxsn ahf& NJ
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-30
9 tour e5nDianer.

rs Snoianer, cine, Delegation ron ben
gteoan afanton, Si(eetOnr @abpestc, b.
Mabaafota etdmmsn Der Sicur, befns
oen i16 auf ibrer 8eife nab Wafbinas
ton, begIeltet pcn Najor 3eIliaferro, bors
tiger Ser. Stoatsu Nseni. Splasnbes
ltne bic 0tamen Der pcrnrtmften !6dupr.
lluse: 0rofer Donner { Big Thunder),
sslerne QpoIte Iron Cloxd), oer Gneenbe
Dluo The Wind that sinks], Sbwarger
NoIer Black ,Eagze) eas gObr Etae Cane1
Die ttebepoe QBDlfe (tke standing CLOUDY
Der @9mil11snee 1.-THE Floatsrl oas araue
elfen (thc grey irony.
Die IeutI6eu"Sdaer Elm
neues frepmiIises 9n6len @orpe, oeffsn
@IieOsr aus Iau'er seborntu IeutIben be-
ltsben. pa5aoirten lesten SreDtas giah.
mittas in Baltimore gum erlten NAL, nm
tsr Dem Ssfebl oes @aptitain @. QD. Qur-
man. Sbre Uniform 1T fb6n uno ,rpsd.
madis. Das QInieben oes, @orps [faat
Der QImer'eanl tpar fsbr (oloatilb, nnb iBr
Nari9iren uno Nanbn.i:en seiete, ba6
{ts gut olsslp!'ni't fno.: l.. -
.QoI5, fast bic Ooemans gasette,
sebt tpeiter, tpeun man e6 i'm Srspen IaBt,
ats spenu man es in oen*Staa Ipsrrt. Gin
Nabbar beri1tet fetn Sol; isp IN diner
9ta6t absr eine pierteI 9Rsile melt sssant
gen.
Gin Wrsbiser nuroe rdbrehb (einer
Nsbe in Der &lrhe butb Iautrs 9iattern
seltort uao bi it besreseu plbbib iuntS
woranf sins Srau, Tim Die @bre ibres 9e'
f6Is6te 5u rtttsn, ileb erbOb uno fast :
'"petr pfafer, es spar hiebt 3pifbsn uns."
"Deito bs0sr"' autmortste Der preolasr,
UNI 70 ebsr u'ro eS uorhber iepn.
J.
Was 1T far ein ltntssf fbieo stpi{ben
Dem pabit uno bsm MotbfbiIb? ? fraste
sJen,ano. Giner aus ctt 8eEufbaft ants
wortete fosleid eer Yabf it Der 8e.
bsrriber aatt 0!aubisen Rotbiebisle Us
Der Der @iaub;aer aaer 8sbe1rfbetioen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-30
(@eif Der 3eit.

Recept, nj ie n, a II M o'rb b es
9eben u.-Olimm Elm bnbfbes u.
luneee Slausn5'mmtt- ibr, lie babe
einen uieo'i6en SuB--Fe wiro oaii fIeiue
ohnne 9dube trasen-ie sept in feubs
TEN wetter aus--lIs ertaltst (lb--ie BE-
femmt Elm Siebsr - ne firbt in einem
MOnat.-Dieles @eeept 1T prebat.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-30

8a ION e'-gin Nenporfer 3eitunss-
i9reiber neint, bic 3eit spsrce nod tott:
ment sro elm oOftiser Bhrses nit sinem
llsbe,red auf Dem QIrm uno eiuetn Resb
nit ab9esebtsn 3unssn uub faltsm Qhbs
|nerFeif6 in Der Qaao rufen rpirb: Jobn,
bring ,aeiuen Bauoi1 Dor Die 1bnre-ieb
peroe na1 wal1inston reilen.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-27
Dtso.

In this town, on Saturday the 18th inst, Mrs
Deborah Clarke widow ofMr. Joseph Clarke, aged
81 years and months.
On the 9th inst Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor. wife Of
Nr. George Taylor, and daughter Of Mr. John
Glsdding. aged % years.
On the l2,h inst. Of consumption Miss Phebe
Of Bopkinton, in the 36th year ofhe age
On the 18Th inst. Miss Jane ForreS,er daughter
fthe late Capt. Thowss Forester. aged G2 years
On Sunday last, JohD son Of Mr.. James CLARK.
aged years and months
On Monday morning last Caroline Thomas
Tiliey, wife Of Mr. William Te~ Tilley, and
daughter Of the late CAPT. Samuel Philips. in the
2s'n year Of hersge. Funeral tomorrow afternoon
at hall past ] o'clock, from the residence OF her
husband IN Broadsireet- relations and friends are
invited TO attend without more particular invita-
ton.
1T South-KIngStovn, on Tuesday morning the
I9th inst suddenly, Mrs. Martha c. Cardner' wife
Of NJ. Rowland r. Gardner. and daugh'sr W the
late p-ler Gardner, F,q sge5 s2,esrs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-27

LEcruRes.-We were much pleased to
see notice in the Herald and the Mercury
oflast week, reqesting all persons friendly
to arrangements for course of weekly lec-
lures on popular subjects, during the res
idue Of the winter, to attend meeting a,
Armory Hall On Saturday evening. We
were unable to attend ourselves, but under
stand the call was answered by the attend
ance Of large number of our citizens, and
thot committee was appointed to procure
lecturers and make the necessary arrange
ments.
We have no doubt that the undertaking
will be amply sustained and encouraged by
our citizens, provided good lecturers be OBJ
tanned, and the subjects made interesting
BY illustrations. We think the patronage
which several lecturers have receivd within
few years past, affords evidence That they
are highly popular. As a means of acqur-
ing information they are superior to any 9TH
er mode, as most people can remember
what they see and hear much better than
what they read.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-27
$3.50 lbs.

The whole Of this immense cake, COM
posed Of the very best materials, aud baked
in n substantial manner, is to be placed on
The base of a grecinn temple Of large d.
men.ions, with gilt pillars, surnounted by ~
carved and gil, eagle Of large size. and is
to- be exhibited during the christmas holi-
DAYS, and about New Year is to be cut for
IN. accommodation of the public desirous
Of purchasing n reasonable slice Of this er-
,rsordinary article. We have no doubt
tia, Peter. store will hs considerably at
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-27
NEw-YoaK c.rrLE M.axEr, Dec. Istl

The supply Of beeves again fall short to day, a.
bout GO or 700 only having arrivedst noon. Some
oc these were very poor. and some few in very fine
condition. The majority were grass fed. They
ranged from $3.50 TO $40 hundred. A few
Brought 5000. OF cows and calves between 30
and 40 had arrived these we're no, all sod-they
brought last weeks prices. Over 1000 sheep have
been sold during the week ranging from 81 TO 3, so
on an aversge-some as low as 81 90 and some
few finer ones fetching S4.22. Lambs average go
About 500 sheep remain unsold.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-27
RHoDE.IsLAND REPUBLICAN DEcEMBER "a, 1ss7.

AZ harrington on Saturday LAST, Hon. Joshua
bicSnell aged 70 years-for many years mem
Der oithe General Assembly. and formerly dis
tineuished Justice Of the Supreme Court Of this
State.
In the city Of New York iasl week, Hon. James
ID Wolt OF Bristol His remains were brought
on for in'erment in the steamboat Rhode Island on
Saturday
AT Beaufort =. c. on the 9Th inst, Mrs. Ann
Cartwright. widow of Mr. Paul A. Cartwright,
aged 81 years.-They were both natives Of this
Town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-27
BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, Dec. 18th.

BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Dec. 18Th.
Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot.
At market COO Beef Cattle, 80 Stores, 1000 Sheep
and rs Swine.
Abou $50 Beef Cattle unsod
PRicEs-Beef Cattle-We quote extra at 90 a
-, first quality 9 % a IS second quality 80 8 !;
third quality 25 5 25.
Stores-YearliDgs 8 a $40; two year old Is 20 I;
three year old % %
Sheep-Lots wers taken at IS, go 2 ~, Q 25,
2 33, 2 60 and 2 10
Swine-a Lot Of about so were sold, price not
made public at retail, Q for Sows, and 10 for Bar
rows.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-27

a GREAT CALF.-We learn from the Far
mer and Gardener. that there is at prese mt
on a farm near Baltimore, calf which at
six days old weighed l42 lbs mt 81 days
old his weight was 322 lbs; and at three
months old he weighed 427 lbs. This mag
uificent sucking is the product Of n judicious
cross, or ad,nixture ofihe Durham aud Dew
on blood.-N Y. Post
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-27
NOTICE.

The annual Meeting of the Newport
Temperance Society. for choice Of Officers,
will be holden at the ves,ry room Of the
Rev. Mr.. Ross Church, on Tuesday eve-
ming next, at 6 o'clock. The members of
the several Temperauce Societies. and the
public, are respectfully invited TO attend ms
some addresses may he expected on the
subject of Temperance.
Nawp,rt Dec. 81. 1897.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-27

NEWPORT ACADEMY.

TUyIIE subscriber would respectfully inform bis
friend. and the public, that the Newport A
cademy. having been recently put in good repair
and an Insiructre-s provided for the Female De
parinent is now open for the reception Of pupils Of
both sexes. Instruction will be siyeu in the Eng
fl-h, Classical and Mathematical studies. commonly
taught IN Academies, the French Language &c &c.
Grateful lor past fa,ors he respectfully soieits
a continuance or patronage and hopes, by 9 iyips
his undivided attention 10 the business Of insrnc-
iion 70 give general satisfaction 10 those who conide
the instruction ofibeir children TO hs care.
The Winter quarter the Male Department viii
commence on Monday, December 9TH. Terms from
81 to &C. per quarter Of IL wceks.--lIJ' Extra and
optional for French o. Spanish, taught by pro
fe-sor Of Languages. 50.
J.BRICCs. Principal
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-27

DR.. w. Nelson, who is said to have died
in prison from the effect Of the hardsl'ps
he had undergone in endeavoring to make
his escape from The officers Of the British
government, by whom he was hunted, was
u surgeon of great cminence and extraordi-
nary skill. He was born, we believe, in
Canade, and perfected his professional ed
ucai,on abroud.-N Y. Post.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-27
during the festive season.

traciive during the festive season.
The above advertisement sent us by
Ameli. shows the progress of art in the
composition Of cake. Some yen-s ago cur
mothers would have thought any person
crazy who should attempt To bake cake
Of three thousand pounds. and yet we learn
that it is well baked throughout, and pres
ents an Inviting appearance.
". T. Post.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-27
GLE A RED.
Brig Confidence, Baily, New Orleans.
Schooner Hannah, Waite. Norfolk.
MARINE MEMORANDA,

Letters received here from Capt. Dennis, Of the
Ship Erie Of thus port dated at Cloudy Bay New
Zealand July 18Th, states he had 2i50 bbls whale
and $50 sp. oil. bound home
! Sloop Caroline, Barker, Q days from this port
was spoke going into Havana,
Al New Orleans Ilth inst Sch'r Mogul. Austin,
from this port.
At Isle Of Sal. Nov. I'd, Sch'r Pocahontas
Wilkie, 81 days from this port, no oil.
Arrived at Savannah, on the 9th inst. soop Ea-
gle, Wylie from Havana
Adv al New Orleans on the 9th inst. sch'r
Frankln Greene, foi Charleston.
Sailed from Havana on the End inst. brig Yer.
mont, Marlin for this port.
Arrived al Havana .0h plt sch'r Wolcou
Burdick, from this port.-lst Commerce, Messer
from Wilmington, disg.-6,h Brig Gov. Codding.
ton, do.
Arrived at Bath 10Th inst brig Wave, Winchc
from this port
Arrived at savannah 10th uli Ship Palestine
Little6ed, from Balunore.-brig Poland, Gard
ner, Havana 9Th.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-27
N~~~~N-

In this town on Sunday the l7th inst. By the Rev.
Mr.. Cady, Mr. Pardon w stevens 10 Miss Abby
Thursion. daughter OF Mr.. William c. Thurstvn,
all this town
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-27

your former representatives called in the
mid of the Internal regions to create in your
good city.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-27

la. been at Mrs. Mi,chelrs, in Newport.
"a bring cakes and candy on the long wharf
~knows Mr.. Heff, (Hesth,) who drives his
car, 10 the beach for floor sand, aud to The
s,enmboat wharf for trunks, DC. at New
porr. The boy is now AT the house of Mr.
John Burtis, Beach-s,reet. kensiugtou, a.
bove the Market
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-27
LICENSES.

4 II persons wishing to obtain license for retailing
"A spintuoos liquor, and Cor keeping Taverns OF
Oyster cellars. requested 20 make application al
the Clerks Office previous to the first day Of jam.
airy next. on which day the Council viii determine on
such applications as are then made-and that notice
be given in all the newspapers printed in this town
BY order ofCounch
II. u. ROWLAND Council CFk.
Newport Dec. 81, 1897
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-27
S.HELI. COMBS AND MoMAlR cars,

- Just received at the Ladies Ornamental Hair
Emporium. IJ7 Thames 81. supply ofthe above
articles. Of various style, and patterns.
ALSO. box OF Mol,air Neis, silk do do Aromas.
ic Deutiirico, calcned charcoal tooth powders.
Churches genuine vegetable lotion. .apsnnese do
do for removing freckies. pimples and III kinds Of
eruption on the skin Also. great variety Of French
Artificial Flowers which will bs sold a. much redue-
ed prices. !. REMOND.
ira few 5crsr h~,ls. co,srv-s vsssr can bu
hsd |: seoss. Arg ?
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-27

A MAMMOTH CAKE.-Pe,er Ameli, Con-
feciioncr, Broadway, near Howard street,
is preparing something in the shape Of an
Imperial Plum Cake, Of such extraordinary
diminions, that it becomes part Of history,
and nssurredly one Of the lions Of the conr-
ing holidays. The cake will not be far
off from 5000 pounds in weight, and is
composed Of f,he following articles, without
reference to various minor ingredients not
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-27
ASsIGNEEs, NOTICE.

Sk ELEG A. POTTER, Of the Town
- and County Of Newport, having this
Day made an Assignment of his Property
and efferts to the Subscribers. for tho
benefit ofh Creditors AN persons in.
deb:ed TO said PoTrEn, will make immc.
dia,e payment, and those having claims
against him, will present them TO
EDWIN WILBUR, -
WM. Il. RIDER, "s"o''
Newport, Dec. 2I, 1877.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-27
1-PTAX NOTICE. IN.

VEyNE Subscriber. Collector Of the TOWN
II TAX, voted in June last hereby gives notice.
that he has commenced the collecting Of said Tax.
and respectfully requests all those indebted 10 cal
and pay the same without delay, at No. 9, Markell
Square. II. &. MARTIN.
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PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.
WEDNE EsDAY Dec. ..

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 90
Sch'r Pioneer, Sparks from Wilmington, Del.
for New lork.-Sch'r Premium, Jarvis from
Boston for New York, with loss Of the head Of the
foremaSt a
THURSDAY, Dee oIst.
Brig Sterling Chace, 20 days from Nuvitas for
New fork-Brig IduS, Clifford, from New York
for New Bedford,-Sch'r Emelne Pierce, in dis
tress.- The Emelne sailed from New York on
the nh inst for North Carolina, and on the 9th in
a heavy sea, relied away both masts.
SUNDAY, eth.
Sch'r William 4 John, Jaryise, ffom Swans
borough for New York,
MONDAY. 25th.
BrigS Fame, Carpenter, from Havana for BoS.
ton-feoman Turner from New Orleans, Sept.
18th, for Boston-havina damaged her rudder. by
getting on the Bahama Banks put in for repairs
and being shcrt Of provisions,
TUESDAY, Goth
Schooners Etna, Bennei, from Portland for New
York.-Enierprse, Gushing, from Phpsburg for
Stonington.
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AUCTIONS.
Assisnccs Sale.

on THURSDAY, Fec. 2sih.
At A o'clock A. ". riH be Sold at Pnb-
Tic Auction,
HVfiE Entire Stock in Trade Of PE-
n LRG A. PorrER, consi ,iag Of
Broadclo,hs Cassimeres. Vesiings. SAITH
ne,ts, Calicoes, Cambrics, Muslins. Ho.
sicry, Gloves. DC. &c.
As this stock of Seasonablo Goods
must be sold ritkout The least reserve, it 10
well worth the attention ofPurchnsors.
BY Order Of The As0guecs.
NJ. HALL, Auc'r.
Newport, Dec. 81.
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MArNE ELECTION. official canvass
of votes for The Senators have been publish
ed, and it turns out that notwithstanding
the great hue and cry that has been raised
about a wbig vic,ory-the 9. hundred gun"
salu,es, illuminations, publications., bulle-
tines Of "great, good and glorious" &c.
&c.--,hat there is n Van Buren majority
on The SenitoriaI vote of 74l4, and lurge
majority of the Senators are Democratic.
Gloucester Democrat.
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DIR. u. j. D,vyOLF.

ID DEsPECTEULI.y gives notice, that he has
40 removed to this place. and now offers his pro-
tessIonal services TO the public. lie has taken the
house nexl-Souih of the dwelling of n s Rugeles.
Esq on Main.street, corner of Ann.
Ohce in the house, (Nov 29-tc