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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-01

Ietn, dated
CATIEEsR, July 4, 1887.
Dear SIR The recunary cmbarrassments q
our national government are lkly to effect u1i
grevousy The repose of this frontier in stirring no
the Indians to acts Of hostility. will explain
by the treaty Of 1892, in which the Sacs and Tpf
es coded their lands bordering on the Ms,issiot,
to the United States generally known as the pncs
Hawk purchase, Government pledged itself 10 plr
them S2OOOO annually in specie, and 10 furnish
Them with certain quantity Of tobacco a1A sal'
In the treaty of 1886. cedng the Ioway reserve
sImnlar supulalicns were made. Hitherto COVER.
meht has faithfully performed its contracts, aud tie
Indians have been perfectly satisfied and Of cours
enlirely friendly towards their white neighbour.
ms yeur They repaired TO Rock Island 10 inc
as usual, 10 The number of four hundred, TO receive
ther annuity, amounting to go 900 on the Bsa
HAWK Purchase, S2O, 900 on the Ioway Rescrt
ana - ooo under former treaties, together wilbp
Kegs oI tobacco aud 40 barrels of sat. Ia the !.
way treaty CAST year, was also a provision bin.
ing ihe United States TO furnish $40 900 wofd
OF horses, TO be ready at Rock Island a, the sam
llhe' Judge alter their surprise, after rcachn.
ROCK Island. to find that no preparations had bee
made TO receive them aud that not even the agr'
was mere. gentIemsn present, al his own POI
'""'''''" eleuHDubt 10 proceed 10 praflc OGN"
en-, The residence Of Con Street tho agent 81
urge his Immediate Attendance Gen Street zee .
plicd that II was needless 10 90 down, o. govern
ncht had provided no means Of aging The aanuNi
lie however returned in the boat onI o,iemplet 70
captain TO the Indians The cause Of the dcl,pq1en'
srisng from the uspcn-on of specie payments
Inc banks. The chiefs replied that the Pres'd,
had PROMISED them the specie id that ihet lH
been told that 1t was sl his. and that he could
them II he chose. The ogcbi further hilcmpie
explain but could not satisfy them. "Well, 40
Is The tobacco aud salt, aud where are the hH"
Tor our Sumner hauLls ?" said they. UDforOrlt
y these had not been provided, Sod the dl-spp'f
'neLt Of the Indians was manifested by mullcnss
long and strong. Gen. Street offered 10 scconr
ny them TO 81. Louis. 10 zee Capt. Iiichcoek
discussing agent, and satisfy them that the mos
would soon be paid Twenty If The chieh
hcod men repaired thiihor accordingly sGd
Nioubtcss, sam them 10 yonr city last week. ~
ont perhaps knowing the object Of their u,r
They, h0"tref obtained nojhiug, Ond reruines
The steamboat, Psyilion, passing Oqusuka on s,.-
day last, where then vas.
DO not be surprised II something serious fhe
grow out Of this. Mr pbelps. Of Ogusuks ~
knows The Indians Is well as any NAN iglns "
The Mississippi. told me he had never knoWa 'bea
80 highly iahamed withou, breaking oui a'o opea
hostility. Indeed they lave already COMMITTEE
come depfedulions on Skunk river, (1eloS burning
tom BY driving Of iwe ~ thee sbfe i'm''H
and they haze also killed some esUe bel0rgiHg"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-01

Parcgoric. a woman residing in the upper
part of the city Of New York who has been in the
habit of gnddng abroad and leaving her infant a.
gcG weeks, at hume, with strong dose Of pare
goric 10 keep ii quiet, succeeded on Monday IN oE
feclually quoting the little innocent, BY giving ii
eBspoonful Of morphine. The lady had been
told that morphine hod a better effect than the drug
she bad been in the habit Of using. and purchased
phial Of ii by way Of experiment. The dose a.
boye alluded to "os given in order to keep the
child still while the mother went 10 the funeral Of
one Of her cronies 4 Coroners inquest was held,
and the jury was undetermined whether the child
died from the immediate effects of the morphine, or
from lis habtual use Of the paregorc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-01
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
b.~ "a, c,~"s.aa cas.s'
uREApFrL TORNADO

tvtfs H.N,,tr i.t8.>s. ~ HviNs
", bs,s lcsr fstut,t,d go rsle ne f.l'yving
sufsci. ton lc,trt received scs'crday from Js'.
q K.saAst TO o.. aiber .. u. hewP'f "a O..
's.e Fsrn. dated
4 90 Gspn be- hssic 10 g',r 800 some a'eoon'
IA scsrs lse rsa.i iorsc snd srf'llnF c'et Wit
,r.sod uat Bsre that ,rartday wss peaceful
,sd ehershi IL reA in fsins. ics'ctdss evening
asoai q o'clock the heavens wofc ihc appearance
s.! sunirg storm rod IN cue hour mosi icttiol
iofasao bafs, upon us sHoeping over cor 'Iisge
ia detag'siion. Nhourh pisfcd be metehoi Zoo
uol 90 des,h.J The scene ~ss tcuihe 5cl"hd ny
power. q description. TIE boarding house here
la. tie wholc u one esbc end iorn out. Mr
lopne's store subs;sntial bfi,k boilJne, heap
II ruin,---Dt Matthew houtc is taken OF o. The
cs,c,--,Le house N Which Mf BISHOP lived ou the
bill istofn TO fragments -oue ctl t' Col. Mouo"' e
- torn TO tic etonuJ-Mr Cbc,efs house Is torn
t,us mn, .ihrs, 9rrr he 5eoa, and as0l Size
fourth Of The eastern wall % the main bn.l,ug Dr.
,ug scattered over the gfound-Ffufcssor Mics.
house s torn up ffo "a Ncfy foundation the very
Aoor snd siiis sfc carried aaay-sD lie furniture
aud TIC Professor l.lbfuN are totally lost. Mr.
Butler octuPic1 tie house fortunately ;tcfc were
none 81 them 81 bone. The lew sicsm sbw mill
s destroyed. There are bot some Of the principal
loss,s tome ten or inccn other hOiid.rgs. dwell
lngs. GOT houses. shops &c, orc dcsttoycd. Tree
Of all ,zes end kinds ore torn up aud doshod 20 at
toms. There arc bot few buildings 10 the Place.
especially "a the northern and ccniiul parts e it
where OIL tho mort important buildings are, thst
are not fsckcd aud seriously injured. Tic streets
ere Covered with ffngmen,s. This Wis The WORK
II coiioInly lees than Gyo miuutes-yot woudotful
ts II appoafs am,dst tie oras of falling holdings
The fury Of The bursting tcmpes,'he pcals Of ihun-
der. oud the ,is,d glare o' lightning not soul IN
Hanover OF lie SIoiaiiy wee either h'lleJ alu-
ted"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-01

bio SHIPS. Tao PfL,>.fSaoian, recently launch
ed IA Philadelphia, as Vas noticed in our last j., eaid
to be The biggest ship that was ever launched OPP
on woicr
Tins b. a mistake, J. history has not mi,,cpre.
sen'ed.-ll is "a small affair conpared with some
that were Constructed 1000 yeats ago.
Pio'rmy Pba4oier bui'' slin, rba, j., lie sand. a,
distance ookei like a floating mountain or island
and on nearer view like protieious castle ON the
ocean. She vas $50 cubis, or Jow lund,ed anil
hreaiy fd long with breadth aud height in pro-
portion. She carried 400 roRcrs, 400 s1iIors and
5000 soldiers. The stne King buit another shin
90 saii On the Nile, "hch was $50 feet long. But
HyO King Of Syracuse SURPASSED Ptolcuy 10 naval
srchteciure-unJer the direction Of Afcli.aides.
lie bu.it ship IN The structure 90 which wood e..
uoush wss employed TO make fly gapeys. II
bad Oh u.e varieties Of apartments u ralacr,
s1ch as Osnq9curg rooms galleries, gattcns. fish
ponds, stables mile, baths and temple Of Venus.
The a'ors ~ofe on iu,oId and represented 10 van.
zoe c..'rs 'he stones Il ll1meFs lhsd. Tic cell.
mgs, window aul Oh other parts wore fa.-hes
"th apaleli.. ar, aad s.abe llisLed with al k4ls
W oraamcl'-. There vus spacious arlaUas.un.
Place Of exercise. and water was conveyed 70 the
sarc'n 900 pP"-. The Goor Of the temple Of We.
Das sac inla.I ~iA sgaies and other precious
stones Ihe n'idc lined With cypress wood. ibc
SiHa'"s ad'rned With paintings ard email statues.
lhcie ~ss lse"ise library. The vessel sas h.
dofne1 on 81 sides With hns puinlngs n bad 20
"euri'es 81 o2ff. Hut sss eucompsssei with a. iron
ftmraii cPhi towers, viii wells sb5 bYIFarss
iofmshet aith mscb,aes O. Nsr. o.c d. hie,. tb,s
si"ae Of three hundred pounds. tie sr.ce gf L,-t
ale IN ~ Adtecs'r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-01

I,rv i,is 6-om Earlini. There vss hco' Of
arrival. a. New York on Sunday and Monday from
Liverpool. Ha,rc and London, bringing dates from
the latter place ns lste tho 20 luuc inclusive.
aud from llsStc 10 The / u.
The mos, important news 10y tbs eu'al D. tie
Death Of hc hing Of EagiaHd. liz Malrf'y cX-
pred about twenty minutes past O'clock "n tie
morning of the ooh. The Archbishop OF Cauitt.
bury uss present as were also several members of
tho Kings family. Immediately Ancy The decoacc
the Archbishop OF Canterbury LEFT Windsor castle
Cor town.
4 letter from Spain, dated San Sebastian, JON"
llrh, says -
"The theatre ofwar Is transferred TO Catalonia
--Shamc 10 the Spanish GenrIRls ior II Nothing
can excuse them for having allowed Don Carlos
and Don Sebastian to have progressed 80 far
However, what can you expect where itcachcry
and iucspacily arc the sole attributes that guide
their conduct
"AGer all, should not be surprised to see Don
Carlos ON the throne of Madrid, not that | think he
has the slightest chance Of remaining there thanks
my aud the Queens Government"
-Four failures had taken place ~ Liverpool dur
irg the week, commencing the 3 h aud ending the
l2ih. They we're all houses engaged in The A
mctcun trade An old manufacturing house in
Manchester stepped ,n The l0.l.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-01
THE CROPS.

What ia his'iSsipPi The Manchester tAii Wing Of
the IAN Of June that tie crops that unu
suall promising Some OF the planters Home, county
had At that early date gathered foe crops of wheat we're
preparing inf market Mssssppi viii this year raise her
corn and wheat, and maze large portion OF the pro
visions for which fe has hitherto been depend1ni upon other
States Her cotton crop Will ia short of $4,000 bales
this at 10 cents per pound viii amount 10 fifteen millions Of
collar which viii greatly oserpay her foreign debt and 20
long way towards paying the debt owing by the United
states to England.
Noy "a PeEHsycohid A gentleman who has recent,
been ihfups several al tie finest districts Of the State m
lofms us iai tho crops promising than al
tie posen lime Some Of tie meadow land which IA G,f.
mcr years only produced from half ton per acre
now producing upwsrds Of Iodeed Inc farmers
al declare HAT Will prove tie largest Penns, hay
crop Known 90 the memory o. man. The crops Of wheat
cora and every other production of The eah fUf Of
man promise equally well.-FhH hq.
Atchc'HHau Up to Joly there had beeG bat tlrce dls
sltol, RAIN DO hityscua
The Cincinnati E,eGiry Post o. Meduesds, Jasi s7y, -
hs s me fourth clear cly successioo and each g.,
worth million q dollars 90 ae couun 81 a. important
season Thermometer TO- River sti i.ns 80 feet aJo,c
low water mara
Steamboat Aesideaf aid l0u u huos. steam ferry.
b'al LuH 10 ply ottaceG Aicisutra, ID g aud The LAID
iug opposite on the Maryland side commenced runnin, "a
Tie l<h geaefsi Invitation qFea the otzehs o.
cross ape felufn % Ter gtahe had crossed
si fe4sfhih2 with Considerable numbef Of prTssns
'Aa Nisi The s8ef collapsed, khls three persons two
~o'asA ana oAe ma S"sdes tcslaiDg several Others
BIT 4Ntc0 snUh 81 Prospect O. wsa lound dead
p~ h'a if'z hes Acsf hs hose the l7ha cas- u
def4asoaelt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-01

'esl.n being hero sss,,,cJ With those q Do. Is,c
molcsiy. pu,N couac a. With uumtru e. o,lrt.
principal genllcmcu - I qualify. With he lord ma,
or, aldermen and citizens ci London do nov hctr
by With one voice and couftnt 81 Tongue ard hcsn
mlltsh 0nd locleim that the mrh aud utrit.
PuhocsS AicNardura Victoria ~ now. J., itc
death 81 COR late suNCfUgn of Lhtp, memory be
come out ouh sWiul snd riIhilul hccc lady Il,
tons, bY Size gtscc 81 GOD, queen ct the uulsi
kingdom of Great nu,suu and Ireland, tclcudci u'
,lc faith, souug ~ afotcsad ~ whom. savrr
as aforesaid ", de- acluoW ledge an fatl aud cor
slant oh"dercc with Oh hca,y aud humble afr,
uon. betccchmr God hS whom Kings and queen,
do reign, 10 bless the royal Princess Victoria viii
long aud hSrp' ,eart to tcgn over us.
"t.wcn At the Cour, OF kcrsngton. this a0A
day Of jouc cue Thousand eight hundred Az
iluiy.scycu.
God savc tie Qaccn"
Tie PROCLAMATION is signed BY upwards of Lea
pcors Of the realm and cunmotcts including a.,
lord meyof the sheriff aud several of the aldstmrt
u London.
HOUSE OF i.ORDS-1rrspA, juno -
Al five O'Clock The l.otj Chancellor TOOK hts sea,
on tie Woolsack, when there WAS very G OF
tendance Of nc"rs
Shortly afterwards Nisconn, Melbourne ,,i,..l
,Ja 80 '" '"' '1"'tV ' 'c" minutes we "o
VIC N'c"nn' rose, and snid lac had been INSTRUCTED
uN her MAJESTY to pfrscut n mo, n 70 Ia Tho hoo.
49,.
R)1 AL Ml.SSAGE.
10 .. ,..... 49,. ,t-..-, -
'' 'ssne' "1h l"ch icnu ul tile LORD Than
tfitt as iuIlowS:-
Victoria, Rcgnn.
The Queen cnterlnius The Gullcs, conGdcn,.
that The House of Lords ~ IN pottirinn,e il, ,L, L.
,ti,,,.,i..,,. lib -, a, f ~ Wv.
wv" N"''" "'r MAJESTY 'ccIs on The deal
the in,c,csty ,noin,ai,, A., IiI ~ P'''''''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-01
from he 81 Louis Commercial Bulletin
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

Copy Of letter from the Editor of the Peoro Rco.tc and
northwestern Gazetteer, now on a tour in W,couvs
Territory to the Editor Of TIC ST. Louis Commercia Eu
letln dated
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-01
THE GLOBE rs GLOBE.
Mn cimcc -prlncipics rear"

hh cfaHEc -Pr'hcpics rcccr.
In 1873, the Wash. In 1881 the same
ington official Globe sad: Washiuern official Globe
" In seven months from said
this time bank rugs icW Mother President
be abolished, uud The jackson, Van Barren, Col.
whole country Viii be Benton, nor any other
overspread with gold rerson holding position
Every farmer md MGR 10 give weight to hIs
chant oil Inc west VIII views, as cscntug
have long silk purse Of hose Of the Democracy
open network through ever proposed currency
The mlersoctics of which -TclUsire'y me'Gtic.'
the yellow gold will shine
and glitter"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-01

.M-brrs q Csreros, 70 B, elec,rd. The follow
nc b. si u ,,c states ii., have yet 10 elect mem
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-01

Whereas II Las pleased Almighty God 10 csllto
has mercy cor late sovereign lord King william
the Fourth Of 0!essed and glorious memory. BIS
whose dcoesse The imperial crown q the united
kingdom of Great Britain aud ireland Is solely snd
nshduily cone to the high and mighty Princess
Aehatc1ga Vieiora saving the rghis Of ply issue
o. his lsie majesty King William the Fourth which
mag be bora Of bic late msjosiys cousort: We.
iHere'Vfe, TIC lords spn'usl aud Leapofsl Of the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07
FROM MEXICO.

The New Orleans Bee of the 23d ut
contains two letters, dated Mexico April
26th, and the other Matamoras, May Ist.
from the former we learn the new admin
istrstion was about to get loan of 81, 1000
600 on the pledge of church property. The
late revolutionary movement at St. Louis
Potosi, was becoming more formidable on
account of the new recruits which are daily
added. They have committed several rob-
berries in St. Louis. 1t is supposed that
Santa Anna is at the bottum Of these things.
The letter from Matamoras states that the
schr Champion and cargo have been con-
demned as lawful prize, ard her master,
crew and passengers denounced as pirates.
They are to be tried by Court Martial.
The cargo will be sold at auction. The
master, crew and passengers of this vessel
as well as those Of the Julius Caesar, are
confined in loathsome prison. 1t is stat
ed that Gen Filisola is now General in
Chief of the Army.
Subsequent accounts state that the in
surgents who had risen in St. Louis Polesi
to the number of 700, with several pieces
of cannon, have departed for the noun
tains in the vicinity Of Victoria.
Tranquility is said to he restored at St.
Louis. The insurgents carried Of a great
quantity Of silver from the mines of Uartor-
&c.
The New Orleans True American says,
that from information received from PEN
sacola, it was certain that Com. Dallas had
sailed for the coast OF Mexico, with four
sloops Of war and a schooner, to demand
the release Of the lately captured American
vessels, aud reparation for the injuries done
our commerce.
Capt. Sherwood, Of the schooner Cham
pion writes that he is confined in the room
of prison twenty feet square, with IS per-
sons, the doors shut, and live animals too
numerous TO mention.
The American vessel Champion, carried
into Matamoras with cargo worth from
$4,000 to 100000, has been condemned
as a lawful prize by the Mexican author.
tiles, for being on voyage to the blockaded
ports Of Texas. The juliu. Cesar will pro.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07

SANTA ANNA.-The New Orleans True
American states, on the authority of let
ter from a gentleman in Vera Cruz, that on
the I7rh Of May, party Of cavalry, a.
mounting to 100, made descent on Man
ga de Cavo, and took Santa Anna prison.
er-The orders came from Bustamente.
He is to be tried Immediately on his arrival
at Mexica, for his mismanagement of the
Texan war. This may pass for what 1t is
worth-we do not vouch for its correctness.
Advices from Vera Cruz to the 18th of May
through other channels, make no mention
of the pretended arrest. II may be true
but as the lady says in the song,
"I think that's rather doubtful"
". Y. Com. Adr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07

A RELIC OF DApE's MASSACRE. Ransom
Clarke, the only survivor of III officers
aud men is now in this city, under circum-
stances of peculiar distress. The govern
ment have awarded him SO per mouth,
which is paid quarterly, and he is now
pennyless. The wounds, seven in number
in various parts of his body, which he has
received, renders him unfit for labor.
He solicits donations ofthe benevolent, at
the Exchange Coffee House, where he is
prepared to render minute detail of the
horrible scenes, Of which he was witness.
B0Sf. Times
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07

The Suffolk Bank proscribes the Rhod-
Island bank bills, and our news papers sci
them down among the doubtful banks
Now. the fact is--the Rhode-Island banks
are the safest in the whole counry.-Their
stockholders are all liable, and in meas
urc the property ofthe State is thus pledged
TO pay their debts. 1t would be much more
reasonable for the Rhode-Island banks not
to receive bills of the Massachusetts banks,
than the reverse.-Nobody need be afraid
of the Rhode-IslaEd bills. They VIII re-
deem their notes should all other bank'
slump.-Bost. AdU.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07
ID { 9 b /.

In this town on the 25th ult. Mrs. Hannah Gard
ner, wife of MIR. Thamas T.. Gardner, and daugh
ter of Mr.. Joshua Tew, aged 81 years." She wa
worthy member of the 4th Baptist Church, an,
through life faithfully discharged the duties ariS
ing from the various stations in which she stood.
AT New Orleans in December last Mr.. William
b. Center aged Sc years. son of the late MIR. james
Center, of this town.
At New-Providence (Indana) on May 2oth, Of
scarlet fever, Sylvanus, aged five years, only child
of Isaac Shaw, Esq. formerly of this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07

badly share the same fate, aud all other
American vessels captured by the Mex
leans.
A MESSENGER Is ON HIS WAY
TO MAKE DEMAND FOR REDRESS
IN THESE AND ALL THE OTHER
CASES OF OUTRAGE UPON THE
UNITED STATES BY MEXICO
Globe.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07
From the Morning Herald
NEW-YORK PROVISION MARKET,

June ID Retail Prices-Beef &c.

MATRIMONIAL MARKET-Dull-in consequence
of the hard times, probably. Lots Of fine looking
girls at market-young men, do. but there is moi
specie enough abroad TO pay for publishments
Wedding Cake is at a discount; but the trade in
Cradles continues at former quotations. Cupid's
loafng"
p. s Business better-we hear of an elopemeni
Just as the paper goes TO press.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07

Commodore A. :. Wadsworih has been
appointed by the President Of the United
States member of the Board Of Commis-
sioners for The Navy, in place of Coinmo-
dore Rodgers, resigned.
Commodore Chauncey, being the senior
officer, is President of the Board.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07
Reported for the Journal of Commerce. ]
NEw- YoRK CArnE MARkEr. MAY %.

Beeves-The supplies amounted TO $50 head
nearly all of which were taken at prices ranging
from $40, averaging 80 per cwt. The cattle
were generally Of good quality.
Sbeeep-70 at market, all sheared-they WEI
sold at "a 3 IS
Cows and Calves--l00 head at market, about St
of which were disposed of at - $40 each.
Hay and Slraw-Good supplies Of both. Sales
OF Hay at 81 l-2 cts a 81 per cwt. and straw al
so 81 per hundred bundles
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07
T. OR = 4 J. T. L,
TO LET.
AasIGSEE,S NOTICE.

AssIGSEE's NOTICE.
EouS l.. BROWN, Of South Kingstown, in
- the County Of Washington, Tanner and Cur.
rcr has this day assigned TO his property and es'
tate in trust for the benefit Of his creditors All per
sons indebted 10 said Brown are requested to make
immediate payment 10 me; and all persons having
demands against him are requested to present the
same for adjustment within three months
South Kingsiown April l0th. is37.
sIgcy BENZ. HULL Assignee.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07
GA drrie0

On the oath uit BY the Rev. Mr. Mckenzie, MI.
Nathan King, of Kennebec, to Miss Mary Bur-
dick of this town.
AT Marshheld (Mass) on Tuesday morning
last by the Rev Mr.. Howe, Mr. David J. Gould,
of this town, to Miss Eliza II. Little, daughter OF
Mr. Edward p Little, Esq of the former place.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07

HAvANA.-Advices from Havana to May
2lst say that only three failures had occur
red and those of foreign houses. Business
very dull, and upward Of forty American
vessels in port without employment.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07
COMMERCIAL.
Reported for the Boston DAILY Adv. and Patrio
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday May 80.

Al market, 300 Beef Cattle, II Cows and Calves
and 30 Swine.
Prioes-Beef Cattle-Sales were quick al an ad-
vance of about 25c per hundred and We advance
our quotations viz a very few extra at l2; first
quality at IS SS; second quality, ~ 7 80
and third quality al 6 80 dollars.
Cows and Calves-Sales we're made at %, 30
81, 40, and Si5.
Swine-No lots were sold TO peddle. At retail
8 and 10 for Cows, and 9 TO III for Barrows.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07
LIME.

LIME.
TEyHE subscribers have just landed cargo ol
EASTERN LIME superior 10 any that has
been landed in this place for the !ast yesrs-snIia
be forwhiiev ashing and every other purpose iof
which the Providence Lime - ssed-eTery cask "A
warran,ed-for sale u a reduced pnce by
Nav 81 WEEDBN o. BULL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07

It Is said that the river ST. Lawrence was
never known to oe so high as it has been
during the last ten days. The water is
several feet above the level Of the lower
wharyes at Montreal, and access to some oi
the steamboats, is obtained by mean. Of
boats.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07

NEW HAT STORE.
D TIE Subscuo,r respectfully informs lns
" friends and the public generally. that he
~. has opened the Store, at No'oi Thames
~ street, (formery occupied by The late ;.
" g. Weaver ass Hat store,) where he
,.,ds k,ennp am assortment Of al kinds Of Gentle.
mem. Bows, and CLildrens Hats aud Caps
lie ba. now on hand complete assori'nen OF
SILK, PLAIN. AND FUR HATS,
Of good quality which will be sold cheap as at
an store 10 Newport A share Of public patronage
respectfully solicited.
~ B Hats and Caps made to order IN the newest
tyle. Al sbo,t notice April 26.