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I,'tlII SALE,

b. FNGsssgG n The substantial! Steam Boat Com
t,,yt3i-z.s, Vsttu,ion, will be disposed of on ac-
=. commodaliug tcrms-sc is well
tod in all spects aud ready for service, apply 10
fob SLOO y BYRNE, 15i TchoupilouIas st
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fl The splendid new armed brig SAMCEL
tfr-4fW HOUSTON, llincklev er, fitted up with
.Ee--e. elegant comnodnons for passengers will
regular packet TO le-abave ports. For freight
or passage apply on board opposite the Vegetable
het, ortn WIN BRYAN,
unr(b ola I ,,n,s
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EDR HDSrl-
FOR BOSTON.

FL The and fast sailing brig ESTHER,
,E11a> capt Newcomb, will have immediate despat H.
T. for freight Of 80 tons, passage, apply to
pa l. II GALE, H} Common ST.
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FDR HAWKE.
IL The A ] ship, ANDREW SCOTT, Hart
JrTsfN ley, master, having her carg. engaged, will
z exl..E be immediately despatched. For passage
pnlN, nnnLY TO mln l.. Ii. GALE.
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IA, the fine barque JANE, Capt noycrs, Gun
r+rT take $50 to 300 barrels pork or 30 ions lend
- For terms apply at SO Commerce St to
m2o ], II GALE
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For Texas & the West Endies.

FOR VELASCO & BRAZORIA.
II The schooner Col KNIGHT, Stewart mas
,trsf ter, ill sail for the above pncrs satur-
s. day next, she take the bull of few more
barrels, lor freight of which apply at Sc Camp's to
mo- L TOBY & BROTHER.
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Fol, NEW YORK

fl The fast sailing schooner TYSON, Cant
,l%rrNE MckENNA, will sail in a few days, can tax,
-s. bales Moss, 100 barrels Pork deck, b,
urpl ing bonrt, opposite 81. Joseph street, orio
ml3 WM. PORTER, 81 Common ST
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DISRtEI.rS NEW WORK, &c. &c.
4 ENRlEfTA TEMPLE, love story, BY tn? au-
thor of"Viyian GRAY vols.
Select Speeches of the Right Hon. William Win,ham
and the Right Hon. William iluski+son, with Pre-
lin,innry biographical Sketches, Edited by Robert
Walsh
Walkers Manly Exercises, with numerous Eugravngs,
lialdwin'S Reports of cases determined in tho Circuit
Court OF the United States in and for the Third
Circuit; comprising rIr Eastern District of Penn
sylvHnia, and the suite of New Jersey, 1887.
Now edition Of Saunders Pleading and Ev dencc; I'd
Anlric"n, iih cOnSleral additions, in > vols 1857
Just received and Tor sale by
NIL BENJAMIN LEVY.
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A MEXICAN TURF REGIS rEii AND SPORT
N ING MtGAXiNE-No ), L January 1897 Just
received, and ready for delivery o subscribers, by
WILL N Mexican,
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a MEXICAN TURF REGIS Err AND SpDKr
~ ING MAGAZINE; Volumes & I, compct. and
bound For sale by w Vi. McKEAN,
ml7 Corner of Camp and Commnn sta.
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FOR IIVE!tPUDT.
II The ship ROYAL WILLIAM, Taylor,
I'm master, is loa ding. For freight apply to
A.lhtG milo II. G. CAMMACk & CO.
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Ia The new and fast sailing barquc IIET-
TFa i.ESPON'r, Capt Fro,t, will have Immediate
~ despatch For passage only, having hu'l-
some accommodations, apply TO LII GALE,
In22 90 Common st.
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FOR HAVANA-pnckct brig, LIST vessel.
IN The fast sailing A r.chet brig ROILA,
,hsrfTN Capt Ptnmn will positively sail on the 3lsr
- inst. For freight 300 barrels passage,
apply on bour I'd tier below the Ferry, at 80 Corr
mon street, to n27 WIN PORTER.
, FOP HAFANA-parket Brig.
fl The fast sailing a Packet Brig RO IA,
yi4lf Capt. ritmnn, will meet with quick despatch.
80. For freight passage, apply board, OPP
positc the Beef Market, 10 WIN. PORTER.
mis- % Common street.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
fl The brig BlRk.ET Johnson, master, will
,ssrfs commence loading This dsv. For freight up
1sbhs5g piv to MIC ii. e.. CAMMACk & co.
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LiNIi MOBILE.

FUK MUUIET.
HI The fast sailing substantial built schr RO-
,tSPrNA BERT BRUCE, Morrill,, master, having pant
49, nt her Cargo engaged, will mrcwith despatch
For freight passage, apply board, Picayne Tier
ort GRINOT Il PtIGE,
mol II Povtlras st.
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FOR CORK.
Fl The superior A l, ship NEW ORLEANS,
,Erf> Capt Webber, will have Immediate despatch,
$500 For passage, having handsome accomlnod,.-
ions, apply to LEVI ii GaEE,
mo 81 Common st.
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~ marked w. Mansfield, No 20 tic can hay re
hc BY applying ut No. II, JctlrrSai and pay
in. charges. milo
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UNION INSURANCE COMPANY.
VUNiIIS company is now prepared insure Fire. Ma
Il rne aud lever Risks, nj tn guarantee bills OF En-
change aud promissarv notes at THERE office - Camp
ct. NIT EDWArD BARRY. President.
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w AS brou2h, to the police prison Of the 2ud Mu-
ncipality, on the i9tl inst grit Girl who calls
herself MARGAtE'r, says she belongs to Madam
MORE i sns is about n years of age very brisk
take her away. II 5 HARPER,
MA Cant of the Watch
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IRON, STEEL & HEAVY GOUDS--Har square
n and bundle iron, we'll assorted
Hoop, scroll aud rod iron, iiib rods and plough
moulds
Cast, German, shear. blisersd, spring, sheet and
Crowley steel
Hollow ware cut and wrougl, uails aud spikes
Zinc, block tin, mill and grind stones, salt kettles
Chain cables, anchors hoes
Ok log ~ d trace tains, corn mills
An'ils vices, Hammers aud bclloSs
Wire, sheet, pig and bar lead; Slot
Ccal, and cooking stotes
Amos, Row lands aud other spades an, shovcs
Hook and plate hinges door and window hooks
Collins, Hunts, S,,l,l,s and olLerayc
ard und Manila cordagc, lines and ,winc
Bolt and s'cathug copper; Naval stores
Pai'ts, linsced sud sperm oil
iui assortment of hardware and ship chantcrv,
always on hand, aud which offered sale at wloie-
sale Or retai on the most favorable terms, Ly
NH LAYTON & ca. SIS Old Ievcc
NOIlCE-Subscrhcrs to the building of the new
lvAletiodis church, at the curiicr of Peydrass aud
Crondclet street, who have paid their sthsc pons
nre respectfully informed thut funds al this time
much wanted.
A considerable amount in addition to that already
subscribed will be required 10 meet all the engage
ments entered into for the erection OF this ctice ge-
er'us proportion Of which it is confidently believed will
h:pronpy contributed by tue friends Of religion in this
community.
This church when completed, will stand forth. with
other cdiiccs recently erected noble monument of the
taste and liberalitv tf the city Of n. Orleans.
Persons disposed to contribute towards this object
Will please to do through the agent, the Rev. WIN.
NJ Curtis. mro
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NLEAE PORk-in h"xes Of Oh pounds cnch, clear
sides, put mp expressly for the West India market,
landing from steamer Ad.istc from Cincinnati for sale
Boit.Ir Il HAWTHORN,
(,r,.:..
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FOR BOSTON.
III The fast sailing Al brig .yonia, Capt .Crcigl-
yiTsFff ton will have despatch. For passage only,
.-sEA.-.sE. apply 10 J.. H. GALE,
NIL Cannon 81
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FOR BOSTON,

FOX BOSTON.
IA, The superior brig Paragon, Capt. Butler
ytrT9fN will have despatch For Passage only npplv
80 to l.. II. GALE,
u-l SO Com non It
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EeuLk PORK. &r.--l02t Sides, l0!l shoulders
ID go Tlmns, 500 Sacks Corn, 400 barrels Wiiskry,
IS barrels Lard, 40 kegs ditto ZIG barrels Flour, land
ing from Flat Bea,s, and for sale by
nl1 Ei.OD & HNRAE lll Tchnuniin ulns
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UNOtrY eight barrels crossed Flour, in store and
IL far sale by J. NJ. BROADWELL Il co.
ml7 6i Magazine street.
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~ The coppered and copper fastened bark
,trs74T\s Oliver, Captain Conner wants fifty tons OF
. 1917 heavy freight Apply 10
NIL =. * j. WHITNEY 2 Conf ST.
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foiL - !. ilRNs.
Fl The schannar YANKEE, wants 100 bar
,tsfe rels and will sail on Wednesday 9th ins-nt.
---s- For freight apply on board at Pcallion tier or
It no. II Poydras ST. to
mo7 GRITOT & PAIGE
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EOR NEW YORK.

Fl The fat sailing A !, brig HOKAMOK,
,ErsrfNA C,pt Tulman, wants the bulk of 2@0 bblS,
- T. heavy freight, and will have immediate dcs
p tGI For irey hi or pas apply TO
moo |. II GALE, % Common st
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
II The A ship, CHARLES, Capt. Thomas,
,Iys7rff viii! have immeiate despatch for the above
- 10y rort. For passage only. applr to
milo l.. II. GALE. SO, Common st.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
IL The A l fast sailing ship ST. LEON, ].
,tjTqfs Nescot master, 300 bales cotton, to
~ complete her cur. For freight of which,
or passage apply to ~ PWHITNEY,
me q Cont Of
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nSE. hundred and tmty barrel, fresh Corn Meal, for
~ sale by J. NJ. BROADWEi.L & CO.
milf &C Magazine street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-29

NASTOR OllI-2O bbls fresh castor oil, in store and
" for sale by JULIUS NAlRlN,
u1I ,r,,ip ST
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DRAZiFRS' COPPER-600 sheets ~ by 80, 10,
I'D IL and II Id sheets, in store d for sale by
ml7 J. ID. BEN, & A. COHEN,
90 Common street.
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6NOUNTINl HOUSE DIRECTORY FOR 1857
Just published, contains list of'ho Panks, Dirrc
tors discount DAYS sc, insurance and other cempanie
foreign consuls chamber of commerce, rates fchargcs
arrival and departures of the mails, calender, u"cos
cIs sc. &c, for sale by ltOfCllklSS Il Co.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

TVN NEW tDKN-FackCt vessel.
III, Ihr very fast sa ling 4 | packet hooncr
JEysFhfN TEAIEL, l80 tons 10 cs master, will sail
-ssA-a-- in few days, the most of her cargo being
engascc, for remainder of tirgh' or passage haviig
sPle:dd filrlis he'd accommodations for passengers
state rooms finished in style us the New York
Packets. he brstof Servants table supplied with
be: efpr"vsions, xpcrienccdcommnpder, who will
pay very attention til COZ 1T and convenience of
his passengers. Apply on board opposite Toulouse st.
AT % Conn on ST. To Iu27 w FOSTER
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
la, The fine A ship GIRaRD, capt. Lambert,
JlTTfI> will receive dc patch For passage only APP
AG.sE-ply to I'LL. GALE,
tn6 o. Cannon street
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ID THE superior and fast sailing A | barque
JTFfls DROMO; capt. Higgins, will have immediate
despatch. For freight of 100 bales of cotton
or passage, having handsome accommodations, appl,
to f25 l.. II. GALE, SO Common st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-29

VVNWENTY half barrels butter and water Crackers
Il in store, for sale by J. NJ. BROtDWElln II Co,
ml7 66 Magazine street.
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SERVANTS FOR SALE.
4 Nj likely man, % years ofagc, is good manager
Also, his Vile, $6 taR s @l'pwGu sGrvnpa- ,
two children, one and the other years of age.
Also II likely Girl II years old.
The above slaves cua be had low by taking them
ALL For sale bv IL COLQCITT,
mari ii ,tiruver street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-29

FOR FREIGHT OR GARTER.
fl Tic fast sill = schooner HhtTttS, Col.
,Ir<isA trc!r, master, vii - up or down the coast
SLl T. Apply to J.D. BfIN Il a. COHEN,
In3 No. 20 Common street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-29

Far .Natchiioches, aud all intcrn,ciiatc lu,ItInrs
tn i n1" s' ' %dai 1'n !. ss TEcE
faaEsgs esceive cargo, aud will have despatch.
F"r freight or passage apply board, opposite Biel-
Niie street, or to JNO II. GRAHAM, 4
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-29

NM. AS taken up by the night watch of the I'd Ward
w on the 23d inst, small bay and her foal
the ownr is rcucS hd teprovc property, pay clrgcs,
and take them away before the 9Th of April 9th
lcttc auctoncer. JOHN PRICE, CoMmssury,
ul27 LIST Ward, 2nd MUM, inalitv.
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For Europe.


iGss.e Lon LIVERPOOL.
M The fac brig HAVRE, Capt Carpenter,
JEITfSS can accommodate few passengers, 10
- e terms apply al SO Commerce st. 10
inlC T. HGA
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IL ACON-l7O casks, half casks and quarter casks
Il Dassorted Bacon in store, and for SAFE by
milo JULIUS VAIRIN, 36 Povdrns ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-29

FENWENTY barres Amcrican Brandy, for sale l,y
i J. NJ. BROADWEI.i. & co.
mI7 li6 Mnoazinc street
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Cor Sale, Freight or Charter.
FOR FREIGHT OR CjiAKTEl

FOR FREIGHT OR CiiARTER.
Fl THE cool srInuiicr MEilCENTE, Ra-
,trttfA conlrn>icr-!uh ii is 1876 tons, and carries
..tlI- 400 bills or about :, o h,ds--iS cooper flS-
d. and il line order, nd for {: rrn place.
hu iiiyhmod would lac pref Tr'l. Apply the Capt
at post ii uf!o GEORGE JOHNSON,
II II 9! cannon srcct.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-29

&OAP-20I boxes Boston No soap, of prime quality
- just received per bark Jane, and for sale by
ml73t JOS. ID. LQTtIROP, SO l.evec ST
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EDICH AND RARE WINES-Old rose Madeira: do
IN Brahmiu; Nlurdock do, Scott, do. Nialmsay do
Al o. pale old Anontillada shcrrNi do lolo; do Dnp
and some oflhcn superior any or sn i'll HE Ui,cd
States, for sale by A II INSkEEP
MOO % CunsI 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-29

FOX NEW 1UIfk.
HI The fast sailing Brig GRAND TURK,
FTVf capt. Franklin, wants the hulk Of 300 bhls to
3sa5-. cSmpet' her cargo. For ircg lt of which,
PASSAGE, aprlyto .-..
ml7 SNIP WHITNEY. $ Cont st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-29

IN Tie ias smiling A / shin JOHN BAR
RING, Capt Hale, rcquirc4:00 bales cctton
to complete her cargo for terms passage
'prlv 10
nl.}2 T. II GAIN o. Common ct
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nNEhundred barrels rccti.d Whiskev, hest brands,
" for sale by J. NJ BROADWEL e. co.
milo G6 Magazine street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-29

DEESWAN--o0O lb1 bcc<wax in store. and for
Id sale by M 5 SLAfER ~ Poydras st.
HoRN-Go bags first quality, landing fom steamer
" ,ryiucible for sale by Ii DORSEY,
ma n II A New ieycf.
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ONE CENT REWARp
NNTHERE!AS my wife, JANE SPEAR. has rul away
w with noted tliet, and has tpketrup her abode
III camp On the Oyster Eank,,-Th;S is 10 forbid any
person from harhormg, employing or trusting her .n
my account ill lnys debts uf herce,l,rat ting.
WlllIAN h. SPEAR.
Parish Of Pacann'ine, Murh 9, 1850. mo
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~, rNTTTsSy Tor EteeI pens; DaVNTs Whiting
Find; English Japan Ink; kiddsr's Black q Fed Ink;
French Rouge; Wnlkden's British Black and Red Ink
Powders; extra superfne Red Sealing Wax; embossed
and fancy coors ditto, periincd ditto: French g. Eng.
lisl WATERS, large and small szc>; Qvs of various
qualities; Nindc's Pcrfectrn; Clevcunds, Giltot's
and Indies Steel Pens, For sule hv
HOTCiiI[IsSS & Co,
ma
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-09-13
SELECTED TALES.
THE GUNsMITH OF ORLEANS, OF
THE DEAD WOMAN's SECRET.
BY MRS. ELIZA SHERIDAN.
Continued.

Continued.
well, SIR replied the baroness, / will
avail myself of the present time to be at lib
erty, and alone, as you request. Leonle,
my love, leave US
The door closed upon Leonie, and the
priest and titled lady confronted each other.
There was pause Father Antoine broke
silence. you are married, madam, where
is your husband'
Il am widow was the answer.
is the young lady that just left us, the
only child you have! My question see
surprises, perhaps offends you; hear me,
madam. 'Tis now many years since be-
came curate of the humble chapel of Bel
vile. One night, eighteen years ago, the
second Sunday after christmas, ] had just
finished vespers; the church was empty,
and was about leaving the sacristy, when
a young female threw herself on her knees
before me; she spoke not, but extended her
hand which contained a written paper. 1t
was evening, but lamp yet burned in the
church. approached it, and as nearly as
| can recollec,, read these words:
Tomorrow, by my fathers command, /
am to wed. | dare not approach the altar
without first having received absolutien for
a crime l have hitherto concealed. Will
you, holy father, hear my confession at ten
o'clock tonight, at which hour | shall be
punctual.
Signed, A PENTTENT."
The baroness could scarcely conceal her
emotions, and in low tone, requested him
to go on.
AT ten o'clock that night, she came. I
heard her confession. She
Hold hold y exclaimed the baroness,
do no, repeat that confession =
Madam, that confession is secret be-
tween the sinner and the Almighty l-sa-
cred II my penl,ent has forgotten it, so
have I, and the secret rests with Heaven
alone II, guided by chance, or the pow
er Of humanity, could inform mother
doubtless, an unhappy mother, Of the fate Of
her lost child
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-09-13
Disturbances on account Of the Stamp
Act

Aet
On Wednesday morning, the 18th OF
August, at Boston, an effigy of the Stamp
Master of that town was found hanging OH
tree in very public part of the town, ac-
companied with liable, on which were ap-
propriate rhymes, and, also, representa-
tion of an imp o: devil, ect. This effigy
hung all day, to the great amusement OF
the population Of town and country. A.
bout dusk in the evening, thousands repair
ed to the place-took down the effigy, and
paraded with it through the principal streets
to new brick building, which, they suspec-
ted, was designed for stamp office-this
they demolished in half an hour. They
then proceeded to Fort Hill, to burn the eff
gy, where they committed some waste, prin-
cipally in procuring materials for the bon
fire. The following evening they again as
sembled, when the Stamp master sent them
a letter, notifying them that he would not
accept the appointment: which declaration
suspended their further operations, and quiz
etness was restored.
This example was soon followed by the
people of Newport; for on the 9th of Au-
gust, about 9o'clock, A. NJ, the people
" began to assemble, and manifest their ag-
tation by bringing forth in cart three i'm
ages intended as the effigies of" Augustus
johnson, (who had been appointed stamp
master for this colony, Martin Howard, and
Doctor Thsmas Moffatt. Those men had
offended by their writings in favor of the
parliamentary jurisdiction ever the colonies.
Each of those images had a halter round its
neck, and were carried to the gallows, which
had been erected near the Town-house,
where they were hung up to public view un-
til near night.
The day following they again assembled,
in great numbers, and proceeded to the
house of Martin Howard, where they de-
stroyed or plundered every thing it contain
ed, & demolished the windows, doors, &C.,
leaving nothing but the bare walls standing.
They then proceeded TO the house of Doct.
Motfatt, which was treated in a manner
nearly similar; from which they went to
the House of AugustusJohnson, with a like
intent, but were persuaded by some consid-
crate individuals, to desist from farther de-
vastation, after having destroyed the furnl-
turc. Howard and Moffiatt fled, and took
shelter on board an English armed sloop,
which lay at anchor in the harbor, and be-
lieving itno longer safe for them to remainin
the country, they departed for England.
Those persons afterwards laid theirclalms
for damage, before the General Assembly.
Howard 9970 sterling, Moffatt Gl3l0, and
Johnson G323-I-3. Those accounts were
before the assembly long time, but. we be-
Iieve, no definate action was had on them,
or payment made to the sufferers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-09-13
MEMOIR OF RHODE-IsLAND.
I 65.

The Assembly met at Newport, on tn,
first Wednesday in May, when the follow
ing gentlemen were declared elected -
SAMUEL WARD, Governor,
ELISHA BROWN, Dep. Gov.
assistants.
Nicholas Easton, Nathaniel Searle,
Gideon Wanton, Joseph Harris,
Jabez Bowen, Caleb Allen,
David Comstock, Thomas Haszard,
John Jepson Othniel Goiton.
Henry Ward, Secretary.
augustus johnson, Atty Genr'l.
Joseph Clarke. Gen. Treasurer.
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RHoDE-ISLAND REPUBLICAN.

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING.
FSNERMs- 50, per annum, if paid in advance
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No paper will be discontinued until arrearages
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al can be diyidd, and how such divis-
fon would llMth The doctrines Of the
democratic paE Of 1898.
10 me, it 5abundantly evident, that
tho true thecy Of our institutions has
bhen abandorH, either through igno-
rance, inaltcnpn, or ambition, by those
wSmight have expected bet,
terthings. Twill close this number BY
asking II DEMONSTRATION Of the theory
Of our institutions is not subject every
way worthyto enlist the talefIss Ct the
Epurest patrioA Zone which will ampl nj
pay the labf il may cost, BY the con
sciousness ofhaving performed q sacred
duty 10 ourselves, to our country, and to
God? PATRICK HENRY.