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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-04

and Gun suspender, Cologne Water ia
bottles, silver Pencil Cases, Vioins aed
Violin. strings, Powgder~horns, Rappe
and Maccouba Snuff.
The Staple articles Of Dry Goods consist il
Brown and BIeached Muslins of very
superior quality nos commonly brought to
this market; Bed-ticking, TwilIed Mus
lins of various cotors, and qualities for
Jackets. and Pautaloons, Beverteens,
Stormeut's Canton Flannel Callicooes,
Ginghams, fashionable P ri is, Stripe
& Plaids, Grapes, ST Ks in great variety
Silk Shawls, scarlet, red, yellow and
other Bandano Handkerchiefs, VARIOUS
dress Handkerchiefs of the latest fashions,
fine Lace, 7Einneu Edging, Insertions,
Footing, &c. &c. a fine assortment Of
the best German and White Hose, Dia-
per, and Table Linnen, also a large as
sortment Of German & Irish Linnen, SILK
Ribbons in sets and otbeI wise, fashiona.
bic setting, velvet ribbon, cotton fringes.
| Shoe thread, sc. &c. with great variety
! OF other articles too numerous to partica-
!arize. "
Ladies and gentlemen 10 town and the
surrounding county, are most respect-
| fully invited to give him &. call and secure
good bargains. ~ H..
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-04
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Der uhter5eibnete bat auf 0auS uuo
bdIt beftdnois sum Dersauf Elm completes
Anortemsnt oeutlber Bidder. rpe: DIE er
Sr(onneu 1T 70 nieoris ale ir9eno Gin an:
oerer 8u6hanbIer au berteufen' Inter
oteien Sa6rn bsfnosu l'6 foEsenoe:
sts;as fleine Geographic.
SreoOps NDeItlefDi1te.
samps6 @ntos6uus Don An;erisa.
Rafs Nattroelhi6te.
Sn4ln9e Gelterfunpe' =
SradbIun9sn, BON @miIie M1Qer.
Dartembersii6es 0eGau9ou1.
Gloab> Don Straf.
oas Abenomabl oes 3errn.
Qlmmil6er 8Iumsneartsr.
96aItbersers epansesiTber 9enebrief.
Alb. N'asnus, &spptI(6e @ebeimnide.
Gr5dhlun9en in tauieno unc elmer O}abt.
Qausb sbaItun8etunit, ea9Iifb uno oeutl6.
Srsdbluugsn, BON Aoe!bsrt MIuer.
5ull'nas Alter, p. ibm Ie!bf eefbrisben.
Oas 0feue 2sitansut, i,bsrf. .. Ban @B.
SbmoFen6 W(Orsenu. ApeuoAnoabter.
W'Iniens Rnosrlr'uuo.
pfstce uno B.sb Ar3t.
9ampee Nob.u{on.
Diebar3ne'bub.
Qnnmel6!eltsr.
punmlifbe6 StruI IaEem.
Ser s.ans Wtaun, BON gti(lin3.
Der A1ts lbnmler, bon QHa Ter Stctt.
N'se'e stidia!e>
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Get pierota'St. -
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De 0tburt oso SrIolere.
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gpanssIium 0tcooemj.
Oao be'l'9e Aosnomabl =: ms0sub:yQ
D't t'e'ne Sautenfpislsrin
j'lue am SeIbsrSt, con SGnt;o.
Ds Sam'i'r 3obIlS.
pferoaS5nsibu0.
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Oas MII1maobsu.
Sunosl'ns Nfesp'rfunR. "
Sn9'' na' esutlbss 3alheu:QDbrterbud,
genes eng n"o oeutI Id,se 01brtsrbud,
SVusn' H 9'aln1t # the german Language
pao"eEe b''"i1r (9ilto:ien,
DIe monoeInce Sseie.
2absr't'au"s UeOetpud.
3ol1totste p't0'stOub.
St"rte @ttstOu9.
@sep,rs sStsp ;a''0''i i4es 1tnterri6 6tuuestu@..
8fafbs'ssrs pfeoistbu6...
Arnots tuabrss @briFentbum.
ST. britIidss martertbum.
Gemeinldaft!i3ss @elansbn4.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-04
,SeutfbeS 9lotarium.

Da uattrf6riebener bonn 9ouoerner
alS Dsffsntlibsr Oeotarius (nsta'y pub
lie )far Die Staot Carton eruannt nno
eingefekt nslb ben it 70 saa6t et benz
fsntid en- Wublisun aebtunassca tetanat,
baBss betetiT, Su iz9euo elmer 3slt, felntn
Ma,ts= Belbiften tbdtis abju,p arttn.
Wsama adte :, taun MN bep Sibn :a,.f
ffsr erltidtsrte Art perfsrtisen laBsn :
insem Is hierpurb unnbtbis at,,aelt
wi.s biel.ttt son Den, 8puuetubr cert f.
cirtn 3u l1Beu-; trslebts niele Sofen
atit nnb Mate erfpart. =. -
: Geine Dfee it in Der eap o7,es eer
Rrn .2eprnis uno 2abns. ~.
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Canton 8ebf. 90. 1887. !
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-04
Oee. rs. Nobinlon uup 6. ~
" - NbbOtt.

Senabyt4'ttgeu ob!un9sUoQ bic S:s
srobner Don MalitGon uno llmaeaens,
oaR fe in dr5tl,6s 0efbdftsperbinoun3
Setreteu 1tno, na6 einern Y!au, Gber fur
Die, tpelbe iIb ibrer Sprge enperHauen
,peroeu. Das pubIitu,n miro srIubt, Su
ei9ener BeurtbsiInng oen 9srfub su Mas
6tn. Or. &obin Ion fiblt Gb alndld.
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reu, inosr, er oas YnbIitum psriIbsrn
tam, eoB er unuer9lsi6ltben 6. .fols fsit
ibrer SetarntIbaft asbatt bat. Doc,
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Ober nuo untsr @auaoa Sussbrabt uno
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oisnIieb In nis!en broni(6sn 8sfbmsr.
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elmer pesien 9tf6wuIit am Sba,fel .be.
baftst mar; i& oabts. rae er ampntirt
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Mc c9sn. I.
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nlebr sts 9 Sabre nit tonpu!fudben I'm.
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nun Elm Sa6r, feilosn er oas erltemal sss
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msbr. ise it seiauo it o'eisr 3eit-:
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JRap 12, 1886. , .
Sir be5ensen. baB NaDael Mrbsrts
mir Dem 0beunatismus 70 ltars.bsbaltst
war, oab Ns panee uno Singer 90 Jabre.
n'Gt sebrou0sn fonnta; mir baeea uue
an uetibsteene gef1fte Merats 9epsnotr
otne oaB tbr gsb2tlsn,pusoe. Die Mets'
te erslafttn IL tar unbsilbar. Ds. Nbb=
ett, on rpslsbsn apir uu5 Damn tpenetteu.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-04
Doctor yOuis Uoeter,
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titDtiJsn ,piN.
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S9euIOb ptybaBt mar, fo w,u er and
5'sv, Don itintn ouf o:ep Mfoesm'su
IfMtO1ane3 SsIatamsten &enn'n'ntn'
A'lo BON ls!nen IN 19 -sa9ysn a|o frat1's
lb3r AtBt ssmad2ten SrTab7"nBsn 'm
Sra"tsnoetts (bnsl9en, ano blcs oae g.
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ten 0atsrlanbs on3urstent uuo oen Wss
aber 8remen onr1 baa Darmf aetn1'
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-04

SIn paus 80 <m,n So9.bDner
I 80 u, S. !, ~. Sipstlyb1sn. Z. - +: -.
9s!sasn e ma 4 'tiRn . on Ganton.-
Gin fs4ha5sr lRaan fans, bier cine quite
ysiessnpeit fuertl--tneem er 3uale,d,
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nans-aub .bsNaneiar 8sfthaitisuna II,
:fabta. TDes. 9latere erfrass t,atlia
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-04
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Or. SEQ. Vrev(aber,

Or. SEQ. WreDI0ber
Benabribti9t fsine Steunos uuo oae
sefamnte pub:ifum a6tunsep oil, oaB er
feline Offs uno Dobnuns IN oas 0au6
an Der pappelRraBs perlspt bat, peId't
earjIib PsinEib Snbof su3ebb rte. aumc
er 5u aIler 3sit ana astecHsn tperosn Fam,
Wenn ui6s absps lsno in BsruTtseidbaften.
Canton, Deceu,ter l, 1886.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-04

zh it seI,onfh Ip is b'sts9tr
5tA2t, a:o su,iber Nrst 6nla':
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-04
ID r Y G. o IS,
HAIaDwAHE, GROCERIES,

EL&AAaUWA ANEs, GSsUC3s3k87~S'
Crockery. Glassware, Iron, Nails, !"
hacco, Sole & Upper Leather, Ca'tskIos:
Mill g. X Cut Saws, Flacksmith's Vice
and CfadIing scythes, warranted tasd
German .Scythes, best Longs Sickle
Shovels, Spades and Hoes, King and
Collins Axes, Broad Axes, Adzes, fat,
Iron and Sifters, Sheep Shears, Knives
and Forks, Butchers and shoe Kniyesi
Scissors and superior Razors, Brace and
Bits Concave bright Augers, Horse &
Wool Cards, Coffee Mile Of various des
|criptions, large assortment ofTuckuf
and Side Combs, Of. the TurtlesheIl as
well as the common ivory Combs, ueck .
Erediag and dressing Combs, coranots,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-04

9 @tfbr d. .-Oit
BRIG Mor9iorla, Don Maaras
t'a1 0<eu-Oort beltin,a,tx 1T am
pcrlsRten Srspta9 an Der &its
ron Ofsu' 5srtp oaf oen. 9runo
serotben uno Dec 9r66te She'll
Per Gaouu9 psrlorsn~- sescneen
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mevoen.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-04
NEW GOODS.

II .HURXTHAL in the new Brick Ware
house, north west corner of the Ca.
nai Bridge has just received from New
York and Baltimore very extensive 4
splendid assortment vf Spring Goods.
comprisino
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-04

sucb enterprise rs our merchants nave
av,,ced-of such animation rs that with
,,h;cb they have been animated. The
heart of our city has been consumed-its
sinews rung-its vitals scorched its riches,
its merchandise burnt up-but its prosperi-
~ not arrested.
What did our merchants do Did they
sit down and weep over their desolation
Did they wander forth in amazement and
horror at the sight of their once fair pos
sessions-a black and smothering heap of
smoking ruins No! They placed their
shoulders to the wheel. They began as
though they had just commenced their ca
reer. Before the flames had died around
them, they were re-erecting their warehous
es on the yet heated foundation. Base
ment and dome rose In fair proportion,
whilst yet rhe smoke up-curled from the ru-
ins BY which it was surrounded. Column
after column peeped forth from the dreary
scene. Story upon story rose up to heaven
house after house climbed up the skies
like anothnr Babel-street after street
wound about The ruins until every vesta ge
of the mighty ravage and the fierce destruc-
ton passed away like tale that is told.
And now, miribile dietu, OH the anniyrrsa-
nv Of that memorable-that never to be for
gotten night, the heait of the city is up ;
renovated, Misunderstanding in its recesses,
the merchandise of its country and the world
whilst through its veins and channels, its
goody ships, are administering, giving and
receiving health, prosperity, comfort and
luxury to thousands.
Such is New York-such are her mer-
chants. A calamity which, from past ex-
perence we know would have crippled the
energies of any other people upon earth,
and laid them PROSTATE, has nerved our
bold adventurous sons to renewed enter
prise, with increased ardor.
With such a spirit what may we not ex-
pect? What may we not be? What shall
we not performl The prosperity of Amer
lea is rolling on like the bilows of the ocean
it is carried over the earth as if borne on
the wings of the wind. Where will it stop
Who can tell?
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-04
A MOTHER Two YEARS ABSENCE

"A has brought the undersigned again to greet his
nativity TO count the notches which constitute the
extended line of periodical absence, cauno affect
word of truth, auy feature principal OF honor or
Justice. TO him. the atk yet bounding on the wave
TO him. the AIarat, and the olivo, remain uBd'-coy
cred TO him, fidelity, capacity, qualification seem
assigned to the years beyond the flood Fe'gned or
fabulous and whether invented or otherwise, his
present dependence is placed within narrow bounds.
But his story must endure posponemen' What
he here sollcts no other than Municipal rectiiude,
and that justice which he exercised when clothed with
official power -
Dee 21-t-3ws PAUL ". MUMFOND.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-04

A man by the name of Eliza Sheppard,
Of Canton, Mass. while in n state Of intoxica-
ion on Sunday night last fell into the dock
tfrom Engs's Wharf and drowned. A Coro-
ner's inquest was held on his body on Mon
day morning, when verdict was rendered
of death by drowning.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-04
nR. ID. JAYNEs, INDIAN EXPEC-

-
~ TORANT Is recommended ms decidedly SUI
pcr0r to any other known combination of medicine
for Coughs Colds Influenza, Consumption, Ash.
ma, Splitting Of Blood. lIoarseness, Difficulty oi
Breathing, Wbooping Cough, Pains and weakness
of tho breast aud all diseases Of the Pulmonary
gans.
This medicine il highly aud Justly recommended
by numerous and respectable individuals who have
found relief from its use. Many who have been la
boring under protrac,ed coughs and pains in the
breast, aud have been happily resto,ed 10 perfect
health by the use ofthls valuable expecorant. The
following is deemsd sufficient for insertion here.
From the Rev &. c. =. Crosby, late agent Of the
! American I5uptst.
New York, June 18th, 1896
To DR.. ID. Jayne,
| Dear Sir IL have made use of the Indian Expcc
toran personally and in my family; for the last 81,
years with great benefit Indeed | may conside
my life prolonged by the of this invaluable medi
cine under the blessing Of God for several years.
may say almost much in the case Of my wife, and
ais Of the Rev Mr.. Tinson of the island of Jnmnicn.
| For all cases Of Cough, inflammation of the Chest.
Lungs, and Throat, ! do most unhestatingly recon-
mend this as the best medicine have ever tried
My earnest wish is that others afflicted ns ! have
been may experience the same relief which am
persuaded they will, by using the Indian Expccto-
rant &. c. Z. CROSBY
N. u. Many of my neighbors my recommcn-
dation have tried this medicine with uniform
DIR. Hamilton of ST. James, South Carolina, was
greatly affected by cough hoarscness and soreness
If the lungs aud on using bottle Of this medicine,
found immediate and permanent relief
Sold by DIR. n. Il HAZARD,
7QoHt for NEWPORT.
And by T.. ?. Mason, Providence and at Whole
sale & Retail by A. Is. q ID. Sands, No. 100 Fulton,
corner Of WIN. street. New York.
Dec. 2Sth, tf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-04
PAUL NJ. MUMFORD.
DENTISTRY.

r FREDERICK GALLUP, NJ %. respectfully
b/s informs hi. friends and the pubic that he .ba'
returned, and taken rooms IN SprIng-sireet, '(twt
doors north of Trinity Church) where he will be hap
py TO wait on the gentlemen aud ladies Of Newport
IN that department Of his profession.
uT Reference to DR.. T.. Parmly, Park Place
President Of the Society Of Dentists Of the City ant
State Of New-York.
Nevpcrt December Ia, 1y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-04
DIED..

In this town on monday evening Goth ult Miss
Roby Carr, aged 70 years-for many years an ex-
emplary member of the ID Baptist Church, in this
town.
On Sunday last, Miss Mary House, aged 80
years. Funeral this afternoon, at o'clock, from
the residence of her Mother in John street, which
her relations and friends requested to attend.
AT Portsmouth on the l2th ult. Mrs. Cynthia &
} Brownell, wife of Capt. Samuel Brownell, ant
! daughter Of Mr. Isaac PeclshaIn, aged 81 years
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-04

PrOcisiOns.-The rapid increase in the
price of provisions in England November
ll,) was viewed with no small degree OF
apprehension. No. only had the harvest been
deficient, but the weather has been such as
greatly TO interrupt the ripening and proper
housing of the latter harvest. Already were
shipments of grain called for TO ireland,
which is reversing the usual order ofthings,
and the large shipments of bread stufis to
the United States, were increasing the ap-
prehension. Ii was feared that one of the
consequences would be renewal of the
agitation for a repeal of the corn laws.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-04

THE FLORIDA CAMPAIGN. Gov. Butler
of South Carolina has ordered draft "i
500 men from the 7ih and 9Th brigades OF
militia, to march Immediately for Florida,
under Maj. Harlee. An order has also
been issued in Alabama for levy of militia
for the same object. 4 detachment OF
volunteers go from Mobile, and a company
from each of the neighboring counties.
Mai. Faun,elroy's command of U. s. Drag
oons, and Capt MELONS company U. 5.
Artillery, under command of MVor Fan
ming. will leave Fortress Monroe for Florida,
in the course of few days. The ship
George Washington sailed from New York
on Tuesday for Charleston, 5. {. having
on board four Companies of the I'd Regt U
$. Dragons destined for Florida.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-04

GALLANT AcT.-On certain evening
last week, after nominating Elijah F. Pur-
DIV for the Assembly, smart fellow, who
will beat Morris ErankIin all holow-a
division of the committee went to Sandy
Welsh's tn replenish their souls with ideas
and their hearts with generosity, two arti-
cles which hang round his doors in great
abundance. Among them was George
Davis, of the Custom House, son Of Ma
thew l.. Davis, the author of the Life of
Burr A cry of fire was raised towards
Greenwich street.
"Let us go and put it OUT said some of
the company.
George, with his associates, Immediately
issued from sandy Welsh's. They reached
the scene. A poor Irish woman's house
was on fire. She was crying and wringing
her hands.
"What is the matter with you ?" asked
George Davis.
Its blood and murther' said she, " my
own born babe in that room," pointing to
an apartment from which the flames issued
"The devil it is" said George, 4" here
goes" said he taking leap into the door
bursting up stairs-knocking down the
inner door and snatching up the child in
his arms.
The flames and smoke met him and
enclosed him about. He felt them not
He was full of bravery and gallantry and
cared not for the devil. He snatched ur
the babe, bore it along in his arms, the
flames circling around him-brought il
down, and putitinto the arms Of its mother
=" God bless yer honor" said the mother
Sc won't YOU now save me barrel of -four
"Your barrel of flour," reiterated George
in sur,risc,-" why have burnt the brens
of NV shirt on; ;-"yet here goes tor the
flour too" and he jumped into the burning
house again.
Uc was not so fortunate IN the four ex'
pedi,ion as in the babe hunting, for he upse
the barrel in the hurry and confusion OF th'
at,empt. and came near being singed prett.
severely besides. The barrel came tum
bling down stairs, aud all the Hour wa
scattered to the Wind.
The mother on spcihg thus, set up an aw
ful lamenta,ion--" Och my swate flou
barrel-1nd so we all gone-ten brgl
dollars did We cost mr-och me flour bal
rel -
Wc should nol ie surprised II the mol
e. were nov r. N m.rrh uP io Georges dc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-04
DENTISTRY.

~ GOURsUD, VI. ID, and Surgeon Dentist
has the honor to give notice TO the ladies
and gentlemen of Newport and its vicinity, that b,
intends soon to leave this place, on his usua
tour 10 Fall River, New Bedford, Taunton, &c
and as il is uncertain what length Of time he may
be absent, those whose bad state Of their teeth re
duires some attendance, are invited TO call at his
Office as soon as convenient, at Madam r. l.. PEno'
in Farewell street, near Libsry-tree in Capt
Northams house, next door TO the public buryne
pround-As all his operations In the art of Den
tistry are by him warranted, those Of his former
patients who should feel disposed to have their teeth
re-examned before his departure, are also invited
to call
Newport, Nov 3Otf
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CLEARED.
Brig Poland Gardner. Havana.
MARINE MEMORANDA.

AtTneste Oct 9th, Barque Richmond, Buroogn''
from n. Orleans.
Arr. al New. Orleans 18th ult- Ship Kutnsof' ay'
lor, IA days from New York NJ, r..
ATampico Dec. 5th, schr Hannah barse'' Jul
New-OreaDs. ..- q,
Al ST Petersburg j., ult Sch'r Virginia ot
CHR. from this port.
from this port.
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N EEP for the accommodation Of the public gen
N orally, HORSES AND CARRIAGES OF
every description, TO let, on the most reasonable
terms, at their Livery Stables al the Bevue House
on the HILL and the wharf next south Of Jonn J.
Sticeys Store, Thames-street, Newport X. J.
~ Orders promptly attended to, and all favors
gratefully acknowledged. Passengers conveyed TO
and from the Steamboats, Horses kept for any
length OF tme--tcrms il beral.
Newport Ian dth tf
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The Hon Judge Strange, ofNorth Car
olina, Van Buren, has been chosen Senator
from that State for six years from the 4tI
March next, by majority of 4 votes.
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in the Custom House and insist upon ths:,
=" Yer honor must now clothe aud ieeo
nv babe. Faith, and did We not save It's
life from the flames and amt you not
bound by all law and gospel to maintain
the dear childer i--och ~. Y. Herald.