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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-08

III C W GOODS.
n uURXrHAL IN the new BrickWare
house, north. west corner Of the Ca
nAi Bridge has just received from New
York and Baltimore IA very extensive &
splendid assortment Vf Spring Goods,
Comprising
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29

Thomas Rodman, and another to Dennis
together with number Of out building,
were consumed. During the Revolutions
ry war, some buildings on the sa,uc Square
were demolished, aud the few which re-
mained were either pulled down or removed
Ihe land lay vacant a number of years,
with the cellar walls all standing-wheu
the General Assembly granted some land
there, which had been confsca,cd, to the
town-the town owned part Of the said
ssqsare-and some private grants aud contri-
buttons were added-whcn The land was lev
eiled by the town, and the trees planted for
the public use Of the citizens aud ornament
OF the town. Thus the town is mainly in
debted to the fire Of l77O, for the possess
ion of that beautiful little public Square.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29

Hhdrres IN Nerporf.
Thomas Robinson's North wharf on the
Point.
Thomas Robinson's South wharf
John Warreh's-George Roomes'-Wnn-
ton's-Ellery's-ElIery's Ferry wharf-N
J. Clarke's-Jeremiah Clarke's-Har.s-
Holmes'-Isaac Bowen's-God OF
Carr's-Henry Collins'-Long wharf, from
the town TO Gravelly Point West of Grav.
ely Point or head-Ferry wharf North OF
the head of the Long Wharf and adjoining
it.-Point Bridge which was then wharf,
and used as such. [GF The writer of this
has heard his father say, that he had seen
Brig with 40 horses on deck, sail from
the Point Bridge. Ingraim's South of the
Point Bridge-Newton's. .-Tillinghast's-
Thomas Richardson's- 's-Ebenezer Richard
son's-Oliver r. Warners-Christophe
Almy's mplin's-Durfee's - Gould's
Philip Wanton's-Marsh's-Gov. Wan
ton's-Rogers'--two Island wharves, own
ers names unknown Gibbs Bells
Cranston's on's-Almy's-ChampIin's-Twe
dy's-Lopez's-Pe,er Wanton's-Freebod-
Us -Cozzen's-Wood's 's-Brown's-Carr's
Ferry-Samuel Carr's-Freebody's-Cow-
lies -Banistcr's-Iiandy y's--Pease's-Tay-
observation-disclosures
Malbone's-Thurston's-Pe!eg Thurston's
Slocum's-- --Brown's--Wick-
ham's-M Malbone' 's-Cooke's s. Easton's-.
Silas Cooke's-Clarke's-Oyering's. The
last named being the Soulhernmost wharf
in the town. Making in all 20 in number.
The writer OF this has often heard Can't.
SamneI Hicks, of Warren, (who died
very old man about two years since,) say,
that when he was young man, he went in
"a packet that piled between Warren and
frequently when they came
down will, load of produce to be landed
in Newport, they would run under easy
sail from the Norhcrnmost wharf in town,
keeping look out fer vacant birth to
haul into, 10 land their cargo, aud could
discover none in running by all the wharves
in town-sucl was the crowd Of vessels at
all the wharyes they passed by
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29
Fire in Nesp0G

Fire in Nerp0f.
One Of the largest 6rcs that ever occur.
ed in Newport took place on the night Of
the 2srb of December, ITO, near the cen.
,rc of where the Mall now is IN Washington
Sqsarc. 4 dwcIIing-housc belonging to
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29

As q gentleman of our acquaintance is
collecting the materials for Biography of
the members Of the Rhode Island Colonial
Bar, we wait until lie has completed the
work, when we intend to publish extracts
from the same, provided we obtain his per-
mission.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29

The General Assembly met at Newport,
on the first Wednesday of May, l77O, when
the following named gentlemen were eIec-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29
JOSEPH WANTON, Gov.
DARIUS SESSIONS, Dep. Gov.


assistants.
Nicholas Easton, Samuel Dyrc,
Solomon Drown, David Harris,
Walter lIickes, Thomas Wickes,
Jonathan Randall, John Congdon,
Joseph Haszard, William Richmond,
Henry Ward, Secretary.
Oliuer Arnold, Atty Genr'l.
Joseph Clarke. Gen. Treasurer.
The Deputies from Newport were
Thomas Cranston, John Wanton, George
Haszard, Samuel Carr, William Read, and
Thomas Freebody.
The Assembly appointed committee to
report bill to prevent the further importa-
ton Of Slaves into the Colony.
Association TO prevent Riots in Nepporf.
60 We the subscribers, considering the at
tempts made this morning, 10y sotne evil
disposed persons to US unknown,) by post
ing up suudry innsmatory papers, in sever
al parts of the town, with design to stir up
the undesigning, though unthinking part Of
the community, to bring in danger the pros
peri,y and perhaps the lives of many Of
his Majes,y's good subjects in this Colony
do solemuly agree that we will be aiding
aid assisting to the civil magistrates in sup
pressing all riots and disorders that may at
any time arise in this town, and that upon
the least appearance of any such Riot aud
disorder, that we will hold ourselves in read
mess to prevent any of his Mnjes.y's SUBJ
jects from being msI-,reated Ivy any disor-
dcrly persons that may combine together
for the purpose aimed at, lin said inhama-
tory papers.) Done at Newport this 18th
day Of June, A. ID. 1910, and in the Tenth
year of his Maiesty's reign"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-23
Paper Box Bazaar.
GEORGE PEUSCHER,

No. l2l Fulton street, three doors from Nassau.
Manufactures and keeps constantly hand for plain
and fancy Paper Boxes of every description size STYLE
Tor the following lines OF business:
AIRY Goods Silks, Laces, &c B-Shoes. Clancy Ar
tcles. D-Stocks Collars, Bosoms, Shirts E-Curls F.
Buttons GJewelry and Perumery in all their branches
H-Sampes for coffee, rice wheat &c J-Macbes k-Furs,
especially for mpfs L-Musica Instruments M-Drugs apo
hecary and stationary. Nat Cases, hat boxes band
boxes for millinery articles.
Orders for quantity or quality OF paper boxes
received and promptly executed with DESPATCH the lowest
prices, fit article prescribed inthe neatest manner
Merchants setting be supplied immediate
y with COED and boxes for store exactly fitting the
Shelves aud being real decoration OF the store.
Country merchants will find accommodation in regard
obtaining boxes Of description and shipping them
parts Of America at the shortest notice.
In the time he gives notice that he regularly imports
from Germany his native country, real Genuine Cologne Wa
ter of which he has received large quantity for whole
sale, superior to article in the present ct.
Also, a most splendid assortment of German patterns for
samples and embroderes OF description for retailing
segarboxes pocket books and ladies' notice books decorated
with needle work rich and handsome style they
before
g. Peuscher returns his sincere thanks his
friends and customers for their former patronage and trusts by
uawearied pains merit a continuance oi the same
He also informs his friends and the public that he has been
awarded diploma from the last American Fair held October
1885, Nibos Garden New York for specimen Of paper
boxes they being considered the substantial and splendid
article in the line offered to the inspection Of the public
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-23
CnNRE,CrUnNARv

II CARD.-To the Ladies OF New York.-A thing
expressly manufactured for the ladies REGORYs whole
sale and retail Confectionery Store, No 3l William NJ
York, and sold wholesale retail by other person
the city, VANILLA Cream Candy new, very rcf and de-
hcou article Is now hereby submitted the Judgment and
patronage Of the New York citizens and the public general
and especially the ladies' who said be the best Judges
the sweets ofe; and a without bitter Vanilla
Cream Candy stands pre-emnent
N Is. On band, and constantly manufacturing, general
assortment of Candies for the South and Western markets.
the lowest wholesale price and warranted to keep eli
No charge for boxes packing carriage part
OF the city. my9 lm-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-23

hLMOPED to No. so EFodd STREET, corner 81 Erch0nge
Place, oter the AUCTION Room of Mr. James NJ Miller.
CAhD.-The undersigned OF the above establishment
respectfully inform their and the public generally
mat ,e same has been removed from THE corner OF wall ana
wher street. 10 No. so Broad street. corner OF EXCHANGE
riace: IN announcing the removal OF the MEKCHANTs
news RoOM, We beg subscribers and friends
at te usual assiduiy and personal attention VIII be gwen 10
lenue me establishment in manner worthy the patron
heretofore received from the merchants ana oters OF
New York All the privileges heretofore extended to subscr.
ana Whatever Improvements and benefits be added
sinai ne done with the utmost promptude and attention The
t9ed IN Offering an apology 10 their patrons and friends
delay IN removing their News Room, that
mas been done by the advice of counsethat
De eedngs OF certain individuals connected with their
have compelled them
poses OF redress and until the affairs court they
are unable to offer further remark n the subject.
- WIN. III. x ROB'T. II. HUDSON.
Merchants News Room
corner OF Broad street and Exchange Place. iel7 3s
pasters when Cafes dHoes. Restaurants and numerous
other establishments with their foreign titles twinking
themselves into Dooriey would beg leave invite the
tenton OF comoeurs epicure and the public in general
establishment conducted somewhat smaller scale, but
upon principle broad and firm any, viz honesty and fair
dealing IL Is that neat establishment No, Courtant kept
by T. Cody whose natural good huor and pleasantly OF de-
pertinent and assduty has Those
that are fond Of good cheer should give him CALL for there
all hours be found fish
fresh from Their element; also game, spced pickles. &c.
&c served up IN all the various forms OF cookery that ingenuity
can devise Al his bar he had choice wines, ae liquors.
segars Sc and thing Regularity and cean
ness the order of the day in his establishment His
Live and t,e and a the anniversary of our National In
dependence approaches, which calls those times
that tried mems ous' and is looked upon eat
drink and be merry" Those that disposed find
place better suited to their mind than the above mentioned
Tor there IN addition to gentiemany attendance they will find
je2l-3tS AN EPICURE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-23
HERDMAN A. kEENAN's
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ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PACKET OFFICES
and Ireland Liverpool Weekly eommnneaon los souh
near Beekman ST., and 81 south :, New YORK 10
Residents in the United States and Canada wishing 10 seud
or ner nenus residing in Great Britain or Ireland
opportunities Via o very moderate terms per weekly
me propetors having made additional arrangements for
friends and the public that selecting us line they Will avoid
e @ 49, nienon and expense much complaaed
dom, as wei this eide Of he Atlantic win use me hest %
70 render despatch and comto passengers who NAV
engaged here and their friends who may embark In company
their money viii be refunded 10 the persons from whom il was
RECEIVED. m =, -
ports as follows New York, weekly Boston Phila.
delphia and Baltimore three times each month New Or.
leans and Mobile twice each months for Quebec, three
wishing passage to Liverpool and London can m
accommodated by the regular line Of packets for Liverpool
weekly for London on the l 18th and 10th of each month
with drafts Tor any AMOUNT PAYABLE throushou,
Great Britain and Ireland Agents also in the different ports,
VINO ml give evey assistance in forwarding the passengers
For further information relative this establishment, apply
Eessrs. Sherlock Arlington No Waterloo Road, and No.
81 Chapel ST. Liverpool,
Messrs. John Dickson 4 Co.. Warn- st.. Belfas.
Mr. A. SHERLOCK No Eden, Quay, Dublin
james DG Bsis% b w.,e% st. Londonderry
Patrick Mcsiulen, Castle St, Newry.
CalagFhan, Lawrence Town, near BalInasloe,
Jas. Dugan, Articlif, near Coleraine
Michael McGiny, Drumlh, county LongfoDd
John Brady, Baily; Jas Duff county Cavan.
Jas. Cochran, Sligo.
Daniel Hughes, Waterford.
Hugh Shields, Clones, county Monaghan
A.. SCOTLAND.
Mr.. Anderson, No. Is Turner'S Court, Glasgow
David Foster Amman
ID. McDougald, Inverness
Robt Mcneil, Newtown stewart
HERDMAN KEENAN,,
my30-lm le6 and 81 south Il.
E6N PASSAGE FROM CORK DIRECT
HxXke The well known fast sailing ship TRY AGAIN, Cap
- tain Eaycock, will positively sail in July and will
co ortaby fitted up for who will be engaged
reasonable terms, II early application be made TO
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cfEU1S oE y
Invoices Bill Parcels Bills of Exchange Account sales Equa,
Advice young Merchants Tradenen with regard 10 the
he New YORK Of on
Keeping &c, vol limo PIP. 25a Just published and
for sale by
C. SHEPARD, 1879 Broadway
IT At tihng cost, have what be consider
Commercial Agency embellishments Ii viii be found ser.
yceabe to all as book Of reference and instruction
Bonnet Warehouse 164 Broadway removed to sex door
below stairs Satin Beaver Bonneis Wholesale with or
without Inning, for the millinery trade. n8t
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS JACKSON has removed his
- me Baths from No 1872 2os Bowery where
O'Clock, NJ to il O'Clock p IL An intelligent female who
mas had three years experience in the business
men and board with good provided for nvads who
may wish TO put themselves under The medical
skh has opened mp ~ ss Victims NC
manshp and Book Keeping Beautiful and mastery Pennan
ship VIII be guaranteed to pupil mot aborng any
Gentlemen viii be taught to execute with rapidly, like
thought The bold accurate and splendid manuscript that
once secures the admiration of the curious the decided appro
baton of men of business dexery taste the astonis
mpudeny thrust themselves into nooriey by inermnable
pufery backed by laboou black white scratched and
they cannot do themselves y oi''' "A''
ladies will be taught 70 write with perfect and elegance
mend will be eecuay reeded that which often deters
come pleasure instead OF a bore
BOOK keeping will be taught thoroughly and practically on
the plan OF the late Mr. Goddard The School Room be
Counting Room, where all the ordinary business
VIII proceed through its nrcaces and ncludng
TOM house business brokerage, mercantile facilities cacua
ton, &c Mr. Bragg having been practical business book
keeper durngmany OF the earlier years of his life.
The silly absuities of expression be found pub
hcaton Tor the direction OF youth IN business
respondence VIII be sowna nd pupils will be taught think
As men Of business and ebody their ,houghs than
ocopy ignorant nonsense Hdted by persons have no
practical acqusinanc with mercantile habits
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