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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12

These ships all OF the first class about coo tons bnrhen
and commanded by able and experienced gators
Great will be taken that The beds, stores Ne of the
best description The price OF cabin passage Is fixed
Ella for each adult which includes wines and liquors. Nei
Their the captains these packets viii be respon
soe letters parcels packages sent by nem unless
regular bills of lading signed therefore. Appyts
JOHN GItISW0LD, 20 Souths ST. or
i2s GRINNEL MINTuRN& CO.. ls4 Front st.
"a Old LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACK
{yTA ETS-rhe Old Line Of Packets viii be despatched
-atzby the subscribers, sail from New ferk and Liver
pool and 10th ofeach month, with the pion That
whcn the sailing day fails Sunday, the ships will sail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12

These ships all Of The first class emuanded by OF
character and experience and furnished with the
best hno Every attention VIII he pare passengers
mote their comfort and Pie out
ward 6xed by understanding with the proprieters ofte
others lines $l4a including wines aud every de-
scrption; $l2e without wines and liquors.
Nett er the captains Of these ships ill be respcn
sbe for letters parcels PACKAGES sent by them unless
regular bills Of sdng signed therefor.
FER freight or pas as..ys, apply 10
GO0DHUE co, or G. H. MARSHALL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12

- INV YORK AND LONDON PACK
EH0-ro sail the Ii, leth ard 2esh q every mossh
This se q packets Will hereshsr - eompssed q NE
following ships which will succeed each ether n the order IN
which they are named-sang pusctuaiiy from New fcsk
and forsnsuth the ls 10th asd 1oh and nom London
the TIL 7h and 9Th Of every month throughout the
r.om YORK. LnoDoH. PoRTsM.
Shin ST. JAMES VIM : s.s.r M:yi jun: 4 js ss 3
Sept (Oct IL Oct %
JAM 10 Feb. n Mar. 1
Shin MONTREAL q n Crieng NAV 10 June n july /
Sept 10 Oct ~ Nov. /
Jan ~ Mar. 7( Mar 10
Ship GLADIATOR, Tbs Bri,ton, May 20 July July 10
Septic Nov. II Nov. 10
(Feb. Mar IL Mar. 20
Ship MEDIATOR, capt Chanlplin June July II July 20
Oct (Nov.l7 Nov. 20
Feb Mar27 April l
Ship QUEBEC, J. II. Hebard, Junelo July "a Aug.
Oct 10 Nov n Dec.
Feb. 20 April7 April 10
Ship wELLINGToN, Chadwick, June2o Asg. = Aug. 10
Oct 90 Dec. 4 Dec. 10
Mar April April 20
Ship PHILADELPHIA, Morgon, July Aug. II Aug 20
Mar. 10 { Apr 81 May
Ship SAMSON, R. sturgss, July 10 AUG. q Sept.
fNov. 10 Dec "a Ian. /
(Mar. 20 May y May 10
Ship PRESIDENT, Chadwick, july 20 }sePL7} Sept 10
Nov. 20 JAN z Jan. 10
(April (Mayl7 May %
Ship ONTARIO, H. Huleson, Aug. 7, sep H. Sept 20
Dec. Jan. II Jan. 20
(Aprill0 Mayz7 June
SHIP TORONTO r. sri'"0'd nes S
(Apr. 20 June7 June 10
Ship WESTMINSTER, Moore, Aug. 20 Oct X Oct 10
Dee. 20 { Feb 7 Feb. 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12

"a NEWLISK LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
ExHA To sail from New York lst Liverpool
- o the 18th each month;
New Ship sIDDONs, Capt, LIST January.
Ship SHERIDAN. Capt J. A. Pierce, LIST February.
Ship GARRICK, Capt N. B. Palmer, LIST March.
Snip SHAKESPEARE Capt J. Collins, LIST April
LIVERPOOL.
Ship GARRICK, Capt NJ Z. Palmer 18th December.
Sh'PsHAKESPEARE Capt.. Collins, l6th January.
New ship SlDDONS, Capt - 18th February.
Ship SHERIDAN, J. A. Pierce, 18th March.
Thee ships the first class all armed upwsrdscf SOC
burthen built In the city OF New York, with such i'm
combine great speed with ususus comfort for
passengers Every has been taken In the arrangement
OF their accommodations The price Of passage hence elte
for which ample stores inc udng wiRes viii be provided
without Wines he 4I20 These ships will be commanded ny
experienced masters who win make every eleen to give
general satisfaction Neither the captains the OF
these ships win be rsspon os for letters parcels pack
sent by them, unless regular bills OF adng are signed
therefor. Fer freight or passage, apply To.
" X. COLLINS d co, 81 Mouth VI. New York, or TO
VIM a. JAS. BROWN CO. Liverpool
The ships III this line will hereafter armed and their
liar constructions gives them security not possessed by any
other bot vessels Of war. jlS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12
m PIERCY, SPIRIT LAMP MAKER. No go D,y,,

II PERCY, SPIRIT LAMP MAKER No go Du.
Al. ienst oae doer from Clnion) H. his thanks
husnes and hopes ny attention lhorough know
edge OF business tn obtain continuance Of their favor
would also sa their attention 20 his Rejecting lamps, which
Tie would hhew.e request those who have ne' ns
sbove lamps 70 cali NJ his store and JUDGE for themselves sfhe
superiority 2, the lights atha tie erpenseD over ~ ,~
ser-sssl attendance those who fitting q, e,m
gh wanted p iss. so"sasr' ~ wnsre or.an
sry establishment IN the city ~ counu- lie a,s rr,onn
hs customers and friends all spirits oevereo ny nlm
letters, "H. Pi~rcy, Spkit Lsrlp, go Divisio: Il
". HSwagpr vi cal vn customers dinriy nn~~
week 70 supply the Spirits iamp wchs and
obtained from The wagon. sprsdelversd withos
~ No with any o,ler establishment n2c-sm'
MEDICAL AND sUEGlCAL.-DR GLOVER
lvh consulted usual In the Of certain class
professional this country and i not 70 be cass~d
with the sepsned docterS medical puers preendes
the day. Office No Ann ~, near The American Museum
inner Office door y the evening. ieTu
II 'AhD-Tro slIgis fenlsnsn can be inundated
with pleasant furnished rom with breakfast and tea,
s My S"Sr.a ros re n lower p pos .. 0" 'e
so. - - 20
NOTICE The Books and Accounts Of the undersigned
their hands Tor Collect Al indebted IN said ar
rod M Ale Seer Ivy note book sceouni are hereby
no,," ' ~ psv we Sun" n W. anne'sg"e"' " ~ "'
49, M. vAssAR a co.
New York, February !. isss.
Nh Customers can be supplied with Pale and Amber
Ae Ivy leaving order Al 1876 Cedar street. or Vt their
Sub oar~ e,n, e r~pv sweet f24 lw'
IN a. -,,,,s. s,,,ts --sev.rsl very Nre foun.
iitnpn, M ssl srosdw >, one dco sn Duan~ 81 where
geoi daei "s p~'cr en ~ sIcoor each
[lvoms % Gtr tvreshs. ~ enfprnsh,d uom,
~ essse hsd Wy applying ~ " Marks Place, e.rnrr 50
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PUBLISHED DAILY nv
JAMES oOHDe N o n MN X TT.
no. I'll ANN srpyrr

PUBLISHED DAILY nv
"A N q % u ID N % MN r. TT.
no. II ANN sTREET.
TERMS or ADvERrIsING.-Tbe EXTENSIVE, circ,,s,o,
cbsn.e for advertisers. y ~ - s''fN~
.fos Twelve LINES on Irss
day, 35N days. ~ q DAYS, eI ri 10 DAVIS NJ %
): loo :: is =: sssss =: ss
-. FOR steuT LINES, LEss
| month, M d ,,cn,hs' Ia %
AZ advertisements 20 be psid before their insevtion -
hdyesser'rnts inserted in the WEEKLY HsssLp, si
per square eve,y insertion.
NoRrire hsRaLo-issuedevcry except snnoay-
noe, Two cents per copy Country subscribers urnsneu
i've Sne rate, Tor rny specific period, ritance W "a.
vance NO palerscni, unless paid IN advance. .
rvENiss HgRsID-ssucd aherresn ~ One oe'ocss
Price, weccnts cory. Country subscribers mrnshes -
the same rae-casi ~ aavr nee.
eocs-ttice 81 Furnished 70 country ot~crs-
hers ~ - rer apnunt, In advsnce.
yry. Gsdon Btnr>ft Proprietor and Edlw and ~ letter.
on business musr he poet raid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12
.L,yEEP3oE rA a. ~ ETs; =;

&IY& Sailing New York the 24lh aad from Liver
-Rspoc on the 9Th ri each r,osth
The s,e ns Of packets will be continued by the ssbscr.
bers, and IL composed n the follow Ing ships:-
Gram New York.
June 24-The UNlTEo STATES, Capt ~ " Holdrege
March 24-Tbe ST. Al DREW, Capt wm. G. Thompson
Aug H-The vIRGINItN, Capt Isaac Harris.
Sept e-Phe SHEFFIELD, Can't. Fras. p. Allen.
Fnom Liverpool.
May e-The st ANDREW. et6 tons
June s-The viRGI MAN, or tons.
July e-The sHEFFIEBD Coz tons.
Aug s-Tbe UNI TED STATES, $50 tons
The ses and accommodations OF the above ships and
the reputation their commanders well known. Every
eSeron viii he made promote the comfort OF passengers
and the Interests ofNper The price OF passage 70 Liver
pool In the cabin in er nes hxed al $780, with wises
and stores " every description.
package by tho above ships for hicb asi cfsdng not
taken. For freight or passage, apply 70 -.
STEFHEN WHITNEY,
SANDS. TURNER Fox Co. or
ia HOBT. KERMIT. ~ South II.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12
nh. VANDMNBUKG CHS FEmAL
LIZ NAllNG PILLS ERnM GER AZ AZ - ].

med for suppression reguary and all where nature
does not have her regular and proper course
N. b. Not To be taken during pre- nancy.
Sold only by Mrs BIRD, Midwife and Female Phys
can No. Division 81. New York.
Also her celebrated Soothing Syrup, for children teeth
ing, safe cure and efieciual remedy.
Also, excellent remedy nipples prepared and
soid as above f83mx
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12

Ne a. NJ tNs - For sac y, e,chsnte
~ sisrge ecasuy OF pesnirs Apply the sesA % 'hm o.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12

III DR. U. LEVlSON continues tn the despe-
rate eases OF V's and Mercua Diseases that
pave been under The HANDS Of almost qusck the
try with hs Hunters Red Drop and aImercui isl eabc
medicines lie warrants in Office Divi.
sion 81 four doors from the Square Private Offices attached
m22 1ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12

N "a -.uts : sp,,G s-Sev-rsl very & = New found
~ lanI Dngs sol clips fr ~ale the great Dog Fsa
Aisnyn, NJ snsl srosdw dco rem Duan~ wbers
gent. .r =. dae fras p~ce e2n ~ sIOo0 each
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12


Annexed win be found account oil 'ne rsP~fn' es'
mates. fsslnes fun facts Of the great r's Jss up 70
one o'clock this day We desire our readers 10 read
th,k. srd come to right conclusion
W. -. more and more satisfied that cssnter rerol4-
o saa;s. the Whgs has only begun in this city, bu,
has been secretly in progress for some menths The
rnc;na elements Of this backward movement are the
Of financial clique Of the New York Amer
lean with Governor Marcy and the entire change oil
he monied interest Wallsreet fron their position
OF year. The attacks of the Board of Trade on the
principle Of vested rights involved in the Phenix Bank
the conduct Of the Wing Assembly in its vote on that
questionable total destruction othe Incorporated Bank
ing interest, Renaced by the General Bank Law-ana
the extravagant expenditures of the Corporation have
quietly and silently startled every man OF property ana
every bank stock holder and real estate owner IN the
city We are informed that even John Jacob Asor mas
turned lscefoco under the belief that the Wings by
their recorded votes the Assembly are more destruc
tive than the " destrucves' themselves
These sentiments added to the death of Ciley-the
general conduct Of Inc Wing leaders since last ia-the
letter of Mr.. Bddle-and the proposed union OF the
general and state governments with portion OF the
banking sysiem-,he specie paying portion have been
pervading large portion of the men of property and
unless the wings today and tomorrow change their tao
tics they will inevitably be defeated before shutdown to-
morrow night. They are in danger.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12

ID u,,ni, a. EtF tvfn she. unfurnshsd ruorn,
IL essse hsd Wy Supplying 81 ~ " Marks Place, esrnrr 50
svenne. ~ Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12

RousTH WARp.-In ihr Fourth Ward. 325 votes
had been taken AZ quarter 10 twelve. The chsllsn
eers here exercise very gid scrutiny into the quail
fcations ~ me yiers and n student NJ hum n ma
ture is interesting te observe the wrath and vi
pressed NORTH alton which exhibited nv pcnni A..
able voters when they are challenged and the otse
sequ,ousness OF the chaliengers IN hrgying ,hrw ~
TO be offended and in assuring them o. the hiyh ',
speci they entertain for them. The ma ori,y OF the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-11

A ns,o method Of making Boots and Shoes.
A man in New York has invented a new
way of manufacturing boots and shoes,
which is thus partially described -
list. The whole lower portion, or sole
and insole, of the boot or shoe, is made with
but one scam, instead Of two, as at present
thus increasing the facility and durability Of
the manufacture. 2dy. The boots and
shoes are much more beautiful in appear.
ance during their whole wearing, in conse-
quence of the per leather being turned
from under the foot and inserted in a Pc
culiar channel cut in the insolo which pre-
vents the upper leather both from cracking
and wrinkling, and thus increasing the
value without enhancing the cost Of the nr-
.tce. 3dly. BY dispensing with the inseam
the boot or shoe is rendered far more easy
to the foot, thus preventing corns and bun
Mons; and there being no wei. requiring
scraps to fill up the hollow space between
the sole and nsole which is now OCCASION
cd by the welt, the part on which the foot
rests does not become irregular and uneven,
nor is the sole so soon thrown out Of place
and uneJually worn away"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-11

IRON Steamboats, con-
structed OF iron are no longer a novelty
in England. A late letter from Londos,
written by the editor Of the New York Her
aid, says
Mr.. John Laird, of Birkenhead, who may
be said to be the living Fulton Of England,
has just completed "A splendid iron boat Of
$50 tons, which is snid TO have a speed of
~ miles m hour. This speed arises from
the little draught Of water. With six days
coal, engines and all, she only draws six
feet.
About seventeen Of these iron steamers
have been already constructed. Some
have been sent to the East, and some To
the West There is one on the Euphrates
--one at Bombay, one on the Ganges-
one at Rio Janeiro, and two building for the
Savannah river. +. b. Ogden, of Liver
pool, has sent one to New York, or is abou,
to do so. These iron steamers will super
sede all others on the Amercau rivers.
Snsgs and sawyers, so destructive to steam
ers, on the Ohio or Mississippi, can make
no impression there--or if they do, they
only effect or Injure one of the partitions or
compartments.
In addition to- the above, we give the
following account from recent London
paper -
Iron lStedmboats-We had on Tuesday
the pleasure of Witnessing the launch Of
another iron steam1oat from the manufac-
tory of Messrs. Fairbairne aud Co., Mill
wall Works, Poplar Notwithstanding the
rapid advance which this description Of
vessels has Of late years made IN public es-
tima,ion. the port of London has been Sc
cond IN the race, comparatively few having
been lausched upon the Thames. The
spacious area of the mandatory wa.
crowded with visitors, who continued to ar
rive IN rapid succession I'd 10 the time TIC
launch took place.
Adh"ng The distinguished individual.
present we observe Baron Bulow. the Ru.
sian Ambassador, Earl aud Countess o.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-11
From tho New York Evening. Pos;
RANK RESUMPTION.
Dir. Biddls left Tith Onlya COrpOraP'
Guard.

Nr. Biddis left pifh Onlya COrporaPs
Guard.
The officers of the differen' Banks in
Philadelphia met on Thursday Evening,
when it was resolved, that it be recommend
ed to the different Banks in the city and
county of Philadelphia. to resume specie
payments on the first day Of August next,
with or without the cooperation OF the
Banks, four only voting in the negative
viz:
The United States Baak, of Pennsylvania,
Bank of Pennsylvania,
North America,
Sehuylkill.
Thus the Philadelphia banks appear 10
a state of open rebellion against Mr. Biddle,
whose assumption of authority we suppose
has become at last intolerable. But this Is
not all Mr. Biddle is found voting against
the resumption of specie payments in utter
contradiction to his declaration in his las
letter to John Quincy Adams, that there
was now nothing in the way OF q resump'
ton. His present vote is exactly IN the
spirit of the language attributed to him BY
our political correspondent.
"when all are ready south and west
nnsy resume, if | think best.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-11

Cool Water.-Speaking Of cool water
the Philadelphia Ledger says: "We car
suggest a mode within reach Of every per.
son. Let the jar, pitcher or vessel used fol
water be surrounded with one or moro fold.
Of coarss cotton, to be constantly wet. TIE
evapo ration ofthe water from this will car
ry off the heat from the water inside, and
soon reduce it to the freezing point. In
India and other tropical regions, where ice
cannot he procured, this practice is COM
mon. Let every mechanic or laborer have
at his place of employment :wo pitchers
thus provided, and with lids or covers, the
one to contain water for drinking, the other
for evaporation and he can always have a
supply of cold water in warm weather. A
ny person can test this by dipping finger
in water and holding it in the mir, on warm
day. After doing this three or four times,
he will find his finger uneonfortnbIy cold" !"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-11
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
SUNDAY. July Sih.
Sioop Annawon, Bliven, from New York for
Providence.
MONDAY. July 9th.
Sebr's Mechanic Sawyer, from Pictou IN. S }
for tali River.-LoniSa, Swain, from Baltimore,
New Ycrks-Rubicon Edhiun, from PHILADELPHIA
with Coal to N. Gitford.--N Il. Robinson, Ha,het,
from Newbern, IN. CO with Lumber toGeo jEngs
ESq.,-Fancy from Providence for Baltimore
Cyren, Gardner, from Mill Stone Point. with
stone for the Forls.-Sloop New York, Easton,
from Providence, for New York.
TUESDAY, July 10.
echr Commerce Carr, Q days from Matanzas,
with Molasses TO III. Bull Esq.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-11
Nrw YonE CArrLE MAxrr. July 2

offered to-day, including $40 from the South
The quality Of the csitle was as usual but the de-
mabd being less active the average price is full;
% cents per cvt. lower than that Of Last week
$50 head were taken at ~ S10-averaging g
70 per cwt.
Gov. and Calves-The supply included 30 head
previous prices
Sheep and Lsmbs-Ar. coming in more lreeiy
Il 200 0bcin. offered today, Of which ,OCO were
sold at 81 s3 20 for Sheep aud ~ 20 % 20 foI
Lambs.
H.v and sirsv-Iisy is coming in as required
and sells AZ 62l 1sc- Straw continue. wiihcu
chsncc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-11

Wilton, Earl of Mimic, Sir George and La
dy Murray and family, Sir c. Adam, Sir w.
Parker, etc. There were several foreigners
Of distinction, scientific gentlemen.-The
ceremony of naming the vessel, which has
been called the Nepkd, was performed by
Miss Fsirbarne. The Nerka has been
built for the Emperor of Russia's private
use, and measure las feet in length, by l3
feet beam. She is of nearly similar model
with the Sirius, launched from this fac
tory short time since, and combines great
stowsgeroom in proportion to her bulk,
with strength and buoyaney hitherto un-
attainable in boats built with timber.
Her draught Of water when afloat was
only 2 feet three inches. and with her boi-
Iers and all her material aboard, she will
draw little more than three feet. Ths
builders have received carte blanche for
the fitting up and decorations, which will
be Of the most costly and elegant descrip'
ton. Previous to the launch, the Lords oi
the Admirably present went over the Ram
bo,c, a Liverpsol iron steamboat, and the
Lancashire Witch, an iron boat lately built
which we're anchored opposite the factory
and examined every part of the machinery
etc., with great minuteness. We are glae
to find that the attention of the Government
has been directed to the subject, because
the advantages presented by vessels of thu
const ruction, in point of strength, economy
and speed, are obvious, and require only
to be known to ensure their general adop'
tion.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-11
A new volume of the New York MIRROR

A new volume of the New YORK MIRROR
commenced with the number issued TIE
week before last. The reputation which
the Mirror has SO generally acquired, as
one of the best literary periodicals in the
country, makes any commentator from US
superf1uous. We refer our readers to the
prospectus of the new volume in our sd.
vertising columns.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-11

-. sussday, the Goth ult. ~ ,he Rev. Mr. Du-
u NON Mr, William F. Barker TO Miss Elizabeth
~ ~ M0rgan, daughter of the late Capt. Joseph c.
on rlaay Last, BY the Rev Mr.. Brooks. Cant.
Samuel c. Baily to Miss Susan Towns.nd sangh.
@ ,ei O' Toe late Mr.. Job E. Townsend, all Of this
Ia portsmouth, on the 25th ult by the Rev. MIR.
Iay'0r, Mr.. James Bowler. Of Bristol TO Miss
Sane m S9gseshall, daughter of Mr.. james Cogges-
Al Charleston on the eth ult. Cant. Alexander
u. Swasey; ofihis town, to Miss Anne j. Zillytr,.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-11
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday. July Q

[Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot
At market 230 Beef Cattle, 20 Cows and Calve.
$50 Sheep, and G25 Swine go unsod last week.
About 30 Beef Cattle, and 400 Sheep remain IN
sold.
PRIcEs-Beef Catile-Lasi weeks prices were
hardly supported, and we reduce quotations on
some qualities; first quality at IS a 25 Sc
cond quality 81 a 50i third quality 6 25 IS.
IS. 40, AZ and s45
and 3 25. '"'
swine-Dulli prices are evidently tending
downward, purchasers refusing TO pay the price.
asked small LOT, mostly pigs, sold a; 7lc a
small 20, selected old a. 9; and lot cfpigs aver
aging aoou, - lbs each, yc Al retail very fev
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-11

THIS DAY.
Consolidated Lottery Of Maryland, CT. 10
SPLENDID. SCHEME!
e20, 0,000,-5, o oV,-3,oCo,-2,ooO
1910 and 40 Of $1,000, SC.
Tickets $5
TOMORROW,
1000 dollars for Al.
SUSSEX COUNTY, Glass %.
Cap. $Z,000--TicketsS S24.
FRIDAY,
LITERATURE, Class 2S.
Cap. $6,O0O-Tickets 81
SATURDAY,
VIRGINIA. Wheeling Glass 4.
Cap. $30,0oO-Tickets $40.
For Tiekels or Shares please apply to
B II, MOVES,
1874 Thamcs-st
All orders enclosing Cash or prize-Iickets will
meet with prompt attention.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-11

An unfortunate affray took place ut the
Carlton House, New York, last week, in
which Mr.. Edward Van Zandt, formerly a
resident in this town, received n severe
wound, which, ut first, was considered dan
gerous, but the latest accounts report him
convalescent.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-11
Dts0.

ON Monday I'd inst. after long illness, Mr..
Benjamin Hall, in the 10Th year Of his age.
In brlstoi; on the s2d ult: MIR. Henry w. Di-
mo, mona son OF the late Royal Dimoud, Esq. in the
3Tth year Of his age.
AT Grafton, ON the o3d ult, very suddenly, while
% short visit to her friends, Mrs. Harriet, wife
OF Rev Edward b. Hall, ofProvidence, and dsu.h
ter OF Rev, Professor Ware OF Cambridge Univer
sty.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-11

young woman was killed at Quincy last
week by young man who undertook TO right
en- her by swapping gun at her in sport, but
which, unfortunately, had been loaded without
his knowledge.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-11

% The steamboat Kingston has been
chartered to run, we are informed, between
Sag Harbor and Hartford. She left here
yesterday for New London.