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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
NS'fS L Judicial District CouIt. Thomus III. Jen-
IL kins, vs.. lis Creditors and the Creditors OF
n Co. The cession of The lnsolyent's p,operty
ia accepted by the Court for the benefit OF his Credt
to aud ii is ordered til meeting his said creditors
uud the creditors OF oteris Is 20. 90 take place Mt tho
office OF j. b. hlarks Esq, Notur, Public on Monday
the III u November next at On'c q k A. N ,or lLu
purpose OF se!ihernting he affairs If sailrnkiI,s
and o1orns y Co.. and in The time ull judicial
jenkins ufa stayed NJ. III. Cohen ESQ il appointeI
represent, tie absent creditors.
Wnsesst tho Hon A. III. buchanan, 1udge Of tie
Court aforesaid, ihis gath October 1853
LEBLANC,
oct27-3,bdSn ~, ,,pL
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NEW BO1kS.

NEW BOt)kS. = .
NAPCLEnN and his Timer, by CHnlngcooft Dula
of Vsreuza, in } yols.
The BIT n'WklTTEN and other tales, by the o.
Eara Family, in vols.
J0khoCk'S Jounls and Jollitier or, tie hursi
-houng. ,acrg, driving, sailing, eating, eccentric
eNna,as"n exploits of that renowned sporting cilze
Mir. John jorrocks, Of ST. Boolph Lane and Gre
Coram 4treet in , tols.
HEALTH II BEAUTY. An explanation OF the
Laws pfGrostli aud Exrrcjse; thronsh which a pea-
sing e"nour, Symmetry OF form and graceful carriage
of The spine and chest prevented, By john Bell NJ b.
just eiNrd and for sale. by
WM Mexican,
oct20 cor ofCaiup Il Common ct
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PRIVATE BOARDING IOUS Z,
1eo,orcd from II C@ionehouse 81,

PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE,
No b. Toulouse s,-By Mrs floifmart.
TE7lIIS house is spacious and conveniently situated
4 for men of business, near the lcvce and the New
Exchange.
The table will be we'll supplied and attended to, and
he charge moderate.
i,oarIers wishing TO have lodging, can be accommo-
dated, at different prices, with commorlious furnished
rooms. Boarders will have the satisfaction meet
here, persons speaking the French, English und Span
sl languages. ang2::n
PENSION BOURG EOISE,
Ruc Toulouse, 10. ID, hh,ue par .Nic VI. H!Bnann,
GNET etabissement es, slaceux, ct &c trouve stue
Sprcs de la Leyee ct de Ia Nouyeilc Bourse, c'cot
dire au centre des aff,ircs
La table s,rn bien fonrnie proprement tenue ct a
un prix modcrt.
Jeux qui prenant pension 6csireraient y logger an
ront DIES apparemens de dinGcns prix, bien gurns Ell
commodes.
Les pcnsionnaires auront Faglcmcnt dy trouvcr
dcs personncs parlan les langues irancase ongluse
ct espagnoe. 2'an
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

4 aNIN ING utfICE aud BOOK Rinde y-our
a. iriends and the ublic in general informed.
that INV hive Printing Office and Book Blnde-
ny in full operation, md conducted ly competent and
experienced men. he tyie being enInely new,
prepared To do variety plain and tahcy job
printing; Also every variety OF ruling and bin ing neat
y sud promptly executed by q
= DAVID FELT s. CO,
Siationer's Hall "a Charties at.
cci9H
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ALSO,-An additional supply of "Threc Expo
rments of L,ving.-Living within the Means,-
Living up to the Manipulating beyond the
Means;' "se4ucl to the Experiments of Living"
THE Hurcourts;" "Thc Savings Bank" &c.
NM7INTER CI.OTHlNG-ll cases, containing
w assortment of Sattinct toudabouts and Pantu
ped Miiled shirts, landing from ship paugus, for sale
by ISAAC BRIDGE u co,
0ct6 l2i Magazine ST
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JNO Nl'nONNELL.
ID c WAIIiRNAN,

The Natchez Freerodrr Louisville Journal; New
York Express; Philadelphia Herald and Sentine l3o7
Atlas will please publish the above three times, and
forward their accounts to this Office.
octI5-im
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JAMES, NEW NOVEL, sc.


rENIE ROBBER. Tale, by the author of 'Rich
H. elicu,' The Gipsey,' 'Attila,' &c in vols.
The Love CHASE, Comedy, in five acts, by
james Sheridan Knowles, author of 'VIrginius,
'The Daughter &c. &c.
Ion, Tragedy, in five acts, by Thomas Noon
Taliourd; 4th edition.
Society AND MANNERS IN AMERICA by Harriet
MaItneau, author of illustrations of Political
Economy in vols 4th edition.
A Practical Summary of the Law and Usage of
Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes; togeth
or with series Of tables, showing when bills, notes
and loans, drawn accepted at amy date vii! fall
due; TO which added rates of commission and
storage, equation of payments, and general intor
nation connected with business of tho counting
house; by b + Foster, Accountant, author of "A
Concise Troatise OF Book Keeping The Clerks
Guide &c.
The LITTLE SKETCH Book course of very easy
lessons in Landscapes, Figures &c. by George
Childs; LIST AID ID series.
Just received and for sale by WIN McKEAN,
jyS cor of Camp and Common SITS.
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Jtl lltoVN ADADtNI.
PREPARATORY to Jefferson Col ege and to 9th
Il ers conducted by b. Grunet,f l. ID.
Exchange Alley, between ont and Eienvi!lc. Thu;
situation was the most eligible that could be found
being entirely from the rose OF the and the
rafting of drays and carriages.
The Jefferson Academy is divided into two depart
merits. The Junior elementary department for the
various branches Of common education in French and
in Engli>h-lhe Senior department for Latin Greek,
Mathematics, &c. PunctuaIty, order discipline
are strictly enJoned aud observed.
Terms Junior Department, per month; $40
Senior do Is
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- T. 4AG0 COFFEE, in grusa bags-lo0 fsesissd
- per brig Star, III stare, for sale by ~
SLATER g. TRIFR,
MA Az Poydras street.
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tS13LASUkf hUrES-tor sue tls uuY, otn,
a $500 Treasury and SSNU Go.ernIrHl
checks on the Gun OF Anienca, Yotk in differ
snt sums. APP is al The office Of
GEO. WIT AN,
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STATE OF I.OUISTAAA,
DARISIl COURT for the Parish of the City Of New
Il Orleans, Present the Honorable Charles Mau
rian Judge. October 25lh, 1888. No. ll2O3, VIM. ID
"copper" vs. his Creditors. The ces-i"n OF property by
the Petitioner is accepted by the Court for the benefit
of his Creditors: it is ordered that meeting of saic
creditors be held before f. Barnett, Notary Public on
Tuesday, tho eth of November 1888 then and there
to deliberate the affairs of the lnsolvent In thu
time all proceedings against his and prop
erty stayed. 1t is farther olderel that Jno. r
Grymes, ESQ. be appointed to represent the absen
creditor III this case.
BY order of the Court.
Clerks Office, New Orleans, 25lh October, 1913
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-03

In this town on Sunday evening 2Sth ult :, Tho
mas w. son, Of Mr.. Thomas Sherman aged 6
years and 3 months
On Thursday morning last, Mrs. Jane Brown
widow OF Capt. Caleb Brown, and daughter of the
late Samuel Z. Carr, OF this town.
AT Charesiown. r. l. on Wednesday last
George Thurston, Esq. aged is years.
Al S'urbridge, Mass on sed April, Capt John
Consdol, aged 7s years, formerly of Portsmouth,
on this Island.
Al Wilmington, N C. on the 18th inst. Mr..
Aron Lopez Rivera, aged i5 years Mr.. r. was
native of this town, but for 25 years he was a
resident Of Wilmington and for 81 years Teller OF
the Bank Of Cape Fear.
In West Greenwich, on 10th inst Joseph Hoxie
ESQ. aged 81 years-formerly Judge of,he Cour
of Common Pleas
In knderhook, N. Y. on the 10Th inst. Miss Jan,
Van Buren, sister OF the President Of the United
States, in the 59,h year of her age.
In Savannah, Sd inst Mis-. Clcmeniine C. Cor
nell. wife of MIR John j. Cornell, native ofJames
town, r. l. but for the last "a years resident c
Beaufort or Savannah.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-03
New Yonk Cattle M,nrrr, June 25.

Beeves-Fiye hundred head Of Beef Cattle we're
offered in market TO day, Of which, all with the
exception Of fifty, were from the South The
quality ofthe cattle was Of fair description, and
the demand being more lively than last We ek
nearly all we're taken al fully previous prices, say
o. SI0-averaging 80 per cwt.
Cows and Calves-The supply to-day included
l6O. lao Of which were sold al So Sf5 being a
decline on the prices lately Obtained.
Sheep and Lambs.-Thc market IL becoming
rather better supplied with Sheep and Lambs,
from New Jersey. Sales are effected readily 81
$3 - for Sheep, and $2 30 a 4 for Lambs.
Hay and Straw-Renail. at previous prices.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-03

MESSAGE ON CANADIAN ArFAIRs.-The
President sent to the House Of Representa-
lives, few days since, message, In az.
swer to call Of that body, relative to re-
cent events on the Northern frontier. in
which, referring to the Sir Robert Peel and
Telegraph affairs, the President says:
These acts have been, so far, treated on
each side rs criminal offences committed
within the jurisdiction Of tribunals, compe-
tent to inquiry in the facts, and TO punish
the persons concerned in them. Invesiiga-
tions have been made, some of the indivld-
uals inculpated have been arrested, and
prosecutions are in progress, the result OF
which cannot be doubtful.
Referring to the apparent design OF some
persons, to involve the nation in war with
England, he says:
| Such design cannot succeed while the
two Governments appreciate and confident
ly rely upon the good faith Of each other in
the performance Of their respective duties
With a fixed determination to use all the
means in my power to put speedy and
satisfactory termination to these border
troubles, have the most confident assu-
RANGES of the cordial cooperation of the
British authorizes, at home and in the
North American possessions, IN the accom-
plshment Of purpose so sincerely and
earnestly desired by the Governments and
people both of the United States and Great
Britain.
The Secretary of War, in communica.
ton accompanying the Presidents Mes
sage, details the orders given to our troops
and adds that Major General Macomb, who
has taken command of the forces on th'
frontier, has been since advised to station
a guard of regulars at each of the ferries sr
the river, and at each port of entry on thu
lakes, in order to protect the persons ant
property Of the subjects of her Britannia
Majesty from any further outrage.
The Secretary estimates the Canadian
volunteers and militia now organized, a
about 25 900 men.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-03
PEACH ORCHARD COAL.

yuyYE SUBSCRIBER. having purchased the
Wharf and Stores, lately owned BY Capt u
Knouies, where be intends keeping supply Of
OA T., would respectfully inform the inb-Siiant'
Of Newport, and its vicinity, that he prepared e
receive orders for the best quality OF RED Ash
Goals large supply Of which is received and
ready for delivery.
ALSO. A supply Of Oak and Pine Wood.
IN STORE.
600 bushels Salt
$50 Gallons fall strained Sperm OIL,
so IIbds. good retailing aolssses.
Asd an Assornent Of GROCERIES.
June n. SIMON NEWIOS, ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-03

TIE Bitter BIr. say neighbor Snobbs
if you don't keep your hens out of my
garden I will shoot them
Very well Doolttle, shoot away; only,
if you kill any of my hens, throw them over
into my yard
Crock went the old fowling piece, morn
ing after morning, and the large ia, hens
were pitched into neighbor Snobbs's yard
like rain. After fortnight or more, Doo-
little discovered that Snobbs never had any
hens, and that he had been shooting his
own, they having broken out of his own
hencoop.-N o. Picayune.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-03

lIoTuERrNG A SrEAmBoAT.-An old wo-
man on the banks Of the Mississippi hailed
one of the biggest steamboats, passing up
the river. which rounded to, supposing she
wanted to take passage. She stepped on
hoard, sought out the Captain, and told
him she wanted to sell him a dozen ofeggs.
She hadn' but eleven by her, but said one
of the old hens was on the nest, and il he
would only wait few minutes, she could
make out full dozen
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-03
RHODE ISLAND CLIMATE.

Newport, a most desirable place in ho
weather, has been thronged with visitors during
the stay of the French national ships at thai
place. A friend who was there during oul
late hottest days, informs us that at no time
was the mercury above 72 deg.-and that he
slept constantly during the nights with blan-
ket covering. Rhode Island has one of the
best summer climates in the world.
Salem ObSerrer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-03
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, June 25.

fReported for the Boston Daily ADV. and Patriot
At market lag Beef Cattle 20 Cows and
Calves; $40 Sheep; and $50 Swine.
Beef Caitie-We quote to correspond with las,
week, viz: FIRST quality 81 $s,25; second quality
81, ,25 S7,75 third quality $3.50 ~ per cwt.
Cows and Calves-In demand. Sales were
made at S2s. "a, 81, AZ and 50.
Sheep apd Lambs-Lots were sold at $2,25, -,
IS, 50 and $3.50.
Swine--One lot only was sold 10 peddle, and
these without weighing; two small lots Of old at
&c; at retail, from 10 I2c. according to size and
qu ality.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-03

ABSENCE OF MIND.-Various editors through
out the country have been vieing with each
other, to see which could fabrcate the best case
Of absent mindedness. Among all that we
have seen, none has been noticed better than
the following A young lady carried letter
to the Post Office, dropped herselfinto the box
instead of the letter, and did not discover the
mistake, till the clerk asked her if she were
singLe,-Hampshiye Gdz.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-03

nFWe invite the attention of our readers TO
the article from the N Y. Evg. Post which we
have headed "Whig Consistency" 1t will
enable them to see how much honesty there is
in the Wing opposition to the Independent
Treasury scheme.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-03

% The Kingston has resumed her reg
ulartrips between this town and Providence,
and will continue them until further notice.
She will leave here this afternoon at o.
clock, and tomorrow afternoon at o'clock,
to accommodate those who wish TO witness
the grand display Of Fireworks Tomorrow
evening in Providence, and will return at
o'clock on Thursday morning.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-03

Disaster.-A heavy rain, very similar to
the one that fell upon Baltimore, and did
so much damage, las. year, fell on the cas-
tern side of the Allegheny Mountains, ut
The Portage Railroad, on Tuesday morning
last. The people in the vicinity call it a
water spout. The rush of waters broke
up the railroad from the foot Of the inclined
plase to Holidaysburg, distance of -four
miles, where it meets the canal. The nnv-
igation along the line is partly by canal,
and partly of slack water, formed by dam
ing the Juniatta river. The rush Of water
was such, at Holidaysburg, as to carry
several boats over the banks Of the canal,
where one was entirely broken up, and the
cargo carried down stream. Several hou-
ses were carried away, and six persons
drowned. The waters swept along with
accumulated force, carrying away the
dams, locks, bridges, and aquaducts, down
to Huntingdon, distance, by the canal, of
some forty miles. Frankslown, Water
street, Alexandria, and other villages were
overnowed-the waters filling the cellars
and the lower stories of the houses-de-
stroyng the gardens, the grass, and the
grain fields along the borders Of the river.
The losses Of individuals are very great,
in buildings, fences, provisions and crops.
The damage to the canal 10 also very great
and will interrupt this important line for nj
least two months.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-03

R~A The subscriber offers FOR sale his Honses
lg.!M and Lot in the village Of Brooklin, Conn.
H-nla- The House has been built but few years,
is convenient and pleasantly situated. On te prem.
Ises are good Barn, Wood-l louse, &c. The Lot
contains one of first rata land, with one Of the
best gardens in the village Possession wi be given
immediately, OF the purchaser may receive the rent
until April, 1889. A part Of the purchase money
may remain f required. For further particulars
aud terms, apply TO ID G. RoBINsoN, at Brooklyn.
TO the subscriber, at Newport, r.. l.
April %. SAMUEL p. MASON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-03
TO LET.

And possession giren immediately.
<&@A The House in Broad-sreet, lately oc-
EsS!M. cupied by Dr. JonN p MANN, dec
IiiiiE The Garden attached to the House. is
.eE=2s1sS extensive, and in good order.-The
House LotandGardeu together, occupy about 34ths
oi an Acre There is a convenient wood shed, aud
various other out-buildiugs and also good well OF
water--Ihe tenant of The House viii have the Use
OF The Farm yard adjoining the House lot, in COM
mon with the occupant Of the Farm. The House
VIII be pat in good order, aud residence for
gentee family, the situation is in all respects highly
eligible. The House is now open for the eyanina'
ton OF those wishing to hire it. For further inior-
nation, apply to etherof ,he Subscribers.
Il. S. BRowN,
BENJAMIN FiNcn:
EDw'D W. LAwToN,
Francis LAwToN.
Newport, Dec. l3th,-if.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-03
SHERWOOD'S
Electro Magnetic Remedies

ElcCtTO- VIA HctlC IAVnuCulCS
ron CHRONIC DISEASES.
ofn. .,... ry.,..,,,.,,l, ;,c,,,J;,s an "a. firm.
V"' ''"'' NTs,r"Sry, Sirss,,,', ,a"s -, :"
Tubercu'ar Cohsumpuon, w Wnl,e owenlnSs.
dyspepsia, serolu'oos sore Eyes
Chrome Disease oi the Liver ,',.
vi me uear. SIa's SGau u.au' r,',,
VI me Spleen nss Evil, =, ror,.,.
ol.n Si.he niun,es' ' EL,ern.;s
vi "e SP'ne' s,nnnrrh..,, { complaints
"""e
| THESE are but different, notifications OF the snin'
disease arising from the same cause, dstingui shes
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-03

N>TSv ~
In this town, on the 23d ult by the Rev. Mr..
koss, Capt. VIM. = Chase Of Nantucket 10 Miss
Elizabeth 5, Congdon, daughter Vi the late Mr..
Cary Congdon, ofIhis town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-03
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Brig Boy, Hathaway, Pictou IN. s.
Sch'r Cleaner, Wilson, Somerset,
DO. Sally Hope, Crowell, Providence,
Sloop Renzie, Heath, do.
Do. New York. Easion, do.
MARINE MEMORANDA.
Ship VIM Engs Vaughan, from Liverpool, ar
rived al Havana 10th inst
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-03

Nrw HAxrsHIRE.-The Democratic Con-
vention at Concord has nominated the Hon.
John Page Of Usverhill, as candidate for Gov
,rnor. at the election in March next, and
Charles G. Atherton, Jared W. Williams, Ira a
Eastman. Edmund Burke, and Tristram Shaw,
for Representatives in Congress.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-03

The Great Ivestera Steam Ship, which lef'
New York on Monday OF last week, had ninety
one passengers. and about 100 tons Of rner
ehandi.e on freight. IL Is said that she carries
out also 5000 letters.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-03

o. Col. Stones account Of the Pn"ee
de yoinyilIe's Fete, on board the Hercules
which ~e publish to-day, will he in'eres'in:
to many Of our readers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-03
FOR PROVIDENCE,

FOR PROVIDENCE,
.U~ The Steamboat KINGS
TON, Capt T. A. RIcnaRp-
<hf5ff5fF nzfHR SON, will leave here for Provi.
~nu1EzEsEssk,7 dence. THIS AFTER
NOON, al 4 o'clock.
TOMORROW AFTERNOON, she will
leave Newport at o'clock--to accommodate those
who wish to witness the GRAND DISPLAY
OF FIREWORKS, in Providence tomorrow
evening, and will leave Providence ats o'clock on
Thursday morning, when she win resume her regu-
lar trips and continue then until further notice.
July ,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-03
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
FRIDAY, June %.
Brig Lconidas, Parsons from Ma,anzas for Prov
idence.-Sloops New York, Easton, from New York
for Providence. o. Delight, Cozzens. from Provi
dence
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-03
USEFUL BOOKS.
Scenes and Characters illus.
trating Christian Truth.

Scenes and Characters Illus.
trating Christian Truth.
The Skcptc Stage Coaeb
Cleans OF Truth Home
Well Spent II our The Backslider
Young Mans Guide Good Life
Temperance Tales Young Lady Abroad
Live and Let Live Wife at Home
Rich Enough Love Tales
Young Vile Swiss Family Robinson
Manual of Prayer Young Ladies Friend
Poor Rich Man, and Rich Poor Man.
Three experiments Of Living,
Elsnor Fulton, or sequel 10 the three experiment.
of Liyipp.-Abbou's select Stories, selected viii
reference TO their moral influence, on the hearts aD'
lives Of the young.-Celestial Scenery, or the won
ders of the Planetary System displayed, Illustrating
tbs perfectons of Deiiy.-Ar Of being happy, iron
the French, by Droz.
Sur Eon d'efre Uswsux' IN Series Of Lefiers
from Father 10 his ehiidren..
Lectures to Young Ladies. comprising outlines
and applications Of the Different branches OF fFemais
Education, by Mrs A. l.. Phclps i.
Hutten's Book Of Nature Laid Open, by Rev. >
L. Blake, a NJ.
Principles Of Physiology. applied to the preserve
ton of Health and TO the Improvement OF Physical
and Mental Education, by Andrew Combe, Nj. ID.
Christian Philosopher. or the connection Of SCI
sncs and Philosophy with Religion, BY Thomas
Dick.
Selections from the writings Of Fenelon with
Memoir Of bis Life, by Lady.
Thoughts on Religion, BY Blaise Pascal, by hev
Edward Braig, A. NJ. Oxon.
Improyement of Society, by tho Diffusion o
knowledge, by Thomas Dick, l.. L- ID.
The above for sale at
JAMES uAMMOND'S
DRY GOODS AND BOOK-STORE-
Jupe O.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-03
LIST OF LETTERS,

REMAINING IN Tur POST OFFICE, NEW
PORT, n. 9.
JULY LIST, 1888.
GFPersons calling for them nil please
say " adrertised," as they are placed in a
separate boz.
r,,.,n,, . Ao,..u Miss Sarah b ? I.'w'en
James N Allen Thomas Manch
Capt b Andres Charles Miller
Fillo Jose Andre u Cut Jeremiah Mason
ter Charles Mosh.r
Miss Ann Austin William Mitchell
Margaret Austin Henry Middleton
B Mrs. Middleton 2
lAB Isabel aIcNic
John Esek Brown N
Jonathan Bell Mira Sarah Norton
John Badury Harriet Northup
VIM Bullock Il
Welcome Bales John Post
VIM Bowers & Co. w Parsoit
Miss Charlotte Brown Parker
Cha.. A Conki;n John w Richmond
Wm. III Callahan Thomas Read
Leonard Chase Thomas Rutledge 3
| Miss Sarah Carie Miss l. |. Rutedge
Amelia Ann Chulch Caroline A Robbins
Phebe Clarke 3
Mrs Charles l. Clarke NiehsW Spencer
Elizabeth Cory Charles K Smith
ID Morton Smith
Samuel Dow, Jun. w Sturgeon
John Dyer Adam w Spicer
Monsieur S1rmux Dubie Charles X Sisson
a. q Ssson
Humphrey Eldredge John Stern
Lieut. Lerval--I. 'lIsrcu
: John Fisher Mrs Ann Saunders
lie c'm'' de Ffanec ss. sI,s Ms,o soddaIs sa,,s,,
Isaac p Gilmore
. William Greene JOSIAH 'rcw Q
Moses ID Gore w
Robert Gardner Nathaniel Willis
Humphrey Clifford Alva WYNN
BENJAMIN Gardner William Il Willis
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