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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08

In the Common Council, last night, Alderman
Greenfield presented an affidavit containing charges
of very grave and highly serious nature against an
officer under the Common Council. The matters
contained iu the affidavit were of so serious and
heinous character that he begged reference Of the
document to special committee, without its being
read. The melton 10 refer carried. reading
was then called for. Alderman Whitehead, having
voted in the affirmative, urged for reconsideration
he thought as the charges were so great and came
up in the shape of an affidavit, the matter ought to
go before the Police magistrates at once This mo-
ton was lost and the special committee wasappeint-
ed, consisting Of Aldermen Robert Smith, Greenfield,
and Bruen Assistant Aldermen Hall, Westervelt,
and Hyde. In the charges it is said wine, women,
and money figure prseminently.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08
DIED.

On the 9Th instant Martha Jsre Burke in the 18th year
her
on the sh instant Mrs sheh judah, in the si year OF
her age.
The instant william Robinson, in the s1th year Of
his age.
cd the sh instant. after short Illness Aarslia T. wifeofJ
W. Darlington.
III The members OF Lafayers Fire Engine, Company No.
49, the rbers Of Fire Department In general
the funeral Of John Buekoh from his late
dence II Edge and Hester streets this afternoon,
q O'Clock precisely
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08
CLEAR ED.

Ships George Washington Hcdrsdge Liverpool Grinne,
soya
Hsmehem Niagara, Besher, Charleston: George Suttos;
Dimone Sherwood Charleen chr Acadan, tBr) Lingley
j. JOHNS ~ = aRRIyED.
Packet ship Svie de Grasse, weiderhold Havre Jan 3D.
and Torbay Jan 5h Experienced heavy gale The NJ
W-spt sails, lost bulwarks, &c &c Lett Torbay shin
Ulysses, Gait, from Rotterdam bound to BALTIMORE 'p
snip sa'tos Berry, Charleston days, and rice,
Ship Hector, Post, Mobile, days. to E. D. Hurlbut Co.
DAYS New Orleans Balmsre inst lat 40 S. lon
Ship newark Dsni an 10 o,,
son Lowden The ~ has experienced weather
Ship George Cabot, Blackler, New orleans % days. to
Ship John Brouer Wilson, Mube, Is days. cotton to s,s.
Brig Tybee, Lyon, Savannah l2 days. mdue to s,urge
Big Emily siotesbury Port su Prince II days via Drink
Lett brig Peneope ST. jshns New York days. 'faer
oOi ba; so%n no Ie
Bark Ellen Thomas, Thomas Maanzas 10 days. fruit to r.
g. Thurson Left brig Curtis, Curtis for New York. in few
Brig Harder Rider Wilmington, NJ with naval stores. TO
Mitchell Co. Left schr Horse, for Baltimore, in few
sehr Elbe Edwards Newbsrn. N c. 10 days. nasal sores
to s Beec ler Co. ,y,,.ox ., ,..,. :.
days. where she put n on assou. Ct head winds with
ao spsdns de Ssr csmen,
ao e YORK. dG ss
Ysrk all ld'g Bartne Fish. Virginia Hyder, do; schrs
Webster Bourne, CharestoB; Comet, Atkins Delaware.
sehr Thsddeus, Bedel Norfolk. days. mdze to sturres
schr Jane Caroline Townsend, Richmond with cea to the
master.
MEMORANDA
There are large quantities OF ice In the Lower Upper
The letter bags Of the Liverpool and Havre packet, will no
taken from the Exchange Reading Room Wall street this
morning Thursday atioi O'Clock. ' ''''
i4oo bales cotton sold auction yesterday twelve
thousand one hundred dollar .so,,
Oh Georges Bank Jan 2s,b Bremen bark Republic from
Bremen bound to Ns scl Y ss = sss s.
HAvRE, Dec 80 Ar Harriet Jessie, Kown Charleston.
Avenir, Beauvas New York; Johnston NewYorI.
orlsans sr f.,ns Duncan New S.. msoess New
Funck, New York; 25-Baimore, Funck New York: Rich
mond' wnshp Rchmosdi Oak, Sears, Charleston; 23-Mi-
Br.ysARIs Dec 2z-sld Helen Mar, from Liverpool for
BsEMEsHAvEs, Dec. 24-Louise, New York; Amelia, and
Cows. Jan i.-Crd sam,ranr, from Batavia for sos.
DEAL, Jan. L-spa ssmsoa, New York; Dec Soft Rms
sell, from Havre, for New Orleans
GREssocg, JON 4-Cabot, Charleston, ld'g Dec 2s-crd
LivrnPoeL, jan i-Cpd orpheus, New York; Dec ss-rd
LoSpos, Jar. 2-Jacob Perkins, Virginia.
ROCHELLE Dec. 24-SPd ActiL New York
"1'' De uNiTEb 6o STATES 11,fS Fol FORTS fstA
NV HAVEN Feb 6-Ar schr Eliza Maria. Chapman, New
BsIsToL, Feb 5-Ar. Exchange, Atkins, New York for
Tsunen James Lanpser New York, for Poydence
HoLnrs HoLE Feb. sAr. Warrior Miller Boston for New
York. ~"
.EOe.nrows, Feb. 2-Br St Paul Tburo, Deer Isle for
PHrLApELrnfA, Feb e-Below Caledonia New York, Dun
Ton Son. dol Calcutta, Cole New York; Copper, shannon.
BALTIsosE, Feb. 5--Ar Delaware, Waite, Portland; epa
Maria Woelam, New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08
Flour and Meal inspected in the City Of Ns York. from May

95i ATS barrels and hhds. 1852 sll II
Mere we have nearly barrels breadsu inspect
in this city for only months of the year. Frem this sin.
gle fact the socks OF the whole country.
correspondent positively the linens by
Adee, Timpson Co. Tuesday, off Is 20 per
under last years prcesaso that respectable friend
Peter Funk the principal purchaser We shall
this point tomorrow.
MoSEY MARKET AND CRY INTELLIGEscE- is little
to notice in the Csnso Marke. this morning The price for the
By the advces from Hamburgh the price Of gold 4s4 per
for standard god gives exchange Of IS o. and the
exchange atHamburgh London at short being ias od
Londos. N' S''N -, - - .''', '''" -
English Mint price Of 81 rs oid the for standard gold
give. exchange of 2 36 and the exchange Paris
cent lower at Paris than in London
Tse Liverpool cation market ha owing to the heavy sup
Ry s Ia during the last Of The year, 'eeeae'
LIVERPOOL Jan l.
Cotton kettle demand for this morning's
market extremely nanmaie and only small portion Of
Liverpool Trads-The following details reave to
the trade in the pert OF Liverpool for the
much interest," showing the state Of this important branch
"From the commencement Of year 2Ist of July
there continued course OF decenson in pricefos Tod
d 10 1877 ia s 91@ 70 SD Tor ordinary to Cd
with sslew and inciu,ing Improvement ue advanced la
per h. from the 2 July the 3lst October
and within week OF the close of the year. Imports
supplied hand consequence was that
prices advanced we after week u.,ordnar, Bowed reach
ed I'd TO fair 81 To 81 and prime ST The import in the
last wee. having ssso una.uaiy heavy Declined a
fair to and prime 81 To a. Brars and other de-
scrpiion folio sed the course here described Of America
Imports aud Exports The impsr into The Kingdom is
I75 $50 bags against zoe 2s6 in 1885, showing of
"a s06 bags Tie decrease arises follows, Brazil
,2s3 barsof Demarara and West India a23-o East In
% from %sre. s S% n s SsdT F.r 1
Of s and they make, before stated 4so6 bags OF de
The export is3soo bags In 1885, showing
crease of Is $50 bag.
StscksThe s,ecks in the ports 25934o bags against
the close of 1885, showing decrease OF bags
The decrease ariseia Americans OF 0 bassin Brazil, Of
l7562n Egyptian of 507-in East nda, of 766-makng
S26sf from which deduct ncreae nj 1874 West India and
Denarsra showing rs before stated, %, Coo"
sales at the Stock Exchange.
"WEDNESDAY, Feb 7-l2M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08

MARRIED..

Ties instant ST. Paurs Church, Broakyn ny the Rev
T. = Britain Mr.. Nahsn Hurt, Of Nottingham Eng Ma
~ Anne. daughter Of the Rev. Mr. Britian, Of former
place.
Al time and place Mr. Henry r. Spoener Emma
third daughter Of the Rev Mr.. Britain oil of Brooklyn
Ga the 6h instant by the Rev. Dr. Miner, Charles Re
ESQ of Philadelphia Lucia Noble Of the John
Sche rmefhorn, ESQ. nf this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08

II Both Boards of the Common Council agreed
to attend the funeral Of Mr.. John Bucklsh the fire.
man, KILLED in Laurens sreet,l today, at 3 O'clock
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08
M ORNING HERALD.


NorcEs,-Atanfism received and shall BE- attended TO-
A ciss Correspondeae Of Count Tasstrcs s, BE- found
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08

n, ,sT,s TNiAL-For sale n this ofkce, 4 sumbsr OF
copies of The trial " Witnesses De-
wa Paul speech Jehn Morifs speech Tbos Pie
ain, district Attorney, charge u Recorder Rhe &C. &C..
Frtes y cents j2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08

FUaNIsHED LODGINas.Aeo couple off ni.l.s
Hall Il Ss s .nS hs CITY
without. Apply 70 No. 8 Murray q. Isl. y
ss On "a. yssssg mar. g
crate price emily can be paid Please address Howard AZ
chs office fsit.
y q these truly drcions ana srce. for e~s
il..-.-----~.--~ 80 'E PACKER.
TEHRAPINs-TERR APINs--TERRA
ed No. sOHs s.esRD.. . b ,Ssp
Fish Market No. a Fulton Market They are warssrs -
b backs e: ' ever Ss2sg' fro" the JOHN s
MAkD OF HEARING.
sum J. human ns ought ss' 5. ney 70 sen The
Known 70 the distressed and the sicLS Erfrsct om Dr.
Pea. Sill have sess informed q helping those who
past troubled with this aiIctiop and nv he
pe confidence sending money 10 You .-s sspeess M,
only an answer bu, sep also.
ne wss had sssysd any ,rs
using s., bearing r sH, :. soos "
Aver AID BY n" LEARNING ,he,. you live make bella
&c, bearing sl.e ny .eiehbor Chanssr did
'ssd ~ and be pessed g send the remedy peos
70, poor neishsor Of sne and wish you do well
Doy ycur best and make hear sgai. q. and all our
Ssys ,ose gT,s % What and
- Ysri eou assy state Of Pe assS~
TOUT ereen keading Pa.
some folks 10 parts have had their eyegh
ored through The strengthening virtues the same remedy
additional hopes ofhelp. r. IL.
Dw.XANnENBURGH,sF FEMALE RENO
= ntlNS fiLLsi FROM OERMANr-An encciual re-
medy iorsuppresson rrerusriy and where
does not have her regular and proper course.
~ v. Not 10 he taken during pref nancy.
sold nnly by Mrs. BIRD, Midwife and Female Pbys-
clan, No Division 81 New York.
Also her celebrated Soothing syrup, Ter children teeth
mg = safe cure and cffectual rvmedy
soid as above
~ Advice gratis. N 3m'
WANTED-A man well scsu ainted with the Brickmak-
w ing business all branches srd who would be satis-
fed for his receive share Of It's proceeds Apply
81 Msdison Csiharpe s from Ia O'Clock morning
ssd from " O'Clock ssrnscn, the 7b and 9Th Febrps-
w inu. f7.at
LIZ vsT,s THiAL--For sale ., this ofNce, sumber OF
copies of The trial " of
va Paul Browns speech Jshn Moulrs sprech Thos Pie
ain, district Attorney charge u Recorder Rker &C.
Price y cents u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08

WANIED-Am man well sain'ed With the srckmak-
w ing business all lie branches ssd who woud be satis-
fed for his services 10 receive share OF It's Apply
81 Madison Caharne IT. from 10 O'Clock morning
ssd from " O'Clock ssrnscn the 7b and 9Th Febrss
inst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08

Beam OF ALDERMEN Feb. IA memorial was
presented from several citizens, praying that the Wa
| ter Commissioners may not be allowed to interfere
with the present channel OF Harlem River but that
they may bring the Croton River across the Harlem
River by means Of an aqueduct, which may also
serve the purpose Of viaduct fer general traffic
| Referred.
The Board then met the Board of Assistants in
l Joint Ballot
The report OF the Chief Engineer, containing vari-
Gus appoiu tments and designations was then read and
approved.
Three members were then expelled from the Fire
Department for neglect Of duty, they having been
notified by the Chief Engineer, and refused 10 attend
the committee their names were John II. Robinson,
OF Engine Co No. Is; Of Amos $. Leach, OF Hose
Co. No. IL; sfWm. Dwirner, Of Hose Go. No. Ia.
Aid. Hoxie then nominated Sexas Nathan, as
Commissioner of the Aims House, rice VIM. A. Tom.
lnson, deceased. lie was appointed by vote Of II
to9 Aid. Williams having nominated John Tarqee.
| Aid. Merritt then nominated Ira G. Gardner as
Deputy Clerk Of the Green wich Market. Aid. Brady
having nominated Joseph Lyon, an old revolutionary
| soldier. Gardner was elected by a vote of to8
The Joint Ballot then sdjpurped.
The COMMITTEES on Gu arity reported resolution non.
coucurrns with the Board Of Assistants in establish
ips soup houses Also resolution referring the mat
Tor 70 the Commissioners Of the Aims House. Both
wore earned
The COMMITTEE on Streets reported resolstior
concerning with the Board Of Assistants in improving
Centre nsrhst On the lN Of May, is3s Carrist.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11
al arrts b.

In this town, on Monday evening, End inst by
Rev. MIR. West, MI Luther Bateman, TO Miss,Ruth
Hazard, daughter of the late Mr. Thomas g Haz-
ard, all of this town.
At Norwich (Conn. on the 22d nit. Mr.. George
Perry TO Miss Izanuah Sly, daughter Of Mr.. John
Sly. Scarcely had the guests TO this wedding re-
turned to their homes, when messengers were dc
spatched to invite them back again to follow tina
bride to her gravc.--Whcn led 10 The hymenial al
ter by the now desolate husband. she was bloom
ing with health, and in the freshness of youth
The first two days after this tender connection wa
formed, the happy parties were rejoicing will
their mutual friends, receiving and returning Wis
its Of fcongratulation. On the third day, disease
with sudden and malignant power, seized the
bride, and in a few hours finished the work OF dis
solution. Before one short week had ended the
same room where the nupas were solernnized
was the place of her funeral--her bridal dress
and ornaments we're excbang ed for the shroud and
coffin.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11

,xh;g of modern s;amp--lhen l say,-and
witbou, the fear Of successful contradiction,
for !, ia we'll known fact,-tlst you were
willing TO barter AWAY your principles,
s,, other your true sentiments, and continue
,o support and sustain that party, provided
il would in return recommend your son-in-
law Tor the office of Surgeon of the Marine
Hospital! You were willing to pledge
yourself, in behalf of your said son-in-law,
TO that effect, and 1t was only after lha, par
,y had refused to comply with that demand
that you went ou! from among them, apos-
tatized, and joined their adversaries. This,
we suppose, is indubitable proof If your ex-
alted patriotism, and that yOT course has
al,odys been for your country, your Whoie
country, and not for any man, or men, or
party.
Were it not that accusing is proving,
where prejudice and credulity unite In sus-
tanning the charge, your letter to Gov. Fran
els might have passed unnoiiced by me-
But if it can be shewn to the genei al satis-
faction, that the source whence emanated
this production is putrid-that the motive
of the writer was revenge, deep, and seat
edit may do much to wipe off the asper-
ions which such a. letter, from such
ons-like ga blow from a frying PAN
though it hurts not, it sullies"-is calcula-
ted to cast upon our present administration
and its democratic friends
MARINE HosPITAL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11
NICHOLAS UNDERWOOD,
CHARLES w. UNDERWOOD.
~SPRING GOODS.-tU
VIM. u. & u. j. SWAN.
MERCHANT TAILORs.
No. 40 THAMES STREET.
No. 40 THAMES STREET.

Ed pEsPECTFULLY inform their friends, ard
Aouie public generally, ihaiihoy have received from
New York. A FULL, AND FASHIONABLE
OF Broadcloibs, Cassimeres. Sat
tne,s and Vestings, suitable for'the season. which
they will make up TO srder, IN the best manuer.
ALSO, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders, iIdkfs,
Comforlers, Cravats, Stocks Bdsoms, Collars. and
every other article usually found in such au establish
ment. Mt prices which canno, fail to suit those who
feel disposed to patronise them.
Cutting particularly attended to-
complete assortment Of READY MADE
CLOTHING, constantly on hand, and for sale as
cheap canb bo bought a any other store in the state
March 25th
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11

The Hon. lssAc McKrM, a representative in Con-
gress from the city of Baltimore died in Washing
ton on Sunday the LIST inst, His body was carried
to Baltimore for interment on Tuesday, aner the
usual funeral obsequies had been performed in the
Capi,ol aud was followed 10 the cars by the men,
bcrs of both Houses, &c, in procession. Cars
we're provided TO carry the whole procession 10
Baltimore, and thirty thousand persons, ii is sta
ted. attended the funeral in that city.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11

The following honest confession appear
ed in the N. Y. Evening Star.
"Nearly ninety seven Banks with all their
various interests and powerful influence, a
bandoned by the administration, joined the
wings at the late fall election in this state,
and was the cause of that result, which as
tonshed the whole Union, and was the fore
runner Of more glorious triumpbs."
Every thing is true in this quotation ex-
cep, the grammar. For saying less than
the Star now says in the teeth of its party
Mr.. Van Barren was most furiously denoun-
ced by the whig prints, and as furionsly by
the Star as by any ofthem. Not months
have passed, and 10, the Star comes out
with frank, full, plump confession that
every word of it is true.-EUe Post.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11
PROBATE NOTICES.

Court of Probate, Newpor april 2, 1888.
TPON the petitien of Russell Clarke, Admins
u traitor on the Estate of GEORGE y. HAS
ARD, late Of Newport yeomaD, dec. stating that
the personal Estate Of said George g. Hazard is in
sufficient to pay the Just debts and funeral charges
Of said George S. Hasard, by the sum Of two thou-
sand two hundred and seventeen dollars and eigb-
ty-fye cents, and praying that he may, IN his SAID
capacity of Administrator, be authorised and en-
powered to sell at Public Auction the real Estate
Of said George 5. IIasard in the town Of Newport,
or so much thereof as shall be sufficient to raise
said sum Of two thousand two hundred and seven
teen dollars and eighty-6ve cents, with incidental
expenses Ii is ordered, that said petition be re-
ceiyed and the consideration thereof referred to
Court of Probate to be holden at the State House,
in Newport on the first Monday in May next, at
o'clock A. NJ. and that previous notice be given by
publishing a copy Of this order three weeks in sue
cession, in the Rhode Island Republican and Heyad
Of the Times for all persons interested to appear at
said time and place and be heard.
4 true Copy HineSs,
II. B. HOWLAED, Probate Clerk
| April 4th, 3w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11

Steam Frigate FutfOn.--A corespon-
dent Of the Bslumore Patriot, writing from
York, thus describes this floating steam
battery
1.-THE courtesy Of Capt. Perry, U. S. ~
brother TO the immortal hero Of the same
name, enabled me by shor, cruise in the
friga,e Fulton, on Thursday, TO appreciate
the value Of steam battery.
One thousand tons burthen, propelled. by
engines capable Of eIerting nine hundred
horse power, moving a, The rate Of thUteen
knots an hour, presenting q small surface
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11

above water 10 hostile caGuna, armed with
six is FOUNDERS, aud eashled by The dis
tance at which she can hull an enemy, with
out exposure to return fire, she is insalu-
able in hArbor defence and if the system is
carried out will rcnde: useless further eX-
penditures on Notifications.
Her engines are periect--no vibrstory
jar from the immense propellins force, and
child with his feeble arm turned crank,
which in an instant arrested the progress of
this moving Leyia,hsn, and brought her to
repose in perfect stiffness.
The Macedonian frigate got under weigh
with us, and we towed her round the shoals
with the ease of canoe, and described u
circle Within our own length.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11

MuRDER.-On Saturday afternoon at a
house of i'll fame in New Bedford, a horrid
murder was perpetratod upon the person
of one Susan Miller, an abandoned female,
by Portuguese named Joseph Sylvia
The deed is said 10 have been committed
in consequence of quarrel between them,
growing out of feelings Of jealousy on his
part; and was effected by shooting her
through the head with a musket, when she
instantly expired. The murderer imme-
diately fled, but was arrested in this town on
Tuesday evening, on board the steamboat
Massachusetts bound to New York, and
taken to New Bedford.-Hercmy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11
Court of Probate, Nerport april g, ls3,

Court of Probate, Newpon AprH2, 1888.
TzyHE Administrators account on the Estate Of
NICHOLAS q. BOSS, late Of Newport,
Attorney at Law, dec was presented for allowance:
II is ordered that the same be received and the
consideration thereof referred TO a Cont OF Pro-
bate, TO be holden at the State House in Newport,
on the Gr.t Monday in May next, at o'clock a. ii.
and that previous notice be given by publishing a
copy Of this order tnree several times in The hod,
bland EepoJlieqn, for all persons interested to ap-
pear at said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-withes',
II. u. UowLiSp, Prob. Clk.
Arrti ith 3y
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11
NOTICE
NOTICE.

TEylIE Subscribers have formed a connexion IN
business under the firm of NICHOLAS
UNDERWOOD ~ son, for the purpose Of
carrying on tho PAINTING & GLAZING
BUSINESS, at the store FORMERLY occupied by
Pelcg Weaver and recently by Nicholas Underwood
No IS Thsmcs-s,rcet where general assortment
of PAINTS, OIL, a. GLASS may always be
found aud all orders in their line will be strictly and
promptly attended to,
NICHOLAS UNDERWOOD,
CHARLES w. UNDERWOOD.
Tho subscriber wishes all those ndcbted,o to him by
note or book account, to call and settle the same,
and those having any demands to present them for
! settlement n. UNDERWOOD.
| March 1ith,-u.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11
ID { c b .

In this town, on Saturday last, after short, but
distressing Illness. Henry Gonsalyo, son Of Mr.
George Edgar, aged years and months.
AT Portsmouth on the lsi inst, Mrs. Sarah Tay-
lor, widow Of Mr. Reuben Taylor, in the 6Sh year
Of her age.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, April Q

[Reportedfor the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot
At mark,t, 2io Beef Cattle, so Sheep, and 500
Swine.
Prices Beef Cattle-A small advance was ei-
fected; we quote extra 81; first quality So 70 a
ST. second quality Sc 90 a Sc 10; third quality
So 50 a Sc %.
Sheep--All i'm market weret taken in one LOT at
about IS 25 each.
Swne-Lots to peddle at : u for sows, and 8
a 50 for Barrows; at retail &c for sowS, and ioc
for barrows.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11
Executives Notice.

The Subscriber, Eaecutris of the last will and
esament Of GIDEON RICkETsON late Of
Newport deceased, having been duly and legally
qualified TO discharge her duties such, requests
all persons indebted 10 the Estate of said Gideon to
make payment to her. and those, who have cai6s
against said estate TO present the sac 10 her, for
payment. EI I,VINA RfCkETsON,
Newport April ., 1s.9. EzecutriI.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11

Halo, Snooks, what's the matter with
you l"-"fve got the bank fever-one
empty pocket, and nothing in the other y
Detroit Post