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NO. 43.

eh over ground that he could call "nv
own"
Black Hawk possessed, to y crco. do
gree, one !nc ,r;i; hici, i, is mo, ,,>u.L ~,
Us To c"nc"sr 10 the Iu,il,n-kinLp,ss and
affection tor his wifi. lie never had Iu,t
me one, and with her he hved for upw:,rds
OF iorit year; they had several children.
lhrc' oI whom stIll survive two sons and :,
nhuShtcr. I he eldest son is now one of
me me '""s' promising young braves of The
N'''"h-aud bids fair To he one of its no
D'c men. Tie daughter is sill quite young
hnd Is considered To hc the most beautiful
'''ailrn belonging to her trihc.
lie has no" departed on his long Jour
f"y' m JOIN ih"sc of his people who ave
gone before him to their happy hurting
grounds Tar b, >"s,h Tie settinn sI,n.-N,v
~, ''eai Sprung giant him a clear sum
S'ilnr and a -n,o"iE path w.
'"RN-Thc f'il"win. is taken from rho
New "rk Commercial Adverrscr.-We
copy II tor The b"mr.ii of our fancy, corn
Er""crS. doubling, however whether
much has been gained by these fancy
seeds.
Some three years ago, merchant in
ne" York, while cmpiyiug n box of tea.
onclndinS that corn from China u,us, I'M
something :cw under our sun. H.. had
'hcHI planted, >rthcN grew ami uu,in,,.d
ta>l srrinS | received from wor,bv
ir'cnd portion ni SAID corn. H., !, nav
variety. ~ gave II the name or t,t,;.,,,,
''h pr"iihc. or tree corn us it strike. of IN
'"", three. ANA frequently !,ur hr;, che. -,
app Tincc like Sim.I tree. and nro,,u-
c"> an ,ar AT the head uf rarh h.,,cL
'ir'e;iS the cOimrion corn shoots uu, -,
t.r ear from the side ot the stalk: II rrn,ve
irnii' ci"hi To ten feet hieh pruduces an
aoihianrc Ol inidcr. l. n large white O,n,
WIN twelve rows of corn, aud cars from
!. To IL incn"> long. | counted six bun-
anu ~ grams on one ear. Itwas ,,I,n-
ted "n the lOl. oi May. and had ,,r. 6.
1" bon on the iuih OF july Its produco
was m"'h curiaIicd h> the long ,iruuyht
"n' Notwithstanding | counted TWO ,ion'
sand one hundred aud twenty grains rho
pr"iut'i oi one stalk; heinc an ncrc,so nr
i"" 'n"i'>and from on" The Du,,on
("nrh Is IN excellent rorn) pIar,ed nm
me same day. "n the same field. and re-
cc'''n" Tic same quantity of manure: crosa
P'"uShinS and hocInc, did not produce
one haii. l hc patch about Two huudreL
n,..s, was examined by several rcspec,a-
't'ln" new ana s"mrtIii. superior.
The corn may he had of G.. G.. Thor
hurn New York. an, at the STORE of Wi
liam lh"'burn. IN Albany. price % cent,
per '"r: the melt profits Ia he ..ivrn 10 some
oi tn" charitable institutions in New Yorl.
hni Albany. Now iiilIcrc is a fnru,cr hc-
tween Name and the Rocky Mountains
Vii" would rather pay 81 cents for two
9'ii> -! brandy. than To buy one car of ,l,is
cora, which viii plant on" hundred hills
! say, II there is ~m,h u man, he ought 10
ne lea on n"lhn" hut Supaun and hut,cr
mix a. long rs his little sou! and hi. car
"aS> viii han" together. 4 stalk, !.ayiur
IL" ears on. !" SHOW the manner of growth,
may ne seen AT 'hr above stores.
"Gi;ANr TMORHTRN.
"iiaic't's Coy. Srp, -. 1888"
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LIARS.


ir THE As. cIIIl.f JUSTICE MELLON, MAINE
rh7ts tn ssrira" fff,ssr-
VIII n<ife eOrid Ground Carrss"s
A'ii the ear uO SORROW knn,vS!
linen. the ''N.' - brir:rt and cleaning
ASS -i,nn. rs -,nili,g ,lav:
JOY and peace may there be hcaming,
Still uniniiuencci b. Your SWAY
Why should sudden lu Of feeling
WI iiv should ira sport. ilo ii tn" cycs!
w ny Wien ii"n rour :nu,tain stealing,
ID" y flow u'!d r;puurrs Sl.!.~!
W i"r" the i"ii:I. whence pain and august
Call e e'n.l!. 'oi tic, relief!
Can>ina agony 20 lansui>h
In =" dee and dari, Mn: rricfl
Crystal tears, 50 freely ponrirg.
Pronp, IA, il d,.' To ;.rr,nrin.
Irll when g"n'!r "nlrs are blowing
isoun'' lie rn. and whc .t.c >i,rln
McSs' ns Is "t .,ln'uc>%. rushing,
Hr'ar'ii@ orders from tie hear
ShowerIng chr"ns. in b anty blush
Laughing AZ the p,ini' rs art.
Messengers OF deepest sorrow.
rom the seat al G uci pain;
ilopnI" St':! relies n-nnrrow
Ninir k"pr- pr0nISr- aye vain
Messengers q tender prSSiou,
Nclf ~ >!nr"'!l u. Il love-
Hearts o'rrilnwiug viii, rnmun .Siou.
Warmd with imllurnrr from above.
MESSENGERS from hears de-. airing.
.Aud :'um Con-c.c:c,, IN alarm:
LIS ir:hiiis c1'ao. II. preparing.
And II" aid from mortal ann:
Messengers from heart Is repeating.
Washing nni IL" -tni,Is e SIN:
Mercy Sm'iin"-- II. .vp. assru;inu-
Peace around and peace within.
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miscellaneous.
From Mr baltimore .lmcrirgu

From tt' baltimore imcrir0u
BLACK llAwk.-During residence of
Nr''rh' years IN what Is now the Territory
"i Iowa. had many opportunities ni Scc;n.
ami ronvrrsinS with His noted " nrriur,
AMI oltcn looked back with feeling. nf
great pleasure 10 The many tokens of 90 d
Will ard friendship that he has frequent
iy bestowed upon me. His lod.c vas cy
cr open |" the stranger. au,l he WI, cv,.,
ready To share thar with him winch IN.
might most want, eiihcr his furs and blnni;
cts tor couch. or his corn and vrni~ou Tor
II rrpa'l lie alway, spoke in terms of
high regard for the whirr,, ,ayin. tba, N.
'"uSh' IKE brave man, hul in peace hc
wished To forget his hand had ever been
raiscl against them. Iii, career MS u wor.
rior commenced at II very carly are: when
he was nut fourteen years old, his father
fawhccSc l"d :; war party again>, the Osa
gcS. IN winch expedition hr accompanied
HIM; they succeeded IN reaching the village
Of the OsaSc,. which they attacked, and
alter very severe encounter. they routed
their enemies aud burnt thir town. In
this battle Black Hawks faihcr was killed,
but he itvcn2cd his dcaih bv KILN. ana
scnlnng The Usage who had slain him.
lie was i0nd at rccnuniIn;. his earlier ex
plniis, and often bnasicd of his being It the
right hand "f Trcunsch. when the latter
was killed nt the hattie ufihc Thames
Ills account ofihc ii a,h of this distinguish
cd warrior was related TO me bv himself,
during an evening that spent in his lodge
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NNeetit aetess.
ACTUMNAL A TRIES.

by L. }. OUsELEY.
Beautiful trees,
Clothed ~ yo'n Autumns dy ing rob- s-yc Iool
Nior: lovely far
Than waning STAR
Oraush, i!u; snukcd (or,,en,b in u,,u,o.,,
Ihosc rainbow hucs.
ha'hcd M the shade and snnI,sh, Of the ,iav.
Bd thoughts arise
OrparadiSc.
I'm eternal life. An! why should time decay
These rainbow hics!
Villa, is like We,
When ye,rc most lo>eiy-rcrish;no u,sco,,
Your leave uuIuiI
And yet We withGr mid yulr ,lorv's ,,I,,,
What is like yc!
TIL emicarna form
OF maiden innoccn:' in youthful eve;
n III" ar,hly bright
vi hel eyes light
fiasilins Tn henuy: still doth death inweavc
Tn ''ndcaring form.
The subducd smile:
he rose ID, nl''si' bi'Sk,rg on her snowy check,
me cain drawn breath
Speaks not OF death:
no Wriui.ils pam ito >ir..-wir-all is mcck:-
Tie s,ihducd mile.
Yes. there is Death
i-u'k'ns bencalh til enchanting form Of hcoi,h
Fen as t.e leaf.
Her life is brief
The Autumn Deali, his victim takes Inv s,o,l,
Yes. there is Death.
Beautiful trces!
Ilo'hed m y"n' Antumn'- dying robc-yc look
More lovely far
gTlan waning star:
Or aughtthal's mark d lor death natures boo,.
Sfcautni trcc-!
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Cloths, Gass5rs,c.rs, VESTS

HATS. iOCkS ANDGIOVES
'!t. Subscribers have received *pIrn-
n did assortment nf The above articles. ri
'"' ih''>' styles, I" which they invite 'ic nl.
'ch''"n ct their customers. They ar" pre-
pared I" execute aii ",,!rrS for rlo:hin. in
tn" best style and on The u.n,, r..aSunah.c
terms. c. L. IL r. PENN ~ e.,
O"i. D.. IS3S ,r3s
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Sm f1o'rCrS..-t southern farmer says
II" plants , hills Of them in each fence pan
mel g." "%r: and Is soon rs The blossom be-
SinS 10 appear. he cuts The stalks about n
loot trn:n the ground, gives them to his
h"rScS, VIII" eat them with avi,litv. They
ave also good provcndcr for cattle, tho
seeds are good feed for poultry. g. tea made
o. them * superior us Il medicine. to that
made "f ilaNc'l. The oil made of them
hurn> nearly as well rs sperm.
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State OF south art,Iina.
EDGEFIETD DISTRICT

Jesse Williams Applicants, ".
Nathaniel Williams ct nj. defendants.
NIB Y IN Order from the Ordinary of ,inr-
NE lid District, | shall proceed to Sc on
the iirs, >l"ndhy of December M at i:dYcicd
Court House the lands belou.ing TO the Esac
Of Henry Williams. Deceased. situate in a,d
District, on the waters OF dsto Hivcr and
bounding on lands Of Dc,icii IIoSon'nck. lands
of the Es'a:c of Matthias Jones d"crnsrtl. Ma
thanic! Williams and others. AID con,aiain.
one hundred and seventy acres. more or less
on cr'd dit ni twelve months. thu purchaser 10
give bond and personal security. and IL mont
gage OF the premises to the Ordinary. COST
to be paid III cash.
WM. III. MOSS, S. f.. ID.
Nov 10, 1873 cal
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State of south az lin; .
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Nov 10, 1888
Davis T,s,ck and wife Susan, Applicants,

"
Jcmina Gallman and others, Defendants.
EDY an Order from the 1rtlt ar. oi ldcr-
u d fled District, S!ia | i.rocccd 10 scil on
the first Monday i'll December next, III d. ciirIh
&. IL. thu lai'is bcioii" ing ii'c Csia:" OF Dan
icl iial. man, deceased. situate III said .JiS rl.i
on the WATERS Of Log Creek, and bounding ~,
lands OF RoScllu Biliocli. Allen Y. Button, D A.
Wallace and Others and containing two hun,l-
rcd and thirty two acres. more "r less "n IL crr-
dit of twelve months Purchaser TO .iv, bond
and personal security. and q mortgage III the
premises to- the Ordinary Cos. to be- paid in
cash, W. IL. MOSS. ) t. H.
Nov IL. 1888 cal
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wAGL SALx CTGTHING
md CLOik ~ iEI-UOISE

No ~. i'ruri street, ChnIiS!Ou. =. &.
VESliE undersigned lIav,n. established Il
"a br.tI ch of his New York IInli,, M No.
~, earl street. Charleston. first dnoi b. low
litat, McHurhcy * Co. is HOW receiving and
"Ern'n: large and general a. or,n,"nt ot rca
"N IN Il" Cl.oi HING. and CLDAES which
VIII hr offered 10 purchasers fur cash or an
proved paper, AT New York ,riccs
LEWIS B. BROWN.
Oct27, 1899. an
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tate Of south ;;roIina.
EDGEF'ELD DISTRiCT.
E!drcd Cubrrath, Applicant,

Francis Culbrenth Defendant.
ESY an Order from The Ordinary of ELgcfcll
District. shalt proceed to sell. on tie first
Monday in December next at EdgciirId Conrt
House. the lands brlouginc I" The estate oi lIa
eel Cnlbrcatl!, deceased, situate in Edcciicld
Distric, OH the waters of the ITa iway Swami
and bou ding nn lands of .ino Cuhrcatl., jesse
CulbrcaIh, Ben amin Smith ard oilers con
taining one hundred and sixty five acres. more
or less. on a credit oi twelve months Pmrcha
scrs to give bond and personal security. and IL
mortgage of the premises to the Ordinary. Cost
TO he paid in cash.
w. II. MOSS, 5. f. d.
Nov 10. 1893 cII
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Among all tho moral societies with which ony
world nln""dS. we know of m"n' more excel
lent than tn" tn" wl,Ich now propose
fnSt. An Ani-horrowing The property of
Your n"'shhor, without paying him for the l,sc
of II So'lcty
Society second An Ant-subscribins to a
NEWSPAPERS, wit, no Intention to pa, -Socc'y.
This last VIC confess, we have most ut htar,
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TRENDS ana The p'ih!ic gene: aIlv. that The '
ar" now 'ccrivir% then stuck q. iaH aad u IN.
'cT Goods; c"I'sle'n. 4 the ioiow,ns articles
super ID black Italian l.uS,ling Silk.
. tiio de Swiss
= !S,:l. iuw
Figured
q Muslin ,ic Lane
;.n"iSh Frinis, new srvlc,
" Fancy an,; Monr,,iun :.
" furniture
red and white I1annclS. white Canton =.
acN ana co'"icd - ana 4 CIrc;,s-I,n.
h"i Cir" dc Nap crino
6-i ir nn,! II.
b-l t".o alton Cord
Ladies super linc, >ilt SIn,wis and Icils.
rii!i Lama a.
rci-,.trrlnO
Sii'' and bullion fringe
c"ior'd n"iIiiO ansi cnnciiic bor-
.lcrr,l
China silk Hose.
Ladies black ribbed
".$icd and mrrno
whit" 4 q conrrd cotton
rene muslin worked Collars
Si!'., beaver ard hn>hin ;.l,,ycs
hoi:ic, and belt Rlhhnns.
linc! AMI auhrr Ih!k,*.
inouriinc mil>in Coli;,Is.
-, super s.iiSi'S Suaw Bo.ncts.
Misses
Loo law AID Irish i..urns Dinner To,vc,s
81 ab.", n y A. DiaIrr.,
n -ood 'ss0,inrn, of S:liIc;s Casnrrcs and
NcS!nSS,
Blue. hiar!> ''d inviSiil" Green Cloths
i"r"ii"r'. fina" and ,irn,ilv.
Cotton net Shir.s and .>us,,rndrrs.
ven br. SKIN, wonlcn &cl.ir,I Berlin Gloves
mixed and white Hi.il,S wool half Hose,
black Sllh ai'i worSi'tl
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~ D 1 i &C.

a Ill persons ndrblrd to tn" Estate OF
"A francis NJ. Young, are requested to
max" immediate payment; and all persons
having demands against the Estate are o.
qucstrd L" pr"scn them duly allrSrcd.
Edmund PENN, ddm'r.
Oct lMh lS:iS n rs
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AMERICAN HAsb'EE;HI.

fHNlIE Suh-riibrr lak"s .rca; pleasure H. IN
ii i"rmln" hI- friends u the public general
~ that he has "pc c,c'l his large aud rnmo,Iio,.-
House, AMI wi b. vcr' thankful in ,hrm tor :.
lih i;ilSlhrc q. til"ir patronage Tie atcr$ hiin
sell i!ia' from III" experience 0i the Lady " no
has clElr.c ~ i'ic domestic affairs of tie IIousc
as" his Servants aud llosllcrS tocc,hrrw III, his
"w" will and disposition t" please that general
sal >taciion NAV br given. Th" situation nf,h
iio'S'' ail"rdsa convenience. .par;cuarIvd
bile I" persons who may have business tn attend
to. or wh" n,rv WISH io take .!r Rail Ho,d Car
fo' Charleston: ii hi stable lots ar. l,r." aud
well prrpaicd "r the accommodation of Gentle
men who may hav" Stock for sale
G.. w. MAYSON
Oct ~, 1893 # ~
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Nae'H'E Es,EG.

a l. p"rsOit- in,ch.d To the estate of Ear
IA ihol"mcw knb.rli. deceased ave rcuu,s-
led 90 max" immediate payment: ami all per
s"i i'a' IN: dcnia"s hSail's the san lat, are.
requested to present them duly altescd
LEWIS Li.LSLI.Y. Idn'r.
Nov:j, ISIS II IN
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GEE e r..

Nin Hnbc ars "avc rcrcNrda suppl of
''EEAL SUPERIOR quality tor tamil,
use. G. J.. II T.. PENN n Co.
wv 81. iH''o q 80
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EsseasTS a,1,7 Sesas =

2 t>' rc'"i>"d. Il GOOD sand complete. ;%sn.t
~ men "i L"di'S. T.m!c"cM anil Chihircn' :
E00f* AMI ShOfS. manufactured express V i.r this
market. ainl wurnn eh "ood For sale bv
Nov II. LBS T4l CA. DOiVD
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Sadqes!.an4.s Hanet,eag Gtesk lin.

mcraic. wnch will be- sold on accom,nodatiur
terms Tor cash. or OH time to p,lnctuai cuS,nul-
rrS. NlCIlOlSDS ,S PR. SSi,N
Nov il, 1879 =. Al
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hFc -cci n'sS'n' ~ h'h'irky. pieces o.
this skin tanned. and displayed as having be-
lon"ed 10 Tccum>c'i. have never however
until now. thought proper 10 l,ndcrrrvc hr
holders as to the authenticity OF the honorable
trophics.
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New E'asI a6ass Winter
G658EeS.

nc subscribers lcS leave to inform the ir
trends and The public scnc:aIlv. lhat tl,ry
ar" now rccrivirg then stuc> q, TIA 0yi I'm
Ter Go0ds; coIisl>'In. 4 the ioi0y,nn articles.
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RCRE.s.S'6sEXE,
EsasOs4s & %'s,sT,seyAsss-

t'""l ;Ss.r'lu":.i ut ,r!,"ni fRISsifai auJ
"a M""1 E"ohS. ais" ta.' :".,l Letter pap,r.
; nj sinm" an, ln;Iriihlr lax. dc. ,lc.
''i., '"r"i'ed 10y &. y. DDWH.
n l.! i-:,S riI
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FRESH RICE

LIZ ~, S'n"rih":> iav" received Two
i'ric"S al the above article. of very excel
'c', qnn'ity. q. l.. ~ T.. PENN q co.
NssS3F HOUSE MOE ASSES.
Cp Hi - o. 'i'S. qn,ii, ,nynr Iiousc u..u:.
~ stS' just received by the subscribers
u. l.. Il t.. PENN y co.
Nov II, l-&S tr1l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-18
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the SENATE, on Monday, a number
of petitions were presented. The Anti
Duelling bill was then taken up, and after
few remarks by Mr. Clay of Kentucky, it
was passed-yeas 81, nays |. The bill for
graduating the price of public lands was
taken up, and debated at considerable
length. On Tuesday, a number of petit
IONS were presented and referred. The
Senate took up a resolution offered some
time since, by Mr.. Davis, calling for infor-
nation to enable the Senate to Judge what
forti6cations might be diminished or dis
pensed with, and whether a system of de-
fence by the aid of steam batteries might
not be more economical and efficient than
the present. After some explanation by
MIR. Davis it was agreed TO. On Thurs
day the committee appointed to investigate
the charges against MIR. Ruggles, of Maine,
made report unanimously acquitting him.
On Friday the bill TO graduate and re-
duce the price of public lands, was passed
The bill provides for gradual reduction OF
the price of lands, after they have been of
fered for entry certain time, to seventy
five cents an acre but no person can enter
more than one seeton, at a price less than
one dollar and twenty five cents.
In THE HousE.-The Navy appropria-
ton bill, the consideration of which had
occupied the House several previous days,
passed on Wednesday. The debate was
principally confined to the appropriations
for the Exploring Expedition, on a motion
to reduce them, but they were finally car.
ried by vote of 81 to 81 so we now hope
that the expedition will soon he off On
Friday MIR. Cambrelsug reported bill to
authorize the Secretary TO reissue Treasu-
ry notes, in the place of those which have
been cancelled. Mr.. c. xplained-therc
was 40 money in the Treasury to meet the
appropriation bills which had passed, and
that all the dues to the Government were
now paid in Treasury notes, which were
cancelled, according to law, as soon as re-
ceived. He said he should solicit the atten-
ton of the House to the bill on Tuesday,
Vesterday.) Nothing else of note was act
ed on in either House
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-18
MHIG PURITY OF ELECTION.

The Wings are continually barping on
the purity Of election and the vast majori-
ties they should obtain were it not for ille-
gal voters. The following facts will show
that their " preaching is not practice :" and
that these very conscientious Wings make
no scrupc of resorting to the basest means
in order TO secure their abused power, and
perpetuate their despicacle rule in our city
council.
On the last day of the election just ter
minated, the keeper Of the BrldeweIl was
seen to issue forth with prisoner named
Roberl Marin, committed for larceny. The
two proceeded to the Recorders Office,
where bail was rendered for the prisoner
and refused. Marin was then placed in
charge of Marshal named David Dorrance;
hack was procured into which the two
worthless entered and were driven to the
Fourth Ward poll. Marin here attempted
TO vote, but upon being challenged by the
party who had watched his egress from
Bridewel, refused to take the usual oath,
and went away. Marin and his keeper,
Dorrance, re-en;ered the hack and wero
driven TO the Sixth Ward poll, where Marin
again attempted to deposit his vote, but was
again foiled by the activity Of his watcher
Finding themselves thus dogged, Dofrance
and Marin entered he hack and were drlv-
en- TO the Seventeenth Ward. and upon Ma
rim offering his vote, his challenger told him
it was useless, he should not vote in that
Ward. Dorrance on this began to bluster,
and swore his man should vote somewhere.
The hack was discharged, and the pair gave
leg bail, in the hope of escaping further OBJ
sersatiou. The excitement, however, had
rendered these pure Wings thirsty, "sor-
row is dry;" they entered tavern to wet
their whistles, when the poiaiion oyercame
the keeper having the thief in charge, who,
forgeifu of the kindness he had received.
was seized with an inconiinent desire OF
liberty, and bol,cd, leaving Dorance 10 re-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-18

We are requested TO state, for the iufor-
nation Of those who wish to obtain Insu-
rance against FIRE, that in consequence Of
the unfavorable reports in circulation as to
the state of our Fire apparatus, the Direc-
tors of the Providence Mutual Fire Msu-
rance Company passed vote, requesting g
their Agent for this Town to make the prop
er enquiries on the subject and report to
them; which has accordingly been done.
A letter from the Secretary, in reply, ex-
presses the entire satisfaction of the Board
with the Report, and in conclusion remarks
I" We shall continue TO take your risks with
even more satisfaction than hitherto we have
done" ."-Nercury.
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In this town, on Sunday evening last, by Rev.
Mr. Mckenzie, Mr.. Thomas Gardner, TO Miss E.
hzabeth Chapman, daughter of the late Mr. Bren-
ton Chapman, all Of this town.
Al Portsmouth on Thursday last, by Rev. Mr..
Fenuer, Col. Amasa Gray, of Little Compton, to
Miss Phebe Ann Irish, daughter of Mr.. SouthwicS
Irish, of Portsmouth.
At the Friends western Meeting g-housc in South
Kingsiown, on he 4th inst George w. Carr, OF
jamestown, 10 Sarah Foster, daughter of Othnie
Foster of South Kingstown.
At East Greenwich on the I'd inst. Mr. John H.
Adams, of Providence, TO Miss Alice A. III. Cook
daughter Of The late Nj. John Cook jun of this
town.
At Pawtucket on the OH inst, by Rev, Mr. Tat,
MIR. 5. ID. Melville, Of Newport, TO Miss Maria L..
Guild of Pawtucke;.
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NOTICE.-Tbe Iy,b Lec,rre ,nde, ~.

NOTlCE.-The II,h Lecture ander the
direction of the Committee, will be deliver
ed at Armory Hall. on FRIDAY evening
next. April 2oth, at "a O'Clock, on the " .iu-
rora Boreohs or Northern Lights, by Rev.
Mr.. WEsT.
o. Tickets to be had at the Book store
of Messrs. VIM. Callahan, and VIM. A,
Barber, & of Mr. r. J. Taylor, Druggist.
April 18th.
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ID { 6 d. 4.

In this town, on Tuesday 10Th inst Mary Swim
burne in the XCllI year OF her age.
On Friday last, George Frederick, son Of Mr.
William p, Cory, aged years and months
Al Fall River on the 29th ult Mr. Thomas
Vickery, formerly OF this town, aged As years.
AT Philadelphia on the 9th inst Thomas Butler,
Esq. native Of South Carolna-Mr Butler had
making this Town his Summer resi-
dence, and had purchased large and valuable es
tate, for the purpose of erecting a costly edfce
In s. Kingston on tho 10th inst, Mr. Rober, c.
Brown aged 22-and on Friday last Mr.. Rober,
Rodman aged 65.
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turn voteless and solitary to Bridewell, to
put the best face upon the matter he could.
We are sorry for the Joke of the thing that
Marin did not effectually escape. The un-
fortunate loafer was recaptured yesterday
morning, and removed to his old quarters
in Brdewell, there to rumina,e on the in
constancy of fortune, Whig patriotism, and
the purity of election as understood by the
immaculate Webb-whigs.-New Era.
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday aDri, o

[Reportcdfor the Boston DAILY Adv. and Patriot,
At market 200 Beef Cattle, 20 yokes Working
Oxen, 10 COWS ana Calves, IS Sheep, and 720
swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-We quote extra : so, frs,
quality az 81 az %; second quality Sc IS 90
third quality So so a 6 so 80" w
Working OHen-Sales duh; few pairs only
were sold. N''
Cows and Calves-We notice the sales of seve
ral-S2i. 20, 80 and Si5
Sheep-Price not made public
Swine-Lots were taken at Z a 7 Ia for Sows
and s IA for Barrows; at retail &c for Sows
and 10 cts for Barrows.