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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
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CHILDREN TEET.HTNG, PREPARED b
HIMSELF The passage OF the Teeth through
he gums produces troublesome andfdangerous sym
toms. IL is known bv mothers that there is great
irritation ia the mouth and gumsdurng this process.
he gums swell the secretion OF saliva is incre ased
Rhe child Is seized with frequent andsudden fits Of
trying watehisgs, starting in the sleep and spasms
|of peculiar parts; the child shrieks with extreme
ioence, and ihrusts IFS fingers into its mouth II
these precusory symptoms notspecdily allevated
.pasmodic commissions universally supervene, and
soon cause the dissolution Of the infant If mothers
who have their little babes afflicted with these dis
tressipg symptoms, would apply DIR. William Ev
ans Celebrated Soothing Syrup, which has preser-
we'd hundreds Of infants when thought past recovery
from being suddenly attacked with that fatalmala-
DIV, commissions. For sale in Martins burg by
October "a, 1898. VIM, DORSEY Agent
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
Mitch COaUs, Stock Hogs,

and Sheep, also farming utensils, such one Wa
gon, Ploughs, and Harrows, one Wheat Fan, Hay,
and Wood Ladders, Horse gears, elegant one
Horse Stay, &c., also Household Furniture, of eve
ny description nearly all new, such ten plate
stove, Bureaus, Tables, Chairs, &c and many ar
ticles too tedious TO mention. Terms made known
on the day of sale. DAN'L. G. PRICE.
Eehrnnry e 12SQ-2w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

REwARpING AN EDITOR. Rick
etts, formerly journeyman printer of
Washington, and late Editor ofthe War
renton Jeffersonian, thorough-golng Lo-
co Foco paper, has been appointed to a
thousand dollar clerkship in one of tho
Departments at Washington. Small ia
vor thankfully received and large ones 10
proportion. - Potomac ADJ.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

A SLY SLAP AT VAN BuREN.-Gov.
Porter, of Pennsylvania, has the follow
ing significant paragraph in late mess
age.
-" II is frequently observed in the case
otprivate individuals, that the sudden ac.
QUESTION Of wealth $ injurious to the pru-
dent habits and sound morals Of the pos
SCISSOR. 1t is more empbat cally true in
the case Of Government-corru creeps
IN unperceivcd through thousand chan
nels, and eats out the substance Of the
people before they are aware of its steal
thy approach"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

FRIENDSHIP or THE WoRLD.-When
| see leaves drop fiom their trees in the
beginning Of autumn, just such, think |,
IL the friendship oil the world While the
sap of maintenance lasts, my friends
swarm in abundance but in the winter
Of my need, they leave me naked. He
Is happy man that hath true friend at
his need, but he is more truly happy that
hath no need Of his friend.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
P1tbLic Sale.

NNHE subscriber having determined to re-
l. to the West, viii sell at public auction.
at his residence on Tuscarora, FIVE miles west of
Martsnburg, to the highest bidder on Friday the
lst day of March next the following porperty viz
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

The manner in which the murder Of
Gen. Bull, OF Abbeville, S. c. was dctec
ted illustrates, in signal degree, the
means which Providence adopts to con.
found and Illustrate the continuance Of the
wicked. He was murdered by his own
negroes, who, after despatching him, pla-
ced his foot in the s,irrup and caused his
horse to drag him considerable distance
in order to produce the impression that he
had been thrown and thus killed. But,
IN their CONSERVATION at their own wick :
edness, they placed the right foot in the
ieft strrup, and the weight of the body
broke the stirrup leather. Thus afford
ing conclusive evidence that he could not
have met his death from falling from his
horse and being dragged over the ground.
Bali. Chron.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

tIRGx.NI.9:-intheC County Courtof Berkeley.
William G. Morgan, On bill to divide the
against ) Slaves and sell dow
Morgan Morgan's heirs, er land.
TENhis cause came on the 10th day Of Dec. 1888
for the infant defendants, and the answer, of the
whereupon the Court doth adjudge order and de-
Snodgrass, and Richard Undertake or any
three of them be and they are appointed Commits
sioners Of this Court for the purpose of dividing a
mong the heirs parties this bill the slaves Of the
estate of Morgan Morgan decd. as named in the
bill allowing VIM. G. Morgan, two shares, his own
and Sam'l Morgan's And to Maria Swimley and
Lucinda Morgan the share of Mary Morgan decd.
and make report to the Court Of the division afore
said. And further the Court being satisfied that
the tract of land in the bill mentioned 80 Acres
being the whole of the undivided estate of the dec
M. Morgan is not sufficient entitle each heir to
$500 doth adjudge order and decree that the same
be sold upon the usual terms of credit, to the high
est bidder at public auction, at least four weeks
notice in the public newspaper printed in Martins
burg and that William Masin, be and is herby APP
pointed special Commissioner of thi3 Court, for the
purpose of making said sale, reporting to this
Court his proceedings in order to further decree,
provided, however, that before the said sale,
summons upon each heir to shew cause if any he
can against said sale. And further saving TO the
infant defendants the right under the law to come
in &c. after they have attained their age and shew
cause &c. HARRISON WAITE. C. &c
ACopy.-Teste.-
Tan 1Qo0-E,,,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
TFar fie Gnr.tt..

For the Gazette.
MIR. EDITOR AS good washing is an impor-
tant item IN domestic life. any thing that tends 10
the Improvement of the same, should DO received
and regarded with attention by all who are irtere..
ted.
The following receipt, which has been fully and
fairly tested is regarded as the very best mode for
washing and rendering cloths perfectly clean with
out consuming that time and labor which is abso-
lutey necessary in the usual way; and which, after
all, fails frequently TO make the cloths clean; bu,
not only does this receipt save time and Labor, but
It answers far more important end namely. the
saving oil cloths. In using this receipt, the cloths
are submitted to a chemical operation, BY which
means the dirt is extracted from the garment with.
out the means of friction which necessarily save.
the garments. The following is the receipt
Take gallons of rain or river water,
3 ounces OF soda,
gallon Of lime water,
ID. of hard soap, or
pint of soft do.
Place the oths to soak in ley and water the
evening before, next morning rinse them from the
ley and boil them for hour in the MIXTURE
they are then in the state as ii boiling in the
ordinary manner of washing.
The Soda can be obtained at any Drug Store
w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

DURSUANT to the foregoing decree the sub
u scriber will sell at public auction, on the pre-.
misses, Friday the odd of February next the tract
of land therein mentioned, containing 80 Acres
more or less, of rich lime stone land. This land
lies about three miles south of Garardstown in the
county of Berkeley, the improvements consist of a
comfortable dwelling house, Kitchen, good Barn,
and other out houses, large never failing Spring
near the dwelling, good meadow and orchard
with sufficiency of timber. Terms of sale, one
third in cash, the balance in two equal annual pay
ments, with interest from the day Of SALE with such
security as shall be approved of.
WILLIAM MASLIN.
Jan. %, l839-5w. Special Com
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RICHMOND CORRESPONDENCE,

RIcHMosD, FEBRUARY 1885,
During the last winter, exerted myself to i'm.
press upon the members of the General Assembly,
the Importance of extending Legislative aid to Ag-
ricuiture. The subject however was permitted to
pass by without engaging the serious consideration
of the Legislature. We have renewed the enquiry
again this winter, and think under more suspicious
circumstances. herewith enclose to you the copy
OF Bill, which sincerely hope may obtain the
assent of both branches of the General Assembly.
RIII
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

STEAM POWER IN THE u. >TArEs.-
A late report to Congress makes the whole
number of engines 1910, of which 500
are in steamboats,, $50 in locomotives,
and the residue in manufactures.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

The following communications were inseoded
tor our last weeks paper, but were postponed for
want OF room.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

WHO ARE THE TORIES !-Ruel Viii.
Iiams, lately reelected to the U. States
Senate by the loco-foco Legislature of
Maine, "aided (says the vergenes Yer.
monter, in burning President Madison in
effigy in the streets of Augusta"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

IHE TRUE DoCTRINE.-A paper in
New Hampshire, which has announced
GENERAL HARRISON as candidate for
the Presidency, holds the following sensi-
BILE language in reference to The expedi-
ency OF the expression Of opinions as to
the most available candidate for the Pre-.
sidency.
We wish it understood, that, although
we place at the head VI our columns the
name of Gen, Harrison, for President, we
are for any man who shall be the Wing
candidate, in opposition to Martin Van
Buren,. But we abominats the doctrine
that nothing is to be said about preferen-
ces in this matter until the National Con-
vention shall tell the people Tor whom they
must vote. We wish the delegates to that
Convention to 90 there and express pub
lie opinion, not manufacture il. 1t is ho-
ped that the friends OF all tho candidates
now named, by the Wings, or Of those
who may be hereafter named, will frank
ly and in good faith to the Ultimate de.
cision of the Wing party, advance the
reasons why their respective favorites
should be nominated.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-04-10
Dte0.

In this town on Sunday morning 3lst ult. Mrs.
Mary Brown, widow of Mr.. Philip Brown, aged
II years.
At Jamestown on Monday evening last, HAzARp
X. CARPENTER, ESQ, aged 40 years. Mr.. Carpen-
ter has filled various offices in that town, was for
several years representative in the General As
sembly of the State, and lately one Of the Judges
ofthe Court OF Common Pleas for this county. He
lived universally respected, and his death is very
n uch regretted by all who had the pleasure Of his
acquaintance. AN honest man is the noblesI
work of God"
At Bristol on the 29th ut Mr.. John A. Kawl
aged 50 years.-He was native of Germany, and
was for many years a resident Of this town.
Al Tiverton on Sunday 3lst ult Mr. Frederick
Seabnry, aged 81 years.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-04-10
wHAY.ERS.

Mazatid1, JAN. 25--ATc the Am, whale shir
Martha, Captain Potter, OF Newport r. I. out II
months $50 bbls oil The NJ. called here for the
purpose Of recovering si1 Of her crew who had de
serted from the ship at night. while living TO of
Care St Lucas taking with them one OF the whale
boats. whaling apparatus, &c. They arrived here
bu, two days before, ndreported they were wreck
ed. Capt. p. reports the loss Of ship Oscar, Dag
gett of Fairhaven. at Oahu IN Dec. last. The
Sandwich Island Government agreed 10 save the
cargo for IS per cent Of its ysue.-yonr. q Com.
T'The Oscar was insured for $50 600 a. the seye-
raj Offices in New Bedford and Fairhaven, ADD al
the Ocean Office Bostop.l
At Talcahuana, in Dec. last, bark Constitution
Clifford, of this port 1900 bbls. OIL 10 cruise one
month and then home
Arr. at New Bedfcrd, on Sunday, ship Condar
Harding. south Atlantic Ocean, with 1000 bbls
$50 sp oil, } to Charles w. Morgan.
Do. ship Roman. Joy, Pacific Oceah, with 3cOc
bbls sp oil, TO z. Dunbar & Co.--ReportS of Japan
in August, ship WILLIAM LEE, Bussey, ofthi'
port 800 bbls sp oil Dec 18Th, ships Pantheon
Pell, Fall River 1000 .p. 1900 wh, for home 70
or 10 days; Oct ID, Boy. Barton. Warren, COO
l3th, Ger, jackson, Croeker, Bristol. 100 lfh
Meacom, Grnnell. do 300; Spoke Feb. 30. lat ~
80. S. Ion. 40, w. Philip Tabb, Jenney, Warren
100 VII. 130sp.
ship Francis. Henrietta. Hawes, New Zealand
,sf.h ZsOO bbls 600 sp.) oil 10 Chas w Morgan
Spoke March 9Th. ship John CoggeshaIl, Macy
of ftAis pOr. 25OO bbls oil.
At Honolul1, Sept 9th. ship Wn. Lee. Hussey
Of ,hi. port with 800 bbl. speIm oil.
Arr at New London, 2sIh. ship Neptune, An
dros. S. Atlantic, St. Helena, 81 days, 1850 brls
wh 300 sp.
Arr. at do %. bark Champion, So1le, Of isnd 70
westpou, fm Brolas Banks, River Of Plate, 100 81
20 humpbsck Reports Jan. 10, PoPmunnei, Ia
mouth. 100 sp, 10 humpbsck: Leader, " y. 3ol
sp: winsIow. westpori, 100 50 MeIico do I6
50; Charleston Packet. y. y. clean; Brunette
Falmouth. 5 mo- Do. Spoke Nov. % bark Msria
". y. 800 ~ Ann Maria. Fall Rivcf loD n.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-04-10

4 letter from 81. Stephens. N. Il, 29th ult re-
ce!ved IN Boston states that Capt Hill. of brig
Corsair at that port fell in with brig Anna wan in
Ia, 35 80. Ion Is 49, laden with oil, foremas, gone,
aud water logged. He thinks She had been " wreek-
ed OF 1 days
fThe above is the whaling brig Annawan, ol
and or Rochester. Bates master last from Per
nambuco, with $50 bbls sp oil-was spoken Feb.
25. lat 81. long 81 80.
The vessel and cargo was insured at New Bed
ford and Fairhaven, for Sls.500.l
Spoken March Goth, n Z Pass OF Mississippi w
BY \ 25 miles, brig Taunton of Fall River, mos
out - bbls; crew well
Arr. at Edsariown, March T,h. ship Constitution
JOY, fm Pacific Ocean, with 1000 bbs oil, for Salem
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-04-10
MALcoM,s TRAVELS. GOULD, KEN

Nk DALI X LINCOLN, have in press, and
wih publish during Tho month Of March, Malcom's
travels IN Bornah, iiindostan, Malaga, Siam and
Ihlna, IN vol : ,o and vols. II mo-with a su.
perO original map OF Southeastern Asa--fve steel
p'a'e engra''ngs and about 100 wood cuts.
CHARACTERISTICS or Tnr woak.
tits not mere diary of events which befel the
traveller, bat contains thousands of facs dates mum.
eer'' prices &e &c. whrh are either original OF
cleaned from sources not accessible in this country
Incidents anecdotes end scenes have been freely
introduced; but only such tend 10 make the read
er better acquainted with the country.
The most perfect imparuahly Is shown TO every
sect OF Christians and such details given of The va
r'ons Missions as will make the work equally ae-
ceptable 10 every persuasion
Sueh sketches are gwen ,o the history OF the
country Towns aud Missions which are described,
AZ serve TO throw light upon their present condition.
me map Is beautifully executed aud may be con-
s'ueteu oiig'Sat Many important corrections have
oeen made b. actual observation and the remainder
Is chiefly drawn from original aud unpublished sur.
'eys by British officers. and Engineers and Survey.
efs 70 winch The author was politely granted access.
Ihe pictures are wholly new, and form AN i'm
poi'ant addition 10 our stock of oriental illustrations
10 pans or expense has bocn spared in these the
mechanical execution. Five OF these are ca steel
showing landscapes Of Maui I,ein, Tayoy. Ma;gni
ana Sagalng and a curious page exhibiting speci.
mems OF 10 different oriental languages,
Agreat par, of the work relates to eunires al
most entirely unknown, even 10 the best informed
persons IN our country.
The author from the important character OF his
mission his intercourse with distinguished civilians
aud experienced Missionaries his de beraie stay in
each place, his previous familiarity with foreign
countries, and his long experience in the beard Of
Missions enjoyed the hghes, advantages for gather
ing ample and correct details for the work
Chapters on the mode OF conducting modcrn mis-
sions; on the measure OF success which has attend
ed the enterprise; on the amos, unknown tribes in
and around Burmah; and other important subjects
are added at the close of the work, aud mus, cons
Iuie no small part OF is value.
The cost OF the two volumes will probably not ex
coed 81 So atwhich price il will be one Of the cheap
est works issued from the American press. Th'
publishers rely for remuneration rather on a larg'
sale than high price.
A portion OF the proceeds OF the work are TO b
appropriated 10 the Foreign Missionary Board.
March l3 80 9WashingIon-s;reet Boston.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-04-10
MARINE MEMORANDA.

At Malaga. Feb l4th. brig Confidence, Bailey
for New York IN 9 days.
Cid. at Savannah, 27th ult. brig Poland, Gard
ner, Havana schr Franklin Green, Waite do.
Went to sea, schrs Eagle, Wylie; Francis, Sears
for this port
Cid. at Mobile, 2sth ut, bark Richmond, An
dros, for Boston schr Export, Pratt, N. Orleans
from Georgetown.
Arr at Apalaohicola, prev. to 23d, brig Florida
Philips, from New York.
Arr at New Orleans 25th uIt, schr Wolcott
Burdick, from Attakapas-and cleared the 29h TO
Vermlion Bay
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-04-10
M ILLIN Il RY.

FENHE Subscriber would respectfully inform the
n LADIES' Of Newport aud vicinity tina, he has d.
pened usiore in Mrs. Townsend building, Thames
street, where he iuiends keeping n general assor,-
me nj OF MILLINERY articles, such as FLOR
ENCE AND bEGHORN BONNIITs. and
al kinds Of foreign stock IN the straw line. Also MI
kinds of AMERICAN STRAW BONNETs,
anc stock for Bonnet-, and Palm Leaf lIoods--slso
Bonnet TRIMMINGS. ofovery description. lie
has engaged Mlllners from Boston. who will be IN
the store to trim Bonnes in the first style Bonnet,
Of all kinds repaired al short notice.
The Subscriber has an extensive establishment IL
Newport fo- the manufacture OF all kinds Of Straw
Bonnets--foreign aud domes,ic--where the trad
can he supplied at wholesale at the shortest notice
aud at ieasonabls prices. JOHN COREY.
Newport, March II, 1889,
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THE
Boston Weekly Magazine,

Deuoted 10 Literature, The Arts and Sciences, DC.
TENHE MAoazIsE is work Of eight quario pages
IL published every Saturday, devoted TO Moral
aud Entertaining Literature, Science aud the Fine
Arts---couiaining Orig nal and Selected Tia les Poe
Try, POPULAR MUSIC, arranged for the Piano
Forte, Flute, &c, Pleasing and Dangerous Adyen.
tures. Sketches of fTravels, Descriptions Of Places
and Persons, Extracts from New Works. SC. &c.
The Magazine is printed on hne paper, with new
and beautiful type, and the care being taken
in its mechanical execution in the incest book
work. the subscriber viii have at the end Of the year
volume worthy Of preservation, with index, title
page, &c.
Terms $3.50 per snnum. in advance.
Published by d. II. Ella & J. Is. HALL.
10 Washington Street
sb The back numbers can be furnished 10 all
who apply soon. apr 10.
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NOTICE.

~ ;ilE undersigned, sole Execurix CT the last III
aud festamen, OF her late husband, Doctor
WILLIAM TURNER, late Of Newport, dec. hss
appointed PETER p. REMiNoToS Esq, her sole agen,
to settle the businss Of the said estate and request.
ull having demands ag6ins, the estate, To presen,
them to him for adjustment aud those indebted TO
make payment forthwith, TO her said AGENT
NET'rE r. TURNER, Ext'rx.
Newport, February 9Th, 1899.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-04-10
DEMOCRATIC MEETING,
NOTICE.
|, BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, April /

BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, ApTI i.
Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot.
At market, 29O Beef Cattle, I2 pairs Working
Oxen. Is Cows and Calves $40 Sheep aud 800
Swine so Beef Cattle unsold.
PRIcEs. BEEF Caaie-Last weeks prices were
hardly sustained in the afternoon. We quo,e FIRST
quality Ss IS az; second quality 81 So and
third quality Sc IS rs.
Working OIen.- Sales were made at 800, lis
l25, I32 so, l40 and I56.
Goes and Caires-We noticed sales at $50 -
80, AZ, sc, and $50.
S,eine-One lot at and 10; and at 9 IA and 10
ii; one at 8 ID and 10 l-2; and one at 10; three
iourths Bsrrows. Large hogs were sold for a less
price, AT retail 10 10 IL,
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NOTES OF the following Broken and Doubtf'
~ Banks purchased Il, a liberal discount, by
e.. X. SMITH.
COURT or PROBATE, Neup0rt, dpri ], 1889
"IM w. HAZARD & SIMEON HAZARD,

w administrators de bonis non, on the estate Of
GEORGE =. HAZARD, late Of Newport dec.
presented their administration said estate
for allowance. II is ordered that the same be receiv
ed and the consideration thereof referred 10 a Court
Of Probate to be holden at the State House in New
por, on the first Monday in May neIt, at 9 O'Clock
aud that previous notice he given by publi' hing
copy OF this order three several times the Rhode
Island Repbcon for all persons interested to appear
at said time and place and be heard.
A True Copy-Wtness;
T. B. ROWLAND, Probate Clerk
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Caps. S3OsOQDs
S3SsODDa-S8Ds0DDs
Alexandra, Glass 9, for 1889,
To be drawn SATURDAY, April Goth.

1896 prizes amounting 10 SI, ,2l7,2l6.
Wholes S20-Halves $I0-Quartcrs S5-Eighibs "a
For Tickets or Shares please apply to
Is. u. MOVES,
No. 2. Colonade Row, Thsm.s-street
All orders enclosing Cash or Prizc-Tickcs will
meet with prompt and confidential attention If ad-
drdSsed as above.
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Bristol PheniI.

Consequences Of Desertion.-Pierce and
Remck, two deserters from the Maine Mi
litia on the Aroostook, were lately tried be-
fore court martial. acknowledged their Of
fence, and were sentenced as follows -
list, TINT Pierce aud Remick should have,
each, a billet Of wood tied to them, weigh
ing not over IL lbs, nor less than 10 lbs,
and being lnshed together, pnss in front OF
the lines 10 the 4" Rogu.'s March :" I'd,
have their arms taken from them, and be
placed on fatigue duty during their term of
service; Sd, TO have their wages taken from
them il they have TO families; bu, IN case
they have, the wages shall be given tn their
families"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-04-10
IA drrfe0


In this town on Sunday evening last, by the Kew
Mr.. Mckenzie, Mr.. Alexander Williams TO Mis-
Lydia Spencer, daughter of Mr.. Abiel Spencer
all of this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-04-10
NEw-YoRK CATTLE MARKET, April lst

NEw-YoRK CATTLE MARKET, April lst.
Beeves-The supply of Beef Cattle IN market to
day was a little over 500 head, IS of which were
from Virginia, and the balance from this State
We have TO notice the continuance OF brisker de-
msnd from butchers, sales having been made to-
day Of nearly all the cattle offered. at prices rang
ing from $40 IL 50-formiDg an average OF , III
so per 100 lbs.
Cows and Calves-Thc market remains un'
changed sales of so head out of rs in market, al
IS S45.
Sheep-None in market.
Hay and Siraw-Hay is plenty, and sells at S7l
a 81 I25c. Straw 2 80 50.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-04-10

Dry Goods at AuctiOn.
q, On SATURDAY NEXT.
Al Q o'ctoek, A. W, in front Of the Sub
seriJer's store piH be sold at Public Aue.
tion, TO close eonsignments,
EAh PIECES Dark Mised Cashmere.
n " 10 pieces dark do Sa,tiuett,
piece Rifle Green Cloth
piece extra Wool dyed Black,
piece do DO do Blue
Remnants of Calicoes, &c.
NJ. HALL, Auci'nr.