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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-11-13

Mr.. James Long, OF Washington city, own
er Of the celebrated race horse Boston, has
challenged Mr.. John Campbell. Of Baltimore,
owner of the equally celebrated horse Wagner,
to run him match race, four mile heats, for
fifteen to thirty thousand dollars. The race, il
the challenge be accepted will probably be run
over Kendall's course, near Baltimore.
The Spaniards residing in New Orleans
celebrated on Saturday and Sunday, the
10Th and Goth ult, the triumph Of the
Queens cause aud the expulsion Of Don Car
los from the Peninsula. There was firing OF
cannon, military parades, and screnadng to a
late hour.
The friends of Mr. Dallas, our late Minister
to Russia.gave him public dinner at the City
Hotel in Philadelphia, OH Wednesday last.
which is represented as having passed off pleas
antly and brilliantly. The company was very
numerous, and Mr.. Richard Rush presided.
A fire at Natchez bnrnt the residence Of the
Hon. Robert J. Walker, candidate for the
United States Senatc-and fire in Nicksburg
Hon. Sergeant S. Pren,iss.
The officers, seamen and marines of the u.
s. ships Macedonian. Erie, Levant and Van
dala, contributed 1913 for the Mobile suffer
ers. The total amount raised has been Sl3,-
$50.
Five young ladies took the veil--two the
black and three the white-at the convent at
Georgetown, d. c. ON Friday week. large
number Of persons were present at the ceremo-
ny.
II is said that Mr.. Brunei, the celebrated en-
gineer, and constructor Of the Thames Tunnel,
has discovered way of obtaining railway speed
at the rate of t,co hundred miles an hour.
1t is stated in the Peoria Register that 200
Russian families flying from religious perse-
eution at home, are about settling in the terri
tory Of Wisconsin.
A destructive fire at Chicago. (Tll.) on Oct.
9th. consumed 10 wooden buildings, compri-
sing nearly all the block bounded by Lake,
Clark South-water, and Dearborn streets.
woman in Baltimore, who had accidentally
swallowed desc Of corrosive sublimste, was
saved by the timely administration of whites Of
eggs.
Signora America Vespucci is now at Phila-
dephis. engaged it is said, writing out her tour
through this country.
The Neptune, steamer, which left New York
for Charleston. on Saturday week, arrived at
that city the following Tuesday.
The Charleston Courier estimates the dog
population of the United States at about two
millions.
A lump Of gold, valued at 1920. has been
found at the Abacoochee mines Alabama.
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DOUBLE NOTION.

IL tnmsd'a,siy ~oor tho rees'p, Of our large
Press (Which will be OF about the i0ih Of Novem
ber) we shall issue Double Notion that u.s. eight o
the present enormous pages on one shte-Th,
large sheet will be Of superior quality paper. ape
printed IN the handsomcst style on entire new type
II will be- published regularly every three months n,
a Supplement- 10 The Boston Notion, and each No
sent 10 the subscribers to that paper n gratafy-
thus truly offering an orfra inducement TO Que and
all TO subscribe to that Mammoth .heothe Mastadon
of the newspaper press.
The publisher pledges himself to fully and truly
carry into effect the above assertions Of the
requisite size and quality is now being manuiaciur.
ed-aud a large portion of the new type now in the
office A letter from Mcssrs. Hoo n Co. of New
York, Obe manufacturers of our new prc,s) recciv-
ed yesterday says" We are bnsily occupied upon
The press and expect 10 ship II during the coming
we,k.' When we receive il, look out for big
gun. GEORGE ROBERTS, Publisher.
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, No


[Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot
At market 1920 Beef Cattle, 1850 Stores, 4500
Sheep, and go Swine.
Prices.-Bsef Caitle-We again reduce Our quo
tations to conform to sales, viz - lst quality IS a
81; I'd do 20 % Sd do 80 > 25.
Barrellng Cattle-All the barre Hers were at
market. but we have no know ledge of a single OK
being purch hased for barrelling and we author
sed 10 tate that, in consequence Of the state ofhe
market abroad, and money affairs, the barrellers
refuse TO pay a farthing more than 80 for Mess
Cattle, and other numbers in proportion nor will
they contract now to psy anything more for Catt 10
10 be delivered two three weeks hence.
Storss-Sales dull, and prices heretofore obtain.
ed not sustaned.-We quote yearlings $40 10
two year old SIS 70.
Cows and Cal,es-Unversally dull; we noticed
only two sales, S27 and 10.
Sheep-Prices have further declined we quote
lots at 81 so, ! 80, | 81. 1872, = - aud so.
Swine-Lots 10 peddle wero taken at At 4to
for Sows at IT 45c for Sows and 81 81 for Bar
rows. At retail, 81 for Sovs. aud 6t &c for
Barrows
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WIIAI.ERS.

Was seen, by barque Gutter, of n. York. about
Sept 20ih, in LAT "a lon p. brig Pocahontas, Bar
keT, of this port steering 5.
Arr at Plymouth, 3lS ult, barque Fortune,
Goodwin. South Atlantic. with 2300 bblS VIII oil.
Ar at Warren sn Thursday last. ship Boy, Tai
cahuanna, Aug. ID, with 800 bbls sp oil.
Ar at New Bedford on 6h inst, ship Roscoe, Pit
man. Pacific Ocean, with $500 bbS sp oil. Spoke
of Payta, June 2ith, barq0e Ann, of BRISTOL 100
Touched of do March 22d. Envoy, Pease, Provi-
dence, mos out $50; Feb. ID, MARGARET
Wimpeuny, of this port, mos out, $50 bblS.
Same day, brig Quito, Gender TO ship Arab. OF
Farhaven) Webb, Deego Bay. with 500 bbls ele
phant, 200 wh. 40 Spo oil.
Ar al MaltspoSeIl 7lh inst. brig lie Baron, Reg
.rs. Western Islands. with $50 bbls sp oil.
Ar at Woods Hole 7th inst, ship Hobomok Bun
ker, Pacific Ocean, with full cargo of oil,
Touched at Port Praya. Cape de Verbs, July
26h, brig William, Sanford Fall River, 100 Sp.
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

Adv at Savannah, 26th ult., ship Monticello
Lawton, for Hsvre.
CID al New York, on Tuesday 5,b inst sch'r
virgInIan. Burroughs, Washington. ". C..
Arr at 81. Augustine. 26th nit, sch'r Lursna
Swasey. from New York.
Sailed from Bremen Roads Oct 81, ship X Kuius
of. Taylor for New Orleans.
Sailed from Messinns, previous 10 Sept. 27lh,
brig Confidence, Baily, for New York.
Arr at Havana l7th ult. Almendsres, Is ffsn
New York.-Do. brig Echo. Messer, from tbs port
via Wilmington, " 6.
CD a, Boston on "Wednesday last. sch'r Hannah
Boss Mobile
=, Ar at Savannah ls,, sch'r Eagle, wyle,, from
Havana.
rat Charleston 5ih inst, sch'r Wandopasso
EDDY from this port.
Nsw York
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0FTO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. EVANS CAM0MIlE g. APERleNT PILLS.
Or. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
DR. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP Ctor tcething)
Dr. HnMIiS RnIAMlc PILLS

THE GENUINE MEDICINES,
are sold at 100 Chatham-street New York and BY
the regularly appointed agents throughout the
country The public are therefore respectfully re-
quested to obtain them from the regular agents on
ly--aS there is delIterious imitation ofthese med
iciueS in the market which renders this caution
necessary, in order to guard the public against i'm
position.
AGENTS.
w. CALLAHAN, Newport, R. l.; O. r
TfNGLEY, Providence J. NC INTYRE & Co
Pawtucket BENZ. EARL & Co, Fall River
Mass GIBSON & STERLING, Git. Barring
on; S. POWELL, sc CornhiIl Boston; D.
WITEHILL, New Haven, Conn; CANFIELD
& ROBINS, Hartford.
sr BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
gJ See also advertisements on the first page.
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s. lP&OOMAM ATIOM,


and Providence Plantations:
s. IPROONAMATIOMo
WHEREAS the General Assembly of the
State aforesaid, on the second day of Novem-
ber inst. passed the following resolutions, to
wit:
Resolred by this General Assembly. that
Thursday, the twenty eighth day of November
instant. be set apart as a day of Thanksgiving
and Praise TO Almighty God, by the People OF
this State. That it be recommended to this
People to assemble on that day in their several
places Of public worship, and there with CRATE
ful hearts, TO acknowledge the manifold bless
ings of his experimenting Providence, in the
preservation of their lives and health; in the
preservation OF their public peace; in the rich
bountes of his nature and her fruitful seasons
for the supply of all the physical wants OF all
his creatures and especially for the GIFT Of the
immortal mind Of man; and Of the means Of its
preparation for an higher and more glorious
state of being; accompanied with devout sup
plicstions to their Divine Beuefactor. that they
may be duly grateful TO Him, for these and all
his other inestimabls favors and that they
may live lives acceptable to Him. and vel
pleasing in His sight. And it is further re-
commended, that his people on that day abstain
Hpth Sh secular BUSINESS, anu from dill reCtca
tons unbecoming religious festival.
Resolred, also, that his Honor the acting
Governor, issue his Proclamation for the obser.
vance Of that day. in pursuance Of the forego-
ing resolution.
do therefore. pursuant TO the above recited
resolution, issue this my Proclamation, to
make known the same. that the good people OF
this State may conform thereto.
Given under my hand and seal OF said State, at
Providence, this fourth day Of November, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred IL thirty y-nine. and Of Independence
the ixty-fourth.
SAMUEL WARD KING.
By his HonOr'S Command
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry.
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IA drrte0 D.
>-<7sAD~N a

In this town, on Monday evening 4th inst, by
the Rev. Mr. Ross, Mr.. John ii. Hudson, to Miss
ClarSa Green both Of this town.
On Wednesday evening last by the Rev. Mr.
Mckenzie, Mr.. John Allen, of this town, TO Miss
RoSanna Dickens.
In jamestown, on Thursday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Howard, Mr., John Bates Of this town,
to Miss Hannah Carr of jamestown.
In Middletown, on Sunday evening last, by the
Rev Mr.. Taylor, Mr.. Arnold NJ. Barker Of Mid
dletown to Miss Mary Clifford, Of Assonet
In Bristol on the Sd inst, Mr.. Joseph Springer
Jr.. to Miss Susan T, Lewis, both of Bristol
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POSTSCRIPT.
To bic Friends of the Boston Notion

To DIe Trends cf Me boston Notion.
g15- The Publisher aud Proprietor Of the BosTos
NorIoS takes this early opportunity 10 assure III
friends, and those who have thus far Literally en-
couraged hi, undertaking, that his paper Is s1ILL
the LARGEST published IN the world 1.-THE
vaunIing Of the New York papers to the contrary
nolw outstanding. lie also assures them that he is
determined ii shall airays be the largcsland in the
course of two three weeks he nn,iers himself the
public will likewise with ono acclaim, pronounce il
The handsomesf
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NEw-YoRK CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 4,h.

NEW ORR CATTLE MARkET, NOV. 4th.
Beeves.-700 were in market, Of which 100 were
from the South. The demand was good and nearly
the whole were sold, at prices varying from 81 10
a 94-svsrage Ss1 per cent.
Cows and Calves.-.Very few wero in market
and prices remain without alteration.
Sheep and Lambs.-2700 were offered, Of which
$500 were sold. Lambs brought from $li S2l
Sheep from So TO SO $4 each.
Hay.-The market well supplied, and sales
made at from 90 IS cts the 100 pounds.
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PELHAM STREET HOUSE.
directly opposite Tornsfnds Hotel.

rNNIlE Subscriber has taken the house formerI,
occupied by David MeIlvil, Esq, under the
above name where he intends keeping place OF
reireshmeni; Citizens and strangers served with
New-lork oysters and all other refreshments al all
hours of the day and evening. The Saloon will
be lighted with Webbs Patent Burner. for burn.
ing the Camphinc oil, which surpasscs any other
light ever offered to the public.
The Burners and Camphine oil obtained at the
New York prices On application TO the subscriber
Nov. 9TH. J. STACY JR
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3.4OQ

Showing Democratic Gain Of 3,4o9
If the Democratic gain in the rest Of the state is
in the same proportion. Morton is elected BY TWO
or THREE THOUSAND MAJORITY.
The Journal says the Wing ticket in Boston is
elected by 1900 majority, and Abbott Lawrence
10 Congress, by about the same majority.
The Boston Post claims Democratic gain OF
100 votes in Boston.
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CATALOGUE OF BOOKS
LATELY ADDED TO
w. GALATIANS
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

2o22 The Prince and the Pedler. or the Siege
Of Bristol; by the author Of The Heir
ess, &c 2 vols
1923 The Bride of For Edward. founded on
an incident in the Revolution vol
1924 The Naval Founding; by the Old Sail
or author Of Tough Yarns DO vols
1925 A Diary in America, with remarks ON its
institutions, by Capt. Marya vol
1926 Hyperion; romance, by the author OF
'Qutre Mer.' vols
1927 Phantasmion, Prince Of Pslmlaud; ro-
nance 2 vols
1923 Updinc; miniature romance vol
G7s Means and Ends, or SelfTrauing by
the author Of Redwood Home. &c | VI
1891 Hiaioricai sketches Of Statesmen who
1ourlshed in the time Of George Ill: by
Lord Brou.hsr, second series vols
2o32 Jack Shepard; a romance, by w Hsrri-
son Ainsworth. author Of Lockwood"
Crch,ou,' 90 vol
1888 Travels in North America during tho
years 1876, by the Hon. Charles A.
MURRAY. 2 vols
1884 Mrs. Hemans.-Memoir Of the Life and
Writings of Mrs Hemans vol
2935 Fair Rosamond, or the days Of King Hen
~ II a romance, by Thomas Miller. an-
thor Of" Roysion Cover" &c vols
1896 Neal Malone, apd other tales Of Ireland.
By w Fl Carleton, author Of TRAITS and
Stories Of the Irish Peasantry vols
2937 Hamilton King. or the Smugscr and ths
Dwarf; by the "Old Sailor author Of
"Touch Yarns, &c 2 vols
1898 Opinion, Of Lord Brougham on Politics.
theology, Law, science, literature. &c 2 Wis
2939 Ths Prisrs OF Prague; by the author Of
.Cavendsh, viii Watch &c. vols
29iO Nicholas Nickleby.-'rhe Life and Ad.
ventures Of Nicholas Nickleby by Boz
(Charles Dickens,) author Of The Pick
wick Papers, oliver Twist, &c vol 1
Gao Piecioa. The Prisoner Of FeDestrslla, or
Captivity Captive; by NJ. ID Sain,ine vol
29i2 The Man about Town. by Cornelius
Webb 2 vols
29i3 Adventures Of an Attorney in search Of
Practice 2 vols
2oa4 Moron's Hope, or the adventures Of q
Provincial " 9 vols
2oi5 The Damsel Of Darien; by the author sf
The Yemassee,' The Partisan &c 2vs
20l6 Battle Of Lake Erie with notices Of Com
modore Elot's conduct in that engage
menf, by Tristan Burges vol
2o47 Nan Darrell, or the Gypsy Mother; BY
the author Of The Hsiress.' &c 2vols
29is Shakespeare and his Friends. or the Col
den Age Of Merry England vols
29lo Father Butler and the Lough Dearg Pii.
grim. by w II Carleton: and Natious'
Tale. by Tu.od vols
1850 The Courier Of the days Of Charles H.
with other tales, by the author OF " Nn.
Armitage," &c 2'oS
1851 Nix's Mate; an Historical Romance OF
Ameries. BY Rufus Dawes. 2so~
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LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEW
PORT, r..
NOVEMBER lIh. IS3l


NOVEMBER Ith, 1889,
o. Persons calling for them ,ciH please
say " adrertised," as they are placed in a
separate Dor.
A II
AIbor, Armstrong; Francis Paddock
Il
Edward Bowers Henry C Reid
Cap Thomas Butler Joshua Rodman
Barker
Wm Barney Benz Stanton
Mrs Mary Burdick Wm Staples
Sarah Brown Simeon Smith
Miss Emily Babcock Martin Smith
4 Miss Elizabeth Sisson
Henry Cooke Elizabeth l. Smith
Carer n Keeler Susan Salisbury
Johh Iasey Matilda Sterling
Elery Cogsel Pheby r Simmons
Peter Collons II
Susan susan cSn,sn' ,! Francis Tonner
ID Francis NJ Weston /
Capt Benz Downing George Winslow
Miss LYDIA Ann Dunvll Moses Wetmoro
John Wllher
F. FreebOrn Stephen Wiley
wv Wistler
His EAcelency the Gov Augusta Wheeler
ernor of Rhode Island Edward VILE,
LtlCom 7 Gedney Royal Yves,
III Miss Martha Webster
N Hazard Hannah A Wiston
Anthony Hathaway Abbey NJ Whiilen
Welthen Hall Sarah Weeden
Miss Ann Henry Sally Ann Williams
ID c I Jackson Catherine A Won
Mrs Mary Jlson MippLrrowS
Samuel ) Peckham
MISE fL'zaoe'h Name Mrs Mary Barker
-, Miss Mary Sherman
John NJ Ll,uefeld NJ. rL,a Fran,
Capt Benz Lawrey I.,su
WIS "'t~i I, ;,,osoLJ w lliam Ross
| James OBrian
Joseph Mosher '"e Ds'' =,
Horace Mordock X. X. CARR. II. NJ
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EdH Way e. Ship Yard.
SlLAS II. COTTRELL.

In WOULD luf,,.w ths psbhe that ke'
AII& has a RAII. WAY in operation for
TETy> hauling up vessels. m his s HIP YARD
EAN few rods below the Custom Honsc
where he can always be fouid in yeadiHess 10 wait
on those who may favor him with their custom.
The charges ara for hauling up and launching
high deck Vessels twenty cents per ter!
Low deck. twenty-five cents per ton.
For LAYING on the Rail Way-Vessois under enc
hundred tons, s. per day.
Over one hundred and under ons husdtsi ssd
fny 81 per day.
Over one hundred and fifty, -.
No charge for stormy days and Sundays,
No Vessels will be reckoned less than fifty ons'.
June %
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"ANTED-By the Subscriber. quantity Of
w potatoes aud onions for which cash will
be given, a, a fair price. Enquire of
JONATHAN T.. ALMY.
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Al Rio Janeiro Seps. Goth, ship Louisiana, Stan.
hope, for New York soon.
Ar at Charleston 9Th inst, ship Hannibal, Mum.
ford from New York
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Dte0. [

Al Tverton on Monday the Ith inst, Margaret
Barker, wife of Abraham Barker, and daughter of
the late DAVID Buffum, aged 40 years-a member
OF the Soc iety of Friends.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED

THURSDAY, Nov. 7th.
Brig Poland, Gardner, from Savannah with
Rice, &c. to Marshal & StofT-Brig Gazelle
Glover I'm Lubec for New York-Sch'r General
Cobb Cobb, from Baltimore for Digh,on.
FRIDAY, Nov. 8.
Sch'r Vischer, Beers, from Boston, for Albany
Two Brothers, Bennett, from Lubec for New
Haven.--Wm King. Hallet, from Boston, for n.
York.-Sloop Diamond, from Boston for New Ha-
ven Excel, Gladdng from Bristol, for ~ York
Victory, Heath, from New York, for Providence ;
Patmos, Kelley, from Dennis, with Fish to the mas.
ter.
SATURDAY Nov. o.
Schrs Leonidas, Kelley, I'm Bal,im more for Prov.
deuce; Sloops A. NJ. p, Brightman, from Proyi-
dence, for Wssport; Leader Wnslow. fm do. for
New Bedford
MONDAY. Nov. II.
Sch'r Arenzimendi, Chace, from Providence, for
New York.
TUESDAY, Nov 18th.
Scb'r Peruvian, French. from Caliis, with Lum
Der &c Finch q Engs.
T. A
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Hurrah for Massachusetts !!

The Providence Journal of yesterday contains
returns, received by express, from % towns in
Massachusetts, embracing one third Of the votes in
the state which give the following aggregate re-
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NOTICE.

IN r. SHEFFIELD respectfully gives no,
n iice to the Public. tina hs will sell goods OF
any description as low any Of his meighbors, quail
ity considered, and deliver them in any part Of the
low free Of expense. sept H.
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Twill sell Sh,rng for only seven cents per yard,
Cotton Hose for Ten cents per pair, White ditto. n
bout so pair. for One Shilling per pair, Calico from
Ten to 25 cents. elegant English and Freucb Pat
terms "A Sheehng, heavy aud good, for only IL l.2
cents per yard splendid assortment Of Moussellns
del .aiue Dresses. from 2s I'd TO 6s per yard Um.
brellas; Fdnboro', Highland, Silk, Cotton and
Wooden Sbawls; Qnecn's. Fancy, Picket Muslins
Laces and Book Muslin, Mousseline de-lsine Shawls
and Scarfs, Chdren's Gloves Queen Victoria
spools of elegant Sewing Cotton. Leather Miiis La
dies French Callows and Black Lace Wells, knss'a
Diaper.
Nerino, Nohniv. Worstod, and Fancy Imperial
Hose, Cashmere ditto ditto with SIX, Hose and hall
Hose. hIillcd Lambs Wool do and children's wop.
ted and cotton do. Yeoman asd Fancy Crnvnt. and
Comiorters. Moscow Woolen Shawls, Pllo, Clo'h.
and Pe,ersham, and II. Kersey Pongee and Canton
Pocket Hdkls, Spnllsdeld do, Bonnsts, Carpe''nsa
aud Rugs. with a great variety Of goods not men-
toned Suitable to tho season His old enslouisrs
aud Friends aud The Public are invited to call.
NATHANIEL SWEET.
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ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,

UD ECEINED THIS DAY. at the LGdifs
Ho Oynamsniai HaH Emporium, No. i37
JHamTs-strTrt, lot of Winter Flowers. among
which are sprIgs, punches. wreatis. sc. Also, hl-
teen dozen German Cologne.
Oct 80 J. REMOSD.
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BY HIS HONOR
SAMUEL WARD KING :

Acting Gorernor, Captain General and Com
mander-in- chief Of he State Of Rhode-IsiaSG
and Pr0ridence Plantations
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GLE EAREC

Brig Pandora. Elwell, Wilmington. n. c.
Sloop Moses Eddy, Bliven, Providence.
DO. John, JoslIn, Albany.
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WIN. &. C0ZXENS & co.
Hare rccciUod uEhin nc iasf hn days,
FIFTY PACKAGES OF
SEAS0NABlE DRY GOODS.

Il CONSISTING Of every variety Of Fail fashions
" and being almost entirely purchased in large
lots aud original packages they leel assured that
they offer them 10 their customers OH very low
scale Among them arc
3 cases English Mornos. OF very superior style
and soit finish
case German Thibet Mernoes, of bright dark
assorted coors.
Double A superior TbIbets
Fancy stripe double A do entire new style.
Double and pIngn width printed SaxonIcs and
MernOr.
Figured colorcd tleplnes.
Celeslinss, a now arcle and very rlch for cloak-
dresses, &c. Il
Dark chintz colo,s French Mous-eliuc NJ Lame. "
PLAIN do do.
Dark rich chlniZ calicoos.
Blue black and colored superior Silks.
Rich Shawl. ni n reduced price.
Plaid nd fancy Ribbons.
30 pieces Hunler's Beaver and Pilot Cloths for o.
yCrcOats
Broadclo,h.. Csrsneres and Ve.tlngs in great
variety.
Blue Kereys, Sstiinei,s &C. &c.
Newport Oct, 9Th, 1899
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wv III" DEN fth, 1903,
o. Persons calling for them ,ciH please
say " adrerfised," as they are placed in a
separate Dor.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-20

PAupgElsN.-The number q: paupcrs iii
Massachusetts, supported or relieved at the
public charge IN 1888, is l5,O69, of whom
9,237 have legal settlement in some town
or CITY in the Commonwealth, and 5,2sS are
State aupers, av'ng NJ sntllement' VI
tie State paupers 1898 are torr,gners' ana
Of Ibis number 1885 are from Engiand or
Ireland.
The number Of sane persons re'i.vcJ CT
supported at town or State charge, IS o"o,
and of idiots 1886. The number supposed
to have been made paupcrs by intemperance
" in themselves or olhcrs' 6962.
The aggregate Of exp"nse OF supporting
and relieving paupers, including interest on
Aims House establishments, IS S3l4,os2,
Of Which amount, 4O,O9i was pad by The
S c.--Bosioa 2. Adr.