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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-11-13
SPEsCER'S
Veg etable Pills.

FE7HE forest is natures medical repository. and
n experience her great medical teacher. From
that repository the ingredients which compose the
above invaluable medicine have been cucd, and
that teacher experience, has shown II 10 be unrivall
ed III is sautary effects on the human system
Thousands have been benefited by the use OF these
Pills aud they seldom fail of the intended effect.
For all diseases originating IN impurities OF the
blood, they have equal. For complaints mel
dent to the female constitution, they stand uurivall-
ed In complaints of children, in headache, dyspep-
sa chronic disorder and the ncipIent stages of con.
sumption, they are certain TO afford speedy relief,
and generally effect when all other means
have failed. They are perfectly innocen, and safe.
and may be taken at all times and under all crcum-
sauCes without the least possible danger.
Prepared only by GIDEON SPENCER. War
wick K. l. who Is sole proprietor-to whom only
be composition Is known.
q Be Particular. Each box has inside
wrapper with an engraved fac smile lhe propri-
etor : signature, and an engraved label signed by
his own hand, aud containing the words VEGEr.-
BILE Pills" The cover of the box is stamped G.
s. None others genuine.
The reader Is particularly referred TO the recon-
mendauons and certificates which accompany the
pills aud the respectabliy ofwhlch cannot be ques-
toned
These Pills may be obtained OF
MARY TILLEI,
No. 40 Spring-street.
Dec. 10. Sole Agsnt for Newycrt.
"a Tho following gentlemen have been appointed
Agents for the sale of" Spencors Vegetable Pills"
c. Brown, Little Compton;
Monro Il Clifford. Bristol;
y. b. Burr, Warren;
HowIand & Church. Wespor
Albert Clifford, New Bedford.
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NJ iLLlN Il r Y.

VENEE Subscriber would respectfully inform the
a Ladies OF Newport and vicinity that he has o.
peued store IN MIS-. Townsend building, Thames
street, where he intends keeping general assor
m' mt OF MILLINERY articles, such as FLOR
ENIE AND LEGHOEN BONNETs, and
all kinds of foreign stock IN tpe straw line Also all
kinds of AMERICAN STRAW BON ETs,
stock for Bounets, and Palm Leaf lioods-also,
Bonnet TRIMMINGS. OF every description. lie
has engaged Mhners from Boston. who will be IN
he store to irm Bonnes in the first style Bonnets
of all kinds repaired al short notice.
The subscriber has an extensive establishment IN
Newport fo' the manufacture Of all kinds OF Straw
Bnnncts-ioregn and domcstlc-where the trade
can be supplied at wholesale at the shortest notice,
aud az reasonable prices. JOHN COREY.
Newport March u, lS39
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RR. MMUNN's CELEBRATED ELIxlR

nR MMUNN'S CELEBRATED ELIXlR
IL OF OPlUM-ls new chemical preparation
OF OPIUM embracing all the valuable medicinal quail
ties IN natural state OF combination, 10 the eIclu-
sion. OF those which are deterlous and useless IL
j. superior 10 every other form of Opiaie such as
LAUDANuM, FiREGURIC, MORPHINE, DgSARcoTlsED
LAUpASUM &c. Ac as has been fully proved aud
duly aeknoirtcdged by the must eminent physic-
ians surgeons and chemesis. aud a single trial will
convince the most ncredulous OF It's own intrinsic
yalne. Its use Is not followed by any OF the disa
greeabe effects which invariably attend the ordina
~ preparations Of opium, such constipation. head
ache tremors nausea, aud renting bu' it may be
taken IN sufficient buses TO allay all suffering with
perfect safety and entire success. All who from ne
cessy or other causes. are obliged to use an opiae,
will hnd in the Elixir most gratifying substitute,
as IL Inv gorates all the powers OF nature, without be-
ing followed by corresponding state OF depression.
~. A. W. Ives. a. NJ OF New York city. used
nearly hundred ounces himself during a very pain
ful and pruracied illness. after every thing else had
failed tn give relief " His life was prolonged for
months by ls peculiar virtues For other similar
communicailuns anJ is trials IN hospitals. &c. SEQ
directions with The medicn
Sold wholesale and retail nv A. b. & %. Sands
No 20 and 100 Fulton-streei, New York and sold
also by DR.. 4. X. HAZARD. Newport. X. l.; W.
B. DYER and y. :. Wafdln, Bridgeport ID smith
n Co. New Haven; L. ". Bull Hartford and BY
the mos, respectable Druggists IN the UnIted States
Price 35l cents. W3
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COO prizes, *l'oVU'uou
Tickets $20-No Shares.
The whole OF the Tickets, v Ith their Numbers.
as also those containing the PrzeS will be exam
med and scaled by the Commissioners appointed
under the Act, previously 10 their being put into
the " eelS One wheel will contain the whole OF
the -umbers, the other will contain the Six Hun
dred Prizes aud The irst 600 Numbers that snail
be- drawn out, will be entitled to such Prize as
may be drawn to its number, and the fortunate
holders Of such Prizes will have such property
transferred TO them Immediately after the drawing
uniucumbtred and without any Deduction. Ie5
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UNEXAMPLED
MAMMOTH SCHEME |!

n HE following details of Sehene cta Lottery.
u 10 be drawn ~ December next, warrants u IN
declaring il to be UNPARALLELED in the history
Of Lotteries. Prizes IN the amount hare bctOrs
BEEN altered to the public IL Is true, there many
blanks bat The other hand, extremely low charge
OF so per Ticket--the Pdtue and Numbers Of the
CGyifats and The revival Of the good old custom OF
u0uaH,ng that eoery prize shall be dr0nH and sold,
Will we sure. give universal Satisfaction
andespecIally 10 the SIR Hundred Prizs HOitsrs
To those dIspo-eL TO adventure recommend
early application being made TO ~ for tckels-~hen
the prizes all sold blinks only remain-lhe fret
buyers have the best chance. We, therefore. en-
phatcaly say-DELAY NOT but at once remit
and transmit to u your orders, which shall always
receive immediate attention. Letters To be ad.
dressed, aud application made 10
SYLVESTER s. Go. I56 BrO0d,eay ~ York
" Obserue the Number l56.
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BALI10 ESS,
4 BEAUTIFUE HEAD Or HAIR,

BEAUTIFUL HEAD or HAIR,
z : the grandesl ornament belonging TO the human
q frame How strangely The loss ol ii changes the
conntendnce and prematurey brings on the appear
ance OF old age, which causes many 10 lecoh al De-
Ing uncovered. aud sometimes even shuu society 10
av vold tue rests aud OF their acquaintance The
remainder uf their lives consequently spent III re-
utcment In short, not even the loss OF property
Hills the goneruns thinking youth with that heavy
sinking gloom as does the OF his hair To avert
al! these unpleasant circumstances. OLBklDGE'S
BALM or COLUMBIA stops the halr from .al-
ling oil on the first application aud lew bottles res
torres II again. II likewise produces eye brows aud
whisAers; prevents the han from turning gray
makes it curl beautifully. aud trees It from scurt.
Numerous certificates OF the first respectabllity in
support ui tue virtues OF Obrdge's Balm are shown
by the piopretors'
u Read the following
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq late Mayer OF
Philadelphia, has ceTuhed as may 81 seen below,
to the high character OF the following gentlemen
The undersgnrd do hereby certify that We have
used the Balm OF Columbia discovered by J. Old
bldge and have found 1t highly seiviceable not only
as preventive against the falling OFT OF hair, but al
50 a certain restorative.
MM. THATCHER, sen.
Methods, Minister IN -. George church
No 80 North flith-st
JOHN 7. INGLlS' 35l Arcil-si
JOHN ID. THOMAS, Nj. ID. los Race-si.
JOHN :. FURLi, l0l Spuce-st.
HUGH McCURDl, 2I3 south sih 81.
JOHN GARD. Jr. ll3 Arch-st
Ii viii certaii II RAISE lts virtues IA the estimation
of the public, when II is known that tnree oi the a
bovs signers arc than % years OF age, ana ihe
others not less than 50.
[from the Mayor
CoAMoNNEALTH OF PESSsYLyaNlA
City oi lniiddelpha,
l. ROBERT WHEATON, Mayor OF said city oil
Philads phla. do hereby ceTuiy that | am Wen Se'
qnalntes with MessTs J. 4. lnglls, John - urey'
abd Hugh MoCurdy, whose names are signed To 'he
above certhca,e that they are gentlemen OF enarae
ter and respecabiliiy aud such iuii credit shond
be gwen TO the salo ceruhcaie.
In witness whereof. ! have hereuuio scimy hand
aud caused the seal ci tie ely 10 De anNed'
l.. :. ihis sAth DAY OF December. Ae.
RoBERr HARToN, Mayor.
CUATloN Observe that each bottle OF the gen
uine Balm has a splendid engraved wrapper on
which represented the Falls OF Niagara, the agents
name &C.
Sold BY r. J TAIyoR, las Thsme.,t
Nov VI.
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NEW CONS = = ~. q N.A:1
ICE CREAMS, RESTAURATEUR.

TE7uE Subscriber has thrown his doors OPEN
II Notwithstanding his arrangement is not as
yet completed and respectfully invites the Ladies
aud Gentlemen OF N"wPouaud vicinity To look IN
to his rooms, examine aud taste 2id>, ol his Ice
Creams. calves foot Jclcy, dish Of >coloped OyS-
tcrS wing of Brant. ol # they wont 10, glass
OF hlS high charged soda Wafer
REMOND.
~ T. Il viii keep constantly for ale all kinds
ofppd Pastry. and cakes, with great variety, OF
Confectionery. at wholesale and retail.
u Wedding cakes made to order mays.
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THOMAS NJ. SLIABUnY-S
rxx,rn " yWgaeez,s .-.n,r
LIVERY Stzrk5tEj STABLE

HuAS BEEN REMOVED from Knowles
x n Wharf the OM Stand in Green STREET, for.
merly occupied by Seal ury X Tennart; where he
will be happy TO receive the orders of his old friends
and Customers, to whom he returns thanks for their
past iyors and sollcIts continuance OF Their patron
age,
IL Orders left above--ai his stable in Pelhamst,
or AZ hls house ~ Churchst, Will meet with prompt
attention. Passengers cOnveyedand to from the
Steamboats, a. usual.
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CERTIFICATE,

J,N. lSt 1899.
THIS ceriEes tha, Dr. u. X. Bourg.LE. Surgeon
DenIist, has bean engaged with me toe some tim.
past ~ te study and practice q, Dentistry have
found him ,ety ingenious, aud cheetlnlly rocom.
moud hun to the public as DENTIST " lr,hy of con
hdencs knowing him tobe OF good moral character.
and believing they viii be We'll pleased with hs pro-
iesslonal services, oT any worn that passes through
his hands.
W L. EsTEN, Dentist
Jan. %. No q, Nestminsiet-st. Providence.
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N Il w & @ 0 d :.
THOMAS T.. SsIEFFI!ILD,

Gra,ejM for past ticors, bees ieare 10 iJormh has
tjicHds and the pubijc in general
V.SVAT be- has taken the New tore at the Iurc-
"a tou Of Broad and spring streets, aud Just rc
turned from New York vllha new and fresh supply
of Choice GROCERIES, which he Is ready to
dispose oi as low rs thcy can be purchased IN town
isd hopes to receive a share oi,hc public patronage
Newport \ prtl 2ilh, 1889.
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POItcrS Botanic Garden G Nurseries,
CRANSTON, R. /.
- The Magnolia.

70" Roses Bulbuns aud Guberous rooted
--zSzr,-- Plants, ,lerbaceous Pcrcurals &c The
Frut consists great variety OF the best American,
English. Frcrrh and other European varieties of Ap-
ples Pears Cherrir.. Peaches, Plums, NecIairus,
Aprco,.. MdlJcrres. Ounces Grapes. Gooseher-
res Currauls. RaspbeIr'cs, Strawberries, Wiih a
variety of Nuts. as filberts, liaZelnuts Chesuuts,
Walnats hickory nuts &c.
Their collection of Ornamental and Forest Trees
- eytenslye-among which are Oaks, Naples, ElmS,
AiIanthus Abele llndeus, Locusts. several ware
ties Of the Horse ChosnuL Ash, Catala, Tulip,
Larch, Magnollas Bdsam tIr, nc. with great va
net Of Others to be found IN thvr Catalogue.
The proprielurs have made large additions the
present season OF Fruit, Ornamental and Forest
Trees Shrubs aud Flowers, among which are SOME
ui the most rare and baanuu varieties OF the Moss
Rose selected iron tho most celebrated Gardens m
IurOpe.
The, have grea, variety Of the most desirable
Plants or Ornamental or permanent Hedges. omung
which are the Bucktnoru hdHHaS C0thdnicHS) lla"-
horns Washington Thofns Cock spur lhorns. tu.
rcpean Prlvrt three thorned Accaccln, with few
thousand OF the celebrated Usage Orange MdctHra
very beautiful plant, the leaves are valuable Tor tie
feeding uf silk worms, OF which the worms are very
fond.
Catalogues furnished gratis, ON application To
CHARLES n. TILLEl. OF Newport, where
any information IN regard 10 Trees may be obtained
hlso orders for Trees and Plants. may he left Cat
alngues mailed to any part of the Union when re-
quesled. The Trees and plants will be delivered N
ANY part OF the city ofProvdence, free of expense.
FERDINAND POTTER d co.
Botanic Garden, September 2Jth lc39,
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REMEDY FOR SALT RHEUM
JOHN CHAPMAN,

IudtndDl sItel.
1t is with much satisfaction that the prOprIeiors
are able to Law the above certificate before the pub
lic that all may see aud know the great benefit whIch
one individual is able TO certify TO lavlng received,
and known others to receive from the use OF tins
valuable medicine. Not only tor salt Rheum, but
for all other diseases OF h. skin, such "a Kiugwom,
letter, ScaId Head, BARRIERS or Jackson Itch, Ecze-
ma &c. tins medicine Is also certaiu cure. The
Syrup of SarsaparllIa is recommended to be used
with the Remedy, II tends to pnriy and throw o"'
from the blood and system, all the unhealthy humor
connected with the disease, and the application o
the Remedy externally at the same time, eradicdes
it from the system, Numerous instances have oc-
CURED vi here tins course has efi cted cures IN one
weeks time. Every person afflicted with these
complaints IN any form is invited to make immediate
use of this valuable medicine and getcured without
delay.
Prepared and sold by A. b. & ID. Sands, ~ Full
ton n L. corner of Gold ST. and lO0 Fulton. corner
of " WiIliam-st, New York, and by DR.. X. K. liAZ-
ARD, Newport, X. |. Prlce 81 y3-Gm
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Stock Lot ny.
OF PROPERTY SITUATED IN NEW
ORLEANS.
" The Richest and most Magnificent Scheme euer
presented TO the public IN this any Other country
Authorized by act ol the legislative Assembly OF
Florida and under the dl recllOns Of the Commss-
ioners acting under ihe same. To he drawn al
Jacksonville. Florida, December lst, 1899,
SCHMIDT ~ HAMILTON, Managers.
SYLVESTER K co, I56 Broadway, New York
sole agents
NO COMBINATION NUMBERS
100000 Tickets, from No ! upwards III success
SION.
The deeds of the property and the Stock transferred
IN trust TO the above named Commissioners, for
the security OF prize holders.
SPLENDID SCHEME!!!
| Prize-The Arcade-ZS6 feet, in
ches, 4 lines, OIL Magazine st l0l
feet II inches, on Nalshez street;
l26 feet q inches on Grayler street
Rented at about SJI, 900 per annum. -
Valued at S1OOO0O
prize City IIotel-l62 feet on Com
mon street; l46 feet 6 inches ON
Camp street. Rented at 10000.
Valued at oOO,OOO
/ Prize Dwelling House, (adjoning
the Arcdde) No 10, "A eet, inches
front on Natchez stIeet--Rented at
$500 Valued at 2O,OOO
Arcade,) No. To- % feet front on
Nalchez slect. Rented at 200
Valued at 2O,VOU
/ PrIze-Dwelling House, (adjoining
Arcade,) No. -, - leet front on
Ndlchez street Rented at ZOO.
Valued at 2O,uUU
| I'nze- Dwelling iIouse--No. 23,
North east corner OF Basin aud Gus
courthouse street; 40 feet front on
BASIN, and Az feet on Franklin street,
by Il leeI deep IN Custom house .
street. RGuted at l5OU.--s alued at 2u,UOU
Prze--Dweiuug House--NO. ~
South west corner OF BasIn aud Gus
tonstrest ;}2 ieet, inches Oh Basin,
81 feet. inches on Franklin, ~ leet,
lU1 inches deep III front OF Custom $500
house 81. Rented at 1900. Valued at 2O,Oou
| Prze-DweIhug House-No. 339,
"a feet, : inches Oh Royal street. by
l27 ieet, IL inches deep. Rented at
iOoC, Valued at $1,000
sIno sLIS IU each n'''''' "'''' ''N ' 25 600
| do 700 DO. Commercial do do " OOU
/ do. 800 do MecIcs X Traders 90 do lo,OO'
/ do. 100 do CIty Bank do DO lOOOl
/ dn IuD do do do do lOU UUl
do. 100 do do do do lO,OO'
/ do 80 do Exchange do do 5OJt
do 80 do do dO 90 o,pOI
do - do Gas Light do do 2''Ol
/ do 30 do do do do 2,yOt
do Ia do MecIcs II Traders do do JUt
do II do do do do do do lJO(
70 do each 10 shares Of the Louisiana
State Bank 100 each, each prize 49,,
1000, 2o'VO'
10 do each shares of 100 each each
prze 2OO ol the Gas Light Bank, |,OO'
200 do eacn | shdes OF 100, o tho
Bauk Ul LUuIslaur -UOU'
Nv OCIpa". rp ,"sI ba"k pS'' - " '''' ~ 10000
$50 do each / share of 100 of the Tn.
ION Bank of Flouda lO,uO'
.,i
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10
Dec. OH, isso.

:. Let The CALLED jade vince. BE.
Mr.. Y. Beach, in his negro loaer and royx set
the SUM has appears gsaded by public opn
ION and the comments Of The into the of jeip
qunev IN relation TO the Lot greater
than was imputed to him. by attempt ia this .ens =.
per- 70 remove the cscqay from htcif and pac on ihs
shoulders Of his clerk printers Of his off shor 4;
round numbers he sets down At thirty TO forty!
whatever may be true Of the clerk VIII On we bvow %
ing NE dollar bill may tempt needy man, we 10 know
that respectable body OF printers, bewever bv
working Ter the would uPholdth dignity &c the Grad
too well TO md themselves % be made common nforner
Let the editor Of the Sun suppose the subtcrfge II,
avail either with the Star the victims; nor will
the tale Of the trap prove cess -ul.
Sylvester Co. may Judge bv the numbers Win
throng their Office selling many tickle in the N.
leans Mammoth Lottery ospsre time traps 70 catch II
snqnosonabiy ths attempt no go' t again Mssekser
dioh FAIR PLAY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10
N ONE ~ MAR X EFT.

mesdays Dee. %, P.M
The stock market has undergone further depression today
Sales have been small, and u Bank sined n per
cent North American T,uss Banking par cent Della
and Hudson per cent Farmers Trust pes cent
Union Bank advanced per cent; Dry Dock n per
Owing to the inelemascy OF the weather, here bet
niue done today, AMI change has taken place in
the raies Of money exchange. At Mobile, on ash
there was an increased supply os bills New York Good
bills and bank certificates plenty per premium
Specie vas worth spsr cent premium New Orleans,
the a'h There good supply Of bills, and bet little
doing sssooc IN specie arrived from Santa Fc via ST.
Louis It's stated that there beard The steamboat
Arrow, recently snsged $4,000 belonging 10 the Bank or
Missouri II currently stated, In New Orleans, that the
Mississippi d4bu Of the ~ Bank ts he iuvcse q In
ton for shpms al This is done through the hands OF the
debtor banks and the Us,on Bank Agricultural Bank sof
Natchez and the Grand Gulf Bank offering IL cent
per H. fr payable post notice. These operations do
not, however, End favor with the pwblc.
The message the Governor Of Ohio contains follow.
ing slav ment Of the liabilities Of the State:
Permanent loan, seoso,s73
scrip issped TO railroad, 123bIS
Subscribed % ,urnpihe', canals, &c aaes7oo
surplus loaned from counties, Ioep1s
Total, sIao7osso
In addition TO this the received Of the surplus rev
enue or u. States a67osa7 Th. Is liable to be called
for but no interest psd rpon The OF the
10 meet these liabilities, the canal revenues follows
Balance in Treasury, Nov. 1888, en4ses4
Tolls collected UP TO Nov $780, 67e,Ass
Balance Of land sslss, school fund, &c. i77sco
Total revenue. .ssoI $40
Pd. fund commissioner, s7oes 5i
Special appropriations; $40
7i1ns
Bslases Ia Tvs sry, ss4&~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10
HEAD QuARrEas, sad Division }
SEw ioRx State Infantry. (
New YoRK, Dece mb,r 9th, 1889. :

SEw loRx State Infantry.
NEW YoRK, December 9th, 1880
DusoN ORDER No. 7.
The Commander Of ths division received order. for
the Commander In Chief 10 have the Light autry corps at
taehed to his ready for service 10 smharh for
albany attwo hours notice
Pursuant to the acquisitions Of said order Brig adler General
Cummings ofte 3D. Brigade and Acting Bgsdsr General Ma
han Graham OF the 0aih Brigade hereby directed
nresdnes 10 comply with the requirements Of order and
Tor The purpose OF making the necessary preparations carry
he ame INTO effect they will notify their pscve commands
~ citizens dress tomorrow morning Tuesday at
soeoeh precisely at the Infantry Drill Rooms Cesre
Inc omcsrs with side arms the prvaes with their usual
squ'Psmen's The Commissay General has instructions
furnish sPon QUESTIONS the Camp arms
ammunition, &c. by order Of
Brigsdier Genera, JAMES L. GRAHAM
Commanding SAD Division
al. FLoEErc y MAHoNSv,
oW Div. In spsetor,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

AMOS KENDALL LOOK oUr.-The com plants oil
the season have already began at New Orleans rsla
tive to the failure Of the mails Ours will commence
in few weeks
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

Tar CHARrisrs.-S 10000 OF these men ar,
stl IN the hills q South Wales, DESTROYS Of fighting
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

Guy Faux At rAuLT.-Two noblemens sons
have been expelled from Eon College for letting OF
Gre. works on the fifth of November.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

MILF WEATHER IN CAraDA.-The St. Law rem &c
was open from Montreal 70 Quebec, as late as last
Thursday.-Quite unprecedented.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

% Mr.. Anderson, very worthy man, has Con-
cert Tor benefit given him tonight al the Shakespeare
Hotel Let Us all 60, dear girls, and give him bump
err Put on Your gloves aud start. Do,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

From me droosfock.-The people in Maine, ON
learning that two hundred English troops had been
ordsrsd 70 Madawaska, sent mp party of men, and
burned Their strong building TO- the ground, which
wasas much as saying to the English, II yon want
block houses you must build them" The building
destroyed was nine miles vp the Fish river.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

Loo ,Jocoism IN diabopo - An extensive void mine
has been discovered in Randolph county, Ala in il
one lump was ioand wo IN over $500 rbe nine il
belle ed To be the rio est in Ameri a. Gold worth
$1,000 was obtained from IL in a single day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

BsiDeE OVER rHE MrssrssIPrI.-A petition is be-
fore the Missouri Legislature for charter 10 con.
strast bridge across the Mississippi. opposite 81
Loais, TO cost nearly $685.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

0J- New papers are starting mp in New Orleans,
bytwos and threes. Among the others is one called
" The Losfcr."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

W A biographical sketch Of the Directors OF the
Mechanics Bank, Philadelphia, will appear tomor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

Geo. Henderson. ist Lieut. Orlando Ware, Mid,sirmsn,
j Gibbona ID |" Roht Clements. .
Alss Moore. ID q Chas Undefh,ii
Applcm m. Master, Wn Oliver,
X II Leesh Surgeon, w \ ennison, /"
y Wells, Pur.sr w w McFarlane.
e A Cushmsn, Csrt' clerk Peter Ryerson, sail maker,
A A Waite. Midshipman nsbt Giles, Bostswsin,
j H. Wheele', Alexander Collins, Gunner.
r France Peter Dedrickc~rpeDser,
This is the first vessel Of any magnitude belong
iog 10 the new republic-our younger and interest
ing sister Of the ssuth-which has ever made her
appearance IN our waters. The Colorado is a most
beautiful vssselmanned by chief and officers, the
mos; thoroughbred of their profession. She was
built IN Baltimore, aud would have beat the mail
from New Orleans, but Cor the gale that overhaued
her lew days ago. II ever this beautiful vessel
and her gallan, crew fall in with any Of the Mexi-
cans, we would not insure the latter for half the
mines of Peru.
The Colorado viii remain here a few weeks, and
then sail again FOR the Gulf Of Mexico to protect
the commerce Of the new republic.