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NEW NOVEL" Eoneguski," tn. Cherokee
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r Avs OF THE UNITED STATES.-The Con
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Leaves have their time 70 Gan,
And flowers 10 wither in the north winds breath
And stars to set--bot oil,
Thou hast all seasons for thine own oh Death ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-07-31

We cheerfully bear testimony TO the truth
and justice OF the following euogium of CO.
temporary print, which we find in the Proyi-
dence Courier.-tEDs. REp.l
TIE BALTIMORE Among the
neutral papers, there is not an abler one than
the Baltimore American-Conduciedw with en-
inent ability and indefafigable industry. ever
courteous towards its contemporaries, dignihed
and comprehensive in i,s mode Of investigating 2
any question. scrupulously impartial in its ac.
count OF political intelligence its editorials rem
der IT one OF the most valuable public journals
In the country. Its subjects are happily cho-
sen-they generally consist of considerations
tending either to enhance the general prosper
ity, honor and greatness of the country, or 10
quicken the spirit Of improvement and enter
prise in all that concerns the city and State in
which il is published, There is a warmth OF
patriotism in the views which it takes, that
commends it in an especial manner TO the A
merican reader. We do not know whether the
circulation Of this useful paper is extensive
but if it be commensurate with its merits. il
should be great indeed.-N. o. Com. Bulletin.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-07-31
Dtf0.

In this tsvn Oh Monday 22d inst, Mrs. Susan
Vinson, widow Of Deacon Samuel Vinson, in the
S0h year of her age
On the 2lSt inst, at the Asylum, Mr.. James
Moody, aged 81 years.-For more than 80 years
in state OF insanity, he has been an inmate OF the
Alms-houSe, in this town.
Ia Providence, on Saturday morning last, Hen
ry S. Angel, Esq. late Cashier of the Trader:
Bank, in the 3lSt year Of his age.
Al New Bedford on Sunday 2lst inst. Mrs. Eli
zabeih l.. wife Of Mr.. Andrew Cragie, and daugh
ter Of Rev. Daniel Webb, aged 30 years.
At Foster, on Sunday 2lst inst, DR.. Thomas o
II. Carpenter, in the 62d year of hs age.
AT Srnlth6ed on Monday 22d inst, Miss Esther
S. Sprague, eldest daughter of Nathan b. Sprasue
Esq in The 10Th year OF her age.
In Illinois, Mrs. Mary Greenman, widow o.
Capt. jeremiah Greenman, formerly ofProvldenc'
aged 50 years.
At Brooklyn, n Y. on the 2lst inst. Hon Abra
ham Van1erveer,a representative from New York
in the last Congress Of the United States.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-07-31
INFORMATION WANTED!

ADAM WISNER, formerly Of Northum-
berland. in Pennsylvania. who was in the Rev
olutionsry war, as a minute man. under Gener-
al Potter, and Col. James Murray. and whose
papers have all been destroyed BY the burning
of his house, in which his all was consumed,
wishes TO know if there are now living any wit
ness TO his having been in that war, as without
such witness he cannot obtain a pension, TO
which he is justly entitled, and which he is
very anxious to obtain in consequence of pow
euy brought upon him by unpropiIious prov
licences. Should this meet the eye of any iu-
'dividuai who can testify TO these points. re-
specting his revolutionary services which the
law requires, in order for him to obtain pen
sion, they would confer favor upon an affict-
ed old revolutionary soldier, by communicating
the fact, stating the name and residence of such
witness, TO the Rev. Oren Brown. or Deacon
Abraham Harrison, of East Groveland, Living
ston County, State Of New York.
Publishers of weekly Journals, in the United
States. are requested for the sake of humanity.
TO give the above few insertions in their pa
pers. OREN BROWN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-07-31

Lightaing.-For some time past, we have
had showers almost daily and the lightning
and thunder have been of the very first order.
4 peal which makes the building shake and the
glass rattle, reminds one Of old times. Besides
the present comfort resulting from such show
ers in cooling the atmosphere, an agency is ex-
ered in the publication Of the same, which is
always favorable. and at times probably essen
tial, TO the prevalence Of health. Let no man
ever depreeate good thunder shower. We re-
gret however to hnd that what has been bles-
sing TO some, has been fatal TO others. Notices
Of disasters by lightning, are frequently received
Jour of Com.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-07-31

THE MAILs.-The Postmaster General has,
we understand, made arrangements to have the
great mail between New York and New Haven
conveyed by land. For some time past this i'm
portant mail has been very irregular. but the
arrangements now making will insure both
pnnctuality and regularity in the conveyance
The Post Office Department has made every
exertion 10 have this mail conveyed by Steam
boats between the two places, and offered lib
eral compensation but the route is in the pos
session OF one company. which has undertaken
TO extort money, because there was no oppo-
nent in the field. After negotiating for weeks,
the Postmaster General has left that company
to make their demands, and to lose the benefit
OF very advantageous contract, aud ordered the
mail by land, to leave New York at / O'Clock
A. NJ. The contractor is now pure chasing teams
and coaches, to fulfil his contract, and in few
days all will be regulated.
The Railroad Company have, we understand
come to determination to accommodate the
public by waiting. if necessary the arrival OF
the mail at New Haven. This will procure the
whole mail connection, and accommodate a
million and a half of people. We are glad to
witness this correct. and we believe liberal spr-
it, on the part Of the Railroad Company, and
have no doubt the public will appreciate it..
Hartford Times.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-07-31

4 Singular OccurTeRee.--While in the act
Of signing a receipt few days since in Rich
mond, person land upon a log handful OF
Ashuelet bank bills, $3.50 worth) when a steer
there is DO accounting for tdSte) seized and
swallowed the whole at a mouthful. All at
temprs to force him TO disgorge his III gotten
lceaih were frui,less. Fortunately ample proof
was comeatabe, and the Directors did not hesi-
tate to make good the loss.
Kenne IN. H. Sentinel.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-07-31
III
SHIP EIM NEW s.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY, July oath.
Brig Pocahontas Knowles from an unsucCess-
ful whaling voyage to Bay Of Mexico, &c. out lOJ
months. with only bols oil.
Sch RS. Fancy, Bray, from New Orleans for
Providence Mary, Baker, from Kennebec. -
Milo. Nickersvn benevolence, Ni~kerson, ~ Ma.
ry = Betseys Kelley-al from saco Tor Providence.
Superior, Kelley; Victory, Hardon; Eliza &
Nancy, Kelley, and Doreas kelley--all from Bath
for Providence Baker; FranslIn, Nick
ersoD, and Hunter. Brgss--all from Bath for Fall
kiver.--Liberty, NewcOmb, from Gardner, with
for Wsrwies.--Lurana Svasey, from Boston,
Emily, Knight, from Camden Tor Fall River.
THURS DAY. July 25ih.
Scb'rs. Rebeeea, Hawthorn, from Gardiner with
lumber 10 Finch 81 Engs.-Msris, Small, i'm Bus-
on.--siooP Fame, Folser, from Nantucket.
FRIDAY, July 10Th.
Schr. Concord. Burroughs, - days from Csrde.
mas, with mOlsSSeS, 10 Jobn X. StsnhOpe. ESQ -
Passengers, Mrs. Skinner, Mrs. La vtOn, and Mis-,
Lawrence. all OF CsTdenas
SloOps James LsmpheTs, Keney, from Proyi.
dence Tor New YOTs.-Geo. Washington. smith.
from do for New London
SATURDAY July 9Th.
Sehr. Jim Grow, GsTdner from Charleston
Is. C.) Ballast TO tse master.
SUNDAY, July 2Is,.
Brig BENJAMIN, Luh,, 5 day. from Bangor with
lumber u H. Bull, Jf.--Sehr. CsssiuS. COurelI. 10
days from CALAIS, Me. DO t0.-Only 500, from Ia
beck for rPtogidenee.--Scituaie, Baker, from S.
Johns ~. b Tor Philadelphia.
MONDAY. July 29h.
Scbrs. Elizabeth. Of and from Bath .--Armadillo
sImoon, Sulliysn.--LueInds, Mayhew from Essi
hsebiss for Nev YORK.
TUESDAY, Jolly 3o,h.
sehr. Dsnssr, Nieker,on, from Boston, with
Hemp 20 Geo. TIiey.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-07-31
BRIGHroN MARKET. Monday. July %

Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot
Al market 2io Beef Cattle. including those un.
sold last week, Is Cows and Calves. 5000 Sheep
aud Lambs, and l75 Swine, including 100 at mar
ket last week.-About 20 Beef Cattle. and or 10
hundred Sheep. unsold.
PriceS--Beef Cattle---We again reduce our
quotations 10 conform 10 sales. Frs, quality 3 S
25; second quality 50 : Isl third qualify 6 90
a 725
Cows and Calves.-Saes al $50, 81, 49, so, 55
and 20.
Sheep--Dull, and the market completely guued
One lot of ordinary Lambs were sold for 25
and one lot for 80. Sheep and Lambs, IS. 50
2 IS and 25; Wethers. 25 . so, 50 and 4 25.
Swine--Dull one lot Of small pigs more than
Lalf Barro~S, att "a no old hogs sold : IA was
the highest offer. AT retail, small pigs, and 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-07-31
NEw-YoRK CATTLE MARKET, July %.

Beeves-The supply Of Beef Cattle at market
consisted OF 500 head. 50 Of which were lell over
last week, $50 from the South and the balance from
this State. The sales comprised 400 head, at SIS
TO Sl0,50, averaging 50, so the 100 pounds
Cows and Cayes.-63 al market, of which sc
were sold at S35 to Si4.
Sheep and Lambs-The supplies comprised
290O, of which 2GOO were taken-the Sheep at Sc
to $3.50, and Lambs SI,5o SO
Hay.-The amount at market was small -
Sales Of loose, old at 67I 100 cts: and new 62I
7j cents. the 100 lbS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-07-31
DANCING SCHOOL.

A CARD.-Mons. GuIGoS respectfully informs
n the Ladies and Gentlensn Of Newport, that
having last FRIDAY been detained IN Providence b.
Illness, he VIII commence his School on Friday al.
ternoon next. July lob. al Armory Hal q, O'Clock
Subscription Lisi . lch a, Mr.. csBahsn's Book
Store.
tJR.gular sheinOon. Thur-iays and Fridays.
from 10 bali rsr July i7
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-07-31
O. TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. EVANS CAMOMlIe G. APERlENT PILLS.
Or. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
DR.. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP Ctor teetiing)
DR.. HuNIiS RnIlNlc 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-
ques,ed 10 obtain them fIom 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, X. L.; o. r.
TINGLEY, Providence J. NC INTYRE 81 Co
Pawtucket; BENZ. EARL Il Co, Fall River,
Mass. GIBSON * STERLING, Ct. Barring
on; S. POWELL, 36 Cornhill Boston, ID.
WITEHILL, New Haven, Conn; CANFIELD
& ROBINS, Hartford.
~ BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
~ See also advertisements on the first page.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-07-31

RHoDEISLAND DIsTRICT,s.c.--InC Chancery
By virtue Of decree passed by the honorable Cir
cut Coun ofthe United States for said District,
at their June Term, 1889; In the suit in Equity,
between Joseph HoSsie, complainant in the org
ina Blll, aud Nathan Carr aud others respondents,
aud between Joseph Iio,s;e. complainant in the
supplemental bill, and Anon Hopkins, and 9th
ers respondents there W III bs sold at public auc-
hon, on the premises IN the town Of West Green.
wlch, in the county Of Kent on the fifteenth day
August next AT IL O'Clock. NJ.
9yyA One undivided half part Of three acre
l.,lnN Lot with the Cotton Factory aud other
"-ssse- buildings thereon standing, and the dams,
nmes, aud race-ways appurenant TO the Factory
which were conveyed by Simon Reynolds to Ma
than and Jesse Carr, Que undivided half part ol the
thirtyseven acre LOT, and one undivided eighth part
of the picket lot, all men toned and described in the
pleadings IN the before named suit aud which sew.
era estates with the Factory and Buildings, lie con-
hguous 10 each other and were used Dy aud belong
ed to the West Greenwich Manufacturing Company,
as part OF their company property. The whole
OF the premises before named oi so much thereof as
may be necessary for tho purposes mentioned in the
original decree IN the sniI aforesaid will he sold to
the highest bidder A more fall description of the
premises, with the terms of sale TO be made known
at the time and place ofsala.
THOMAS BURGESS.
Master in Chsncery in said Suit.
Providence. July IL, iS39,--l7-4w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-07-31

The President Of the United States wa. re-
ceived by his friends with very warm welcome
and very great show at Albany on Thursday.
n. Y (IPhieJ Ga,etfe.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-07-31

NOUND--In Touro street Black Merino
II Shawl, white border. The owner can have
the same by calling at l32 ThameSstreet, or at the
Republican Office.
Newport July 29h 1899
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-07-31

MARES NEsT:-The federal papers have
seized upon the late investigation at the mint
to raise an outcry about astounding disclosures
Of the manner in which the affairs of that es-
tablishment have been conducted. That inves-
tigation grew out of a misunderstanding be-
tween the weighing clerk and the melter. who
belongs to the opposition party, and il all arose
from an irregular entry in the books Of de-
poste of $500. The investigation was institu-
ted at the request of the superintendent and
other officers of the establishment 1t was Of
the most searching character, and lasted, as
we understand, for more than month. The
precise result will remain unknown to the pub
lie until the evidence shall have been decided
upon BY the proper authorities. We can safely
assert, however. that the character of no officer
OF the mint is implicated that every one who
was present at the investigation is convinced
that the $500 which created the difficulty are
in the vaults, and that the irregularity in the
entry was occasioned by pique between the
two individuals above mentioned, one of whom
is opposed to the administration.
". o. Lollsidnian.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-07-31

A London paper ofJuly 1st. says: Among
the passengers who have reached this country
by the Great Western. is a gentleman delegated
on special mission by the Post Office Depart
ment at Washington to the authorities Of our
general Post Office. The object in view is one
which will produce the greatest advantages in
facilitating the commerce between Great Brit
ain and the United States. five are correctly
informed the special messenger from Wash
ington is to make full inquiries into the plans
of Mr. Rowland Hill for the establishment of a
uniform penny postage, with the view Of extern
ding the system to the United States At the
earliest possible convenience. Should the gov
eminent Of the United States adopt Mr.. Hills
plan, letters will pass throughout the whole
continent Of the United States at the same rate
as it is intendrd they shall shortly do in this
country"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-07-31
CLEARED

Brig Castel. Johnson, Bridgeport b
Do. Emeline. Piiman, Bristol r.. ~
Sehr. Maria, Small, Providence,
Do. Concord, Burroughs, do.
Do. Jim Crow, Gardner, Fall River,
DO. Seituate, Baker, Philadelphia,
Sloop Hero, Read, Providence,