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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

The Philadelphia American Sentinel, q Jealous
administration journal, in noticing tho movements
Of Tennessee in favor OF Col. Polk, observes
What ara Col. r.. M. Johnson's friends doing I
We hear nothing Of them" Dear Sentinel, the
Colonel Ia thrown entirely in the shade-his life wi I
hereafter have To be spent in darkness. Well,
mayhsp, this will be more c~ongenial to bis feelings.
The Tennessee folks ara determined not 10 be
Rnehsrssed again. One prescription Of that emf.
nent doctor IL as much as they can stand. IL has
been working them for -four years, and, say they.
we must have a dose Of Polk yoot-a vegetable e
remarkable ac,iop--in order TO srAisen the CONF
piexion.-BaH. Chy0n.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

PnooRkss OF ENfoRArIos.-W have been shown
a letter addressed to Gov. Dodge. says tho Wiscoh,
sin Free Press, from a merchant Of Buffalo, N. ",
to whose care have been consigned zoe families,
consisting Of J GOO persons, and who proposes pls.
ciag them in this Territory, provided they can bs
suitably accommodated. They left their homes, in
N Y. Star.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

CALL OF THE ILLINOIS LEoisLATuRR.-Gov.
Carlin, Of Illinois, has, BY proclamation. convoked
an extra session Of the Legislature Of thar State, for
the ed Monday Of December next. so receive snch
communications as may be made TO them touching
the public interest. and TO adopt such measures q
the welfare of the State demands" Thus work
the Erpsrinaesh .-Lyneh6urg vsrg.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

AsoTHER DESTRUCTIVE FiRE.-The RICHMOND
Compiler Of the 3oth ult., ~contains Z letter from
the postmaster at Charleston, Kana~ha, comfy.
sa' which gives The inte,.igence of Gre; destruo-
i've o. the entire stables, carriages, and sixteen hor-
ses, the property of Messrs. Beideu and Walker,
stage propr'e'. ors. Much other valuable property
to them was destroyed, and the fro CONF
inundated TO one or more contiguous dwellings.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

CoaiSG To THE Poikr -Ita Bal more Chron.
iclc q the 20 inst, says;-A meeting u loco focos
was held IN Wilmington, Del, = few days since, 10
protest against the issuing &c small pc,es, and 10
iei'einie their cpposi,ios 10 banking institutions.
a number OF resolutions had been prepared, scut
and dry Tor the OCCASION these were Of course.
passed. In the mean time some matter Of fact pe.
MUS, prepared and offered the following resolutions.
Resoiped, That the only Iegsl why 10 ru. Town
the Banks is thst every Individual who owes them
should forthwith pay his debt and have no further
dealings with them,
There was common sense In this. and tho mana.
gers OF the meeting, unused TO dealing In tina, arti.
Gle, hardly knew what to do. Some 'cut'' and
oihers /" %shufnsd," til finally the question was Ia.
ken, aud, the State Journal says. the resolution was
passed, We take il for granted that the Loco Foo
cos thereabouts who owe the banks anything will
Immediately pay VI. and forswear ever hereafter
handling . " bank rag.' A happy thing il would
be for The banks every where, could there 10 10 slo-
fious a consummnfio
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

VERMosT.-in The House Of Assembly Of Yer.
mont, on the 23d uit., a resolution condemninw tho
stub reasury, and instrueting the Senators and re-
guessing The Representatives 10 vote agsinst II, was
carried, lis to l07, as an amendment TO Mr.. Part-
ridges resolution in faver OF the scheme.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

Tho British government have made . contract
with the Niagara dock company, 10 build = war
steamer for Lake Erie, Of 400 tons burthen. Tho
vessel will be built at Chippewa, where the compa-
ny has purchased ground for a ship yard, which ia
now In course of prepararion.-Bah CAson.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14
.zffornfes
at Lac,

AVE associated themselves in the practice of
~ their profession. Office, the brick building
now occupied as an Office by Edmund Pendleton,
where one Of US may at all business times be seen.
October II, 1s39.-3m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14
PlsrH
E4R.MERS' REGISTER.

A Monthly Publication, devoted 10 The I'm
procsment of the Practice and Support
Of the Interests of A~gricuiture.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

Every body knows what pains have been taken
20 impress the public mind with the belief that the
Democratic party Of the city Of New York 10 COM
posed Of reckless, violent, irresponsible men--in6-
dsls in religion-arrarisns in politics. and every
Thing else that il bad Globe.
And every body knows Tia. the pains have been
taken to tell the whole truth, and The Globe knows
i too. No better evidence Of their qualify 10 want.
ing than the names which they themselves have nj.
ven 10 their various factions. to wit .--Buu End.
ers, indomitatles. Roarers. Ratlers, Huge Paws,
Hard listers, Simon Pures, and a dozen oshers.-
II these names, --names Of their own adoption-
mean anything, they mean that the owners Of them
are !" composed Of reckless, irresponsible men--in.
hde's IN neutrality-suspicious. in politics, and every
thing else tha, il bad ~ Bah Chroh
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14
NUMBER IS.

FAITHLEss GuARprAs.-It il a,ser.rd - !.
ihorisy which is deemed unqucstionahls, that shs
President Of the Bank Of Virginia. DR.. Broker.
brough, publicly declared in Richmond, that The
stock Of that institution was not worth Efy cents in
The dcllsr! tits shrewdly suspected that the Doc.
tor 10 perfectly willing that the present Bankinx
system should be superseded BY the q ono Bank
system" which was originated at Richmond, some
time since, with the hope that he, the said Doctor.
might receive the srp~oiatmcn, Of President Of The
great mammoth machine. The assertion Of the
Doctor, above alluded TO-, should b. remembered
by stockholders in all time to come. Ifit i ,rue.
he has practisrd a deception upon tho stockholders
IN that institution, and the publics II not true, he
has manifested an utter Disregard for tho intcrss,s
OF those who have entrusted him with Z rsspousi-
bio ard profitable station. In either case, he 4 UNI
worthy Of public confidence. Does he plead rsii.
~, or not gniiiy - Hinckesfer Rep.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14
VOLUME 40.
TO THE CITIZENS OF VIRGINIA!
B%RANDRETH'S PILLS.

"Ispeak unto rise men, Judge ye rhat I say!"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

The New York Commercial says:-They remove
all morbid humors and purify the blood.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

The New York Star says:-Brandreth's Pills are
a medicine which their own intense worth will al
ways secure for them a large and ready sale. They
have deservedly a high reputation; and as a family
and anti-bilious remedy it would be difficult to equal
them among all the patent medicines of the present
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

To Mr.. ZEPHAsIAH SLICK, Justice Of TO Peace,
and Deacon Of the Church, ooer tie Weashers-
field, in the State Of Coaxecticut.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25
D G d .

In this town on Wednesday last. after long i'll
ness. Miss Mary NJ. Carr, daughter Of the late
Mr.. WIN. p. Carr aged - years
Al Providence, on the 10Th inst, Mrs. lydia
Drown. widow Of Mr. Samuel Drown, aged *
yeafS.--On the l7th inst Miss Ann Frances Paine
daughter Of the late John Paine. of Bristol. aged
25 yearS.-On Wednesday last, Mrs. Susan Sea
mans widow Of jeremiah SeamanS, aged - years
-OrSon Clifford only son Of OrSon and OrIlln
Notfit, aged . months and day.-On Saturday at
ternoon last, after long and distressing illness
Susan b. Mumford, wItr of Col, Henry MumfOrd
IN the 5lSt year Of her age.-On Saturday evening
Mrs. Syvania Sludley. wife of Mr.. Kingsley b
Sudley, and daughter OF Mr.. Samuel Bosworth. o
Darlington. ia the 37th year OF her age.
At his residence in Cumberland, on the 18th
INST, Mr.. Asa Bartlett, in The Sath year OF his age
In New Bedford Saturday last, suddenly
Capt Sylvester Wheaton, of Providence, aged 30
years
At Bristol on the 9th inst, Mr.. Allen Luther
aged about 20 years
10 South KingSlown, 2sth ult. Elisha R. p. Kin
yon, Esq. aged Al years.
AT Boston 18th inst. Mr Simon Pratt formerly
of Crauston, r. |. aged 81 years
In New London on the 7th inst. Cornelius Ben
nett, only son Of William and Amelia Higgins,
aged II months and l3 days.
At Trenton, Oneida county, N. Y. on the l0lh
inst Mrs Ann Pearce, wife Of the Rev. Isaac B
Pearce formerly Of this town, aged 81 years
At Wilmington, S. G. Angus, 29th. Mr.. Perry
Cook of TIverton, X. |. aged i6 years.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25
NUAI.ERs.

At Otaheita. April Sd, ship Audley Clarke, Sher-
man, of this port. 100 bbS. sr.; Gen. Jackson, Of
Bristol, 1860 l. c. Richmond of New Bedford.
$50 bbls. May 5th. Hoosly, Warren. 9J0i 2lsl,
George, New Bedford 1900.
A letter from Capt. Potter of the whale ship
Martha Of his port dated March 25Ih, reports hei
with 700 bbls sp oil. He had recovered his boat
and crew al Mazdtlan.
Ship Mobile Rawson, from Pacific .Oceau, with
1850 6bls sp. oil, arrived at New Bedford Wed
nesday.
Brig lie Baror OF Rochester. 10 months on, with
500 bbls sp. OIL was spoken ED ult.
Spoke June 18th, lat - 80 5. Ion 30 "a +. ship
Liverpool. Thomas. SsyS from Isle Of France
for 81 Augustine Bay, li70 bbs VIII go sp oil.
Arr at Boston on Thursday last ship MerTi-
mack, (of aburyporr Starbuck. New Zealand
last from PetnsmbucO. Aug .. Lefl IN Cloudy
Bay, April 2oth. Grand Turk, Dexter. NIB 2ioO
bblS. The Adeline Brown. .ofNewburyport of 2U'O,
sailed same day Tor Bay Of Islands. Sailed IN co
with barque Fortune, Goodwin. of and for Plym
ou,h, full cargo of oll (2i0O). Spoke May IS, lat
50 80 =. Ion rs 40 w. blrqus Arab, Of and for
Fairhayen. from Otago Bay New Zealand, full
zetle of and for Salem, , Ann Mara. OF and for
New London, do both full. Spoke Feb. -, Jas.
Maury, Bigelow. of Salem 2l00 bblS $3.50 speIm)
SaIled i'm Tacahuana June 10 Jane, Eddy. Of
Warren. 900 uh 300 Sp for home.
Arrived al Falmouth l9,h inst ship Bartholo-
new GoSnold, Fisher Pacific Ocean, 1900 bbls " b
GOO sp oil.
Arr at New Bedford. lah. ship Rebecca Sims,
Ray, New Zealand, 27n0 bblS Sp 100 wh oil
Spoke July ~, lat So ii S Ion 90 IL w. ship Lu-
muary, of and for Warren, full--30OO bbS VIII and
Geo Sp oil
Also arr ship Sonth Boston, Butler, Otago Bay,
New Zealand. May D. 29OO bblS VIII oil, for Fair
haven. Ship Ajax, of Havre. anchored of Otago
Bay May ID 1000 bbls-lhe Capt and boats crew
cam. on shore for supplies, when a gale sprung up
from SW the ship was driven TO sea, and had not
returned when the south Boston left.
Touched at Fayal, Aug 5tb, ship Bowdnch,
Soue, Providence
Cid at New York l7th. ship America (of Hud-
sony Topham, for New Zealand
At Cloudy BAY IN May, ship Warren, Lewis, Of
Warren, 5000 bbls wh and $50 sp oil
Also at do, brig Brilliant. Smith, Of and for
Warren in two days.
At WeStpor 18th. bark President, Sowle, Allan
tic Ocean with $50 bbS Sp oil
Al Edgarton, l9th, ship Splendid. Luce. Pacific
Ocean. 1000 brls Sp 500 VIII ol Also ar 20th. ship
Calawba. Coleman, (of Nan) Pacific, 1900 brls Sp.
Spoken Aug LIST, of Flores, brig Ann Maria,
Smell, Fall River, 40 brs oil.
Arr at New London 18th. Schr Pacific, Harris,
81 mos from Desola;ion Island, with $50 br's oil,
tender TO ship Chelsea. which sailed IN co, full and
one outside tier on deck.
The WIN Hamilton, NIB, was spoken of Chat
ham Islands in March--had taken 500 brls in 30
dS since leaving Bay of Islands.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25
Items Of News.

.4ltere! Notes.-The Journal of Commerce
says notes are very plenty in New York, alter
ed from small denominations to tens. 5y cutting
the figures from ten dollar notes and pasting
them over the or 2. As TO the lettering, that
10 taken out and stamped over.
Sport in Ohio.-Tvelve persons, six on
side, hunted sqirrels 10 Miami county two days
last week, on a wager Of 200 bushels Of corn.
One party killed lO4l, and the other 1882 squir-
rels iu two days.
Another Destructive Fire at Ndtchez.-An-
other destructive fire (the second within week
took place at Natchez Oh the 9th inst. and is
estimated to have destroyed property to the a.
mount Of $4,000.
Mr.. James G. Birney has executed at Lou
which descended to him from bis father, who
died lately.
The venerable philanthrophist, Matthew
Carey, died at Philadelphia on Monday night,
sged so. He was a native Of Ireland, and by
profession printer.
n ""' Hannah De Long died at Monroe
Michigan on the 2sth uIt. aged Il9 yes, -
She has resided a, Monroe % years.
Pa'Sensers.-2,lOO aeerage passengers ar.
rived at New York, from European ports. from
the lst to the 5th instant.
Two negroes have been arrested and impris.
ooed 10 Philadelphis for insulting white Iadie.
10 the street
GJ.Hdrd 7Ines.-Nieholas Biddle. Esq,
bought splendid mansion in PhilsdeIphi. last
week, ct auction. for fifty thousand dollars
Mr.. Cenbe. the Phrenologist. 10 nov 10
Hartford, delivering a course Of lectures On the
subject.
Ssser0l H,ary Fail.rs., q Is reported. have
-eured al CiscipnsuL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25
NOTICE.

"yHEREhS the undersigned did by certain
w Power Of Attorney, which is said to be- lost
and the date whereof Is not remembered (hnt sup.
posed TO be in the month Of June lasD constitute
Luihe, c. SaSton Of the CITY of New York. his At
torney and for the sale and conveyance of
tain real estate IN Newport, in the State Of Rhode
Island and also to receive the rent issues and profits
notice ls hereby given. hlt the
said Power Of Attorney, has been revoked. coun-
iernIanded aud annued, aud that the said Saxton -
no longer in any way authorised TO act as the agent
attorney of the undersigned either in relation 10
the sale, negotiation conveyance of said property,
or for any olher purposes whatever.
J. l.. G. HARDY.
New York Sept. 23d, 1899.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25
SNIP IL NEW $.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY. Sept 18th.
schr. Jane, Miller, from Hampden, Me. for New
Haven.
THURSDAY. Sept 10.
Sch'r,. Gen Copb. Cobb, from Baltimore. with
corn TO John +. Tilley.-Gen. Warren McIntire.
from SacO for New HayeD.-Sloop Charles, Ash.
from New York.
FRIDAY Sept. 90.
Ship Superior of New York from Pictou, with
500 tons coal for Fall RIv-r.-Soop Hudson, West,
from Providence for New Bedford.
SATURDAY Sept, 2Is
Schrs Hero, Kelley, from Boston for n. York.
Morning Star, NIckerSon, from Bath with lumber
to the mas,er.-Superior, Kelley, from Fsil River
:or Dennis.-Oneco, Trip, from New Bedford for
Philadelphia HuIchlns from Providence
for Baltimore. Mariner, Adams, from Nantucket
for do Brig Deborah, Hardy fIoIn Rochester for
New York.
SUNDAY, Sept. 22d.
Brig Tappanooly. Sloman. Of aud from New ila-
ven, ~ days out for Barbados, IN distress. On
Thursday i2th usi. IN a southeast gale. in la; 80
long 634, lost boat head cl foremost, maniopmast,
glib and flying glb booIns, with sails aud riggug al
tached to them. Out of a deck load Of 40 horses.
there Is only ! remaining. On SUNDAY 18th ind +,
Charles John seaman. fell from the main yard O.
verboard aud was drowned; having no boat It was
impossible to save him. Same day saw large yes-
sci, supposed a bark. with nothing but forenast
standing. steering " W, with glib and foresail set.
Yesterday morning saw a large ship under top-ails
aud courses, had the appearance of being under u.
~ NAN and IN ispmasts. Saw her again ths
morning off Block Island, tack ship snd steer TO the
Southwark.
Sch'rs Edward. allep, from Lubeck for Rich
nond - Atlantic, Peterson. from Tsunisn for do.
Eliza Warren, Coleburn. from Hslossll ior New
Haven. Splendid, Farnum, from Lubeck for New
York Union, Higgins, from Ocracose With corn
u Geo Bowen --SloOp Camilla. ChsmplIn, from
New York for Providence.
MONDAY. Sept 23d.
Sloops Victory, death, from New York for
Prov Read from Providence for
New fork.--Eagle. Carr, from Warren.
CLEARED.
Brs Roderic Dhu Do,y. Afrc,.
sI0op Charles. Ash. Providence
Do. Camilla. Chsnpln. do
Do. Fictsry. Heath. do
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25
"a drrfeO

In Providence on the 10th inst. bv Rev. M NJ
Dean, Mr.. Benjamin B. Baker TO Miss Mary C
West. both Of Prov idence.
AT Pawcatuck ON the sth inst. Msxon Rogers
Esq. OF New York, TO Miss Hannah Stilman Of
Westerly
Al Kingston on the 2nd inst by the Rev. Mr..
Vernon, Mr.. Joshua c. Xiuyon, of North Provi.
dence, TO Miss Susan S. BabcCck, daughter of Jes.
Sc Rabcock. Esq OF the former place
ln New Bedford on the l1th INST. Mr. Henry Di
man, Jr. of Bristol, 10 Miss BeIsey f. Tsber, Of n
Bedford
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25
o. TO THE AFFLICTED.
Or. EVANS CAM0MIlE g. APeRleNT PILLS.
DR.. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Or. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP [for teething)
DR.. HUNTS BOTANIC 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 10 oblain them fIom the regular agents on
ly--aS there is delIterous imitation ofthese med
icineS 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.
TINGLEY, Providence j. MIC INTYRE & Co
Pawlucket BENZ. EARL & Co, Fall River
Mass GIBSON q STERLING, CT. Barring
on; S. POWELL, 36 Cornhill Boston ID
WITEHILL New Haven, Conn. CANFIELE
i ROBINS, Hartford.
IT BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
sr See also advertisements on the first page
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, Sept. 10th

Beeyes-The supply of Beef Cattle AT market.
consisted of 500 bead, 100 OF which were left over
from last week 100 from the South and the bal
ance from this State and Connecticut. The sales
the 100 lbs.
Cows and Caves-There were but 20 at mar
ket. all OF which were sold al S35 40dnd Si5 each.
Sheep and Lambs 260O were Offered and near
ly all Sod--the Sheep at 2 to 50 80 for inferior 10
fair, and 10 S4 so, for good TO prime-the Lambs
at 81 IS 10 50 each.
Hay-No change in the prices. Sales at 62i TO
81 cts
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, Sept, l6lh

Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot.
At markell ass Beef Cattle. $50 Stores. 450o
Sheep, and go Swine.
Priees-Beef Catlle-We quote frs, quality =
IS s.; second quality 81 a so; third quality
4 a ST 80.
SIores-Yearllngs Sl2 SIC; two year old, Is
a S2s.
Cows and Calves Sales at $50, S. AZ, 55, and
S62
Sheep Lots were sold at 81 50, / g., s., 81
. II. 80, 3 AZ, . IS and SO.
SwIne-Prces have further declined. Lots to
peddle were taken at 5. 81, and &c for Sows, and
&, "a and 81 for Barrows! at retail 6 6Ie fol
Sows, and ! a 7ic for BarIows.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25

The STATE Of Ald6dmd has attempted little
thing which she cannot do. A law has passed
the Legislature of the State that all free ne
groes found within its limits after next August,
shall be seized and sold as slaves. 1t can not
be done for the citizens Of one state have the
privilege Of citizenship in every other, no mat
ter what their color. They might just as well
kidnap whites.-N Y. Dispatch.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25

RAscALiTY.-Some unknown scoundrel not
long since wrote to the Postmaster General a
forged letter. in the name of Mr.. Buskirk, post
master At Bloomington. Indiana resignins his
office, and Designating George II. Johnson as a
person worthy TO be his successor. The re-
moval and appointment were made, to the equal
surprise Of both gentlemen, and the mystery of
the affair was explained only by reply from
tho Postmaster General to letter Of Mr.. B.,
stating that the whole proceeding was in COM
pliance with his own written request.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25
MARINE MEMORANDA.

Arr at New York on Friday last, sch'r wolcoii
Hints, 3 days from Richmond.
Cid al New Orleans, 18th inst. sehr. Hannah,
Boss, for Providence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25
FOR SALE.

&A THE large lot OF land togeher with the
I:;,m two-story IIonse thereon situated, on the
@-AAs- corner Of Marlborough and Farewell streets.
he above Estate Is now IN compete order. and IL
well ealcnlated Tor one two Families. The terms
will be one fourth down and the balance eau remain
from four to five years. or will exchange it for any
other property. For further Information apply to
sept Ir--Jw' GILBERT CHACE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25

FRESH GOODS FOR AUTUMN
RECEIVED At
uL[Is GAL&SE1SSs
THIBET and Moreno CLOTH
Printed Saxony and worSled cheI,
Printed and plaid Victoria,
Figured and plain Alpines,
Swlss and KNIT ShawlS
Thlbel and Brochi. ditto,
French and British prints
Rich Mous>elIne de LANES. plain and hsurcd,
Scaris. CullsIets and Crayats,
MUhar Mus and Gloves
Printed Flanuel--Welch ditto.
Rogers and English HannelS,
Worsted Damask and Moreno,
Whilney and Rose Blankets,
Fancy and Colored Merinos.
French Work, and fancy Laces,
embossed Center Table Cloths,
Rich Satins for coaks,
Elegant hgured and plain Silks for dresses,
BrOadcOths, Cashmere and CasSInets,
Ribbed and plain Sailin.tts,
Mohair, Moravian aud worSfcd Hose,
Superhne heavy shesting and Shifting. sep III
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25

A Cdution.-We learn that on Friday night
last. at the Sulphur Springs, six miles from
this city, the wife of Spanish gentlemen gave
him dose Of laudanum. as a remedy for the
cholic, which caused his death. The dose
was not larger than is usually administered {;
but it had been lying in trunk for the period
Of ten years, and had acquired great strength
and power.-.St. Louis Argus.