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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-28
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY, Aug -.
Ship Hope, Collins, lion Goltenburg for Pr0yi
dence.
FRIDAY Aug. e3d.
Schr. Emigrant, Tobey, 10 days from Ph,lade-
phia. with coal 10 ;. Newton. Jun.--Spoke 2ls inst
of Fire Island Light, ship Mango, 20 days from
Liverpool for New York.
Providence -Amuy, Munro. from do for do
Geo. Washington, Smith, from New London. do.
SATURDAY Aug. 2ith.
Revenue Gutter Vigilant. Capt. Connor from a
cruise and sailed again ia the evening.
Sch rs GrecIan. Wnrde, from Philadelphia for
Fall River Maria, Small from Boston for Prov
ideD"e.-Lucy, Baker from Yarmouth Tor do -
General Lafayette, Hawkins. from Provden,e for
New York Eoleis jones, from New York -
dence.-- Arlon. Hull, from Providence for New
York --Metamora, Winslo from Warren for
do,--MOntilla Edwards from Kingston.
SUNDAY, Aug 25,b.
Brig Sea Bird, OK. from Norfolk for Provi-
dence.--Soop OSiervile, Loyeworih, from New
York for New Bedford.
MONDAY. Aug 26lh.
Revenue Gutter Vigilant Capt. Conhor, from a
cruise.
TUESDAY, Aug eth.
Brig Calvin Gardner. from Wilmington for
Providence--crew sick.--Sch'rs rs Eagle, Ball, from
Philadelphia Banner Nirkerson, from Boston
for Providence. Cherokee, Hathaway, fm Tam
ton Tor New York.
CLEARED.
Brig Pocahon,as, Barker. S Atlantic, whaling.
Schr. Phebe Baxter Baxter Philadelphia.
Do. Maria, Small, Providence.
Sloop Anuawon, Easion, do
Do. Venus. Bliven, DO.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-28

10 his town on Saturday Isst. Mrs. Sarah Nor
sab, widow Of Cap. Joseph Morgan. aged 50 yrs
On the 18Th lost. Mss Sarah smith daughter Of
The late MIR Philip Smith. VI NIddlel0sn aged -
years.
ga The l2.h inst. Martha Frances. daughter Of
Mi. joseph ". FIeld aged yesrs aud n days.
AT PfoFidesee on Sunday 18th INST. Mrs Mary
Aha Carpenter. sIfe Of Mr.. HOraiiO y. Carpeuief
10 TIE gyih year Of her age, fJrmehy of tLis toyn
On Wedhsssa, iav NJ Davi1 Teiifsir. aged
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-28

Lottery authorised By The State Of Nary
land 10 erect a Toon Hal and ether
public buildings in the city Of Bal
tmOre- Glass for 1889
To be positively drawn in the city of Baltimore
on WEDNESDAY Sept. 25th. 1889. at 4
o'clock, p. NJ. under the superntendsnce oi
Commissioners.
ID. 5. GREGORY II CO., Managers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-28
xehOde-ISIVlsd Election.

The following comprise all the returns that
we have received. of the election for Represeu-
,arives TO Congress held yesterday in this state :
Thurs Don. Tilliug- Crau- Scat.
Ion. hast son. ter'g
Newport l59 l55 405 402
Portsmouth IS ~ Ill ITO
Middleton "a maj.
jamestown do.
Reports from Tiverton before the polls were
closed, state the dem. maj. then to be 90: in
1887 it was 81
Reports from Little Compton state that the
Loco Focos" had swept the town officers. and
that the vote for Congressman was very close
polls not closed Wing mai. in 1887, 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-28
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, August 49,
NEw-YoRK CATTLE MARKET, August 9

At market $50 head of Beef Cattle, 200 of which
was from the South, balance from this Stale and
Connecticut.
mand. sales reached to 100 mead al to ) /. aver
aging 3 50 the 100 lbs
Mich Cows-Sales dull. 20 sold at 81 to Si5.
sheep and Lambs continue 10 good demand and
all sold. Sheep at tu 50, and to 50 81 for good
Lambs at ! 50 10 So 80, and 10 SO IS Tor good.
Hay-The market was well supplied sales by
the load al from so 10 81 - cts the 100 lbs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-28
BADNESS.

hLDRIDGES BALM OF COLUMBIA
" DANDkCFF AND BALDNLsS-ILe Le Ill
ucie above named is chemical combination OF such
ingredients ss hav, proved themselves eficacious in
assisting the natural growth OF the human hair, aud
removing all obstacles to It's perfect developemeut.
In commencing this article TO the particular notice Of
discerning pubic, the proprietor Is bat rccapitula
ung tie Ot pressed scDiIuenis OF tire many hun
dTeds, wno have successfully tested us ehlcacy aud
wonderful qualities, this compound having acquired
Tor itself character Tot singular merit and value.
II used by ladles aud gentenen, GENERALLY to Keep
the hair osi aud beaniIiu aud the h. ad free from
Dandfnh. whIcn II does most perfectly and thus pre-
vents BsidI'ss.
IP Csuton. .-Obserye that each bottle of tia
genuine Balsan VI Coiutnbia has a splendid engra,-
cd wrapper, on which Is represented lie Falls VI Nj
igars. dc.
Sold wnolesale and retail. by COMSTOCK &
CO, , FieicneI.sl hear MAIDEN Lane, duor IRON.
Pelh Il New fork. In Newport, by X. J. TAi-
LOR. iis. Tham.s.st.
" THE LATE MAYOR Of Philadelphia has
certified nuder scs OF the city TO the character Of
'e'efSi, Div'nss Physcians, and gentlemen ofhish
'iHhdng. WHO d.ciate po-tn.,y under then own
lilics all oi winch may l.. seen al the place named
ein~ t,a, balm OF 1 cianom j. not ony Ger.
'siu Igcs na1ts. Out E.si.i,ey stestorau,e o: The
niusB ,isir. ace. surc cate ior Lsnaruh. Who
.hsll d'sru:O or ,shu - bad Tie Oni, true hsss
speac.d .'eei pate engraved wrapper with ls'ss
n Nisgs:a. &c. 20 IL Inquire at No. Fletcher"
let, door tssa v'url.s'r..' resr A,.'soeu lsps
.e- YoSs Lv,. x.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-28

Iaug,aer Springs. (ya.J-The Wauen,on
Times Of the 18th inst. saws -" The number
!, Fsuquier White Sulphur Springs has, we
learn, reached about 500. and a gsyer and
more fashionable throng have never VISITED that
hesuiifnl retreat. Almost every State in the
Union contributes her quota. but OlI Virginia
furnishes the larger proportion.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-28

The following is very neat hit at the affec-
ted indifference with which the faderalsts pre-
tend to regard the prostration of their power =
There is nothing in the general aspect Of af-
fairs, in the slightest degree TO discourage the
Whigs.-N Y. Gazette.
Certainly not. They have only lost six of
their own States in one short year--New Jer-
.ey, Ohio, Maryland Delaware, Indiana and
Tennessee, which gave 66 votes against Mr.
Van Buren,, and every account which reaches
us, shows us gain Of additional strength for
the Constitutional Treasury. And yet this is
not in the slightest degree dscouragng Just
turn the tables and suppose we had thus lost
six States. Jehu What a noise there would
have been abput it What tremendous re-ac-
ton of public opinion. How strong the con-
demna,ion by the people of the " odious Sub
Treasury ~ But 10 the Wings il is moth
ing. During the food, it is said. that as the
waters rose, sailor repeatedly importuned
Noah TO take him in. The waters were up to
his chin. He again asked. and was again refu
sed This was too much for sailor nature TO
bear. Go TO - with your boat. 1t amt
agoing to be much of shower after all.
~ Y En-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-28
"a dr rtcc
~~~>s-

At Tiverton on the ll,h inst. Mr.. Job b. Fl.ich.
er, TO Miss Elizabeth Macomber
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-28

TrSsr.EE.-The Globe, In noticing the
clarnor Of the opposition press that the power
and rhe patronage Of the general Government
had operated on Tennessee. says very justly:
"It is we'll known that the General Govern
ment has neither an army or navy stationed in
any part OF Tennessee; that il has there neith-
or West Point academies, land Offices. srsenals,
or hospitals; that the post Offices are filled by
re opponents than friends that in the Gus
toni house ii has but d single officer; and of
the three or four officers connected with the
judiciary, one was whig candidate for Coz
gress. violently abusing the Administration.
This is the only public officer who appears TO
have entered the arena. Yet after all this. the
Opposition have the effroptery TO cover over
their defeat by saving that "the power and
patronage Of the Government seem 10 have
been exerted with unprecedented activity aud
much effect"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-28

Look out for Prizes in
School Fund Lotteries 10 be
drawn this Week.
This Day. ;. + l29-72 Numbers-li Ballots,
r,hi.ass hisSes' pnrs, se:ooo-nese,s So:
Capital s6,ooo-T'cs. 81.
Friday, iSi-9 " Is
Capital sl5,ooo-Tics. -.
Saturday, A" 49, ~ 4" I2
Capital SoO. ooO-and-
pnze OF S5O00 5priEes Of $1,000
$500 5 coo
lsO0 5 $50
l $50 200 500
Tickets $40.
Tickets in Wholes and Parts for Sale at the O1
Office of
J. @. SHAW.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-28

The Cape May Albinos.-The last number
OF the American Journal of the Medical Sci
ence contains an interesting article descriptive
Of some Albino children, whose parents reside
in Cape May county, y. J. The father and
mother are both OF the Africrn race--and pos
sess all the peculiarites OF the African in hair,
features and complexion, They have always
maintained character for industry, integrity
and virtue. far above the majority Of the ne
groes in the neighborhood The mother has
given birth TO SIX children. Her two first were
fair male representatives Of Africa, then follow
ed two female A5nos, then, by way Of pune
tuation' black female, and on the frs; Of June
last commsneed another line. with another Al
oino male. Her colored children have all died
and her present family consists Of three chill
dren, possessing skin ofthe most delicate white
color. Ihese Albino children have all the fea-
lures oi regular built negro child, fiat foot
and broad, leg inserted in the centre Of the
same, with natural cur. Of the tibta. sim un.
usually delicate and fair. ewes of Inbt bInc
corner surrounded by delicate ring Of mini y,
peach blossum, the pupil encircled with the
same colored ung, giving to ihe eye peeuli,r
sppearsnce-hair long and curly. resembling
combed worsisi in color. or a white SPANIEL
eyebrows and eve la.hes the same, a perfect Ia.
s-te nG,ura.-Bosi. .Nsr. Jour.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-28
MILl-STREET ACADEMY

TENllIS School will be open for the recep epton Of
n pupls. THIS DAY, July 3isi, under the
management OF the subscriber.
The iemale department Will have the services OF
lady, Miss HOPKINS, educated for the profession OF
Teacher. in the Justly celebrated school Of Mr.. 4.
Bailey Of Boston aud who, besides her other quail.
ications, has good knowledge of tho French Ian
gunge.
Pupils will be received at any age, aud instruc-
tou " II be furnished in all the branches OF an Eng
lish aud classical education.
Terms
Elementary studies, per quarter sc.
High English studies, - &.
The Languages, 10
j. n BELLOWS, Principal.
Newport. July 3lsi 1889.
We, the Subscribers, consent to serve as TRUS
TEES Of MIL STREET ACADEMY, and lc
have general supervision OF the Interests aDd
concerns OF the institution.
GEORGE ESGs,
WM. &. GIBBS,
L. c. DUNS,
WILLIAM NERSos,
4. BEngY DUMoNT.
CHARLES +. BRooKs,
JOsHUA SAVER,
. JAMLs lIAMMoSD.
RonEKr STEVENS.
S. Sr. Jous in.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-28
From the N. Y. Eveng. Posi-.

JAMAlCA.-Files of the Jamaica Gazette a.
late as the lst of August have been received hu
they contain very little news of interest. The
Governor Of the island had issued procama
ton declaring the lst of August a day of public
festivity and rejoicing.
One or two of the Baptist missionaries, charg-
ed with having uttered slsnders upon private
persons. in the course of their political discus
sions, have been convicted.
The dispute between the laborers and their
employers in regard to the wages of the former
continue. Speaking OF the condition of the
laborers. the Jamaica Chronicle, a print vio-
lently opposed to the government says:
There is, in short, no doubt whatever as
TO the very superior advantages the working ne
groes Of this Island possess, in every point of
personal independence over the laboring poor
Of Great Britain. who can barely secure oy the
hardest toll a sufficiency of food and clothing,
whilst the black population here can indulge in
the Injuries of fine dress and superabundant
feedng, besides being able to afford liberal con
trbutions TO the beggarly parsons who agitate
and mislead them. They are indeed so well
off that they can set the employers at defiance
and consider il rather favor than otherwise
when they condescend to perform any thing
like adequate labor ior the weekly wages re-
ce.ved."
severe shock OF an earthquake was felt in
Jamaica on Monday the 29th July. The Dis
patch OF the next day says
The atmosphere had been for the few days
previous extremely close and sultry, and ap-
peared to forbode some threatened convulsion
of Nature. We have not yet heard whether
any serious damage to buildings has been done
by this awful trembling of the earth; and we
,rust a seasonsble fall Of rain, which is much
,equired. will cool the air, and that we NAV be
pared the return Of these fearful elementary
COMMISSIONS"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-28

THURSDAY, Aug -.
Ship Hope, Collins, iIom GoItenburg for Prov
dence.
EDInAv
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-28

4 FINE article ofsATIN BEAVER HAT
"A Of the latest fashions. ior sale low, BY
apH. Il. I. SHEFFIELD.
Broad. street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-28
ON | believed 10 be openly aud avowediy hostile 10

whom believed 10 be openly enu o'o"eo'J " ~
his interests.
Bn, saw, .he Senator you already have your preto-
rian band. in this city lie doubtless audes TO the OIL
fee holders IN the different departments Of the Govern
men,; ard | ask is MIR. Van Burens influence over
them greatly 10 be dreaded IT, sir the President relies
upon such rnofs he will most certainly be defeated -
These torian bands to great extent on Inc soe
of the Senator from Kentucky and his political friends:
would do them great injustice IT were 10 cai,
them the enlisted soldiers of the Administration "his'
General Jackson here they did keep toietaoy 9ue
but understand that Of these heads OF bureaus
and clerks the freedom OF speech and oil Inc press
without reserve against the measures OF Ills socce'
OF course | speak from common report goo io'u''
tina, should become an nqnsor as TO any m"h p
tics II is generally understood that about one nan
them are open enemies OF The present Aoin"''' 1,a
have some acquaintance with few OF 'hose WIZ
are called its friends aud among this few know sere
raj who although they declare they are IN favor ~. w
reelection of Mr. Van Buren, yet they are oec'uuy p
posed 10 all his prominent measures. Sa''ounoeo ny
such pretorian bands, what has this y!an! "o"e w.
thing literally nothing. | believe ne Is l's 'e! lust
man in The country who can Justly be charged win US
inc his o, pnronane control the freedom ol eiec
lions H;s c,rbearancc towards his political enemies III
Office will njure him to some extent anu
rspeciav in those States where uncer the coih" par
~ law no person dreams OF being permitted ~ Ho'u Vi
fee from his political enemies His berali'y IN this re-
spee has been condemned BY many Of his friends whilst
he is accused by his enemies Of using his official patron
sre for CORRUPT political purposes This is hard tate
The Senator must therefore, pardon inc, alter having
Lis own high authority in favor of Gen. Jacksons ad
mjnis,rh,ion if under that Of his successor cannot
nov the dangers of Executive patronage IN lofhi
dabe light.
(CoReiusion of the Speech unGro;Gdbly postponed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-28
Stock Of Books, Stattaaary, Fancy Goods, -HasieaL
instruments, in Petsrsburg, Va.

B>OSSRLY there few Establishments Virginia in which
could be fouod larger and better assortment OF desirable
Goods subscribers Petersburg, he has recently
great and ne and considerable capital effect this
end The public must suppose that because the
,,p of prsurg therefore the Ve If Books and
poos il also small for in such conclusion they would be
ey wrong particularly Piano FoIes they will not
oa in any one establishment in Richmond Norfolk, Baltimore,
York large Of 6s cate In
as they will ind Ware Sycamore street
have now sold upwards hundred Pianos and
-" ;,.,,rm.n n, has nroyen defective +. r. NASH,
sus,cb OF lOa-2,w3vf1 PG,ersbr-g. TG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-28

MONSTERS entirely Article in the Of "7eeor
A doa The Subscriber will receive IN few days
assortment Of Accosons, amongst them few .soRs:e
srmbg Of OgGl than The ordinary kind
Of Acccdons and quality of which, however,
wei. BIO described hcY are unusually powerful sad meodou
the same time very beautifully finished every Price Try
Ter from six ten dollars h. r. NASH,
March % Il03-2aw3wifI Petersburg, ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-28
ies.erdaHs House Of DELEGATES.

The House did much business yesterday. The
crossed bill "An!horIzng loan 10 the Rappahannock
Company, and for other purposes called forth much de
bate, and was finally rejected, by vote Of "a to 81
The bill giving The guaranty Of the State TO loan
thorized to be made by the Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company, called up by MIR.
Rnbertson-and after long argument. and a ryder
adopted on Mr. Crutchheds motion, The bill passed
By a Of rs 10 43
II We are authorized 10 announce AUGUSTUS A
CHAPaAS. as candidate FOR the county Of Monroe al
the Msv Election
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-28

denied, if those members OF the Legislature.
their declared preference
under distinct pledges him. had redeemed
thus created the election bsS0 been prompt
!, decided ia nisfsv7:.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-28
EXTRACT ofG Letter fam SmyL Courthouse, 10 men
b,r Of he General .9sscDIbiy,

j
btr IF lie General .9SScRIJig.
al have only time say TO you that Tuesday the
Congressional Canvass commenced al this place, by
public addresses from the candidates
Son that morning (Col. John Is George having arrived
the preceding evening, and an interchange Of opinion be-
ing mad among the friends OF the Administration of this
county, and Col George and MIR. WIN. Cox of Tazewe
and friends from Wylhe,) it decided to bring
on, MIR Lewich Of Wythe. letter was addressed to
him. p:opoundng in;errogatores, which were answered
10 perfectly satisfactory and then reques; 10
Offer and that answered in the aiimatIyea Of which
corresp cudence you will through the medium OF the
press as soon possible. The friends of the Admins
tration far heard from, perfectly satisfied and
united
The candidates 90 to Grayson on Monday-Tazc-
well the succeeding Observation-Disclosures 10 Lee-back
TO Scot-the to Russell, &c
u We have neither lime, room. inclination for
The discussion which is sought by Pubius-and there
fore respectfully decline the publication Of his Card
We shall still have other jish 10 fry
u We received By last evenings mail, too late for
this days paper The thrilling appeal Of randolph of
Roanoke to James ". Buuldn Esq 10 become a
candidate for the II Of Delegates from the county of
Charlotte We shall publish 1t Saturday. and we
hepe i, vii! be iTresist!b'e-From all can hear we
agree with our Correspondent! tina, "hlr needs only
hint his willingness to serve, to his election
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-28

Ta=cmtH couufy-We cannot believe it possible that
this sannch Republican county in any sort Of danger
But understand, that Wing candidate has taken
the field. /, is impossible for him succeed, if our
friends but do their duty. VIVA, will friend John
Is George and his Republican associates think Of this
attempt TO lost upon them Wing Delegate, at crisis
So big with the fate Of The Republican party MI
Crockett has done his duty faithfully lie; them now DO
theirs.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-12

An AMERICAN Consul MURDERED IN MExlco.-We
heard the Yesterday thai Minister Mr.. Ellis
had been murdered The report was circulated on the
authority Of letter, the information by which hud been
misaprrchenacd. 1t was Mr.. Lnngdon the Consul for
Lasura de Terminus, who died from blows from me-
gro. The Courier saws: +" under sanction Of one Of
their justices. He had been most cruelty treated and
sent to n dungeon, where he remained three nights
with condemned criminals, whence he succeeded in
making his escape with his lady to small village be-
tween TINT and Cnmpeochy where he died ohs wounds.
His lady had gone up to Campeochy, and order from
the old Judge had followed her bring her back to
Laguiro, to answer the charges against her husband
This affair should he investigated without delay, and
such retrbutve justice be awarded the Mcxicans
they merit W" feel no sympathy for them. They
have heavy debt to US, and allying with them
by our government will satisfy the people of the
United States unless foreign officers be protected
what man Of capacity bc found to accept a mis-.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-12
Recorders Court,
SECOND MUNICIPALITY.

Reports of Day Police and Night Watch,
March ., 1889.
Thomas Stockton, Horace Shullock, Jesse Baton.
Phillip smith, John Eds. Evuns of the River
Police, mnde another drag last night ana u,,ght a
very fine Pennance Boat and some quarter casks
OF wine, aud the five names annexed. Evans saws
that about Ii o'clocs, T.. NJ. he at a distance a
boat ascending tile n'er with several persons in it,
and approached and hailed t--no one answerinp
Evans hailed agniI, III the snme time ordering his
lands to pull had ut the OARS and soon overlook
them, which proved to be II very iue Pennance
Boat Gutter it'll quarter casks Of VINE; whence
sic came, or iiher bound was Reluctantly owned
The wine being without any marks or evidence OF
its purchase.
Henry NicCann arrested as dangerous and su.pc;ous
character and having been recognized az being
previously committed, NOS again committed for Is
months, as an ncorrisible vdgabonl.
Edward Patterson, aims kass-Arested and cl,nrged
with assnulting aud s,aLbing WIN. Nesbit viii
dr& knife, with intent to kill.-Comnitt.d TO in
to await his trial at the Criminal Court.
r. EdgwOt aims Cash. Arrested for forcing his way
into e-n,leman's apartment, in Camp street, about
2,,clock, and when questioned us to his business,
refused to give n satisfactory answer, and vas de.
lvered over to the Night Watch with IA view Of
taking him to the Watch House, and Oh his way
gave the watchman u severe blow which nearIv
knocked h'm down ind attempted his escape, bl,
Yves soon overaken, and l'y the aid of others was
placed in durnnce vile. When brought before
the Recorder, acknowledged his error; extenuated
II by his being intoxicated, av0wed his real name
Citizen released.
Owen Lynch, Felix Laundry, Mel Morrison, David
Aagey. Pat II ,tcli, Win Buckwitl Arrested far
being d'unk-Discharscd.
Mrs o. WEIGH, las McCann Arrrsie.! for being found
asleep on the side walk, and being old Offenders
committed for thirty days.
VIM F.@Amsted. As deserier from the United S,a,e,
Army held subject to their orders.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-12

SALT AND SNow-Its we'll known that the mixtrre Of
these Nv" articles, produces the coolest compound
KNOWN Those who throw salt on ice make it break
md come up easily thus administer shocking colds to
those VIII. pad along in such mixture in thin boots
shoes The Baltimore Transcript relates practical
which lately occurred in that city. 1t was like
tccd upon, and adds another to the many instances Of
womans forttude. gentleman thought to have lit
tic amusement at the expense Of his LADY, md propo
sed to give her al elegant silk dress, if she would hold
The offer was readily accepted, and the experiment
con'msncsd. at is cold" said the lady. take it
out, thcn," said the husband. Blu; the dress?' "Ah
you will lose it,, said the husband. ~ must have it,"
said the lady, and she perseverei erocalIy till tho
ten minutes expired, when withdrawing her finger it
might have been easily broken off any finger
the husband has the double amusement Of paying
round bill t" this doctor.--N Sun.