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"A
From Mobile (AIabnna) to Ancu>iu 't:r~l
fAN Is Mobile r.e,y other ds' it,t;,.;:cl, .!ls 1
{ tie arrival n' the mail from New Orleans, ,,rt. i
s,.ant,at ENEI>E, to Iiakul, :t,Ars., to rc,sac, l.,
se:nh"ts lrr i'cnsac"l Hay, 81 oa, sound ant! Chloe
tarseh'e tr'e, and ;, 10 Cedar Bt, coaches thence
via Mara's., Ei'o't!.,".clec, (:ornrr, Mount Ne.
nos, Han,' se, i'inc.'on; aWkinsvilie an.' oua.
vile, To Augusta. lHsssenErer, kh; his al Me-
bile is IN no ':se" ct ''cas thruNn ont losing his
pre- erenee by other sontiang i4e,css he Fl OK.
DA LINE is but ont concern, and Under COZ tr,
throughout and may rel, WITH cEnrAInTY upon his
arrival AT Augusta in time specified, through all wealth.
and At an, season, unless most unforeseen cat,,-
troplc should Occur. 'Ili: Great New Orleans Ma,
is carI'i'nll, this route. The Agents Tor acco,y,,oa
ton, Teams Coac,rs aud Drivers are no, surpassed
the solllicr, cn,rlry.
The smooth bard, natural roads, the sale and inter
cs,inS water navigation. the time and ACCOMMODATION,
afford the traveller speed certainty, couio, and pleas
ing variety; connected with the Rail Road
Carlrsl"n 5. e. aud the steam packets New York.
ira, cl.rs ica ii New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN II nAYs@-Washington city in u.
From Cha,'alooc!.ec, Florida, have t,ranc
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, to ST Marks, hor
post coaches, also ,wo branches from l!awkinsvill
to Milchgctic, and one to Macon, light Two hur.
uAclcs. STOCK TONS q go,
ArGi'srA, Gnh Jan. 1855
4
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8 ADNlEHY WARE.-lhe snb~crhcr~. manu-
~ i.cturcrs aud wholesale dealers in s,dh;rr,
goods, are RECEIVING by !Aic arrivals lrHn til"
,, r. ns Eti:in, III 9ilt. ar-itnl,r stock,
sl,, s.ur meat Ut articles III thetr MA, among
which the t"n"ing, VIZ:
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l ARD-leoO kegs superi.r leaf lard, for sale by
- G. DORSEY,
y Ihlv u "A New Leyee
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MARRIAGE PlIYSIOLOGlCAII.Y Discus
~ SED. Translated from the French of jean Du-
bois, N. ID. by William Greenfield.
Part list. On the necessity OF Marriage!
Part I'd. Instructions in courling, " it'll cure for
Love!
p r
Yrt din
F"rr'agr PhysIologuntlv Discussed is the most
u', and decidedly the nost interesting work that we
tN"r l'dd, II will break IN rakes and spinsler$
a''l make mnrc n,atriel men women Than any
Fi alton that has everheen sanctioned by the
ol Is nen.-La N0unteure.
lt,5 is great book, and will be productive of much
good IA the community, 1t is true it contains much
Hnitg4e language bnt then the subject is its excuse
aud If the Pope had written it, he could moi have
eat d il more tccntclv. We especially recommend
lis Instructions in Cnur,ing' the attention OF alt
Young lat'ltS and srnrln that nlay be in quest o
pa rtn,rs-Le petit Courier Des DANES.
"r Salea no o. povdras ST between Magazine and
Camp street. Price 7'Ic.
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WIN. H1NMAS.

Charleston July H. 1881
was afflicted four with ulcer in the ley occa..
ally accompanied with clysipclous inflammation and excc.,.
pam an the leg and ankle joint. Several eminent pivsvun.
sNertcd e skill upon H. hut "itou, benefit, /.
mi Gaze hVo bottles OF tho Indians lanasea made prra.
AiakGAkI'r WEST ,al Marker 81
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NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dung sons
i = New Medical Dictionary, in Que Super Royal 3vn
Vol.-Dungs sons Therapeutics and Human ph,si.
ology.-Hnvn~ on Feulafes, Volume.-Ebules Thrrr-
peucs volumes.
New supplies just receivad by Alex TOWAR,
aug - ~ Camp Sloct.
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HkLEAAS' ifr,IDiRAPHiC PRITTNti q:
cflcE, 81 Magazine street, opposite Banks 4 j.

W GhFfNE takes rlenxure in announcing to N.
tehI and The cit!z.nS ui Ne" Ulieuns that lie In. III
'Hig'h br"ns ut lh,sr on par y h copper Ils
printing, an from the TAT rs the has over cu .r
fin: enGlaEg, he all orders eutrusl,, ;.
mn" at one 1i' the expense ui eng, avg and nes,i
cheap as type printing.
h'ttciihn> wt@ilin. rru'ars sent ont in their s.,
"aih wiring, can have any quantity at few hu,
notice; or they viii lie executed for them in bcaun =;
fNir' such Ms has heretofore given general satisiu,
'n"'i Inc most respectable commission hensas il, 4
cay. hruIIe'nGn DESTROYS of having Visiting or +. go
nss Cards finished il the hest ,;lsr " i'll Go well j.,
calling al be lico mid .pecineus.
Feb. !, 1889
h Bank notes neatly executed, and oirc,l.r.
printed one hours notica, '
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"! EN NOVEL &c.-Cnnceu lnent, novel in 9 vel.
~ Nicholas Nrk!ehy No. IA. jack Sheppard. ra,,
81 Nse' lived and for sale by ALLEN. 'fOWAk.
ll'y @olh - 81 Camp s,ieee
6NlNNl nAGS--56 Bales. . Rusnel Gnnuy Ear.
~ IN store Tor Sale hy THAYER n Go.
Judy I'd. "a Povnras $,
W, iiIsKEl.--oo hrs Rectifed in store for sale Nv
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AZ ESS EEEf- 5 halt bsls at the inspection in
I'VE sioce tor saic ny G DORSEY.
ht:o ~ ~ New Leye.
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JAMES'>, mas. THNN!'..1 ~: ore %0EtIllh&
Charles '4r;-,. ~ o vutef r ",,l, hg ',,,rs
ChrvrltS ur the MAJ d, u ~ a. . / .tlN t}uleo5,
Lady he t.,- or 1T Nt,1AI ot ii ", II, lady
thevrlt
Lord i5rnr ut,,t, b. ~ fnIic Character vols
Iii turic S~ctches Of Stutes in the time Of
George The i'hd w H..
N;chnius Niciehr, No 10 "A.
Jact Sherprrl, No | 3.
Adam ltfanl other n of character, by Jrrrold.
isabel of Sci Y, hv ruckernnnn.
Paul kocN: The Barber of Paris.
Con"caimcnt, new Novel in , wills.
Francia'S Reign of rer,or in Paraguay
PiccinA, by Sal tine.
The lugu'not, Captain kyd, o,,,c,,;,
Ritheiieu, by Buiwar. ~" '''i'''''
f.. JOHNS, & Co.
July 3Ath-3w. cor of ST Charles & Common SIS
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, ,Jmcd Sidrs Hn3 Shoulders
26N0 kc-~ first quality !-IH
ipO hrl7 Mess iegi. IL sale by
''nP' 8 ~'ETS,'N A "A i,',f ssG.rsvirr st
) UN AtNh,' aud hInvf - MD nlan,la-I Eases
X sue rutE,v 2 II ara3, d 10 llqno ice Peas, aud
lake ,anu;s, a.I tJt sale by
J1EViS, & ANDREWS,
all corner Cuurtnn &. fclnupi'onas sts
EbIlllAt1 BALLS y Lllf.1liS,-Juslrts exc q
Ep splendid article of Billiard balls AMI tccks.
81 BUSH 4 ALIEN, a.
april Exchange Hotel cor st 'ha,rs b n,an,oa :,
EpRlNrERS iNk--Ju>t received tom tufu .,s
Chnn,cleer Il large invoice OF .Joll1snn AMI i5u
rants news, book /, and jos ink, and r"r sale by
a2a y TJWAR II Camp st
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EDuCATI DN-FRENCIl and ENGIISH-
Nr Jane s. recently arrived N ,tis ri;v hr.ts 'tave
10 inform the a Zrns Ut New nrlrnus that he W i'll
nn'n academy un Mnndhy, ii, Jinuar- at No
10 fnulnu street, lar me instruction of youth ~!
hnth KS, III french aud F.nnlish in which he
will he ably assisted bv Mrs. james and Mrs.
MtiChrr, vino speak both those angnaurs with
great nrnry aud purity, AID ",n vi tail char 4.
o. The ,itrailm' nj o tnr young tables.
Mr. m"s wall give h- &rs'lr ai,rn1ior tn the
vnrnnH Branches OF eiu:allnn, aud II t'lrs iiH,s
mat II" VIII give ruilre st,istacii,n H. those viii o
:nn. hnn'r hl'n r.!lh r;,tlr ro'! nee. rnv
NORRIS & Co, NJ. 38 ChErrres st Get, ave 1e.
CT lviuE 'tniy from their house IN pu.lu tcpu II II
eg,nt and comp assnrI' ui substantial
and tlS!uuna,ie clothing. They invite the at,rn-
ton ct III. FHhtic, is me; ar. wnrrnlr. saving
that strangers and CITIZENS cannot furnish them
selves IN" e adsuntageousy in a"y cIly ia tie
Imam
n. B. 4 few zen .!egant ivory handle u,,-
hrrtihs, from 81 /" :36 inches. Also, large l"t
white p'ne packing hnxrs, vrinu- SIZES vrrv love
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IL UTTER x LAHn-Ia0 kegs lard $50 do .upo
> rior Western butter, Tor sale Ly
myo Il. DORSEY, Al New Leyee
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Weekly Press.--W-, the undersigned, agree to abide
hy the above conditions, far they are applicable to
weekly papers. -
tSisued1 A. B. LAWRENCE,
SIS No subscriptions taken for less than months.
Letters must, in Ill cases, be post paid.
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or. OF NalcheZ-1nd Ic'loupitoulas sts.
>O the rheumatism ssroula or kings evil gons
"eiatca or hip goI salt rieun, syphi
my anu fecIrial dlscus"s particularly ulcers una psihu
OF bones,
every descrlpap aIL Internal
n' pies scid hrad ai.s chrome crysP
elias hochc=, and every varrty Of chro
u -r mead ache ad:ug irora asr1a hanou',
affections Of th; liver ion The kidneys
d.ny sau.ea ~ torpid action OF ne Vessels
" 'no ekh II Is stsi eHsa.Sus in novatIng tnoso
Which down
treatment or Juvenile irregularities IN general TERMS It 10 re-
Shsuss In all is,o diseases hisA inpbrit'es
kind ~'9>7' =
.'9 oi Use a'ovs nHmtak re4airs triting az
sislaht applications, which tao the W
ucnlo Luz Tor al rsusy tbs
cause tho INDIANS PANACDA III generally found ssf
0sut, i
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FRANKLIN rNFIRMARY

E.AtnANGr. ON Observation-Disclosures sale b,
a. luf L YORkE, 50 Camp st
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-30
Dtr0. .

In Providence, on Saturday last, suddenly, MIR
WIN. G. Crump.
On Saturday evening, Frederick Stmson. infau
son Of Almon ID. Hodges
In Providence on Monday morning last. very
suddenly, Mr.. Henry r. w. Emery, formerly o
tins town, in the 34th year of his age.
In Seekonk, Mehitable Woo widow Of Jonathan
Wood, late of Seekonk in the Goth year other age.
In Wexford. on Sunday 20th instant Peles
Weeden, Esq in the 6Sth year of his age-up
wards of 40 years resident Of that village. ano
for IA years President of the Narragansett Bank.
At Hamburg. Ere Co. n. Y. Mr.. John w
Peckham. son Of the late Mr.. Isaac Peckham, oi
this town. aged IS years.
At Sand Lake, N. Y. on Monday 2lst ult.. sud
denly. MIR. Peter Chase, eldest son of Capt James
Chase Of Portsmouth, in the 35lh year Of his age
At sea, on the 9th May last, from Havana bound
to Gouenburg, Mr.. Phlander Stewart, Of Edgartown
fest mate of ship TIber, Of New York, aged u yrs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-30
WHAl.l,RS.

Touched at Fayal Aug. 25th, ship North A
merica, Moshier, Warren. landed G3 bbls Sept
4th. Corinlhian, Paddock, N. B. 10th. Pantheon
Pel. Fall River
Arr at New Bedford, 23d bark Dryade, Smalley
Indian Ocean, 1000 bbS. Gao sp) oil.
Arr at Fall River. 2ih, brig Ann Maria, Smell
WeSiern Islands, $50 bbls sp oil.
AT Flores. 4lh alt, Two Sisters Hammond OF
SiPpicon hosp. OF do. no date, Agate, ". b. 10
mos. out, 40 bbls black fish, 5 sp oil.
Spoken Sept 49, lat 80 -. lon "a 49, brig Willis
Ct Rochester. 2O0 bbls sp oil, bound into ST Mich
aelS, 10 recruit.
Arr at Holmes Hole, 9th, ship Kingston, Cof
nm Pacific Ocean, Tacahuana 100 ds, with $50
bbls Sp oil for Nantucket
Arr at do. 2sh. bark Fortune Goodwin, N. Zea
and, with full cargo Of oil for Plymouth.
Arr at New Bedford 9th, shiT Gratitude, Fish
er New Zealand, Pernambuco, Sept 2l>t. with
2sO0 bblS 600 sp) oil, 322 bbls sugar and 73 Bra
I'll hides to Riddell & Dix. Sold $50 bbls oil a
Pernambuco
Do do ship Mary, Black. Indian Ocean, will
1900 bbS VIII. 800 sp oil TO j. Hovand Jr & Co.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-30
OTTO THE AFFLICTED.
Or. EVANS CAMOMlle g. APERleNT PILLS.
DR.. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Or. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP 0or tssthing)
DR.. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.

THE GENUINE MEDICINES.
are sold at 100 Chatham street, New York and BY
the regularly appointed agents throughout tbs
country. The public are therefore respectfully re.
quested 10 obtain them fIom the regular agents on
ly--as there is dehterous imitation ofthese med
iciues in the market which renders this caution
necessary, in order 10 guard the public against i'm
position.
AGENTS.
w. CALLAHAN, Newport, r. L. o. R.
TINGLEY, Providence J. NC lNTYRE & Co
Pawlucket BENZ. EARL & Co, Fall River
Mass. GIBSON & STERLING, ct. Barring
on; S. POWELL, SO Cornhill Boston; ID
WITEHILL New Haven, Conn. CANFIELD
& ROBINS, Hartford.
Ey BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
gs- See also advertisements on The first page.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-30
OBITUARY..

We copy from the Royal G0zette and ia
cellencies Of ROBERT JOHNSON. Esq, late OF
this town, whose much lamented death shortly
after his arrival at that Island, we noticed few
weeks since:
" 1t is with sincere regret we have TO ar
nounce the death Of the Hon. ROBERT JoBN-
sToN, the Proprietor of Annandale. St. AIMS
The Colony has lost in him public spirited
and highmlnded gentleman and society man
valuable alike in all the private relations of faith
er, husband, master and friend. Mr.. Johnston
was formerly Member Of Council, in this Isl
and and distinguished by his gen,lemanly bear
ing, and liberal and enlightened views. He
subsequently visited England and various parts
of Europe and America aud with views en-
larged by observation of men and manners in
different countries, returned amongst US in the
latter part of 1887, to take possession Of A imam.
dale, aud other estates, which had descended to
him on the death Of his Brother.
With mind essentially alive to the best in
terests Of humanity, he devoted his energies and
earliest efforts 10 improving the moral and So
ciaI condition OF his adhsrents and dependents
lie succeeded 10 obtaining grant from the
Assembly, for building on an enlarged scale, a
Church among the mlsts and mountains Of St.
AIMS, TO which 1t was intended 10 attach q
Normal aud National School. The Vestry
of ST. AIMS appropriated the sum Of af30O for
this purpose. and the Lord Bishop aided the
undertaking by grant Of $500 sterling. The
residue of the expense was to have been sup
Piled from hi. private funds. This was the be-
ginning of series Of useful public efforts on
the part Of this intelligent Proprietor,-but the
hand Of death has arrested his benevolent inten-
tions.
MR. JOHNSTON had gone to America with a
view Of obtaining proper artists, aud materials
for the completion OF his new building; parts
OF which. the pulpit and gothic windows Of
stained glass, IL Is understood, he had got man
ulactured at New \ ORR, and was returning 10
vessel chartered on his own private account,
with his wife and family, when 1t pleased Hes-
ven to deprive him, during the passage. OF one
OF his daughters. young lady whose accom-
plIshmeuts aud sttsIDments we're Of the high
est order. The shock appears to have been too
great Tor body already enfeebled by anxiety,
and i'll health. On lsnding, he proceeded to
the residence Of the Hon. William Psrke, the
Custos OF st. Anus; but pot~Ithstsnd all
the anxious care, and unr.mitting attention Of
that gentlemsa and ms smisbls family, bis spir-
" IoioNco "Nhiu cie'e" Ssy'' 'S' w h'' S"'-
ling child.
Benevolent Of heart and purpose. sincerely
attached to the Established Church, and snx-
ious to extend by every Praciicsl means the
blessings Of religion. and general education, ibn
public spirited Proprietor Vas eminently esIcu.
lated. from property. s;tsinments, energy aud
example. to promote the spirit Of industry. and
general improvement. smo9g the lately eInsn-
epsisd people.
Jamaica has few resident Proprietop. She
can III spare one Of Mr. JoHssToS's eonduei
and chsraeier.-Psscs to NJ, tem,in.''' -
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

Cid at Savannah, 10th. brig Poland, Gardner
Hayana.-7th, arr, ship Monticello, Lawton 7 dS
from Providence.
Arr. at Key West, 30th ult. brig Emeline from
this port
Arr. at Richmond, Goth inst schr Narragansett
Baker. Boston.
Cid. at New York, on Saturday, schr Caspian
Swasey, st. Joseph, Fla.
AR. atApalschcola 9Th inst, brig Florida, Phil
ips. from New York
Al Rio GlaDde, Sept IA, ship Louisiana, Stan
hope Philad or N York oadg.
Arr at Charleston, On Wednesday last. sch Geo
Washington, Miller, 3 days and 10 hours from thi,
port.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-30

G-Resolutions nominating Mr. Van Buren,
for the Presidency. and Mr.. Polk for the Vice
Presidency. have been introduced into the leg.
islaturs Of Tennessee.
Colonel Richard Watson, late a representa-
tive in the Missouri Legislature. was recently
killed in Texas. in reneontre with another. by
stab from Bowie knife.
VIM. A. Howard. Esq. Of Boston. late cap
tain in the United States revenue, has been ap-
pointed 10 the command ofa national vessel BY
the Texan government.
A letter from Havana states that the crew oi
the William Engs, surrendered TO the tender
nsrcies of the Spanish law by Consul Trst,
have at length been released.
The Boston Transcript states tha, splendid
steam packet built at ST. Johns. n. B., and in
tended to ply between that city and Boston,
will soon be put on the route.
FLoCR GoISG--On Msnday. six thousand
barrels Of -four were being discharged at Kings
ton, ~. C.) out Of seven American vessels,
from the different ports on Lake Ontario.
Rev. William A. Larned. Professor of Rhet-
eric in Yale College, and the Rev. Leonard
Bacon, OF New Haven. have been elected men
bers of the Cooperation OF that institution.
Rev. Joseph Tyler. Of the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum. in Hartford has received the appoint
ment of President Of the State Asylum, recent
ly founded 10 S,aunton. Virginia.
FALL OF BRlDeE.-A nsw bridge over the
Tennessee river at Muscle Shoals two miles in
length, lately fell down. A person on it at tho
time was thrown of, but received little injury.
AFLrEr. about 100 sail ofvessels, were de-
tanned at Norfolk on Wednesday last by the
n. f. winds, which had prevailed for ten or
twelve days.
The U. States frigate Constellation (com-
pletely rebuilt) was taken out of the dry dock
at the Charlestown navy yard on Tuesday.
Brevet Captain George H. Griffin. Assistant
Adutant General, died in Florida on the 9Th Of
October, after an illness of few days.
There was subscribed in New Orleans, up to
the 18th instant. the sum Of SASH rs for the
relief Of the Mobile sufferers.
The Mayor of Baltimore ha, shown his
good sense by vetoiug the ordinance passed by
the city councils for the issue Of shin pasters.
A Dor containing S22 200, has been stolen
from the vaults Of the Merchants Bank, at n.
Orleans.
Coz. .Se,card. Of New York. has appointed
the 28th day of November to be observed for
Thanksgiving.
The Surrender Of Yorktown was appropriate
ly celebrated at Richmond, Va, on Saturday
week.
A letter from Havana, under date Of the
sth, speaks Of aour at Sl7 barrel.
Pensacola has contributed upwards of 1900
towards the relief of the sufferers at Mobile.
The amount of specie taken out by the
Liverpool was only S450,000.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-30
BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, Oct. 81

BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Oct a.
[ReporIed for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot J
At market $50 Beef Cattle. 100 Stores, 42oC
Sheep, and 1880 Swine.
Prices-Beef Calle-We quote to correspond
with las, week; about the same prices were obtain
cd for like quality, vz-6rst quality at p 7S
second quality 6 % Sc IS; third quality a IS.
Stores-Former prices were no, sustained, and
sales we're made lower Than last week. We quote
yesrlings II $i4; two year old SIG Si7.
Cows and Calyes-Sales at So. AZ, 30, and 62.
Sheep-SaleS were liule better, in anticipation
Of less reduction on pel,s than was expected last
week We quote lots at 81 IS, 81, ? IL. 2 50 and
50 25.
Swine-sales werrquick, without much advance.
One enure lot, Including few half Berkshire
sold at a and 53c; lots 10 peddle sold at a for
Sows and 81 for Barrows. and two lots al ~ s.
Al retail S u for Sows, and a d for Barrows.
Several of the Berkshires, mentioned in our last
report, remain unSold
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-30

Ertrcing Lars GgaipH The Stare Tradc.-
The Globe says that orders have been given to
prepare sloop Of var and schooner With all
possible dispatch for cruising on the coast Of
Africa. in execution Of the laws Of the United
State. sesins, the disgrsceful traffic in slaves,
and Cor the protection Of our lssfBi commerce
in that quarter.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-30

ImPortani Inuention.-A new mode Of con-
suueiing berths on board Of ships has been de.
,ised by which q level position is always pre-.
served. notwithstanding the rolling Of the YES.
sci. The design 70 said TO be very simple, and
The space required !. noi greater than than ths,
which ordinary berths occupy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-30
NEW YORK OYSTERS.

TuNIiE Subscriber would inform the Inhabitants
d OF Newport, and vicinity that he has opened
hrs Oyster establishment for tho season IN the build
ing ~ the OF his Confectionery. on ChaDIplin's
Wharf. where they will Iind an obglng aud expe-
oicial ~ sickness but a luxury IN health, cooked
and served up IN various ways Win his present
| arrangement TO procure planted Oyster. he cannot
ial Ia please ...
| Eir Select parties by giving short not CO can al
ways be furnished with rooms, and oysters scoloped
stewed or fried J. REMOND.
! N. u. Families supplied with oyssers BY giving
reasonable notice. 80 tnat they can be cooked aud
conyeyed 10 their houses in a hot state. ocl9
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-30
NEw-YoRk CATTLE MARkrr. Oct. 2lst.

Beeves-The market was very dull, 1850 head
were offered of which about 800 were sold, al from
z 80 per cwt.. being decline Of about Is els on
last weeks prices.
Cows and Calves-The supply was small. but
fully equal to the demand, 25 were sold al from IS
IA $4s each.
Sheep and Lambs-36o0 were in market, lambs
met ready sale, at from D a 50. Sheep were
taken at from 2 - s. so each.
Hay and Slraw-There was very little In mar
ket, sales were made at 6S a rs cts
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for Wareham.
FRIDAY, Oct 25ih.
Brig Helen, Baxter. from Slr,ightS of Bellei.le
for Providence. .-SchIS DreSden SternS FIN Bath
Tor Fall River.-Champon, Hatch, from Bangor
for Providence.
SATURDAY Oct. Goth
Brig iyanhoe, Almy, from n. Orleans for Glib
raltar.- Ship Rowena. Read. ftsm Fall River for
Mobile -Schrs Morning Star, Nickelson, from
Bath. with Lumber 10 the mSsier.--Love, New.
comb. from kennehsc, with Lumber TO the master.
Shops Argo. Geer, from SomerSet-iiudson
West, from Providence for New Bedford
SUNDAY, Oct. eth,
Sch'r. Minerva Eddy, from Prov dence for New
Orleans-Sloops Charles. Ash, from New Nors for
Prov idence Luther, from do FOR do
Anna~on, EasIon. from Providence for New York.
Geo. Washington, Smith, from do for Norwich.
MONDAY, Oct 25,h.
Danish Brig Fortuna, Nelson, 80 days from Riga.
with hemp, for Boston, via. this port.-SloopS Ell
eel. Glsdding. from New York for BriStol-Ri-
enzi, Heath, from do fus Providence.
CLEARED.
Schr. Franklin Green, Smith Havana.
Do. Orator. Hawkins. Wareham.
Dc. Tryall Gibbs, Wilmington, N. C.
Sloop Hero Read Providence.
Do. Arion Hull, do
Do. Agent, Pratt, do.
Do James l.ampheer, Kenney, New York.
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In Bristol, MIR. Lemuel c. Richmond Jun 10
Miss Phebe Ann Grant-Mr Charles Spooner 10
Miss Maria f. Hall of East Greenwich
Al Kingston on the l4th inst. Mr.. Henry A.
Hidden, of Providence, TO Miss abby A, Updise,
daughter OF Wilkins Updike Esq