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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-12-04

A counterteiting plot diScorer,d-A few eve
nlngs since. couple OF graceless scsmps, one
of whom was an apprentice TO Messrs. Durand
& Co.. Bank Note Eugravers, were detected in
the office OF Mr.. n. s. Dearborn, ERgraver in
Courtland street. bnsly engaged striking of
notes from plate of the Bank of Seneca Coun-
~ which they had obtained surrepti,iously from
the BURN OF Messrs. Durands. From the ex.
animation of the rascals. it appeared that they
were instigated by couple of noted counter.
letters. Russell More and John Furner. TO er.
grave for them a s. pla's on the Merchants
Bank 10 Boston. which was faithfully per-
formed. The rogues then persuaded the lads
TO get at the plates of the Banks. snd actually
did get one plate for post note of $1,000. one
Tor $4,000, and one Of blank account. From
these they took few impressions, which were
handed TO the employers, Moore and Furnerl
Tor which they received SlG0. The plates
were then carefully returned to the place
whence they were taken, Mcssrs. Durands be-
ing perfectly ignorant that they had been mo-
Tested at all. This timely discovery has prob
soiy prevented some most extensive frauds.
-NeW- Worker.
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III
Snip @ NEWS.
PORT or NEWPORT,
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY. Nov. 25,h.
SchfS Paragon, Morris, and Charles VI.
Thompson, Lyman, both from Phiadeip iphia -
Scht Lygnet, Avery, iron Oyster Pond iLr Bos-
ion.-SiOOps Hero, Read and Lady Washington
Racket, both from New York for Providence.
SlOop Juiia, Hillafd, from Hartford for PROM
depce.
Revenue Gutter Vigilsnl Connor, from cruise
FRIDAY, Nov. %.
Brig Emma, Fornald. I'm Savannah. for Prov
Sch'r Co.uuIbus, Luubard, I'm Sandwich for do
siUOp Fame, FO.gsr, I'm Nantucket for do.
SATURDAY Nor. 20.
vineyard Pilo;.Boai Superior. from a cruise
Spoke nov. 2s,h, ship AatonOcs, OF ADD fOr New
lors. sm Liverpool ,--3Ob, brig Aladdin, oi North
Yarmouth, TN BALTIMORE, Tor Boston brig Fac.
tor, oi Boston fn Alexandria, for Boston ;-bsrqus
Brunette. I'm Whaling. for Falmouth ship Goa
dor, Of Plymouth. I'm Calcutta, for Boston--put Pi-
lots on sOard the tvo later.
SUNDAY, Dec. /.
ship Gen. Jackson Croker of Bristol. I2l dsys
ifOn Bay Of Islands, with z(OO bbs sperm ~ mos.
oui--RePoris the los Of ship Atlsn,Ic, Of WasTes,
on tne i2ih Of June. with 20 bbls So mos cot al
The entrance Of Aekaroaf Bay. Also the loss Of
brig Brilliant, smith. Of Warren, On the 18Th jon.
FARGO eil and far. N Poverty Bsy. cargo partly
'a'ed. Cap. ). had arrived al Bsy Of IlsnGs - iih
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PELHAM STREET HOUSE.
Dr'cHy opposite Town.ends Hotel.

Dfr6cfiy opposite ToTnsrnds Hotel.
rENllE Subscriber has taken the house fcrmorl,
q occupied by David Mellvil, Esq, under the
above name where he intends .keepng place of
reiroshnent; Cl,izcns and strangers served with
New-fork oysters and all other refreshments a, MI
hours of the day and evening. The Saloon will
be lighted with Webbs Patent Burners for burn.
,,ng The Camphine oil, WHICH surpasses any other
light ever offered 10 the public.
The Burners and Camphipc oil obtained at the
New York prices ON application 10 the subscriber.
Nov. 1th. J. STACY JR
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4W@ GASN8Ta
AND 'HlraDtlpHIA MONTHLY Msca1IN

PROSPECTUS OF NEW VOLUME.
TENIlE anraalleed success which has attended
n THE CAskEr since il came into tho
hands OF the new proprletors, induces them TO be.
gin volume WITH STILL FURTHER At
FRACTIONS on the FRS, Of January next.
rrS LITERARY CHARACTER, which has
called forth many comments, will still continue
under the coutrol Og the va ne editor Several new
contributors however, ofhgh talent, have been en-
gagged, besides those who have already been enlisted
IN It's favor. The Magazine will be enlarged, and
VIII contain greater quantity Of reading matter
than any periodical published at ths same price in
this country. The work will sppeor III new and
beautiful type cast expressly ior the Purpose, and
will be printed on the finest paper.
|. IL will be ornamen,ed with the FINEST STEEL.
ENERANlN6S, provided al a heavy expense. and
executed from the choicest designs. To vary the
style OF these Illustrations, the services Of dstn-
gpshed artsIs have been engaged to furnish ut in
teryals nezzotns for the ensuing voluns. The
heads of several Dfstfngutshsd .9n'rrtcas WRITE
rrs will appear in the Of the year. The pub.
lishers, determined 10 leave nothing untone 10 mon.
!, the patronage OF liberal public have resolved
after much solicitation from many of their fair read
ers 10 publish quarterly, as AN extra. II Correct
Plate Of fhs Laisst Fashions, highly eolorsd,
and executed ~ the finest style OF the art. This
department will be under the control Of a French
gentleman, OF mush taste aud experience; and will
he iound To excel any thing ever attempted in this
line in Amerlea. The extra in the present (Noven,-
ber) number. mny he considered fair specimen . {
what these fashion plates will be-
The MUSIC DEPARTMENT, as bere,oforc.
will he under the charge pf Messr. q. w. Hewitt
n Co.. and the fine pieces Of copyright music
which they have hitherto furnished are guarantee
for the future.
The ialicrmg terms ia which the Casket has been
noticed by the Journals ipeyery spc,on ofthe Union.
establish beyond doubt its caims TO support gener
ally. twill snrpass any other work in the return il
gives for the readers money.
TERMS.-$3 per AMMAN, invariably in ADJ
VANCE or two copies for So.
All communications to be addressed post paid, 10
GEORGE X. GRAHAM J. CO,
Nov. 20. PhiIa delphia.
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Notice 10 Coal BUYERS.

yu'IIE undersigned having been solicited To .ell
n his Coal lat 300 lbs. the ton, instead Of 2giD
pounds, gives ihis notice 10 purchasers. tina, he will
continue 10 sell 2liD pounds TO the ton FOR the real
succeeding u days. and these wishing 10 avail
themselves oi ihs difference vii pIea.e Civ. hin
timely call lie has remaining atsos 60 ton. lump.
80 ton. broken N .crpai..d.
Nov 2Oil r. STEVENS.
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,,>,-S<

NEWLY DISCOVERED Rock IN THE PAcrrIc.-
We learn from Capt Crocker of the Gen. J ,hs,
Captain Hnlsey of the whale ship Xenophon of Sag
Harb"r reports rock in lat. 81 ~ S. lon I7s 0s w
from London. Bearing ENEiN from the French
rock, which was just in sigh, from the mast head the
weather being very clear and sea smooth. The rock
Is about the size of six-barrel cask at the top. and
even with the waters edge. The ship was within
10 feet of when discovered, Capt H. is of opin-
ION that ii cannot be seen GO yards disian,
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OTTO THE AFFLICTED.
DR., EVANS CAMOMllE & APeRIeNT PILLS.
DR.. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Dr. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP Lfor teething.)

DR.. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.
THE GENUINE MEDICINES,
are sold at 100 Chalham-street, New York and b,
the regularly appointed agents throughout The
country. The public are therefore respectfully re
quested TO obtain them fiom the regular agents on
ly--aS there is dehternus 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. r. L. O. R
TlNGLE1, Providence }. NC INTYRE & Co.
Pawtucket; BENZ. EARL Il Co, Fall River.
Mass. GIBSON d STERLING, CT, Barring
tom s. POWELL, SO CorRhM Boston; d.
WlTEHlLL, New Haven, Conn; CANFIELD
& ROBINS, Hartford.
ET BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
s%T See also advertisements on the first page.
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part of it--Le at Bay Of Islands, Aug end. baroue
Harvest. Bridgeport, 500 barrels whale oil. shin
France Howell, Of Sag HaIbor. 100 VIII; Para
ehute, Eastman, OF NIB, mos out. 1870 sp ri. VIII; ;
oc'avia, Smith, Sag Harbor, ~ mos out. 100 VIII
Royal William, Jenny, 81. Johns. mos out. s.
sp; Maulda, Swain. London. 32 mos 700 sp.--
Thos Williams, Hall, Stonington IA mos lbs nj
40 Sp; Richmond, Tucker. so mos 400 sp. rem.
would return home; Xenophen Halsey. Sag Har-
Dor. IL mos 1860 VIII 240 sp. Spoke April 2slh on
the Equator, Ion los w. ship Harvest, Cash. Nan.
tucket, 33 mos ont. 1900 sp ,--June 81 of Nayiga
tors Islands, Emily Morgan, Clark, NIB, Is mo,
600 sp Oct. 22nd, of Pernambuco, brig Louisa.
OF and from Halifax, for Pernambrco "A days -
Nov. Slh. lat u ~ long St w. ship lzee, from
Rio Janero, for Salem, "a mos out aale VIII oil
l3Ih, lat % Is n. Ion 62 II w. Sch'r Hudson. of
Mysliek, days from New York, for Barbadoes
Mr. Delano, of New Bedford. late mate Of The
Atlantic came passenger in the Gen. J.. and by him
We have been politely furnished with the following
additional lia
At Atago Bay May Is, Ships Superior, of New.
London. 200 W, $50 sp-John & Edward, ofdo. COW
60 sp-Inllus Cesar, OF do, 200 w. 90 sp
n .9ck1rod Bay. June 2nih. Ship China. OF NIB.
1000 W. $50 sp-bark Fayorte. of FIJI. 75w.
Len at the Bay Of Islands Ship France, of Havre,
26O0w.
Sch'r Sarah Louisa. Paddock. fm New Bedford,
for Philadelp pha.-Sloops Express. Mclaughlin,
FIN New York for Providence New York. Baker.
I'm Warren for Providence West. FIN
New Bedford for do.
MONDAY Dec ..
S'oop Hope, Pitman, I'm Bristol for New York.
The ship that was seen to enter the West Bay on
Sunday, is reported as the Condor, from Calcu,.
la, FOL Boston.
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NEw-YoRK CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 25th

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Nov. 25th.
Beeves-The supply Of Beef Cattle at mari ket,
comprised $50 head, including $50 left over from
las' week-lOO OF which were from the South, and
the balance from the State. Sales were made Of
800 head al SO a 80.
Cows and Caves-There were 45 offered and
80 sold, SOS a 40 each
Hay and Straw-The supply was not large, and
sales al 56 -.
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MONDAY. Dec ~
CLEARED.

Barque Cha'cedonv. Upton, Salem.
Brig Salddna, SiubbS, Baltimore.
Sch'r Tasso, Burdick, Inewl Vermilion Bay.
Do Cygnet, BuIdick, Mobile.
Do, Fancy, Bray, do.
Sloop Riener. Heslh, Providence.
DO. Here, Read. do.
Do. Agent Pratt, do
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From the New Bedford Register, of the 2eth uk
We think our friends in the other p,rt, ot
the Commonwealth will not be dissppoipted
when we tell them that the election which took
place Yesterday resulted in the success Of the
entire wing ticket for Representatives. The dem.
ocratS fought bravely. but the opposition was
100 mighty To be overcome. Never. perhaps.
nave Shch extraordinary measures been resort
eo ny any party, as were adopted By the fed
ert'Ists here. The abominabIe system of die
'ation and intimidation was fully carried into
practice. Some days pre,ou. TO the election
II was declared that the wings intended to draw
The lines. and that no mas who voted the Loco
t"co ticket could expect employment from
th'u This threat Wds Carried into execution
and men rere discharged for their determine.
uon TO support the democratic candidates
Let The wings deny this if they will, i, is no less
idct. In addition TO this. all thar could be
done by money was done. la one instance we
are informed that S,rteen dollars were offered.
and. we believe. paid for a single vote I'm an
nother, fifteen dollars were offered and so on.
lh's IS the way in which the wings succeeded.
YET they are the men who talk about Liberty.
and the freedom of elections who prate OF
hshuins down to posferty unimpaired the in
sututons OF the country
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GFTickets TO be had at the Stores Of Messrs.
WIN. Callahan, r. J. Taylor, WIN. A. Barber.
and Augustus Bush. Price l2i cents single,
or IL for 81.
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MIll-STRsET ACADEMY.

TEouE next term of this Institution will open on
Il WEDNESDAY the 30ih of October
The school lately furnished with a new and i'm
proved apparatn. and every facility will be given
our pupils for an acquaintance with the languages
the sciences and the elementary branches Of educa
ton. Terms from. So to $40.
j. N. BELLOWS. Principal
ELIZABETH HOPKINS, Precepiress
Oct 23 and Instructor in French.
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From the n .. True American of Nov. =.
BANKS ARCADE, CITY HOTEL, &c.
Property situated in New Orleans
SCHMIDT & HAMILTON. Managers.
Offices under the Veranda. corner of St. Charles
and Common s,rces, and No. l0l Charities street
between Cont and ST Louis streets
With view to meeting TIE wishes Of Der friends
we have the pleasure Of announcing to the public
that ihis Lottery will be drawn at the City Exchange.
in ST. Louis street IN New Orleons
The drawing will, without fail, begin on the it
December next.
nov. q. SCHMIDT & HAMILTON.
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person Of the name of Dayton Daniels,
charged With having married two wives; has
beer arrested. at Philadelphia, and held TO bail
ior trial ar the next Criminal Court.
Jsba Bi63le. Esq OF Detroit. is spoken Of as
the Wig Candidate 10 succeed Hon. Lueius
Ly n The [. 5. Senate. from Michigan.
J'mrs 7. Austin. William S,urges. and Thom-
az Motley, are spoken of as probable (Whic)
ear5ialss Tor Mayor of Boston.
a woman died lately in Italy. at the advanced
age %. l+3 years. after having eight husbands,
Inc '.st at hom survived her.
FEczE UP.-The Albany papers state that
Z. '"e late frost so TO $4,000 barrels of flour
were frozen up in the canal.
The clear profits on the Wiminpton and
Eal-ign Railroad. n. c., amount to sc. 600 f.,
'!lr iast five months.
General Jackson has been invited to New
Orleans 10 participate in the approaching cele-
oTa,ion Of the 9Th OF January.
Return Of Mr.. FOrsyh.-The Secretary of
State arrived in Washington on Monday week,
on his return from visit to Georgia.
c. The smallpox is said TO be raging VIC.
lsntly in Boston. The Times mentions ,hir.
ty cases in Cross street.
Mr.. Mckenzie has memoriaized the Pres;
1ent for leave to go into banshment 10 Texas.
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

Sai'ed from New Orleans, 18th ull., Brig Boy
for Havana
Arr, at Wilmington, n. C. 18th ult., Brig Pan
dore. from this rorl.
>, Ga at Wilmington 18th ult., Brig Echo. Messer
Havana
Arr. at Mobile 18th ult, Schr. Time, Hart, from
Key West.
Arr, at Key West, 18th inst, Schr Rio, Cozzens,
from this port. for Mobile
r, AT at Boston, on Friday last, sloop Victory,
Healh, from this port.
Arr at Mobile 2lst ult. Sloop Ecljpse Rurdick
from tins port.
Arr; at Georgetown, 22d ult. Schr Carolina,
W.nSlow. from this port.
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Notice.

The introductory TO a Course Of Lectures
before the NEWPORT ArHrsEUM, will be de-
lNered on SATURDAY evening Dec. 7th at
: O'Clock, at AnAOry Hall, BY J. \. BELLOWS,
Esq.
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NOrlh.KingslOwn Bank.

A + the animal meeting of the Stockholders Of
IN the North KIngstown Bank, the following per.
sous were chosen directors:
Jonathan Reynolds, Ezbon Sanford,
PARDON 7. lipmmond, John p. Whtord
Joseph &. Sanford William Baker.
William 6. Hammond, Izbou Sanford Jr
Daniel stanton, William BrowDsg,
Allied updIke, John J Reynolds,
Jeffrey Davis, Christopher Allen
Jeremiah g Chadsey Nicholas Sphinx.
EIphlei Young, William Holloway Jr.
And at a subsequent meeting OF the Director.
JONATHAN REYNoLDs, Esq. was reelected President
of said Bank. Wexford, Nov j., 1899
nov. u. PIT. HAMMOND, Cashier
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A horrible case Of parricide and double frat
rlcIde. has occurred in Stetin a small village in
the department of the upper Rhine. The
iIurderess is daughter and sister her name
IS Anne Marie BoegIin, young girl of very at
trsctVe appearance, Of less than Is years of
age. IL seems this unnsiural monster had been
addicted TO Intoxicating drinks from childhood.
and avalled herself of every opportunity. even
by theft to procure liquor. Her father was
weak enough to suffer her to 20 unpunisbrd.
until her conduct become so Outrageous
ne besought his eldest son to confiue
her occasionally TO her room. This brother
vas her first victim. The second undertook
tne unpleasant charge, and lie suddenly sick
eneo and died. The old man was then COM
pehed' too late. to restrain her. and was speed-
taken I'll and suspicion being now awaken.
eu' vas found he had been poisoned With
arsenic. lie died 10 few hours. and upon the
o'''nIelmsnt OF the bodies OF the sons. it wa.
iound they had perished from the same cause.
she mas oeen condemned 10 the s.ful death
prescribed by the law for the psrricide.
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- TATEMENT or THE SITUATION
/ - of the Banks in Rhode.lsland, Monday,
Nov. lih, 1889, as the same appears from the Re
turns made to the Bank Commissioners,
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock. Sl0o03 ,53S 90
Bills in Circulation. I722 l26 -
Balances due other Banks Col ,244 -
Net Profits on hand, sos 336 o.
Div idends unpaid, 20,206 20
Deposits on interest, 55l 3i3 10
Depostcs hot ON interest 75S .09i 80
Total amount of Liabilities, ga 22i $50 56
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts, sIa,7Ol ,29a Os
Specie in Banks. 500 $40 ~
Bills of other Banks. 2s7, ,20i 81
Ba Iances due from other Banks, 3s7 ,00i a3
Stock in own Bank 1232i4 Is
Stock, Real Estate and other property, 323,624 %
Total amount Of Resources, Sli,22l SEQ 81
OF Bills aud Notes discounted theye
Is due on, of the State the sum Of 81 ,90I 593 80
And pa, able IN the Suite, 7,1p100 90
Oi the Circulation there is held by
the Banks, oo9.4I2 SIS
In the hands The Public, 1,452,7l3 81
BY comparing the above Abstract with the returns
made TO the Commissioners, Oct. 22d 1882 II ap.
pears that since that date,
The Circulation has been increased, &29, l5e 25
The Specie has been increased, 6,435 ~
The Deposites, including dividends un-
paid, have been reduced, G2 $50 81
And the Loans and Discounts have been
increased, 1886 so
Office of the Bank Connissionsrs }
Proridenoe Nor. Ia, 1889. (
HENRY anthony Bank
GEORGE G. KING. Commis-
VIM. PECKIIAM. sIoncrs
Published pursuant to Law.
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a. UN-FIsII OLA CERTAIN REM
- EDY for Rheumatism, Sprans. siifpess of the
Jomts. numbness oi the limbs, cranp, goni, and all
cases a PAIN soreness. and tenderness Of she joints
and muscles. A few bottles of the above article. are
for sale by RI TAYLOR. nov ~
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pieis'iudes Of Fasbion.-The changes ofrssh.
ion often caused great distress among the wo,L
men. In 1895 the peace Of the rnetronoIi. !. a.
disturbed BY tbs peruke- makers. who rept in
procession to petition the hing assin,, the in.
uovstion Of people wearing their own hair. A,
she recovery OF Geo. Ill. after his f-,, illness
an immense number Of buckles we're mauufse.
iured; they we're spread over the whole king.
dom. All th. wealth Of Wslssll was invested
IN this speculation. The King went to ~.
P,uls without buckles. Shoe strings supplied,
the place Of straps. and Wslssll vas nearly ru-
lsed. The disuse Of wigs, leather breeches.
buckles. and buttons is supposed 10 hsr. effect
ed the Industry Of q million Of persons.
Wfie's Bri'h Hrsr..
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LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, HEw-
FORT, n. Z.
DECEMBER 2L. 1880.

DECEMBER 2d, 1880,
o. Persons sailing for them riN pleas,
say odrerfised," as they are placed in Z
separate Dor.
Armineton Albert Olney Knight w
Allen Miss Elizabeth c Perry Mis- Jo.hu.
Burgess Capt John PAYNE Mrs2
Burndridge Samuel Potter Miss Rebecca
Barker Mrs Susan Peckbsm" Eliza
Blodgeu NJ iss Adelide Robinson John
Crook hiilsd Robinson Miss Sarah An;
Crandall Joseph Ress Mary
Crocker Joseph Stevens lame,
Sushns w IN Stall Isaac
1rockef Mts Joseph Strout Mrs NJ VI
Caldwell Miss Trep phOsa Scot, Nancy
Crandaa Esther Simmons Miss fbebs
Chase Angeline Sly Miss Elizabeth
Dewsy Turner Daniel
Downing Benz Toulman Jobp n
De, fdvM5 Tns lame, N
Davis Mrs Hannah NJ Thompson Jos.nh
iidrdse Danle' Thursion William
Frearick Ferdinand c Tim Georoe
Fales Nathaniel Treay lonisn y
Fish Mrs Alice Whit6.ld pa,l,, ID
uavit Arnold Wilcox Benjamin
6eh Mrs Wilson George
Gibbs Miss II F. WaIams Ia,h.sk
Hall David y WIGs Catherine
Howard Wm Wheeler Miss Sally
towland Ha,and Wooumsusu Hannah
Huntington & Nipp,rrovN
lIendrics Mrs Catherine pecLbam Air. EI,,h.,h
hazard Mss Jane Peckham Melinda.
Hazard Jane I,,,srons
iu, 'o Congdon Il
,"., n " " Watson Robert III
NJ ,1,, III IRIsH
M,n,.. Mr. no,c,s " John Lingley
Motiit Mrs Margaret X 10 10 suuNan Ill
Na,,hnr, pL.h, Michael O'Conner
Nonlage Caroline X. X. CARR, y. nj.
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TO THE PUBLIC,

u The MAMMOTH LOTTERY will posi-
lively draw on The Isl December We shall con,n.
ne to soil tickets (wurrnnted undrawn at the timo
OF sale' until further notice is given by us.
SYLVESTER d co, Sole Agents,
l5G Broadway.
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AUCTIONS.
BY NJ. HALL, AUCT'NR.
ON SATURDAY Ncxt.

ON SATURDAY Next.
ut I'D o'eioek, 4. N, miH be sold at Public
AUCTION, in front The .Sabseri6ers store,
new Carpet
hew woes Cookstoves
second hand wood Stoves
coal Cookslovcs
Grates-l Franklin Stove
Wooden Clocks
80 Iron Tea.Ketles
20 70lb. lrou Kettles
20 2s ID. do. do.
And some Furniture.
ALSO, ON SATURDAY EVENING. at o.
clock, viii be sold at Public Auction, large qusu-
tiy OF Crockery Ware. Remnants of Calico, lb. Cal.
ico Jewslry, Watches, &c. Conditions at sale.
dec a. NJ HALL. Auctnr.
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HO FAMILIES, HOTEL KEEPERS.
u DC. &c. For havorng ruddlngs, Pudding
sauce, Cusisrds, Blanc mango, Cakes, &c. Nc
PREsTON's EXTRACT OF LEMON, is
the most convenient article that can be u-cd--it
gives ~ perfection. the delicate flavor of the Lemon
peel purified from all bitter or rancid quaiies-
never spoils by age or climate. To be had of
nov "a X J. TAYLOR
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NOTICE.

NICHOLAS NICKLEBY. AND JACK
~ SHEPPARD, complete. reed for sale and
circulation by w. CALLAHAN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-12-04

% Persons soiiing for them riH please
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-04

ON Thursday, tie 10th day Of May inst. by viz
~ Tue cf the covenants contained in a certain
deed in trust made on The l9th day Of February,
1899. between Alexander Garter, Sam +. Butter
worth and Reuben II. Grant, Wi Sell AZ pubic
auction for cash. to tie highest bidder, a. tie court
house door, ~ The Town OF Columbus all and sin-
guIar, the following described tracts Of and known
and designated as the northwest quarter, the west
hall OF the north east quarter, and the south west
quarter Of section number twenty three, and also the
east hall Of the south east quarter OF section number
twenty two. in township number eighteen in range
number eighteen west, together with all aud sngu-
lar, the teBements, Entertainments and appurlenan-
ces thereunto belonging And also all ard singular,
the following named slaves, 20 wit: Aaron man
aged about thirty two /; Lucy, aged about thirty
Sarah, aged about seventeen; Bnriey aged twelve;
Jane aged eight Minney, aged thirty-two, Ellen
aged twenty-eighl Be,sey, AIDED twelve, and Nan
cy aged four.
Sale 10 take pace between 70 o'clock m, and
pm. SAM 2. BDfTFRWohTH
May !. 1889. t3w2 Fee - 5oi Trustee.