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ROYAL College of physicans. LONDON.

Royal College of Physicians. London.
FHVHE Original Vegetable li,geian Universal AIedi-
4 cine, prepared by w Miskn, ESP. Member Of
the Iscval College of Surgeons, lcen'iae of Apohe
40 the Royal Union Pension Association, Lancaster
Place, Waterloo Bridge, and Perpetual Pupl Of Guy
and St. 'ihon,ass Hospitals, London.
This valuable medicine the result of twenty years
experience and unparalleled success in the extensive
and highly respectable practice of the propre,y, lntro-
nsed by the faculty and mobility, ant, is introduced
to the notice of the American public, at the earnest
llci a,ios It number OF gentlemen OF long and high
standing in the profession it's hoped, as prelimi-
nary step, to check the evils and fatal consequences
arising from the use Of the numerous and deleerio's
nrs,ms tosed :.tn the publicity the aid of fabricated
proofs OF miraculous :'s and ether frauds, bya OF
'aervenaiy, "nrnc,pIc prctenders 50 totally ignorant
OF medical science, that it impossible the mons,roIs
deusi"n can any longer so down with the Intelligent
people otth's country 1hes' pills, mild and agreeable
IN their nature, should he kept in every Ey in
OF sudden Illness, for, by their prnn;t administration
cholera, cramps, s,,asn.s ft'.rs and other alarming
complaints, which too often prove fatal, may lie siec
" cured Or prevented. In fact, all those who value oot
health, should never be without them. They are sole
IN pck at 81 ceS, 81 ANT, So eac by every rcslec
table Drug st, BOOKSELLER and ycnlorof medicine ia tn,
United States. Re caras, viii, coHous directions
togeti er with cs,i,nonials Of professional ability trou
the following eminent gentlemen: Sir Ashley Cooper,
Aher'c,hv, James Blundeli, NJ D., W. Back, NJ. d..
j. Aston Key, A. Framp,on, NJ. D. and numcroa
others The originals may be seen possession Of II,
General Agent, by whom the meicint is imported int
this Country, and to whom all applications loragcuce
must be n,a.Ic.
JNO. liU;.BElN, ic9 W:rcrly Place, N. York,
Sole General .Ascu, for the United States, sc.
For sale by appointment of the original proprietor
by SWAIN q Hn"rnKn, Druggists, No II Canal stree,
te"er" Agent stor S'',hee OF Lous'a"7. juIvs
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05

H. lllftli'S NEW WORK, &c.-.Thc American
' Engand by the author ul"A Year in SPAIN" in
volumes.
Noble N,r.a of Women in ynlss
the Young Wne's Book, manual moral roho
Gus and !oIltrtic ei,liica,
JUsr fectnr,i and 10, su!c by WM. MKEAN.
. 'tlf1;,' ril,rul b. lt--Irui+ plnhsis; do
J ~. ,'n'rju,' "a 10" 4ErP', urdhs
4 \ lbNtk y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05

IRON, STEEL & HEAVY GOtDS-ilut, square
d and bundle iron, we'll assorted
Hoop, scroll and rod iron, nail rods and plou.l,
mCult's
Cast, German, shear, bliser.d, spring, slaet, and
Crowley steel
Hollow ware, and wrought n;iis and spikes
Zine block tin, mil aud grind staucs, salt kettles
Chain cables anchors, hos
Ok, log Al d trace chai,s, corn mills
An,ils, vices, Hammers aud bellows
Wire, sheet, pig and bar Leads st,o,
Cna!, and cooking stoves
Anrs, l'owland's and other spades and s!,oves
Hook and pl"te hinges, door and window hooks
Collins, Hunts, oi'alps, and csh,r axes
Iar'd and Manila cor,nyc, lines and t"iue
Bolt aud sl,ca,hiny copper; Naval stores
Paints lnsecd and sperm oil
A full assortment OF; hardware and ship ehsnt'lery
always hand, aud which offered sale at Whole
sale re tail, On lhu mes, favorable trr,ns, hy
mi LAYIDH u Co. IS Oih l.ryrc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05

'ILI',~ rAILNT flFit. litlIS--Ju,I i.r.I, rI
I per ship Mississippi, t,Hn 'rr York, It l,rLc as.
u1,l' IT tatan, kifs md I"lt t,-,uts tor IL at
l'rr ~ GOSSIP :. w. It rl,t.- Hotel
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PENSACOLA MANSION HOUSE.
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lEi;:IlW,

,,,, W." Iii \ fENSACILA.
S"p'cti"el HhVihS purchaser me iohse '"d inr
n h!'ur" this well known aSah'i, iment, from MI
' .,'' '''e proprietor viii lie ready 10 receive W.
~ ~ ~ u'' ~ = ar" next .r ;.
'>'' wa" 'l" c's''y improvements VIII ne '"uhn III
'''e "'f"SertheS OF ''e hlahsIol lio'.Se. New u''
'"'e '''!''s II, uses VIA DC NUM-, an
"'n ne a'achea u w. house win good nGconM"da
'''s ,' "'. e.; -, .a' ll"sss anc
Va u,,| " htl't ,'' i'''t ~ '"''e'a'c 'iteS
' Ia" ',I' i"' "'s Mi" ie'so' 10 h''"g' men
'oi ~ U.s. VI ''.Ih' i''si''aH "'u ''i'' ailnSe1h
St'''H 'o"'" ~ "'trhE ices' WI '>n ''e '"'LlShcH
ANA t"' - '!t' ',i'!s''' ne N''- "'" i.'iooS WI
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a i'''' ~ '"S' GOA ~ W. t''s '..s H. 81 H.
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is..AH. 4 49, ..-..t th
,,,u,...,, Mail Due Every Day at I'm
'o'"e' A'''2 Closes Every day at 10! A. NJ
,,,.,..,, Mil Due every Sunday Wednesday
by ray N lie Clns.s ,v ", Nio,, W.
'""S'' and Saturday, h,.2, p. ii.
,y,, u,y( Dne every Tuesday, Thur,duv.
I ne 1""e ana" Satlrdn, by 5 p. Nj
v" Closes every Monday, Wednesday,
EXPRESS MAIL.
TIMES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&C. OF ;he Express Mail, Lctw"~r MOBILE and New
lorkC,len',ng Mobile dali. at 3P.. NJ. Nortlwar
New York daitv NJ : Z. NJ Southwark
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05

EEAN MARIE FARINA'S COLOGNE WATER
~ cascs mere of this superior Cologne water Just
received aud for sale by the dozen single L0tis.-
Also American aud French toilet wlers powder
uis sndhoxcs, shaving and toilet soaps, cosmetic III
balls, milk Of roses. cosmetic cold cream, ex!rnc
mask, krphai, Wards vegetable hair Gil, pDmntull
:iec de E.srsr Florida luveutar aud bay waters
res' s salts, HarsciIes peruH,cry in trunks. ct-
lie .dlquil rou :, Chlorine aud orrs tooth wash,
.Io uir, TOOTH mai! aud flesh brushes; together viii,
m additional suppy oi fashionable horn u,.! she'll
combs and Jew ey Tor sale low wholseae or r. t4i
hv SIMMONS. liARTF SEQ,
iu!yG "a 'hortros street.
+ -iUE DRiE ~ na'es iinn"n nIiyn hiuc
ills, a.- u1g trou, IMP Il: re t"m, for sale by
Il, H-iiDfit, Go,
r - ..Ai1, IN casrs--!a ,toIeu nhie Voc.
W Hu;s, f,r ale JOHN II GRAHAM
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05

~ N'i+N'''ti- Wv tS'J> tt--pr <h!G nv
So mtr.3 liRInGt, l..l Mneaz:n2 i
RUSIiTON a. ASPiNAILS
1 HOMVOuNn TONIC MIXrURE-A speedy
" and cc.ta:n euro for the Fever and Agur,
rcn1ttcnt and intermittent ttvcrs; prepared from,
the original recipe. Used with eminent and uni
versa success III 1882, by persons OF tho highest
responsibility, j.. t!s city, stated in the annexed
cortiicttcs.
This medicine is highly recommended, and has
been cSt"n:ivo'y used III the above diseases with
silc, distinguished success, that the proprietor of
tho recipe has been induced TO offer it. to The pub
lie Ill It's present .orA III the hope that it may I've
the s's"@'s Of relieving many OF those who are
suffering under tie scOurge of country. 1t is
Il medicine possessing great vi,tue, and when used
, according to tho directions has never faded Of
etcc,ing a euro, even in the most obstinate stage
OF the disorder. 1t is not at all disnsrccabc, and
persons o! The weakest stomach, and Children may
take it with mpunity. 1t CITIZENS the digestive
organs, CREATES an appetite, and seldom requires
more than one, or in obstinate cases, two bottles
to e!tcc, 4 cure. There is neither mercury nor
arsenic III the medicine, nor any thing injuliou:
TO the human constitution. The propr!cio:s are
so well convinced Of its efficacy, t.at they agree
to refund the price of every bottle which has been
takon III accordance, with the directions aud has
not effected perfect Of the fever & ague
"A. OLIVER, sole agent for New Orleans, al
his Wholesale and retail drug and medicine s, ore
corner of Birnv!ic and Chartres streets.
For District Agencies apply to
! los r. W. SMITH, iS Cont st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05

EAT>-: case d! alb itu.ril haIs, various guri,,
broad hims am! luw crowns landing fiona liz
81. lnniS, for sale by i;Riln: $780,
my l31 Mag zine I
'l'Uk-.'2 bis l,nltug tom ~,cH,n!,,l I|at y,
a Ro,1gr, t,n sale by {: uN,;,t.N,
maN7 Al '>,v / 80,
VIE Subscribers, Agents for ll.c extensive
! W. X :. Butcher, sheffield FINLAND, have Ill-
icciTcd extensive set ni CA $, cor. r o.,
fable 1lIi Dessert tllivea Z" desert; iuil, Pr1,
crct, i!nk and renr point i>nivre; Rnxur- S'i~-
urs. Va p. FOOLS, Nr. &c. &c. which they prepared
4eXht the TIA lie Tor ni'ra Terms n, conditions
i'll c t1udr known 1T the ,1in
u.iH J. y. EitiN & / COHEN ~ Common qr.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05

FLORIDA ROUTE TOR NEW IORE.
IL Travellers DESTROYS Of taking the Florida route,
via caslaon tie North, arc informed that trs rntr
boats wii. constantly run ,ruii Mobile t.. Pensacola
leaving Subit, and ponsucoia other .lv at cr the
ist of !Hy. Cool stages wi! always be prov leo y,
the subscriber be rcusSs to take passenger IRON
Mobile in case OF the failure OF the boats
NB ARNOLD.
The s,canboa, Champion leaves Mobile tor Pcnsa
cola " ice n week feb ~ "
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05

Nj So ,ur4 G,t --,,lf -. ~, W.. ," u
mad' 1T al t'ri,' 81 '.@ i 0r~ ~
> iO{iFHl & IA r 'DF 81 =, -" .
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05

tn LON ( HADDEN
No. $ E:arircs street
AAF:. a~oUs'an supply e every article pertaining
tu gentlemen dress u the latest stvle ut New YorE
,aicSs 10, %
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,,, =, I3I3 1T L. ~ 81 q
less; beings days and II hours " 49," 'o"'

less; Delngo days and II hours.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
1 ANYWAY Fl iii 1863 Caroudeet corner If IIev;.
q Streets on The night of 80 h Of August and was
s,u ''r nHt morning in Povdras street, negro boy
or thereabnuts in height, very black and has an imped
n' III ms speech, of his legs is sore casionck
ny recent hurt; he had on when he wen, away white
Masters ct vessels and steam boats are cushioned q
sSf RECEIVING or htrborine said negro, as well as uls
"'Ecr PERSONS ns the rgour of the law will b.
n'oIE" against them The above reward will be pn1
rdeli'e ing him ni any of the tails of either Of ,ls
municipalities or at 1863 Carondelet, corner Of Iiev<
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4 Do CERTIFY that the above mentioned disease is
qultr well cur to Sa,i-'ction, for wlit Ii |
thank DR.. ii"r,: and moreover ass r., that the ,nc,li-
CHG huv" taken makes fat, AMI did not inurc NV
! ut alt; therefore u;lvS.. m, how suite, RS i,
lose no time ulli apply 10 DR. A. Iiuet, 1913 Curnl
sire TT, between n~utnnr AVID Bourbon streets. i'r.
tiuct is 1T h,nn from o'clrcE, 4 II, unt!l 4 2 NJ
they will find true uor'or ior this Complain.
JOHN DEhN.i! t,rlvcr street.
1t n!,v wants me, call Na. ~ Sra, r
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05

COAL ine euusr rhrr, inyr INST. 49, :, :,
hand a large supply If Cam and Llverposi coz
in halk If snr'r"' ln"lIy, which they oil, r-tur
stIs in his to suit purrhas.t*.
Ais, expected nv the frs; arrivals fro.n Eru
land aud the Nar'h. C"nE' Lehgh ani Pea, h
Mnuutain Conf. tFnI,sn and screened. put ug IN
h"g shcads expressly f.r family us, I'll Of VIII c
they will dispose 1T on the most mujernir term.
Orders left at their o!'ire. N % BeL,Ii. 81
up stairs. viii Ue pi"s!rL! a''"Idr' ~
ec,3 b. < SpJLiF.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-12
DUo.

In this town on Tuesday afternoon last, Miner
va, infant daughter Of William & Sarah Ann Ly-
on, aged year, months and "a days
Last evening. Mr., Caleb Cransion ased about 40
years.
At Caiskill, n. Y on the 18th ult. Mrs. Mary
Allen, wife Of Capt Joseph Allen, formerly Of
this town, aged 7s years.
OBITUARY.
10 noticing the death of Capt. EDWARD PELHAM
BRENros lasl week we were not aware that he was
the distinguished officer who commanded the Spar
taz, in the last war and stationed our coast.
he was the youngest son Of Jahleel Bren,on, late
Admiral, who went with his family from this
place TO England IN the revolution. Ii was repus-
nant TO his feelings TO appear as foe before his
birthplace, and where some Of his near kindred
still resided, and he requested to be placed upon
some other station which iequest was soon grant
ed. The History of the British Navy in the Red.
wood Library, is from his pen: but more to be re-
membered are his good feelings towards his fellow
men. Ia the midst Of his usefulness 10 the
public, while establishing schools for the benefit
of poor children uear London, he was suddenly
called toa happy Eternity, leaving deep impress
sion of his nshy virtues upon the hearts ofall who
knew him. and consolation in his death TO his nu-
merous relatives Who mourn his loss. Comm.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-12
At "a TOwn-Meeting,
Holden, Nerporf, June an, 1899.

1T was voted. That tho following Regulations re.
II speetng empyiDg Priyy Vsnts b. and the
same is hereby made 4 law Of this TOWN.
SECTION l,-h is ordered, That no person or
persons shall hereafter between the ION day OF
April and the 10Th day Of November, in any wear
carry into, or through any public Street Of said
Town, any part Of the contents of a priyy vault
in any cart, Wagon, or other vehicle whatever
except between Tie hours Of 10 o'clock p. NJ and
sunrise.
SEC. 2-That no person or persons shall at any
time whatsoever, carry into or through any public
street Of said town, any part Of the contents of
priyy vault, IN any cart, Wagon or other vehicle
which shall not be .fieetually covered, and water
tight.
SEC. 3,-That no such cart, Wagon or vehicle,
having therein any part OF the contents Of a prIyy
vault. shall be permitted TO stand Except while
oading) in any public Street of said Town
SEc. f,--That in case Of violation Of the isl and
ID sections mentioned, the owner or owners, dri-
yer or drivers, OF any such cart, Wagon or other
vehicle. shall forfeit and pay the sum Of Five Dol
lars; and for any violation OF the 'hIrd section,
such owner or owners driver or drivers, shall tor
felt and pay the sum Of Two Dollars which PEN
aties shall be recovered TO and for the use Of the
Town, in actions Of debt, in the name ofthe Town
Treasurer, before any Court proper to try the
same.
SEC. 5,-That this Bye-law be published three
weeks successfully, in all the Newspapers in the
Town. True Copy-WiinesS,
jel2 b. b. ROWLAND, Town Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-12
MARINE MEMORANDA.

CID at Mobile. 21tn ult, scbr. Time, Hart, for
this port. ~
At Havana, Oath ult. schr Hannah, Boss, from
this port; do. Caspian, Swasey, from Charleston.
At Savannah, Sd inst. schr. Eagle, Wylie, IIa-
yaua
Cid. at idobile, 3lst ult. schr Exchange, An
drcws, for thisport. E.
Al Philadelphia, 9Th inst schr, Canton, Staples,
for this port.
The siOop Amelia Thomson, of this port own
ed by ;. DebloiS, went ashore at Block-Island on
Saturday evening LIST inst: Vessel lost, sails and
rigging saved
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4R
PORT OF NEwPORT.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY, June 9th.
Sch'rS. Banner, Nickerson, from Boston,-Rea-
per- Knowles from Charleston.-Hornet, Burt,
& Horatio, Ames, from Taunton for New York.
FRIDAY, June 7,h.
Brigs William Henry, Cole, of Warren, IS days
from MatanZaS, with molasses to George Engs-
Malaga, Raimond. 20 days from New Orleans for
Providence.-Sch'rs Export Pratt. from Mobile
for Fall River.-Chief Varname, from Philadel-
phia with coal, Triumph, Comslock, from Hart
fcrd-Maria, Ricketson, from Baltimore with
corn and -four to J. 7. Tilley and the masrer.-
Lafayette, Pendleton, from Mobile for Fall River.
Superior, Barlow, from Kingston for do.
SATURDAY, June sth
Schr. Sally Ann, Willisiun, from Kingston for
Proyidence.--Sloops Camilla, Champlin, from n
York for do--Fame, Folger, from Bristol for Nan.
tucket.
SUNDAY, June 9th.
Schr. Export, Pratt, from Fall River.--Sloops
|. III. Borden, Brown, from do. for New York.
Hudson, West, from New Bedford for Providence
MONDAY, June 10Th.
Brig Jefferson, Potts, from New Orleans for
Providence. Time, Hart, from Mobile
with lumber and mdzc 20 the master T--Syren,
Gardner, with granite for Goat Island from Mill
Stone Point.--SloopS Tecumseh, Chlds, from
Providence for New York.--Vcnus, Bliven, from
New York tor Providence.
CLEARED.
Brig VIM. ;ienry, Cole, w arren.
Schr Banner. Nickerson, Providence
Sloop Rienzi, Heath, do
Do Camilla. Champlin, do
Do. Venus. Bliven, do
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JUNE 81.
N + W G @ @ d s.
JAMES HAMMOND
Has received from New York many plain
s-fr and.fashionable Goods, worthy
.t., the attention Of those who
leJ are in want.

United States Of America, Rhode Island District.
NoTICE.--Jurors, Witnesses and Parties. who
IN may be required to attend the Circui, Court.
U. :. on Saturday the 18th Of June instant a, New
port, are hereby informed that as the General
Assembly Of Rhode Island will no doubt be in sess
ion at Newport on that day, the said Court will be
adjourned from. day to day until Tuesday. the 18Th
OF June instant when cir attendance " in be ther,
required at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
by order ofihe Court,
BURLINGTON ANTHONY, u. s. Marshal
Providence, June, 1889. June s.
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yAMHs d. SyLYwEYs
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. ia, TmAMEs.SrNrrr,

No. III, TuAMEs.SrNErr,
nFFERs for Sale. A FAsHIoNABI.E
" ASSORTMENT OF Drosdcloihs Cs1
meres, Vestings, Bosoins, Collars, Cravais Gloves,
Hosiery, and all other articles nsnuly KEEP, by Mer
chant Tailors, al prices as low as they Gun bs pnr
chased in town.
Garments Of all descriptions made to order at,hs
shortest notice, end wa,Tanted 10 it, III Psr,icu-
lar attention paid 10 cutting. se
J. D. =. would express his thanks for Tho liberal
patronage he has received, aud will endoavor by
strict attention To his business TO merit iE connu-
snce. may 4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-12

4 Last Trick.-A gentleman from the East
was passing along Pearl street two days ago,
when boy came up to him and asked if he
would buy a gold watch which he exhibited.
The gentleman paid little attention to the re-
quest, thinking it only New York trick. He
had gone but few rods farther, when very
fine gentleman met him, and said. /" Did not
that boy yonder offer TO sell you gold watch l'
" Yes THAT watch" continued the slick
man, " have been trying to buy, but the
young rascal will not sell it to me. He found
il at the fire last night, and he thinks il he sells
it to me, being watch dealer around here,
at 4lO Wall st. that shall try TO find the own
er, and he will lose the pay. lwant the watch
very much, and the boy will sell il to any body
but dealer. II you would trade with him
should be glad TO pay $40 for it, and have no
doubt you would get it for something less"
This speech attacked the Yankee on his weak
side by appealing to his neighborly kindness.
lie said if it would be an accommodation, he
would do it. The boy had in the meantime.
passed carelessly aiong. but was soon overtaken,
and the watch bought for S30 The purchaser
paid the money and started Immediately for
the watch dealers shop, but he soon found
tha, the East River brought him up before he
reached No. 100, and that No. 4l0 must be
over in Brooklyn. Then the truth flashed up
on him that he had been cheated, after all.
" Y. Jour. Com.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-12

CHARLES TrsREL, by J. Y. X. James. is re-
published by the Harpers. 1t is a historical
novel, and possesses all the characteristics OF
the works of this deservedly popular author
fidelity to history, abundance of incident, delin-
cation Of character, and absorbing interest.
" y DiyD1tcb
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-12
NOTICE,

DERSONS visiting Fort Wolcou are requested
IL to make known the object Of their visit to the
with attention and politeness. All persons are fe-
quesied not to AXE away Sea Weed or any other
property from the Island or enter any Of the build.
ings without permission and are respectfully reques-
ted not to visit the Island for amusemen, or recrea
ton On Sundays T.. SHELDON.
je5 Ordnance Sergeant.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-12
Dissolution Of fCO-Partncrship

"iE Copartner,hip heretofore existing under
IL the firm OF REYNOLDS & COGGES-
HALL, is, by mutual consent, this day dissolved -
All our books and papers IN the hands of George
e. Shaw, our assignee, for settle n,cni.
GARDINER b. REYNOLDS.
June IL. WILLIAM COGGESHAEL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-12

A HEAVY FIRE.-A British writer says that
no troops that ever took the field could have
stood before the fire that was poured from the
American lines at the battle Of New Orleans
that it was heavier than any experienced by the
British throughout the whole Peninsula con-
test, and by far more terrible than that which
was directed against the force that stormed the
ST. Sebastian.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-12
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, June Sd

Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot.
At market 3l5 Beef Cattle, 25 yoke Working
Oxer S5 Cows and Calves, 100 Sheep and 100
Swine.
ITO Beef Cattle reu ain unsold,
Prices--Beef Cate-PriceS have further decli-
ned and we reduce quotations again To CORES
pond to sales first qualify s75 50; sccond quail
ny . 1Oi third qualify Z 25 - 75.
Working Oxen--We noticed a lew sales, viz
SJ5 lis, l30 and Sis.
10. 50. GO and S72
sheep--sales Of lots we're made at 50 20, 81 80
), and Sc.
svine--One 10, only was sold l., peddle ats for
Sows and for BafrowS; at retail, from Q TO N
small pigs, IL l-2.