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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

The DrrrEREscE.-The moral and respectable
Wall street press have no time room to report
the proceedings Of the interesting Anniversaries,
now holding in New York They can only find
room for the lies and ISLANDERS Of not
for the truths and facts Of religion and morals. The
immoral, indecent, irrelgous, obscene Morning
Herald, however, finds time and room to report all
these valuable doings.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

TAKE CAsE.-The Court is now hearing argument,
and making up their mind on the evidence heard in
the case Of Justice Merritt They must acquit him'
and no mistake. II he, or any in the Police Office.
have committed faur pas, Il grew out ola little
toucb of psanity-thats all
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

PosrroSrMESr.-The public meeting which was
to have been held last night at Clinton Hail. to take
measures for carrying into effect the plan of MIR.
Alexander Vattemare, for the national exchange Of
works Of art and genius has been postponed to next
Wednesday evening, at the same place Then we
hope il will come of with sciaf.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

Thy gods unrumber'd, and thy thrones
Qftyrant chit Is, His power must own.
Religion, scence, arts ofpeace,
Return sean-to crown the East.
nation rsnsom'd from her bonds,
Christian b and of AirIc's
4 ny long lost ehldren--God restores
10 rear his temples on thy shores.
Where Memnon's statute hsild the morn
where arts, and science, first were born
w htre ar,hage built her giant tombs,
here land AID sea breathe sweet perfumes
Ihere,-wand'rers from your fatherland
EGGPLANT your standards on her strand:
nation.s prayers-a nations lavs-
nations arms salute your cause.
Egypt rejoice! Arabia sing!
The tidings round the desert fling
That AfTic-osce ensaved aud tod
by tyrm's-owns no power, but-liod.
Let Ethiopia stretch her hands
To hm--who counts her golden sands;
And weighs her mountains the Scales
Which justice holds, when truth prev ails
From Atas-let the Echo fly
Back thro' the Equators burning sky:
Nor let the pealmg anthem rest
On Southern coast-nor golden West.
Swell SWELL Jehovahs praises high
Along barbarian shores-nor die
Till round the Tropics sands
II breaks-on Eastern classic ands.
At 70 o'clock the meeting djourned to Thursday,
and after some more speeches the collection
ken up, and largo collected in aid Of the future
operations OF the New York Colonization Society
Glory be to thee, Oh, Humbug-what miracles are
in thy name.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

TnE Nrw-YoRK PILors-The reply Of the New
York Pilots to the ISLANDERS Of the Chamber Of Com
merce and Board Of Underwriters, is contained in
thi. days and ought to put this purse proud,
vcll-fed, dry footed gentlemen TO the blush. Why
should these honest, hard-werking men be refused
relief by Congressi We trust that they will not.
We hope that Walter II. Jones, the Secretary, may
come to his senses by .and-by.
ArrRopos.-The lying Wall street papers say
that in stormy weather the New York Pilots
are in port instead of being at sea, supplying YES
sells with pilots. This is a. false as a great many
other things that appear in those highly respecta
bic and pious prints.
The weather all last week was very severe and
stormy, and the New York Pilots were all at sea,
attending TO their srdpous duties, and nearly every
vessel that arrived was brought safely TO the city
by some one Of them As an instance that they are
always on hand, rendering some service to onr mer-
chants, Wen give the following:
Whilst the pilot boat Jacob Bell was lying too.
last Saturday morning, at half past 2 o'clock k, Of
the Highlands, during the severe gale, she came near
being run down by the ship Scotland from Liver
pool. The pilo, boat was heading S. Il. by f., and
the ship standi,g TO the west making directly for the
beach The pilots discovered her just in time to
prevent collision. and hailed Captain Robsson To
wear ship or he would 20 ashore He instantly did
50 and thus saved the pilot boat and his own vessel
Cor had he continued the same course fifteen mi
mute. longer he w,uld have gone plump on the
beach. lie had no pilot on board at the time, but
was Afterwards supplied by the pilot boat New
York.
This certainly shows that our enterprising pilot,
are not IN port durif storm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

Tvs LAST ssor-Csp'ain Martin Scott, Of the
v s.A, who 'treed that eooD.' was married in
Roc hester On The 7tb inst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

To ANY HONEST MAN RIcHMoxp, VIRGINIA.
Dabney has returned to your city. After wander
ing about in the Canadas, the patriotic appeal to his
chivalry has reached his heart, and he is now al
home, ready TO reveal all the rogaeries of his asso
cates, in order that he may escape punishment him
self. What o. disclosures may be, are Of inter
est by way of precedent to Ncwcomb, Price, and
various other fnancicrs Of this latitude. ANY hon.
est man, who will write letters to us, Of one column
in length each, containing "the truth, the whole
truth, and nothing but the truth" of these disclo-
may do so, and draw upon us for 50 per eel
utnn, Of solid matter. We want such correspon-
dent at Richmond The papers of that city dare
not tell the truth. They under the control OF
the rotteH banks. The New York Herald is indie
pendent and fearless, therefore write.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

srrcx or HoNEsTY.-Yesterday morning We re-
ceived 81 from subscriber in Cincinnati, ordering
the Weekly Herald for his friend in England. IL
was in two post notes Of the North River Company,
payab nine months after date. We sent them, by
clerk the banking house in Courtandt street,
for redemption. He handed them over, and demand
ed payment They were returned with the tart re-
mark" Not due till nine months" After few
words Of parlcying clerk told him the notes had
been received in payment Of a subscription to a
newspaper" by newspapnr' what newspa
peri "By the Herald" said the clerk. "By the
Heradl" reiterated the teller, opening his eyes
Yes. the Herald "Then well give you the spe-
cie-we want to be in favor with the new papers -
The specie was Immediately forthcoming, and the
clerk left the bank with the silver in his pocket
Thus il seems that there is yet a little speck Of
honesty in Post Note Bank Let them csltivatc
this precious mustard seed-who knows but il may
grow up and be large tree, wherein the birds Of
the air NAV roostl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

ARRIVAL or WIN. NJ. PRIcE.-The immortal
Bill Price arrived last evening" in the Garrck, from
Liverpool He brought up the bay by our beauti-
ful boat the Fanny Elssler and deposited safely in
the lAs;or House. We have seen darker days
than this"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-09
q icO


In ihi. town, on the 25th al, Abigail TLlrSton,
widow of John ThurSton, aged 81 wears.
On "Wednesday last, Mrs. Sarah Robinson. aged
55 wears.
In Niddeiown, on "Wednesday evening last,
Hon. CHRIsroPnER ELLERY aged - years-Mr.
Ellsry was 4 native OF this town, and one of our
most popular and estimabo citizens. During Mr..
JclicrSon'S Administration, on the resignation Of
the Hon. RAY Greene. he was elected a Senator in
Congress froa this State. for that gcntlemanS un.
expired term. Having bsen one of the earliest ad-
vocaes of Mr.. Jetfersons opinions. he gave 10 his
Administration a very earnest support and con-
uuued through life firm and enlightened adhe.
rem, of that school Of politics.
On the death of Gov. Bowen, OF Providence.
Mr. Ellery was appointed by Mr.. Jefferson Com
missioner OF Loans for this State and at The death
Of his venerable uncle, VIM Ellerv, received the
office of Collector OF the Customs of This Port.
which he filled as he had all his previous appoint
mentS. with fidelity and success. He resigned this
Office during the Administration OF Gen. Jackson,
a few since, IN consequence ofSevere con,in.
ued ll-hcallh.
In private life, no man sustained more eSima-
be character thau Mr.. +. Ofthe most hbeI al and
ecntemanh spirit and filled with the desire 10 di.
fuse around Kim all the kindueSses and attractions
which give zeSt tc existence. he strongly attach
ed to himself both friends and acquaintance, and
in his own family has left many a sincere noun
er TO lament, that the open hand and warm heart.
which never failed 10 greet them, will be seen and
felt no more [CoMM
In Providence. on Friday night last, Eiiza Jones,
wife OF Thomas DAVIS, and eldest tdanghtc of vii
liam and Lydia B. Chace, aged 30 yearS.-On Sat.
urday last, Mrs Zpporah Field. widow Of the late
MIR Daniel Field, IN the 18th year Of her aee.-Oa
Sunday evening last suddenly, Mr.. Geo. w.
Warner, in the 30th year of his age
In Lynn. Mass. Mrs. Mary Vickary, widow oi
Mr.. David Vickary, formerly of this town, aged
70 years.
AT SorneIville, n. J., on the Sd instant; Mrs
Elizabeth Dumont, rclict of Dr. Peter Dumont, lat.
of New York, and mother OF the Rev. j.. IL. Du.
mont Of thi town, aged - years.
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ga ar d.
-Is..G%~S


At jamestown, on "Wednesday afternoon last by
the Rev. Mr Brooks, Mr.. John Rowland. 10 Miss
Phebe Watson. daughter Of Daniel w. Watson,
Esq. all OF jamestown.
la Bristol at the Congregational Church on 29th
ut by the Rev Mr. Shepard Mr. Jshn IL. Ward.
we'll of the firm OF Wardwell 81 Bardwel OF Al
bany, (formerly OF Bristol) 10 Miss Elizabeth W.
daug ghier OF rhom,s Church, Esq, Of Bri.tol.-Ai
81. Mchsels Chursh. OH Tuesday, ls inst. by the
Rev. Mr. Brlsied, MIR. George +. Il. Wadlegh. OF
Boston, TO Miss Martha, daughter of Col Samuel
Taylor. OF Bris,ol.-On THURSDAY evening last. by
the Rev Mr. Sullinss, Mr.. Stephen ID, Gray, To
Miss Julia Ann W Gorton, both of Bristol.
In Providence, on Sunday evening last, Mr.. A
sarelah Harris To Miss Annah Vaughan, both of
Providence Sunday afternoon, Mr.. VIM. II.
Lesgett, TO Miss Ann +. n, Lackey, both OF Prov
idence.
In New York, on the 29th ult. MIR. Charles :.
Capron 10 Miss Susan, daughter Of Gideon Palmer,
Esq. aIl of Providence.
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Newport Lyceum.

The course Of Lectures under the auspices
OF this society, will commence on Thursday,
(io-norrow) evening, at Armory Hall, O'Clock.
at which time and place 1t. Stevens will by
particular request repeat his Lecture on Oliver
Cromwell. The committee trust that their
townsmen will extend generous patronage 10
this infant institution, which has been made as
free a. its necessary expense will allow.
The regular course of Lectures extend TO
the end of April. Tickets for the course, to
adm, a family, may he had AT the book ores
Of w. A. Barber and WIN. Callahan. Price
ST. Individual tickets for the course 75 cents.
Single ticket for an evening l2I cts.
Dec. OH
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0Wef1DuU.
gGfTS DAY.
SIEKlFE'S SALE.
NlwPouT ss.

NtWroEr So.
Il pl virtue OF an Execution issued ort OF the
II y Cont of Co,r,.oh Pleas for the C,u,nt, of
Newport May term l5iO, and to n,e directed and
deln nercd. | viii sell al Public Auction %, IN.
premises, TO the highest bidder. on WEDNFs-
i.tN the 9h day Of December next, At o'elnrh
i. VI.
Al the right, lills aud interest that " libou Brow.
nell, of New Bedford, in the County of Bristol, geu
ileman. alias yeonan, had on tho 9th day Of Sep.
iem'er, A. D. 1922 ai O'Clock p. M when attach
ment madt the original " rt in favor of Brnd.
ford lIowland, Of the town of Dartmouth County
of Bristol. State OF Massachusetts, yeomsn alias gen.
tlcnlan, IN and toa certain tract of land will the
privileges aud apru rtenances thernunio belonging
the same living aud being ia Little Compton and
County of Newport said lot b,ing bounded as fol.
lows - Easerly on Qnck Sand Pond. 50 called -
Norherly on hand of Thomas and James Brow nell
-Son,hsrly on hni of James Brow nell Sd IVES.
icrN on land Of Amasa Brownell, or however oft-
erwi.e the same may he buiied and bcnnded.
Conditions at tie time and place Of sale.
GEO. ROWLAND, Dspuiy ShrriG
Tnprion, November, l,Ih, lSl0,--3w
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday. Nov. 90.

[Repoy!ei for the Boston Daily Adv and Patriot. ]
At market $50 Beef Cattle, 315 Stores. 5000
Sheep and 775 Swine. Several lots of Sheep and
300 Swine were reported last week
PRleEs- Bsef Canle-We quoie to correspond
with las, week. avery few choice Cattle sold prob.
ably for something more than out hi hes, quotations
OF La, week aud this. We quote first quality So %
s. 50; second quality 81 75 So. third quality
So so a 81.
Stores-iear lirgs S5 20; two year old Sll &
SIS three year old SCI S37.
Barrel!mg caH!e-Mess 4 20 a 4 -, No | 81, No,
So
ahsep-Dul Lots were sold at 81 %. 80, | so
%. ~. IL, , 25. aud > 81
S'rins-Lo,s To peddle at 3, 3t 81, 81 for Sows !,
and 1, Il, Al for Barrows. At retail from to 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-09
GPTO THE AFFLICTED.
Or. EVANS CkM0HlLt g. AptRIthT PILLS.
DR.. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE Pills.
DR.. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP Gfor ,eeth,ng)
M uMMIIo pnThNIr pllIS

THE GENUINE MEDICINES
arc sold at 100 Chatham street, New York and by
the regularly appointed agents throughout the
country The public are therefore respectfully re-
quested to oba in ihea iIom the regular agents on,
y-as here is delte rious imitation Of these medI'
ciues in the market which renders this caution
necessary, in order to guard the public against i'm
position.
AGENTS.
". CALLAHAN, Newport, r. L. o. r.
TINGLEY, Providence !: J. NC lNTYRE & CO
Pawtucke,, BENJ. EARL & Co, Fall River
Mass. GIBSON d STERLING, ct. Barring
ton; s POWELL, 36 Cornhill Boston; D.
wITEHILL, New Haven, Conn; CANFlELD
& ROBINS, Hartford.
g< BEWARE or COUNTERFEITS
ar See also advertiscments on the first page
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-09
n,u.Yons CATTLE MAakrr. Nov. 3Oh.

N,v-YoRK CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 30th.
Reported for the New York Jour OF Commerce.
At market 80 head Of 3eef Care. Ine'nd ling 25o
leh over las, wcck 30 was from 'ts South balance
from iiis State. &C mich cows. and 200 sheep aud
lauihs
The quality of the heefwa. good and 80 head
were taken =, $5i 10 y ;aseragiRg S6l ihe 100 ID
Aaeh co~s wsrs nearly all scld, Prce %. ~ and
s3s essh.
sheep and L.mbs-The market vas the same as
iasi week. 2lvJ were taken, sheep at 81 90 50 aud
- Lambs a. J.. , and 80 ecah
II y--Sass by lie iole at JC - &c III. cvi
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WIstI,I.Be.

A letter received 10 Warren, from Capt. Cham
pin, OF ship Magnet. Of hat port. dated Payta,
June 2Jih, reports her with IzU BIDS ~ oil. A,r.
Nicholas Coomer, 4th Mate Of the VI. son of Mr..
Henry Coomer. Of Warren. died on the 2oth Jan
usry, 20 days out, OF lung fever
Spoken-i About July ship Roman, Smith. NB,
IL mos out, 400 bbls oil.
Heard from, (no date ship Geo & Susan, Ne
2tJO bb!s oil.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-09
MARINE MEMORANDA.

Cleared at Wilmington, 2oh ult.. brig Echo.
NeSSer, Mstanza.
Arr al Mobile 22d ut sch'r Rio, Cozzcns, from
this port via Key West.
Air at Savannah, 25th ult., sch'r Eagle Wylie,
from Havana.
At 1t Thomas. 18th .uI,., bri. Sea Bird. Ham
nond from Dominica. for New Orleans unc.
Cid at Baltimore. Sd inst brig Prince dc Join
vile, Gardner, for this por.
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A DIRECTORY
oF ALL TIE
B.siRsss lISS!Ie and Firms Of nc CIR.


R"fiRsSs l'SS!Ie and Firms az ne CI.v.
Alphabetically arranged Under each business or pro-
iesslon Ihs Directory will be of great impuf-
tncc TO ali who ate in any way connected With lhe
business interests Of Boston NJ il viii be a complete
guide 10 the Warchouscs Stores, Shops aud Offices
oi the citizens. The Calendar pages have been
greatly improved, and conta m five SIX additional
columns Of important caiculs,ions The A lmtnac
wl'I contain corrected map Of the city. l>i OF all
HE Streets, Banks, Insurance Dtlces Societies
biographies oi eminent men, Government or United
states. Census of Massachusetts, Courts etc
P"olc Institutions, Stages, Packets, etc and avery
interesting account OF The cily of Lowell written Dy
one o her citizens
The work Will he printed on fine paper, with en-
tue rev type, aud handsomely bound m cl.th-
Price % cts. per copy. A liberal discount msd, t.,
those who bnv t sell again. Orders semitic TliOM.
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with prompt attention.
Dec. 2d,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-09

A CoaSh.-Last night during severe blow
which sprung up during the evening, the walls
Ola new brick building nearly resdy 10 receive
the roof, in the rear Of Washington street, just
beyond Dover street, fell IN with tremendous
crash, which frightened the ucighbors not lit
tie; bn, dri no injury TO any one except the
ownsr Of the building.
Boston fBay SidieJ Democrat.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-09

tHiBtrr.-" fear" said a country curaie
TO his hock. when explained to you in my
last charity sermon, that philsntrophy was the
love OF our species, you must have understood
rne to say sPeeie, which may account for the
.nialluess OF the collection. You will prove.
hope. by your present contribution, tha, yeu
IRE no longer lSboring under the same mistake
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

TUESDAY, Dec. lst
SchrS Henry Lenus Staght, from Philadel-
phia Tryou, Sis>on, Providence for Lyme
Soop Temperance, Davis, Somerset for Nan
tucket.
WEDNESDAY. Dec. ID
Schrs Henry A. Breed Of and IA days fm BuS,
ton for Wilmington, NC. with loss ortopSail yard
Emily, Bernard, Nantucket for Baltimore.
Sclrs Mokena, Perry. from Gardiner for Sag
Ilarbor; Juno, Mayo, Boston for Georgetown, sc. ;
Mail, Loriug, do for New York
Sloop Union, Russell Nantucket for Norfolk.
Sloops Herald Manchester, aud AmIty Munro.
I'm New York for Providence Arion, Hull Proyi-
dence for New York Hudson, West, do Tor New
Bedford
THURSDAY, Dec. Sd.
Sch'r independence Stewart, I'm Fall River for
New York.
Soop Lexington. Hubbard, from Kingston for
this port.
FRIDAY, Dec. 4rh.
Brig Amcthy, Simpson, from Calais for this
port.
Schr Cornelns, Kelly, from Providence for
Nevburypou; Rosaihe, Baker. y. Kingston for
Tampa Bay.
Soop franklin, from New York FOR Providence
MONDAY, Dec. 9TH.
SloopS Mary. Spencer, from Nantucket; Veto
~. Heath. Providence foT New / ofk Jane HUI,
do for Pavcatuck
TUESDAY, Dee. sih.
a ship passed up about o'clock, II saSioo DARK
tu discern whether shc was merchantmen or
whaleman-w wind SW. and fresh
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or PRO8.gTE .>frport, Dee.
lsllI

gEyHE Administrator final account on the estate
j in Rhode I.snd. Of SAMUEL WARD. OF
New York, Banker dse d. was presented lor allow.
aucs
T. Is ordered tstthe zane he received and the con.
seraon ihereo referred TO Court of Probate 10 be
holden At the state House IN Newpor, on the frs,
Mouds, IN January neat, stg o'clock a. " and
tina, previous notice be gwen BY Publishing copy
oC this order three several times ihs hhoa, IsoSd
Repablicsn for sll person. interested TO appear at
SID titns and plsce and be heard.
true Copy.
BB lIOWLiND Proja', tierk
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B4u r.. decentralization Saturday last. Al.
'he rraIn ofears were eomniuc down from
Lancaster. Pa. When near the Cap. the loco.
rnnilye was attacked BY boil. The poor tel.
low MADE three efforts TO push the engine over
hu, 6ndinc It vas no 20, he went of, muiieriny
f.ierninaiion 10 do better aext time.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-09

Hiding Osc's Olcu.-At the Congressional
election 10 Georgia on the 5th Of Oeiober. both
parties received SOS votes N Jasper county
and ,i the Presidential election on the % uiti-
10. in the sr,, county. Harrison and Van Bu-
tr1 received TAG ss1h. being also = tie.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-09

MUTINr.-The Bostnn Daily Advertiser oi
Yesterday says :-One of the crew of tile brig
Ilollander (Which arrived at this port from
Croinsiadil knocked down the first officer with
an axe, on the Goth ult. and injured him very
badly. Several Of the Hollanders crew have
been taken on board tn Revenue Gutter Ham
ilton for safe Keeping
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J. @. SHAW.
N0nTHKiNGST0WN BANK.

a Y tie Annual meeting of The Stockholders Of
~ the Northkin2s'oUn BaUs. the following per-
son. we're chosen Directors. ,iz:-Jonslhan Reyn.
olds Ezlyou Sanford. Jcfery DAVIS. Pardon y. IIsm
mond Chn.,opher Allen. Joseph e. Sanford, Wi.
liam Baker. Jsrsniah q. Chadsey. WIilI1m u.
Hammond. Ezbon Sanford. Jr.. Nichoa. sp'nk.
Daniel stanton. William Browning. Ilirhslet
Young, Alfred Cpkike John J. Reynolds. William
Holloway, Jr.
And al 9 subsequent meeting of the Directors,
Jonathan Reynolds Esq., was Reelected Presden'
Of ssid Bank PARDON 7 HAHioSD.
ufekforg Soy 18th -y9 CashsT.
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The Boston Almanac for 1911.

ny 2. n. DICKINSON,
EWii.i. he ready Tor purchasers about the 20th
w ol December. orDers first received Will
meet with the hrt attention. This number is nn
improvement upon oil preceding numbers |, CON
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-09
LIST OF LETTERS.
DECEMBER 1ISan
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE. NEw.
rnEr. q. I.

FORT, Il. l.
DECEMBER :, IS4O.
u Persons calling for them ,riU pleas,
y "oarsTtised," as they are PLACED in a
parGfs bon.
Inv Lew lP,r.As
~ STOW Josiah VI Peabody Easten
hrdlek William Parker Alfred >
aker Calvin pou., Dehscc,
aher Jonathan Roy Alexander
ifoer "mA Rusher John
'oeo,R 'nhn Miss Hodmsn Mary
rs-Bnrdck Martha ST John Samuel .
asey lapt Strain Isaac =
rs-ClaiSe Sarah Smith John +
iSs-Colney Dorothy Smith pea BENJAMIN
avenport William smith Bep;,,,,n
idey Samuel Smith Na,y Ann
ltes John smith s,nc,,J
,wler Cap,E Small Can lain
'"'et iehtN Sherman Job son of job
overnor of K Island Miss-Slyir Sus,naL "
afdner " ,'ilam Sargen, Mary A
inn Capt Alfred T,llmnn A..
rs-"reen Sarah Tory W.T.
iss--Greenman Ann Taft S,erh.,
azard Joseph Miss Thompson LIZA
azard Christopher Il c Trey I.oni.a n
uil Austin Tew Ruth T.
azafd Wood Cap Elisha
iss--ho''ey Elizabeth Womcrsley William
u Mood Jane.
ammon Elizabeth Walden Joseph
owlard Lucy WIlbour Thomas
aac' |. Mr'-Wilson Cynthia
mes trarcis l. Willis Mary
rand Lodge Will, Catherine
,eds William MInpl rrcwv.
,velt Cap Samuel Clarke " illiam ,
Ike William ID Garter W Illism
NV Samuel RAhcock Henry
swell John I Miss Barker Mary
rs-Lanco Anna VI J.Mr>TowN
iss--Louilbrough Loul-. Rowland John
sa u Werdrn Nelson
lwton Elizabeth Hopkins William "
ar.hall Elliot We.den William A
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