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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17
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To Ladies giuing Parties this JVinter.
WILLIAM REID, so Hudson street inf the Ladi's of
w New York aud is vicinity te he has reduce the prices
Of his goods suit the times and viii supply the with the
following articles equal any establishment the city, for
LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES:
Calves feet Jelly IS cents per quart.
Ice Cream. rs cents per quart
Charlotte de russe 81 per quart.
Pyramids rom 81 so to xl2.
PLAIN Cake, 2, cents per Id.
variety Of ali kinds Of Notices
di2 I'm Don't forget, so Hudson st.
CONTEMPORARIES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
friends that he has commenced at his old and well knownes
which has lately undergone cradle improve
king superior other Of the kind this
Canal where the manufscur. OF
TO supply far lies and dealers city country with every
article in his lne such anttie as they be pleased to
may be out for Brlden here TO
WI. favor him with their orders that his manuc
will be fully equal TO those Of other establishment
in aud viii be sufficient for those who have become
acquainted with hrs Ice Creams, aud know their established
fsclued with partieuar'y which have gain
,dfo his ANS marked favor they enjoy.
In conclusion b. wosld tender his grateful acknowledge
the he received ircn liberal public
t.s will he ang mi sdirtctcd Also Toys
Tor the Holidays Orders sent TO part OF the city free Of
exps,se dii I'm.
CARL KING we'll known and celebrated Ladies' Hat
" manufacturer, and Bornet maker TO Yer Majesty the
informs the ladies' his friends,
fashionable and complete OF silk aud velvet
hats-an Of Paris rbbons flowers Of every
ostrich and willow feathers OF the most beautiful
description. The subsc rber hatsrs himself
that all goods above viii be found Of the best
quality and OF the most reasonable price.
ol7-sR CARL KING, SO Canal and III DIvisionst.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17
blanket REPOSITORY,

BLANKET REPOSITORY,
No. - South AIarket-st cor. Of Merchants Rotc,
BOSTON
SUPER silk hound ed Blankets great variety Nackinac
- Blankets white, and scarlet; Negro var
kn3s. Coat Blankets, blue, green and scarlet.
Purchasers for the Southern, Western and New England
Markets. invited call and this assortment
which will be sold very reason. Bile terms
JAMES BOYD x SONS, Agents for
OILS EN- Mechanics Manufacturing &c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17

pATENr ARMS MANUFACTURING CONPAN -
Notice hereby given that at meeting OF the Drectsrs
efsaid Company, hsd tbs Esd inst in Jersey Cy The
purpose Of electing officers.
THOMAS A. EMMET. Esq of New York. anani
eleced as President ano JOHN EHLEhS Of New
Jersey Treasurer and Secretary said institution for the
enaling year. -
The public will take notice that from and after this day
will be considered Valid unless signed by the Prts
dent reasureor by them made and eonened o nor are
debts the Paelt Arms Manufacturing Company
be except tina receipt ofthe President Treasurer
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17

T. a: X BahAARDt
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS At LAW. Ma
GeorgG-Licensed to p.aetice 10 all the Courts of
Law shd hauS in The st.tes Of New York and Georgia
Reefences-Hon y. p. Talmadgs Charles Johnston,
Hon r. D DAVIS Hon chsrls. ssgelss HeE5y D. variek
Dswson Green Co.. Hon Thomas Butler King, Wayne Co,
Isaac B. Rowland, Esq Jerry Coules ESQ., Msco., Georgo
MS In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17
g. cos EXPRESS.

w F.HARNDEs has associated with himself DExTER
w BRIGHAM, Jr, in the Package Exgrsss Foreign Let
rn Of MARNDS CO. Tnsy have ssts6sbsd Srase
their Lopon and Liverpool and Ar. Brigham vii
ees No.q Wall street New York corner Of Third
Market street, Phsdepha; corner Of Union Buildings IL
gwen Of their Offices Lsadon and Liverpool Packages
Parcels Boxes and samples Of Goods Specie Bsnk Notes
a. directed Particular attention viii be Paid pirchas a.
Goods and collecting Notes and Bills In short and al
business entrusted to their will meet with prompt aisD
FOREIGN LETTER DEPARTMENT.
Letter BAGS for the British aud North American Roya Mai
Line of Steam SHIPS kept their Offices New Yerk and
Boston where letters viii be received either for the United
KINGDOM q sp{ part Of AZ The PS.1 % w
TO the care Of HARNDEN % ana their house in Liver
pol will pay The English postage and renal hs lstier
CO They hop. by unrenled attention aud promptness
make their agency ssefu 70 all CLASSES IN the community
TB Curtis. Boston Barring Brothers & Co Liverpool
GsodAgs Co New York Fletcher, Alexander Co.. LOr
NE. HAaNDkNs co. are alone responsible for tn,
loss injury any articles property committed to he
tie e. and r and $ r. Roads or the n j steam Navigation
Company whose roads snd whose Steamers N erae
and may Be transported IN respect to The or thew esn
'' Ssi . "' ""' HARNDEN co
DEV. D HlBBARD's CARNINAT1ys sALYE, ohesJ
IN and remedy for ADUE IN the breast face, milk
painful aud distressing synI attending Consumption
Be relieved by simply spreading plaster Of Ibis ,aos
In Group noenzs coughs and wheA thus app
ed aricuiary children and f.nts its benefit,
chest al wh.r, pain aud suffering hay,
endured Tor dsyin the rdnsry hoes Of cure-ssef
ry this ssys I'm npSm.rass case. or TIE lat 90 y.s.
has itself unsquaed for the immediate relief IL affords
Price IS cents per boz WITH drsi'i CHI sS'ASg
att r. Hibbard's Drug aud Chemical si-re, sQs Bowery
Abtral discount allowed those who purchase to sell gn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17

HAVANA sE0ARs-sso Esp.rsnra brand, very sups
III nor; lao India Car adora do dos SO Noricasa brand
do Do 30 Dos Csmpsneroe do do 30 konda brand do Do
'1 q. 70 '''rirT. SXNzANEDo,s Lb.y
- iTs-FrTs-Thndre -dfpds
n = q ease is positively cured By Nrs
MOTT. the celebrated Femal
Ifby sieisn. lis Spring .treet
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17

Mr. y. ". RIDDEns FABLE, Of sweden may receive
vi information OF him. by notifying his prescott
the Consulate Of sweden aud Norway IN New
W. al RroaA street. lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17

Ri ysoa, SxrHs srs rsna. fa~ q ,"hn tree, -
Broadway, opposite the City Hospital Mrs Carroll re-
thanks TO the Faculty particularly and the pube IN ga
ral for the liberal support this fo
he last heen hopes BY hsrsssdy and attention
% merit continuance OF the -
The Baths open from o'clock in the morning tai. .
cock at night and used WITH much successn all
oss rheumatism, Group, Sc which they aford inme
late relief ofhsr efficacy can be seen AZ tbs
ors A H. Stevens, v. Mott, Bush Boyd Maenevs, Rhine
ander, Nelson, Smith, Ireland, Kissan Borrowc, andes
begh &C. SC sulphur and Saower Baths be had at all
times Portable fs.Sr Baths Bathing Tubs and Hip Eaths
yn Syrup Of Ssrsspas and Livsrwori &c feshfron the
Shakers. m4y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17

pay-Dr " asyIrg
4 10 bfeak ard curs
fsriy ths fever aud
NANGERfs
s7sR-aeAuss~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17

lBERAL advances made consgnnsnts to either Of tn
J. ANDREWS BROTHERS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-17

i-lhe Eea.ira
btFerwnrt tor
GERS
Broad WsE
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-22

increased dsmand for prime qualities: Polo
Rico at 80 cts. n. Orleans at 26 a 2s CTS. Tor
hhds; bbis duh. At former rates. Ciis-Whale
very dull, and former quotations are no, readily
ob,ained; English aud American I.inserd is
firm, stock moderate. and an advance demanded;
ssiss OF llnseed a, 6S cts cash and 20 cts mos.
Stock OF Mess and prime Beef is snail. aud in
demand; prime Pork is in request al Sl3 2s ;
sales Wes'ern lard At 10 cts; new Cheese in
demand 81 a cts; Butter has improved | or
cts per ID. Nothing doing in Rice. except
for city use; $50 ties have been sold At 50 25.
cash. Sngar--Pono Rico at 6 q cts; Ha.
vsna. brown, % 5; white do At % a IL cts
Whaebous--Sales $4,000 lbs at 10 cts, partly
10 arrive.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-22
Aio Iopn Couatil holden in Newport jul ,
Sth 1910.

/ uN conformity "a an act of the General Assembly
q OF the State of Rhode Island, passed at their
Jnno session lei0, authorizing and directing The
lIo~n cooncl of zach town nnd iho city council ot
ennh city IN this State 10 define tho limits u ihe CON.
/ pact pa,i Oi tho town or city respectively.
RTbe Town Council Of the tow u ol New port have
defined the limits of the compact pari Of tho of
Newport ~ follows. 10 wl:
BcginBg at tho Spn,b snd Of Washington street
thence noriherly along The salt water the stree,
north Of Folt Greene called Pine street, ihence EMS
,srly along the north side Of said Pine street TO Th,d
street thence sopiherly along the cast side Of said
Third street 10 Walnut street. thence easierly
along the nor,hesly side Of said Walnut suoet
TO Farewell street, thence southcry along the
oasieriy side of snid Farewell street TO War.
ner street. thence easierly along the norihcrly
side of said Warner street to spruce street. thence
sontsiy along tho sDsieriy side Of said Spruce street
to Tanner street thence casiery alonR the Doriisry
side OF sud Tanner street TO equality tree the in
ter-.ction Of Tanner and Broad streets thence
r"nih.wesierly along the enstery aide Of SAID
Broad sheet to Ball Street, thence essUe,ly nlope the
norlery and essiefy side Of said Bull street To Cath
efins street iieDce easterly along the nortbey side
Of said Catherine street to Fir street thence soiher
ly along the easierly side Of said Fr street to the
beach road h. street running souihcrly from said
beach road. west Of job and lose PHI Tews rope walk
thence sophery along the castery side Of said street
10 the sonthery end thereof thenen westerly to Bel
LEVINE street thence souhehy along the easieily side
Of said Belletne street to Perry street, thence
tery along the sonthery pidc Of said Perry street 10
Spring street. thence sou,herly along the ea.iery
side Of said Spring street to the notefy coueInpin-
ted road TO run westerly through land Of the heirs Of
Wm. Lee, on the soulherly side OF said coDie Bpa-
ted rosd to Thames street, thence westerly in tbs
same direction 10 the salt water, thence uoribery
long the salt water, TO the place Of beginning; with
The addition Of twenty -fvs rods around the ia
oyery direction. beyond tho aid defined boInds
OTdned. That the above be and the same is the
defined limits Of the compact part Of the pwnof New
port aud that the seme be published three times III
succession in Ibe public newspapcrs Of this town.
BY order
y. d. ROWLAND, Copnoa CLERK,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-22
W. GDMNa

WEAs the pleasure Of announcing to his Old
u Friends, asd Visitors TO this Island. tina, bis
Establishment. recently Rail Ausgs. IL now under
gong a complete alteration, and will be opened on
or about The 20ih Of this month. 10 good style. as
BILLIARD SALOON, combining other amuse-
rncnt, both fashionable and rational
On my return from New York | shall offer 10
Sporsmen, good assortment Of Cons, which wi''
be kept TO Let by the Day.--Also, good Horse,
and gcnieel plcasur. Wagon, to Let.
A E.sfauyoaicor is connected with this Establish
ment, where Gentemen can bo furnished with
Reishcs OF all hours of the day. Also, Soppefs,
by giving reasonable notice.
To nv former patrons. offer my sincere thank,
for their liberal patronage. and from their many
kind assurances. aatler myself shall not regret.
that through 0fhsvs' iHsifnmenteiuy the " Old
Line has been placed on New Route"
8J' The lovers Of Reading will always hpd u
Table amply supplied with some ofihc most lnIer,
esiing -" JonrDas of the Day"
Newport July 5ih
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-22
BRIGHTON MARKET. Mona,v ,o,v

= 3'VFIuNy july u
Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Pa,rio, d,
AZ market sao Beef Cattle, IL Cows ard c Calyes
1850 Sheep, and $50 Swine.
Prcss-Be,f Caule. We quote to correspond
wiz last ycsA; first quality, So 25 second DUAL
ii' 10 10 thlrd quality 3 90 q IS
Cows and CalSes.-Sales at S2I. %. IS and
sheep Lets sold for 81 so. / IS. . 90 . Is. .
50. and . IS. ~
Swine A lot small Pics io neddl. \, e. , Ia,
Of large Sows 1. a and a4c; larse Earrovs &
At retail from a 10 7c
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-22
da drrtC1.


In this town, on the ilh inst, by the Rev Mr.
Sieere Mr., Henry Soverps. of Roxbury. Mass.
TO Miss Harry Ann Edridge. daughter OF Mr. VIM,
Eldrdge. " this town.--On THURSDAY evening
last, by the Rev. Mr, Howard. Mr. James M
sherman 10 Miss Sophia W. daughter Of Mr..
Sanford Bell. all Of this town
In Providence on Thursday morning last hv
Rev J. Dovling. MIR. Joseph &. Child 10 Miss
Elizabeth G. Drown, daughter Of Mr.. BENJAMIN
Drown, both OF Warren.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-22

Governor Lincoln and Mr.. Andrews. both
wings and both Harrison mrn-ihe only change
Is the omission of the Andrews sneedote.
SO much for Mr.. Ogle and his elsctioneer-
ing coucociiOn which doubtless will be paraded
everywhere from the present time up to the
Presidential election, and will he pulled as fall
of truth and commended to general ntrentcn.
BY the great majority of opposition Journalists
throughout the land The people may see
from the statements made. to what base tricks
the enemies Of democracy are driven to ipjurs
those who are identified with The cause, and
will learn what value is to be placed upon such
sffusiohs as that Of Ogls Of Pennsylysnia.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-22
NEW YORK MARKET. sA7rpp.r, July ls,b
Cspirit ofihe mornings Revier,J

Pot Ashes--Ssles Of 200 bbls at 81 IS, stock
not large. and 40 advance Is demanded: Pearls
dull With few sales. Cosl-Ssles Of Liverpool
furnace at 81. 4 mos Msckerel, No ] scarce.
and held At Sl3; Dry Cod. nes spd old. 81 s7I
a 81; Sale. 80 bbls old No Salmon al SIG.
cash: 25O bbls Mess Shsd at 20 n "a: and 40
half bbls Csnnesticnt at Sc Is. Herring dull.
and abundant. Flour-Operations small and
limited demspd. with no particular change 10
prices; sisek Of Southern moderate. aud prie..
Of mos, descriptions have an np~srd tendency
sales 200 bbls Georgsiovn At sj 1925; Howard
street at S. 25. aud Richmond county at s. I2I.
I'll cash. Sales two esrgOes North Csrolius
Wheat At 81 o.; Northern Rye is scarce. sod
in demand At 81 a s. cts sales of 1000 bushei.
st 81 cts Nsrhctn Oats plenty. aud fair de-
u1nd fsr consumption at 80 a 30 cts. Jersey
80 Southern q a ~ cts; Corn sells readily
sale, 1900 bushels white sod yellow Maryland
=, s. cts. measure. snd 50 So. weight sli cash.
,folasses-For'nsf rfies,sf. continued -th an
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-22
AN EASTERN CHRISTIAN UNION
CONLE NTIDN

A Convention Of the friends of Christian I'm.
,on' ON aposiolical principles. will he held al
Groion. Mass, on the 10Th dsy Of August next
at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. The object of this Con,
veni'on 10 10 examine the scriptural ground o.
union, devise measures for its promotion, anc
secure harmonious action among its friends
All friends OF the Reedsemer are Invited 10 n,
tend. :. HAWLEY, Jr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-22
ID e D .

In this Town on Monday 18th inst, Mrs. MARY
Gray, wife OF Mr.. William Gray, and daughter 0f
Mr. James Wssigais. aged % years
AT Portsmouth, on Friday morning last S,ephe n
b Cornell. Esq. aged 20 years for many wears
be was member Of the Senate of this State, and
also held various public offices
10 Bristol, on Monday 18Th Inst. Mrs. sns,n.
nah widow Of the late Mr., William Cox. aged So.
In Warren. on Thursday last, Mr Rusl Baker.
aged 81 years.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-22
NOTICE.

The Rev. Mr.. BALCH. Pastor Of the Uni
versalist Church in Providence will preach at
the State House in this town. on Thursday.
TOMORROW evening.
July %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-22
SUPERIOR RED ASH COAL, Cheap.

UsT landed from Schooner James T. Hatfield,
~ Capt inscrsol (iom Philadelphia. Io5 tons
OF the celebrated Spohn Vain or PEACH orr
CHARD COAL, a decidedly Red Ash article.
ana o The best quality, said TO be equal TO the Sa-
leu Nen. ..,
Those applying immediately, and paving Cash. 50
as TO enable ne TO make prompt remittance, will
secure 10 themselves the mos, favorable prices
July 22i ROBERT STEVENS.
Al those indebted for Coal. are earnestly request.
cd to make payment previous to the 3ls, inst, To
X, STEVENS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-22
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY,, July 10Th.
Brig Poland. Gardner. q days from Savannah
with Cotton for Providence
Pilot boat New York, Johnson. Of New York
from a cruise.
schr. Crown, Hathaway, from Providence for
Norfolk.-Sloops Massasot Brown for Albany
and Meridian, Dunning, for New York both from
Fall River.
THURSDAY, July 10Th
Stht. Hero, Nicksrson. from Boston for New
9ork.-Rclirf, NiekersOn from Gardiner Me
AmIiy, Bruymsn, from Fall River for Richmond
Psooe Baxter, Baxter, from Piciou for Providence
FRIDAY. July i7lb.
Brig Echo Mssssr, from New York -Gipssy
Ctowell from Bristol for Turks Island. .--Sch'r
Ohyr, Wood from Fail RIVER for DarWich I'd
ward Franklin, Look. from Boston Tor ~ York
Mary Nichols. Clifford. from Nantucket for Han.
ford Moses Eddy, Biiven. from New York for
Providence.
SATURDAY. July IS.
Gutter Vigilant, Capt Connor. from a cruise.
SUNDAY, July Is
Bris Poland, Gardner. from Providence ,ch'r.
Sappello Of and from Fall River Tor New York
Convoy, Baker, from Providence for Boston ;
ScA'r James g. Hst6el9, Ingersoll from Phla-
nephIs slo0ps Three BTotbev. Stewart. from
Fall River for New York George Washington,
smith from NorvIch. for Providence; WIN. "
Bun Irons from Providence for Hartford; Fame,
Foigef, from do Tor Nantucket
MONDAY. July 20
Gutter Woeot, Mathew. from cruise; Sch'r.
Onsco. Davis, from Pictou n s. for Providence
Lucy Abigail, Baker, I'm Gardner for do Sally
Lewis, from Do FOR DO; Delight ~ Peace. Nickei-
son. from Boston for do Craven. Cole. from Bay
River, n G., Sl"ops Prudence Booth. from New
Bedford fsr soutbeId Niagara. Spslmsn, from
Albany fof Providence Hudson. West from Ns~
Bedford for dD; triumph. ComsiOck, from Hart.
ford
CLEARED.
I4th. sehr Par Dealer, Young, Hancock. Ne
2lst Delight IN Peace. Nickerson, Providence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-22
The OLD Line On ~ .vEW
EfONfP!

Enquire for No. %, Thamsssireet. a
few doors south Of the Custom house,
and directly opposite TO the
PERRY COTTON Factory,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-22
SAVINGS BANK.

a r a Meeting Of Directors OF the Savings Bank
~ on Tuesday. Jolly ljib, I5j0.
Iofed, that Dividend Of two and one half per
cent for ,ix inobbs and and quarter per cent
Tor three months. be paid to The deposliors III. Is
inst. WM. e. COZ/ENS, Sec'y pro TEN.
July IJth 3g
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-22
Nav YoRk CArrLr M,rK,r. Ju,y u

Ntw-foRk Cattle MARKEr, July Is.
Reported for the New York Jour OF Commerce. :
Al market SO head OF Beef Caule, including sc
len over las, week nearly all from the South "a
Mulch Cows. and 1000 Sheep and Lambs
There was fair demaad for beef at last week
prices Sales OF s2o head at 2 to ss, averaging
S73 the 100 ID,
Mileh cows were in good demand. and SIS were
taken at S25 1886. st3 each. Sheep and lamb
were in good demand, and 1870 taken, Sheep a
~ 90 80 90. and 81 90, Lambs at 81 % 10 81 OS
each.
Hay-The supplies have been more moderate
ior NE past week. sales Of old at 30 To 6lI cents
and 37i to 30 cents for new, The 100 lb
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-22
THE EXTRA GLOBE.

The Wing presses Of the country appear to
be going perfectly rabd at the success Of Mr.
Kendall. The violent epithets OF Billingsgs's
are hssped upon him without stint or remorse.
and stranger perfectly unacqualnted with the
nature OF his offence, would suppose from the
virulence Of their attacks that he was the great
est ronge that roams the country unhanged.
But. gentle reader what is the cause Of all this
hullabaloo. and what is the complexion Of his
crimes! IL is that Mr.. Kendall, with com
manding abilities as writer. aud patriotism rs
far above the comprehension Of his assaants.
as it is above the reach of their venom, has de-
voted himself 10 the service Of his country, IN
the manner be supposed most efficient. He
threw up a good office under the Adnlalstra-
ton. not TO abandon il. a. the Wings wsuld
have desired, but to lend il the undivided en-
ereies Of his heart and mind. He shook hl.
banner. araid the eroakines Of his opponents
fearessy to the breeze. and tens Of thousands
have rallied around him to support the cause.
Never we presume was an sfor, more complete.
" crowned with success, Subscriptions have
been flowing in, at the rate Of more than thou
sand per day-provns that the enthusiasm and
chralrous feeling of the party is high. that
in proportion a. he isriliicd he lives in thehssrts
ofthe people. II is glorious testimonial oi
their appreciation Of bis course, aud au evidence
Of their attachment TO tho cause, that ngst be
grateful to his heart. He is destined no, only
to live down. but to write down his enemies. aud
TO see in their complete overthrow his own name
and MS country vindieat.d and redeemed. tie
will witness The last. the death struggle Of the
Wing party. and the mOnied power. 10 the final
defeat snd finished disgrace Of Harrison.
That the leaders Of the Wing party are irsn-
bling in their shoes, aud are qHakiug with dis
NAL apprehensIons, any man with the least dis
cernment can perceive. We look upon the
extra Globe as the consumaiion Of the Political
strength Of Martin Van Buren,. and 4 centre
from which shall radiste the most dangerous Of
all doctrines TO the wings, because the elesres'
aud strongest Of all irsth. The effect OF wig
orous pen, upon the masses Of the people they
know and therefore fear. Hence the tsunts o
paupcrisrl' aud Of B" mendieant" while they
trembe before the power Of the very man
whom they sasdsr. Philadelphia Tines.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-22

tIf~An enornou. shark. measuring ten fee,
SIR iresss long. caught las, week near the fish
e'r'' foo, ofFultou u,et. New York. va. fouod.
on esiss oPensd. 70 contain an arm aud lss
u -nsa
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-22
Ata Torn Comsif holden in Negport Jaly
III, 1910.


UpY virtue OF authority vested in the Town
4 Council ofthe town Of Newport. by an act of
the General Assembly fihe State OF Rhode Island
passed June H. 1882 and Of n vote Of the town of
Newport, passed April IS, Isa0, in conformity to
said act of Assembly authorizing and empowering
the Town Council OF tho Town Of Newpor, to make
such ordinances, as the Council may desm necessary.
for the location and proper regulations Of ceme,es
vaults, tombs aud burying places fnr burying the
dead. IL Is ordained by the Town Council oi the
Town OF Newport, that no new ground be sppru-
prated or used for the ntermen, Of the dssd or
Tor building of wants Tor that pnrpose. within tho
compact part Of Newport, aud that any person or
persons who may violate this ordinance shall pay
hne OF 20 dollars for each and every offence. 60 he
recovered by action Of debt or by complaint in the
name Of the Town Treasurer. for the use OF the town
before ihe Court of Justices in said town the law
directs. and be required to move any body, so buried
or deposited contrary 10 ihs ordnance
Aud that the above be published fo' three success,
siye weeks in the Poblic Newspapers Of this town,
A true copy witness
u. Is. ROWLAND, Council Ctsyk.