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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21
NJ MARKETS.
Correspondence Of The Journal eC Commerce.

LONDON, Apnl 80, 1910.
The increase Of Bullion IN the Bank OF England,
and some other circumstances are calculated to IN
spre CERTAIN amount oil confidence /: still the home
trade are cautious purchasers, aud our continental
eishbofs have been sparlng customers. The bank
rae OF discount is sIill per cent, but money is
plenty IN other quarters al 81 per cent.
Flour and Wheat have both declined and the
weather IS ln' western canal Flour is nomnaily 37s
lew salts have been making IN bond al 27s but that
price cannot now be had.
Tobacco is gradually declining.
American Stocks remain without demand. Con-
hdence IN them is much shaken by recent events in
Pennsy vana, aud the fear OF difficulty about the
Boundary question.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21
From the Mem York Americas.

Among the passengers in the packet ship Garck arrived
last evening, is VIM. NJ. Price and nmily.
Mr.. Price, the United States District Attorney il viii
remembered, disappeared without notice, fine morn anf
December 1898, leaving behind him letter the PrcsII
unequnllGd for GOODNESS which he reinquished Office
eonse fence sake and added TINT apparent baance
HIM his would be Than squared aowan,
ces for properly due to him made
Since that time he has been published and epulislcd
adeianter lie now returns, TO all appearance voluntarily
but whether under sipuluons of from the Govern
men that he shall not be molesed and, il So what may be
the consideration OF such stipulation remains yet, pro
found secret
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21
TWEyTY.SsxTn CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Pair,of.
WAsutSoros. MAY 10 , 7. NJ.
TINTED STATES SENATE


Mr.. LuarKiS rose 10 ash the consideration OF The
Senate 10 resolution which he had Submitted some
weeks ago, 10, changing the hour OF meeting Of The
Senate f,om ~ to o'clock. THIS beautiful bright
morning he though, should inspire Senalofsto begin
their labors nj an r.flier hour. For himself be had
been up cs,ly o-da, and. aiter having taken his
breakfast he had ound TIM. to wtite dozen letters,
and funk hundred documents to his Constituents.
before the time of meeting. lie believed that very
few gentlemen here would have been elevated T."
The seals they occupy. II They had begun Their WON
always nj noun. lie was cerian that lac never would
have been here II such had beep his habits lie Was
a member al four committees, and YET found lhai he
had = greet deal of idle tue his hands. lie vas
a, sinns to bring the session 10 close, aud he
hoped tho resolution weold be adopted.
Mt DIxoS opposed the motion. There was
great deal oi business necessary to the interests oil
The people which could only be dune out Of the Sen
ate and during he mornings lille the Executive de
pailmen,s were open.
Nh. SIyirR expressed his sulp,se al tie opposl-
ton Of representative OF The hard working people
OF Rhode Island. to a motion winch was calculated
TO promote Industry. For his own part, be was anx
ous 10 60 home 10 his CO stituers' aud, IN order tc
aud SIT late. At present. besides abundance Of lin,
Tor his private business he had too nut leisure; ant
found II heavy uron him.
Nh. Dixoa rcpeIled tie impu,ation OF his not be
ing read, 10 work as early. OF as long, any man
But he still aluiained tial 10 benefit would resul
from an eatlisr hour # meeting. lndusifinus net
would always hud enough 10 do. ldlefs only loun'
time neasy upon The, hands.
After lew remarks from Mr.. KiN0, the quesiiur
was taken; aud the resolution was adofted-ayes %
rays II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21
BANKRUPT BILL.

TIE Senate tcsu ed lie consider alton OF the y III
establishing uniform system Of Bai ktupiey lof the
Ueited States.
Nj. CRITTENprN, mho was eoicd 10 the floor,
addressed the Setaie Tor an hour and hall. IN sup.
pom OF the BiIl; aud opposition to the substitute
proposed by Nh. WALL II was pose rul argu
menl and animated BY The sallIes Of wit aud sarcasm,
aud dgnIded b, The ehaste and Impressive eloquence
Tor which Nj G.. is Is celebrated.
Mr.. NALLi"seio reply. aud was speaking When
this package was closed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

ARRIVAL OF MIR. PRICE The ship Garrick, from
Liverpool arrived Mt New York the 14h inst. Anon.
her passengers is VIM NJ. Price, the epued dcaung I'M
led States District Attorney
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-26
Destruction of Indian Key and
Massacre of the Inhabitants.

The schr Victoria, Capt. Kenyon, arrived at
Charleston. 18th inst from Key West, reports
the destruction Of Indian Key by party offrom
100 10 $50 Indians, and the murder of several
of the Inhabitants. letter from the cores
pondent Of The Charleston Courier, furnishes
a detailed account Of this dreadful affair; and
from i, we make the following extracts -
Kev West, august, l640.--Dear Sirs--We
we're alarmed on the morning Of the 9Th inst.
by the arrival here of q great part of the inhab-
itants Of Key Vacas. They had left heir homes
in consequence Of the arrival of a small boat
with some negroes from Indian Key, on the
morning of the 9Th, who reported that mum
beT Of Indians had landed on Indian Key, inn
nedia,ely after the Moon had gone down -
lhey think from 100 to $50 in number, that
morning, and had murdered the inhabitants
and burnt their houses. party from this i'm
rnediately went on board of The wrecklng Sloop
Viviia, and started. They had not proceeded
many miles when they met the schooner Gen.
Washington, direct from Indian Key, whose
captain informed them that it was nnueecessa-
~ (or them 10 proceed further, as all the hous-
es except one, owned and occupied by Mr..
Charles Howe, Inspector Of Customs, were
Gc5royed--and that the Indians had left the
Island about 10 o'clock, of the 9Th, taking a.
way all they wanted in boats belonging to the
Key.
Il appears, as soon as the alarm was given by
the yels Of the Indians, Mr.. Houseman asd
wife, and Mr. Howe, wife, and five children,
were successful in making their escape, and
went to Tea-Table Key, hich is about one
mile and a half. DR.. Perrin, wife, and three
children, remained in their houses for short
time when the doctor went TO the cupola and
spoke to the Indians 10 Spansh-but il is sup
posed they shot him, for he was no, again seen.
His lady, with her two daughters and son re-
treated TO the Turtle Crawl, near the house,
watched their opportunity, and while the lnl-
ans were p!undering. started in boat for au
old hulk, lying about two hnndred yards from
the Kew, where they remained until day l2ht,
when they were taken away by boat from Tea
Table Key.
Nt. John Motto, master OF the wtecking
sloop Key West with his wife, Two children,
apd his mother, retired, for the purpose of Sc
creting themselves in the privy; hut, poor and
unfortunate people, they were soon dragged
out, and Mr.. Motto and wife were shor-Ihe
mother escaping TO the water, by which sns
was saved-they then dashed out the brains of
the Two infanls agains, the rocks, and ieit them
with the corpses of the parents. As the house
Of DR.. p. was burnt, his body must have been
consumed in il. A lad, about IL years old,
brother of Mrs. +. Smith, hid himself IN the
cistern of Mr. Houseman's house, with car
penter named Blocks--the latter was saved, but
much burnt the lad perished IN the flames
The only other person on the hey, a the lime
Of the attack. hurt, was Mr.. Otis, a carpenier--
he was wounded by rife ball, which has been
extracted and he is doing well.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-26

preserved niue, the same as ] have my honor,
Without blemish, up 10 this time. IN the nj ght
of the same day. while was yet in the Palace,
and hosrilities raging ia the centre Of the Cspi-
tal. the leaders OF the revolt became alarmed
the horrors Of the scene, and the inevitable des-
truciion of property, with their attempts on
my life) they feared would raise the citizens a
sainst them.
They then sent conmiss 10 ners into the saloon
"here was confined, and proposed 20 me 10
second their plans, or in other words, tha,
would sanction what they had done. All which
resisted, as ought. protesting TO them that
"onld sooner die than prove a traitor 10 my
oath ard duty: and that renounced liberty, IL
Il could not he obtained without snrenderlng
tue dignity Of the post held and my previous
repuia,ion-otfering them solely. that would
strive TO lesson the flow Of blood and the other
evils OF war.
Various were the promises which they made
me, If would agree TO their proposals, but |
firm 10 my position, and the resolution
had formed, to perish sooner than prove trai-
TOT TO my duty. | resisted always with the
funness and energy becoming a chief magis-
Iraie and soldier who does not fear death
Notwithstanding all this. they permitted me to
retire from the place, with an escort which |
selected from the lst regiment of cavalry, who
had not taken part IN the reyolution-offrring
the conspirators only, las have said before
10 endeavor TO stop the flow of blood aud lessen
the other evils Of war.
Commissioners were appointed on the part OF
the insurgents to effect that object; bnt their
propositions were not admissible on our part,
and unfortunately hostiliries have continued up
10 the moment in which write, the enemy hav-
ing suffered losses enormously greater than
ours. Many buildings have been destroyed
but what is mnch more to be regretted, many
pacific citizens have lost their lives
As ever since the day Of my release have
been constantly occupied in military services,
have had no time 10 communicate to YOU
these scandalous Transactions; but to-day,
profting BY moment Of release, have the
pleasure of notifying you of the late events, and
assuring you Of my esteem. &c. &c.
ANASTACIO BUSTA MENTE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-26

In this town. on the l7.h inst. Mrs Martha Coz
zens widow OF Capt BenIamin Coszens aged 81.
In WEXFORD, 90 the 7'h inst, Martha Bates. Wild.
ow Of Sherman Bates, in the 65,h wear OF her age
On the i5ih ln>l. MIR. George Spencer. in the
90,h year of his age
In Bristol, on the l7,h inst. Mrs. Ann, eonsor'
Of Mr.. Joseph Ralph, AGED 5S years.
In Warren, on the S.h INST. Mr.. John Gardner
formerly ni Swan1ey. in the 6ist year OF his age,
On the 10Th, Mr Benjamin WinSlow, son ot Mr.
Eh-nezer Win>low. aged a6 ,.ars-On the Ish
Cornelius Bennett, Esq, U, ; n aged - years.
Ia Providence, ON the l1th INST. Amsv Ann Til
linsha>', daughter of John T. and Martha w
Green, aged III won;hs.-On the lSlh. MIR George
C. Brown. aged i6 years.-On Wednesday last
John Henry, youngest son of John Green, aged u
months.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-26
III
sH'r AzR NEWS.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

TUESDAY, Aug 18th.
Brig Emerald Patterson. Of wiscasss, fm Pic
luu FOR Fall River.
sch'r Mara. Small of Dennis, from Boston for
Providence Aimsdillo, SIralton, Of franklin.
from Somerset for Bangor
WEDNESDAY. August 18Th.
Schr Marquis, Ghn, Of Oraud, from Buckporr.
SloopS Tecumseh, Child aud Victory Hsalh.
both from New York tor Providence; Geo. Wash.
mgton. Smith, of Norwich, from Providence lor
New London, Eliza, Lswton of and fm Warren ;
ALBANY, Gibbs, fm Albany for Providence; Iiud-
son, West. from New Bedford for do.
THURSDAY, Aug. onh
Schr Reaper, Mclaughlin, of aud for North
King>town from Turks Island.
SuLsp-Sch'r Franklin Green, Smith. Havana
FRIDAY. Aug 2ist
Schr's Elizabeth, Rogers. Eliza Kneeland; aud
CaSNiuS. Ross, all from Bangor; La,ona, fin Mat
tapoS,ti for Norfolk; Bunker llin Martin, from
Gardiner for Norwich Siam. M'Cueue, Belfast !,
Horsto Ames, Taunton for New York
SATURDAY Aug. 2o
Scbr Sun, Forester Of Great Egg Harbor fr.m
Philadelphia; Sloop Oscar, PaddlcioId of and ga
Taunton for New York
MONDAY, Aug 2ith.
Sch'rs Glide, Patterson, from Baltimore; Mary
Adams, Pinckham, from Brunswick. Ga. for
Providence; slooP Rienzi, Heath. from n York
for do
SuLeD-Brig Helen, Price. South Atlantic
TUESDAY, Aug 25th
Bus j. ID. Moves. Randall from Mobile for
Providence; Sch'r Name, Furrow, irrm Dighion
for Bangor.
WEDNESDAY, Aug 26,h.
SHLED-Bris Echo, MerSer, Havana.
CLEARED.
I9Ih-Sch'r Franklin Green, Smith Havana
Soop Victory. Heath Providence
2ed-Brig Helen, Price, South Atlantic
th-Brig Echo Messcr, Havana.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-26
From the Albany Evening Journal, Of Saturday
AFFLICTlNG CALAMITY.
FALL or THE DRAW or THE STATE
srREET CANAL BASIN BRIDGE.

Oar city is the scene Of most distressing
and calamtous dspensdtIou. AT clock ihIs
afternoon, Just as the Steam Boats were depart
ing for New York, and when hundreds OF Peo-
pie were crossing the Bridge over The Canal
Basin, the Draw broke aud precipitsIed from
seresty,o eishty persons ADD three or iour hofses
aud carts into the Il .sIn. They fell about l"en-
~ feet into twelve feet water. The struggle i"r
life among the sufferers was brief bot awful.
We shudder At the recollection OF u. HUNDREDS
Of citizens, with a dszeu boats, sPrsug to the
relief Of their drowning fellow citizens. About
Tocloek, Is dead bodies mad been recovered
part Of the drawer fell after most Of the
sufferers we're in the water, from which many
we're injured. Othen were wounded by the
struggling horses.
This dreadful loss Of life was eccasioned by
the refractory conduct Of an insane man ~ho
was refusing to 60 With his keepers. His re.
sislsoce drew q crowd which blocked up The
passage until the mass Of people aud cart. be.
came too heavy Tor the draw. Officer Human.
the moment the draw gave way was end-seoring e
to d,spefss the crowd.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-26
I'll drrfcD D..

In Bristol, on the l3sh biSl.. RObeu L. C,sye
land. Esq OF Lasrsnes.Ilie. Ga, to Mas Fam,
Leousid yOunge.l daughter Of tie late Rev Hen
~ Wishi, ". u. Ol the former place.
Ia Bfislol OF the 10th inst. by the Rev. Mr.
Scotl. Mr. Simon ID. Lisesmbto Miss Ph,bs Mun.
~, both Of brisoL-on ue dh. b the Rev. Mr.
scou. Mr. James ID. Wsrdveli ~ Miss Marina
daughter Of Nj John Lsu le-s. ali Of Bristo.
ln Warren. on lbe I1ih u.s.. by toe Rev. Mr.
Brovn, Of brisiol, Rev. Jsha &. W eirh TO Nil,
Abr Parker, daughter CT Hf. BebIsmIn Parker
vi Warren.
4. Pavtuesei. 90 the l2ih ms, Mr. Orin Read
VI Pfos'se.e,, 70 si.s, Elsa S.s.sf u fa~'se Sc.
Rev. DR. Havks. hr. loan =. sIis,On. (iorDeny
ol tl.s town 70 1iss Jsae ROoiBs0s. daUs s.er 1
tLe late ar. James Anory. oitsal Iiiy.
10 Pfsusenee. % Ihursdsy evening l1si. ~ be
Rev. SIR. rar.eY, Mr WA. W. BissOp % MIS-
fsz Z r.t-.. ~ - Pr1rii,n>e
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-26

A squadron CONSISTING Of the razee Indepen-
dence, frigaic Constellation, sloopS of war Con-
cord and Boston, and another sioop Of war is
now fitting out for the East Indies. IL is said
that Commodore Lewis Warrington will have
The command. Captain +. II. Gregory has
been ordered to the figae Constellation, at
Boston.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-26
NOTICE..

VHNHE firm OFFS. VI. x j. n. sTEDMAN was
n this day dlsolved, by mutual consent. All
persons having demands against said firm are
qnesred to present ,hem for adjustment, and those
indebted TO make imme pnymen, To =. NJ.
sTEDMAN, who viii continue tho CADl n ET
BUsi. EsS, 10 NJ, Its branches at the old stand
No 10 Broad SiTsd. .It
N. Bs Constantly on hand, good assortment Of
CABINET FUnITURE and CHAIRS, which
VIII be sold on the most reasonable srDs.
Newport 'nIy 20 ISlU
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-26

A FAcT.-Daniel Webster, during the war,
while in Congress, voted against viciuailing
clothing, and paying the paltry sum Of eight
dollars per month to those who were fighting
for their county, and at the same session voted
to raise HIS own pay TO SIXTEEN DOLLARS
PER DAG.-BoS,oa Post.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-26

Coz. ]. G. TorrES. of the L. S. Corps Of
Engineers, arrived here on Thursday last, on a
tour Of Inspection OF the several Qualifications.
SUPREME CouRT.-The August Term Of
the Supreme Court commenced in thi. town
yesierd,y
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-26

We are pleased to hear from Halifax, that
the use of the Sydney and Picrou coal, by the
steamer Britannia, has proved perfectly sa,is-
tactory--pariicnlary so, as this will give EN-.
ploymenl to a large number of American yes
sells al the dull season of the year. The Br-
tania uses 500 cha!drons in passage.
Boston Post.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-26

1hOCT. OLIVER e.. TURNER keeps con.
~ sianty oB hand n supply Of FRESH KIM
PDX INFECTION, al bs office, next door 10 his
ino,her's house ~ Tbsn.rsL; where he may al
way, be found ready attend to the various branch.
~ of his profession.
kowpor July 10. Is40---T
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-26

Ma. MIIIEK's PsrpicTroS.
Angus, Ilth. vas the day, according 10 Mr..
Miller, which was to have closed 'he day OF
grace. on When Christ was TO have lefi the med
la.orisl thtone. Mr. Miller has al aloos main
isined, that after the iith OF August, 1870,
there could be 10 oonsersIons-thsi Christians
would lose their desire and their spur; si prayer
for the conversion OF sipnen-in noe, that that
a.. vooli close o. be DAY Ct grses.
Z-='s H.;
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-26
From the New York Journal Of Commerce.
NEW YORK MARKET, SATURDAY, Aug. %
tSprril o. The mornings Review.


Esprit the mornings Revews)
Sales of Pot Ashes, AT 81 s7.. and Pearls at
s. 80. Brazil Coffee has been taken At 81 q
10 cts. which is an advance OH this descrip-
ton OF 4 ct. per ID; Cuba at 10 lO4 all 1
mos. aud St. Domingo ~ 81 . cts cash. Re-
cent sales of Cotton show an advance Of ! CT.
per ID. ST. Domingo Logwood has sold at S26
Campeachy at S32, both cash. Sales of Dry
Goldfish nj - 80; and Mack.rel al Sl2 so, 80
80, and 50 80 fot Nos. /, ., aud g. Smoked
Herring, Ga cts Tor scaled 40 cts. for No. J.,
and 80 cts. for No. 9. Molasses Is lirm sales
good Porto Rico At 81 cts; n. Orleans 30 both
4 mos. North Country Turpcniue has been
taken At 81 25, cash Spi,,is do At - els
Whale Oh has sold freely At 80 cts. cash; Lin
seed do 80 80 cts. cash. No change 10 pro
visions. Sales of Rice, Tor consumption, at SO
IS 81, cash. Ia foreign Liquors, no change
Domestic Whiskey is ia good request at q cts.
To-day Flour re,uains very dali a few
hundred barrel. Genesee have sold at 50 ~.
Ohio IS offered at So. Very little done N
grain.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-26

The last Of the Fngoie Chsaspeake.-The
,mbers of the Frieale chesapeake, taken in
the last war by the BRUSH Fricate Shannon,
have been recently used in The construction Of a
corn Inill at village near Portsmouth, Eng.
PHILADELPHIA Ledger.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-26
NOTICE.
J. @. SHAW.

yH,HOsE persons wishing to send iheir Children
n tn enler OF the Public sehoo.s,Sfc requested
IN make s,p!ical,on 10 any Of the undersigned
Commute az 90 Child will be adrhltled 10 ether
of tho school. without such application having
hnt been made.
WN. ~ DoULL.Es Chairman.
Cu,pLgs LawTos, JAS. bOHswELh'
JOS. y Wg,vgR, JoHs hLLAN'
DAVID J. GOcLD, h = IAYLoH'
Jo.gpB JOsLEs, -. Y. IVsNEH, oee'
Newpor, ADg. ~, 1910
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-26
Nsw-YoAk Cattle ManKrr, Aug. II.

NV YoRK CATTLE MaHKET, Aug. II.
[RePOs,cd for the New York Jour. Of Commerce. J
At market 1000 head OF Beet Cattle. including 10
left over last week nearly ali from this Stale; W
mich cows aud 1000 sheep aud amb.
The-sae Of beef was 10 a far extent, the Prcos
something lover, than last week-SOO head were
taken az 50 to 81 10 averaging 90 30 the 100 lbs.
VI iich COW. we're ia less deinand-50 sod at SO
TO So.
Sheep aud lambs were a little lower. sales Of
$500 sheep at 81 50 ~ 81 Jo--Lsubs at 81 - 20 1
each.
lay-S.les BY the load al So to rs cents the 100
lbs supply moderate.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-26

GooD.-A Iiihographic portrait Of Mr. bser'
the Buckeye Blacksmith, has been lying On our
table for some dsys.-U. 3. Gazette.
We had The original lying here in the Mar
ket Square on Thursday last.
LchigA BVll'hn.
You sing through your nose as the man
said to the tea-keitle. Boston Post.
40 srisiocrstic Irishman, speaking OF las na-
tive country, said II was 30 execrsble place IN
fact. the only thing worth owning II. was the
vhi,sey. "Yoa mean to say then" said a
wsrc,sh friepd. that With all her faults you
love her still ~
Y,ry Good.-The editor OF the Boston Mer-
camille Jourusl has ventured TO perpeiraie
pun. He ssss "if Captain Woodruff beat The
QurEs. Cspiaia Miller hss made all square BY
beating the President
A Qu>sr H,o. say qneer things
sometimes. We kuo. LITTLE child that va.
asked What he thought of the STARE" Why
ssid lie, :" suppose they are little sulet holes
TO let the glory through"
A gentleman vas asked yesicr6sy whether Le
did not ihink HARRISON would be our nesi Pres
dent Read his name backwards" ~ss'the
.s.'y. Nosir-zh =
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-26
BRIGHTON MARE SET, Monday, A

Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot J
Al market 545 Beef Cattle, 10 Stores, 81 Cows
and Calves, 900 Sheep, abd 300 Swine.
Prices-Beet Caule.-A few sales were made
on Saturday at lIIhe higher than oar quotations.
we quole the prices Of today, viz; first quality,
So IS q g 90; second quality % > 20; third
quality 75 S..
Stofes.-A few sales were effected a, very une-
quail prices We shall omit quotations until another
week.
Cows and calyes.-Sales at slj. Is. -, 25 30.
30 ~, and a5
Sheep. Dull. Lots sold for 81 25, 80, GO,
o5. S2 2 L.. ? 25 and 233.
Sviue - Lots to pedde at1 a Il for Sows and
) 81 for Barrows; old Hogs at and s. AT re-
tail from 81 toe
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-26

an hcjdeat-Amid the thunder and light
ening, that lighted up the whole canopy on
Thursday night, lady on board the Cleopatra,
Capt Dustsn, from Hartford, was safely Put To
bed with sou, the red artillery OF Heaven
then flashing in every direction, and the scene
a~fully sublime. Capt. Dustin WAS called for
a name. lie gave it one most appropriate for
the OCCASION" Boanerses," the son Of Thun-
der.-Nelo York Express.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-26
sHERIFF'S SALE.

NEWPORT, ss
HpN virtue or an Execution issued out Of the
u y Court Of Common Pleas, for the Comfy Of
Newport, May term Is40, aud TO me directed and
delivered, VIII sell AT Public Auction on the prem
i-es To the highest bidder, ON MONDAY tho Ilih
day of September ncSt NJ 10 oclock, A. NJ.
All the right. title and interest thai JOSEPH T..
c. HARDY, Of Washington, IN the District OF Co
lnmbu, had on the 2Id day Of October. 1879 at forty
five minutes pms, five o'clock, L. NJ, (whcn attach.
mcnt was made on Tho original writ in favor of uen
~ Bull, Jr, of said NEWPORT IN and To 10, of land
situate IN said Newport, with the "Colt,ee" ard
other onlbnildngs ihereoni said lot being bounded
M follows viz. Sonih Easierly ON Kay street, sS
~ feot;-Nortb Westerly on land of Sarah Perry.
SIXTY feet; ;-Ncr,h aud East on land OF George III.
lev and Patience Hudson. ---- ioet;-and South
Westerly on land OF Mrs Lawrence - feet he
the same more or less.
Conditions al liue and place Of sale.
WIN. u. DOUGLAS, sheriff
Newport JuGe 10, IeI0--IeI7.