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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-04
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In this town, on Saturday morning last, Mrs.
Ruth Sianhope. wife OF Mr.. Edward Sanhope, Jr..
and daughter Of Mr.. John Bailey, in the 9th year
Of her age.
On Sunday last Andrew Winsow, son Of Mr..
Wanton I. Sherman, aged years.
In Middleown. on Monday evening Oath ult.,
Mr.. John r. Weaver, son Of Mr.. Parker Weaver.
aged % years.
At North Kinsstown on the 9TH ult. Mr. sam1
Cole, aged ~ years. and on the 23d u Hutchin.
son Cole, ESQ., IN his s3d year. They were broth
ers, and highly respectable and worthy men.
In Providence, on Friday morning last, Nancy
Jones. youngest daughter of Mr.. ThomasJ. Ward
well, aged 2years and montbs.-On Saturday
Mr.. James Wales, aged a. years.
In Kingston. on Friday morning last. Mrs. Eliza
wife of Mr.. William II. Case. aged % years.
! In Bristol, on the 22d ult. Mr. Richard West
aged 81 years.--23d ult.. chId of Mr. Edmund
Waldron, aged IL monlhs.-On Wednesday last
Emma, daughter of Mr.. Stephen T. Church. ageC
/ ] year.
/ IP A notice Of the death Of Mr.. George w
White, in Texas formerly ofProvidence. has beeI
published in this paper. Welearn that letters hav
been received by bis friends in Taunton, contra
dieting the report.
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OTTO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. EVANS CAMOMlle & hPeRleNT Pts.
DR., GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE Pts.
Or. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP Ctor tssihing }
Or, HUNTS BOTANIC Pill s.

un' NUN DUlNVlJ I'll .,
THE GENUINE MEDICINES,
are sold al 100 Chalham-street, New York and by
the regularly appointed agents throughout the
country. The public are therefore respectfully
quested 10 obtain them lom the regular agents
ly--as there is deherious imitation ofthese med
cnes in the marker which renders this caution
necessary, in order to guard the public against i'm
position.
AGENTS.
w. CALLAHAN, Newport, II. L. o. r.
TINGLEY, Providence J. NC INTYRE & Co.
Pawtucketj BENZ. EARL * Co, Fall River,
Mass GIBSON a. STERLING, CT Barring
ton; S. POWELL, 36 Cornhill Boston, d.
WITEHILL New Haven, Conn. CANFiELD
& ROBINS, Hartford.
~ BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
II See also advertisements On the first page.
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CANCERS EXTRACTED.

hR. &. WALKER, respectfully informs tho
1IciiizeDs Of Newport and its vicinity, that he
has taken an Office IN the ARcADE. third row, west
side No. 20 where he will be prepared TO opera ts
on Cancers, Polypnscs, ScroiuIas, Snlt Rbeun, and
Sores of every kind. The above diseases are cured
without any surgca oper,tion aud is therefore pre-
ferabe to any other method hitherto invented or
prscteed II being perfectly safe in its operation,
even to the most delicate and slender constitution
Cancers and various other kinds oftumors can be
extracted from the breast, with perfect safety also
from every part Of the system.
DIR. w having paid particular attention TO tho
above diseases, by long course Of study and cxpc-
Renee, feels fully persuaded that he shall be able 10
give satisfaction TO all who may favor him with their
patronage.
W As a report 10 in circulation that have re
vealed the secret Of IN, art OF curing Cancers. I
therefore take this method Of assuring the public
that have not made il known 10 any one.
Providence, Feb 18th II. sJ
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From The Wqshington Globe.

We publish below an extract from letter
from Gen. Taylor, commanding the army in
Florida, addressed 10 the Secretary of War, in
reply to lis instructions, published in the pro-
ceedings OF the Senate few days since in re-
lation to the manner in which the Cuba dogs
should be used in aid Of the military operations.
The instructions of the Secretary Of War be-
ing that the dogs should be held in the leash,
and be used only TO track the Indians to their
hiding places, and no, be let loose 10 destroy or
worry them; aud Gen. Taylor. having taken
measures for a strict compliance with these in
struction.. we hope that the fears of those who
needIessly apprehended that the cause Of hu-
manity would be violated in the use of these
dogs. will be entirely quie,ed.
81 have the honor to acknowledge the re-
ceipt Of your communication OF the goth Janu-
airy. in relation to the manner in which the Gu
ba dogs are to be employed, and TO state that
your instructions shall be complied with.
had anticipated the views OF the Department or
this subject. as may be seen by the fourth par
sgraph OF my order No. 8. Jan. so, furnished
the Adjutant General at its date"
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The Baron de Lederer, Austrian Minister Il,
the United States, arrived at Washington on
the 18th from Charleston, S. c. He was a
passenger in the Vile de Lyons, which put in
to Bermuda some time since, from whence he
took passage to Charleston.
Man poisoned BY shot.-A eolored man died
in Philadelphia on "Wednesday last, from the
poisonous effects Of shot that were left 10 bot
tie Of cider that be drank. The shot bad been
used in cleaning the bottle, and had remained
in il by accident.
The New Brunswick British Colopisl Leg
isla,ure have passed. by a large majority. an
act authorizing the Govsrnor and Council to
smbedy. force of 1900 men to march out Of
the Province, if necessary.
mAssAcHusrTTs.-Mr.J Jsnks. Of Nantucket,
from Committee en- the subject, has intro.
duced q bill to sbolish imprisonment for debt in
all eases not involving fraud, on aud after the
4th ofJuly next.
Its rumored that the Hon. Richard Biddls,
Reprssenistive 10 Congress from the 22d dis
triet Psunsylvspis, has Indicated determination
to retire frou, public life.
The House Of Rspresen,,,i'e, Of lodian,
have passed a bill sbolishIng imprisonment for
debt by large majority.
The Legislature Of Ohio have passed rsso.
luton inviting General Jackson to visit Colum-
bus on the 4th Of July next.
The State Election Of New Hampshire taks'
place on the 10th Of March.
The Louisville Gazette announce, the sud
ess death Of the lady ef Henry Cl'y. Jr.
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TNHE Subscriber has now in operation at tis
II Lumber Yard, CIRCULAR SAW, Of
sufficient diameter to cut boards plank and joisi or
umber no, exceeding 6 inches through, and propell-
ed by power sufficient 10 cut the hardest wood
As il requires but few minutes TO be put in com
plete operation, It will be in readiness at all times
TO saw lumber for ssshes, doors fenciny, &c. &c.
N better manner and at much less expense than
they can be sawed by haud. Those who feel dis
posed to pa'onize the concern, can rely upon hov.
ing their work well done.
March Att. ii. BULL, Jr
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NOTICE.,

The 9TH Lecture will be delivered before the
NEWPORT ATHESEuN, at Army Hall, THIS
EVENING, March 4ih. l840, At 7 O'Clock. by
Lieut.. STEVENS. L. S. Engineer.-Subjsct,
&" Cron,0eH and hi, time"
0F|TIckets to be had at the Stores Of Messrs
VIM. Callahan, Il. ]. Taylor. WIN. A. Barber.
and Augustus Bush. Price l2i cents single,
l2 for 81.
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The railons To be Of good and wholesome quality.
to be approved by the Collector; and the different
ARTICLES comprising thu ra'lons, to be delivered on
board the Gutter in good and sufficient casks and
vessels to bo provided by the contractor, and the
contents thereof distinctly marked on each.
II is to be understood that the contractor will bo
bound TO furnish, upon reasonable notice, as often
us may be required by the Captain OF the Cutter.
with the appreciation Of the Collector, (not exceed.
ing upon m average, one day in each week. such
fresh meat and fresh vegetables. may be equiva.
lent to the corresponding parts Of the ration allowed
n the naval service.
WILLIAM LITTLEFIELD, Collector
Feb. 10.
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday Feb. ..

tReported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot ]
At market $50 Beef Cattle. IA pairs Working
Oxen, 20 Cows & Calves, 100 Sheep. 100 SWINE,
Prices Beef Caue-Ws quote lst quality 30
IS; ID do So 25 Sc so; 81 do s. 25 a IS IS.
Working Oxen-A few sales only were effected.
Cows and Calves-Sales al $25, S32. S3S, $40
and $i5.
Sheep-we quote lots at 50 so, 80 25. 50 75.
81 25, and So.
Swine-ThoSe at market were previously con-
trscted for at 4sc, two-,hirds Barrows. few on
ly were retailed
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Notice.

A Lecture will be delivered before the New
port Mechanics Society, TOMORROW even
ing, March 5th, at Armory Hail. by WILLIAM
K. STAPLES, Esq, to commence at O'Clock.
o. Tickets l2i cents, TO be had at the us
ual places
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-04

The Legislature of Maine has been oeeu-
pied for some days in grave discussion on a
bill to determine the size Of pe,ato barrels.
The office of Jacob Barker, of New Orleans.
was lat.ly broken open. and robbed Of some
$500.
Rev. DR.. c. +. Gadsden, Of Charleston. has
bseu elected Bishop Of the Diocese OF South
Carolins.
Capt. David Deacon. of the U. S. Navy,
died recently at his residence at Burlington.
n. j.. after an illness Of six weeks
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The Committee on Banks in the Kentucky
Legislature have made their report. u pro-
poses to restore charters to those institutions,
with some slight amendment. which had be-
come fsrfeiisbls by their Suspension Of specie
psymsnts, and hrs the time Of their resump-
ton 90 or before the day Of the meeting Of the
nert Legislature, viz the frs, Monday in De-
eenber
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KILLED WITH LATH.-A quarrel recently
took place in Landing, Boone county, keH-
lucky, between VIM. Johnson aud Thomas
Passon. which resulted in the death Of the lat
ter. The dispute arose from the payment OF
some money. when Johnson seized piece of
la,h and Inflicted blow upon Pssson which
disloca'ed the joints of his neck and caused i'm
mediate death. Johnson underwent an exam
iuation before a magistrate, but was acquitted.
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HARRIsoN AND THE LAST wAR.-1t can never
be forgotten that General Harrison refused to
serve till the end Of the var He threw up his
commission and retired from all danger in the
hour of his eountry's utmost need. The illus
trious Jackson gained all his laurels after Har-
rison had left the service. The resignation Of
tho one and the appointment Of the other was
contained in the same order. 1t was issued by
President Madison in the midst Of the war, and
read as follows:
Andrew Jackson, Of Tennessee, is appoint
ed Major General in the Army OF the United
States, IN the place Of William Henry Hsrri-
son Of Ohio. resigned"
THIS short paragraph from the pen Of Pres
iosn, Madison 10 the severest comment that
could be made upon the military service, ei
toe present Federal candidate for the Pesi-
osnsy'-l Philadelphia Times.
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ga drrte0

At NurthKngSIown. on tho 2Ist ult. Mr.. Mich
olaS w. Marsh, Of this town. to Miss Deborah r.
Clarke. daughter of the late Mr.. Jacob Clarke, Of
this town.
d. Abbott, to Miss Elizabeth s., dang hter Of Gideon
Palmer, Esq. formerly of this town.
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CORRECTED
LIST OF VESSELS


Newport, March 4, lsAo
wHALERs.
WILLIAM LEE. $40 81 tons, Hussey, sailed for
the Pacific Sep. 90. 1886 At Erneo, March "a,
1899, 700 bbls sp.
MARTHA, 27I Oa, Potter. sailed for the Pacific
Oct |, 1887. Reported March %, 1889, with zoo |
bbls ~. !
AUDLEY CLARKE, 33I o. Sherman, sailed for
the Pacific Oct. %, 1887. Al Tombez e Of
Peru,) Sep. 90 1899. with 1900 bbls or nd
ont Oh a cruise.
ERIE, 37i 70, Dennis, sailed for tho Pa, and
Now Zealand May 26. 1888. Al Cloudy BAY
July "a, 1889. with 100 sp 1900 wh.. to sail 2flh
on a cruise.
MARGARET, 375 i6. Whimpenny, sailed for the \
Pacific June II, 1893. At Csso July 8, 1899,
with 700 sp. and 200 VIII.
MECHANIC, 33i 80, Pratt .ailsd for the Pacific
July 90, 1899 Sailed from Otaheila on a cruise
Sep. l3. 1889. with 900 sp.
GEO. CiAMPLIN, (Barque) S6i % tons, Brown,
sailed for the Pacific Oct I, 1889 Not reported.
JOHN COGGESIiALL 335 20 Macy, sailed for
! the Pacific Oct 20. 1889. Not reported.
poCAHONTAS, (B,ig) li272, Barker. sailed for
s. Atlantic Aug. %. 1889. OG Albrolhos Banks
| Nov. ~, with IS bbs. sp.
BENZ. D'WOLF, (Schooner,) GO 81, Smiley sid
for South Sea, sealing, April ?, 1889.
MERCHANTMEN.
! SHIPS
William Eng.. $40 O3. Coe. At Havana Jan. I7.h
loading for Hamburg.
Kutusof AIS Is, Taylor. Parted from Jan, QI lat
80, lon. 80. fr"m New Orleans for Liverpool
Constitution, (Bmque) 275 55, Clifford. Ia pori, to
sail daily for New Orleans.
BRlGs.
Canoncus, 2l5. Bigley Octava. 113 Mshery.
Confidence, 1876, Bailey. Eagle, 80 &C. Evans.
| POsDd, lI9, Garduer, Caspian, 81 -. Swascy,
Ssa Bird, 1i3 Dennis. EmelIne, 95 IS, Heath.
! Echo, 13j II, Mcsser
scHooNgRs.
Hannah 232 &C, Boss Cygnet, 60 81, Bnrdick.
Tasso, I722I, Burdick. Liberty, 60 03.
Concord, II4 81, Carr. Superior, SO 10.
Franklin Green, lis 81, Sarah Helen, IS SO, Chace
Smith. Beisey Il Polly, SLY
VirginiaD, 1l5. Bnfrough CoDvert, 96 80.
Octayia % A. Wesden. Counsellor % a.
! Wolcou % ~ Hoxie. Reaper, % Is.
Warsaw, ~ A. Burdick Rosslihe, 81 H.
Triumph, 80 49, Van Bnren 30 20.
I4abells 90 63, Caledonia, S7 So.
Export, % ~. Gardner. Dispatch, SO 40.
Eage, 1887, Wiley, Pacific 81 30.
Lsurana, "a %, Swasey.
sLoops.
Rienzi, 90 Heath, Gen Battey. IS, Gsrdner.
May Flower, 40, Cob duntrcsS, 55,
leigh, EliDOn, ~,
Alert, Is, Brown. Nimrod, ii,
Patriot, ~, Reformation, 40.
, Lark, AZ, Draper, Lucy Emeline, 30
, Agent 40, Pratt, James,29
Trader i0 Davis, Resolution, %,
Fame, 40 Hope, 26,
\ Amrs. 80. Sweet, Accommodation, 81,
Abigail, 81, Stuart, Leopard 81,
Lord Nelson, 25. King, Mary. 81,
d Gov. Gibbs, 2G, Aney, 40
Eagle, %, Aurora, 3S,
Washington, 81, Jane, ~,
Emily. 81, Rising Sun, 30,
Orange Branch, %
Making . Ships, 9 Barques. 10 Briss 27 sehoon
:, ers and 70 sloops. The total tonnage OF the Dis
tiet, Dee. 81, 1899, II, ,3O5 "a 95 tons
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United States ship Ohio and Il tough old
C0mmodore.-There has been much tar 10 the
city daring the few days past OF mutlny on
board the Ohio and sundry exsggersiions have
been circulated. that il is perhaps as well that
plain tale should correct.
The facts, as We understand. are these: The
crew had not been ashore on leave from the
time Of their departure from the United States.
Anxious ior some liberty. at last, when IN Port
Mahon, one brigh, morning. some three hun
dred OF them went forward in body 10 the
break Of the quarter deck. asking 10 speak 10
the Captain. The Lieutenant on duty, posi-.
bly, not refiecting that the very fact of such a
body applying TO address the commander. was
in itself an act Of gross insubordnstion. instead
of ordering them back, sent for the Captain
On his appearance. and pereeving what was
the condition of things, he seat tor the Com
modore. The old man. the Hero OF the Goa
still utlon. did not stay 10 be twice bid lie was
instantly on the quarter deck. aud as instantly
told these sailors they we're committing an ACT
of mutny. that might hang some oi mem
He then. after rebuking them sternly Tor the
breach Of discipline, ordered them instantly 10
dsperse, aud go below. They dispersed upon
the word. and went below. He then ordered
all hands to be pipsd to quarters. All hands
were in a trice at quarters. They were then
piped below-snd again all went below. This
was repeated three or four times. and always
the same alacrity and prompti,ude in obeying
orders. Finally the order WAS given TO get up
the anchor. The ship was got under way. and
for ten or twelve days she cruised about the
Mediterranean. At the end Of that ,me--the
men conducting themselves perfectly well-the
Commodore returned into port, piped all hands,
told them he was much satisfied with their
conduct, and that he would let them 20 ashore ;
and. accordingly, leave was given them, which
was not abused. for frolic on shore. Dise-
plins was preserved on beard. and the old Com
modore came out. as usual, bright and true as
steel.-N Y american.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-04

Ohio Cdnals-The Ohio and Erie and
Miami Canals are both open. The water was
let into the former on Monday last. The latter
has been open several days aud crowded with
business. So says the Cincinnati Chronicle.
Buffalo Com.
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PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY Feb. 26.
Schrs Alert, Tucker, fm Portland for n. York
Susan Ludwig, Young. fm Thsmaston for Nor.
folk Coiumbisns, Smith; and Sultana, Atwood.
ffn Wellheet, tor New York. Alyira. Knight,
I'm Newburyport for Alexandria lY,nsoe, Posi-,
do for Philadelphia; Sea Serpent. West fun Fsl-
mouth for n. York Tryon. Sisson. New London
THURSDAY. Feb. 27th.
BIi: Csskei. Parsons, 10 days from Matanzss.
Tor rProvidence.-Scbrs Lady, Peek Of Dartmouth,
from for New York; Etns, Of Portland,
Ratclsh. I'm Providence ior Norfolk Nsunkea2.
Cole, OF Wellfee,, do for do Esqu naux of Prov
ineetovB, BOvley, do for do.
SATURDAY, Feb. %
Brig Lancet. ls days I'm Mobile, for Providence;
Exchange, I'm Havana. for Warren ;-Schr's Sa.
ran Louisa. Hunt Of and ffom New Bedford, fer
BALTIMORE Mariner. VI and I'm Nantucket, for do !;
Gladiator, Of DuIbury. fm Providence for Phils-
delphis; WandOpasss, EDDY, I'm Charleston for
Providence. spoke off Nontaug, sch'f Concord
Carr, OF this port, fm Havana for Boston.
Sloops Hudson. Wsst. fm Providence for Neu
Bedford Msditerrsnesn, Young, do Tor N. York.
SUNDAY. March l.
Brig Attention, Plummer. Of Boston. from New
York Tor Boston Br brig Concord, Gfisxeil Of
HslifsI, fm 30 for St. JOINS, B;-Schrs Planet,
Robinson, Of RAN, I'm BALTIMORE for Boston Py.
rentpa Davis, Hill, Of Esstsm, I'm Boston for som
erset; President Wilbor. Of Providence, I'm Prov
idenee for Norfolk; J. II. Bertine. Shannon, from
New York for Boston i-Sioop Rienzi, Heath I'm
New York, foi this port and Providence.
Schr Richard kush. I'm Prov. tor Philsde lphis.
IA bsrk from MoDleyideo for Boston. snchored
in the West passage on Sunday afternoon
CLEARED.
sloop Rienzi, Heath. Providence
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GfF~Ths person who picked up the Boston
Notion, on Saturday evening, will receive our
thanks for leaving it at this office, after he has
peTused it,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-04

The steam ship PreSident.-The stupeudous
piece of naval architecture, the President steam
ship, has been moored in the river Of Black
wall since she was 1oa'ed from the dock three
weeks ago. During this time an immense
number Of carpenters and other workmen have
been employed in fitting up the interior Of the
vessel, which already presents an air Of great
splendor, although far from being finished.
At high water, on Sunday last. she was got un-
der way, and four small steamers being attach
ed to her. towed her as far as the More.
The President was then made last TO large
steamer. belonging to the ST. Georges Steam
Packet Company, which lowed her round TO
Liverpool, where she will take in her immense
engines and machinery, and the remainder OF
her internal fittings up and decorations. The
President, il i, expected, will be ready for sea
by the month Of June or July next, and will
leave the port Of London alternately with tbs
British Queen. A bust Of Mr.. Van Buren Is
preparing TO decorate the bows.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-04

A FEMALE SAiLoR.-a woman of the name
of Josephine Fleury who was recently sent 10
prison at Cherbourg in France. for theft. had
met with the following adventures:
She was born at Bretteville; at the age oi
sixteen she assumed male attire, and hired her
self as a servant at Ceveunes, but in the sum
mer left this employment. and embarked al
Granville as sailor in a vessel engaged IN the
Newfoundland cod fishery. For sixteen years
she led the same life, being alternately servant
in winter and sailor 10 summer. She al
length became tired of this mode OF living.
and lived for four years AS a servant al Brehat
Next she engaged herself as a wood-cut'er IN
the forest of Gavray. In quarrel at public
house she wounded a man severely. and being
brought in consequence before the Correction
al Tribunal was sentenced 10 twelve months
Imprisonment. During her confinement her
sex was discovered. On her discharge. ayear
and half ago, she hired herself 10 do days
work AT Montsign-les Bois, where she com
mi,ted the theft for which she is now in prison.
! Her complexion is completely bropzed Ivy ex-
posure to all wea,hers, and she has small
,chiskers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-04

NEW NAnE.-Ws learn from the Provi-
denes journal that project is maturing for
giving the Whig party a new name On the
Fourth Of March next. Ii is then TO b. called
the AdniHistration party!
Bost Cent Co1.
GOod-Ths. will have occasion TO take on,
letters Of " Administration" on the estate Of
said deceased, represented iu,ol,ent, some time
between this and Deeenber.-Pror. Herald.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-04
ATLANTIC STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
For .Nic York The Peoples Farorfi
THE new 4 elegant steamer
JOHN w. RICHMOND,

Newport for New York, on TOMORROW,
Thursday evening March 9Th. about s o'clock.
Fare s6-Freghl taken at cents per cubic foot.
The regular days for the J. w. r. to leave Prev
idence, until further notice, will be Mondays and
Thnrsdays, and New York on Wednesdays aud
Saturdays Ma.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-04

Look out for Prizes in
School Fund Lotteries 10 be
drawn this Week.
This Day, s. F 29i-75 Numbers-l2 Ballots,
Cap. 6.OOo-Tickets So
THURSDAY Class 2o2 ~ numbers-I2 ballots.
Cap. S12,COO.-TIckets "a.
Friday, Class 293 &c numbers--l ~ ballots.
Cap prize $40 .0oo-Tics 81.
Saturday, Class 294 ~ nun,bers-Il ballots
Capital $4,000, and
prize Of 10000 20 prizes offs ,OOO
of 5000 40 of 3OC
of 5000 $50 Of 2OO
Of 5000 90 Of lOC
Tickets $40.
For sale in grea, variety Of numbers at the Oh
Othes Of
J. o. SHAW.
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APPRENTICE WANTED.

INTELLIGENT LAD of - TO Is
N years of age, will meet with good encourage
ment TO learn the PRINTING BUSINESS by ap-
plying Immediately al the REpUBLicAN office. + 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-04

DAIsISs, in boros aud kegs. and fresh FIGS
H inst received BY 7 I sHEFFigLp.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-04

and intends to sell them OH between this and tho.
18th OF March next so low they cannot iaa to suit
his old customers aud others who will do him the
avor TO call and give them look.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-09-05

MSSOURI.---Nothing definite yet has
reached from that state. The locofocos have
elected their Governor and carried the Legislature.
but by wha, majority we know not, asyet-