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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01
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In this town, on the 3isl May, By the Rev. Mr.
Ross, Mr.. David l.. Weaver OF Middlrtown. ic
Miss Elizabeth A. Allen, daughter OF Mr.. Benja
min Allen, Of Ibis town.
In Bristol. on Wednesday evening last. by ths
Rev. f. Scott Mr.. James Lawless 10 Miss Alice
Z. Cartee, both ofthis town.-On Thursday even
in. last, BY the Rev. MIR. Sullings, MIR. Rufus B
Drown to Mrs. Alice Bowler, both Of this iowa.
10 Providence. on Thursday morning last. b.
Rev. MIR Vinton. MIR William p EDDY. of War
ren, to Miss Nancy c., daughIsr Of Darius Chase
Esq. Of Providence.
10 Ston,pgton. CT. on the 2alh inst, by tie Rev
Mr.. Anderson, Mr.. George w. &eeden, to Mis-
Ruth Ann Clements, both OF Providence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01

Ne,g Hampshire Democratic State Contention.
This body which assembled at Concord, on
the 18th u,. was one of the largest political
assemblages ever gathered in the state. Col.
#. NJ. Johnson, Of Kentucky was nominated for
Vice. President Of the United States. the whole
body rising in his favor, without single dissent
ing vote. John Page, the presen, able Govern
or. was nominated for reelection, and Messrs.
Shaw, Eastman. Atherton and Burke, for rec
lection to Congress. Mr.. John r. Rsding, the
editor of the Democratic Republican, TAKES Mr.
Williams place on the Congressional ticket toi
the Grafton District. For electors, Messrs
John W. Weeks, of Lancaster, Stephen Perly
OF Meredith, Samuel Hatch, OF Exeter. Andrew
Pierce, Jr., OF Dover, John Scott, Of Peter
borough, Francis iIolbtook. Of Surry, anC
Samuel Burns, of Rumney, we're selected.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01
A FAITHFUL EXPOSITION.

The Raleigh, N. Y. SiguaI says" We have
endeavored to search out the sum of "Whig
argument in favor of Harrison, and find that
log cabin and hard cider, are the Alpha aud
Omega Of their plaudits and praises, Log cab
in and hard cider is the answer to every thing
Harrison has done, will do. or will ever attempt
TO do. Log cabin and hard cider being the
fundamental principles of the whigery, it is very
susceptible Of extension in detail, whereby we
obtain many scions Of the old stock. OF this
class is the following, which we take from the
Buffalo Republican, and which is "a faithful
exposition of Gen. Harrison's views on various
public matters, AS explained by his "confdeu-
tial advisers and other friends
Q. What are Gen. Harrison's sentiments in
regard to National Bank!
4. Great Harrison is the man,
To lead the sons Of freedom on.
G. Is Harrison in favor of abo'ishinS slavery
in the District Of Columbia
A. His like gain can neer be found,
So pas, the cider round and round
@. Is Gen. Harrison in favor Of protective
tariff,
A. While little Mat the spoils is grabbn
The hero lives il bis log cabin.
q. Would Harrison sanction the assumption
of State debts by the General Government
A. Huzza for Tip Hurra for Tyler,
With these we'll burst the Duichmans hler.
q. Is Gen. Harrison in favor of dividing the
public lands amsng the States
A. With hoe cake cider, songs and brandy,
Well thrash the locolocos handy.
@. Upen what great principles do you take
grounds in support OF your candidate!
A. And when we get Old Tip elected,
No friend of his i'll be neglected.
Q. Will the same Committee who now gov
ern the General, continue 10 think and act
for him when he is elected President
A. Then. then, will come the reformation,
Bank bills will inundate the nation
Then shame W ill seize each Bank reviler-
Three cheers for Tip iluzza for Tyler!
The Republican says:
Wings, do you say this is puerile. ridiculous
stuff! We grant it; it certainly is excessively
follish; but it is nevertheless the very sist oi
Federal Wing argument. This is the way in
which you have answered all questions invoIv-
iug principles which have been put 10 yon, sine c
the nomination and gagsing OF your candidate
Itreuans to be seen whether or not the peo-
pie of the United States will be satisfied with
this kind Of treatment.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01

Life hsuance.-An aflluent gentleman who
recently insured his life with the Pennsy lvania
Life Insurance Company. states that his motive
for doing SO Was 10 follow the example Of his
father, to whose foresight himself ss well as his
brothers were indebted for their maio,ainance
and education. The circumstances we're these.
The father being about to embark for the East
Indies from Liverpool, was asked by an aquain-
tance Whist provision be had s'ade for his iam-
ly. lie answered mono aud that all his world
ly property was TO be with him on board BY
friendly advice nc was induced to insure his
life at a Liverpool office. and the vessel never
having been heard from. his children were thus
provided for. and are now living 10 aifluence in
the south.-United States Gazette.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01

Tar GoLs MEDAL given BY the King of the
French. annually. at the close orths exhibition,
to the artist who has merited that distinction.
has this year been presented to Mr.. Hesly, a
young American artist.
O. Amos Kendall has already procured
more than TWENTY THOUSAND subscribers for
his extra Globe, and the names keep pouring in
at the rate of about a thousand per day.
SHAnEruL.-Congress has been ia session
sir months and a half and just passed forty psb-
lie and private bills. Nearly 1000 bills have
been reported and not acted on. Shame
II is believed that Commodore Elliot has
been acquitted, as Commodore Jones, the Presi-
dent OF the Court Martial, has sen, him back
his sword.
Death Of DR.. B. Harrison.-Dr r. Harri-
son, son of Gen. VIM. Ii. Harrison. died very
suddenly a, the residence Of his father. on Tues
day evening week.
Nh. FENNIMoRE CooPEs, in communica-
ises to reply to the structures of London critic
and others. on the accuracy ofbs Naval History.
The editor of the Natehez Free Trader finds,
by comparing the dates OF river news above and
below, that the river is up At both ends and
down 10 the middle.
4 LINE OF STEAM PAcKKTs is now in opera
ton between Charleston and Havana, leaving
the former port on the ls, and the latter on the
18th of every month. Passage forty dollars.
The IpHaebGgoeS, from whose refusal to re-
move some difficulty was expected, have at last
peaceably taken up their line Of march. They
number about seventeen hundred.
The small pox has broken out in the Islands
Of Barb.does and ST. Vincent. and spreading
to an alarming extent.
There are five steam saw-mills in operation
at Wilmington, IN C.) which saw one hun
dred thousand feet of plank per day.
made the passage from New Orleans to ST
Louis in Eve days and five hours.
The Court Martial on the case Of Commo
dore Elliot at Philadelphis, has adjourned
and its decision has been sent onto Washington
! The Rer. j. n. Ma6ff. is reported to hav,
become The editor Of an administration paper a
Cyn,hians Ky, called the Western Visitor.
| 1t is estimated that there are l35 miles o
paved street in New York, and about twenty
| five thousand houses.
.Stealing.-A blacksmith in England. adver
tises, that he irons wheels and steals ares"
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4p9M s .

a Nkw KIND or SPECULATION, or game CT
chance, the New York Sun says, has recently
been started there. Brokers are buying and
selling the dividend which the Bank Of the
United States may or may not make. It's said
that sales have been made a; two per cent
Whether any dividend will be pado is extreme
Iy doubtful.
Singular Deah.-Durng a storm which oc
CURED at.St Joseph's, Fa., on the slh inst. the
lightoiDg struck a hotel and demolished some
Of the glasses. Mr.. Montgomery. of Balm
bridgs, Ca. was struck on the neck by piece Of
glass which severed the jugular vein. and not
withstandng surgical aid was Immediately pro-
cured he died in fifteen minutes.
A vessel arrived at Tampico recently, from
Boston, with cargo of ice, for which the
Custom House demanded $4,000 duty. This
amount the master refused to pay, and threat
eped to let the whole melt. This de,ermina-
ton sofiened the heart of the Collector who
lowered his charge TO Sl50.
Gld to he Captain Of The Poiand.-The pas
sengers who were board the packet ship
Poland when she was struck by lightning, have
had made beautiful pitcher to be presented
to Captain Anthony for ms GOODNESS and pres
once of miud on that unfortunate occasion.
4 Detaulter.-Mr. Baer, the county Treasu-
rer OF Montgomery County, is found to be de-
fautcr TO the amount Of Ss96O,2l. These de-
iauters let them be who they may, should be
exposed aud prosecuted. Mr. Baer is whig
in politcs.-Clneinna,i Gazette, June 10th.
Tie Ship Arab destroyed By FHe.--The
ship Arab, Capt. Chase, with about 1000 bags
of Cotton on board, was destroyed by FIRE in
Mobile Bay, oil the evening l7th June Her
Cotton is supposed TO be insured IA Europe
vessel and freight in New York.
Truth IN Men" There is no truth in men
said lady tn company they are like mnsiea
instruments, which sound variety Of tones,
Ia other words madam, said vi, who chaneed
to be present. you believe then ,ha, all meu
are iyre..
The Present Postmaster. .GeneroI.-- The Hon
J. n. Niles, served regular apprenticeship IL
the printing business. and worked for severa
= years after reaching his majority in northern
{ printing sffce as a Joornsyman.
E Hon. Thomas Sumter. father Of the membe
e Of Congress OF that name, died recently at hi
re.ideuee near Ststesbprg. S. c. lie wa'
. himself, member fOr many years. and ssbss
4 quently Minister to Brazil.
Preuy Old.-Tbere iss sssro named Bo'
: ton. . slave in North Csrolips, Who is nov lo'
e years Of age. Boston has good eyesishi' (" &C
!. tive for = msn Of his extreme age, and can VAN
!. mile without fatigue.
j. USiTrD SLATEs CLAIMS on MESico.-Tn
: Board Of Commissioners TO adjust the claims
: citizens Of the United States on Mexico, is s'
+ ting At Wa'hingiOo. The hing Of Prussia
h. umpire, and Is represented BY HI. MiniUe
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

NEWPORT, IS.
upY ,ir,uo Of an Execution issued on, of the
uN Court of Common Pleas. for the County of
Newport, May Term Is40. and 10 ma directed and
delivered will sell at Publ,e Auction ola the prem
ses. to the highest b.ddcr. on MONDAY the if,h
day oi September next, a, 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Al the right. title and interest thai JOSEPH L..
C.. HARDY, Of Washington 10 the District Of Co
lumba, had on the I'D day Of October. lsS9 at forty
i've minutes pust 1--WE o'clock. +. NJ, (wben attach
made the original writ ia favor Of Hen.
~ bull, Jr. OF said Nevpori) in and to 10, Of land
situate IN soh Newpor, with the Co,age' a.d
other ouibuidings tefeon, said lot being bounded
as follows;-viz, South Eascvy on Kay street. six
W sc,;-Nort Westerly on land Of Sarah Perry,
.nty feet NORTH and East ON land Of George I'll
lev aud Patience Hudson, ---- !ee;:--and South
Westerly on land OF Edward N. Cox, Esq. - feet
-be The same mora oS less.
Conditions at time and place Of sale.
WIN. II. DOUGLAS, Sheriff
Newport, Jugo I3, I5t0-je II.
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CLEARED.
MARINE MEMORANDA.
Se elearanees since our last.

Arr al New Orleans. on the I2,h nit, br. Con.
hdence, COzlen., from New York; ScsT Hannah.
Boss from do
Cid at Mobile, I2ih ulL brig Malags. Burgess,
New York.
A. Mobile, l3lh ult. brig Sea Bird, Hammond
ldg for Baltimore.
Al Havana, l4h ult brig Poland. Gardner. for
Savannah.
Sailed from Havana, 18th MI, sch'r Eagle. Wy.
lie, Darien (since spoken Oft Indian Key, and re.
ported fof Savannah) The Eagle arrived al Sa'
vannah on the I'D
Arr at Mobile, 18th uk seh'r Oeiayis, Wocden,
from Kingston, Jamsica-freigbt engaged for
Providence. To sail on the 20tb.
Arr al New York, 2ith uit scbr Fifginisn, Bur
roughs. from Mobilc
Arr at Philadelphia, cath ult. seh'r Rio, Cozzsns
from Mobile.
Sailed from Ballimors. 2llh ull schr Tssso
Burdick for this port.
CID at Piciou, Ijth inst. Sch'f Lion, Baxter. for
ibis port.
Adv at New Orleans. 18th at. brig Con6denee
Cozzens. and sch'r Hannah. Boss, for New York
both having 23ds cargo engaged.
Arr at Norfolk, 2ith uli.. brig Octsvts, Or, IN
st Augustine, with navy timber
WUiLERs.
Touched OF Payia. Oct lt ship Audley Clarke
sherman, Of ibis port. With 1900 bb!s sp OIL.
TOncbee al Valparaiso, Jan. 23ih, ship Geofg'
Champhn. Brown. Of this port, clean.
Spoken April lfih on ST Domingo. bf. Gov
Hopkins, Of Bristol, with 10 bbls oil.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01

AdJusiaent Of Tie Boundary QuestiOn.-The
Washington correspondent OF the Journal Of
Commerce states ihs, the British Government,
has accepted the last proposition Of our Gov
eromen;. in relation to the adJus,nnen, Of the
boundary question. with some sigh, and unob-
i.e,ionsble modifesjions. By this sfrsusemsni.
It appears there is to be a convention for an sx-
iteration and survey Of the boundary. accord
ing to the treaty Of l753 with an umpire TO de-
eide on all questions as 10 Nhith the Commits
toner's m,y disagree.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01

Presents 10 OfcaS.-Lieutenant Lyme, Of
the United States ship Falmouth, having been
presented by the crew with sword and epau-
lelte, most respectfully declines receiving them
upon the ground, that such testimonials must
lead to INSTRUMENTATION, by causing officers to
relax the discipline necessary on board of a man
ofwar, for the purpose OF winning such ,estimo-
mails
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01
Dfr0. {

In this town, on Wednesday last, Capt. Peter
Dennis, aged about so years,
On Saturday morning last Mr.. Thomas Sher
man, aged i5 years
At the Newport Asylum, on the 23d inst. MIR.
John Beasley aged "a years-ior many years
Town-Crer OF Providence.
At PoughksepSie. N. Y. on the 10Th inst. Mrs
Esther Emou. and daughter OF the late Col. Archi
bald Crary of this town
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01

United States Bank.-The Board of direc
ters Of this bank have elected Alexander Lard
ner, Cashier, and Mr.. NJ. Cope. Superintendent
of the suspended debts. Of the persons whose
Offices were vaean,ed by a recent resolution o
the Board, twenty did not receive reappoint.
nent.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01

New Bedford and Taunton Ro,lrodd--This
work has just been completed. and will be opened
to-day with appropriate ceremonies.
tram of cars will leave Boston for New
Bedford at half past eigh, o'clock, which will
be met by another train from Providence at
Taunton. The stockholders and invited guests
assemble at the town hall OF New Bedford a,
one o'clock Il. NJ.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01
From the Journal Of Commerce.
NEW YORK MARKET, SATURDAY, June
(Spirit o. the mornings Reyie'


Esprit o. the mornings Reyiews)
Pot Ashes are IN request at 81 50, and Pearls
duh At IS 80. Sales Liverpool Coal at S5 &
80. The demand for Coffee is moderate |;
prices steady. The sales Of Cotton for the
week foot up 6900 bales.-UpIauds and Flor.
da 81 a 9Icis; n. O,leans and Mobile ] ii
cts.
Domingo Logwood sold at S27, and Cam
peachy Fustic at S25. Dry Cod arc scarce IN
first hands and there IS some tendency TO bet
ter prices; Mackerel are shade better; sales
Name Shad at $40 bbl. 1000 bbl George
town Flour sold s1oat for the West Indies At
81 75. The sales Of Genesee are at 81 SO a
G2. and sometimes at 81 so Ohio. &c, 81 %
= 81. The stock OF Bunch Raisins is large
Sales ~ Ind Wheat. via New Orleans ,i 9j a
06c. Northern Rye at 52e Oats, - a 25c.
for Southern, aud 81 a 35c. for Northern. A
cargo OF PRIME White Virginia Corn sold al
52e. bu. cash, Sc lbs; Northern White 53c.
and yellow SIC. y. Orleans Molssses has sold
at % 24c. and prime at 25c; Porto Rico at
- a 29c. Turpenrine has sold AT $3.50 62c,
and tar At l57c. Whale Oil has become dull
and a sale has been made at 3Oc. No change
in other kinds.
To-Day.-The receipts Of Flour are JIG ht to-
day aud for fresh parcels an advance OF cts
has been Obtained. Fresh Genesee cannot be
had at less than 81 62. 2jO0bu. Illinois wheat
sold at 90 cts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01

Double PiedceS.-Gen. Harrison has private
ly forwarded his opinion against aboIishionism
to the Sen,h and his opinion strongly in taror
of it to the North, so as to suit both markets.
This is shrewd enough. bu. il is honest
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01
ASSISScRa NcTI0I.
NOTICE TO COAL BUYERS.

TuNHE Undersigned. npon application ss,ps
i made 10 ,,n, eOsrse ct thus month, VIII fur
nlsh The inhabitants Of this town and vicinity with
a first rate article Of RED ASH COAL. from Phil.
sdslphis deliverable al the doors of the town inhsb
itsnt. at ..... % 30 per tor oi 2240 Ib'
375 per halfton OF l2O lbs
200 psr quarter ton, so lbs
These priees are Tor lamp Coal broken aud screen
ed ~ cent per ton higher
" THIS Coal viii no, be sen, for unless suiiie'
lent quantity j. applied for aud Engaged
One or more csrgoss Of the above (hed 1m') 81
SchUylklll River, Phils will he furnished AZ 80 per
ton; Grey Ash do At ~ ~, Cash 70 be pad here
on receipt Of bills of LadIng.
These are pricesif shipped previous to i.i Ans"''
Newport June I0--6w. ROBT. sTb'bNo'
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all OF which were taken at S?j, 35 40 and a. eseh
Sheep and Lambs-There were 1875 at market,
ll2S oi which were sold at 81 SO to SO for COM
mon: ana 81 to 81 each FOR good sheep and 81 25
10 81 90 each fer lambs Demand fair.
Hay-Dull, Sales were made At SIS TO 6oi CT.
per hundred pounds
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01

The Richmond Enquirer of Tuesday con-
tradcts its assertion Of the previous day, TO the
effect that Mr.. r. NJ. I. Hunter, Speaker OF
the House of Representatives, had declared his
intention 10 vote for Mr.. Van Barren. Ii is
now authorised to state, that this is a mis-
take; tha, his private vote is uncommtted, un-
pledged TO any one"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01
PORT OF NEWPORT,
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY. June 81
sch'r Barton Lawlcss, from Bristol for New
Orleans Elizabeth, Rogers. aud New Polly
White, both from kennebec for Providence; Priu.
cess, Booth, from Boston for Now York.
THURSDAY, June 25tb
Brig Emelnc, Johnson, from New York scbr
Time, Hart. from Mobile for Providence.
FRIDAY. June 26ih.
eeh'I Franklin Greene, Smith. days from Sa-
vannah for Providence; Cornelia, Riekcrson from
New Bedford; Henry Williams. Fall River for
New Bedlordi Lewis Spicer. Marin, New York
for Salem John Wainr,ght. Baleman, Of Phila-
delphia. % days from Attakapas for Portsmouth.
SATURDAY. June s7tb.
Brig Emeline. Kroot. from Bangor for Provi-
dsnce. Sch'r Cashier, Calkil, Norwich for Ban
gor; Lunar, Howes, and Lufana, Swassy, both
from 81. Josepbs for Boston Signal, Bates from
keDnebeck.
CLEARED.
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OTTO THE AFFLICTED.
Or. EVANS cAM0Nlle & sPeRisNT PILLS.
Or. Go0os'S CELEBRATED FEMALE Pills.
DR.. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP (Jer tesihiag.)
M ullNTte pnTanle pllIc

UR. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.
THE GENUINE MEDICINES,
arc sold a, 100 Cha,ham-street, New York and BY
the regularly appointed agents throughout the
country The public are therefore respectfully re
quested to obtain them iiom the regular agents on
ly--as there is dellterious imitation cfthese med
ieiues in the market which renders this caution
necessary in order to guard the public arains, m
position.
AGENTS.
w. CALLAHAN, Newport II. l.; o. r
TtNGLEf, Providence J. NC INTYRE & Co
Paw,ueset; BENZ. EARL x Co. Fall River
Mass. GIBSON N STERLING, CT Barring
ton; $. POWELL, 36 Conhill Boston; d
WlTEHlLL New Haven, Conn; CANFIELD
& ROBINS, Hartford.
gT BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS,
~ See also advertisements on the first page.
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday

BgICHJON MARKET, Monday, Jnne 22d.
Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Palrio, ]
At market 300 Beef Cattle, Is psiis Working
Oxen. 10 Cows and Calves, 800 Sheep, aud ~
Swine.
Prices-Beef Cs,tle--A small advance was ef
fected we quote extra IS; FIRST quality. - - a
6 30 second qualify, Ca - - third quality, 81
25a575.
Cow and Cslve-ssl,, a, go, %. q. a. 81
40 and ~.
sheep-DuIl lots sold for e5, . AZ, I -. . 2j
Q 50. sc and %
ssins--Tuo lots Of snail Pig were sold a, &C
al retail, from ~ to7
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01

LoursIANA.-The Election in this State takes
place on Mondsy ne1t, the 9Th of July. Three
Member. Of Congress. bali Senate, and a
House Of Representatives. are TO be chosen ;
and on the complexion Of the Legislature de-
pends that Of U. S. Senator. to ill the seat Of
Hon. X. {. Nicholas for six years from the
4th Of March next. No Governor is TO be
chosen this year.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01

Nrv-YoRK CsTTD NAREEr, June 225.
IReported for the New York Jour. Of Commerce. ]
B.evs.-Thsre we're s3I B.eves al Market. in
Guiding % tsft last veek -63l OF which we're sold
sts7 o.. avg sfI-Dull q, last week prices.
Co.'s sad Cske.-ThSre were lij >; market,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01

LAuNcH.-A fine new Brig OF sbou, 30 tons,
named the Prince de JoinriIe, was launched
from the Ship yard Of Mr.. Wm. II. CrandaIl'
on "Wednesday last. She was built for Messrs.
+. Marshal and II. Csstoff, aud is intended for
the Cuba trade.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01
TEMPERANCE GRAFTON.

The citizens OF Newport and Vicinity are in.
formed that G. w. Clarke Esq. late Editor OF
tho Michigan Temperance Herald viii deliver
an address at the Meeting House ofihe lst Bap-
tist Church, in this Town, on tho E,eniag OF
the Birthday OF our National Independence.
July 4Ih. Services commencing a, si O'Clock
Il. NJ.
The following Evening (Satba,h neN,,) an
address will be delivered by the sa'no Gentle
man. on the same Subject, atihs North Baptist
Church. Services commencing at O'Clock
L. NJ.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01
ICE CREAMS! ICE CREAMS!

'lUE INLAND I'VE INLAND -
sDNHE Subscriber respectfully gives notice e
y the Public generally. that tho Rooms over h''
Confectionery and I1rfsfv Siers, opposite the
Post Office. are ready for the accommodation o'
Ladies' aud ronuemen, who wish to pass an hour or
20 in refreshing themselves with lee Creams, and
other Refreshments usually fonnd alta Con.ec'onary
N. Is. Ice Creams oiade to order and'warranred
equal io any IN town at so cents per quart and sent
TO any par, Of tho town. at amy hoor of the day OF
evening
On hand and for snlc a great variety Of Fancy
Goods and Toys. Fancy Basksis, Willow Cradles
and Wagons. Nc, &c
Confectionery at wholesols and retail, ON the
most reasonable terms.
Constantly on hand sI.J Cor sale. general sssort
meni Of Preserves and Fruits. and host Of other
articles, too numerous 10 particnlsrze.
Newport, June Wth. i. STACY, Jr'
Don't forget, the ORIGINAL is TO bo found d.
reciy opposite the Post Office.