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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-08
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In this town. on Monday evening last. by the
Rev MIR. Dupont MIR. Oliver Ii. Read. to Miss
Catharine daughter Of Mr.. Edward Hammru, all
of this town.
In Little Compton, on the 2Sth ut, by the Rev
Mr. Roberts, Mr. Augustus Peckhsm, Jr., Of Mid
dletown. TO Miss Susan Il. Church. daughter ci
the late Joseph Church. Esq. OF the former place
At South Kingston, on use 9th inst, by Mathew
Chsppei, Esq. MIR. Geo. Congdon, ofSonth King
ston 10 Miss Sarah IL. Hazard, Of this town.
In New York. % inst by Rev. DR.. Gutter, Rev
Wm. II. Moore. OF this town, TO Isabella Graham
daughter OF the late Samuel Boyd.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY. July LIST.
Sch'r. Cohasset, Sears, from Nantucket for Phil
adslphia Yesterday was ran into by Sch'r. and
received injury in hull, rigging, &c. and sprung
the ma maiRmast.-Sun,C Corsen; from Philadelphia.
with Coal.-Sloop Tecumseh. Childs from New
York
THURSDAY, July 2d.
Seh'r Register, Griffin, from Newbern, with
lumber TO Finch e. Engs.-Emiy Knight. Drink.
wafer, from Camden, Me. from hswYork.
FRIDAY, July Sd.
Pio, boat Washington, Of Edsartown, from a
cruise. This morning off Block Island. spoke
ship Awasbonks, PeaSe, IRON Falmouth for PscIhc
day out.
Schooner Betsey Pierce. CIocket from Kings
ton for Boson.-Sloop Elect, Macy, from Nan
lucket FOR New York
SATURDAY. July Ith
Sehr Lion. Baxter. from Picton On. So with
Coal 10 S. Newton Jr.--Sloop Amily, Munro, from
New York for Providence.
SUNDAY. July'5th
Sch'r. Boston, True, from Brewer.
MONDAY, July 9th.
Barqu- Essex Dsggelt, from Bristol for South
Ssas-Brig Jane Ellerson, Coche ran, from Nor.
walk for Windsor IN S.)-Scb'rS Dodge Hsaley
Eaton, from Camden for New York. .-Richmond,
Elmer, from ThoIuaS,on for do Superior Curtis
from Cherryfeid for do.-Horatio Ames, Blake
from Taunton for do.-Constiution, Richardson,
from Norwalk, for Bangor.-llope J. Hatch.
Mowrey, from Fall River for Picteu (N. S y
Cyprus Bradbury, from New York for Calais
Virginisn, Burroughs, from N. York.
CLEARED.
Sch'r. Reaper, McLaughlipg, Turks Island,
Sloop Victory. Heath, Providence.
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From the N. Y. Star.
THE NORTHEASTERN BOUNDARY

IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE.
The general impression which has been
prevalent since the arrival Of the Great Wes-
tern that the dispute about the Maine boun-
dary would be shortly placed ia train of ami
cable adjustment, proves correct lhe Presl-
dent under date Of June 27th, sent message
10 Congress containing recen, communication
from Mr. Fox, announcing the acceptance on
the par, Of the British government OF the prop
osition last made by onrs. The late survey
made by Col. Nudge and Mr.. Featherston-
haugh on tile part of The British government
expresses an opinion, the President says. that
the line Of 1888. is very different from that
hitherto contsnded for by g. Britain. but that
the report has not yet been adopted by that
government. but probably viii be made the basis
of their arrangements. The Pissidort there
fore suggests an exploration by commissioner
on the part Of our government. and suggests
that Congress empower him so 10 do. The
principal object of Mr.. Foxs conmu nication.
bearing date June %. in fact, is to lay the
chart Of the aforementioned COMMISSIONER
before the President. in eouris'y, before the
same i. communicated by Ministers TO Par'is-
ment. The chart aud document were received
by III. British government. only lew days be-
fore they we're transmitted 10 ours MI OK
expr..,es the usabsted desire Of her Majesty,
EON tefmloatc ""'
the pending dispute. that IT may not be Ieit epep
TO create sources OF irritation, epdanserng the
existence Of friendly relations The sincere
desire Of both parties to bring about such re-
suit must be attended with success. Mr.. FOX
truly says thai the cause ofthe difficulty Tor so
long period - since 1893, lies In the want oil q
correct kno~ledge Of the typographical and
physical character Of the district in dispute
Netherlands and cur aod the BRUSH gov
ernmeot. and Maine herself have all felt These
erbarrzssments.
Accordingly two years ago. the two govern
rents OF Great Britain and the United State,
agreed upon a survey. by a joint eommissiou
The President made the proposition, and tho
British Government aeeeded to IL. The latte,
transmitted a draft Of q Convention TO rsguls,s
said commission. and founded on the oon.s
pondenes 10 s37 and 80 between the two gov
ernrnents. But il appears BY Mr.. Fox's state
unep,. that eur government meant only mere
exploration ard dsnr,sy.' sDdih President pro
posed Tor the ne,tHel sipulsiioos 10 be contract
ed betveea the parties for final settlement
within reasonable time. 10 July the United
c;,,s- transmitted 'hc eoruWr tts" Of Ton
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Dte0.

In this town on the Goth ult, Mrs. May Moody
widow of Mr.. James Moody. aged 81 years-or
Thursday last. Mrs Amey Carver. widow o
MIR. John Carver aged ~ years.
In Providence, 4th inst, Widow Rhoda Branch
in the i4lh year Of her age-On Monday, MAG
Zechariah Chafse. in the 55lh year OF his age.
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General Assembly-June Session.

Selected frsm the report in the Prov. Journal.
SATURDAY EvEsise. June 27th.
The Honse being called 10 order, the act in
amendment Of the Election Law is taken up,
and is passed with sundry smendmendmsnts 10
the original form
II is voted on motios of Mr.. Whipple of Cow
entry. to invite his Excsllsncy the Governor
and the Honorable Senate, 10 join this House
in grand Committee. for the purpose Of com
plsting the election Of officers.
The grand Committee being formed. the
Committee proceeded TO the business OF the e.
lection.
Justices Of The Peace for The toeu Of North
KingstoDa. Sylvester q. Shearman. Frances
Chappell, Henry r. Gardner. John J. Reyn-
olds, Hera,io n. Reynolds. Sheffield Arnold.
Richard Thomas, Henry w. Congdon, Thom-
as Douglas.
South Kingston-Jsmes NJ. Whtford, Geo
Dixon, Harden Steere, Joseph Budoug, Dan
iel Barber.
Tirerton-Cyrenus Bliss. Oliver Chace, jr.
Ereter-S,sphen A. G Gsrdner.
Inspectors Of the State Prisons. w. King,
Christopher Rhodes. Gideon Spencer. Martin
Stoddard. Emhsrst Everett. S. Y. Atwell, R.
w. Potter.
MILITARY.
Edward F. Newton, Brig. ist Reg.
VIM Swan, Col. list Reg.)
Eleazer J. Read, 1t. Col.
John M. Parker. Ma or.
Elisha Dyer. Jr., AdJutant General.
The election being completed, the Grand
COMMITTEES separated.
Act in relation 10 Sci,uate Bank is taken up.
Mr.. Atwell, one Of the Commissioners Of the
Bank. stated TO the House the facts within the
knowledge of the commissioners. The commits
sioners had made sale Of stock of the bank suf-
6,io all nd 10
These demands had been paid BY the commits
sioners as fast as presented, and were now near
ly all discharged. When discharged there
would be a balance remaining IN the hands of
the commissioners.
T. w. Dorr, Esq, the other commissioner.
made sundry statements in addition TO those Of
Mr.. Atwell.
After some discussion the bill is postponed to
the next session.
The petition in behalf the Pawtuxet Artillery
Company is called up and read, praying for the
loan Of two pieces of artillery-prayer granted,
and vote passed.
On the petition Of the Wexford Baptist So
ciety, praying for an amendment Of charter, &c.
voted the same be continued with IN order Of
notice.
Ii was unanimous resolved. Mr.. Jackson of
Providence. in the chair,
Tha, the thanks of this House be presented
10 Hon. Henry Y. Cranston. for the able and
disnifed manner in which he has performed the
duties Of Speaker of this House during the
present. session.
On rcsuning the chair. the Speaker respond
ed 10 this resolution in a very handsome and
appropriate speech.
II was then resolved that all unfinished bus-
ness lying before the General Assembly be post
poned 10 the next session. aud that the General
Assembly do now adjourn TO the Saturday preee-
ding the last Monday in October. then to cen
yene at the State House in Bristol.
His Excellency aud the Senate cencnrripc,
the General Assembly adjourned.
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Electricity.-Why is the fire place m un-
safe place in a thunder storm! Because the
carbonacious :,atfs-, or root, With which tho
chimney is lined. acts as a conductor for the
tightening. Why is the middle Of an apart
ment the safest place during a thunder storm :
Because should. flash Of Tightening strike n
building. or enter at any Of the windows, it will
take its direction along the wall without injur
ing the centre Of the room.
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N.w-YoEK CATTLE MARKET, June %

Nkw-YoEK CATTLE MARKEr, June 90.
[Repor,ed for the New York Jour. of Commerce. ]
At market, 725 head OF Beef Cattle. including 50
left last wssk-all from the South-95 Mich Cows,
and ss75 Sheep aud Lambs
The Beef was Of good quality. and all sold at
last weeks prices say att to IS. averaging SD the
100 lbs.
Mich Cows were in fair demand, s5 taken a,
$25 IS. IS aud SIS each.
Sheep and Lambs were in good demand and all
sold. Sheep At 81 90 ? %, 375 and 81 75; Lasbs
at 81 25, . 25. IS. aud 81 each.
Hay continues plenty and dull sales by the load
at A 10 SIC the 100 lbs
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IMPORTANT SEIZUnE.-Ths New Orleans
Bulletin ofthe 25th, says.-The British steam
ship Argyle. which arrived on the l2th with
4lS,Oo0 dollars in specie from Vera Cruiz. was
seized on Saturday, at the instance Of the Col
lector Of the port, for violation OF the treaty
stipulation between Great Britain and the Uni.
ted States. in regard to the carrying trade. The
specie. which is all owned in New Orleans, we
understand is placed in a safe deposit to await
the decision in he case Of the proper author.
tiles.
She has since been released, and the sGail
settled.
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, Jnne %.

BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, Jnne %.
Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Palrio, ]
Al market 345 Beef Caille. 10 pairs Working
Oxen IS Cows and Calves, 1850 Sheep, asd 200
Swine.
l25 Beef Cattle remain unsold.
Prces-Bsef Catlle-Ws reduce our quo,ons 70
conform to sales; first quality 25; second quality
5 rs 30; third quality S. 5 80,
Working Oxen-No sales noticed,
Cows and Cslves-Sales at So, o. 80, 81 40
aud IS.
shesp-Dsl; lots sold for 50, 75, / Sc. %
g 50, and 275.
Swino-No lots were sold TO peddle a few were
retailed from A TO &C.
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wy RD@,no


"As the pleasure of announcing to his Old
u u Friends, and Visitors to this Island. that his
Establishment recently Rai. Auep's. is now under
gong complete alteration. and will be opened on
or ahou. lhe aOih Of this munih in good style as
BILLIARD SALOON combining other anuse
meat. both fashionable and rational.
On my return from New York. | shall offer to
Sportsmen, good assortment Of Guns, which wili
BE- kept to Let BY the Day.-AlSo. a good Horse
and gentee pleasure Wagon. 10 Let
A KssiamedtcHr is connected with this Establish
ment. where Gen,lemea can bo furnished with
Relishes at all hours of the day. Also, Suppsrs
BY giving reasonable notice.
To my former patrons, | offer my sincere thanks
for their liberal patronage. and from their many
kind assurances, hatter myself shall not regret
that through others instrHmentciifs, the "Old
Line has been placed on a New Route"
gJ The lovers OF Reading will always find a
Table amply supplied with some the mos, inter-
esling Journab OF the Day"
Newport, July 4ih.
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lPBW0IGaS
PILLS AND SYRUP,
OR VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

n =, ...u l., ,.,aJ;.,n.. .n.ir an ar.
20" a,e sprycrp. T. er "."'e'"e' '''" ''' Wv
"'A'"' '' ~
BEAsohs.
They neve' produce ihe sss' po''io'o o''
effect 10 any en'e,
2 They have The testimony o. 'bos'sho., a"'one
'hem regnlnr Pbysleisss, 'erosi ana wniesn' hs'
they are highly useful IN great variety o. eass.1
generally eiiseting cure; md seldom Indosa Ia''-
mg 70 sne .sns', tsPs.g w ~ as -. .,.,.m d,..
pun. a"o s.,. a ~. ~ % a,n In = ;,,.y..i hls,d,.y
r.,nn.I. .a,..l,n,. cn,.u,,,,,xs ron, pl,ints and
"'' ,e"'a so'P"""' '''r
many y'". ,,. r.h.,r., .,.,,,,, on IN.
.t,o,.,,.' a,o s.nu' sh"na,as .nJ .or,rs,ing ,hs
si.iaiys pnnePe, ehangns sha ;',,', .e,s nas, a'o
hson whnon' sIoen' pIsNns "o .;'ho'', .Rs.,,r,
Dpehhsnng the nsIoio "a... ~ 80 sa,ssI."s
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AUCTIONS.
sIIERIFF,S SALE.

NEWPORT sS
Rf virtue OF an Execution issued ont of the
- Ion,, ot Common Pleas, Tor the County Of
Newport May term lei0. and TO me directed and
delivered will sell at Public Auction on ,bs n,s,n.
ises, to the higlesI bidder, on MONDAY The la,h
day Of September next at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
All the right, title and interest that JOSEPH /.
&. HARDY, Of Washington, in the District of Co.
lunbia had the 23d day Of October 1889 at thir.
~ minutes past five O'Clock, p. NJ. (whsn attach
neni was made on the orig ha writ in favor Of VIII
liam Weeden Of said NewporD in and 10 a lot Of
land situated in said Newport, with the =" Coiisgs"
and ether buildings thereon; said lot being bound
ed as follows;-viz. South Easferly on Kay-sucei.
sixty feet ;-Norhery on land of Sarah Perry. sixty
feet NORTH aud Last on land Of George Tiiley snd
Patience Hudson. - feet; and South Westerly
on land Of Edward ~ Cor. Esq., - fee,--be the
same more or less
Conditions at the time and place OF sale.
WIN. II. DOUGLAS. Sheriff
Newport June l3 ISIO-ie H.
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lANDH0lDeR'S BANK.

A r the annual meeting Of the Sioek holders Of
n ssid Bank, held on the siIih day Of June las,
pas,, the following persons we're chosen Director.
for ihe ensuing years. vizs Thomas s. Tsylor,
John q. Clarke, Nathan knight. Joha r. Sherman,
William French, Elisha X Poster. George Robin
son, Thomas r. Wells. PeIsg Johnson, John T.
Nichols, Benz Hull, Christopher Chsmplin and
George y. Chsmplrn; And at a meetiss Of the
Direeiers Of said Bank. On the same day Thomas
s. Taylor. ESQ, vss reelected President ior the
ensuing year.
KfSosTcs July %. 1910.
THOMAS n. NEy,s, Cs.his.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NRw-
PORT, RI
JULY Ist, 1910.
o. Persons calling for them riHpieass
say " adrertised," as they are placed in a
separate bon.
AlleR James N Mnrry Robert
Armstrong Thomas Mumfofd Walter
Allen Mary McAllisler Daniel
Anthony Elizabeth w Mrs-Mies
Boodlet Samuel Parrot & Keek
Doyce Samuel Piunoy Sidney
Barton William Perry Salaih,el III
Brophy VIM Price Daniel 4
Booze John Peckham Cyrus
Brown Daniel Mrs-Pitman Lydia
Beatty Capt Samuel Partridge Mary ID
Miss Bostwick Sarah iIMiss-PhIlps Elizabeth j
Bailey ALMA A Robinson Walter e
Brown Sarah Mrs-Robipson Ruth
Cor,hel Cap, Loring Rodman Phebo A
Capuey &" George Smith Joseph Allen 2
Csswell Robert A Smith jobs
Callahan w ID simmons Peres 2
Colens Gamer sprsgue Sinies
Crandall Siias NJ Stevens James 3
Cliten James Sauncen Sophia
Ms-Codding,on Eliza LSimmons X L
Campbell Edward + Miss-Ssnds Mary II
Davis Charlos ID Stockwell Sarah
Day ) ID Tursion + IL
Dunn James Mss-Thompson Rozs,,s
Dennis Jonathan hmatia
mss-Dodge Ruth W. Williams John
Eldred Job : Watson Joseph
Mrs-Fcrguson NM West John N
Frazer Alex White Miles
Gonraud Mons'rF Mrs--Will. Caihnra
Gardner Benjamin Whelmore Eliza
Green II fimbel John =
Green Gardner w MIDDLETowN.
Mrs-Grsen Samuel Taylor Benjamin
Hathaway Thomas NJ Mr,-Peckham Rebecea A
Hsge John Casper Barker Levi
Hewes David Peckhlm Elizabeth h II 2
Hazard GeorgoB JAMESTOWN
Harding Wm StoddaTd Rev John
Hamilton George A 4 P,nny
Mss-Hazard Jane Il Copgdon John
Hopkins JaDe Watson John =
iiamlIn Sophia Watson Robert II
inman William Albert Congdon Benz
Jorbam Capt Alkma IRIsH
acN o,cphsn Murphy Jeremiah
mfs-y9nes NJ DAILY Michael
nhg Mccormick Roger
heese anderson Quigiy John
Kelley Sydns Garson Daniel
Lnvis Justice CslhriD Bright
LsdJ Joseph d MARY Mimi
.apham Chailes w Ilanly Mwgse,
Lapbam William Farrell Sally
Luther John Hill O'Connor Mary
hnd-h Eliza Grumpy Widow
X. r. CARR. p. M.
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SIS REWARD,

II EFT on the shore Of Connsnicui near the
u North Dumphn, GOLD LOCKET. set with
pearls, aud contsning hair. Whoever will return
iho same to the Republican Office shall receive the
above reward July S.-1
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vention, varying from that Of Great Britain
Mr.. F, says objections might have been taken
TO this modification Of an agreement between
the two governments. founded on proposltioH
Of ours-especislly as Mr.. Forsyth referred to
the draft itself, and declined any further expia-
nations Of it.
Her Majesty's government now believe the
arrangements should be such as necessarily lead
10 final settlement.
Mr.. Fox's government thinks the Conyen-
ton they proposed last year TO the President
was not a mere commissions Of exploration. but
contained certain stipulstions which would have
led 10 the final arrangements Of the bouniar,
between the two couniries.-There Was one es
sential difference, the British draft contained
no provision for an arbitration-the American
did. To this letter the British go'ernmsn
now accede. Mr.. Fox then continues.
The undersigned is accordingly instructed ts
state officially 10 Mr.. Forsyth, that her MaJes
ys government consented TO the two prinei
Piles which form the main foundation sf the A
msrican counter draft viz. first, that the com
mission to be appointed shall be so constituted
rs necessarily to lead to n inal settlement of the
questions of boundary at issue between the two
countries; and secondly, that 10 order 10 secure
such result. the convention BY which the
commission is to be created shall contain a pro
vision for arbitration upon points As 10 which
the British aud American commissioners may
not be able 10 agree.
There are, howsver, matters OF detail IN the
American counter-drsh, which the British
Government cannot adopt. Mr.. Forsyth will
shortly furnish from his government an amend
ment draft in conformity with the above prin.
ciPles which he will submit TO the President.
Mr.. Fox adds, that
He expects to be at the same time furnish
ed with instructions TO propose TO the Govern
ment of the u. States a fresh local and tenn
porary conventions, for the better prevention OF
incice stal border collisions within the disputed
territory. during the time that may be occupied
in carrying through the operation Of survey OF
arbitration"
Mr.. Forsyth, under date of June Goth. sc-
knowledges the receipt of the repsrt and draft,
and says the President duly appreciates the
act of courtesy on the part of the British Gov
ernment, and feels great satisfaction from the
sincere desire Of both governments, that the
question will soen be amlcably adjusted.
Mr.. Forsyth, in reply to the remark Of Mr.
Fox, touching the letter Of Mr.. Forsyth. July
29th. of last year. communicating the Amer
can counter draft without explaining the mod
hcaiions, says the existing border collisions
made it evident a mere exploration would no
be sufficient nor satisfactory TO the people o
either country. and that some stipulsiiOns mus
exist on the face Of the convention. which mus
result in a settlement under some form or Other
in a erasensble time. Hence the modfe atior
introduced by the President and the inutility
Of alludins therein te previous agresmeuts.
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NOTICE.

The Rev. Mr.. B.IsH. Pastor az the UniyerSast
Church in Providence, will preach at the State
House in this town. on Sunday next. at the usual
hours, day and evening.
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ICE CREAMS! ICE CREAMS y!

'hE Subscriber respectfully gives notice to
, the Pubie generally. tha, the Rooms over his
Confectionery and Variety Siers, opposite the
Post Office, are ready for the accommodation OF
Ladies aud Gentlemen, who wishto pass an hour OF
So IN refreshing themselves with leo Creams. and
other Refreshments usually found alta Confectionery
N. u. Ice Creams made To order aud wsrranred
eqnal to any an town at so cents per quart aud sen,
To any part of Tho town, at any hour of tho day or
evening.
ON hand aud FOR sale. great variety OF Fancy
Goods and Toys Fancy Bask4ts. Willow Cradles
and Wagons, Nc., &c.
Confectionery at wholesale and retail on the
most reasonable terms.
Constantly on hand aud for sale. general assor,.
ment OF Preserves and Fruits aud host Of other
articles, too numerous 10 partcuarze.
Newport june 2ith. Il. STACY. Jr
Dont forget, the ORIGINAL is to be found d..
rectly opposite the Post Office
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The Old Line 0n 0 .ysEVs'
KOnfct

Enquire for No. IL, Thames.S,reet.
few doors son,h ofthe Custom house.
and snst,iy opposite TO the
PERRY COTTON FACTORY.
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

MARINE MEMORANDA.
Cid. a; Philadelphia, I'd inst. schr. Samuel
Slater. Providence.
Al Havana 20,h ult Brig Poland. for Savannah
22d
Cid, at New Orleans, oith ult., bri. Confidence
CozzenS. New York.
CID. at Mobile, 23d ul;., schr. Oetavia. Weeden
Providence
Sailed from Savannah 2Gih ult, schr Eagle
Wiley, Havana.
A, ST. CroiE, 18th ult brig Echo, Lswton, for n
York the 20ih.
wHALERS.
AtNew Zealand, Jan. ilth, ship Erie Dennis,
Of this port. with 2000 bbs oil.
At Tslcahuans, Mch 30th, ship Gauges, Wood,
Of Fall River, 200 bbls sp.
Spoken March 18th. lat ~ o. Ion 70 0s w.
ship Gold Hunter. Of Fall River, With 1900 bbls.
whale oil and $40 sperm. all well
Spoken I9lh. lat. 81 05, Ion. IS 30. ship Panama.
Cummings. Fall River, 80 bbls oil.-bsd lost head
Of rudder. bound To Fsysl 10 repair.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.

NEWPORT, ss.
nN virtue of an Execution issued out OF tho
ND Court Of Common Pleas. for the County Of
Newport, May term 1910, aud to me directed and
delivered, will sell at Public Auction the prem
Iscs TO the highes, bidder, on MONDAY the Iiih
day Of sepiomber next. al 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
All the right. title aud interest that JOSEPH L.
C. HARDY, Of Washington, in the District Of CO.
lumba. had on tho 2d day of October. 1879 at forty.
five minutes past Eve o'clock. T. NJ, (when attach.
men, was made on thu original wr, in favor of Hem
ry Bull Jr., Of said Newpor) in and To lot Of land
situate IN said Newpor'. with tho Cou,ge" aud
other ouibuldIngs thereon said lot being bounded
as siollows:-vx South Easlerly on Kay street, siy
y feet;-Nouh Westerly on land Of Sarah Perry
sixty feet NORTH and East on land Of George Til
lev aud Patience Hudson. - feet;--and South
Westerly on land Of Edward N. Coz, Esq. - feet
he the same more or less
Coudl,ions AT time aud place Of sale.
WIN. II. DOUGLAS, sheriff.
Newport, June l3, lSi0-jel7.
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B 0 N N { 7 S.

A NEW LOT or BoNNETs-6ns Flor.
N ssce bfsid Boune,s-jus received from two
manufactures of tho superior n,n style, and
36 Shaker Hoods, cheap
Is Chdiens do do.
A few blk a. white, do do.
And Lcghorn flats do. do.
n. SWEET.
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ICE.

Ohm W. DAVIS JR. e. CO., viii sell
% ICE at fair price, aud deliver tho sams
daily, 10 his old Customers and to as many new
ones as they can procure. June 10Th. 6w
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Sch'r. Reaper, McLaughling, Turks Island
Sloop Victory. Heath. Providence,