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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-11

re frst sacriecs 70 tts dark ssirif r f.
naticiSm!
In 1894 he was agaia called from re-
tIFemeni and sent 20 rhe Senate g -aa
United States. tie was made clalrzuan
Of the committee on Military alfalr-a POI
sition filed b. General Jackson 1=5sre
ne resigned his seat IN the Ssua-e- la
this situation he continued 10 exert HIM
self in behalf Of the soldiers who aaf
achieved and maintained The taersles 81
the country. until he WIS appointed Aiin
lister 10 Colombia Or Mr Adams Ee
repaired 10 BoEota- eat was socu a5ter
removed by General Jackson Id I9-E
From that. period he has been ea-aze1 ia
culuvaiIng his farm. Ike another Clae o.
natus, with his own haad- aa-il a .ee
years since be was elected cseFs or Ell
court in CincinnaIi-an Office shsca hs
limited means wou.J no. peras.t h5n ra
decline.
Such is q brief and imperfect c-.r51e OF
the man whom the nv biz party aave se-
lectcd as their candidate .or tae Presl-
dencv. man who has eu5oval r.e cau-
idence Of every administrator sc th-
COVE ament. from Wasbag-aa 90 tEe Ell
ovation Of General jackson. A mau.
who in his devotion 10 his country. has
forgot self; who alser having 6l.ed the
Office Of TerritariaI Governor aaI EAe1e-
gate. Slajor General i1 the army. E o.
ressnta;ivsiu Congress aal United States
Senator. Indian commissioner ana For
eign Minister, has retired ta the reacell.
occupations OF the husbandmau fa5I or
years. fell of experience. fan Of hau7r
No splendid equipagas dazzle the behe,-
der as he passes by; no Inverted lleaeys
herald his movements as be walks lars d
in the plain unostentatieus -ar5 5f ra-
publican Of the oI3 school. % r-rsaes
the even tenor OF his way nor casts "a
thought of envy on those whose worldly
gear exceeds his own. ln .ha dl~aarse-
ment Of millions be has no- aea-cr- lateg
a farthng % his 0an use. I'D lae DISCO
sal of territories he has NOS p. .lze er1a--h
TO soil his fingers ends Pure a= 5ral-
cence aad spotsesz as the alsl'i5ad -las-
he is a model of all ihat IS excellent in
private life. Of an that Is worthy .n a.-5-
lie station. lie is link ia tie chain 81
time, that connects the present -eaerl-
ton with those by gone DAVIS. g a-u oar
generals fought for country uag .l- la-si-.
when our rulers governed for tle reo-
pie. not for self. IL Is indeed thar no-
blest work of G0d-tN H5N-sr aaS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-26

SINGULAR CAsE.-The following narative o
most remarkable and distressing disease. il
taken FROM the Transcript. paper published Al
AmesSury. Essex county. Mass.
Miss Lucy Harrington formerly a residen
10 Amesbury. recently died in Cornish, n. H
She was sick three years and a half, and con-
hned 10 her bed two years and FIVE months
Several months previous 10 her death. her rright
hip was dislocsted BY a contraction Of the mus
cles. while she was sleeping quietly in bed
Immediately after this event, her bone. BEGAN
TO break. and before her her death. they had
broken nineteen times or more, in differeo,
parts oil her body. Al first. her ribs, then he,
collar bones. and then her lower limbs, her un.
der jaw. and the bones Of her hands aud feet.
Their breaking was sometimes attended with a
noise. and al others NOT. and was alwsys pre.
ceeded and followed by the most acute pain.-
The ends OF broken bones would sometime,
for day or two. CRATE together on being
moved. Upon post mouem exsminar ion, nol
a sound bone was found. All wa. so softeped
as 10 be easily cut with knife. When her
bones beeso to break. tho muscles of her lower
limbs so contracted that they lay directly across
her sromach and bowels. In this position she
remained until her death. Her body was so
contracted that at one time she measured a,
she lay in bed only two feet and four inches
She gradually lost all strength 10 her limbs.
until she could only move slightly the ends Of
her myers She was 43 years Of age"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-26
PROPOSED NEW LICENSE
LAW.

AN ACT TO revive and amend the act entitled
An act enabling the Town Councils in this
State to gran, licenses for retailing strong liquors
and other purposes"
BE enacted by the General Assembly as foliors
Section !. The nct en,ited "a An Act enabling
the Town Councils in this Stats to grant licenses
Tor retailing strong liquors. and for othe- purposes"
10 hereby revived as the same is contained in tho
digest OF revised laws established A. ID. 1922 ex-
eepi much thereof as is consistent with THE act
Sec. 2. Whensvsr final Judgment shall he rem
dered against any person having license to retail
wines or strong liquors for . breach Of his bend
gwen in pursuance of said revived act, or such Ii.
censed person shall be otherwise convicted Of keep.
lug disorderly house, II shall be the duty Of the
Town Council which granted said license, forth
with 10 Withdraw and annnl the same and 10 cause
ne,ics thereof to be given in pablic nswsps-
per.
Sec. 3. All subsequent, acts purporting 10 be in
smendment OF, or in addition to- the act hereby re-
viyed and all acts relating 10 licenses Tor selling
wines aud strong liquors under whatever title or
titles enacted, arc hereby repealed; Propided. that
this repeal shall no, affect any license already
granted.
Sec. L. Whenever any Town Council shall have
reason To believe, aud shall satisfactorily ascertain
that any shop, house other building of whstever
description in which drams Of any iuisxicaiiDg ii.
qnor. inc udlng wines, cider, and ale are sold 10
irequenied or resorted to by any person who is a
W. '' ''c ~, ~. . " '.o ''''e",P.r
ave use ., a" s"sn nquon OF "a, = o'sIarosr Q, ,he
peaoe V. /" "ss"ns "'s '''s J" u'e ano oau nso"si
ors Wasting h,s P'ope'v o. ns ea,n'ngs snu means
."PPo',n'e n'"'sei ano ~. 'an,y." sha" oe me
guy " sa'u .oanen "nu'eaNy. % '" give no"cs
4na "aln"s uereo, ~ 20 ne SsePs! o, s"eh Dram
s'op, aoass JUS. os ou"o'ns @ se' neins 20
no,,,eo a"u "s,aea, s"'' neepe. 'na" peru. 'uoa
,"'c"'Pe''e ps''o" 70 "squ.", " Ieso', !" n's
o'a'''noP' no"Sc .. o,"e' 1u"u'ns, VI sn"a sy
4 WY oneo"y, :" "nonco''y, nno" ".msn 'r =.
'"u" P.',1" "'s' ary SUN "iu1' re sn'' o.'.r
S"o p'y "uo s'"' ~, W Me"y ,t w "e "'s, o'-
en.e "u o,e use sun WIN ue",. 'osn .,
ou.J" J ''' e''" "''' e'''! 'ePe""o" "e'eo' ""''
""u.
'. ~ ~ u.o', ': .o"'.o , =. m"o VI .n ~ pa.s'
'"' ,, u'a'' ~ "ny 'no''esu"s "tuo' '", ' ,',,
"ts'ao'e ~ a"y .su'' a"J h, a," c'"..' :n.'
" 'oe"' W" ~, 49, ..,,.,,. -,
u} o' Isn' ~ "p' a",:,,.S -, ,..,,,..
%s,e;, >. w n.,,n,.,.n, ,s,,,s., ma IN. ,,a,n,,iI
Gt.,,,.s and n mon IN. whale svd.,c. ,,pdueed
'.'m - ~, "po 49,. 49,. -. 49,. 81, .r -
d.h, p,;.;nn,v con,,ac,.d in manner .for,sn;d
i ;ndsna,,, sh.u ~. ,.nJ.,.J ~, IN. J.land,n, AM
,'al. 900. .ha,I r. a,.d a.s,r., he n.;n,;f nm.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-26

FLoRlDA.-Resolutions have been introduc-
ed into the Florida Legislature, strongly pro-
testing against the project of dividing the Ter
ritory, and urging their delegate in Congress
to press by every means in his power, the sd-
mission Of Florida into the Union, at the pres
snt session Of Congress.
CoNrEcrIcur.-The sipns NJ RI. ,;",as ~.
highly auspicious for the cause Of democracy
ia this Stair. 1t is said that even in the whig
convention. three of the delegates supported
Mr.. Niles, the democratic candidate, for Gov
ernor, and it was iutimated that they intend to
publish minority report"
On the 18th inst. the remains Of the lament
ed General Hsyne were brought to Charleston.
and inferred in ST. Michael's Church. An su-
iogium on his life and character was delivered
on the occasion by Gov M'Duffic.
FROM MArE.-Jarvis. the land agent, has
Just finished 100 miles Of new roads, leading in
TO the Disputed Territory, for the quick trans
NIT oftroops il necessary, He has also built
20 new bridges. The whole outlay is 500, 600.
Reduction Of fRenis.-John Jacob Astor, N.
Y, has given directions to his agent to reduce
all his rents this year, 25 per cent. from the
rates Of last year.
Another Body Found.-The body Of Mr. J..
A. Leach, of Boston, one Of the unfortunates
of the Lexington, vas washed ashore on Long
Island on Wednesday night last.
Mines Of btuminous coal have been discov-
cred 10 the Island of Cubs. near Havana. Tn.
veins are thick, the supply abundant, and the
coal good.
The coinage for 1899 at the Philsdelphia
Mint amounted to s3.o2l 40 IL. composed oi
s.l60,345 pieces, a, an average next eIpens, oi
S65.7oo, or a fraction over two per centum.
LAscAsTER ELEcrIoS.-The democrats oi
Lancaster city, Penn. at their election on the
4th iss,. were successful throughout.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-26
MARINE MEMORANDA.


AT Matsnzas 7lh inst, Ship WIN. Enss, Coe, Of
this port. tor Hamburg gh.
Sailed from Key West lst, schr Export, Gard
ner, New Orleans.
Sailed from Havana. ID INST sloop Lark, Ora
per, ApsIsehicola.
At Havana stb inst brig Arkansas, Cobb. from
tbs port. az ID Poland Gardner. dsgi Echo.
Nesser. do; sehr Coocord, Carr, Boston soon
Rosalibe. Baker, Mobile nexi week; Tnumpb,
Munro, q or charter.
Al Mobile. 9TH inst. schr Octsyis Weeden for
freight; VIrginisn, Burroughs do.
ar Wilmington (N. C.) 9Th inst, Brig Malaga
Burgess, from CbaI lesion,
Ar at Savannah, Iith iIst., schr. Franklin Green.
Smith. Havana.
WHALERs.
Arr at Holiness Hole, 2lst inst bark Emerald
DeIIer. SOuih Coas, oi New Holland Oct. 3. 1854
bris vh. $50 do sp oil, 1000 lbs bone. for Salem
Passed BY, ship Orion, Coffin, IRON Pacific, 1000
sp, for Nspiucket.
Al at New Bedford 2lst, ship Mefesior, May.
hew. Pacific. 1850 sp. Reports at Navigator H.
lands 70 May, Chsrioi. Warren, clean; spoke
Nov. Ist. lat 36 S. lon I13 w, swim, NB. loo 50
n Wis. The SWIM reported (amonz o,h.rsl
ERIE, Dennis. ofthis port, 1000; Hoogley, War
Teu, GOJsp
Also ar ship John. Thatcher. Indian Ocean, ST
Helena Jsn. 1th, 200 brls (250 sp)
Ar al DO. on Sunday. ship Florida, Ms1heid
seuth Atlantic Ocean, via s. Helena g dsys
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-26

SPLENDID COMPLIMENT TO GroReE CoNBE.
Ihs eminent philosopher and pupil Of Spur
zhein IS daily expected in this city. to embark
Tor Europe. having changed his original deter
minstlon OF extending his tour South and West.
Upon ms arrival. a testimonial from his classes
and admirers IN this city. await, him. which is
one Of the mos, truly beautiful articles ever
prepared Tor the acceptance Of one In whom
the donors wished to testify respect. Its sill
yer vase. containing fifty ounce, Of silver. ot
Grecian model. and most exquisite workman.
ship.
On one side are chased the heads or DIR. Gall
DR.. Spurzheim and Mr.. Combs. with the mot.
to under the latter medallion. Res non verb,
auase"- Literally. "leKsmine things 90, words "
On the other side ara ehsssd the heads OF DR.
Rush aud Dr.. Caldwell. With the following 10.
serip,ioo; "Prrsepted TO GEonsE CoNBG
Esq. OF Edisburgh, BY the members Of the
class 10 attendance upon the lectures delivered
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-26

"GRASsr HAsMsoS."-Msny think that
this phrase is Of modern origin. yet this 10 not
the fact. An old gentleman Of this city. who
was one Of the aids Of the lamentsd DANIEL ID.
ToMPxIss, informs US that during the late war.
while at the quarters OF the Governor. a mes
senger came 10 with packet for him; upon
opening IT he invslunt,rily exclaimed. from
Granny Harrison - and esrelessly threw IL up
on the table. Nick-namss very often designate
the characters Of men; and that this one is ap'
propriate cannot be disputed when the fact is
known that the ladies of Chilieorhs presented
him with stuffed flannel pctticoaf, as an evi-
dence Of the opinion entertained for bis military
schievemeDts. Who would dare call the
d" Hero Of New Orleans" Grauny Jackson!
n. Y. Neie Era.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-26
"a rrte0.

In this town, on Wednesday msrnius last, by
the Rev. Mr.. Brooks, Mr. WIN. Drummond Ses.
SONS. TO Miss Lydia Anne Dawley. daughter OF
Mr.. Wm. Dawley, all Of this town
Al the Baptist Church in Bristol, on Sunday az
ernoon 10th inst. bv Rev MIR. Brown. Mr. Rob.
eri II Bullock. OF Bristol, TO Miss Ellen T. Mills
Of Hartford, Conn.
In Fall River. on Monday I7th inst, by Rev
Mr.. Fowler, MIR. Sion S. Allen. Of Tiverion, 10
Miss Rebecah d Yonng Of Fall River
In Portsmouth on the 18th inst by Re, Mr..
Tavor. MIR. John Talnan. ID, 10 Mrs Charlo,te
daughter Of Mr.. William Boyd. all Of Portsmouth
In Providence. Un "Wednesday last, by Rev. DR..
Tucker, Mr.. Samuel Greene, of Pawtucket. 10
Miss Laura, eldest daughter Of the late Capt Solo.
man TYLER, Of Providence
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-26
DteD.

In this town, on Friday last, after a long and
distressing illness, Mr.. Henry T winsow, Young
es, son of Mr.. Andrew winslow, IN the 23d wear
of his ag~.--In the death of this excellent Young
man. his family have susta ined a bereavement OF
no ordinary kind. and large circle Of friends who
knew and loved him. sympahize IN their sorrow
Possessed Of an excellent understanding in the
midst CT 'arious occupations. he had found leisure
TO cultivate mind naturally acute BY extensive
reading. and possessing disposition smiab!e and
engaging. he had acquired the friendship and es
TEEN Of all who know hin. To his own imme
daie family, his affection and usefulness can never
be replaced, and his many acts Of kindness will
long be remembered in the hearts Of his friends. -
He bore tedious illness Of several months with
uncommon foriiude and resignation, and patiently
awaited The termination Of his -ristenre finally
committing his spirit 10 Hun who gave it, without
a murmsr or sish-MERcuY.
m Middetown. on Monday morning last. Gro
IRISH, ESQ, in the s0th year of his age
In Providence on "Wednesday last, Jabez Jenckes.
youngest son Of Mr.. Edwin Potter, aged % months
In New York, 18th inst. aller an illness of three
days, Mr.. David Sherman, son OF Mr. Thomas
Sherman, of this town, aged n years. His re.
mains were brought to this town on Saturday last.
and inferred on Monday.-ln this affecting dispeu-
sition the parents have been bereavcd Of dutifuI
son, and society has lost useful member. Tho
he had resided but comparatively short time in
New York City, and but Just entered ON the active
duties OF life. he had yet endeared himself 10 many
Of his associates, bv the correctness Of his deport
ment and his uniform kindness and attention Ia
sm whether in hs Islayoas hqsiRaaso ahiiN11r
nseful and had won their confidence and esteem BY
the zeal. fdeiy and cheerfulness vita which his
various duties were discharged. In this sudden
bereavement we sincerely condole with the aflc.
ted parents, relations and friends.
At the residence Of her father-ln.law, Joseph
Bovine. in Buiicrnut. N. Y, on the iSt inst Eliza
N. Bovine, consort of WIN r. Bovine, and daugh-
ter of Lewis Collins, Of Hopkin,on, n. l.. aged 81
yeaTs.
The subject of this brief obituary notice was
married on the 7tb day Of the IOlh month last and
although not then in full state of health the hope
was entertained that she was recovering, and would
soon be convalescent; but Providence has other
wise ordered and she is now numbered with the
dead.
In life, she possessed a clear mind. benevolent
disposition. business Of character and genteness
of manners. which won universal affection and
above all. she exhibited in her life a pervadins
Of religious tTut1 and gave the strongest as
Surance in her closing moments that she died in
the Lord to use her own beautiful language, adj.
dressing her friends. I" ani going 10 my Father
and your Fatherp
SoUTH KsGsros, 2Sth Of lst mo. 1910.
Drowned in Texas about lst Of January last Mr.
George w. White, son Of Rev George s. White,
of Canterbury. Conn.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-26

The rai'ons to be Of good aud whole some ouali,y
to be approved by the Collector; and the d,il,r,n,
articles comprising the ra,ons, To be delivered on
board the Gutter in good and suficien, casks md
vessels to be provided by the cont actor, and the
contents thereof distinctly marked on each
II is TO be understood that the con,roc,or will bs
pound To furnish, upon reasonable notice, az often
as may be required by the Captain Of the Cuuer
win The appreciation Of The Collector. (not exceed.
lns. upon an average, one day in each week J such
fresh neat aud fresh vegetables as may be- eaulva a.
leni TO the corresponding parts Of the ration allowed
IA the naval service
WILLIAM uTTLEFIELD, Collector.
Feb. 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-26

INSTRUMENTS for taking sun paintings as they
are sometimes called, are now manufactured Ia
this county. We mentiened the other day
that We had seen very beautiful specimen OF
photosenic drawing taken with Dag uerrotype
constructed by the artist Morse, Improved in
strurnents for taking these drawing are offered
for sale by q. w. Prosch. al l4O Nassau street.
They are made from the designs of Dsgserrs,
hut are said TO BE- simpiifed so a, to be less eY
Peusive thau the French ones, more portable
and more expeditions in the prucess. The
prices are from Is to so dollars
". Y. Eng. Post.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-26
Nrw-YoRk CATTLE MArKrr, Frr. i

NEw-YoRK CATTLE MARKET, FnE. 10
fRepor,ed for the New York Jour. Of Commerce. J
At market 1870 head Of Beef Cattle, 65 Milcli
Cows, and ll15. Sheep.
81. avg S1I the 100 b..
Mich Cows-were all sold at &25. t35, 40, and
s45 each.
sheep-were taken ai S2I. e3i. and s6 each.
Hay-Saies by the lead st 60 70 15c the 100 lbs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-26

&C We are sorry to learn tha, the Feds
have made SO much noise about Harrison
bloody fights, " steel elashing Steel" &c. that
the Peaceable Qnskers. whose creed is. " peace
TO all men," have become conscientious and
are hauling of. This is overriding the matter.
surely. But as Federalism never had any CON-
mon sense, il is not TO be wondered al.
Ohio Statesman.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-26
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Feb II

fReporied for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot ]
Al market 365 Beef Cattle. 10 Cows and Calves,
325 Sheep.
Pa,cEs- Beef Cauie-Ths prices obtained las,
week for like quality were hardly sustained, and
we reduce our ouo,aions on 6rSt quality. We
quote FIRST quality $6 IS; second 6 "a so; third
s. 25 a s rs.
Co~s and Caircs--A few sales only veie noticed
afd those OF ordinary quali,y-sZs. 81, IS.
ShesY-We quote lots at s2 Is, 3 s5. ~. 20
and IS.
Suime-None at market
N. B. We intended to have noticed in our re-
port last week yoke Of beautiful Cattle fed by
Mr.. iehsbod Sew Of Stow, Hass. weighing over
5000 lbs when slaughtered.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-26

BY him in the city Of New York. iu the year
1889. uPan the subject Of Phrenology; in tes-
iimony Of their profound respect for the distin-
grished lecturer personally. ard their belief in
and admiration Of the noble science Of which
he is the best living teacher and espsuDder.'
The base Of the vase is appropriately orns-
meoied with the heads Of diffsrent animals. H.
Illustrative Of ofsevsrsl Of the organs and the whole
affair is extremely ereditable. alike TO the
donors andthe artists.-N Y. Dispatch.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-26

settlement on the south side. where they hoped
10 secure their treasure. and eIuds pursuit.
Early inrelIieencs Of The crime bad. bsvev.r,
bsen conveyed TO The Havana, and The murder.
ers were pursued BY adetachmen Of the Chs.-
ssurs del Rey. with their hounds. In a few
days they we're all brought 10 and executed |;
captured them"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-26

Absence Of Mind.-A singular case ha. just
come TO light. Some fifteen years age a young
lady said " No" toa young man who asinspired
with desire to make her happy. She has
just discovered her mistake, being thirty five
years old. single. and afflicted with rheumat-
ics.-Pic.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-26
DISTRICT AND PORT OF NEwPoRr
COLLECTORS OFFICE, /,
February 18Th. ls4O.

EALED PROPOSALS will be received al
~ ih's office until Thursday. the 18th dny Of
ma"'n next at ~ o'clock noon. for the supply Of
Iauons 10 the petty officers and sea,nen Of the Rev.
J""e ouuef sis'lsn Tor the term Of one year from
"e S1s' cav o. April next The ration for the Cut
Yer service Is ths same that is allowed in the Naval
service om'tiing the lquor aad consists of the ar,-
eies enumerated in The following tahie, Ia wit:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-26

Counterfeit quarters Of dollar are said 10 be
in circulation in n. York. They are after the
fashion of The new coin, with the Genius oi
Liberty on one side, snd may be readily detect
ed by their greasy appearance. and their being
much lighter in weight than genuine quarters.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-26
SNIP IL NEW vs..
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

FRIDAY, Feb. u.
Schr Sam1 Croker, Hathaway, frn Taunton,
for New York; CathaTine Amanda. Sears, IRON
Providence. for do; sloups Annawou. EaSton.
from do for doi William II. Bum, Irons, i'm do.
for Saybrsos.
SUNDAY. Feb. %.
sloop Amey, Cooke. from Tiyeron, with Wood
10 the master.
MONDAY, Feb "a.
schr Hornet, Burt, from Taunton, for n York !,
sloops Arisp, Hull. from Providence, for do. /;
Hudson, West. from n. Bedford. for Providence (;
Tecumseh. Childs, from Providence, for n. York I;
Schr. General Laiayeus, Hs swkins. from New
York, for Providence.
CLEARED.
Sloop Pioneer, Pre.by, Taunton.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-26

with full cargo (5o0bfls sp)
rat Do. on Monday, ship Albion. Smith, Indian
and COO So oil. -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-26
0FTo THE AFFLICTED.
Or. EVANS cAM0Mlls q APeRlsNT PILLS.
Or. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE Prls.
Or. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP Ctor .sstairs.)
Or. HUNTS BOTANIC Pills


THE GENUINE MEDICINES
are sold at 100 Chatham-streei, New York and by
the regularly appointed agents throughout the
country. The public are therefore respectfully re.
quested to obtain them fiom the regular agents on.
y--as there is dehterious imitation ofthese med.
ieines in The market which renders this caution
necessary, in order TO guard the public asains, i'm
position.
AGENTS.
w, CALLAHAN, NewpOrt. r. l.; o. r.
TiNGLEf' Providence J. NC INTYRE & Co.
Paw'ueketi BENZ. EARL 4 Co. Fan River.
Mass. GIBSON & STERLING Ct. Barring
ton; s. POWELL, Sc Cornhil Boston, ID.
WlTEHILL, New Haven, Conn. CANFIELD
4 ROBINS, Hartford.
III BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs.
II See also advertisement, on the first page.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-26
Notice.

'ALseture -ill be delivered before the New
po,, Mech anics Society. THIS evening. Feb.
2e,h, BY wILkis, UrpiKE. ESQ.,, Of South
Kingao-n. on the life and character Of Gen.
VAkSun.
" Tickets i2i cents. 10 be bad a, The US
ual places.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-26
w NJ. B. & L. J. SW AN,
MERCHANT TAILORS.
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Nd pEsPECTFULLY inform their friends and
II the public generally. that they have received
from New York, good assortment Of blue and
black BEAVER CLOTHS, Blue Pilot Cloth
and Cassimeres. suitable for the season. hich they
will make up 10 order, in the best manner.
ALSO, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders, IIdkfs.,
Comiortsrs Crayats, Stocks, Bosonis, Collars. aud
every other article usually found in such an establish
ment. at prices which cannot fail to suit those whs
feeldisposed TO patronise them.
Cutting particularly attended to-
A coniplee assortment OF READY MADE
ebep canbe bough, any other store in the stats
Oct l6.