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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-28

fEyHE INTER EST OF ALL. A person wish
IL ing purchase Beds, Bosters, Pillows, Mattresses
Cotis omors, c will find it greatly 10 their interes
of Lombard and Ligh Streets where they will find the
extensive assortment in the Union, which will be
on the most rca onai.le terms. VI dH
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SHOE STORE.

FOR SALE.
A GOOD FARM HAND, for a term OF years,
aservant man, about p years of age last Februa-
~, having five years to serve fom thai time He is
smart and aeivewas raised in the country on farm,
and has never live IN the city For further informa-
and Intelligence Office old establishment No q West
Fayettestr eel, basem IT of Bamum's City HOTEL nil
g EAL SKIN CAPS cases Real Skin Caps for
- sale by TURNER, WHEEL WRIGHT & NUDGE,
dit South Charles st.
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W TED.

NNT ANTED, by a eOored man, a situation as
w cOacbman or waiter. file has been accustomed
horses, and can produce tho best recommendations.
Apply al L. r. sCUTTI'S Office. No. ? West Fayette
street. de 81
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VIZ ANTED "A situation in the country as Mill
w wright, farm hand, or any other situation i'll
which he can make himself useful to his employer, by
man who has had experience in either of the above
named occupations. Apply al l.. +. SCOTTI'S office,
No. w. Fagette street de 81
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-28

REV. MIR. MUsGKAVE's DISCOU'sS1
A Discourse concerning certain evils nrected
IN with the late PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS. BY
Rev. G. w. Musgrave'' For sale by
JOHN T. HANZSCHE,
No. 30 Market ST. between Frederick & Harrison SITS.
{Hz-Also, by JOSEPH N. LEWIS, 26S Market street,
between Howard and Liberty sts Price l2a cents
Also for sale at John Il. Hanzche's Book Store, No.
30 Market street, Professor @. Beeke's Grammar OF
eRn GERMAN LANGUAGE, Systematically arranged on
whe plan. d3
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ALBANY LUMBERs
TEyHE SUBSCRIBER viii receive in the com
81 ing week a cargo of ALBANY POPLAR, consist
ng OF Chair Plank, ScantliHg and So "A; aIsO WAL
NtJT BOARDS, which will, with the CURL MAPLE
CHERRY and WALNUT SGANTLING now on hand,
make good assortment. He would respectfully invite
the trade to call before purchasing. constant supply
will be kept on hand
ALSO FOR SALE Low.
100000 feet Shipping CULLlNGS
100000 White pine SHINGLES
5000 feet running measure ARK LOGS
$4,000 feet "A, "a, "a, 3 and inch ASH
With large and general assortment of LUMBER,
sU1TABLR FOR BUILDERS. ID. L. THOMAS,
Office head Union dock on the Falls.
Below Pratt street bridge.
1T5-The Richmond Compiler, Fredericksburg Arena,
Kent Bugle Chesertown, and National Intelligencer,
will copy the above TO the amount OF 81 each and charge
Amer,canp office au IL
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NTOTICE-The Stockholders OF the Susquehanna
IN Bank are hereby notified that an Election will be
held at their Banking House, Port Deposte, the
cond Monday of December next between the hours OF
IL O'Clock A. M and O'Clock, p NJ for nine directors
10 manage the affairs of said Company for IL months
thereafter in confnrmity to the charter no eoa4t
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-28

Corner Pratt ST. and Dugans wharf lower end of Gen
Market Space. au5
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HBUNCH MUSCATEL RA1SHNS.-The sub
b , scriber has just received loI of BUNCH MUS
CATEL RAISINS, which she will dispose of in lots to
suit purchasers either by the pound box, low
they can be obtained in This city. She has also on
hand, CURRANTS, CANDIES, LEMONS, NUTS, &c.
&c. The public respectfully invited 10 give her
call al the well known stand of her late husband,
of Baltimore street and Market Space
did CATHARINE KENNEDY.
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Noa4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-02
INDEPENDENT TREASURY.

The following is the fourth section Of an act
es;iIled an act to establish the Treasury De
pariment," approved on the ID OF September,
1889, by GEORGE WASHINGTON
&" Sec 1. And be u further enacted, That II
shall be the duty Of tho TRrAsuRlR 10 recciCt
ard KEEP the moneys Of the Uuiied States
and 10 disburse the same, &c. He shall At al
iimes submit to the Secretary Of the Tressur,
aud The comptroller. or either OF them, the m
spsciiOH Of the r1oneys IN his hands"
The following IS the 3Oth section Of the ., N
act
See. %. And be IL fauhsr enacted, Tha
toe duties snd fees to be collected by virtue oi
thls act shall be recoired IN gold and ,urer con-
ONLY"
1, will thus be seen. that the act to establish
Q Trsssury, approved by Marin Van Bur,n or
the lth Of July, lsi0, is identical in pune pie
Nth the act spprs-.d ss the ID Of Sspisnber
1859. b, Gesrge Wsshinslon that the lnds
p-ni.ni Treasury system IS return 10 The
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-02
QpDM 81

0~FSThe total number Of lives lost by the Al
bany disaster, is ascsrtained to be tweniy-three.
The lunalic who was the cause of the collect
ing OF the crowd, was taken hold OF by person
in small boat, while ye, alive. (his hands be-
Ing confined by irons y when he bit the man
who had hold Of him in the hssd, which caus-
ed him TO lei 90 his hold, and he was dlowned.
!Stung 10 Dea".-hr. John Smith, Of Ty-
r"ne township, Fayeuc county, Pa, died on
the 18th inst, aged 81 years. Hs was stuns
on the back Of The neck by bumblsbses, while
engaged IN making hay, and died Of lock jaw
aGou, three days afterwards.
0ySSome portions Of the wreck Of the steam
er North Carolina, destroyed by coming in CO.
longing TO the Hen. Mr.. Nsssii, Of Georgia,
who was passenger on board, were lately pick
ed up on Baldhsad beach.
Free Persons Of Color in Louisiand.-S Sever
al bills were lovnd in New Orleans, against free
persons OF color, Tor being ia the state, contra
ry 10 lss, and 10 contempt OF legal notice to
quit it. The punishment in each case Of con
sIcIion. is fixed by law to be Imprisonment at
hard labor for twelve mosihs at the penitentis-
y.
DR.. Hines-slais James WslsN-whoss
crimes have made him ssmew hat potorous, was
brough ht 10 trial at New Orleans en- the 18th
inst, iOr negro .tsaliog, and found guilty.
Baltimore FLour.-The export or -four from
Baltimore to Rio de Janeiro, for the present
month, s.Isted by Ly yford's Commereisl Jour
nsl, will amount 10 10000 barrels.
/. A Bouncing Bet.--A Mr.. Csnpeil Stewart
Of La Grange, Tennessee, offers, under his
own signature. in the Western Wing, q bet Of
$40. 600 On Martha Van Buren's re election.
The news Of the Aesdis reached il. John,
n. B., BY the way Of Boston. eight hours 10 sd-
vance OF the mail from Hshisx TO ST. John.
Health Of Bong0r, N,.-Durng the sonih
ofJUly not single death occurred at Bansor
with popslsiion Of about 50O0.
Of The C.ure-The Hos Mr. Graves Of
hentoes,. has declined roun,.. again fsr Cos
.'es..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-02

TnE MAcEpoSIAr, ERiE. AND LEvANr.-
The squadron, under command of Commodore
Shubrek, left this place yesterday morning lor
Portland. They have been detained here since
last Wednesday, BY thick weather. This visit
has afforded our citiz zeus fine opportunity for
examining some Of our national ships, and they
have not been By any means slow to improve
the opportunity. The ships have scarcely ever
been free from visiters since their arrival, and
al times they have been quite crowded with Wis
irers of every sex. age and condition. The gen.
ilemanly department of the officers, towards all
who have approached ,hem-the pains which
they have taken TO satisfy the curiosity oi their
yislers. has created here n strong feeling OF
good will toward them, and when they sailed
we felt as ii We were parting with old friends,
rather Than saving GOOD bye TO the casual ac-
uusintance or week. On "Wednesday eve ninr
last, the anniversary Of the capture OF the Guer-
riere, the officers me- The citizens at dance at
Trescou Hall, and su Monday svenisg 4 large
number Of LADIES' aud gentlemen from the town
were entertained on baard the Macedonian.
Esstpeu Sentinel, 26th ult.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-02
PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY. August 2Glh
Sch'r Milo, HI~.s. OF Dennis, from K.nncbsc.
with lumber Tor this port
THURSDAY, Avg. eth.
Schr John Frederck, Lamph..e, from Bangor,
villa lUnbert 10 h. Bull, Jr. Sip Republic, SoUis.
iou New Bedford.
FRIDAY, Au.. 25th.
Ship Hoosley, L1ce, OF and Tor Warren. I2o
days IRON kaSl Coast OF New Zealand. with 22yU
bbis OIL, 1UO Spsrm--sbsenI - mOuibs.-SpOke on
the Coast Of New ZEALAND, Fob. 9Th, ship John Ad-
ans, Coleman, Of Nantucket $50 ;-I6lh. JOhu
Wells, Nev Jersey. ijOO Apni lltn ERIE Den
nis ol ths port, Z4UO 900 sp) - mos out tor hung
soon Mercury, Smiis, Of SOnniDsiOn. (i8ll) 25OD,
bound u iae Bay VI Islands aud thence nome
Head tfom, Bosdich. soule, Providence, ZyOO
sh. "a months; Spoke 121h. Alexander Mansfield.
Hudson l3og; 18th, bsTqoe COncordia, Ssghst-
bor 2loO Aug. 10th, lat 81 ~, lon ~ l5 brig
Alsclo Aysioic, Of and for Liverpool from lamar
ca, oil vel.
Brig Cabinet, Fish, from Fall River Tor Whining.
ton v e. The 4. IN beating out OF our bsrbor THIS
morning. u,.sisied, and vent on the Rscs. on
Beaver Tsii, near the Gally unhusg her r8ddsr.
and received GsDsgs In her hBll: she "a, got OFT
and lowed "a BY the Revenue Gutter v igilsn,, Capt
Connor, aud Is nov on tbs raIi way, undergoing ..
psHs.
Sch'r Minerva, Nass. Of and from Soruslk for
Boston ssmsfitsn, COfson. oi Caps May, from
phialei;t's iJ' fsii Riyo' rfh Cosl. bchsst
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-02
0PTO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. EVANS CAM0Mlle g. kPERltNT PILLS.
DR.. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
DR.. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP Cfor tcething)
OR. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.

THE GENUINE MEDICINES,
are sold at 100 Chatham street. New York and by
the regularly appointed agents throughout the
country. The public arc therefore respectfully re.
ques,ed 10 obtain them from the regular agents on
ly--aS there is deli,eriouS imitation ofthesc med
cines IN the market which renders this caution
necessary in order 10 guard the public against i'm
position.
AGENTS.
w. CALLAHAN, Newport r. l.; o. II
TINGLEY, Providence J. NC INTYRE & Ca
Pawlucket; BENZ. EARL x Co, Fall River
Mass. GIBSON a STERLING, Ct. Barring
ton; S. POWELL, SO Comhill Boston; ID
WITEHILL, New Haven, Conn; CANFIELD
4 ROBINS, Hartford.
sT BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
ar See also advertisements on the first page.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-02
Dlr1.

10 Wexford, on Wednesday morning last, Mrs
Isabella Vaughan, vile Of Rowland Vaughan, 10
the 10th year of her age svorthy member OF The
Society 6c Friends and much esteemed by all wLc
knew act.
In Brlsro. on Monday 9th ult.. George. son OF
MIR. Na!.a6is, feckhdm, aged II rnontb,.-- On
Thursday last Russell, d Mr. Henry Russell
Wares. aged 10 months.
In Providence, on Thursday mornns. 18th ul,
afters short and painful Illness, ErssIu, +. know
ton. ESQ. President Of the Traders Bank, IA the
5lst year Of his sge-On Friday last, Mr. Enoch
Bowen, formerly Of Orange, VT, aged 2S We eirs.
Al Philadelphia the 20h ult., Mf. Marcus
Earl, Of this town, aged y ycars
At Abins,own. Texas. Of iyphus fever atier q
sickness VI nine DAYS. Benjamin ID. Potter, former
ly Of Providence.
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ny NJ. Hall, AUCT,NR.'
SHEItIFE'S SALE

NEwroRr IS.
hN virtue Of an Execution issued ont Of the
~ Court'of Common Pleas. for the County Of
Newport, May term ls40. aud TO me directed and
delivered, will sell at Public Auction on the prem
'ses to the highest bidder, on MONDAY the h,h
day Of September neNt, at 10 o'clock a. NJ,
All the right, title and interest that JOSErlI l..
g. HARDY, OF Washington, in the District Of Ce-
lumbia had on the I'D day OF October 1882 at ihir.
~ minutes pas, i've o'clock y. NJ. (when attach
meni was made on the original writ in favor Of Will
ham Wceden OF said Newpo,D in and 10 a lot OF
land situated IN said Newport. with the /" Cottage
and other buildings thereon said lot being bound.
cd AS iollows;-yIz. South Easierly Kay street.
sixty feet - Noriherly land ef Sarah Perry, sixty
feet NORTH aud East on land of George Tiey aud
Patience Hudson - feet; aud South Westerly
on land of Mrs. Lawrence, - feet-bo The same
more or less.
Conditions at the time and place sf sale.
WIN II. DOUGLAS. Sherf
Newport Juse -. ISiO.-ie ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-02
From the Nord0ich aurora.
Great Meeting of the Democracy al
GrOlOn Heights.

The Democratic Republicans Of Groton have
called n meeting Of the Democracy OF the
County and State, to commemorate the battle
fought at Fort Grswold, September 6, ISL
The meeting will be held on Saturday next.
September 9Th, at . O'Clock, A. NJ, in front OF
the Monument on Groton Heights. There
will be q tremendous gathering Of the People,
net only from all parts of this State, hut from
other States. Gentlemen frsm the several
counties in this State will be present and sd-
dress The people. Hon. Richard N. Johnson,
Vice President of the Unisd States, has been
invited and IS expected I. be present; Hon.
George NJ. Dallas, Of Pennsylvania, Hon. q.
ID. Wall and Hon. p. V. Vrsom, Of New Jsr-
sey, Hon. Silss Wright, Of New York, Hon.
Mr.. Rantoul, Of Massachusetts, and several
other distinguished speakers, will also Or pres
ent on the occasion. We hope every Repub-
lisan fom this County will be present, aud we
NAV expect thousands from the County OF
WimdhaIn. and from all the other Counties.
Large Delegations are expected from New
York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, PsnnsyI-
vania, and New Jersey. Ii will probably be the
largest Political meeting ever assembled 10
Connecticut.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-02

Parker. Handy. Of Sandwich, from sw Bedford
for Norfolk Vintage, from Albany for Bostor.
Sleop Ehza. LawIen, from Warren with Molass.,
to ii, Ball
SATURDAY. Aug %
sleeps Victory. Heath. from, Providence for New
York; Hope, FROM b. a,ol for do. Rieusi, Heath
from Providence.
MONDAY. Aug 3ist.
Brig Antelope, Barlow, from Philadelphia for
Boston,
Sch'rs. Magnolia, Wilson, from Matanza, for
Provldence See. Washington. Read, from Prov.
dsnee for Charleston Is C.)
Sloep Moses Eddy. Bliven. from New York for
Pro'denee' Hudson. West. from Providence for
New Bedford.
CLEAREB.
3l't slooP Noses Eddy. Bli,eu, New York.
----~sN>~t e<s~~~~---
MARINE MEMORANDA.
At Havana Sd inst, schr Concord, Carr, from
this pert.
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good old plan Of the trainers Of the Constitu-
fion. That Msuia Van Buren, in recommend
ing and spproving the system, is only Doing
just what The Father Of his Country did, and
that now, in establishing this system, We are
DOLLY changing practices silently introduced By
Alexander Hamilton, the first Secretary OF the
Treasury. aud the great patron OF Fund Mon
gering Federalism and Aristocraey. and GET
ting back to the original purpose of the Cen
s,itu,0n, srd to the original practice under it.
Maine Age.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-02
TO the Public.

The public are respectfully informed that n
sermon on some doctrinal point of the Catholic
Church will be preached by the Rev. J. ORErL-
Lr, ia the Catholic Church of Newport. on
Sunday, 18th instant, at five O'Clock In the even
ing. Sept. ., 2w'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-02

LongerTty in Peru.-A genIlen who ira
velsd 10 Peru 10 1884, stated that while on
tour At Payts, Mr.. Charles Hgsiuson, L. :.
Consul there, introduced him TO an cid Indian
lady, l42 ysars Of age. Although she was un-
able TO walk, her intellect WAS unimp,red, and
she was able TO give 4 clear and correct account
of the different revolutions, invssions, &c. &c.,
of nearly century and hall. One fact wa.
insuIar: she wss attended BY \ maiden daush-
ter whose age was l07 yea0.-N Y. Sun.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-02

7trian Independence .--MeSice, June 10
In the Cosmopolita of the 10Th instant we read
tho following -" The English Minister by
order Of his Government, has sent note 10
Mexico, notifying the Government that il with
10 a given time which he named, the MrNrans
sia'I not have reeonqusred Texas, the udcpsn-
acaes OF that country will be acknowledged by
Great Britain" The note was refrrres 10 a
committee ef Congress.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-02

Longerity. officer employed in taking
the census Of Kings county, N. Y. found at
the residence Of Mrs. Maria Stil~rii, at Graves
end, colored woman at The advanced age OF
one hundred and Ihrtees She appeared TO
be iu perfect health ears, drinks, and sleeps
veil. She performs oil her duties as domes-
tic with astonishing energy and sctivity, sud
says she can milk the cows as readily as she
esuld a hundr,d years ago.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-02

The NEW ORLEAN. ELEcrIoS.-The Globe
gives the folowin: item Of curious intelligence
\, TO the Federal mode OF swelling majority f:
The presiding officers at the New Orleans
election, reported at stated intervals during The
eleclion, 10 tho Tippeesuoe Club, the Federal
majority. The Club reported 1t TO the public.
According to their reports, the federslIsts had
a majority Of little more than five hundred at
ibs close OF the polls. The ballot boxes were
deposited during the three nights 10 bank ;
-hen the fiusl count WIS made, the majority
sNsled from five hundred TO eleven hundred
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-02
NOTICE.

VuyiIE firm Of =. NJ. q J. II. sTEDMA. wa.
u this day Dissolved, by mutual consent. All
persons having demands against said firm are re-
qusscd TO present them for adjustment, and thoss
indebted to make immediate payment 10 =. N.
sTEDMAN, who Will costume the CABIN ET
BUsIN Iss, in all Its braoobes. at the old stand
No. 10 Byoad STREET
N. d. Constantly on hand, COED assortment OF
CABIN ET FUSITURE and CHAIRS, Which
will be sold on the mos, reasonable terms.
Newport. -,uly, 20 1870.
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NOTICE.

A w elect party can be fHrnsbcd with Dinner.
N o. Suppsrs BY giving ressonsblc notice al RE-
MoSD's, "a Tham1ssree
Al.o, pafiis. who wish 10 Le prov iGsJ lor On eE
cursions. can b. Accommodated.
y. .. 4 fsu price wil be . I'D for any qusnii'y
of Plose'. o. Fnslish sHire 1h,'s
,I- y
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-02
The OLD Line on u WE W.
Route!
Enquire for No. 10, Tbhmss-street. a
few doors south of the Custom house.
and directly opposite TO the
PERRY COTTON FACTORY,
W. QDNHa

AZ the pleasure of announcing to his Old
d 4 Friends, and Visitors to this island, that his
Establishment recently BaH ANys having unde =
gone a complete alteration ~ non opened in rood
style, ASA BILLiAhD SALOON, combining other
amusement, both fash ionable and rational
| de has returned from New York and offers to
SporSInen, a good assortment Of Guns which viii
bs kept 10 Let by the Day.-Also a good Horse,
aud gen,eel pleasure Wagon. TO Let
a Resauroatcnr Is connected with this Establish
ment. where Gcntlemen can be furnished with
ReIishes at all hours OF the day. Also, Suppers,
BY giving reasonable notice.
10 my iorrner patrons, offer my sincere thanks
for their liberal patronage, and from their many
kind assuranoos. lstteT myself shall not regret
that through Others narumenichiy, the I" Old
Line has been placed on New ROME"
~ The lovers Of Reading will always find
Table amply supplied with some orth most inter
estng ''Journas ofthe Day"
Newport, August I9h.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-02

Encourage Domestic Manufactures
StTONEs, for burning coal or wood msnuiac-
= turrd at the NEWPORT FOUNDRY, {,
which. for convenience economy are not sufp@ss'
ed by any stove IN the market for sale by
WM. BROWNELi.
Sep, ID NeIt soph ofhe Pos:- OGoe
qF The public are invited 10 call and examine
for themselves.
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NEw-YoRK CATTLE MARKET, Aug. q.
Reported for the New York Jour. of Commerce.
At market 1000 head Of Beef Cattle including l5O
Jeff ever last week, 55 Milch Cows, and $500 Sheep
aud Lambs.
The Beef Market was dull at last weeks prices.
Sales of 500 head at 80 10 IS, averaging So IS
per cwt
Mich Cows all sold at S25, S35 and SO each
Sheep and Lambs were in less demand. Sale
of 32oO-Sheep at 81 so, SO and Si Lambs at 81,
50 and 80 each.
IIay-Sales by the load at Sc TO Toe per cwt.
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SIiERIFF'S SALE.

NEWPORT, SIS.
EIY virtue of an Execution issued ont Of the
.R-D Court Of Comthoo Pleas, for the County Of
Newport, May term IeI0. aud TO me directed aud
delivered, viii sell ~ Public Auction the p, sm-
ise-, 10 the highest bidder, or MONDAY tho 18th
day of September next. at ~ o'clock, A. NJ.
All the right. title and interest that JOSEPH l..
G. HARDY, of Washington, IN tho District OF Co
lnnba, had on the 23d day of October ls9 at forty
five minutes past FIVE o'clock, =. NJ. (when attach.
nenl was lnade en tho original wr, IN ia.or Of Hen.
~ Bull Jf., Of said Newpor) in and to 10, OF land
situate IN said Newport. with thu A" Cottage" aud
other onlbudings thereon said I"i being bounded
as follows;-yiz South Easerly on Kay street, STA
~ feet;-North Westerly on land of Sarah Perry.
SIXTY feet NORTH aud East on land OF George I'll.
lev and Patience HUDSON, - ieet;-and South
Westerly on land Of Mrs Lawrence - i,et-bs
the same more or less
Conditions at Time and place Of sale.
WM. ". DOUGLAS, Shtrif
Newport. June l3, IS40-je ~.
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BRIGHTON MARK,

BRIGHTON MARKEr. Mondly, Aug "a
Reported for the Boston Daily Adv and Patriot.
Al marke, 400 Beef c attic 4iO Stores, $500 Sheep
and 920 Swine.
Pnces-Beef Cattle-Frsi quality Is SO
second quality 50 - third quality 3 15 az 10
StereS-Sal.S were not brisk; purchasers are
hardly willing 10 pay the cost OF the cattle IN the
country. We noticed sales of iwo year old at 5 IA
Is and Is and three year old at S2i, %. 81 and
%
Sheep-Dull. Lots sold for 25, 80, IL, So
81, ~, 81, and %.
Swine-Dull Lots to peddls at 81 a 3ic for
Sows and Al a. tor Barrows. Al retail fl ON "a
10 b.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-02

nOCT. OLIVER &. TURNER kesrs con.
~ stantly on hand a supply Of FRESH KIM
PoX INJECTION. at his stbo., nsIt door 10 his
mothers house iu Than,s-sL : where lie may al
ways he found ready 10 attend TO the various branch.
Of his profession.
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-02
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In New York ou Monday evening. 9Th ult., BY
the Rev. Mr.. Rice, Capt John Taylor OF this town
to Miss Susan LOUISA, daughter Of Capt. Benz
Downing, formerly this Town.