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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-03
WALBRIDGE PEARCE & CO

RE under the di-agrt cable Necessity ui saying 10
~ ih,,a rieWds who are indebted 10 hsm Thai they
are owing large sums hli must be cancelled. Viii
necessities he realized without, further trouble 10
AS b. more particular manner we wish 10 re-
mind ,A...e lndshlcd 10 nc firm OF. w albrdse and
Pence, yplo,e demands are uf some two or three
years standing, not 10 complain il they conp!i-
mcnleJ GiREErlNG. without further unIice. We do
ln mran ioLhreaten, bat say 10 Them, We MUST have
rur PAY. Nnw - he lime ~ toe the ma h..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-03
On

LECTURE at the Academy Iloll, on Tuesday
evening next, by DR. TAPLiN. Sub ect--lntellect.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-03

lGF Whb I'd =, Pcnrco AID Co. are dong bu me
he.r cd stand a formerly, haze hand. g'L shall
'ontinnr 10, ave g,iod and general assortment OF
srasonab|e goods, which they viii ~ / Tor RAY as
che "a tho chcnpcf'. "" mcan as say.
EI.i f'alLi.. LEV . L BIO 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-03

~, TIN WARE PEDLARS NANrEDi
| EN- active, capable vnurs men, over twent,.ona
wears of age Saatrd Ia pcddie n ware in tho vi,
riniv of Boston ior the term often nonihs eommen-
cins nbop lhc middle ri March next. Those who
can furnish vetS stout, sound, kind wofk horse I
"a 10 years of e, who can give uuquestionahle
testimonials oi Good character, of b,ing industrious
frugal ard trustworthy, add are wei lualifed TO
make good traders. can nave empoymcnt md fair
wages. % per-onal or written npracaiion POSTPAID
~ The subscriber, 10 miles north 81 Bos'on,
BuRRAGE YALE.
So. Reading, Mass. Jan l. lsi0 3i+4
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-03
4 Tin PLATE, DC.

HUI Boxes TIN PLATES IS X extra sizcs
and uost approved brands. IS buRdlrs sheet tion
Z. G.. "a 10 81, 100 DO iron Ware assorted from s
to IS 500lhs. sheet Zinc 500 do timed sheet Cop
per. 500 do sheet Load ESQ ,Qr feet wire YeIum, to-
g'thrt with general assortment Of Timers articles,
all OF wch will he sold 10" pYices for cash, by
Villas, LOOMS &. ca. Burlington, Nov Is.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-03

EO Dozen Spool Thread. 100 do Cotton Iapes.
sbO SO do linen do 100 aross STAY Laee'is. 10 do
Stay Backs. Just received by Villas, LOOMS
and CO. Burlington, Nov. Is, 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19

attending on ber dying bed-pRov JouRsAL.
10 Providence, on Sunday morning. Frederick
Hamilton, san OF Mr. Peleg A. Rhodes. aged 20
months.-on Sunday evening. Mr. John Martin.
in the Goth year Of his age.
A, Weenrn, Msss. ON Wednesday evening, the
leth inst. lieeL Sil,apus Wood. a Re yolulionary
Patriot aud Pensioner. in ths 9Sd year of his age
He was IN the bsuie Of Lexington, April ~. I775
aud bad the honor Of making the first prisoner 10 the
Revelation. % the 4ih Of July. iSa0. he psr,ook in
the festivities OF The celebration Of our lnde nee
Of Lexington-oa which occasion he entered into iis
spiri: with all the pstr iotism Of an American, and
ylyse'iy OF youth lie was invited BY TIE wings of
Wohnrn. to attend their butisonery eelebrahsn of
the 9Th Of July at Concord, and promptly declined,
saving TO the eomnues that waited upon him
You cannot deceive the BY assuming the name OF
~hgs" lie had his reason 10 the l.s,-hle,sed NJ.
children who collected around his bedside and
died with s' sonsss, assurance Of endless fslic i,y
BDsfea Post.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19
FLORIDA.

Fort Holr,e,, re. ~ Jsiy 3i.-The Indians
have apparently gone south, perhaps TO plant .
ue~ crop, ss II IS kno~p tbs, the rreesi opera
tons Of The I'd Infantry upder Gel. Riley, -ere
Of such an energetic nature as TO prevent Them
from pIso,ios. The summer scouts have de-
srsyed im@euse plantations of corn, peas
beans, ore.. an of ~hseh moa be truly ieh eJ
ihs eoemy, ss upon fsem he e'idsaily ssih his
hopes Of another ~,u,er kghi.
The troops 70 Esa Pisssas are usS arranged
npop line commencing H Nev Smyrna on
the Atlantic, and extending to Fort Fsosing 90
the ssvsnne.. Nearly sii the posts North OF
it's i.sr t,-e beer ,h,afo-eJ
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19

DRr Goops.-The Journal Of Commerce
states that there was a large sale Of worsted
siufis By the package in that city, on Wednes-
day, at the store Of Msssrs. Hsggery & Sons,
comprising the stock Of one Of the largest i'm
perters.
"The sale drew together q very large COM
pany from this city, and from almost sll the
other cities on the Atlantic border; and it went
of With spirit which surprised every one
The prices were quite an advance on what could
have been Obtained at any previous period Of
the year. and the company would have taken
another equal quantity il the goods had bsss
offered, without any material falling off in pri-
ces."
Another Sign.-At large sale ofbroadcloths,
few days since for cash, (by order OF the
Marshal Of this disrrict,) the prices ranged 10
TO 90 per cent. higher than the ssme qsslity oi
cloths sold for two years ago, on six months
credi..-BossoH Posi-.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19

GREAT BnirIAS AND lRELaSD.-An English
authority states TIM, the grand total Of capital
represented BY all property in Great Br,ian and
Ireland is estimated at f3, ,629, 100000. The
value Of all sorts Of public property is 9lo3,
100000, The value Of lands, horses, ships,
canals, railroads, mines, animals, ,imtsrs, crops,
SC. i. estimated at ss2,245.Ooo, 900. The val
ae of all sorts OF furniture, apparel, plate sps-
oie, money in Chaneery, Savings Banks DC
~ estimated at sf5ee, ,eo0, 900.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19

LARGE MEEriss IN New JERsEI. The
democracy New Jersey met in great numbers
al the village of Railway, on Monday afternoon
last. Il is estimated that above five thousand
people we're present. Resolutions we're passed
IN favor Of the Independent Treasury scheme,
and highly condemnatory of the conduct of
Gov Pennington in giving certificates TO the
FIVE federal candidates and expressive Of appro-
baton Of the final decision Of the U. s. House
Of Representatives. DR.. Moses Jaques oeeu-
pied the chair, and stirring addresses were
made by Gen. Wall, Vrsom, Adrian. Dicker-
aon and Thomson. The day was a glorious one
Ter the democracy of New Jersey.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19
Dtes.

Al Jsmes,ows. 90 Tsesdsy the ii,h last seer
long and painful illness. Josepb Grsese 10 the sis
rear of his sge IA veIy respectable and exsmpla-
~ ms nbsr " The Soceiy Of Ffiesds.
In Providence. 90 ssios4sy morning last. Mr.
Hannah ssos. wue Of M. Joks 5oow. aged -
yesrs, leaving dsso,sd bssbssd, ,hirees ehidren.
and tseniy tvo great grand ehiEfea. VIE soDsr-
ous tsisti.es. 70 rnourn the ioss of her sho vss
70 1ch 10 thsit snsrueos Tvs!vs OF her children.
ION, .cns sed eight dsv.hIers. ten Of ihen 20 mar
-f-1gf, -ess -~-r-r'e1 ~ -nrg.-f-' rfirii-ge "
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19

Boston and 81. Louis Rd;lrodd.-The whole
line Of road from Boston to 81. Louis is char
tered. The works in the west are suspended
for the present for want of funds. The whole
distance from ST. Louis to Boston is about
1875 miles; Of this will be completed next
year, from Boston TO Buffalo, 535 mies-in
Ohio, on the shore Of Lake Eric, So miles-in
G63 miles, making more than half the whole
distance, and embrAc ing two thirds OF the Who'll.
expense.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19

The METEDRs.--The New Haven Herald
says three observers at New Haven saw be-
tween the hours Of 10 P. NJ. on the night of the
9Th inst, and A. NJ. Of the succeeding morn
ing. three hundred and nias shooting STARS
The moon seriously in,erfsred with their OBJ
between that time and half past 3, four obser-
rers saw Ave hundred and nine. Their general
apparent radiation was, as has bscn noticed in
former years, from region between Csssiopeia
and Psrscus. During the whole night the
sky wss exceedingly clear.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19

Discovery Of IN Iohabitrd klard-Caotain
Wood. OF the ship l.. G.. Richmond. lately ar.
rived here, discovered while on his massage on,
an island in latitude I5o 81 south. longitude
l75' 25. west. II was a large island. well wood
ed, and apparently ihickly inhabed, Judging
nv the lights seen on shore NJ night. Captain
Wood not having aeon the island marked in anv
of the charts, named IL Brusmade's Island. Z"
South Australian Register and Port Philip
Herald.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19
PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

husuN IEln
Srhr's Martha Day, from Portsmouth, N. II.
for Philadelphia; Susan, TVbsy, from Fall River
for do.--Sloop J. s. francis, Baker. from Var.
mouth Tor New lo.l
thursday, Aug. 18th.
Schr's Louisa, Bray and Eclipse. Baker, both
from Boston for Philadelphia; Princess, Bool, frn
Boston for Greenpon. -Soop Hero. Weeks. from
Bangor for Albany.
FRIDAY. Aug. lth.
Schr's Albert ViDal. Nichols, from Bangor, with
lumber to Il. Bull, Jt. Ann D-nman, Trim. I'm
Camden for New York; Lspwing, McCloud. FIN
Richmond for Portsmouth. n. H.: Richard
Thompson, Buck. and Extra String. both fm Fsli
River for Philadelphia Samuel Slater, West I'm
New Bedio Il Mary Patton, Seslry. from Phia
delpha for Providence with loss of inainsail; EI-
port. Gardner, from Fall River Sleeps william
VI Borden, Brown, flom do. for New York Ex-
eel, GladdIng. from Bristol for do Charles, Ash,
from New York for Providence
SATURDAY, Aug. 18th.
Slosp Hudson. West. from New Bedford for
Providence.
SUNDAY. Aug. 10Th.
Brig Washington. True. from Providence fn
PicIou ". 5. Sch'r. Cora Cozzens from Provi-
dsnee President, Wlbour, from do for Balti.
more; Sloop Jane, Hall. from Pawcatuck for
BRISTOL Amity. Munror, from Providence for
New York; George Washington. Smith. from
New London for Providence; Moses EDDY. Blivsn,
from Providence for New York.
MONDAY. Aug I7h.
sIoop Bridewater, Allen, from Bristol with mo
lasses 10 ii. Bull.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19

COLA banker in Paris 10, long sinee. lost
his pocket beck, containing notes 10 the amount
Of $1,000 f1saes. He offered eoOS francs for
ns recovery. About fortnight sftsrwsrd, the
poeks, book was returned empted Of its con-
ttpt,, With note to the foIlo~inr effect IL
~iH return yoor ei,ooo francs, with interest,
Wien J am ss rch ss you are.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19
sSyrirai Of the acadia.

TEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
Ths steam ship Acadia arrived at Boston on
Monday morning. at about ten o'cieek. She
lsss Liverpool 90 the 4th inst, and consequent
ly has made the passage In twelve days and a
hall, which the Boston Times ssysn the short
est passage ever made from England to the u
n'ied States, Commercial affairs are still some
favorable than II the last accounts.
The prospects Of the harvest have improved,
md the corn market has, in consequences, slig h,-
ly declined. Flour was dull at Cd decline.
Cotton remained without much change, but
"ilb a tendency TO Improvement.
There 10 nothing later from Chios.
The export Of manufactured goods 10 the U.
States, which has been exceedingly small for
the first six months Of the year, has increased.
The President brings on, 1900 packages, and
the packets and transient ships have fair car
goes.
ARMING OF FRANCE.
The engrossing topic Of the week has been
the disagresmept Of the Epglsh and French
Government on the Easiera Question, the set
Uement OF wnich EnEIsno, Russia, Austria, aud
Prussia have agreed to attempt without the CO.
operation Of France. The French, at least the
French papers, exclain against the psrfdy Of
the English declare that the alliance between
France snd England which they now say, they
always regarded as hallow. is dissolved: and
threaten instant war against England and her
allies. The belliserent tone Of the Paris pa
papers had caused some uusasinsss on the Stock
Exchange, where ths prices Of all kinds Of
stock have fallen. We believe. however, that
the quarrel between the Sultan and his Viseroy
will be settled without provoking q general war
N Europe.
The London morning papers Of the Sd Aug
10 common with those Of the whole OF the pre-
csdine week. are filled with comments on the
'nonaciog tone and attitude of France, who is
terribly indignant that England, Russia and
Prussia should attemptto coerce Mehsmet Ali,
and preven, him carrying into effect his de-
signs against the Sultan.
% The steam ship President arrived al
New York on Monday afternoon, abou, o'clk.
She left Liverpool on The lsi, and was just n.
bon, IS days making the passage. The Asa-
d,a beat her badly-more than three days!
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Grand Instrumental Csncert.
03!Aa 20 20 R9S7OA11o
Tor Bosros,)

I'ro6ssOr OF hs Cirrfonef and 7,yon,Lonr,
RESPECTFUL announces to the Lndie.
- and Gentsmsn Of Newport and vicinity. that
be intends giving . Concert OF THURSDAY
tTo.mouow Evening, August 20th, at Arnory Iiad,
assisted by Mr.. DOWNE, the Fluis performer.
who stands unnvsllcd on that Instrument and the
Picolo fIuts. la the course Of the evening. MI
Downs will perform difficult Solo on ono join, Of
1is Flute, 'oiihom The aud o(.fngu,! which was n.v.
sr attempted by any but himself The entertain,
n'ent will consist Of a choice collection Of Duetos
and Solos. on the Clarinet, Flute and Trombone
ss will bo expressed in The small bdls.
Tickets To admit two ladies' and one gentleman 81
single tickets 80 cents. Children under ~ years
25 cents To be had a, the Herald OF the Times
Reading Room, a, Mr.. Town.end's Bar. at the
Druggist Store Of X. J. Taylor snd at the door o.
the evening Of the Concert. Doors open At 7. and
perfarnsnce TO commence at 8 O'Clock precisely.
Aug. 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19

The Governor Of Ken,ucky has issued a pro-
clams,iun calling special session Of the Leg
lsla,urc Of that State. to be held on the 18th
instant, for the purpose Of providing for the
choice Of Electors for President and Vice
President Of the United States. the subject
hsvisg been overlooked by the Legislator. at
The regular session.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19

Death Warrants.--A London paper states
that the Queen does not sign death warrants.
After sentence Of death 10 passed upon convict,
the Judge before whom the case is tried. writes
before the prisoners name on the caisnder
carried into effect, unless a contrary order is
given
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19

Murders in Philadelphia.-Duriug the last
six mopths, the Coroner Of Philadelphia city
and county, has caused to be arrested no less
than eight individuals charged with murder.
four cases the victims were iufans.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19

O The BALLOON, we are sery TO say,
ha, been obliged to haul of to repair some
damages sustained BY her machinery. Capt.
Woolsey informs US that he shall resume his
t-ps on Saturday,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19
OTTO THE AFFLICTED.
DR. EVANS chMOMllt O. APeRleNr pills.
DR.. GOODIES ctttBRaTtO FEMALE PILLS.
Or. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP 0for tesl.ing.)

Or. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.
THE GENUINE MEDICINES,
are sold at 100 Cbslbsm-stre New York and BY
the regularly appointed agents throughout The
country The public are therefore respectfully re-
queSted 10 obtain thee, from the regular agents on
ly--as there Is a deIterious imitation nfthes uedt
cines in the market which readers ihi. caution
necessary, 10 order to guard the public against i'm
position.
AGENTS
w. CALLAHAN, Newport r. T.; o. r.
TfNGLEY, Pfovidencs J. NC INTYRE & CO
Pawtueket; BENZ. EARL * Co. Fall River
Mass; GIBSON 4 STERLING, Ct Barring
ton; s. POWELL, 36 CornhiB Boston ID.
wITEHILL, Nsr Haven. Conn; CANFIELD
4 ROBINS, Hartford.
~ BEWARE OF CoUSTERFEITs
fr See also advertisements On the FRS, page.
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NOTICE..

TUyBE 6rm ofs. NJ. 4 J. n. sTEDMAN wn,
n thi. day dissolved, by muinal epns-ni. Al
psssoa. having dcmsnds sgsisst ssia hrm srs r..
anessd 10 present them for adjustment. and ,ho-s
indebted 10 make immsdi.,e payment TO =. NJ.
sTEDNAN, who will eoBnsse the CABIN Ell
BUsIN Ess, In sl iis branches. ut the old stand
No. 10 broad Anef
N. B. cen-ssnily on hand, good o.aormcni Of
CABIN EFT eUNITUuE and CHAIRS, whit
viii be sDld on the most reasonable terms
Newport, ,uiy. 20 i63s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19

The Sch'r Rochester. OF steuben, Me. before
repored ashore on Brenlons Reef. and subsequent.
ly on w Point. was got Of on Wednesday night
last, and tovsd into this port She has now on
board about 80 tons OF Coal
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19
From the New York Journal Of Commerce.
NEW YORK MARKET, SATURDAY. Aug. !!
iSpiril o. the mornings ReviewsN


Pot and Pearl Ashes re- main III. ssme - 75 for
Pots and S5 25 for Pearls. There is ,nor. demand
for Do"esiic Goods without any advance in rrice.
Dry Goldfish have sold =, a. t2I a2 25: No Mack.
-rei at SI2 s74 M 2 40 12I: No g. 81 IS Rive
has advanced To 624 ct.; Whea, in good dema nd Ut
81 I6 81 30 cts; large sales ofrorn ~ 81 cts mea
sure. aud co eta weight for Marvl,nd and Delaware
Northern anil Jersey 60 eta weight: Southern Oats
2s a 30 cts; Northern do ~ n A. Jersey ~ cts
Sales New Orleans and Porto Rico Mola.ses NJ 20
cts and Trinidad at "a cts Whal~ oil sells NJ 29I
cts. cash; Crude Sperm do AZ 90 9li cts Linssed
do 75 cts time. Sales Of Rice. for consumption at
81 62i a. Is. Whs;ebone sold nt I9I cts, cash.
TO-DAY-Th~re is no change in Cofion--pri-
res are firm md sales 400 hsle- per dav Flour i.
shsd. higher; sales Ohio. ronnd hoops st 81 I5a n
and 25c's. aud fat S5 25 and Gene.ses common
brand. AZ 3Is37,
Georyp,owp nnd Howard stree, Flour are higher
the sales TODAY bcine At IS 62a75.
4 cargo Of MARYLAND yellow Corn brought 81 cts
measure; the qnotsfion for all sort. hy weight s 90
cn There i. no Rye in market. The di.,illers NJ.
fer GEL cts for delivery. bnt there are sellers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19
AUCTIONS.
ny e. r. NEwToH, Aue.isussr.

To be son ct Public Auetiss. [ Ts-moryop1
THURSDAY. Augua 2Otk. OF " o..
clock A. M.. at the ispsr store on Clos.
piin's WAsyf. is the rsor Of Rsmssd',
COnteesiOsory. No. 1877 TAanss-strest.
4 10, Of Z 90 bottles Of ehsies Old India Msdsi.
"A m. Brown. Gold Brown. and Pale Sherry
WINES. Also lot OF cslsbsassd BEN GAL
BRANDY & ANCHOR GIN.
n. B. The above Wines and Liquors may be ez-
amihed this afternoon. Aug. 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19
BY NJ. HALL, AUCT'NR.
SHEIiIFF'S SALE.

NEvPoRrsS
nN virtue of an Exees,isn issned ON, Of the
- Court of Common Pleas, for the County Of
Newport, May tern le40. and 10 me directed and
delivered. viii sell at Public Auction. on tbs prem
ises, to the highest bidder. on MONDAY the I4;h
day Of September next at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
Al the right, title and interes, that JOSEPH l..
C. HARDY, Of Washington, in tie District Of Co
nmba, had on the 23d day Of October 1889. At thr-
~ minutes past Eve o'clock, p. NJ, (when attach
ment was made on the original writ in favor Of Viii
liam Weedsn Of said Newpo,O in and 10 . lot Of
land situated IN said Newport. with the '' Collage
and other buildings ,hereoni said lot being bound.
nd ne folows;--viz. South Easierly on Kay-slreei.
sixty sct -Nor,herly on land OF Sarah Perry. sixty
iest;-North and East on land oil George Tilcy and
Patience Hudson - feet; aud South Westerly
on land OF Mrs. Lawrence, - fee,-be the same
more or less
Conditions at the time and place OF sale.
WIN. II. DOUGLAS. Sheriff.
Newport, June l3, ls40.--je ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19

Es,r Ross,sr.-Th. Mail from Bsffsie
bc-nd E-ssard. vas robbed a. Le Roy 90 The
r-c--9Ne cf ,tr r~'s ir.'s-'
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SIiERIFF'S SALE.

NEWPORT, 81.
nY ,irtne Of an Execution issued out OF tho
Id Coar; cf Cotruion Pleas, for the Coupiy OF
Newport. May term Is40. aud TO me directed ard
delivered, will sell nt Public Auction, the ptst.
ises 10 the highest bidder, on MONDAY the j4,h
day Of September noxt. NJ 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
All the right. title and interest that JOSEPH \.
C. HARDY. Of Washington, in the District Of & p-
lumba, had tho 23d day Of October. 1889 a, fsriy
FIVE minutes past Eve o'clock, =. NJ, (when siiseA
meGt wss made tho original Wi, in favor Of tsn.
~ Bull, Jr, Of said New por) in and to lot OF lana
situate IN said Newport with the "Co,tige" nud
other onibuildings thereon said lot being bourdsl
as follows wiz. Son,h Eas,erly on Kay street
~ feet;-NouL Westerly on land OF Sarah F,rty
siSty feet North nud Eas, on land OF George fi.
lev and Patience Hudson. ---- feet;-and South
Westerly on land OF Ms Lawrence - feet I've
the same more or less
Condition. a, time and place Of sale.
wM. u. DOUGLAS, Sheriff
Newport, Jure I3. lSA0~-je II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19

Nnw-YoRK CATTLE MARKET, Aug. 10.
tRepor,ed for the New York Jour. OF Commerce ]
Al market $50 head Beef CattIe, including 100
left over last week. The siies reached 9O0 head I;
a; 6 TO -. averaging ~ IS the 100 lbs.
Cows and Calves-95 offered and all sold at S25,
IS and SIS each. No change.
Sheep and Lambs-There were 1000 offered,
nearly all Of which wrie sold al 81 Sc. - and S5
each for sheep. and 81 25 TO - for Lambs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19

Arrived al New Bedford, on Sunday ship Hec.
tor, Norton. Pacific Ocean, with a full cargo Of sp
oil. 10 Chas. w. Morgan. Heard from in March
ship John Coggeshall OF THIS port 30 bbls 50 OH
Margaret. Wimrenpy. do. 100 IA Feb. Gev. &
Susan. New Bedford, 2iO0
Touched a, Fayai, May 9th. ship Boy. Bar,on
Of Warren, aud landed g5 bbls oil
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NOTICE.

THNHOsE persons wishing to send thsir Children
u eiiusr Of the Pubic Schools, ar. requested
TO make stpicaiIon 10 any Of the Undersigned
Committee, as no Child will be admitted 10 either
OF the Schools without such application having
FIRST been made
Wv. II. Do0LL.ss. Chairman.
CaARLEs LAYTON, JAS. Hoas~ILL,
Jos. q. WEavER, Jon. ALLAN.
DAVID J. Coup. X J. T.YLoR,
JosEPH JosLEs, o. O. TvasCR, see.
Newport, Aug. ~. lsio