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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-14
Dtt1.

In this town, on the 5th inst. Mary dsugh
Of Mr. John Sharp, aged l3 months.
On Wednesday morning last, Miss Susan AT
kinson, aged So yesu.
On THURSDAY, Frsncis Meadsr. younges,son OF
FrabcIs Carr. IN the 5th year sf hrs age.
On Saturday last Emma Amelia, infant daugh.
ter Of Mr.. Daniel Anderson, aged months and
- days.
In Middlciown on the Sd inst. Alice Maria.
daughter Of Peleg e. Anthony, aged % yesrs. -
On Thursday last, Mr Ira Barker. son oftbe late
Isaac Barker, Esq. aged 50 years.
In Bristol. On Friday morning last, George Al
vim. son VI Mr. JeLmiah BoSvofih aged 20 mos
In Warren, on FRIDAY morning last. Doci Dan
ie Barru', aged - yesrs.-Ssme day. Norman
Little. son Of Mr.. Perez Hopkins. Of Providence,
aged year and 6 months.
In Cumberland. On 9Th inst, (sfter a mos, pain.
ful and Distressing illasss, which she bJre with
christian patience and resignation Ms Sally.
wife Of Col. Amos wAipple, OF Cumberland. in
the 18th year Of her age.
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ArnocIous MrRpEn-.lsQuEsr AFTER
sEARLI THIRrr YEARS. On Wednesday, M
inquest WAS held in the parish church Of Fan
net, county Of Donegal, before - NJ iler.
ESQ, coroner, to investigate the circumstances
connected with the death Of a female found
baried in Balkinsrd bog. IL appeared from
the evidence that while some nen were occu.
pied cutting turf on Friday evening. the 2lst
io.tsni. they discovered the body dressed 10 a
dark stuff gown. and flannel pciiicoat, with a
scarlet handkerchief tied rsund the head. The
body was in a state Of the most perfect preser.
vstion. the flesh not in the least decayed or
khrivelled, but perfectly firm. and free from all
unpleasant smell. The wretched woman had
evidently beea barharously murdered, as her
throat was cut in a mos, frightful manner - The
hair and a ribbon eneirclng the head, stained
With blood. and the left arm broken. Several
witnesses were examined, who clearly recog-
nized and identified the body ss that Of Briiy
Thompson. wife Of Owen M'Swinr, deceased,
aho suddenly disappeared in the month Of
May, 1871. under circumstances Of 4 most sus
picious nature. It'had always been rumorea
in the neishborhood. from the time she had
been missed. that the body had been buried l.,
the bog. after she had been murdered as wa
generally supposed. by the parties suspected
though. strange TO say, no search was made.
nor uld any lnsesiigafion ever take place uniI.
the body was accidentally discovered near the
surfarc OF the bog. This neglect and wan, oi
inquiry is the more to be regretted az there j.
very little doubt that sufficient evidence for
fnerly existed TO have led TO the rnnv,c,ion o.
the murdcrers. Il was rrally astonishing to
see n human body for thirty y-ars inhumrd j.
bog, With the linramen,s apparently p"rfcc
,nd unchanged "a an the dsv ,he unfortuna',
creature was murdered: and The clothes of the
deceased were uniniured by time. Even IN.
small pox. with which she was sl sl,ily marked.
was clearly discefnahl~. from the powerful an
tissptic properties of The bog. The figure was
finely proporiioned. and the limbs perf-cilv g.
lasiic, and most eyqu-iiely formed. with bcau
,iful dark hair. flowing down the neck, - Il
yelling from the eve Of nature the horrid dee
rf an unnatural assassin. TO The crrdn Of the
parishonera, every etertion was made 20 throw
light on the mysterious deed. but without e.
feet The jury found that "Thc bod, was the
body Of Betty Thompsoo. Who disappeared IN
IN. month Of Nav, 1911, and that she came b,
her death in consequence Of a wound inflicted
90 her throat with some sharp Instrument, by
seme person or persons unknown"
Derry paper.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-14

Ruin in Fairhdren. wings have leg
sa5In in Fairhsvsn, to indicate their mlssrably
poor and distressed condition. under This cruel
and awful administration. In the meantime.
yhile they have been ruined. they have iGcr.ss-
"a their whale shp. since is2e. frora ten 10
tiiriy-nirs. at the rsis Of fr,ire the last four
years. Contrses have just been made TO build
,-o ships at Farhsvsu-another has been
bought ,t Msiipoisri., ard three others from a.
broad-in al. ar neie stips 10 the nid.' Of ruin
sud hard times. Tor sinail town Of less than
fsur thousand inhabitants.
Last Sunday. one Of these ship, arrived ihsr.
the splendid Ne~ York psesst snip Erie,
formerly Capt. Funk. to be fitted out IS fast a,
sossible. AID yet, "a good 20 uhsling is, .sns
o( the Ne~ Bsdfoae merchants are putting
~hsIins vessels into the freisiainy business.
vhish 10 qsre Sc good, Il net beiier. So, ~s
zee -ba, . tlniber1SR th. Ne~ Bedford folks
p I..p ., ir ihss. bed i-'t!
P.r'o- P.s
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Real Estate at Auction.

ssSeA NOTICE is hereby given that there
nS8 will be sold Ut Public Auction, on the
ilil premises. an the 2S,h day oi October
s~SsSSNA next. n, , o'clock q. NJ. by virtue Of
License Of the Coui OF Probate Of the Town Of Eas
tir"enw'ch, all the right. title aud interest. uhieb
MANY tOGG EsIlALI., deed, hnd at the time
of her decesse or - much thereof as III be snt.
cIen' To pay all her just debts and incidental charges.
IN and TO crriau lot of land with dwelling houfs
thsreon. situate IN the compac, part Of the town of
Newport, on Easton's Point; fronting Westerly on
Washington. and hon nded IN TIE North by
land late Of Sami Phillips deed South on land late
Of Sim"n Newton, aud East on land OF widow Dyer
AND ALSO, in and to all the buildings stand
ing on one other lot OF land situate said Eason .
Pom bounded South an Wilow.spcst, East on land
late Of Peter Dennis. deed. Westerly on land late Of
James Townsend deed, aud North on land late Of
Henry Handy.
SAID Estate willhe sold tn the highest bidder, for
cash on delivery OF Deed thereof to the purchaser.
SILAS WEAVER, Admr
Fast Greenwich. Sept. 23d. Isl0-tw.
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vinoiSiA.-The Richmond Enqnirer. afier
saosins from letter 10 which Mr.. Rires claim.
I'd the stale Of Virginia by 10000 majority for
Harrison. says:
III Mr.. Rves has So written 10 Ssns'or Tall
msdge, be has written What he must have
hoo~u 10 be false. In fact, the bold assertions
oil this inturisird pariIzan are not now entitled
10 any coohdenre. He Who has so shameless
iy throsn himself into the arms Of the enemy
~ho once pledged himself nriiher 10 woo nor
~io the Wings. snd vet appeared i, ih-ir log
cabin on Saturday night. winning thsr huxzss
hy the recklcssness Of his assertions and the We
hemence of his manner. deserves TO forfeit all
respect for his impudent declsraiiou.. Virgin.
10 60 for Harrison by 10000. Go for him at
all. Nerer. Our accounts from the country
continue 10 be the most cheering. Many an
honest States Right man is abandoning the
cause Of Harrison and Webster. The ridicu.
lons hnnbugs Of the Wings, and their attempts
10 blind and debsse the people. are justly -x-
citing the indignation OF every unimpassioned
observer Virginia will never abandon her
principiss-never encourage the Aboliii0uisi.
never vote for Hsrrison and hi. clique. She
10 safe bv thousands. We have direct accounts
fros the Northwest--from the gre,t eeunIIes
Of Harrison. Monone ALA, and Brook. All is
well there. A correspondent writes US from
Essern Virginia IL am jus, from Prince
William and Stafford. have never seen men
IN better spirits. The Prince William vote viii
be an avalsnche. Changes are daily taking
place in our favor. This kno,r. The State
10 ours by larger majority than YOU claim"
The Nashville Union says I'VE are NOV.
ine merrily, upward aud on~ n~ard-and if we all
spring 10 the popular wheel. our majority in
Tennessee Cannot be less than seven or eigh,
thousand votes"
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Derry paper.

BuSKkR HIT MoSrNEST.-We learn from
the proceedings of the Directors Of the Hunar,
Hill Monument Association, held Yesterday
that il is probable that " contract will soon hp
entered into. for the cuipSetiun of the uIonu.
fnept. according TO the original plan. 10 The
height Of 220 feet. A skilful and responsible
contractor is ready To enter into an -ug .crment
TO complete the monument, including the com
pensation to he paid 10 the architect, for the
su, of $4,000. This is exclusive of the era-
ding Of the grounds. and the erection Of -uii-
able fence, besides which there is n debt from
the Association, for money borrowed some
wears ago. amounting TO over $4,000. with inter
est, which svells the debt to about $1,000. max
iss the sum Of near $50 900 requisite for the
satisfactory completion Of the undertaking.
For efecting ihi. object, the present aud an
iicipsted resource. Of the association are the
following. The funds in the hands OF The
Treasurer Of the association and Of the PrcsI-
dent. aud Of the Treasurer OF the Mechanic As
sociation, together with subscriptions OF sundry
individuals. IRE more than equal TO the amount
rf the debt. The sum now in the hands Of the
managers Of the Ladies Fair, consisting Of the
nett prucseds OF the Fair. including several
ronrribuiion through the hands of the Presi-
dent nf the Association, exceed ttiriy thousand
dollars In addition, two gentlemen are ready
20 nav over 10 the Treasurer Of the Association
the sums Of ten thousand dollars each. as soon
{. il shall appear. BY the final adjustment Of the
r,ceir,. from the Fair, and the conclusion Of
,he contract for the completion of The work.
th,, the conditions If these muuifcent dana.
ions are complied With. This will be aecon'-
plished, ~r nav. NJ doubt. in few days. mss-
log the sum available for the completion VI this
noble work rIrTr THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Boston Patriot.
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OTTO THE AFFLICTED.
Or. EVANS CaM0Mlle & APeRltNT PILLS.
Or. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE Pills.
or. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP (for tssthing)
or. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS,

THE GENUINE MEDICINES.
are sold at 100 Chatham-street, New York and BY
the regularly appointed agents throughout ths
country. The public are therefore respectfully re.
quesled to obtain thea fIom the regular agents on
iy--aS there deliteriouS imitation ofthesc medi
ciues in the market which renders this caution
necessary in order 10 guard the public against i'm
position.
AGENTS.
w. CALLAHAN, Newport X. /; O. r
TlNGLEY, Providence J. NC INTYRE Il Co
Pawlucket; BENZ. EARL & Co, Fall River
Mass; GIBSON d STERLING, CT. Barrin.
ton; S. POWELL, SO Cornhill Boston; d
WlTEHILL, New Haven. Conn; CANFIELD
& ROBINS, Hartford.
~ BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS.
~ See also advertisements on the first page.
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An ELOQUENT Record"

GEs. HsRRlsoS. born of an srisiocrs,ie family
educsied uueeI The care of RsbeH Morris. through
fsmi, patronage received an appointment in the
standing army when only nineteen years OF age
snj there i,n6ibej those high toned federal pnno
pies which have shoUe ss consp'euously IN almost
eyerv of bis life down 10 the present day.
In l7ss he was chosen delegate 10 Congress He
was warm & jealous supporter 81 TIE ALIEN AND
sEnIroS LAWS NJ tine elder Adams, and of all The
measures cf ais administrator while IN Congress.
In lcOl, he wss appointed Governor 1T Indiana
On the i7th September 1907. he approyed of and
-gned law SELLING WHITE MEN INTO
SLAVERY for hnes and costs. Tie slso approved
OF sud sigued q. lsw Furnishing With WHIPPING, 10
The fIll measure %. Tf!iR'rf-NlSE LASHtS.
with double servitade 10 lime. any stierpt Of the
unfortunate victimp escape from his 'sncm'nioIs
bundase.
In 1907. he approved Of. and Hgned law. re.
ducing unna,uralYed FOREIGNERS TO level
wrn MULATOEs aud NEGROES in re'psei TO
civil rights
In 1907, he signed Law providing for proPert,
qualife slion for oiers by which no AMERICAN
CITIZEN. unies. he should have acquired FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND free from incun,branee, csnld
ENJOY the iusstmabe aud most sacred right Oi free
men. the rIshi of choosing their public servants
In ISL he entered the army. aud continued in
command until 1913. when he resigned hi. cou,-
mission IN THE MIDST or THE WAR. aud
retired 10 his farm at North Bend. The illusriors
JACKSON was appointed in hi. place and closed
the war in blaze Of glory at New Orleans
la 1920, he was elected a member Of the Ohio
Senaie, and AGAIN voted for a law SELLING
WHITE MEN INTO SLAVERY for tires Il
/ costs.
In 1927, he was appointed Minister to Columbia
in S29 he was recalled for improper interference
with the affairs OF that government.
One it. IN more. aud the REGARD is complete
la lS40 he is presented ~ candidate for the suf.
fIases Of the American people BY the combined fac
lions Of Hartford Convention Federalism Abolition
ism and Anil-uasonry in The North. and the slave.
holding arIstocracy "f the South; Lest he should
the head and representative Of the party, COMM,
them IN favor OF or agan-, any particular principles.
by frankly responding 10 the inquiries OF bis fellow
citizens. u committee has been appointed 10 sns~ er
those inquiries, and see that he make no decara.
ton Of his principles for the public eye they how
ever point the acts Of hi- past life. and declare for
him, iha, in these respects his opinions HAVE
UNDERGONE NO CHANGE"
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3A ar ri ts1

In this town, on Sunday evening last, BY the
Rev MIR Brooks. Mr.. William Smith. 10 Miss
Harriet Simmons. daughter of MIR Henry Sim
mon, Nj Moses Barlow. 10 MISS Rcb-cca g
CoggrShal daughter ofthe late ~: ChsS Coggers-
hall Mr. Robert stanton. to MISS Elizabeth
Barlow. daughter Of Mr.. Lewis Barlow, all Of
this town.
Same evening. by the same. Mr.. John W. l.
Foster, io Mis-. Margaret =. Cahoonc daughter Of
the late Capt John Cahoone. j.. all Of bis town.
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MARINE NENORaNpA.

Arr s, New York on "Wednesday last. ship Kn-
,usof, Taylor, Of this port a days from Amser-
dam.
Arr a, Havana 23d ult., seh'r Eagle, wylie, 10
davs from this port.
Arr at Piclou, esJh uit brig Hsrris,, Yinson,
from Amsterdam.
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Oct, 5,h

/ Reported for the BoSton Daily Adv and Patriot. J
Al marke, lo25 Reef Csue, GAO Stores, $500
sheep 1875 Swine.
PRICEs-Geef Catie-Tho prices obtained las,
week were hardly sustained. We quote ir-, quail.
vat 30 5 10; second qualify So IS; thrd
qsaliiy 75 ci7j
Bsrytf'ns '"b's Several iu,r "r Caur were rur.
chased '"r harr.llns al 81 for Meas and 81 for No
Storss--io u,er Prices were not sustained and " q
reduc. our quotations. YrHrng. NJ Sc a o; two
Old Sl2" Is; three year old S2l
beep-lots sod sor 80, -, G7. | si. 81,
%, ? o. and275.
S,one Sales quick at the prices obtninrd ssi
week; I"'I NJ - a 81 for S"ss aud a II for Bar.
rons selected lots 81 aud Al At retail from 4 to
81.
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FRIDAY. Oct OH.
SShr Paris Pendleion, Bangor; sloop New
York. Mason, Providence, for New York
SATURDAY. Oct. 10Th.
Schr Brsinard, Corsen. bingham fnt New Lon
don.
TUESDAY, Oct. 18th.
Sloops Cicero, Macy. fnm wateham; Victory.
Heath fIsm New York. for this port & Prev
dshes
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CLEARED.

6ts-Sleor Aana~cn. Buriick Mobile.
7th-Biig Ociavia Iioxir. New Orleans.
" Cabinet Lswton, Wilmington, ". c.
Sch'r Reaper, Mclaughlin, w. ladies.
Sls-Schr Delight, Peace. Nickerson, Providence
I3ih-Sloop Victory, Hsah. do
Do. Rien7i. Heath. do
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The Britsi Slip William, for Trinidad -
THIS large and excellent vessel departed hence
IN Saturday. 81 instant. for Trinidad, with
nearly ran hundred and fifty persons OF color,
who, under the auspices of that eolony, viii
probably become resident ciIilrps ~th all The
privileges aud advantages Oh their arrival. We
are iniurnsd ;ha; those shn left embraced some
of thc most valuable AID useful portions OF our
coiored populaIon. Every comfort has been
extended 10 them for their passage. aud The
most liberal supply OF stores WAS provided by
the excellent agent who had the arrangement.
This ship will return and sail again as soon
IS practicable for the same concern and her
passengers for that voyage are making up rap
IDLY. Al the same time vessels are nov pre-
parin., and are advertised TO GO to Jamaica and
the British West India Islands for the same
purpose Baltimore PAPER.
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NOTICE.

A ny select party can loo furnished with pinpers
"A or Suppcrs b, giving reasonable notice u, ki:-
MUND's, i37 1hamss-s rect
A.o, parties who wish 10 b. prov dsd for on sI.
cnrsions, can be accommodated.
\. r. A fair price vii, he paid for any qnAn'iiy
or Plo,er OF Eng lish Snire as shove
Aug I3
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NEW foRK CATTLE MARKET, Oct. 5,h.
Reported for the New York Jour OF Co nmerce
Al market 1850 head Of Beef Cattle including
800 lett over last wset; 80 from the Sorih, 80
rom III. Fast. balance from tbs State; 80 Mich
Cows ana 300 Sheep aud Lambs.
There was d large proportion of The Beef small
and m eror which makes the average leSs than last
week The sales reached to 1850 head at s. TO "a
averaging s24 The 100 b-.
Mlch Cows -ame as last 80 sold at S23 $2S, and
$35 each
Sheep and Lambs sell about the same. 3iO0 taken.
Sheep al 81 SO. ~ 80 to 81. Lambs at 81 to g.
each.
Hay sell, bv the l"sd from tho stand al 50 to 60
cents tho 100 lbs, with demand.
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Railroads in he United Stnies.-Thirte-n
wears ago there was not rsi.ro.d in tins coun
The iirst one that WAS Constructed was
The Quincy railroad ia Msssac chuseIt-, extending
rom thu Qmiu~y qusrries 10 the N~tousett iner.
dis anoe of only four miles. This vas OPENED
n 1927 The next Wa the Msuch Chunck
road in Pennsylvania, which was opened IN 1929
leirs five miles in length. These were the on.
~ railroads opened in The United States pre,i-
"us To- 1881. So that nine years az" We bad
bnt nine miles OF railroad in the whole country.
The entire distance Eos IN actual operation, OF
- process oi rapid completion. is two thnussud
~o hundred and seventy miles! Nearly the
whole OF this distance is ALREADY completed .
besides which there are other roads in course
4 construction Ia the extent of two ihuu.and
three hundred and ferry AK miles making in
III four thousand six hundred and ,isieru miles !
What commentary upon American enterprise
Is this We doubt If a parallel instance could
be found ia the history Of all past tine.
n. y Sun
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The New York Post states that candles OF
the Kind described in the annexed paragraph
are nov manufactured in that city:
Margarine Cdndies.-This is a new kind Of
candles that lave been usrd for several years in
Paris. but have only recently been introduced
in'o this country. They are prepared, We be
lievr. from talIow, but in such a way that they
uoi surpassed either for brilliancy strength
of Iighr. or hardness aud durability, by the besI
sperm candles that are manufactured. II is
said they may be shipped to any part Of the
globe without soiling the materials in which
they are rntIosrd, and are found 10 resis, The
heat OF the warm-st Iituudes. The wicks be-
lug plated, never require snufiine. aud what il
especially TO he noted the candles are sold a.
bout thirty per cent lower than the common
sperm.
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PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY. Oct 7ik.
Stbrs Emperor. Shor,,. from New Bedford for
Taunton; Ea,srprse. Perry. GsrIiaer iof PfOv. !;
IsnTy. Perry. sslem tor Baltimore Experiment,
Atsin. Lsathsm tor Nvy London; Dsnyht N
Peace N,kerson. Boston foS Providence; SlOop
Fame. foger. ssniues,i for do.
s,LsD. --Sep'r, John y. woilo,d, Niekersn.
appals,sievls. Sspeiio. Townsend. W. ladies
siyop ABssuon, Bursick, Mobile.
THURSDAY, Get 9,b.
seh'r Van Burea. Cssse, from Nsnsemond. for
Proyideuce otOop Guilfvfd, Coleman. Norfolk.
sear Traveller, Ryan. from PERM AnbOy for
Wafshsg1.
srlrp-Brigs Cabinet, Lsvton. wi's.ing:sn.
- e o-,vis. E~tis 80 pr'-sr'.
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4 Noslr Cew.-Mr. Samuel Cranky. OF
Woodside, Delaware, gives, IN the Delaware
Journal, a statement OF the performances of his
COW q" Blossom" in the way OF milk giving. IL
almost exceeds belief IL almost exceeds be.
lief. Blossom" is thorough bred, short.
horned Durham, five years old. The state
ment gives her produce al milk for one week.
commencing on the 18Th of June lat. She
vas MIXED three times each day. The first
i.y. she yielded 3si quarts; tho second. Sal :
the third. IS the fourth, sc; the filih. IS: the
sixth. 365 the seventh. SO ;--iotal. 247i quarts
in seven says.-s'srasins IS quarts each day
Bcstoa Post.
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CuRr FOR SrAnmEKiSs.-Those Ia cores
pcndeul assures us) Who suffer under the dis
irrssng affection Of an inpsdimsnt in their
speech. may be efiectuslly cured-~h@re there
by perseverance, for three or four mouths in the
SIMPLE remedy 81 reod'ne aloud ,rih he tecih
closed. for a, least two hours IN the course OF
each day. The recommended Of this simple
process adds" can speak with certainty OF
the niilmy OF the remedy y."-Liierdry Gazette.
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TssrrssLI.-The British Wings are boast.
ing of the result 10 Nashville. They h.,s tor.
merry obtained majority IN that crt, Of more
than 4Oo-thry have Do- majority, according
u the optosIiion paper. of lss IL lhey claim
ih'" great victory in the event ofihs Dem.
oefsis carrying the Sisie BY 2O.0OO-~s issy
expect 10 see tlat termed a Wing" victory N
'he 'up'ris'i-s degree. Pr. IA bssni,ll,.
NJ E-g
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RfsroRiYa TAINTED BUrrra.--Thc fal-
lowing simple method OF restoring rancid or
over salled bnrter, ] have prartrsed with sue.
cess, and II may be Of value to sons Of your
readers:
Cut or break the butter Into very small pie
rss. or what is better, farce il through a coarse
wire sev~. SO as TO make IL ss small as possible /;
then put II into churn with sufficient guam
tiiy OF new milk TO s~im il. and churn il well ;
Then take it ont and work il thorough, 10 free
II from The milk. adding aiiitls salt il necessary.
and IT will hardly he distinguished from entire
" new buuer.-Neic Genesee Farmer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-14

EmrGRATIor To JAaAIcA-A few weeks 4.
go we mentioned IN detail The plan adopted by
the Legislature Of Jamaica to encourage The
emigration OF free colored persons 10 that Is
Land. IL may he well to repeat Dow, that funds
are provided Tor the graiultous passage from
the United States Of those who are willing to
60. vessel Is now at this port, advertised To
day, which is fitted up especially for the ac-
com nodslion Of Emigrsnts. Jamaica opens to
the eoiord riizrn the same political and soc lal
rights and position snJoyed by the ~hile iuhab.
liant. Th-re is 40 distinction whatever. snd u,
equal civil aud personal immunitirs. the rewards
OF skill and Industry 10 every occupation are
amply rewarded. Applicants TO The Agents
Once. No. a. Walnut street, or 81 South Front
street, may lrarn whatever It uay interest them
to Ino~.-Nas'onat (Phd.J Gozeae,