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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

AccIprNr ON rHE HARLEM RnLwAy-Last
evening, about o'clock, an elderly woman was
crossing Centre near Walker street, she was struck
down by the horse attached to ofthe trains, and
before she could be extricacd, the wheel had pas
scd over her ancle and nearly severed II from the
leg Her head was also cut by the hoci Of the horse
striking il. She was conveyed home in hack.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

ATTEEPr.-Thrce or four rufFians attacked Dennis
OConnor in Savannah. on the 2ith inst, just as he
about TO leave for New York. lie was dreadiully
beaten
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01
Police Office.

FRIENpLy OVEN MUcr.--A few days since, one
Thomas Bamfsrd arrived here from the old country,
possessed of great stock Of worldly knowledge,
and eleven sovereisns in gold coin Soon after his
arrival, he put up at The worlds End" where he
fell in with old country named John Graves,
and to John he communicated the fact that he pos
sessed eleven sovereigns, and then went 10 bed. in
the morning. when Bamford awoke, he discovered
his loss and missed John. Bamford on this sought
out the landlord. and the latter said he suspected
John must have stolen the money, and he recon.
mended application To the police. Bamford fol-
lowed the advice ofthe landlord, and John was
rested On being brought mp for examination, John
said that he took the gold because his friend
drunk, and that he went TO sleep, and that some
robbed him whilst he was in the arms Of Morpheus.
The magistrate said Johns story a lame one,
and committed him for trial.
a Pair Of Spectacies.-Meg Rankin was charged
with stealing pair Of spcctaclcs. the property Of
Mary Conner. Mary fouxd IL difficult TO recognize
her aids TO sight. and a long argument ensued be-
tween her and Meg, which ended by the magistrate
dismissing the case.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01
My blessing with you !;

MY WIN
And these few precepts 10 thy memory
Look thou character. Give thy thoughts no tongue,
Nor any unproportion'd thought his act.
BE thou iamli ar, but by no means vulgar.
The friends thou hast, and their adoption tried,
Grapple them to thy soul with hooks of steel
Blu, DO not dull thy palm " tn entertainment
OF each hatch'd, unfledg' II comrade. Beware
OF entrance to a quar- ell but, being in,
Bear it that the opposer may beware Of thee.
Give every man thine ear, but few thy voice:
Take each mans censure, but reserve thy judgment
Costly thy habit rs thy purse can buy,
But rot express q In fancy; rich. not gaudy:
For the apparel oft proelams the man:
And they in France, of the best rank and station,
Are most select and generous, chief IN that.
Neither borrower, nor lender be:
For loan oft loses both itself and friend;
And borrowing dulls the edge Of husbandry.
ThisSbove ALTO thine ownself be true;
AnosIr must follow, as the night the day,
Thos canst not then be false to any man.
Farewell; my blessing season this in thee
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

Or BY the Casper Hauser we have received Ma
tanzas papers TO the 2lst March
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

ADVICE TO TRAvELLER.-My amiable young
friend, Jack O'Haggerty, sails in the British Queen
today for England and France, where he intends to
spend the ensuing summer Well, in the words of
Shak speare, ADVISE him, for the sake of the friend
shin bear old Jack, thus
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

THE BRITISH TRooPs ON THE BoRpER.-The
miserable creature who misconducts the ''Commer-
cial Advertiser" attempts to deny our statement
that zoo 25O men had been ordered from St. John
to Temscouta. The original statement was con-
tanned in letter from our spondent at Bangor
dated few days before Mr. Varnum, the state agent
of Maine, made his report. And fthe poor creature
of the ''Commercial' would leave off stuling and
swilling at "other peoples expense" and open his
eyes, he would find in the correspondence between
Mr. Forsyth and Mr.. Fox that statement is there
corroborated and that it originally obtained from
the official records of the State of Maine.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

FANCY STocks.-stop into 2il Broadway, be-
tween Park Place ard Murray street, and fit your
throats to some Of the most elegant stscks of the
f.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

PRAcrrcAL FoLLY.-Bryant enlargRe the Even
ing Post. The contrary ought TO be the policy
Bryant will soon repent his enarging.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

CHATHAM THEArRE.-Tbe brilliant engagement OF Mr..
Booth terminated last night much 20 the rrct ola large
Yer Of sdmrers who hoped TO see bic " t and King Lear
Tonight Mr. Hill takes the throne AVID ycrsonses OF
his eccentric Yankee characters here evidence ofmuch
observation of character furnished w a. performances Ia
soioutnng IN Vermont and Cape 81 have the
identical boys which TO be REPRESENTED tonight and TO
those who wish 10 them ~ the least 10
this theatre We pleased that NJ W. r. Blake APP
too the Last Man tonight Tie performance though
amusing Tie best and most sirt-
king known upon The English stage The astscene actually
thrilling and Is Just praise say hat play Ut
better than Mr.. Blake.
BRospwy and beautiful acts OF horse
mansp will be given this evening q this elegant and wen con
Quoted resort There real talent rrity aha oe
eency this beautiful Amphtheac THANH all the o
the city together.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

TESrH WARD B.SK.-Mr. West, the acting Pre-
sdent Of this Bank, that he will give
statement that will place his Institution right be-
ore the public Very well--we pause
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

CASApA.-Thcrc is nothing new or important from
this part Of the country, and no prospect Of inter
ference by the Americans. The story about tho
British Authorities calling down the Indians from
the Upper Lakes is not believed The only trouble
anticipated is from the Internal and domestic dissen
sions between the different sccts in religion and pol
tiles. Gov. Thomson seems 20 be getting along
quietly AM easily with the government at present.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

BRoNsos appears tonight for the last time, at the
Tabernacle Thank God for that.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

An Extra Herald--Tho Governors se'o "i
the Registry Act--Triumph over the wan
street Influence.
The Veto Message OF Governor seward IS eNP'N'
ed this morning, by the five o'clock boat IL 1t
come. we shall issue an EXTRA HERALD from
this Office containing it, in two hours after It's
,,or Great interest is felt in the city TO see IT,
Wall street is in mourning-t TO heaven Ne"s
bows, look out. Money can be made
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

MEDICAL DEcIsIoNs.-Thc physicians Of st.
Cairsville, Louisiana, to the number of thrtytwo,
have threatened to refuse medical advice TO any
person whoi is against their stealing dead bodies for
dissection.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

From CASADA.-WARLIKE.-Th following ex-
tract from a letter. received in Buffalo, looks war
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

The WEEKLY HERALD of last weck-a lie" CO.
mics Of which have been printed expressly for the
sailing of the British Queen-can be had al TINS Oh
fee 81 Ann street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

LETTERS ron EURoPE.-Gilpin will take letters
and parcels to 60 by the British Queen" till one
o'clock today. Ills in the Exchange, cor
ner Of Wall and William streets.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

GOVERNOR SEWARD AND THE REGISTRY AcT.-
Our Albany correspondent does not state positively
whether the Governor will veto the registry act,
but by verbal accounts from Albany, received yes
terday, assured hath ,cW place his refo on
this foolish lau. John Duer Joe HoXie, and others
Of the Wall street influence, returned yesterday
from Albany where they had been, endeavorRg to
persuade the Governor TO sign he bill. They had
little hopes he would do it, whereat we rejoice, as
some evidence that Governor Seward is throwing
off the atrocious influence of Wall street If John
c. Spencer or Thurlow Weed have advised the
veto. we put il their credit, the opinions of our
Albany correspondent TO the contrary notwithstand-
ing. When the veto is certain, we shall lift the
awful curtain-and make dashing movement into
futurty.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

TEXAS AND MExIco.-The present position of
these two countries is summed up in few words
Mexico is distracted by internal discussions; the
Federalists have formed new republic called 'Rio
Grande" in Coahua and Tamaulipas, so that Texas
has fear of invasion from Mexico. Texas is going
ahead; emigration there is immense; the Indians
all sueing for peace, and the Army and Navy is in
fine order. Crops abundant but money is
scarce.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

Nc We particularly request the attention Oh our
readers TO Iryings Sketch ofthe Mississippi sehee
i. this days paper. The " knckerbocker ior
April for which it was written, Is published to-day
This popular periodical Is sent to ITS country SUP
scribers early enough to enable them TO read 1t as
soon as its city readers The popular adyanthor oil
"a Home-Whe'n Followl" is also permanent
contributor to the Knickerbocker.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

DrvoRcEo.-Thrty nine couple during the recent
session Of the MARYLAND Legislature.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-18
$40,

"ILL BE pAlD 10 any person who Will
w prove that ! eyer played tpr money sincr
my establishment has heen erected. On the contra.
W, have uscd my utmost endsnyppf nj all iaes
To prevent gambling Repo,t- have been circulated
by my relentless aud perssfu,ng egog,ics, aud char
gus hnga bsen swarm la 10y sno.herfv-n man derii-
tnts Of character, honesty or verscty (which have
brous indictment against ne by the Grand Jury
"f tn. sapreo,. Coar--clarging mo with having
gnmblcd for sans oi money VI .undry ,imes. Con.
sclous Of my innoceueo--pT which bav. ample
prooi--snd not fearing the rrsn, used avery eS-
er,ion, through my attorneys Mcssrs. Pesico md
Ennis. TO procure an immediate trial. bni ih. bus,.
ness Of tho Court woald noi alloy IL this term I
therefore usb ,hr public ~ an act of justice. to re-
member that 'le law prcSnpes every man nnocen,
nnul he is proved guilty.
Bs, there sas double motive FOR this persseu.
lion. Its orginsteT 10 nov under bonds To answer
a case bofoie the Circuit Court IN Jane. wherein ho
10 charged with the disgraceiul crime Of slanderng
a faniily-or which am member, and could he. by
any means, FIX badge Of disgrac. on me. il might
help him 10 his defence. Rest assured. my friend
you who sticksih closer 10 than o bro,her--i
the public aud The bench shall be made acquainted
with ysnr motives. IN order that tlry msy lie able
properly 10 epY'se'ote @em -. -
N. u. The pauqpsgs af the public is solicited -
Tho Alleys re cl9'ed atH TensoBnbl. hour, and no
gambling efsny Description permitted The public
may be assured that no eKsfjons shall be wanting
10 render my sStablisbnsnt y pleasant resort 10
those whp ysh occasionally y, jpdulge in ex.rci,s
aud raiioDsl snuse,oeni.
Nee ppH Marsh u. 1872
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-18

Business at ChaplssfoE. Charleston
Courier Of The 80 inst, says" The Spring
business, We are happy TO say. spps,rs TO
have taksn-lke the peach aud apple bios
soms. new in full bloom-as early start, and
our wholesale dealers have for a week past
been pretty briskly employed"
Daguerreotype Likenesses.-A young artist
IN New York. namsd woleou, has made an
improvement, in the DagusrreO,yps. by which
no can take the most exact miniature hksoessss
during sitting Of one minute.
NAvAL.-Csp,aiu NJ. c. Perry has been sp-
poiated TO the command Of the steam frigaIe
building at the Navy yard, Brooklyn. and has
in charge the supsTintsndence Of her equip
ment.
| National Bsnk-A resolution was presented
IN Consrsss .on Monday, by Mr.. Pope, of Ken
tueky. dselarsiory of the sxpedieney Of ssisb-
lishing a National Bank. With a capital of
seventy millions Of dollars.
! Trade of Massachusetts in Ice-L.st year
the quantity Of ice shipped for dstan, ports. al
the whares in Charlestowu. on beasd one hun
drsd and forty resseI' was upwards Of tAirts
thousand toaS'
R0isisg the Wina.-A young man in New
York is raising the wind by pretending to be !
letter carrier, and reeeivin: postage for rha
proves 10 be a blsst sheet Of papeE.
The IRON Ship from England. Via Brazil, hat
arrived at Galveston. previous 10 the I'd ult.
and was TO take home freight Of cotton, Sh'
! is represented as = splendid vessel.
A CoLD VorAoE.-Durins the recent ffoe'
on the Connecticut River, mas a, Barnet va
carried down twenty-five mile, on cake Of ice
but escaped.
Francis Bloodgood, Esq. formerly Mayor o
Albany. n. Y, and late President of the Stat
Bank. died at Albany on Wednesday.
Steam .Ships.-The merchspts of Hsvre ar
raising a subscription 10 build a line Of steau
ships to run bstween that place and New Ior'
Pigeons.-Tsn millions or pigeons it is ssri
mated, passed over Buffalo, IN. W one da
last week. The heavens were black With thsnl
PLouh At CI,cINrArI on the Isi., sold 10
S3,37. Itw expected TO he down to 50.
The Great Uestern is TO sail for England to
morrow. the 18th instant
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-18
MARINE MEMORANDA.

At Mobile Sd inst schrs Octavia, Wceden. and
Virginian, Burroughs, both loadngfor ~ York
10 sail about The i0h.
cd at franklin, La, 22d ult schr Woequ, Ste
vens, New York.
Cid at Wilmington. 4lh inst brig Malaga, Bur
Sailed frlrn Savannah. ath inst. brig Poland
Gardner, Havana.
Al Havana, 25th ult Schr Eagle. Wylic, dg for
Savannah.
Al Mobile % inst. slosp Portugal Rogers, from
this port.
Air at Philade phis. 9Th inst schrs hlmirs Den
mis-, and Glsdisipf, Baker, both {, ON this port
Arr at ApalschicoIa, I7th ult. brig Florida
Philips, from New York via Cedar Keys
Arr at Mobile, 2sth ut. schr Rosa!the. Baker
Havana.
At Havana, 29th nit brigs Echo, MesseT, Viii
urngton. next day; Arkansas, Cobb, for this roH
Arr. at Baltimore, 18Th inst. sch saml Slater
Burdick, Of this port.
Sailed fm Liverpool Feb LIST, ship Hannibal
Mumford, Mobile.
Burdiek, Auakapss--do. ID inst, sehr Export
Gardner. PbIlsdslphis.
Ar a, Genpa Jan l7,h. brig Ivanhoe, Almy, from
this port via Gibraltar.
cd at New Orleans. 2g,h ult. sch Wapsw
Ar al Charlestown, 9Th inst. sch Reaper, Baker
I'm ST Marks.
Ar at Norfolk, 9Th inst, sch Caledonia Kingston
n.
wHlJERS.
Al Psyis, Nov. 29th, ship Anne, Riehmond, o.
and for Bristol, few days. with 1850 bflssp OIL
Arr at Woods's Hole. 9th, bark Geo. Washing
top, Whhtos, 8. Etlsn,ic oesan, yith 40 Srl' o.!
200 sp.)
Ar at Edganown. Iitb inst barque Alfalfa
Sprsgue. S. Atlantic. 450 sp,--Repons, middle o
Jan. brig Gov. Hopkins, Bristol. 50 brDs,
Ar at New Bedford. on Saturday last. ship IndiI
Luce, Isdisn Ocean. ST Helena, Jan. 2ltb, 40
bbs (150 SPY oil to Abm ". Ho~lspd.--Feb. l0b
la, n, parted company vah ship Arab. Cushman
1 Fairhsv.n. 200 ibis
Ar at EdgauowD, 18th inst ship Jefferson (o
sas,utkeD Swain, Pacific Ocean with z4Oo bel'
sp OIL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-18

CONGRESS- have not room this week
TO give the proceedings in Congress at all in
detail and in truth. there is but little of inter
est 10 note, excepting the admission Of the
Democratic members from New Jersey to their
seats; the vote on which question was taken
on Tuesday the 10Th inst.
The Committee on ElectiGns had reported
that Messrs. Dickerson, Vroom. Kills. Cooper,
and Ryall, had received the majority OF all the
legal votes al the election. Mr.. Fillmore had
moved TO recammit the report to the Commit
tee, and Mr.. Petriken moved to amend the mo-
ton, so as to admit, as sitting members Of the
House, Msssrs. Dickerson. Vroom. kills. Ryall
aud Cooper. The pending motion was for the
previous question on Mr.. Petriksn's amend
ment. 1t was seconded. aud the main question q
was ordered by vots oflO9 TO 81. The amend
lnent was agreed to-yeas Ill, nays 9l.-The
resolution as amended was then adopted yeas
Ill, nays 40. Mr.. J. Q. Adams and two or
three other wings declined voting.
Thus, by a majority of THIRTY ONE
votes, has THE RIGHT TRIUMPHED.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-18
From hss Bay Ssute Democrat
THE WORK GOES BRAvELY ON.

The democracy Of the BAY Snte. have reaseo TO
rejoice a, the glorious prospect before them. From
the East 10 the West, fom the North to the South
does the most cheering intelligence Of the progress
Of democratic principles flow in upon us. 1nere
is a steady, eons,an, current Of democratic tesheg
flowing onward-and onward still-whieh IT will
no, be in power OF federalism. in ns most de''
pers,e attempts to stay direct from lt' proper
ehanaeL
It's progress 10 sure. Wherever the admirable
message OF our excellent Governor has reached
there. has the seed Of democratic uith falen ard
when N. aus,sn shah come round. il will yield an
abundant harvest. We consider the re-elecilsn OF
Marcus Morton as morally certain: and that the
electoral vote win be given 10 Martin Van Buren,
we have no doubt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-18

CFWs regret thar We are unable, fef want
Of room. TO give the evidence We possess Of the
progress Of Democratic principles. as IT Is
shown in several States where sleetions have
been recently held. particularly in New York
We can only say ,ha, THE CAUSE PROS
PERS GLORIOUSLY and tina, the e'i.
deuce is as strong as We could wish. that ths
Empire State WILL BE REDEEMED Al
the next election.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-18
NOTICE.

The 9Th Lecture Gill be delivered before the
NEWPORT ArnEsAun, at ARMY Hall. THIS
EVENING, March ls, ls40, al 7 O'Clock. by
DIR. CHAsLEs CsTTos.-Subjsci, " 1hs Set.
Element Of New England"
GPTicket. to be had at the Stores Of Messrs
VIM. Callahan, X. J. Taylor. VIM. A. Barber
and Augustus Bush. Price ia cents single
70 for 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-18
III drrte0 D..

In this ts~n. on Sunday evening srh inst. by the
Rev. Mr.. Mckenzie. Mr.. Eben.zer Briggs, VI
Proyidenes. 10 Mrs. Sarah Eldridgs 9th io~n.
On Monday morning last, BY the Rev. Mr.. Dq.
m.n,, M,. samuel @ a. Parker, ., m this town. 70 A.'
OF Somerset. Mas.
In Mtddleiown. on Wsdne,dsy last by the Rev
MIR. Howard, Br. Albert SmIth, 10 Miss Mary Ann
Barker. I'd dspglI.er Ot W.. Ehphss Barker, all oi
Niddetown,
In PIoYIssass, 90 Tuesday evening l0Lh insi.
to Ms Mary Jane Gsrdnsf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-18
PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIvEn

WEDNESDAY. March II.
Schrs Queen OF and for Tasnion, from Eliza
bslh City Lady Gluten. from do for Providence
Excellent. Baker, I'm New Bedford for Albany
Trader, Nys, do for do Eagle Shuly, Prv0idence
for York River. Va; Wandspasso, Ed1y, fm Fall
River for Charleston ;-Soops Gipsey, Be,sy. fm
Wareham for New York Cicero. Bessy, I'm do
Tor do Providence, Brown, Providence, for do /
Huntres,. Chase. Hatwieh for do; Eliza Nleoll,
Dunbar. New Bedford Tor do; Eject Macy. Nap'
tueket for do.
THURSDAY, MarchI2.
Brig Sea Bird, Dennis. days from Savannah,
with Cotton for Providence ;--Schr Geo. Henry,
Abbot, from Elizabeth City for Providence Sip
Msses Eddy. Bliysn, fn New York for do.
FRIDAY. March IL.
Sioors New York, Barker, from New York for
Providence; Hudson. West, I'm New Bedfard. for
Providence Bndsewatsr. fm do 'oI Warren.
SATURDAY, March u
sehr P,ena Of Peace. Snow. OF and from Har
wich, for Hartford Glide, Hawkey, Of and from
MONDAY, March I6.
schrs Ci,izen, Gilkey. I'm Camden, with Limo to
the master Gen. Warren. McIpiile, fp do ipr
FallRiver; 81 Lukes, Gould I'm Lincplnsllle for
York; Farmer knight, iD, Eastpon for do. VIM
Henry Thorndiks, im Thpmaslap ipF do. james
Ote.. Drumpend fn Scnua,o, for Washington n.
c.; Wolga, Cock, fni do. for do; Constitution,
Richardson. 6 days I'm Deer Isle with lumber 10 II
Bull jr; Van Buren,, Allen, I'm lubeck for CITY
Poipt; Abigail, Adams I'm Providence, for Norfolk
Friends Delight Chgce. fm Dennis, for Frederoks'
burgh; Lersin, OF aud from Wareham, S,apard,
| foI New York; Sloops James Lamphere. Kenny,
/ from New York via New London, for this port and
Providence Elenor, Murdock, fin Wsrehsn io'
Albany; Leader, Davis, I'm n. Bedford lndepen
dsncc, Stuart fm Fall River for New Bedford
TUESDAY, March IL.
Barque Sarah Lee, Of and for Bristol 26 days IN
! New Orleans, passed up this morning
CLEARED.
! Brig Canoucus Bigley, Mstanzas
Sloops New York, Baker, Providence.
do. Riepzi, Heath, N York.
do. Moses Eddy, BlIven. Providence.
do James Lamphere. Kinney, do.
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OTTO THE AFFLICTED.
Ga. EVANS CAMoMllE g. APtRlsNT Pulls.
Or. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
DR.. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP Cfor testhing)
DIR, HUNTS BOTANIC Pills.

DR.. HUNTS B0IANlC PILLS.
THE GENUINE MEDICINES.
are sold at 100 Cha;ham-strcet, New York and BY
the regularly appointed agents ,hroughou, the
country. The public are therefore respectfully re-
quested to obtain them from the regular agents on
ly--as there is delIterious imitation ofthese med
iciues in the market which renders this caution
necessary in order 10 guard the public against i'm.
position.
AGENTS.
w. CALLAHAN, Newport, n. T.; o. r.
TINGLEY, Providence J. NC INTYRE g. CO
Pawtucket; BENZ. EARL & Go, Fall River
Mass. GIBSON AZ STERLING. Ct. Barring
ton; S. POWELL, 36 Cornhill Boston; ID
WITEHILL, New Haven, Conn. CANFIELD
* ROBINS, Hartford.
zr BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
IL See also advertisement, on the first page.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-18
Duo.

In this tors. 90 Monday 9th inst, Henrietta
daughter Of John Henry Gilhsi, aged 3 years
on Sunday Is, inSi, Mr. PASCAL Romans. aged
- years.
In Bristol, on Monday 9th lost. Pamela Fran
nonlbs snd IA tsys.--On Wednesday nornips
lasi, A5ty Hove. aged yesTs. and o. Tbufsday
.v-ning. Iosis. sgsl ; non'b', shildf-- ,f Cspi
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-18
DISASTERS.

Loss oy raE SNIP ELiz, r. ABBT or PPovrDgscE.
The ship Eliza 4 Abby, Capt. Wade. sailed I'm
Wilmington. NC. Dec. 18th, with cargo Of tuf.
p.niine for Liverpool and was totally los, OF the
Irish Coast, IN 81 Georges ChsnnsI sOrne time ia
January. letter from the Csptsin 10 The own
,r,, states that al the cargo bad been ispded al
wsIiord, ~ eood order, aid would be shippes 10
Liverpool. The sails and nggin. Of the ship had
been ssved and sold. A letter Of previgus date.
coniainng full particulars, sept by a packet ship,
ha, no, YET armed. The +. s. A. vas owned BY
M.,.rs s. q A. D. Arnold. no Insurance.
Pror. H,rsid.
Tn. sloop Superier, sailed hence 5dh inst and
SsvpoIt 10Th iaa. for New York, With cargo oil
domestic goods. &e. and veni ashore II A. ". san
Ia, on Poisf's Reef in Fishers Island sound
where she remsissd until The i2,h, With xind fresh
from NV vhsa she vas 90, OF bali past ?. "
With the ss,stsnce Of the crews Of the cutter Moi
RI, and sloop Jsno. Sf this port, after eiscbargng
her entire cargo into Shr Thos. Petierkcn. OF Nss
I,ondon. and earned. with the cargo 10 fsv Lon
don. The spp.risr was no, n,neh injured, DO
wa, 10 90 90 the rail way Friday to examine Th'
goods we're lsnaed 10 good orser.--Pror. Josr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-18

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