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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09
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SHIP ATW NEW S.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
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WEDNESDAY. Sept 2d.
Sehr John Hull lnsleS. from MichiaS for New
York-P ioneer, Noors. from do for Providence.
THURSDAY, Sept. Sd.
Schr. Delisht-in.Peace N,cSerSon, from BoS,on.
S.oop tludSonr West from New Bedford
SATURDAY. Sept 9Th.
Sch'rs. ircrc1Se Smith, from Providence for
Philadelphia; Curlsw Cobb, from Bangor for
New York; New Polly, White. from keunebec
for Fs'l River; Superior, Kelly FROM do for do ;
Walshman, Gates, from Bangor lydia. Baker.
from do. /. Western Trader Baker, from kepnr-
be-, Texas, TIlbeIy from Thomaslon for New
York; Freeman, Spear. from do for do Hero,
Duncan. from do. for New Haveu; John Spotiord,
Snoford from do. for Richmond NImrod Lin.
hin, from hbapy for Boston; Bunker Hill Mureh.
from Gardner for New York
SonrS Hudson, West. from Providence for
New Bedford; Glide Matthews. from Yarmouth
for Hartford
SUNDAY, Sep, 9th
soOP Anon, Hull, from Providence for New
York.
MONDAY. Sept ,th.
Revenue Gutter Vigilani, Connor from a cruise,
& U. 5. Brig Washington, from Survey OF the
coast
Yacht. On .Ka Ilv-e. Stevens, OF and from New
York on an excursion Sehr Batavia, Gilkay
from Belfast; Marquis. Gem, from BuckSport.
Sloop Mas,as9it, Brown, from Albany for FaI
River.
TUESDAY, Sept. sth
Schrs Signal, Baker, from Kennebcc Tor Nor
wlch Hornet, Bur-, from Taunton for New York
Mariner, Adams, from Na.tucket for Baltimore
Augusta, NickerSon, from New Bedford FOR Bal
tmore.
Passed up to-day Barque Sarah Lee, frem Vii
gisia OF aud for Bristol
CLEAREE.
I'd Sch'r. Glide Patterson, Norfolk.
5ih. Do. Eagle, Wyhe. Havana.
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At Trinity Church, on Saturday evening last,
by the Rev. Mr.. Vinton, Mr.. James Il. King, TO
Miss Caroline Florence Little, all OF this town.
In Providence on the lst inst, by Rev. Dr. Tuck
er, Mr.. Jos. c. Parni, TO Miss Nary Ann Howe,
In Pautucket on the I'd inst by Rev. l.. +. Barn-
ly. Mr.. JoSsph A. Church. nf Providence. 10 Miss
Sally Brightman. of Pawtucket
In Providence. on Thursday last. BY Rev Mr..
Parker. Mr DAVID Q, born TO Mlss Ann Eliza only
daughter of George V. Bowen, Esq all Of Provi-
dcnce.
Al New York on the 9th nit. Rev. Henry Chan.
Rev Wr Scott, Alr Hiram B. Monrs TO Miss Mary
T. Bosworh.
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ID Dleg. |

In t,,is town on Saturday 29h ult. Mrs Miriam
da Bales, wife Of Mr.. Philip Bates, aged ~ yesrs.
On Thursday evening George Augustus son oil
Captain George Vaughan, aged years and
months
On Friday last. John. son Of Capt. WIN. Vars,
aged year and months.
Like fair flower on which the storm
Hath rudely past-thy tender form
Hath faded but thy soul sublime
Bas1s in a more con2enial cline
Thy little breast has ceased to heaye
And though thy parents much NAV grieve,
Iis Gods decree, and they should bow
With rs.igsstiCn To hiin now.
Their hopes indeed might be forlorn
II no bright resurrection mora
Shed light upon lse silent tomb,
To rob pale death Of half its gloom.
Led on by Farm we may behold
The vIctor's pam-the crown Of gold:
And bring our splris near the throne
Where death and sorrow ara not known"
10 Bristol on Wednesday last, Mary Ann. dsu2h.
ter Of the late MIR Joscpn l. Bowler, aged ~ years
10 Bristol on "Wednesday ev.nin: last b. the
ming. aged 20 years. a native oftn lovn. Ills re-
mans were brought here on the 29th ut IN the
Steamboat. and respectfully Inferred
At Philadelphia on the 9Th ull. afler distress
ing illness, Mrs Pheb- p. Mumford, widow VI
the late Mr.. Tbomes II. Mumford. VI this town,
aged " years
Al Fort Gaines Ga, 22d ult after short III
ness. Mr.. Henry Mumfotd, late Of Prevalence.
ln Nes Orleans, stk ult., 10 oon,sausnre 81 IN
Juriss received By fall through The hstchWsy OF
store in Poydras street. Nr. James Greenlraf Jr
aged 20 years. a native Of Bristol, r. l but for
many year. resident Of that city.
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From the Globe.
WHITE sLAvERY-GEN. HARRISON

WHITE sLAVERY-GEN. HARRISON.
We have received frsm indianapolis. a esri-
fed copy. under the bro,1 seal" NJ the State
of Indiana, of The llih, 3O,h. and 3lsi. sections
Of the act Of 1907, approved by Gen. Hsrussn.
providing for the sale Of bite men aud ~omsn,
10 certain cases. The copy is 10 the ieiowins
words, viz:
An ACT INSPECTING TISEs AND PusIsRMESrs.
SEC. IL. If any person shall ualawfUly as
sanlt or threaten another in any menasing man
ner, or shall strike or wound another. he shall.
upon conviction thereof, BE- fined in a sum not
eXceedin: one hundred dollars; and the court
before whom such conviction shall be had. may, ,
10 their discretion, cause the offender 10 enter
into recognizance with surety for the peace
and good behaviour, for a term not exceeding
one year.
SIC 80. When any person or persons shall
on conviction of any crime. or breach Of any
penal law, be sentenced 10 pay fine or fines
with Or without the costs OF prosecution. it shall
and may be lawful for the court, before whom
such conviction shall be had, 10 order the sher-
i'll to sell or hire the persons so convicted, to
service TO any person or persons who will pay
the said fine and costs for such term of time as
the said court shall Judge reasonable: aud il
the person or persons so sentenced and hired,
sold, shall abscond from the service OF his or
her master or mistress, before the term of such
servitude shall be expired, he or she SO abscond-
ing, shall on conviction before a justice of the
peace. be whipped with thirty-nine stripes, and
shall, moreover, serve two days for every one so
lost.
SIC. 81. The judges OF the several courts
OF record in this Territory shall give this act in
charge TO the grand jury at each and every
court in which grand Jury shall he sworn.
JESSE b. THOMAS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
b. CHAMBERS,
President of the Senate.
Approved, 18th Sept, 1907.
WIN. HENRY HARRISON.
INDIANA to wit:
!, William ]. Brown, Secretary Of State FOR
the State aforesaid, do hereby certify that the
foregoing are trus copies OF the llih 30th, and
3lst sections of g An act respecting crimes and
punshments," and Of the last clause Of the third
section of "A law TO regulate elections" both
OF which are now on file, in manuscript form, in
my office.
In testimony whereof have hereun,o set my
hand, and have affixed the seal OF said
L. s. State, AT indianapolis this filth day OF
June, A. d., 1910.
WIN. ]. BROWN.
Secretary Of State.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09

NEw-YoRK CATTLE MARKET, Aug. "a.
Reported for the New York Jour. Of Commerce.
AT market $50 Beef Cattle. including POO lefI
last week 80 Mileh Cows, and 4jG0 Sseep and
Lambs.
There was good demand for Beef and all sold
at S4B 10 50. averaging 81 the hundred lbs.
Mich Cows were mostly taken at $40, 80 and
S33 each.
Sheep and Lambs were in fair demand; 1900
sold 81 so 80 sud 81 each for sheep and 81, 2
and S3 80 each for Lambs
Hay Moderate sales from the stand at Sc to 60
c The 100 lbs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09

The tclole principle Of Slauery is involved in
the first Of these acts, which was approved by
General HARRIsoN. 1t provides that persons
(nlen and lcorler) under certain circumstances,
shall be SOLD: it uses, in relation to pure has.
ers, the terms MASTER and MISTRESS: /:
and it provides that. for running away. these n~tc
made SLAVES shall be ,cLipped Nth TIIIR
LYNNE STRIPES.
In many barbarous countries, men have been
sold into slavery in all ages for various causes.
sometimes for crime and sometimes for misfor-
tuns--semetimes for offences sgainst the com
munty Of which they were members, and some
times in consequence of bcios vanquished and
taken prisoners in
Uuder Harrison's law, men and uomcn were
ts be- sold FOR THEIR POVERTY. The
sale WAS not 10 be IN consequence of comnittir Q
the cT7me, but IN consequence Of not being able
10 pay the fine and costs 1t was no part Of the
penalty for theft, assault and battery, or other
offence against the penal laws; it constitutes
no part Of The sentence in such cases. The
sentence was 10 pay certain amonnt as fine,
aud the costs of prosecution. The man who
had properly, paid his money and was frce he
who had net, must be sold, not for tie crime but
for The Pocerty which deprived him of the means
ofpayment.
In approving that act, Gen Harrison showed
that he considered liberty and property equal in
consideration. The rich mans money. and The
poor mans liberty, were balanced against each
other
The rich man might pay the penalty with his
money, and go free; but the poor mans LIB
ERTI must he taken to pay it. Gen. Haui-
SON. sct considers MONEY and LIBERTY
Of the same value
Is this principle which freemcn ought to
recognize, By placing its advocate at the head
OF the republic! Did our fathers of the r.yo-
luton fight for MONEY! On the contrary
did they not pour out their money and bleed al
so like water, for LIBERTY! Liberty was
the wstchrord, and liberty the prize Of a pro
:rscted civil war. Liberty achieved, and
behold a second generation has not passed a.
way, before soHe Of the children Of re, oution-
ary fathers, place the boed bought prize On
level with money! They would sell even the
sons Of the Reyoiution, and WHIP them
THlRTY-NINE LASHES for running away
from their masters!
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Aug 81


[ Reported for the Boston Daily Adv and Patriot. |
Al marke, $50 beef Cattle, 60 stores, 1900 sheep
and 1880 SWINE
PRIcEs-Beef Cdtiie-Thc prices obtained last
week for like quality vera not maintained. We
quote first quality 30 $40; second quality 50 a
% third quality 375aA75.
Stores-Two years old Sl4a L. three years old
S22a28.
Meep-Dull. Los sold for less than they cost
in the country One 10, at 10, enc al %, II, 20,
SO, I 62. l 75 S5,
Strine--Lots to pedde at 81 for Sows and Il for
Barrows Also, lots at a, more than half Barrows.
At retail from to 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09

Washington Irving has just completed life
Of Oliver Goldsmith, which will be published
iu few weeks by the Harpeu. 1t will be sc-
companied by supplementary volume contain
Tag the best writings oil that admirable author
selected BY Mr.. Irving.
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AUCTIONS.
sIsERIFF,s SALE.

NEWPORT SIS.
n y vIrrue of an Execution issued ont OF the
y p Court OF Common Pleas, for the Comfy Of
Newport. May term ls40. and 10 me directed and
delivered, will sell at Public Auction, the prem
iSes, to the highest bidder. on MONDAY the 18th
DAY of september next at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
All the right title and Interest, that JOSEPH l..
C. HARDY, OF Washington, in The District Of Co
lunibia had on the Esd day OF October 1889, at thir
~ minutes past five O'Clock, p. NJ, (when attach
mept was made the original writ in favor OF VIII.
liam Weeden of said Newpo'D in and 10 lot OF
land situated IN said Newport, with the 'Cetiase'
and other buildings thereon; said lot being bound
ed as iolows;-yiz South Easterly on kay-s,ree'
sixty feet = Northerly on land of Sarah Perry sixty
feet NORTH aud East on land Of George Tiilcy and
Patience Hudson, - feet; and South Westerly
on land Of Mrs. Lawrence, - ieet-be the same
more or less
Conditions at the lime and place Of sale.
WIN II. DOUGLAS, Sheriff
Newport June -, lSl0.-je II,
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TO the Public.

The public are respectfully informed that
sermon on some doctriual point of the Catholic
Church will be preached by the Rev J. ORrlL-
~, 10 the Catholic Church of Newport. on
Sunday, 18th instant, at five O'Clock in The even
ing. Sept. ,. 2ws
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09

PAssEsGERs.-The Journal Of Commerce
states that Ihs number Of passengers who have
arrived at New York from foreign countries
since the lst Of January last to the lst Instant
is 4s.492, being $40 more than arrived during
the whole Of last year, and nearly double the
number vine arrived during the whole Of 1888,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09

Mtrder.-LissL Farquhar, OF corps OF
Canadian volunteers, quarered At Mis,isquei
Bav. was shot dead in the streets OF that place,
a few days since, by Capt. MeAdam. OF the
sape corps, in consequence OF a dispute which
took place between them the night previous. in
the course OF which Lient. F. applied the
term lie" TO some words of the captain.
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SI!EREEF,S SALE.

NEWPORT, ss.
HpY vniue of an Execution issued ont of TIE
ED Court Of Comtnon Pleas. for the County OF
Newport May term Isi0 and TO me directed and
delivered, viii sell at Public Auction, on the prem
iscs, to the hiches, bidder, on MONDAY the li,h
day of September next, a, 10 o'clock, A, NJ,
All the right. title and interest thai JOSEPH l..
C. HARDY, of Washington, IN the District OF Co
lumha had the esd day of October, 1893, at forty
five minutes past i've o'clock, Z. NJ (when attach
mcn made on the original wri, in insorof Hen
ry Ball, Jr, of said Newpor) in and 10 lo' OF land
situate in sad Newport with the "Co'tise' and
Other ouIbn'ldlres thereon; said lot being bounded
as follows;,iz. South Easterly ON Kay street, SIX
~ fee,--Norlh Westerly on land of Sarah Perry
SIXTY feet; North and Ems, on land of George Fill
lev aud Patience Hudson, ------ fee, and South
Westerly on land Of Mrs, Lawrence - Ieet--ha
the sgms more OF less.
Conditions at time and place of sale.
WIN. II. DOUGLAS, Sheriff.
| Newport Jure l3, lS:0-jel1.
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NlIAI.llRS.

Arr. at Bristol iSt inst Gov. Hopkins, Davis
from South Atlantic, with l6o bblS sp. oil. Spoke
Aug l0lh. lat 30 o.. Ion IL 80. Barclay. Macon.
ber of Wes'port, 200; lllb, Dryade, of Rockies.
ter. 800.
Spoken-Aug. 5. lat. II 81, long. 30, Brig
franklin of Provinceto~n, ; mos out, 500 bbls Sp.
Arr. at Salem. 3ist ult ship Lydia, Ramsdeil,
New Zealand lal days, with l450 bb,s. VII $50
sp 20 black fish OIL $1,000 lbs bone, 10 John II
OS.ood.
Arr. at New Bedford. 3ist ult, brig Laurel,
Smith. Atlantic Ocean, 30 bbls Sp oil
AT Chatham Islands. March l0ih. ship Gold
Hunter oi Fall River. 100 VIII. $50 Sp (belore re-
ported Mch. l3th, 1900 bbS. VIII $50 SPY
Arr at Matidpo>ett. 10Th ull, brig Willis
Boodfy if5 -p. Spoke about last Of July. Hope,
Davis, NIB. go, and saw her boiling afterwards.
Arr at New Bedford. on Monday. Bark Maria
Raymond, Indian and Atlantic Ocean. 900 bbs. sp
OIL 10 s. w. Rodman Spoke Aug 18th, lat 80 go
Ion. Al 30 brig Troy Morris, Bristol, - sp
Arr. dt Sloningtun 9Th, ship Mercury, Smith. n
Zealand. 2o00 bbS. VIII GOO Sp. oil.
Arr al York lst. ship Edward, Dagge oi
Hudson l55 days from Xanzibar, via s, Helena
55 days with tall cargo ofoi.
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The New Workers say they have fire Gu
cine which has Just been tried, and which
throws with ease, when properly worked, a
powerful stream OF water through a two inch
muzzle, over 900 feet high.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09

nF@TuE MAcEDoSIAS, ERIE AND LEvANr
were to leave Portsmouth. n. II. on Saturday
or Sunday last for this port. They will probably
bu here to-day or to MORROW
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NOTICE.

yEyIIE firm Of y. NJ. Il ). II. STEDNAN WINS
III this day dlsolved by n'uiial consent, Al,
persons having demands against said firm are re
qucsted 10 present them for adjustment, and those
indebted To- make immediate ,men, TO =. W.
STEDstAN, who will continue the CABINET
BUsiNES:I, in all is branches. at tho old stand
No. 10 Broad STREET.
N. B. Constantly on hand, good assortment OF
CABINET EUNITUREi and CHAIRS, whieh
will be sold on the most reasonable terms.
Newport 'uly, 20 ls4u.
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During the month of August one bundled
and thirty eight thousand and two persons were
conveyed on the New York and Baerlen Rail
Ryad.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09

or the 5000 tons of shipping a, present on
the stocks in New York, the Courier states
that 5000 ions are on account Of the govern
menis Of Russia and Spain.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09

morning. bat thinks, from the philan,hropic
spirit manifested by the people OF 81. Johns,
that these unfeuunaIs people were amrl, pro
Vided for
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SCHOOL

ETTh. GUILD viii open SCHOOL for
w Boys and GHs. ia the basement room Of
Spring street Chnrch, on Nondsy. the Iiih int.
I srns - per Quauer
Newport. Sept )
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Ere UED Zine OH a WE ss'
EsOWSe!
Enquire for No 45, Thames-street,
few doors south of the Custom-houss.
and directly opposite 10 the
PERRY COTTON FiCTORY
VIZ GaDN,Na

XMAS the pleasure of announcing TO hisOd
a G Friends, and Visitors 10 this Island that his
Establishment recently BaH- Alloys, having unds'
gone complete alteration, Is noW orcned in goof
style, asa BiLLIAkD SALOON, combining other
amusement both fashionable and rational
lie has returned from New York and offers to
Spor;Snen, a good assortment OF Guns, which VIII
be kept to Let by the Day. Also. coed Horse,
and genteel pleasure Wagon, To Let.
A EestaHyoatoar Is connected with this Establish
ment where Gentlemen can be furnished with
Relishes at all hours OF the day, Also Suppeis,
by giving reasonable notice,
TO my former patrons, offer my sincere thanks
for their liberal patronage. and from their many
kind assurances, alter myself shall not regret.
that through " Others inSrnmenfciity the Old
Line has been placed on New Route"
AZ The lovers Of Reading will always hnd a
Table amply supplied with some Of The most in'er-
eslng Journals OF the Day"
Newport August lylb.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09

EhOCT. OLIVER G. TURNER keeps cor
RG s,auty on hand supply q FRESH KIM
POX INFECTION. OF hi. office, next door TO HI"
mothers house ia ThamosSt where be may Al
ways he found ready attend to the various branch
On of his profession.
Rowpori July -. 1Si0--tc
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MARINE MEMORANDA,

Cid at New Orleans, 23d uli, Bark Olive, Big.
Glow. for tins port.
CID at Havana. 4ih ult., schr ConeoTd, Carr,
Cardvnas.
Arrat Bay Of Islands, Ap. brig Atlas, Warren,
from the coast, with lumber.
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NOTICE..
NOTICE..

a NY select party can be furnished W iih Dinners
" or Suppe,s 10y giving reasonable notice al RE
MOED'S, l37 1hamcs-sred.
Also, parties who wish 10 he pro, idcd for on ex-
cursions. can be accommodated.
n. d. A far price will be paid for any quantity
Of Pover. or EnslIs Snipe, ~ above.
Aug. 10
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gII2 DAY.
$4,000 for S5
MARYLAND LOTTERY Class %
Cap $15,ooO.-Tiokcts SIS.
THURSDAY.
SUSSEX COUNTY, Glass "a.
Capital SS,cCO-Tickets $500
FRIDAY,
Cap. S2.oCc-Tickets 50.
SATURDAY
Virginia. Miishurg, Class 9.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
Grand Capital $4,000
aud 100 prizes Of $1,000 sc.
Tickets $40.
MONDAY.
NEW JERSEY CLASS 81.
Cap. S2O,OOO.-Tickets So.
For Tickets or Shares please applyto
~. rs. MOVES,
No, >, Colonnade Row ThameS-St.
All orders enclosing Cash or Prizes will NEE,
with prompt and confidential attention il raddresscd
as above.
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For Providence, Bristol, & Newport.
ARRANGEMENT FOR sEpTEMBER.
r5:sssSNe
FAf7vzssrlAy,7,-,
scfi.1...:.ss.2xs.s-.-s
STEAMBOAT BALLOON

CdPT u. T.. WOOLSEY,
WILL LEAVE NEWPORT, Will LEAVE Providence
Tuesday Wednesday Tuesday, "Wednesday,
Thursday Friday aud Thursday Friday & Sat
Saturday at 3 p. m. urday at % O'Clock n. IN.
Sundays at4 p. m. Sundays at Z a m.
Landiag al BRISTOL boh rays.
Mondays trip will be omitted until further notice
FARE so CENTS.
1.-THE above arrangement may be depended on
Freight of all descriptions taken al packet prices
The public are forbid trusting any person on
account Of this boat. without an order from the
Captain
Passengers from Now Bedford or Fall River, by
taking the King Philip Bristol, III there meet The
Balloon, and have an opportunity 10 spend three
hours or more in Newport, and return the same
day Sept OH.
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PUBLIC VACCINATION.

FEyIiOSiI persons who have not had tho Kline
IL Pock and wish TO be vaccinaicd. are request.
ed to leave their names aud place Of residence nj
The office Of DIR. &. COTTON, Immediately.
Newport Sept. 2.
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NOTICE.

VT7HE Subscriber contemplating leaving t,wn
IL for al is" monIhs--requess all persons hay-
ins demands sssiost h 10 present them, aud those
indebted 10 make payment without delay.
Sept 0.--3n. T.. T.. FAIsNEaU.
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Al a IO,on Meeting. holden Ncwport June eh.
1910.
NOTED, That all persons except the Street
Commissioner Of the town be prohibited from
taking sand and gravel from the Town Beach, with.
out The permission ef the street Commissioner, uu
III the committee appointed b, the .ewn, report reg
ulaons for said Be1cb. True copy
b. B. ROWLAND, Town Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09

"A and lois, Of a good quality. for sale by
aso no II. BULL, Jas.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09

Sd. Sch'r. Glide, Patterson, Norfolk.
5,h. Do, Eagle, Wyhe, Havana.
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WEDNESDAY. Sept 2d.
Sehr. John Hill. lnsleS. from MlchiaS for New
York-Pioneer, Noors. from DO for Providence.
THURSDAy Sent "A
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LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN TuE POST OFFICE, NEW
FORT, r..

SEPTEMBER 1st, 1910.
~. Persons calling for them wiHplcds'
say" adyerfised," as they are placed IN q
, 1840-07-18
PUBLIC DISCUSSION.

II has been proposed by several gentlemen from
the counties OF Lincoln and Pike, that a free and
general discussion Of the political questions that agi-
tate the public mind, take place at Paynesyille in
this county on the 9th, and 2sth inst. Thi, point
is selected for its convenience TO the voter, Of both
counties, and with n Wow that as many from both
counties may be present as possible. 1t 10 especial.
ly desired that the discussion shall not be confined
to one party alone, but that it may be free to any
and all Of both political parties, who may desire to
present their views upon the great and absorbing
subjects that the sttention Of the people
Arrangements will be made by which a fair and
equal participation will be extended to gentlemen
Of both parties, and which will ensure even handed
justice to all. II is net expected to hare any hard
Cider-log cabins-canoes floating on dry land
badges OF distinction-banners, or devices. Ii j,
expected to address the judgment and reason of
man-to treat him asa man-to appeal to him as
a rational and Intelligent being. On behalf Of the
Democrats Of tbi. and the adjoining county; there
fore, we invite any and all, from any and every
quarter, to join rs, 10 the calm and digni6ed dis
cussion Of the principles Of the two contcndingp par
ties. All that they ask, is a far field, add a fair
fight. They promise to defend the administration
against the thousand charges that arc made against
il, and they promise to do more-to carry ~ war
into Africa. To the searoher after truth, We saw
oome and see what the friends Of each party have
TO say for themselves, aud their candidates.