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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

Adams Z N
Adams John
Adams Sarah Jane
Albright John
Allison jos J
Allendoiirr William
Alexander John
Allen Samuel
Amos James
Anderson Sarah Jane
Anders William J
Bascock John R2
Barcley John
Rayha LOUIS
Bald win Robert Q
Rsily Ms aiarysnn
Baldwin Niathcr
Bskcr Samuel
Bell Aler
Barker William Esq
Beaded DR.
Bell William
Bennett Hiram
Bcnham NelsDn
Black Samuel
Blake James
Blsck~ood John
Bell Mrs Jane
Bradford l.acnds
Bippus John
Caldwell David
Campbell Enos .
Carr Benz
Campbell " c
Campbell rh5s VI
Gallon Charles
CoaghoFn Washington G
Carter Thomas
Carnahaln Caroline Mrs
Ca,lerton Robi VI
Chapel Jonathan 3
Charnock William
Church Andrew
Chick William
Cotton Alex
Couce- Mrs
Coaard Miss Emma
Conner Si'aI
Cooper Films
Collins Francis
Davis Isaac 2
Davidson jones
Darlington A
Daker John
Doy Ractel Airs
Day William
De Haas
DC llass Willis
DcarjeD John
Eagleson John ESD
Errley Mary Nrs
Ecclcs Henry
Ecliols David
Farris William
FarnsworIh John NJ
Farris f p Esq
FaliIn Mary Mira
Fisher Jabez
Forsyth JuScph
Garrisos Geo Il
q .ll'y John
Garyen John
Gallyher Slias
Garland John
GesIon Frsnci. E-q2
Gender David
Gibbons Esnick
Gilbert & y
Gibson Y
Carer "
Gouge Thsrnas
Cough WIlliam
Hart Jacob
Handlin Agusies
Hall Margaret
Haddex Sarah Miss
Hall Margaret Il
Hawkins Bird
Hamilton WIN
Henderson Stewart
Heart Rachel
Herman Samuel
Jackson John
Jefcrson Josiai,
Jelly James
Jordan Charles
Jones Oliver
ksrsick Benz r
kstz Solomon 3
Kelsey e G
kigcr Peter
King W w
khnban Samuel Esq
Lsmher: Francis
LANCER Thomas ?
Lanphier James ; 2
Laurers Hiram
Lake Evan
Leisure Conard
lie Barun William c 2
Leonard Washington
Lempfer air
Jenkins Daniel Esq
Afahoa Susanna
Nisrch Mlhlin .
Martin EbcnczeF
NIaricle Isabel Mrs
Martin Alpbeus
Mathew VIM
Ainckey Francis
William w
Alnrshall G.
Niaekey Iohn Lieut.
siessick Theodore 2
Alerryrnaa james
siensburEer S V
Merritt Thomas
WIN
M'Cartcr Barley
itCsskoy james
M'luiiro ID
W Nash W II
Mclean Margaret
VI Means Andrew
\l'Cune Mary
.i'Ghl Patrick
Newton David
owens Ssrnnel
'a1ion Jehn
'annel AleI
larry Thomas
'eniony 4 } Il
'Ool Z Miss 2
randall Nichols ?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

CONNECTED -,i-h the above II one of ltc most
t~-S.v- READING ROOMS IN ,'e nitct States
Terms o. subscribers. - year Strangers ice
20 visi u los Tie space Of une rnnnih those who con
rinse 10 v.s,i It Tor q longer term sail 5e pot down
q bsss.iSg-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

E1NoR RENT--A comfortable and conven;.n, r,,,
n story Brick dwelling House now in Inc occ,.
paney OF Samuel u. Harper s,unt.d in cast Whceln,
On The corner opposite Richard S.mm's residence
POSSESSION gwen On the lsi OF April next, AprIy, =,
feb 29-upi r. NnRpG,y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

o LET. and possession given immcdia,elv ~.
prcnises No. % Water street. adjoining jam,
Jehy. suitable Tor grocery. For terms appiy 70 d.,
PanlI or Cpo .y VII iy 49, ~ Jas
feb 27-2w C.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

j "
TRUSTEES B. =
DRY G9,oDS, GRoCERTk a -
he Ifg'ge Of Z. $. & C. L. fIos O.
close hfs sales Of the goods. SC t,Hi,v
s sai late hsst consisting Of DryGood.. o;'$NSH
%e- ho VAL therefore osser Scr sale al aabsN suvs
me entire resnsiain stock, without ressvali& ~
hisheS' ssd bcst bidder. on 1'cs~nay yxE I2t
OF MaEois rEosIso. Al the store so,,s sescr.I( -.
pt.d ~ ssd hrln on M.sket street
Terms OF safe. Fer al Suns under % ,,sh
MI sums sscr $50. credit sg d,ys H. onroha-
stflas ncgoiable ns.e. saiislacloeiv eo,a,se5 ~
gods rsivercd until the terms Of s.le ar. cn,;a
WIN Zach days sale slcSed IN INC eycnp, ~ -
sine day and the pnrclase Of any one failing m 60.
ply van 'hcss terms TO be rcsod aEy time. by M.
Trustee a. he risk of such purchaser "''
sac 20 be confined from day ., day until ana;
y completed. ISRAEL UPDEGRAFF. Trp,,sc
ioa = lst0-Sw by James S. avhcs, his an.
The Trustee wjuld give notice to all those ,n..,,
cd IN any manner TO r. :. & c. L. Hoe that he 80
DE compelled Immediately TO institute suit, yvbou, d.
JUNCTION Ct PERSONS for the recovery of nc ,ljeb a.
'heEi lie hopes that hrs necessity s.r ,oinx 20 ,,a
excuse the seeming harshnesS ofhts procred;ng,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03


U
Bodily James
B,yles Mn Rebccea
Boon Stewart
Borlanl Johs
Bore Mrs
Boon G. 9
Bridgcman Miss Mari
Brown StepheH & Esq
Brickle panic.
Brooks George
Brady Daniel
Bre,son Margaret
Brown Hannah
Brady Owen
Burt T. is
Burnett Jacob
Burress Elijah
RrIien Mrs Sarah
Bgrrough Daniel
&
Connolly Rebeoca Nirs
Cox Sarah Mrs =
Gotten Sampson
Cooper Robt w
Coolbaugh William +
Coleman Timothy
CoFdwainer's Socy lSce OF
Clark Aaron
Clark James Esq
Clark Julia Anne
Craw John p
Csabell David
Crawford Mary Ann ai.ss
Crowell Henry
Craumer MARY Mira
Cunningham John
Curley Patrick
Culberison JoSn
Cunningham Mr.
Cunningham Geo
II
Dlley VILLAS
pOanclly tn -
ro5bin III X
DoSs Susan Miss
prysdale a T
Dunn Edward
Dnnfeo Martha Mrs
Dunlap y "
T.
Elliott James w
E.ldridgc David
Irwin solomon
Eulean John
J. .
Fox George,W
Forbes Geo
Ford Sample
Fountain Il X
frashur T
FULLERTON A
q
SONS Mary Jane
Good Elizabeth ?
Goldsmith Lewis 2
Grey George
Grieser Peter
Graham Elm Mrs
Grey Hannah Mrs
Green William
Groves jefferson
Gfahsm CarO.iue
Graham Elizabeth
Groycs John
r
Hood William
Holcsbrook Charles
Holizman Frederick
Nolan Col Lieut.
Hughes John b
Hunter Ann Airs
Hugal Catharine Mrs
Hurlord Elizabeth Miss
"fIuchison Elizabeth
Hubbard Henry
J
Jones Reuben Esq
Jones Lewis 6
Jones Thomas Esq
Johnston John 9
X
Kneeland HenY
Knapp Elijah
koneOke Henry
Krabbs III
kreppes Michael d
l.
Little Fanny
lion MIR
Lukens g. Bickcl
Love Robt
lose william VI
Low Jane
lockwood David
Loop Josiah
Lose William
Lyons Samuel
NJ
Mills VIM
Mitchell Anjrew X
Mides David
Morrison Robt
Morris Z Il
Morris Louis
Moore Henry J
Moof Charles
Morris Matilda Mrs
MOorcs Priscilla
Morrison Mr.
Must John George
Muller Henry
Nc
Quay SAMUEL
Mcclure Richard
Mccullough A
M'Collic Sarah J Mn
M.Cleer Michael
Mccormick James
Mcconnell James
MCuskey Nancy Mrs
Nicholson james
Ohie Christian
Pool Benjamin
Poldan Marlha
Pcagc Robt Mira
Price John
Rowics Jacob
ROhoy Mary Ann
Rose John
Rotz Peter
Rope Ackcrman
Rodofer John
Ro,,.-r.son Thos Cal
Rodgors sederiek
Robson Elizabeth Mss
Robertson John
Rodgers Abraham
Road Hammer David
Ryan James
Smith Alexander 2
smith WIN Cuninsham
siarfoi William
80 H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

~ oilCE-The subscriber being abont 20 ltaye
the city. viii dispose Of his present stock, rc.
,slhs OF choice Liquors of every description scsar.
1roesFies &c, at very low price for casn
or reasonable credit in parcels 10 su nu,,n,o,, ,
No. 40. Water ST, Wheeling Va
ieo -. JAMES 'HARWOop.y s
" Is Those indebted TO either by note or b,,k
account VIII please make immediate puyu.es, AMI
'h"se having CLAIMS against me- will present them 1
Ne',I in mem JAMES HARwOOD, Js
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

ws learn from t,s wsrsi1gSon y Repo-sr nv r
uian nf.leI q wa.tl fsrar'is s's i.a,rr BOO
R.e-.le's i.s O.. S,4sss BOA Wheeling 10 Baltimore
rsI-a igr c1aDia... specie Co ile amount ofsl.lO0
a1i sasl, OF yft ~ 10 s1fl, where b. vs. o,erta.
tea. o. marey rs oycfss. snd hs bf1ught back and
iyl.sd 10 taevs. ia1 - -orf, e-'1af-. .s .e-
.... --.l ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

4NaiBRoIDERIES. S4.KS. RIBBONS. GLOVES
- @caa No. Is. north ID si Ph,lndclphi,-
6r'han's going Fast respectfully invited to call
ana etainine DOR stock Of French Swiss Iralian Ger
man, India and English staple and fancy Silk Good.
Mh'on nave been selected with great care, and will
HUM & REMINGTON
feb 29--Louis J. 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-02

In this town. on the 2lst ut.. HarFie, w. infant
daughter OF MIR. Joseph L. Dawley. aged ~ weeks.
on FRIDAY last, Mrs. Eleanor H., wife OF Mr..
Samuel 4. Parker, Of this town, and daughter OF
Mr.. Nathan Sisson, formerly Of Portsmouth, X. l.
10 the 25th year of her age.
In this town. on Tuesday morning. Dee. lst,
Mrs. Mary WiLLacR SAviGE. Of Savannah, Geor.
gia, in the 57,h year of her age.
In MIddlelovn. on Sunday morning last sudden
ly. Mr. Isaiah Smith, aged about 80 years.
Al Salem, (lndiana) on the 2iSi Of Oct last. at
ter hong and painful Illness! of eancerl Mrs
daughter of MIR. Robert Dsnnis. aged 40 years-all
formerly OF Portsmouth.
At Little Compton, on The l9,h inst, John Brown,
Esq; aged - years.
On his passage from Havana TO Baltimore. on
The 27th Of October last, Charles c. Waite. aged II
years, I'd mate Of the brig Prince de Joinvie. oi
this port, and only surviving son Of Capt Bsriah
Waite, Of this town.
In Bristol. on the 2ls, ult, Greenwood Reynolis
ESQ., aged Ga years
In Providence, on the 2lst ult, Mrs. Elizabeth
Perry wife Of Rev. Jacob Perry, aged 20 years.
On The 23d uli., Anna Elyira, daughter OF MIR
Caleb hlverSon, in the 9th year of her age.-On
the 9th ult.. MIS-. julia Eliza. wife Of the late
Samuel J.. DiCkman, aged 81 yearS.-On Satnr
night last, Mrs. Mary Ann Blodget. wife Of Col
VIM Blodget.-On Sunday, Miss Mehitabe Tay,
lor in her G3d year, daughter of the late Col Rob
ert Taylor.-On Sunday evening, Mr.. Cornelius
Snow, aged 81 years.
In Boston, on the 18th ult.. MIR John :. Terry
formerly Of South Kingstown, in The Gath year oI
his age
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-02

At Havana, 10th uIt.. seAr Eagle. Wiley, for sa-
vanpah next day.
Arr at St. Augustine, 18th ut., ,rh'r Lursus.
Swssey, from Wilmington, NC.
Arr at Mobile 2Ist ul,., sch'r Atlantic. Pratt, I'm
this port wa Key West.
At Key Yves, 18th ult, seh'r Rio. Cozzsns. from
this port for Mobile.
Arr stAppalachi 10Th ult, sch'TJ. r. Wool
ford. Nisksrson, from this port via Tampa Bay.
Al Havana, 7th uli., schr Hanaah. Cboaie. Ldg
for thus port.
Arr at Mobile, i6lh uli., sch'r Time Hart. from
this port.
Cleared at Charleston. 2lS ak., brig Caspian.
Swasey, for New Orleans.
Arr al Wilmington, 10th uh., sch'r sapPello'
Townsend, IRON Nassau.
Arr at Baltimore, 23d ult., big Prince d. Join
Vile, Gardner, from Havana.
Arr at New Orleans. I1lh ult., sch'r Van BuIen,
Bsbeoek. from ST. MARKS
Arr at Portland. 25lh ult, brig Amethyst Sinp-
son. from Ga Lais for this port seh'r Eliza Ann.
Foster. IRON Mschiss lor do.
At Wilmington. NC. 2ist ut, .ch'r Oc,ayis,
Weedsn. Vi. for New Orleans, to SAL 25,h.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-02

LATEST FROM MrxIoo.-By the steamship
Neptune we received Havana papers Of the l2h
ult.. one day later. They contain later Mexi-
can accounts.
The Vera Cruz Censor Of the 9th October,
says, that the Mexican Congress. at the session
of the 18th, declared that the will Of the nation
was, that the executive government should not
be clothed with the extraordinary powers which
they have demanded. Thus 1t will be percelv-
ed that Bastamen,e and Amonte are rehuked
by even a Central conclavc.
Tho Mexican Congress passed. on the 18th
October Law TO the following effect: That
the government is authorized to contract loan
Of 1000. 900. pledgine for the payment thereof.
the h per cen, duty; and the President may
issue bonds for that amount, which shall De sold
10 the best bidder, within thirty days. Two
third. Of the proceeds Of said loan to be eIpsnd-
cd in ,,ouirinc marine and other neeessaries,
Gor prosecuting the war against Texas.
" o. Bulletin, .Nor, IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-02
0p9N9o

Senator for Alaboma.-The Hon. William
r. King has been reelected Senator for Ala
hama by ~ votes, in opposition to Hon. John
Gayle. (whig) formerly Governor Of the State,
who had 55.
NoRrH CARoLrA SrSAToRs.--Messrs.
Willie p. Mangum and VIM, A. Graham
(Whigsl were on the cath ult, elected Sena-
in Congress. in place Of Messrs, Brown and
Strange resigned.
The CARoLisr.-Mc Il cod, who was arrested
a few weeks ago, and subsequently discharged
FOR want of proof as TO his identity. has been
arrested again at Lewiston, and confined in
Lockpori Jail. IL is now asserted. that persons
can be found who can prove his guilt beyond a
question.
| Emigration 10 Jd@ales.--A number OF me-
chanics left Northampton, Mass. last week for
Jamaica, being employed by tho Governor Of
that Island TO erect necessary buildings for
the purpose of ,aking Silk, whi' h he intends
10 make staple commodity.
/ Through by Day Light-The Boston Atlas
saw. that on the completion of the Rail Road
| from Hartford to Spring. Geld. passengers will
! leave Boston at A. NJ. dine at T. NJ on
board the New Haven steamboats, and arrive
in n. York at Z,
Ii is said there will not he another election
for tho choice Of members, OF Congress in the
10th district until after the lst of January
! This is probably done in order to give the Dem
ocrats a chant 10 nominate Gov Morton.
BoStos Iimss.
A large FIRE nearly destroyed the village OF
Canaoharie, on the 18th. The printing office
Of the Radii, edited by a mute, was consumed,
Total loss $4,000. A boy year. old pershed
in the flames.
Arrirdl Of Oa-There arrived at various
ports of the United States, during October. -
vessels. with $3.50 barrels of sperm oil, 1905
barrels Of whale oil. Total, l,o00,9l2 gallons.
The boundary line between the U. States
and Texas, when established, it is said will
leave Miller county, Arkansas, wholly ~hhln
the limits Of Texas.
The DsGHeries an NeD York Cih, accord
! ing To tho estimate Of a writer in the Sun, CON
sumo nearly three times as much grain as the
citizens do Of bread stufs.
The e. S. sloop Of war Boston, Comman-
der Long, sailed from New York, on Friday
morning for China, via Rio Janelro.
| The population of Philadelphia, according
TO the present census, is 93,s73. The increase
in ten years is 1896.
MICHIGAN contains, according to the late
census, 2l2. 900 inhabitants.
Remedy for Frost bitten hands or (eet.-Dis-
solve half pound Of alum in a gallon OF
warm water, aud soak the hands or feet before
going 10 bed for ten or fifteen minutes. ioi
three or four nights.
Romdn.ic.--Miss Mary Ann Pre,tymaD
quite pretty looking girl too. was arrested in
Philadelphia few days since, and committed
TO prison for stealing fire sucking pigs
o. K.-Aftcr the 4th Of March next, thes,
|, expressive initials will signify oil k7earreiiing
The whig house, divided against itself, canno
stand.-Bo,ton Post.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-02
wHABERs.

Touehes at Lombock, June l,, ship WIN Bs
ker Bowen Of Warren. DO sp; bark hmsries.
Tophan. Of Hudson. 400 sperm 200 whale 26ih.
Bronsvick, nanc hester. Of Prortdence. 3eo spsrn
100 VII
Heard from in June, ship Pantheon, PeI Of fall
River, 700 sp 900 whale
Arr New Bedford on Sonia la-, bark Hope.
Davis, Atlantic OCEAN, so bels sp oil to William
Watkins. Spoke of Terceirs Oct -ih. brig Mat
spoiSsii. Souibpo Of hsnsroiseii, 300 sbis -
Passed down The vineyard Sound, on Saturday
evening last, ship Levi Stsibr.k. Lincoln, Pseihe
Ocean. with 2.O0 81, oil for Nantucket.
sros.r-ln sept b-:sssn Ab.o.ac Bst.s ir-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-02
SIiERIFF,S SALE.

NEwPoRr IS. ....... ..
DY virtue of an Execution .ssned oui of tho
ID Cont OF Common Pleas. fi tho County Of
Newport, May term I5%0, and to me dIrested and
delivered. will sell at Public Auction on the
premises. to the highest bidder. on WEDNEs-
DAY the OH day Of December next, at ! o'clock
=. NJ.
All the right, ,i,ls and intsres, that Wlbour Brow
nell, of New Bedford, ~ the County Of Bristol gem
leniau, alias ysoman, bad ON the 9th day Of Sep
temher, A. ID. 1899, at 3osloek p. nj. when attach
ment was mad, the original wrsin favor OF Brad
ford IIowland Of tho town Of Dartmouth. County
Of Bristol State Of Massachusetts. yeoinan alias gen.
tlen,an. in a1i to certain tract oflnnd viii the
privileges and aPpurtcnances therennie belonging,
the same lying and being in Little Compton aud
County Of Newpsrs said OF ting bounded as fUl-
lows -Easterly on Quick Sand Pond. so called -
Norhery on land Of Thomas aud James Brownell {;
-Soulherly on land Of James nrownell I'd Yves
tery on land OF Anasa Brewneli, or however 9th
erwi Use the same may be builed aud bounded
Conditions at the time and place OF snlc.
GEO. ROWLAND, DspSty Sheriff.
Tiverton. November. i7ih, lSi0.--3w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-02

Unexpected Liherty.-Ths schooner Hsmo'
"a, bonnd from Richmond, Va, via Nassau TO
New Orleans. With AZ Slaves on board, on the
night OF the 18th ulr. struck ON reef Of rocks
near the east end Of the Island Of Abaco, and
bilged Immediately. and became total loss
The Slaves made their escape 10 the island. and
were taken possession Of by the civil authorities
and after being taken to Nassau. n. J.. the
Capital OF the Bahama Isles, 'cers set at hoerfy
bU hs Gorernor. The Slaves were owned BY
Messrs. Lsmpkin & Co. Of Richmond. and
their Liberation will probably fern another tou-
blesome question for our Minister al the Court
OF ST. James 10 settle.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-02
"a drrtf1

In Proyid,uoe, on Monday evening 23d ult, By
Rev. Mr.. viuion, Mr.. Elisha Watson. Jr. Of
South Kioes,on, ~ Miss Hannah ii. Hazard. OF
Richmond, r. |.
Ia Middeiopn. on the 25ih ut. MI Wm.
Whitaker. OF Soriny yheld Mas. 70 Miss Emma l..
daughter Of Cyrus Barker. Esq. Of VI.
In Bristol. IN Sunday evening" 9Th uii.. BY The
Rev. Mr. Scott, Mr.. DANIEL Howlsnd ~ Miss L
liza White. both Of Bristol
ON "Wednesday evening lssi, BY ID. Rev Nj
Brooks. Nj. George y. Knowles 70 Ms, Ssfsi
d hasoa. daughter of Sir. Samuel z Mason q.
of his town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-02

TrSn AND GsEAr BRrAIS.-li IS report.
I'd by the Great Western, that Gen. Hauiiion,
the Ambassador OF Texas, had agreed With
Lord Palmsrstou upon the terms Of treaty
hstreen these two high contrasting parties by
which Great Britain consents TO scknowledae
the Independence of Texas, snd use her en-
deasors TO obtain the same recognition on the
part 81 Mexico. Ii IS included in the report,
that this treaty With Great Britain would prob
ably enable General Hamilton to copsumna,e
his arrangements for loa~. or course, the
loan had not been made when announced some
weeks ago by several of our contemporaries.
". T. Journal Of Conneyc,.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-02

improvement ia Ship BuLding.-Tbc Ro.
ssnns a new ship lately built by Mr.. Jackson.
a, TIA, South Shore. Liverpool, is the first YES.
sci ever entirely fitted With iron lower deck
beams. They are remarkable for their strength
and nesiuess. and. above all give additional
room for ss~aee. equivsl ent 10 - ioeh.
es depth Of hold. IL s by such practical
esmbinaIions Of wood and iron that ~e may ct
peci to eornpe'. With other nliiohs more highly
il.ored riih hip.buildir:.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-02
PORT or NEWPORT.


WEDNESDAY, Nov. 25lh.
Sch'r Franklin Green Smith, IL DAYS from the
Rappahapnoek. with pine wood-haS experienced
severe gales on the coast. and lost deck load boats
and some sails, and received other damage.
THURSDAY, Nov both
Sch'r Craven. (of Dighton. Mass } Coo, 10 days
from Newbern. NC, for Boston. put in 10 repair
damages to sails, &c and for provisions. On the
2iih la, 4047, Ion II 90, feli in with sch Premium
of Yarmouth, abandoned 7th inst. as before
ported)-found two men on board Of her from the
brig Eolus, Of Cohasset. put on boar on the 9th
let them have some provIsions--her sails and rig
ging did not appear in very bad order and the men
SAID she was iisht-on the 25th A. Nj. saw a Sch's
few m lies 10 the windward standing towards the
VINEYARD which looked like the Premium.
Sloop Excel, Gladting from Bristol for n. Y.
FRIDAY, Nov. 9th.
Sch'r Leo. Niekerson. from New York
Soor Moses Eddy. Bliyen. New York for Prov.
SaiLrn--Sloop Express, Spooner, Savannah );
Smack Alert, Brown, do
SUNDAY. Nov. Goth.
Brig Alvano, Glchrist. from Piciou f. N. York
Sch'r Catharine, Randall from Machias for do.
Sch'r Experiment, Atkins from Now York for
Chatham.
SAILED-Scl r Craven, Coe. Boston.
MONDAY, Nov. 30th.
Br. brig 10, ph Ham, of Halifax from Merime-
Schrs Minerva, Burnet from Philadelphia with
Coal to s. Newton, Jr.; Gilbert Hal6eld, Smith,
Somerset for New York; Mary & Betsey, Kelley,
Albany for Nantucket; Mary Maria. Thomas,on
for New York; Formax. Nicker,on. Providence
for Dennis; Henry, ofBos,on, Baltimore for Prov
idcnce.
Sloops Caroline, Brighiman, from Albany for
Providence; Leni,, Lewis. New York for Fal-
mouth.
TUESDAY. Dee. lSt.
Sch'r Tasso, Burdiek. of this port, 10 days from
Havana for Providence with 27i hhds. and 2l ties.
MolasseS, to WIN. Blodgei and 70 900 Oranges,
) dozen Pine Apples, 6,000 Cigars to the Master.
Left a, Havana. Goth ult., Sch'r Warsaw. Of this
port TO GO 10 the South side Of the Island to load
for Boston; Export. Gardner. Of do, lds for Mo
bile brig Rowss, Cady. Of Providence. wig frt. /;
brig from Providence. arrived on the 18th. di:cg ;
ship Helen, for New York. was to sail nert day.
Ssh'r Lucy. Chace. from Appaachioola for
Providence.
SsnED-Brigs JSveph Ham, and Albino, New
York; sch'r YoluSia, Clarke, franklin, La.
CLEARED.
29,b-Sch'r VouSia fnewl Clarke. Frankllu La.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-02

CArTtyEs REsCUyD.-Mr Richard Blanion,
in a letter dated Conway, Lafayette county.
Arkansas saws he had just returned tiom a.
mong the Chickasaw Indians, having ransomed
his ,ister, Mrs. Tidwell, and her two children
who were taken capiives by party Of eighteen
Kichie Indians, on the Cd July last. from the
Shroud settlement, on the Brassos river in
Texas. Her husband, Mr.. Milton Tidwell.
was murdered and scalped in her presence, and
after robbing the house Of all its contents. they
took her and her three small children, one au
infant. only five weeks old, and compelled them
to travel day and night until they were out Of
the reach OF the Texans after seven days Of
hard travelling. they arrived at the Ki,chie
town, somewhere. she thinks on the Trinity
river. She was then separated from her child
rem and not allowed 10 be with them any more.
While in this awful state Of distress. her infant
sickened and perishcd in her arms. She was
then taken out to be put TO death, when Del
aware trader saw her and bought her, and
brought her TO the Chicsasaw Nation where
she found an opportunity Of writing 10 him.
and hs was with her in few days after; and.
by furnishing the same Delaware trader with
goods suitable for that trade he was enabled TO
get her two surviving children out safe but ri
a heavy expense. While she among the
Kichies she saw white boy, about 8 or
10 years old. lie could not speak word
Of English and she could not find ont where
they had taken him from. He is good look
ing boy with blue eyes and light hair. There
is also boy by The name Of Thomas Pierce.
about seven or eight years old, in the neigh
borhood OF the Chickasaw Nation. He was
bought from the Caldoes BY a Chiekasaw, by
the name Of Is-ti-u. .Ca,tuhy. who will give him
up to hi, relations by refnding what he cos,
him. lie is evidently a son Of the unfortunate
Pierce. who. with the balance Of his family
was murdered On the Trammel trace, two OF
three years ago, as he gives pretty correct ac.
count where his parents were murdered and
where they we're from. He is a smart boy,
and If he had any relatives they would do well
to get him away immediately There are also
great many runaway slaves on the frontier OF
the Chickassw Nation.