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LER's past opinions in relation to National
Bank, which has occupied several preceding
numbers of our paper, will have formed by this
time, doubtless, an opinion, as 10 the possibility
Of his approving at this period of his lfe such
bill as is now before him. There will be time
enough for US TO allude more particularly here
after, both 10 the bill and to the views Of the
President.
But reference being frequently made to the
opinions Of General Harrison on this subject, il
is due TO our readers, and to his memory, that
the principles of that lamented patriot should be
fairly represented
In his letter to the Cincinnati Enquirer, dated
September IS, 1922, he said:
deem myself republican of what is called the
old Jefersonian school, and believe in the correctness
of that Interpretation of the Constitution which has
been gwen by the writings Of that enlightened states
man. who was at the head of the party, and others be
longing to it, particularly the celebrated resolutions of
the Virginia Legislature during the Presidency of Mr.
Adams.
II deny, therefore, to the General Government the
exercise of any power but what is expressly given to
it by the Con tiuon, what essentially necessary
to carry the powers expressly given into effect.
~ j
- n. $3.50
!,
OF those necessary to carry any Of the
,.,'
r. Nm
stitutional TO revoke the charter, my votes in
49,.
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81, =
In his letter 10 Sherrod Williams in 1886, Gen
Harrison said :
al have before mo 4 newsponer in which | am de
sirna,d bv liz dis,,nquhe ad,,o, a. u ~ J,k nd
Federal candidate think it would puzzle the wri-
Ter to adduce any act Of my life which warrants him
IN ueh'yhg me WIN me interests o. 'pe hr'' OF 'he
Poitcs o. 'he i"'e'
49,. ~,
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me question:, 'heh' 'of h'e 70 answer IS, "he'her,
under lhe circumstance you STATE II elected 70 inc Of
nee o ffeslueh', "ou'u sign an &c. 70 CHARTER aho
tanned 'ha' 'he Pnoc interest IN relation 70 me coec
uoh anu disbursement y me revenue ""u'd material
suher without one ana 'heie were uhequ'Soca ma
hi'es'a'ons o Puoue opinion 10 It's iaSof' 'hihk,
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p Tn.%irs or c eog~iy iori'
JJTALTER II MIDDLETON has applied to
w the Hon VIM Cranch, Chief Judge OF the
Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia, TO be dts
CHARGED from imprisonment under the act for the
lief Of insolvent debtors within the District OF Colum
bia on the first Monday September next at o'clock
A NJ al the court room when and where his creditor,
are requested to attend
aug l43t. WIN BRENT, Clerk
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR AUGUST.
J. G. GREGORY q co. Managers.

AT Alexandra, Va, on Saturday, Aug IA, lS4li the
VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY,
Glass NJ, for 1884, will be drawn.
GRAND CAPITALS.
10000 DOLLARS!
10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
$500 :. 5000 I"
$500 g 2le5 g
rs OF 1900 Dollars
Tickets only Sl0-Halyes $5-Quarters So so
Certificates ofpackages of IS Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do. do 25 Half do IS 90
Do. do % Quarter do 80 80
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DEMOCRATIC REvIEW-New Scries-is 10
~ be published for the future in New York by
Messrs. Langley, Booksellers, in an improved style
TO appear without fail on the first day o. every month
The number for July may be examined at They Book
store Of F TAYLOR, by whom subscriptions will
be received july "a
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NOTES.-The Rev. SEPTMus FUSION, Chaplain
TO the Senate may be expected preach the Capt.
tol on Sunday next at III o'clock
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%, p c." will find his letter in the Post Office
CAUTION" is informed that we are not to be held
responsible for all the views and opinions of our col
respondents, unless specially adopt them
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An extra train of cars will leave the Depot th,
morning. at o'clock, for Annapolis,
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$4,000
AND
so PRIZES Of $1,000.

On Saturday, 2Sth August, 1871, the
VIRGINIA WELLSBURG LOTTERY,
Class G, for lS4l
willy drawn at Alexandra, Va
GRAND CAPITALS.
1000 DOLLARS
$4,000 Dollars 1900 Dollars
5000 :. $500 :.
2297 Dollars
50 Prizes Of 1000 Dollars
so OF 5000 Dolars-50 Of 200 Dollars, &c
Tickets only $l0-Halves $5-Quarters s. so.
Certificates Of packages of 20 wholes $l30 90
do do 26 halves IS 90
do do 26 quarters 80 SO
For Tickets and Shares or Certificates Of Packages
in the above splendid Lotteries address
j. G. GREGORY & Co, Managers,
Washington City, D. c..
Drawings sent Immediately after they over to all
who order above. July 22-2aw3wd&c
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Also. Judge Dorseys Statutory Testamentary Law
az MARYLAND with the Decisions of the Courts thereof
explanatory OF the same, volume thin octave.
Judge Lomax's Digest of the Laws respecting Real
Property in the United States, and especially
those of Virginia, 3 vols
Commentaries on the Laws Of Virginia, by Henry
St George Tucker, Chancellor OF the Fourth Judicial
Circuit 2 vols aug Is
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The Richmond Enquirer is not regularly received
at this Office
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TINE RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF MER-
J. CHANT SEAMEN, according to the general
Maritime Law, and the statutes Of The United States
vol, ls4l, by George Ticknor Curtis, of the Boston
Bar, this day received for sale by
July - F. TAYLOR.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES.

A prizes of 5000 amounting to 100000,
FOR 18th SEPTEMBER AND
,OO0-S30, 0O0- $25,0OO
FOR 23D OCTOBER.
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FISCAL AGENT.

An article in the ~ Y. Journal Of Commerce has
the following introduction
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]. G. GREGORY & co. Managers.

SPLENDID UNION LOTTERY, Class 8, lS4l.
To be drawn at Alexandra, D. G. on Saturday, Sept.
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FUDGE DORSEY'S LAWS OF MARYLAND
y complete in 3 volumes, with coPiouS index an
noations sc, received for sale by
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17

and crested great consiernatiou. ltwas finally
carried by assault. The natives fought we'll,
and even stood q charge Of bayonst. but were
finally beaten al all points, seventy or more
were Killed. the for, and town burnt, their plan
tations destroyed, and the island laid waste.
HoSoIuLu, Oct 3.-After six months OF
continued expectation. the exploring squadron
has reached our shores. Many Of us have
looked with more than ordinary interest 10 the
period Of their arrival, as enc which would
bring 10 our homes valued friends, relativesand
acquaintance. whom TO meet again in tins lar
distant spot fiom our common country, would
give pleasure. such as those alone can tell
who have experienced similar reunions. To
them, also, il must have been an event Of equal
interest.
The discovery Of the great Antarctic con'in-
ent. which Cook sought for in vain. and IN con-
sequence disbelevsd in its existence, viii OF IT.
self immortalize il. and the last four monihs
devoted to the survey of the Fejee. and neigh
boring islands. will eventually be oil great Rene
fit 70 the mariner and merchant.
After leaving New Zealand they rendezvous
ed AT the Tonga Islands. where civil war was
raging between the heather and Christian par
ties. The former have since proved victor
ious.
II. B. NJ. surveying ship ulphur was latel-
" NJ tne feJee. nese ISLANDS are thres nun
dred in number, mostly small; the squadron
spent three months in surveying them. Ma
ti,es treacherous. and the worst Of cannibals.-
They came along side the vessels. devouring
human flesh. Occasionally they cat their
wives and children. Captured chief. who is
now on board the Vineenues, who seven years
since killed ten Of the crew Of an American
vessel
The Porpose was sent TO rescue the crew Of
the American whaler Shylock. 1000 barrels
sperm OIL recently shipwrecked among the
southern Islands, and 10 take off the missionar-
les from some Of the islands Of the Felee group
who we're in very distressed situation; the
chiefs having threatened 10 Kill and eat them
if they manifested any adherence at, OF refused
10 witness their cannbale orgies.
The Vincennes on her way here discovered
and surveyed some new coral islands.
NeU o. Bee.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17
FOR SALI..

AyA A VERY pleasantly situated and
n!: Valuable FARM, laying on the east
HsssQ side Of the island, I-2 miles from town
being partly in Middletown aud partly
in Portsmouth, containing 1876 Acres OF excellent
Land, is well fenced with stone wall has on it
double two story Dwelling House, a good wash
room, cheese IL milk house, crib ard grain house
and a large double barn-al the buildings are in
good repair; also good well Of excellent soft wafer
likewise, water grisi mill that will rent for 800
per year. and is in excellent grinding order II has
also large full grown grecning orchard, aud y
young orchard; both orchards ara in fill bearing OF
excellent fruit. The Farm will be sold on reason
able terms as TO price and credit; any one wishing
10 secure an independence for life; will do well to
purchase. |, is seldom such a Farm is offered for
sale on this Island. For further information and
terms, apply 10 ROBINSON POTTER
Newport Dec 30th.--tf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17
THE EXPLORING EXPEDITION.

letter from an officer Of the u. S. Shin
Peacock, one Of the exploring squadron, dated
Honolulu, Oct. 2i, has been published, giving
an account of the details Of the death Lieut.
Underwood and Midshipman Henry.
On the oath of July, while engaged in sur
veying MalaIo, one Of the Fejeo Islands
Messrs Underwood and Henry landed with a
boats crew. with the intention Of obtaining
some provisions promised the preceding day by
the chief Of the Island. No sooner had they
landed than the natives rushed upon them from
an ambush, 10 great NUMBERS. Lieut. Under
wood aud Mid. Henry were killed ssthey were
endeaverins to secure the retreat Of the men,
IN which they succeeded, but at the cost oi
their own lives. Their bodies were rescued
from the natives, who afterwards confessed that
the attack was made with the sole view of pro-
curing human flesh for food.
The officers were buried on asmall unlnhsbi-
ted island Of Underwoods group, which was
named lIenry's Island, in memory of that gal.
lant young officer
The letter states that the islanders were Sc
yerely punished few days after when the other
vessels arrived, none being spared but the wo-
men and children. Two thousand dollars have
already been subscribed by the officers Of the
squadron. for the purpose Of erecting monu-
nent at Mount Auburn, in memory Of the IN
fortunate victims.
The squadron will probably return TO the
Inied States IN the spring or l5i2.
The following additional parricu culars are taken
from paper printed in Honolulu:
Oficers Underwood and Henry Killed four
Of their sssslsnts. Some Of the boats crew
we're wounded bu, we're able 10 make their es.
cape.
The squadron boats being near, immedia,el,
pulled ln aud commenced well directed FIRE
upon the sayases. under eover OF which. Lieut.
Alden landed and br,ug ht of the bodies, which
we're entirely stripped. Had not the natives
been fully occupied in carrying OF their osu
dead. their bodies would have been taken away
and deroured. This cguei onthe 25th JuIy
Capt. W. Immediately made preparations for
a,tarkiug their town snd fort, which the sava
-es considered inprcgusble. The sesnen
wsre landed and FIRE Was opeued upon IT,. bat
,thoui much effect. until rocket. or hying
s1Ir.' IS ihsy .1llsi 2. SCI ir..in ih.ir tora.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17
MARINE MEMORANDA.

Arr at 81. Augustine, Oath ult., sch'r Lurana
Swazey. from Savannah.
At Aux Cages, l7th uli., brig Sophia, Prince. fol
this port in 10 days.
AT Rio Negro, Nov 10Th, sch'r Benz d Wolf
Smylie Of this port, with $50 skins Geported b,
letter Oct 18Th, l000)
At New Orleans, 30th ult., ship KutusoH. Tay
lor, foI fri or charter brig Sea Bird, Hammond
unc.
Cid at New Orleans, lst INST, sch'r Oc,avia
Weeden, Havana.
AR a, Franklin. La, 18th ult. schr Volusia
Clarke, from this port via Key West.
Arr at New Orleans, ISt inst sch'r Van Buren
Babcock from ST. Marks
Cid at Pensacola, Both nit. schr Rosalthe. Ba
ker, Mobile
A Havana, 9th inst. brig Prince de- JoDville,
Gardner, for savannah soon.
Cid at Savannah, 9th inst. sch'r Virsinian, Bur.
rOughS Havana.
WHALERs.
Arr a, New Bedford, on Sunday, ship Heroine
Smith, New Zealand, $500 bbs VIII 100 sp oil
Reports Oct 4th, Bowdich. Soule, Providence
sp; Sept. l7th, Luminary, Brice, of do 100 sperm.
Arr at New London, 18Th inst. ship Friends,
Brown, from Cape Of Good Hope, with 26o0 bbls
oil, $50 SPY absent 10 months.
Arr at Edg-rton, 18th. ship franklin Riddle,
from Pacific Ocean for Nantucket With 1850 bbls
Sp oil. Reports at Tombez, Aug. 9Th, Roman,
Smith, New Bedford. l3 month, l400; 2+lh Meta
com. Grinncll. Bristol, 81 months, 400; Sept 30.
lat 10 81, Ion 81 4S, COrinthan Paddock NIB. I3
months, 700; Nov goth, lat 50 30. Ion 15, Phillip
Tabb, Jennings, Warren. months, clean.
Also arrived, ship Japan Of Nantucket, from Pa.
cihc Ocean, 2200 Sp.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17

FhSN FLoaioA--'ihe Savannah papers Of
Feb. 81. state that a wagon owned By Mr.. Tur-
ner, laden with hides and driven by negro,
while on the way from Fsrver TO Black Creek,
was attacked BY party Of indians, the driver
and five horses we're killed aud the wagon and
hides burnt. Mr.. Turner was sho, through the
ear. and was stripped and robbed Of $3.50 in gold
These Indians were traced down towards the
camp recently surprised by Col. Riley on the
side Of the Ocklawaha, which is protected by
Gen. Arnisead with a safe guard. I, sru-
mored at Pilo,ka that Col. Harvey had discov-
cred Sam Jones' stronghold and had returned
for reinforcemenrs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17

E6%s%u The pr0prlcorS OF this cSiablIShmon
s08E have made an addition to their iorme
"yWN stock of Trees and Plants, by numbe
A- oflargc invoices of Trees just received
from Europe. of all the most desirable new varieties
of standard Trees aud Shrubs among which Is
large quantity Of extra large size Pear and flnn
trees Also. Roses. AzalIas, &c.
Their Fruit consists of the very best selections o
apples Pears. Pums. cherries, aprIco,s, necarlnes
peaches mubeuics, currauts, raspberncs. ounces
gooseberres walnuts, chesinuts, hlberis, haZelnus
grapes straw berries The selection Of irult com
priscs the mos, noted variety cultivated in this
country aud Europe. They would particularly cal
the attention Of persons 10 their cherry trees, which
are of extra large size,
or ornamental Eyergrccns they eau furnish Bal
sam Fir, Arbor Vines oflarge size, with n great va
neiy Of others among which may be found the trn,
Cedar of Lebanon See catalogue Of this year.
Their list Of Forest and Ornamental Trees EN-
braces those most desirable, as well many more
common, among which they can furnish. of estr'
large si,e if required, Horse Chestnut Weepin,
aud Napoleon Willows, Llndon's, Naples. Sugi
aud other species, Locust, Ash, Larch or Hacmat
Elms. &c.
Ornamental shrubs, Honey suckes, Vines, Creep
ers. Roses, &c. among which is the Harrison Double
Yellow. As the subscriber introduced this variety
persons may rely on getting the genuine rose. Ais
the beautiful white fringe tree (Chlbnan,hus Vii
ginicus} with fue collection Of Horlaccous perer
NAL Plants and will furnish n beautiful succession
offowers from eaily in The spring I'LL late in the au
iumn. Also, Lillles, Iris. Plnks Tulips, Crow
Imperidls, Hyacinlhs. Narcissus Crocus Colchi
Gums, Dahlias, &c. Asparagus Roots by the hun
dred or thousand Among their collec ton Of Plant
may be found the beautiful Irish aud English Yews
very ornamental for buryiDg grounds
Also, Weeping Ash and Weeping Beech. yer,
curious.
Also. a fine lor of Plants for hedging. among
which are Evergreen prIm, Ilawtborns Buckthorns
Usage Orange. Shephordas. Honey Locusts. &c,
all Of which will be sold at the most rcasonal prices.
Trees and Plants Will be packed so as to be safe
ly transported to any part OF this country, South A.
rnerica West Indies or Europe.
FERDINAND POTTER & co.
1TCsuosues furnished Gratis on application to
CHARLES n. TILLEY, Agent. Newport.
Feb 18th
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,0PTO TIE AFFLICTED.
DR.. EVANS CAMOMllE g. APERlENT PILLS.
Or. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Or. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP 0or tee,hing)
0P HINTS R0TlNlc Pills

THE GENUINE MEDICINES,
are sold at 100 Chatham-street, New York and by
the regularly appointed agents throughout the
country. The public are therefore respectfully re
quested TO obtain them fIom the regular agents on
ly--as there is deterious imitation ofthese medi
ciues in the market which renders this caution
necessary, in order TO guard the public against i'm
position.
AGENTS.
w. CALLAHAN, Newport, Il. l.; o. r.
TlNGLEY, Providence J. NC INTYRE & Co.
Pawtucket; BENZ. EARL IL Co, Fall River,
Mass. GIBSON u STERLING, Gt Barring.
ton; S. POWELL, SO CornhIl Boston, ID.
WIIEHILL, New Haven, Conn. CANFIELD
x ROBINS, Hartford.
gT BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
g.T See also advertisements on the first page
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17

The Largest Hog we have ever heard OF
passed through Peekskill on Tuesday on its
way 10 the city Of Washington, intended as a
present to William Henry Harrison, the Pres
ident elect. This animal stands four feet high.
eight feet long, and weighs twelve hundred and
fifty five pounds. II was raised by Peabody
Mosely. of Madison Co, town Of Lebanon, in
this state, and his swincshp is two and a half
years old.-N Y. Sun.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17
FOR SALE, OR TO LET.

and possession giren immediately.
1xA THE Subscriber offers for sale his House
1!nm aud Lot. situated in the central par, Of
s.AAs- Broad street. and lately occupied 10y tho
Rev. L. Howard. The House IS sa substantial, well
built structure, two stories high aud thirty five feet
in length by thirty in brcdh with an addition TO he
reur also two stories high and le feet by l2 in d..
mepsion, together with wood house, rainwater
cis,ern and a well Of good water, The Lot is spa
cious, being 90 feet on Broad street and rnnnipg
back upwards Of $50 feet, and covered with ,aric-
ty Of fruit and ornamental trees. The whole forms
a most eligible residence for n private family. or
may for h small amonnt be converted into con-
venent boarding house.
May Eft WIN. G.. HAMMOND
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17
NEw-YoRK CATTLE MARKET. Feb. Sth.

Reported for the New York Jour. of Commerce
At market 900 head of Beef Cattle, including
300 left over last week, $50 were fiom the South
100 from the East. and the balance from this ~ ate
400 Sheep and IS Mich Cows.
The Beet Market was dull at last weeks prices
Sales of 600 head at S6t 10 50, averaging S74 the
100 lbs.
Mich Cows were dull 20 taken at S25, S3s
and $40 each.
Sheep We're in faiI demand, and nearly all sold a
81 to Ssh and 10 extra large at Sl2 each.
Hay-I'he market has been well supplied and
prices rather lower. Sales by the load a, q
10 IS cts. the 100 lbs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17

Curious EnOugh.-A couple were married
last November 10 England who twenty seven
years previous had repaired to the same church
Tor the same purpose, but were prevented by
the father Of the bride. Mr.. Stewardsou the
bridegroom, afterwards married; but becoming
a wdower, he offered his hand and heart to his
first love, and was again accepted by her, the
fair one having lived, up to the day Of her mar
rage in a state Of single bessedness.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Feb. 81

Reported for the Boston Daily Adv and Patriot.
Al market 400 Beef Cattle, $40 Sheep, 60 Stores
and 220 Swine. 100 Beef Cattle Gnsold.
Prces-Bocf Cattle-Better Cattle were at mar
ket toan we have seen for several weeks, con Sc
quenty higher prices were obtained but for a like
quality prices were hardly sustained. A very few
extra Caitle SO % a & 50; first quality 8 IS SO;
Sc cord quality 50 3 so; third quality % a 4 10.
Sheep" Dull" Lots at 81 a rs; Wethers 3
So 4 %, 4 80 and So.
Swine-One lot Sows and Barrows al ); a lot
TO poddle at 4 Ia for Sows and for Barrows-
AT retail from 5 Ia too ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17

PEWS FOR SALE.

NOTIcE is hereby given tina, there will be sold
IN at Public Auction, ON the premises. 10 the high
est bidder on Monday tho 30 ib day of March reYp
at o'clock. the following pews, in The UNITAR.
IAN CONGREGATNAL CHURCH, in New.
port. viz, Psws No 20, 40 IS, 81, n. TO pay the
arrearases due on the same for assessments made
thereon under the provisions Of kaid Society's act
Of Incor rporation. and the Covenants entered iu,o
between Society aud the holders of said pews.
The arrearasss due said pews are as follows to wit
On pew No. 20. $337s On pew No. 40, sl3,I5
Do do As, $3.50 Do do 81. 1880
Do do II 20,22
They will be sold to satisfy these suns with all IN.
cdental expenses and charges.
Con duons made known at tho time aud place OF
sale by order Of the Corporation.
DuTEE J. PEARcE,
Gro. W. ELLERY, , Committee.
THos. J. PEcKHAM,
Feb. Eth.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17

NAvAL.-The Norfolk Herald publishes a
letter from an officer Of the United States ship
ST, Louis, dated Callao. Oct. 18th. The ST.
Louis arrived a, the above place about week
prsvious-all well. The Constitution and
Shark left Callao, few weeks previous, the
former Tor Guayaguil, and the latter for Payta-
officers and crews of both vessels all well.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17

CAsADA.-'fhe union between Upper and
Lower Capsda was proclaimed on the 10th
instant. The two provinces will hereafter be
known BY the name OF the province Of Canada.
The sea, OF the provincial government is 10 be
at kingston where the first parliament under
The new Constitution will be held in Nav.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17
Administrators Notice.

TuNIIE Subscribers having been duly appointed
u by the Court Of Probate Of Newport Admin
islrators on The Estate Of ISAAC &. .rECkHAM,
late o Newport, Block maker, decd, and having
givon bond as the law directs, requests all persons
having claims against said Estate TO present the
same Tor adjustment; aud all persons indebted Ia
said Estate to make immediate payment TO
STANTON PECkHAM,( .,
JOHN B. WEEDEN. '''"' I've
Newport. Feb. 2, lS4l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17
Commissioners Notice.

TENHE subscribers, Commissioners TO examin,
q claims against the estate sfTlMOTIil PECK
HAM. late of South kings,own, dec d., represent
ed msol,en', give notice that six months is allowed
for presentation of claims and that on the 10Th day
August, A. d. lsil. at2 7. NJ. they will meet al
the Hotel Of Philip Taylor in Kingston, TO exam
me them.
JEREMIAH :. SHERMAN
GEORGE ROBINSON, Comrs.
T.. Il. POTTER.
South kinsiown, Feb. H. 1871 .--3w.