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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-27
lR M So

! The Public DJmain.-The amount of nn-
sold sIO0O,00O, receipts $4,000 0o0, cost to
the nation in the purchase Of Louisiana and
Florida. in eEtinguishing Indian titles. remov-
ing Indians. Indian wars, agencies, Offices, &c.
5000 100000 The cost so far has exceeded
the receipts Sl2,O0O,OOO.
! Whaling in the Pdcife.-The whale ships
alone in the Pacific ocean number 460 SAIL A.
mounting to nearly 100000 tons, and manned
/ by l2,OO0 sesmen. Not less than Sl2 0OO. 900
of capital has been invested in, and actively en-
ployed by, one branch Of the whale fishery
alone and in the whole trade is directly involv
ed no, less than from fifty to seventy millions
Of property.
! The Increase Of .Siares IN Connectic,d.-The
apparent increase in the number Of slaves in
Connecticut is easily accounted for. The
Marshal, in his returns, included the forty
three prisoners taken in the rnis,ad deductng
which number leaves / ! as the total Of slaves il
that state, being decrease Of Ii in ten years.
Sc. at Ljberty.-The deGulting postmaster
of New Orleans. Mcqueen. who was recently
arrested 10 Houston. Texas. on a rcquisiiion
from the Governor Of Louisiana, has been set
At liberty, on the ground that he had no, viola
ted any law OF the State Of Louisiana.
UavAyA.-A letter from Havana. dated De-
cember 9th, says that great excitement and
indignation prevails throughout the island. on
account Of the arrival there Of ID. Turubull,
Esq. an active and jealous abo,iunIs', as
British Consul.
Resumption IN Georcid.-GoV. Mcdonald
has issued his proclamation for the Banks Of
that Stat. to resume on the 1st Of February
next, agr.eabiy to the rcquisiion Of the Le:is-
lature.
RlvEs ELEc1ED.-On Monday the 10th inst,
the legislature Of Virginia, by a majority Of six,
elected Wm. G. Ryes 10 the y. 6. Senate, for
the term Of six years from the ih Of March,
1899.
Kendalrs Erpositoc. Globe says this
paper will be issued in a few days. subscriptions
sufficient to warrant the undertaking having
been received.
Deid,rdrc United States .Sendtor.-The Leg
islature Of Delaware have elected the Hon.
Thomas Clayton and the Hon. Richard II.
Baird, United States Senators from that State.
The Husband Of Celeste has sppI.d to the
Legislature Of Maryland for q divorce.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-27
OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
WasmSGTos, Jannsry 10. Isi

WILMINGTON January -, I-il-
II ia found iha, an error has been committed in
j the publication Of The &C, NJ Congress entitled
" An act N addition 10 tie several acts regulating
the shipment and discharge Of ssarrcn, aud the dn.
ties Of Consuls.' approved July 10Th, lsiO. In
clause Of the is, section of that oct page g.. the
word with should be wiihout". The sentence
should read; 4" PrOr,ded h0retey, " the Con-ul or
other commercial agent shall be satisfied ,l. oon,f,c,
has expired or the yoyrFs been pforscied By cir.
cuinstsDces beyo the control Of the ns.te, and
without any design on his par 10 violate the srii.
ees Of shipment. then ne may. if be- deem, j, ns,
discharge the nsriBer rih0y, etsciing the three
months ssdinonai pay
Every person who ha. aSopv Of III. act. of the
first session VI the T~snity-sh,i Congress. is ree
qussed 10 arroh th.- notice 70 the copy Of n, law.
in ~. rvssessiob.
v q The paper. ia which were published he
Laws ofthe laf sss.ion of Congress, y N insert The
above uUtcc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-27

Hunt up your Ped,grees.-An old spins,er
died lately in Scotland and has left property TO
the enormous amount Of near nine miliiods Of
dollars, which, BY her will, is to be equally d.
vided a,noogs, all her relations " no can be found,
without regard 10 the nearness olkindred. Now
II one hundred relations ave found the shares
ot each will be at least $50. 900 "a pretty snug
sum to pay for hunting up pedigree.
London paper gives the following state
ment Of the matter.
RrcH SPIssrvr.-The will Of the late
Miss Jane lnnes. spinster. formerly of Pieardy
place, Edinburs, but late of Stow, iu Norih
Btuon. has just been proved by the Preropatiye
Court of the Archbishop Of Can,erbn,y IN Doc.
tors Commons, by George Scou and John
Thompson, Esqrs.. the executors. The de-
ceased Was possessed Of upwards OF sssO0. 600
IA the funds. and property in different mari. of
Scotland TO the amonnt OF sfl 100000 n,Liog
together the enormous sum Of two miIlions
the whole OF which the testairix has b-oues,h,d
TO be equally divided amongst all her relations
who can be found. without respect TO the near.
est Of kindred. About FIVE year. since. the
testairix became enilled to $500. coo upon the
death OF her brother, he is,ine died iutestate.
and she being his next of hin. IN ~ 2 mos, cs-
traordipary fact that. notwithstanding the rn.
rnense wealth Of the deceased LADY. her habits
we're very pcnurious and. as proof Of ~. ., Is
ouly necessary 10 mention one fsci One dark
evening sbe had occasion TO 60 Bp stairs. bot
.he would not even sht candle, aud IN con
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-27
Administrator Notice.

rE'HE Subscriber gives notice tbl, he has been
u appointed AdmlnIsratur, on the estate Of
RUTH CLARKE, late Of Exeter, deed, and IS
qualified 10 act as such lie requests all persons
IndtDsd 10 her 10 make immediate payment 10
him. and al persons having claims against her 10
present them for settlement
SAMUEL CLARKE, Admir-.
Exeter Jan 18th, lsJJ .--'3s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-27
ID E D

In this town. on Thursday morning last after a
long illness Mrs. Rebecca Locke, widow of Capt
Nathaniel Locke. and daughter olihe late Mr.. Flea
zer Read, in the Cad year OF her age.
On Thursday night last, Harriet. daughter Of
MIR Philip Bates. in the 18th year of her age
On Sunday afternoon, Eliza. only child Of Mr..
Richard Williams. aged wears.
On Monday afternoon last, Richard S. only
child of Gardner b. Reynolds, aged years and
months. Thus IN the short space of one week
have these afflicted parents been called 10 mourn
the loss of two lovely and interesting children --
The funeral will take plare this afternoon at o.
clock. from the residence of his father IN Church.
street. where relations and friends are invited to
attend.
Al the Newport Asylum. on Monday 18th inst, =.
Daniel Webster, infant son OF Mrs. Mary NJ.
Strout. aged IL months
Al Soulh kiogSJown, on the l4lh inst, Stephen
Champlin ESQ, in the Goth year of his age.
At Providence, on Tuesday night 18Th inst,
Thomas Rivers, Esq, aged ~ years.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-27
uRIcuroN MARKET. Mo5aav. IAN.

BKICHTON NNNNET, Monday, jan II.
Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Palriot.]
At market, 2l0 Beef Caue, 10 Stores, and 100
Sheep.
Prices Beef Csule-Abou, half the Beef Cat.
tie were purchased on Saturday some of which
were re-sod to-day at an advance, and sales were
qne Unequal, We quote few extra. ST. 30 -
first quality, SO a So 25; second quality 50 so a
So, third quality, 81 so IS -.
Sheep.-Lo,s were sold a, s 75 s. 55 SO 3 so
a S4
Swine None at market
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-27

sequence of her advanced age. (nearly eighty)
she slipped down and broke her leg, which &C.
rident ultimately caused her death. The pro-
bate duty alone will amount TO a princely fort
me. and the supposed wealthIes,. spinster in
the world miss Burdeu Couus) was not enIi-
tied TO that appellation until the present time.
There Is every reason 10 believe that the proper
~ OF the deceased is the largest ever proved in
the Doctors Commons.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-27
ORANGES.

a MOTHER LOT Of fine Oranges this day re-
"a esiNsd aud for sale al the Confectionery store
Ioi, r. STACY. JR.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-27
N,w.YokK CATTLE MsRkET, Jan. lie.

Reported for the NeE York Jour. Of Commerce.
Beevss-There were 100 at market, including
30 left last week 20 vas from The south, aud
the balsnee from this sis,e " mich COWS aud
1850 sheep
There was an sciire demand FOR beef and 5i0
bead ~efs taben at 81 10 S9-sverssing 8 the
IVy lDs-adsauee Of jOc, from last week
s'ich Cs"s-~ere mostly taken at 20 30, ami
$40 each.
sheep we're sold a; ,, 4 5, and 81 each.
Ilay--The supplss have been moderate. and
ssl-s 1t 5j ~ = l.2c sihs 100 lbs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-27
THE LATE col RIVERS.

Died on Tuesday evening last, very sudden
~, Thomas RivER., Counsellor az Law, aged
40. Mr.. Rivers was native OF South Caro-
lima. and came 10 this State at an early age 10
receive an education a, Brown University. lie
has ever since remained among US. having here
formed the dearest conneNion in life. aud CO.
joyng. from his kindness Of heart and many
amiable qualities, the regards Of large circle
OF relatives and friends.
His talents were above the ordinary standard.
His mind was sound. DISCRIMINATING and well in
formed and he readily took part IN The discus
sion Of those subjects of higher import, gener.
ally included in the denomination Of metaphys-
ical which for time more or less engage the
attention of every inquirng and educated man
He was master of a sound logic. and readily
detected all fallacies of argument and the
spurious pretences with which credulity is i'm
posed upon.
In the discussion of questions Of law of more
than usual interest, and which have attracted
attention beyond the circle OF the profession.
Mr.. Rivers has frequently taken part; and some
OF the best articles on these subjects in the
public papers proceeded from his pen. His
discourses on public occasions sustain the esti-
mate which we have given ni his abilities.
His knowledge OF English literature was
extensive and he was exceled by few in his
appreciation Of the beauties of the drama. Che
best passages of which were among his house
hold Words and as judIcious critic. The
qualities of mind TO which we have alladed as
possessed by Mr.. Rivers well qualified him for
sneceSs in the profession Of the law, which he
practlced. 1t was not however his choice
He had not a taste for lis technicaliles and
drier details but when his mind was directed
to particular train of investigation, and he
laid ont his powers, II WAS apparent 10 all that
nature had intended him for place in the fore
most rank. We take the greater pleasure in
paying this just tribute to the legal talents Of
the deceased from having noticed the res"Iu-
tons adopted by his professional brethren.
" hlch While they allhde TO the "kindncss and
which endeared him ~ so many.
and for which he will he long remembered, are
silent respecting those qualities of mind which
made him the equal Of his assocates.
Peace 10 his ashes. Proc. Herald.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-27
FOR SALE. OR TO LET,

and possession eiren Immediately.
nrl THE Subscriber offers for sal, his Iiousc
I..!m aud Lot, situated in the central part OF
I.IRL Broad street, aud h,tIy 0cthpied by the
Rev. l.. Howard. rhe House l. u substantial well
"urt ~,ructuie two stories hR aud thirty five fees
IN length by thriy IN brcdih, with addition to ifo
rear also two stories high and u icct by ~ III di
meuson, together with a wood house, raiuwuier
cisern. aud well of good water, The Lot Is spa.
clons. being 30 feet on Brond street and rnnnirS
back upwards of250 feet and covered with vnrlt
ty of fruit and ornamental trees. The whole iorns
a mos, eligible residence Tor private family. o.
may for u small amonnt bc COW er,cd into con.
venicn, boarding house.
May EFT WIN. &. HAMMOND.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-27
Newport Lyceunl.

A Lecture will be delivered on THURSDAY
evening next, at Armory Hall, BY GEo. r.
Mann, Esp. on the character of the Indians
of New England. Lecture commences at 7
O'Clock Tickets 1912 cents, TO be had a, w.
Callahan's Bookstore, or at the door.
Jan o7tb
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-27

Rhode Island rerSuS Massachusetts,. or this
case the Boston Daily Advertiser says
In the Supreme Court Of the United States
at Washington, Tie case of Rhode Island a
cainst Massachusetts has been set down for final
argument IN February, on general demurrer
filed on the first day of the present term. We
understand that the counsel of Rhode Island
have been i'll this city for some days examining
the anc ieut records. and that they have caused
two of the ancient maps TO be autographed by
b. w Thayer, Of this city, by whom the work
has been executed with curious exactness.
We have heard a doubt expressed, whether our
Legislature is aware of the importance Of this
case in It's present position before the Court.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-27
iA ar rrte0
sp+Ay>S

In Providence. on " ednesdav evening last. Mr..
Wm II. Pike, to Miss Mary Briggs both Of that
cily.-On Thursday evening, Mr.. Edward L.
Clarke, To Miss Mary A. Chase. daughter OF Da-
riuS Chace Esq, of Providence On Sunday.
Mr. LOUIS {. Allen, to Miss Betsey w. Cleaye-
land. both Of Providence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-27

=. For further accounts of the wreck Of the
Sch Samuel Slater see news columns.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-27
SHIP IL IL NEW $.
PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY. Jan. 20lh
Br. brig Co!oniSt. of Yarmouth, DuIkec, nom
New York for Halifax
Brig Fred Pearl. OF Thomas,on, Spoford, from
New York for Boston.
Br. sch'r Mercy Jane, Kelly from New York
for ST Johns, NB.
Sch'rs Delphi, Of Prcvincetown, Cook fm New
York for Boston Joseph Justice of Marcus Hook.
from Boston for New York.
SoopS Planter of Chatham. Mason, from New
York for Wdreham; Rienzi Heath fun do for
Provdence.
THURSDAY. Jan. 2ls,.
Sch'r ST. Lucas, Of Lnoolyville, Gould, from
| ThomaSton for New Haven.
Shops Essex Durf-e from Fall River for New
York Victory, Heath, Providence for do
FRIDAY, Jan. 22d.
sch'r Commodore. Wilcox. fun Bristol for New
York.
) Sloop Midas, Dennis, from Providence for ~ Y
SmLnD-Briss Colonist, for Halifax; Frederick
Pearl, for Boston ;-Schrs Mercy Jane, for St.
JohnS Delphi, for Boston Nantucket, for Fal-
mouth; Pandora for Elizabeth City NC -Sloop
Planter, for Wareham.
SATURDAY. Jan. ODD
Sloop Charles. Ash. from New York for Prov.
SMLtD-Sch'r St. Lucas, for New Haven.
SUNDAY. Jan. 2ilh.
Rev. Cutter Jackson, Frazer 3 days from New
York on a cruise 10 relieve vessels IN distress -
y DAYS from Liverpool for New York brig Chip
old, Of Philadelphia, from CadIz fdt do.
Schr independence, Stewart, ot and from Fall
River for New York.
SMLED-S!oop Charles, Ash, Providence.
MONDAY, Jan 2jlh
No arrivals.
SAILED Sch'r Independence. Stewart, n. York
TUESDAY. Jan 26rh
Schr Lsrkin Snow, preSsey, OF and FIN Thom
aston for Charleston.
schr Challenge. Of Thomaslon. JoLnsor q
DAYS from Central Ameuca for Ncw Yora, III
disreSs-haviug stove about lJ feet Of the VaIsi
TWO umbers broken. sails torn, and one ran SICK
Left At G.. A Italian bark San Jose and Sch'f
Coumblana, and French barquc EnroEe from
Havre all wished to b. reporsd.-CJpt johnson
reports having seen on the Eth and l-h inst. IN
tat 81. ship with signals Of distress aying
Sloop Cleaner of New London. Con, from New
York for Providence.
S,uED- Barauc Olive Mobi. Sch r. I.1rkin
Snow, Charleston Commodore, New York -
SloopS Victory, Amity. Midas, and Essex, all for
New York.
=. For further accounts Of the wreck Of the
Sch'r Samuel Slater, sec news columns.
CLEAREB.
2lst-Barque Ohvc, Peterson, Mobile
23d-Sloop Charles, Ash, Providence.
MARINE MInOaANDA.
Cid ut Charleston. I2ih inst. brig Oclayia. HoI-
ic, for Wilmington. NC; 10Th schr CoIa, May.
berry. for Providence.
Arr at Charleston, 18th inst. brig Echo Mes.
scr from ManBzas
Cd at 81. Marks, 9th inst, brig Acton, Bur.
rsughs cor New York
a, Havana, "a INST. schr COuccrd, Carr, for
freight or charter.
Arr at New Orleans. 7ib last sch'r Export
Gardner, from VerDlon Bay Convert Gard.
ber. from Auakspss.
Arr at Mobile, 9Th inst, brig Eagle, Brown, from
this port.
CD at Norfolk, IGlh inst. ship WIN. Eng,, Coe,
for Havana
ADV at Savannah. i;b inst, sch'r vii:iniau.
Burroughs, for New Orleans
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-10-21
ANCIENT SUMMARY

julius fought Pitched battles and killed one mil
lion and half of men,
Manlius who threw down the GauIs the Capitol had
received twenty wounds and taken pols before he
seventeen years of age
Deneus fought l20 battles. eighty times victorious n
single combat and received forty five wounds IN front he
had among his trophies 70 belts. muriai obsdlonei
and IA civic crowns
Cato pleaded four hundred causes and gained them all
Cyrus knew the names of all the soldiers of his amy
LucIus Scipo Of the Roman People fLiry
Chmdes could relate all be had heard inhe same
words.
Julius Caesar wrote read dictated and listened the
sasion Of his friends at the same time
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-10-21
From the Natche= Cosrisr
HISTORY OF THE UNION BANh.
WITH COMMENTS.

the Union Bank for 1856 We will just remind Fealers
that the bill as from the housg ssbmHg osiy fts
fh section that pdging tss aish ~ the Sa.s % fts ~
which the Democratic Legislature OF 1886 thought al srh
cient compliance with the Requirements Of the Cc1su1n
postponed the Senate until the adjourned s-soo ca 'he
Legislature IN 1887
1887
The LEGISLATURE convened pursuant % sdlournnens ON
Monday. the second day Of January.
Gov Lynch Transmitted his message the SKA AAeE
speaking the Treasury CcuarIs effects uoa ae banA
and banking capitalize says
The establishment or Union Bank supply the acaai
supposed defect Of Banking capital and 20 the relief ne
aware. is greatly relied on
He Hereconmends strict scrutiny OF the eharterhs eb
lishment of sinking fund redeem the loanale uf the
bonds bearing six pe cent nteFesh4G the Safe shoad be
come tockhoier The OF third f1urtA of The
the whole pita stock He makes other not very I'm
In Senate AIexandsE NcSutt slerssd Ps-ss'-a'
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-10-21
THOs. A. FALCONER.
THE
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7aza c.rara1ra? gg @A3B1Ig
n e on Of Holly sPrinss MssisIrpp Yr rTgIo oIlars liars
&c DOIIAaS md Five dollars al the end OF year
i i I / 49,, - is.rsn for less than six monihs td
sts,tiseyrseElts will De in.efiea a' 'he uSui i'o
not marked with The number q nsf5GnS ar
Hg VIII o - fr Office will baStae Sc--Couny 20
zP -.5 - - sSr,lled by responsible name IA town.
-, addressed 70 the Editor on business VIII ing ~
o. e oa y E 5ad loraii gOEs vyoRE2 done at this Of
- on Is deliveret
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16

I'VE arc receiving our Fan supply Of Agricultural I'm
pchrnis' which embracesa greater variety, ani bet.
isf assortuCni than has been offered 10 the Ni,iua
Farmers. lis on,cr ncccssary Tor nur p,pt.I-
70 srnu Noth Io h"t Implements, thuy hud hcIn
our arrangements Cmaie few weeks p.sD are such
a. n enable us 10 furnish arrlc the
tms business, affords pleasure to hear the sIIsrcs
ions OF our Planters la Order may have any
We shall use our best cudcaynur to meet tho sbe OF ,
AGucuiuTsl community aud shah receive h-r
implements attic lowest prices. can obtain mis- emf Oar
assortment Consists IN TAT, OF the following, viz:
Ploughs-l, , Z and horse
Green ewaTd Plpughs-2. 3 and horse
hhi-sd" Pluughs-l, and horse. Every Farmer who
ms hid "n his place should supply hscT " h one of
'hsse fioughs, "a prevents the soil from washing
ponh!e IN ND board Plough, ior or, Mug burrows
Improved Rotary Plough
hr casting Of these Poughs superior 10 snv thing
eNs' ohcr, la this Chilled which Lenders
mem h'r and al the sdm- t'ue, tough they will iast
lou-rr AMI do better ,ork Wi~c ovrtC th,n Inc common
plough Our prices for these superior poushs ace sslov
as those 81 the common log:h have etolore been
Bots Patent straw Gutter
nuNey's do Guilio;ine do
Hovcy'S do do
RousTIes, NOurse 4 Mason's 80
KKoussIe', Noursc 4 Masons Com Shelters
OUT balance wheel
Do double 10 10, DO do do
wheat Fans, from two or three manufacturers
lnpr. v"d iiorso Power
Corn aui Cob CTushcr
Ihaudicr's Improved Double Harrow
Expanding CultyatoTs, three different kinds
Hand do
Manure Forks and Rakrs
spades and ShuypIs, from three or four factories
Gram ~cuups aud Shovels
Patent Churns, entirely article
Garden and Poia''. Hoes
Together with almost every article necessary for panta
uon isa mistaken idea, that because Pluuss are
lucniy nigh IL gives US pleasure TO show a-suu
meut and give the best oof OF their chcapneSs Call on
US, five doors below the Bell Tavern.
P.s.-Garden Seeds and Fruit Trees S"i6