T O V . 
Mal 
M t X W i | 
4 ,1 ft*. 
S 


SSmmi 


T U R N R H l » O H T 
7 1 i ; R « I R V 


I t CU M L I S I I HU E V E R T S A T I ' H I * A V , MI 


J . II. 
R A R I I K K . 


P f * . I 3 3 , i ' l l A X K l - S T K I H T . 


>7* T K R H S —T w o n,,||jir««per mumm. 


A lf »rli anient* nut ox ensiling * squirei 


I t#*rt*d tine© week r for | l , sud • * 1 • " ,H 
frill be charged lur each subsequent instr* j 
lion. — A ll A d vertiitnenl*, 
|*t where, 
«*aceoiiut in open) must be paid for previ* 


•ua I* iM oH lan. 


ir s * » * •per disc n itiiin©d(unleM at thedi* 


frauen el tbr* Ed itor) until *rrei*fes are 
paul— Single paper* lo be hat! at Hie Office 


©aly. carrier* not being allow «) to dispose 


ef them 


COTT At IE BUlDINti 1,1 ITS 


Anil B e n i Enlnlr, 
Tor M I , 


P,\ K H \ l, rory delightfully lim ited 
pierre of I. A N I), in tin* Southerly 
part e f the T o w n o f Newport, near lo the 
ISttrrarwnett Avenue mid Hellene street, 
which Lund line bern recently laid out in 
Lot* of IOO fret square, mid w ill be ■<>! I 


iii s in g le Lot®, or in larger parcels,Intuit 
pun* haiie re. 
T h e p r o x i m it y o f this property to t h o 
Tow n, mid t o tho Hunch mid Ocean, (uh 


w e l l a s it s nearer** to t h o contemplated 
A em lin tel) makes the situation docidud 
Iv o n e o f tin* most convninnnt, ngrmuildn 


e n d in t e r e s t in g for Sum mer residenoos 


o f a n y o n Rhode Island. 
('bare are also offered lur Sal*’, ninon 


ll. S E S S IO N S . 


I lax J uxt opened 
the following 
art telex 


t i t t 


New style Ribbons and Scarfs, 
R ich MoUtselm© de Limn s. Saxony*, 
A X M erinos o| elegant shades, 


I ' l a t n K d e I w i l l i e s , d i t t o , 
Kosliii Plaids free (rom cotton, 
Printed Odeons Cloths At Cashmeres, 
Plain black M de Lam e, extra quality. 
Figured Alepine*,jut aud bine black do. 
Illaek I tube! Cloth dark Cmgham*, 
Rich F.nglish At French Prints, 
I*loves, ll uidkercbicfs Ate. 
Selected with care and for sale al low 
prices, 
Sept. aft. 


At ti town Alerting, 
holden A'ewpo ' , 
Aoe. 
I I . 11*41. 
A 
H there has I roan a quantity of R o il, 
taken (rom the Marsh and Upland, 
adj nnuig the Tow n Houch, 
by (KO so us 


« iiltntii any ii ut bority. 


V o t e d a n d 
l i e x o l r e d . dint any person 
that m ay hereafter carry off tiny part of 
the still o| said Matsli or Luland, shall 
be sulij -ct ton penally of a dollars tor ev. 
wry load sn carried aw ay, to bt* lecoverwd 
by action of debt or complaint in die name 
ol the Pawn Prem ium for the us,/ ut tin* 
low ii, (m to re the Court 
ut Justices iii 
said tow ii, and t h a t the above be publish. 
cd three weeks iii 
the Newspapers ol 
this tow n 
A true copy — witness, 
IL Ii. H O W L A N D , Town I leek- 


N 
E W 
P O 
R T . 
S V 
U 
! I t | > A Y , 
J A 
M 
A W 
I 
I , 
I H J S . 


W NOTICE 


R s n ih ils h p 


“ The Summer tx jnut, The I tar vent 
ix ended." 


Q 
S II X L I. now attend at mv store to 
V A D K R S T L L all na me Ai AM AIL*. 
L E S S Stores — I have N ew Calicoes, 
( ’nitons, Flannels, Tw illed Cottons, Janes, 
Vleniiows, and a variety of Lace aud ath­ 
ar goods all of which I shall sell low for 
the ('ash for it is it friend I mn now iii 
great need of. 
W m J A M E S T I L L E Y . 


I have 300 Umbel* of Table Potatoes, 
aud a lot el Polk 
am I 
I luff for sale 
cheap, 
Nov. ft. 


I lent Ii (L in ts 
H a ir C am blet*, 
C olo red W a v e d H eaver C loths. 
D iam ond do. 
do. 
P la in P ilo t (Mollie. 


H rom lrloths iii nil their variety. 
CitM im erea plain mid fancy. 
Stout Satiinets, 
Kerseys, 
V erm ont (Moths, fee. Vie. &c. all late­ 
ly received, and tillered for nrnle at the 
lowest m arket price# by 
W a . < . C U Z / C V S t i C o. 
O rt- 30, I b t l. 


S n it * 
m i l l 
( V r t n i n C u r e 


A o r H A L T U 
l l l i d J I , 


f 
i 


% V ’ I the Sllbseribers tinting lw»«*n «| p<>inlr>i 
by lim lien I .airt ol TroltRl* tor tin 
(I 
l»y ilia lion ('earl al rrolntia i«»r the 
low not PorUiaoutb I'ouimiMionars un din t i . 
Into ol 


l a tonseqiicnec of the mcrenvS 
ad S a l m 
o n ! tor T r u is tic * 
I 
o 
i i , 
pound for en re of H ull 
U loinn 
A e . it is evident tlmt btu-© st. 
tempts tisve been made, sud Rte 
pow making, to mutate Un* article, nun rn- 
fringe upon his right. Ila obi a inn! Letter*- 
Patent tlire© years since, both tor the pri- 
paratimi mid rintnu ; mid nil persons sri 
I hereby < sot inned ngsinst infringing upon 
ins rig h t, guaranteed by Simi Paten t, mule# 
the severest penalties of the law 
Keno in. 
ber the penally lies agonist the seller os 
well ss tbs lunker o f the article- 
Never 
buy if unless it bas the w ritten, mind — w rn 
ten signature ut the inventor. 
Tim 
milt 
incut is i i i im boxes w iih the letter* “ VV 
ll. T R U F A N T Patent, Hath, Me. 1 stain- 
ped on the Cliver, all others must be false.- 
Phot the above medicine is w orthy of con­ 
li don ce, is evident Irwin tin; tact (n otw ith­ 
standing its opposition ) more than 


T W E L V E 
T I K >VSA A P 


packages have been sold wit fun 
a 
short 
lime, giving very general satisfaction w here 
faithfully applied. 
In fact 
tho continual 
urn) almost daily instances of its success 
which I i h v o 
occurred 
i i i 
this and oilier 
S ta to r justifies the proprietor in submitting 
it Mlidi increased confidence to tho public 
generally, 
flus remedy is recommended, 
in addition to H a lt 
Rheum, as good f>r 
King W orm —Scald I lead-Shingles— Lop. 
rocy — Pile*— Itch — Pimples— and ©spun* ly 
ay so for the Jackson or Barber a itch. 
Af 
man is heir to humors o( a thousand names 
the ointment itself is frequently used with 
perty 
of JO H E l H H , of Newport, 
forjeniiru success 
Price MI cts 
Tho inter- 


T lw Iodin, ing interesting e*trart i.jm u c h . l, ,, ,, * , 
t h . A ,. ,h ,P « f ft*. 
I ruin a I li-torii al Lectu re , 
h u rly 
d r 
1 
*--- 


livered in New Y o rk by the R e v . D r. 


#V u Y iC fc . 


■ M IK 
Subscriber Im ving 
received 11 
■ 
Deed of Assignment of nil the pro- 


Kstriing, carrying btl gun*, birt nit her 
mast*. 
A ller nu absence of leo days, 
the shattered 
French fleet returned to 
Newport 
A council of w *r was held, 


I O l l l h i t l f 'f l l l p r r n I lo u is o f ( f i r I ""d •••hough Greene and Lafayette were 


Sparks :• 


I r e l i c i t 
m i d 
A i i i e r i e . u a 


A l l j i l l K m . 


I ii pursuance of the treaty, the Fr» nch n**«*ur© 
unadvisable, 
nod 
government sent nut a (lect winch sailed •••led for Boston. 


j anxious lo havu the original plan of aline k 
upon Newport carried out, it w*s decided 
that the Condition of the fleet re od* red tho 


O 'E a ts mg 


Im benefit of his Creditors, hereby gives 
notice 'n «»11 persons Im vmg demands to 
prest lit tin same within 
titre© 
month* 
from 
the dei© hereof, 
or they m il bo 
mu„ vm. wn„ ....................... - 
T H O M A S R R O W A E L L , 
„ 
Forty Acres o f Laud lying on both side* late of Portsmouth due. icpresented iuaolvsnl. j debarred from all dividend on anni es'st© 
of Tham es-sheet, south of the Codding h*r«hv flv* iiohc* to lbs t rvditnr* ob «nid os-! 
D. 
D K N IIX M , 
Atxignee. 


ton Factory. 
A map rd Mio a hole Can bu seen lit tin* 
A’cirporf Exchange Honk, anil terms ol 
Hals iii ole known on application there,or 
R . K . R ANitot.ru, E*q. 


Newport, A ugust?, H H — 4w. 


S T «• V E S. 
1 
^ 0 R burning W O O D or C O A L * inn- 
nulrtctitred al tile 
N ew port Foun 
drv, wine Ii for convenience or economy 
are not surpassed by a il)'C auking stove 
in the mm kid, for sale bv 
W M . P R O W N E L L , 
next South of the Taxi (lffic*‘ 
N . ll . — T h e Public are invited la call 
aud examine for themselves. 
Newport, Hept. Iii. 


into lh ll lh«y nm*! preseat their claims la mill­ 
et ut Ilia CoinimsRionors. 
within fix month* 
Irnui (lie «lni« hereot' { and tluit we v ill ineel 
and decide on the legality of their reaper ii va 
rhino* al tim Ii,not Oliver I). (4 re*-ne on tim 
I et .'Saturday of tprd IHI# ut g o’clock I*, M. 
JO H N . C O RY. 
i 
ASA Fit K RUO RN. 
J 
Comme. 
JO H N MU It IIIN (/TOV. 
> 


All person* nultddnd to full! Fat air, arr rr 
quested t<> make mono.lotto payumnt in lbs 
■uheoriher. 
tU .fV FK UUOXVNF F I.. 
Ad ininiatratnr on *>tid F*tato. 
I ortameath, Out. tg, IH4I. 


ItKMOVAL, 
— 
* 
I 
O O O HHP K E I) re* pp ct fu Iv 
• Inn friende and ctiatniiiera th 


New port,D ctober IO, IM AI. 


O A I V ! E l . B . U A V I M . 


Continue to carry un tho Hoot 
and Hiioo businevs 
at 
tho old 
atmid No I .TH i baulea aln el, where w iii 
b< found u general as^orfinent 
O I* 
H o o t* * A 
k ih u t 's , 


nsl applies! mu. is cont pored of l l2 dill* rent 


iu g r e d ie n t f l, entirely vegetable, and is rs- 
teemed highly a* a sale and wholesome 
drink, fo r p e rs o n s g e n e r a lly ; particulary iii 
‘ tIm* spring season. 
Price bb cis. 
Nmnert 
ony certificates from diatinguiaiied physic- 
II*na, clergymen aud other profession!*! incnt 
from ibis an d oilier Htates ate iii po*M>s 
lull of the proprietor, winch 
might lie sub­ 
joined if necessary. 
A word to tile wise is 
* 11 Iii tie o I. 
The undersigned inhabitant* 
of Bath, 
certify that we have used the medicine pre- 
pared by W illiam ll. 'I'riifant ss a rem* dy 
for **alt Rheum, and have found it the best 
we have ever known ; and having no doubt 


I rom Toulon on the 13th of Xprif, 177**. 
about two months after tho treaty was 
signed. 
Iht> five! x* as commanded by 
the Count D L-imgn, mid consisted of 
twelve ship* nr die lino and four Ingate ■. 
The lim ,sh al lins time occupied PJiiIm 
dolphin, mid Washington was at Valley 
Forge. 
'I he fleet was got ready wtib 
great secrecy mid despatch, in the hone 
that it might arrive i i i tho Delaware bo. 
fore the British army left Philadelphia,! 
and thus by blockading 
Lord Howe, iii 
conjunction 
with 
W ashingtons force, 
capture both the ll#et aud tho army — 
I he plan was however defeated by van- 


ohs adverse Causes. 
(Iv* mg 
lo 
head 
winds and stormy 
weather, 
Count D* 
Earning wa* 87 days in Clos Ming the At 


An advance had been made by the land 
forces upon Newport during iho ik w n c * 
of die fleet, blit the departure of the fleet 
h id dispirited die militia, and paused 
many o f diem to (eave, aud Hulhvsn fi. 
unify, found himself compelled to give up 
the enterprise 
The failure of tho ex pc- 
d it ion excited much murmuring among 
tho people. 
Sullivan and the Arm riesn 
lores* were 
highly indignant towards 
l> Emitting and his officers, and 
it was 
lea rod that there 
reception 
m 
Bouton 
would Its such as to mar the beneficial 
results expected from the alliance. Groat 
pains were, however taken by the authori. 
ties of Massachusetts and the citisons of 
Huston to show die French every mark 
ol respect,— and much was done by th# 
biune, and on his arrival ut the mouth of nblo aud eloquent pen of Dr. Cooper in 
the Delaware, he found that die British 
Hie pd> ic journals, and by lite c io n ions 
find evacuated Philsdeiphin twenty days 
before, and the fleet under Lord Howe 
lied sailed eleven days lie fore for 
N e w . 


of W ssbmgton, lo remove the popular 
prejMdn lea excited towards their new al­ 
lies. 
In fact a (lur lime bad been given 
Y o lk . 
T he main object of die fleet w a sM or cool reflection, the re was a general 
thus Ii list rated, and W e a re only loft to / conviction that 
the ill success of tho 
conjee I ti re die important turn it might French fleet in their various expeditions 
have given to tv* ma had ii been success- had bevil die elf et rather of a train of 
fui. 
M r. G ira rd ,‘ho first French minister, disinclination to render the 
unfortunate circumstances, than from a 


Am ericana 
every assistance in their power. 
( oui.I ll Est.nog remained in the har­ 
bor of Boston about two months, and, 
having refilled and victualled hts ships, 
sailed lo I be W est Lelies. 
He captured 
it re dada w*nd Hi 
Vincent, and gamed 
much credit in an 
engagement with B y ­ 
ron* fleet. 


These ©vents occurred in 1773. G en. 
L ncoln, who at th a time commanded 


MD CIU 


A T 


. . . . 
. . . . 
^ 
that it 
i m a valuable discovery 
take th*1 
w hich bv w ill mcII ut. cheap us any store 
. 
./ . 
1 
* * liberty to recommend it to a 
who sn: al 


til!* DOD d. 


I i i i: 
N ew Cheap 
Store, 


No. 
ISI) 
Will be Opened This Day, 


W 
H ((MI uro of tho latest importa­ 
tions and will bn sold tit the low. 
•st price*. Among them xviii bo found. 


O r l k a n s C l u n i v . 
At.p a c i i a L e s t m s 
Muuseliene de I.a in u , 
Alpine*, 
Thibet Clot is, 
Pi lot*, Hliawls, 


Flannels, 
GtngbaniM, 
Cloths, 
Cassimere*, 
Hsttmelt*, 


IJMnaRi.i. if, *A- c. 


P E W 
T O K S A L K . 
-####<► 
P 
F.XV No 15. in tho North 
B.iptHl 
Church, in tho W est 
(sic. 
For 
terms apply to Joseph K* C h a n d a il iii 
Portsmouth or R. M A R S H Jon* N ew ­ 
port, 
Oat. lfl 


XJOO - 
inform* 
hat Ii© ha* 
removed Ins A U C T IO N 
A 
(O M .M IS - 
H K IN IS T i t R E . to N o 87, opposite tho Post 
Oliiee wltcro he w ill continue to <-airy nu 
til© shove business, 
tin hand, new and 
second hand stoves, siiitnbl© tor v©seels A 
rainily ti*© ; furniture, broadcloth r©»l flan- 
nel, papei hangings, murine shells, aud all 
kinds of goods i i *ititlly found i i i an Auction 
Room , ii i m! will anend auction tale* i i i un 
tin rf o flite town oil reasonably 
term s.— 
C rateful tor pant favors be respectfully so 
lid im ii share ut future patronage. 
O d ,9. 


O f l o I h t J IT . I S I I . 


M W P A L L L O O O S , 


W M . ( ’. C O Z Z E N S , A. C o . 


I _ I A V E H E E N receiving during the last 
* * -I weeks, their usual largesupply ut 


F A L L *p 
W I A T E R ( H ) K O S , 


comprising a general 
assortment o f tho 
newest aud mo»l tushionabl© styles of 


M O U S E L IN E L E 
L A IN E S . 
S I L K S 
Alps cess, 
Printed Chrno Merinoe*, 
Plain English do, 
ark French Prints. 
Sh aw l*, Healfs, A v. A c 
1 and lim y arc oflureu lur sale at the low ts 
prices t Hat good* o f equal quality eau bn 


in Newport 
t« .tt« |ul lot pa-l InvotK 
he hereby solicits ii continual,co of their 
patronage. 
Gentleman* vV Ladies ll int* an I almes, 
manufactured to order i i i tho neatest man. 
tier aud of tho best materials, attila short 
est notice, aud particular attention paid 
to repairing. 
• c t ‘2 3 .- 3W. 


• S I O 
O 
I . I . . t i t s 
I i W W K 
I ) 


• ted wilh I bvt inveterate malady.. 
I 'RUISI Vt amidon, 
Tlioiruts inturn’!, 
K tv ill linbtiitiou, 
A, L. Mnnpsoii, 
Jam©* I f t«i it 111 mu , 
llsnry (J. Dmitivll, 
Tho*. P. I, VA • bit, 
L u k e I.Hilliard. 


N ai IPI *w« »y, 
V it I i i in f Gardiner, 
J r>M©s Kus-oil, 


A . vv. Tumor. 
A a r o n 
D o m m l l , 
M a r l i n Andor**©), 
fit mn * H i g g i n s . 
H . Ii. W soli, Jr. 


• Hine tint w i'll this fleiit. 
A frigate wa* 
sent up the Delaware lo nimble the minis. 
tor lo meet Congress, aud Iho fleet then 
sailed tor Handy 
Hook. 
VV'H*bington’s 
army was now stationed at W hite Plain*. 
having been drawn there alter tile baltic 
of Monmouth, and he was informed et 
the arrival of the French fleet. 
T he plan 
of operation* first conceived by Count d’ 
Kitting was lo cross lite** ber,’’ and st. 
turk Lord Howe's fleet 
i i i the hat bor, 
Hou.hsfn division of tho Am eticau 
while W aihiugten w as at the same tune af,ny, aud he wrote to D ’Knuing, deair- 
lo make a der cent oi* N ew York island. ,nK btu* to join in an attack upon 8»« 
I he two confidential aids of Washington, vaunah, 
I'he proposal was accepted by 


hi* 


Un Oilton mn* EMurtmw 
barf been de*- v ‘he T reuch Aifc«iiui, and he arrived oil* 
patched on board the fleet to concnrt Hie coast of Georgia rn Hepiemhwr. 
H ie 
mcasurus with the Admiral, accompanied »pp«-wr«nco was so unexpected, that ho 
by lour skilful pilots. 
Hut Count d’Es. *ufpri#c<1 and captured a British ship of 
taiug’s go«»d fbi tun© again tailed bim.— 
^no a,,fl lh fen frigates. 
Ho landed 
Alter a acnea of soundings he had the 
marched to Hwvannah with 3,500 
mortification lo find that ins heavy ships lrooP*i wtiere (Jeu. Lincoln joined him 


C o u l d not cross tile bur. 
H e wrote to 
I,IOO men. 
I he combined fore 
! 
Prep ired sud sold by ilia »ub*criber st 
1 store in Wkier st. it*th, Mal"*, 
_ 
__ 
Prien -On* del Im, with full direction*, 
VV aMJungion, expr3*sing much chagrin at •ummoned the town to surrender, but a 
I 
Alt ie ti© r * tram abroad iinut tm Post paul 


L O H F . 
I i i of near the Market on th© 
Furry wharf, 
on 
Wednesday 
last, 
a 
Leather Covered Hank Bouk. containing 
I IU dollars. 
Tho finder bv leaving ita l 
my story, shall icceivefh e above reward, 
or ii ii© will return mn th© Hook with 
IOO dollars tin ©ugh tho Post Office, or 
any other way, shall lie welcome t i th© 
remainder. 
M IL I (FN H A L L . 
Nov. (SI. 


W M , 
H, T R U P A A T , 
For sal© in Newport by my agent, C. 
N. T I L L E Y , No 142, Th im©* sliest. 
Get 38. 


T 


K r t a i lii i g l?Ioki»sc». 


A few bhd*, primo M UH 
C G V A D X M O L X S S E S , yet bought for in un-y market 
remaining for M i l e , bv. 
‘ 
H E N R Y 
H U L L . 
Newport Nov. 13;h. 


F 


() ll Sal© ch elp for Fusil or ap­ 
proved Paper. 


500 
(Hills Prime N . Orleans Molasses 
50 Hlids Cuba Muscovadado. 
‘lib Boxes ll. Brown Sugar, 
50 Bugs Cuba Coffee. 


'The above w ill be add i i i parcels suited 
to the demand. 
I L B U L L J a. 
O rt 9. 


H E subscriber hereby gives notice 
that silo has been appointed Ex 
ecutrix to th© last w ill and testament of 
W I L L I A M G R E E N E , 
late of Jam estown dee. aud bas taken 
upon Herself tint frost by giving bonds 
as the law directs. 
All persons having 
demands upon tile ©slate of said deco tad 
are r» quested to exhibit th© same ; a.id 
fili'per-ous indebted lo make immediate 
Paym ent lo. 
H A LLY G R E E N E , Executrix. 
Nov. 13. 


T O K H A L E . 


me mg in© British flag waving over the 
forest c f masts in the harbor, from which 
he was separated only by a bar of sand, 
and which be might capture but for this 
untoward obstacle. 
Washington then formed a plan for a 
combined ai tack upon Newport where 
the British bud 6,00(1 troops and several 
arue d vessels. 
Gen. 
.Sullivan at lins 
lune 
commanded 
h i 
Providence, and 
Washington directed him to call out Ti, 
OOO militia from Massachusetts, Cooee* 
lieut, aud Rhode Island, while ho sold 
G reene and Lafayette with 2,000 from 
ins own unity, so that Hullivau would 
thus hnv* a 
force of 
10,01)0 men.— 


delay of 24 hours was grunted to the 
British officer, and i i i the eight th© garri­ 
son was reinforced. 
Alter a siege ©f 
bv© days, the assailar.ts were forced to 
retreat. 
On© of tho most melancholy 
results of this disastrous affair was lh« 
death of Count Pulaski. 
"T h # French troops, tinder command 
of the Count Kochnrnbeuu. emtmrked at 
Brest to the number of 5,000 men. 
T h # 
Chevalier 
de 
I urney commanded tho 
fleet, and the whole armament 
reached 
Newport the 10th of Ju ly . 1780 
Wash- 
legion had despatched Gen. Heath lo that 
place to receive them. 
On the arrival of 
the Frsuch squadron, the British fleet mw 


T O 
I* K T . 


T H A T 
H i l l y K i l l i ­ 
an:.! I K H J h K iii Frankliii'Street, 
next 
w est of D r. T . C . Dunn’s.— Tile 
I louse is i i i complete repair ; has a large 
garden, a well of excellent water, w ith a 
pump in the wash room ; a large gras-. 


M i £ i l l O I M in 


T H O M A S T . S H 
E F F I E L D 
. 


H o p ed flilly 
inform 
his Old 
Friend, ami i Plal 18 
fro“ ' 
,,,B hou.l" ,• al,d ,l 18 " 
vert pleasant residence tor a genteel ta. 
r r . n ^ ’r ? ' " 
“ I 
e“ un' Ty' 
J.m lv .— 4/.o, Several ..,..,11 IW . n e m , , 
p i l A I I... I..,. ...moved Ic the commo 
„ „ j „ nln,.dlate 
g , y „ , . _ F „ , 


va « m '! 
n,cc,!P ,c,i, l,v | 
Arc an .lv ,., 
Sheffield cc Ifell, 4 doors south ut his Into 
R O B IN S O N P O P T E K 
location, where In* b is for sale every ar. 
New port May I 
tide in the ( x r o t 't r y L i l a c , (w ill 


T 


A U E S U B S C R I B E R is in want of 
good Liquor barrels, and will c o r . 
tinue to receive them through the season. 
Grocers and 
Shopkeepers 
having the 
sam© to dispose of run alw ays 
receive 
.th© full market value, and depend upon 
having them rcguUry called lur. 
N. E . Rum w ill be kept on hand and 
for sale at the distillery as heretofore or 
ut my counting ruom at th© lumberyard. 
H E N R Y B U L L . 
N ov 13, 1841. 


I I I 


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E 
T 
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F I R S T RX’IE Covered W agon 
built lust spring, snd is now in corn. 
pieta order, having been run but very 
little the past Hummer. Apply to. , 
T S T A C Y Jit. 
opposite the Post Office©. 


0 * 1. 3 8 . 
T O W N 
I X X 
T 
H E Subscriber, 
Collector 
of th© 
T o w n Tux, 
hereby gives notice 
that he has received 
from the Assessor 
the ’Pax Bock for 1841. and requests all 
persons subject to taxation, to call at the 
office No. 87, op po*, rn 
the Post Office 
Thames street, and settle. 
J E R E M I A H G O O D S P E E D , ColVr. 


Get, o« 


D 'Kstaigii 
sailed from tho 
Hook 
for der Admiral A but hoot, joined by that un 
Rhode Island to 
act 
i i i concert with der Adm iral 
Graves, which combined 
Sullivan. 
’H im 
movement ut the tune '•'as superior to the French, sailed for 
was unfortunate* 
Hail lie remained at Newport to blockade th© French fleet,— 
tho ll auk ten day* longer, he might have Gen. Clinton at the same time despatched 


th© exception of intoxicating Liquors)— ! 
as low as cai) ho purchased ulsow here of 
equu) quality— and delivered free of ex - : 
pense in any part of the T o w n . 
I* 


S T O V E © A © 
K A T I S 
#•#«<- 
y A ) TI I E . 
I lie subscriber a ishes 
to give notice that us the mc.is in is 
Ho bas ( U L 
Sperm at S I 20 cl*, approaching Tor the usa of Slaves and 
warranted pure ; and W hale at 50 c li. 
almost as white as w a te r;— Brow n Ila 
van# Sugar, 121 lbs fur •‘SII — and oilier 
articlca in proportion. 


Grates arui many 
p e o p le have Stoves on 
hand w hid) they wish 
to dispose of— 
I w ill tik e them a ttila 
Store No. 
142 
Th a mea street and scil them for a very 
During the Hum tiler seuson, he w ill be j moderate commission, cither at Auction 
constantly supplied fro i i iii© hi st Dairy** 
on the Island, with good fresh lluttcr.& c. 
Without undertaking to puff his article*, 
he w ill m erely invite his friend* to call 
and satisfy them selves,which he believes 
they will not fail to do, on inspection. 
Newport, A pril 3, 1841. 


^ H A T pleasant a lid com­ 
modious 
D w e llin g . 
Mouce, in Waahington-streel. 
owned and form erly occupied, 
by ll on. W in . D iluter.— 'The Estate is 
n excellent repair and has been occupied 
tor tile laM fivo years by Miss G u f f as a 
Boarding.House.— It has a 
large yard, 
garden, and ail unfailing well of water. 
It w ill be Let for One or more years.— 
Fo r terms, Ate apply to 
B E N JA M IN FIN C H . 
New port, M arch 13. 
T O 
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T H E 
B w e l l m 
g - H a u M 1 


i i i C hurch street, uuw occupied 


N ew port A e W i c k Torii. 
S*f*Tj~ii 


H K P A I K E P S L O O P 
R E S O L U T I O N , Capt 
H ollow ay, has 
commenced 
running between Newport A. 
XVickford. Leaving W ickford every day 
at I) o’clock, a . M. 
Returning w ill leave Hie fleet should bombard the town 
Newport al 3 o’clock, I*. M. 
Passengers 
for New Y ork, w ill be in season 
to take 
the Steam Boat tram, 
and those from 


N e w Y ork will arrive at 
the 
Depot 
i i i 


or ut priv i e sale, us tiny be agreed upon 
w lien brought. 
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CCT Person* wishing to purchase Stoves bv George I. M unro.— Ii is well calcu- 
or Grates, will do well to calf ut No 142 lated to accommodate two 
fam ilies.— 
I kames street befur© they purchase. 
C H A R L E S N . T IL L E Y . 
Sept 25. 1841. 


Possession go en on the 12th o f October. 
For terms, apply to 
H E N R Y T . 
IR IS H . 


time to take the boat to Newport. 
Nov. 20. 


H a m * 
Sm oked. 


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' H E subscriber bas erected a brick 
smoko boose in the rear ot bis 
house and store No. IOU, Thames street, 
where he w ill smoke Hams, in prtme or­ 
der, al the customarv prices. 
Dec. l l . 
J 'V . D A V IS . 


8,000 men to make an attack by land.— 
But. Gen. Washington having made an 
advance towards New York, the troops 
were recalled, whtUs rho british fleet re- 
(named off New pc rt 
On the 20th of September, Washington 
Coom Rociiarnbeau and Admiral Turney 
m etal Hartford to arrange future opera­ 
tion*. 
It was agreed at this meeting. 
Ilia* no offensive operation* should bo 
made unless the remainder of the Frereh 
troops or the French fleet at lh* W est 
In bes under the Count de Grass© should 
arrive, or the Butut) troops sh /old mon­ 
aco the Southern Stales. 
As none of those contingence* occurred 
there were no active operations during 
the season and the French flee; and a r. 
my rern.ur.ed at Newport for the winter, 
l ’be French cavalry under the Duke de 
Lauzoii, 
had their winter quartera 
rn 
Connecticut. 
T he 
Duke 
complained 
that ihe people among whom he w is quar 
lured were too inquisitive, (laughter, ) dx 
that they asked hi rn many quest am* that 
were hard to be answered. 
Among oth­ 
er things they asked him what h« did for 
a living whew he was at borne, (laughter.) 
He told (hem be was un oiler, bot that 
ins father wiia a blacksmith. 
I hey r«- 
ofl Point Judith, consisting of 86 vessels, plied that it was aa honorab’e calling, 


captured the whole of Hie tquudron sent 
out to reinforce Lord H ow e. 
As soon 
as ttie departure of D ’L ita m g ’s fleet from 
France was known ut England, a British 
squadron was d< patched lo Lurd H o w e’s 
assistance. 
'I his fleet was detained by 
'.bu same storm that affected the French 
fleet, from which it had suflersd severely; 
aud ut they came into N ew *York separa­ 
tely and many of mein dismasted, they 
would have been an easy conquest. 
G a the approach of 1) Estatog to New- 
pert, G en. duiiivau went or. bo rd the 
fleet and arranged the plan of attack.— 
D ’Kstaiug sailed directly into the harbor 
of Newport, under a heavy cuimontde 
(rom lite British batteries which lie re 
turned. 
The British set fire to several 
frigaies aud merchant vessels, to pre- 
vent their 
capture. 
A large body cf 
of militia h id assembled under Huibvan, 
the people being eager to unite w ith their 
new allies. 
I lie plan ol anack agreed 
upon was, that tho Am erican army aud 
a body ut French marines, under Sullivan 
and D ’Esiumg should make a descent 
upon lite north part ut the island, while 
Go 
' u»e afternoon of the day iii© attack w a s 
;o i»e made, Lord H o w e’s fleet was seen 


12 of which were ships of the line. 
I h s alarmed D ’Estamg, as bo woe in 
danger of being blockaded, or compeiieu 
lo light at 
the disadvantage of ciose 
quarters wheie there was no room lo 
niuoouvre ins slops. 
The next morning 
lie .slipped his caules and ran oui .o sea. 
lite day was paused without tile fleets 
coming to an engagement., and dot mg the 
follow mg mg: i a 
severe storm arose 
which disparted both fleets and caused 


and they were glad 
to find he had so 
worthy a 
father. Th© 
D uke’* father 
was a marcehal r f France, and a* th© 
word ** mat ©chal” signifies both an of. 
fica of high dignity aud a bUcksmtih, the 
Duke chose to give it the latter meaning 
as more likely to gam the respect at th# 
people he was sojourning with 
During the w niter Arnold, who after 
his treason was well fined i->r any mis­ 
chief, 
was despatched br 
Clinton whit 


B..J90 men and several ship* lo commit 
depredations upon (ho whores of Che*** 
fiouko U s y. 
A d m in ) T urney had died 
nl 
Newport, mid 
wa® succeeded 
bv 
JDjs'oucb®, who tK.Mil tho Count de I iU) 
w ith two vessel* to Hliuek Arnold, in con 
J iii ic t to i with Moille troops sent by W ash­ 
ington under 
Lafayette. 
Arnold 
had. 
however, drawn bis vessels so Jar up the 
aiver that 
Tilly could not To How him 
with his b ra w ship®, and tho expedition 
was uiisiiccommImI. 
De Filly rcturnd lo 
.Newport, capturing on his w ay a frigate, 
a privateers, beside several smaller craft, 
and making SOO prisoners. 
Dcstooche 
made another descent upon Arnold, hut 
ho was met at (bo head of tho Chesapeake 
by tho Unled! fleet, and a severely con. 


d the service he had rendered to I was very obvious that the statue, as it 
mitre, said ho had a duty to per. j was, was much misplaced. 
Tho statue 
and 
liipi i 'ir the Count on 
tho j Ile regaled aw a noble « lf u t at art. aud 


Mr. W rig h t presented a petition rtf 
merchants sud the 
Presidents of five 
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Link;, of New 
Fork, praying that tho 
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that it would be an enduring monument operation of the Bankrupt Law bo sus 
i ll,” mud Kochamboau, smiting, 
which showed tho gremmie ut tho conn- pended for two 
years* 
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‘’No, nu,” (snid tim 
try, and which redounded to the skid 
and 
.Mr. Allen ufferod a revolution w hich 
................ ie my d u t y , ” mid bogged talent of tho nrUst. 
In conception, Mr. 
w k adopted, requesting tho Treatment of 


that he might ho permitted lo depart.— I*, said .hat ti was the grainier luiHgina- ,L ' M 
•- 
Anns to. 
Tho Count found alarg e crowd around Me, mid ii d had boon ii work nl an-J 
captain's house, donouncii g his con. 
tnpnly, it would I*® 
3t towards tho Crunch commander in 
«l Phyikus himself. I 
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'Tim hill wan Jinni- ,-coHHwoinlatory « r tho statue were spoken Is •vernmeni* since the 4th M arch, 1841 
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him and 
tho co 
form, and 
tupping 
shoulder, told hun he w »* ins prisoner 
“ Very w 
‘•inko mo aw ay 
man, *‘1 have thine 


T M K 
N E W P O R T 
M E R C I RY. 


a r a 
' y r » 
• » a s v a , 


I A T I I R O A V , J u n . I . 
I I I * . 


the 
duel 
nu measured terms, 
ly submitted to ai Intr Hor*, * ho cut ike 
hill down to $40(1, and coudoianed live 
man to pay all tho costs. 
Hr. Sparks concluded his lecture with 
a 
Jew 
remarks 
upon tho 
harmony 


. the United States to inform tho Senate, 
B i 
ii not detrimental to the public interest., 
Ie* regarded aa w.-rihy whether any proposition tins been made 
M an) lither things 
between the British sud United Stat®* 


by Mr. POMMun, when the joint resolution 
to remove II wan adopted bv (tie S i-ii a iou 
Mr Denton g iv e notice that, on Mon­ 
day. he would mirodmm a hill to postpone 
tho operations of tho Bankrupt L a w lo 


w h i c h h a d existed between the French I Ju ly next, with a view 
o f lotioiLici g a 


with rel.rouce to tho mu uul tight ut 
we.ici ii ,* aud ii so, to lay ii bi fore the 
Senate ; also what instructions have been 
given lo our Minister lo England on this 
silt j ct. 
Mr. Bent sn, in pursuance ef previous 
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0 7 - T H E N E W 
F L A I L — W e him* 


rem ititied by die return of the anniver­ 


sary of a new year, that our grateful 


acknowledgements are dole to osir old 


Subscribers end friends, for their con­ 


tinued confidence — T o assure tliem 


that we shall endeavor to deserve die 


R e p o r t upon 
th e F is c a l A g e n - 


The National Intelligencer contains 


tho risen I Plan of the Secretary of the 


Treasury, which was transmitted to tbs 
House of Representatives on Tuesday* 


It is very long and is accompanied by 


tin: Bill. 
Tho Secretary says that it bas 


bri n his intention to fill up the genera) 


ihivIim! of (he measure proposed by tho 


President in bis recent Message and that 


he **is directed by the President to ac. 


company the Rill with a general expo. 


aition of tho views entertained by b i m , 
. a p p o r t ( 1 ^ l „ v . uniform ly g iv e . lim w J conCTm<* 
ky fa , coo. , (tllliu, , t 


•orient Pinier, bv nm kine it a taillitul 
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T u 'i 'M l y - X r i r u t h 
4 o n f r e t s . 


SK cim n s e s s io n * 


bruted cam pagnol Ins ag mist ioritw idU * 
which has gained him the applause of all 
military men. 
Ile w as ut (his nine Sui 
12*4 years of age, and lie out gunondled 
the most able, experienced, and brave 
officer* of the Blu ish army. 
On tho *20tl» of May, 1781, auntlier 
conference war lichi between 
the two 
commanders at W avlcrstieUL Tbs Count 
de Barras bid arrived iii tho meantime 
with the remainder of the Kl clich troops, . 
snaking the whole force 0000, and lh ® I,h« public dom®,a to tho defence o f the j R e a l e r branch ut American industry.1 


refer that portion of the message relating 
! to tbs t in lf to the Committee 
and Means. 
Mr. M u r d n ll of K v ,being entitled to Constitutional, and tending lo encourage 
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men. 
In this town tho vote is a sled lo ,UI n N e iri 


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n mr i m 
a n a 
» n sw m »«*»• i 
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wcuur cvcrv 3 years, run I emu vt-A «••*••( 
‘I T w i u . . « . ! « ground.. .he I,..o r ,m ...c uU I> d ,. •«*>•<• »P '«> y.-.«r.l-.y ... to MOO 
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in uoc.ng the present 
l a w , aa most un 
,,n bv I icemen, and .IMW by non 
Tree. i omm)HHIOIM.T, 
be Presid en t-to hold 


III SltXJtTK ON Tc I sOAV, Htt*. ‘J I . — 
M r; Lin n ,et Missouri, agreeably to un 


tho fl.H.r, .p o k . M g r . .i 
g.h to fo u r | 
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lbM » hen 11? * ° ° bv 
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icemen. 
, 
*$ec. 
j. 
Exchequer 


Secretary of Treasury lo 


iho sulij. ct again caille up, ti no one else 
t referring to (be I'untiim tee on Mane* 
fact u rem 
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M r. Rliett followed, bot to make his did it, he should Ive prepared to auswni 
lice given yesterday, brought iii his hill romarks iii order, he moved to amend the the gentleman, and defend the present aet. 
I he B ill was referred to the 
I. rep e l .he Di.trlim uni 11,11 
J to 
I motion po,,,Im* hp nil,lino --..id no .Ii. 
, propri.to lh.- p.oc-ml, lr.... .ho ..lo . o . ; 
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Trench fleet in tho W est Indies under the 
Count de Grasse was reported to be up. 
^roaching the coast. 
At tins consrq nice 
it was agreed that l i m 
Campaign 
s h o u l d 
open with ail attack upon N e w .Y o rk .— 
Count Rochambcau 
sent a 
frigate to 
Count do Grasse 
with despatches, ex ­ 
plaining the arrangements which 
hail 
been muds, and requesting hun to come 
to his assistance 
I)® Grass®, who was 
aware of the difficulties experienced by 
|)'E*(a in g iii entering New \ .ok harbor, 
decided to enter the I hi sapeske. 
Urn ll imho IU lei! .New Y olk with his 
army, leaving odd me I to pro vet the 
ilvH-t, aud marched them 
ilnough Coit 


m Client 
aud 
UliwJu 
Island ta 
sun! 
divisions 
Great fatigue and hollering 
wa* undergone by the troops in the mare Ii, 
ow ing to the heat and bail date of the 
roads. 
Bot they were well received bv 
the people, who did all iii their power to 
mitigate tim stiffer Migs o f'the roups, an* 


Country. 
T b s bill being mtiodueed to 
the attention of the Senate, • question 
arnee as to the proper reference. 
A motion of the Senator from Missnu 
ri was to refer to the Committee on Mill 
(ary A flu irs, hut this was wululrawn at 
me suggestion of Mr. t alhuun, who was 


i i i favour ut its reference te a select com ­ 
mittee. 
The motion w as subsequently put, and 
rejected by yea* and na vs, 24 to 17. 
A motion lo icier to a select commiltt e 
was ft .Lim rd bv a motion to commit (he 


Mr. R h e a with much era! supported bis 
amendment. 
Mr. Atherton followed, bot gave w ay, 
after speaking a few words, to a in (tim* 
lo adjourn. 
Tbs House then adjourned. 


In O rn ate, 'Thursday, D rc. 
23,— 
Mr. Bouton presented a Resolution cul­ 
ling upon the Secretary of tbs 'Treasury 
to fu nu sh to the Senate information as lo 
the gold nm) silver ex pot ta of the country 
a* far huck as the information Can lie 
common ca tel. 
T he 
Rosa Itll ion 
w as 


milton on tho Jud iciary. 
bills wore introduced, and 
{mUdon® pie. 
sauted. 
I m 
t h r 
llo c tv , some conversation 
arose with reference to postponing !*>r a 
short lime the orders of tho day, tor tho 
reception of petitions 
mid resolutions. 
Mr- A d his very frankly gave notice that 
ll petitions were received, tho mutter 
would lint soon lie Settled. 
I he regular business, the reference of 
ll.at part ot the message relating to tho I 
tut ill w as taken up, aud 
Mr. Fillm ore expressed the hope that 
tho question would now be taken ; it was 
I 


tequer 
may 
establish 
agencies not decoding 
two 
in tach 
C O .Y fiH U S S . — Our Congressional Stale. 
Agents to be appointed and ra- 


C W j J . . u r M l » i . l u.-«l»y Ort. 
T h . S . i i . 1. 
Iv . c m 
, k) S .c r< * .r, ol lh , 


S«»e.»l p ii.K l. . . . 
.II d .y on . m .tk » 
M r. 
' " ‘ ’ “ ' ‘a .,,,1 I . 
Eteh cq u .r m d ii. 
Uunion lo |>„Mp.„w ,1m- 
of tho 
fa, ,h „ 
( , „ „ un and loan 


Baidtrupt Bill aud the House iii the dis 


elusion of the Tariff question. 


agouta ot tho 
i nm ids nail 


A w ed TansoMs.— The follawing aged 


persons have dinJ 
iii this town during 


tho last y ear: 


soon utter adjourned 


I m i n k H o rs*, the consideration of the 
unhoished Imsinemi of yodler Ja y was re. 
SUO ICI I 
Tho question pending 
was im 
the 


h id, had the Land I) stribution B ill pass 
cd st the commencement of the G overa­ 
ment. and the expenses e f the laud been 
deducted for purchase, expenses of sub*, 
Ate. 
Th® residua ii lies over for uno;h- 
she French made I item seven aeceptaolc amendment of M r. \i he lion, proposing Qr tjUy 
w herever they came. 
Tho visitors to the (ha reference ot so much of tho message 
f'i.«<*®/ 4#ro#.— M r. Preoton renew ed 
cutup wore welcomed 
with true 
French as i elates to the land*, to ilia t i ininttiee 
his motion that iftOO extra copies id* the 
on H a y a and Means: 
Report of the Sicrstarv ot the Treasury 
M r Rollers, ot .Maryland, 
being cuti- upon tha subject of a Fiscal Agency be 
tied n u llo floor, spoke st serm< length printed for the u*e of (ha Senate. 
Car- 


poUtcness — tho military 
bands 
played 
their niiMit lively mrs, sud the Frvalimon, 
bulb officers and men, with their visitors,1 
mingled in the merry dance. 
Among 
those officers was the Viscount de Noue-1 
lites, (be brother ta Jai* ot L.ifav cite, am! 
the young Women were eager lo obtsni 
the distinction of dancu-g w uh ttv® rain 
live of their gsUaul you g Je ic d e r 
In 
this w ay, dancing, marching, and play mg 
the French army joined M ashiogton on 
the I tit h of J aly. 
A reconnoitering movement w as made 
ro ar New V o lk.buino attack w as sltcn. *. 
ted until the arrival o f t o ti DI de Grasse. 
O il the .Nill of August news w as received 
frat ll dc Grass® (hat 
he 
should he 
at 
the mouth ot the C lit s.ipcnkc iii 
a aboil 
time. 
This pot a new aspic! upon (hell 
plaint, anil it was at once decided that the 
combmtd a n i l i c * should march to Y in 


against tile amendment, and iii lavor ot 
a reference to tho t'o w n ill ex* on Matiu- 
factMrcs* 
Mr I. run, of .Vow York, denounced 
lite idea <*f attempting to draw a gecgra- 
I Ii cal line en the subject. 
Mr Ray lier 
wne 
willing lo h»«ve a 
tai ill suflicieil for (lie wants ut Govern 
instil, aud alii r giving his view s ut some 
length on tho tai it) subject, Mr. Ray oar 
argued that the proper reference w as lo 
Hie UotnnuUeeon H ays and Maun*. 
Mr. Butler, ol ^oiith l aroliiis, delend 
ed hts State from the attacks mudc upon 
it iii the course id debate. 
Atter Mr. IL had concluded, the House 
a> J unled 


I n S d i t s 
Wednesday, D ie . 22.— 


riel. 
T he G eneral Order# cornu g up for 
consideration. Mr. ITtftn un thought the 
Senate i ot in a conditkvnto enter ti|von 
th* consideration of the regular business 
just now, the Senate adjourned to meet 
again on Monday next- 
I n t iik Moi so* 
M r. Fillm ore, from 
the I'oinm i’tee on W a y s ami Means, on 
leave, 
teportid a bill, “ extending tho 
tune of the Loan of Ju ly , I " i i , aud ad. 
ding Ave millions thereto 
th e lull provides that the lime (ar the 
sum already taken up shall bo extended 
one year. 
Vise, that 
the money shall 
Im* made retnibuisable at tho w ill ut the 
Secretary of tbs 
T re»«n ry 
ill er 
six 
(1101111).*' notice or ut ai y limo within 12 
gtnia. and act against I'oruw slli*. 
G c u -I Al* l l . * 
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R w k w i Iou mi .ho ll^ h l.iH l, „ i k 
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.w u 


(BOO MMM* 
In arvWr 
t** deckdvd lh.' 
British, tho F*eoch buk« r« built ovens iii 
N ew .Jorsey, at if the tr*«os rn* aul to r« - 
main Bier® tor the winter, aud bv Un* 
•impi® rue* (ion. I Tinton was so lur de­ 
ceived as to prevent (im imecepitng ce 


and to. k Ills sc at. 
Mr. Banow of La., prc®»»nted a mc- 
m o m ! r in the New a)ri« aas Innurauic 


t he additional Ave millions to bo under 
the 'am e regulations of the act. 
The B ill was road tw ice, ordered to 
compact! * to relation lo tho liberation of 
printed, and ri'lerrcd to the i omnuttee 
;<** sJ.«»«'N by live authorities ut Nassau, 
the \S hole. 
V IV, Jib e slaves w n e those o f the 
Formosa, a vessel which was wroekod 
Grasse a tt he mouth it th® i'be-apcak®. sum® eight nonth* ago j aud m<<ved its 


rrtereoce lo the Cv tnnuticc on I om gn 
Relation*, 
ITm* motion to rife r was seconded bv 


na ha might vastly 
have dona, 
Thai 
French fleet, com bt nail imi tbs Chew* 
peakc, 
under 
i'ouiit 
de 
f ir ism* 
ami 
Admiral Bt la s aud amounted lo 94 shqt® 
of the boe/ 
Tho ex (mmI n nm was fully SU cc® ••‘al, 
and the detail of operations w ,*s passeii 
mpidlv aud blurt) o»er bv tn« lecturer. 
Cero w allis, pursued tty I . alay cite, shul 
humid)''u p iii Yorktown with a large 
Terce. 
The seige of 
Yorktown 
was 
commenced by H'aahinghm sud R >cham- 
boau with the ComMnoil armies of I 1,0th) 
men, fl.OOU of w horn w e ir French, 
\t 
ter a siege oI 2ft day *, I 'em w allis stir 
rendered with hi* whole fore!*. 
I he sol- 
do rs, tii inv atoll•. aud munitions of war 
were givin to the 
Americana, and (tie 
vessels, sailor* a a) marmot awarded to 


Mr. Cushing move I that 
whe t the 
H um e adjourn, ii adj nim to meet ng.-vin 
on Monday 
next— which motion was 
ag i cod to. 
After the presentation of petitions, the 


this debut® on abstractions would cease. 
M r. W i ller Bien spoke nearly an hour, 
tucidrutally, disclaiming his opposition to 
protection, tnt principally directing Ins 
rem ok* to reply to gentlemen preceding 
bun. pat t ic til m y Mr. Arnold, defending 
the administration of Yan Buren, aud 
coiidi tuning this as inconsistent, sod, now 
having bien to power nearly a year, un 
uble to make good their charges against 
the late sdmuiislrution, hot c x o e d i git 
to eX|k*nditures, and seeking by the luau 
Iud to tai a foundation (cr a perinaiier^ 
ti at im al debt. 
M r I ’. II. W illiam s of T r im , briefly 
sud spiritedly addressed the House 
iii 
favor of protection, i tidy mg to previous 
arguments, expressing In* desire, ns a 
M h'g, to carry out Bi® principles ofeci n 
on,* 
which they hu«i proftssed, iticou 
sit tent w uh which ho deemed the recon*, 
niendaiiuns of the Secretary ut the N ivy 
and 
Postinas'er 
G snaial for increased 
expenditures in their departments, and 
declaring I i i * intention to carry cut I i i * 
promise*, independently ut Executive die*1 
tulion. 


Mr Hudson next obtained the floor.and! 
sud he would give w ay if the House 
would sow toke the question. 
Nodispo 
Sidon to do this w as mal.Bested bul iii.*. 
ny erie* of “ go na” were heard, 
Ile 
Blea spoke iii a sound, argumentive and 
practical speech, illustrating tho bench * 
i f the protective pnnciple not silly to the 
manufactures, but to the w hole country, 
the interest* of which were closely in ­ 
terwoven with Bio inam factoring niter, 
cst. 
H e gavo w ay, without concluding. 


Mamet. 
Ages. 


Franc s And. rson 
ani 
Susan V\ ic k ha tis 
9! 
Mary Taverner 
BU 
Jonathan Lawton 
«7 
Elizabeth Taylor 
til 
Nancy ( '’ark® 
SI 
Ast Gates 
ti 6 
Samuel flutfnm 
Sit 
Mary Davis 
65 
Ruth Peekhxm 
1*4 
Susannah Tim. stou 
81 
Mary Ti nian 
t>4 
John Dryer 
E J 
Sarah Doss 
83 
Kebseea Alger 
8*2 
Abigail Allan 
81 
•Sarah Hustings 
80 
Thomas Stewardson 
79 
Job Gibbs 
78 
Mary ( 'huso 
78 
Nancy Maim 
77 
T hus. It. Gardner 
78 
Samuel Moves 
78 
Margaret Mason 
78 
Janus Clarke 
78 
Frederick Adman 
76 
France* Gardner 
I i 
^bagail Perry 
74 
11 nu tm Ii (.assoil® 
73 
M ii I la ii* Tilley 
7? 
A bagani Sanford 
72 
'I iioinns Friend 
71 
^ irah Huntington 
70 
Hannah Muin’brd 
70 


The above comprises the nanvs of 31 


person* whose united age* amount to 27? I 


vear>, and average over RO years 
to each 


perron— As the yearly number of death* in 


this tow n average about 140, it will be seen 


that the above list includes nearly one 
fourth of the whole number. 


Speaker announced that the considora- to a motion for adjournment. 


Messrs. I'aiUo-in aud W rig h t, and L*rct. B im withe President a Message was ,be 
b v jmpportcd by Mr. King. 
Mr. Rives said that if the memorial 
were referred, it ought to be w ne the un­ 
de tai tiding that the committee were not 
to aet upon it immediately. 
Ile was ot 
opinion thai our legations 
w uh Great 
Britain were precarious, eminently so. 
They were mad® so by the ea-e under 
consideration, by a hundred cases like 
that pit the I ie de by Bu case id the 
('am inic, by Bt® 
Boundary question, by 
the scsiching ut* vur vessels en inc coa*1 
of Attica. 


Mr. Barrow pre—ad the consideration 


next busine— i i i cml* r. 
The question pending w as the motion 


l l 
SKM A TK 
IlK 'O A Y 
DeC, 2^,- 
XV.VK RI* IT RILL. 
M r Boutons hill to postpone the opcr* 


A c c id k x t . — W e learn that M r. ('hris- 


topher Boos, employed in tho Codding- 


ton M ill in th ie town. wa* severely hurt 


on M ondiy li»*t. 
Ho was adjusting the 


United States. 
A ll de­ 
gums! th® U . S . , to be paid st 
the iq tt >n o f the holder iii com or 'Tres. 
surv note®. 
Sec. 5. Exchequer mid Bgcncies may 
receive p riva e de posit es ot 
coin and 
issue certilicutes tlu n for never charging 
over 1*2 per cent. 
Such dept sites never 
to exceed $15.ftftft,ftftft ; enrliticales, and 
lilt other pit per issued redeem side only 
where issued- 
Soc. ti 
Req in rf® lh® establishment of 
proper bv -laws, Alc. 
Sec. 7. Authorises issu® of Treasury 
notes iii sums (tom $T> to $l,(A>ft — re. 
dceui.iMe iii coin ut oflico where issued 
ami re-tsfu.Me- 
Sec- 8. Outstanding amount of T rea­ 
sury notes never to exceed fifteen md* 
lions 
Sec. 0. Exchequer and ag* acies t® 
settle weekly with banks with winch they 
deal, aud never to have less than ohs 
third tho amount of its outstand)! g paper, 
in Coin. 
Sec. It). Exchequer may draw on its 
agencies, ami rice versa, never charging 
more dun tho cost of transporting specie, 
and in no cm>e over two per ecol. 
S»c. I I 
Exchequer nod agencies may 
buy hills of Exchange not payable 
iii 
sane state, and drawn in t wit b m — miles 
of place ol p a vin g ; mid if within 500 
unit**, of SU d »ys »ight— tho seller not to 
bo ch s-god the rat® o f over 8 per cent 
n torcs! aud Bio 
Cost 
of transporting 
specie. 
St e 
1*2. No A g e n c y to receive private 
deposit®® cr purchase exchanges or Fell 
drafts except tor tho objects of the T’rra- 
Bury. in any State where forbidden by 
tho laws of such Slate. 
Soc 
Id authorises nu isaac of Jive mil. 
lions o f tivr per cent sti ck to aid opera. 
lions <>t Exchequer, it required, which 
stock innv be s T I, and intsrest, and ul.i- 
mutely ptioeipal, iv® redeemed, by ex­ 
chequer— tho 
w hoi®, 
however, under 
guarantee of the United Stales. 
Sec. 14, Requires that public accounts 
and pi iva e accounts bu kept in sepersts 
books, aud Bint profits ut piivate business 
to pay all salaries aud expense, aud bs- 
lance ga to 
Treasury, except 
that no 
balance shall bo so appropriated until 
over $2,fttift (IOO acrue 
*4,(JOU,OOO to he 
left as a Contingent loud. 
Sec. 15 
Suits to b® brought in name 
of the United Slates. 


ol Mr. Anbortoit, propcvsteg there!® ten ca adon ut the Bankrupt Act. til, Ju ly uo.t. 
much «'! ihi* Message as relates to *ruh * view to amendment cavie up, iii 
to tho Pand* to the Committee oa M .ijs 
and M tsns. 
Mr. Alberton being entitled to the tW r , 


order, and Mr- Hornet* unwed us i®i®r- 
enc® to the Com nil Boo on Ju d ic ia rv . 
Mr- Benton w as tor pro opt action on 


Sec- I ti. Vaults, Ate. (Sob-Tieasury.) 
to bo provided in Washington, aud in th® 
bund on 
tho wheel o f tho gtind s'oue Mints and Custom Houses. 


w hen h® vrus accidentally caught bv his 
Sec. IT . 
Exchequer may appoint ary 
, 
. 
. 
. 
. , 
I 
specie paving b ilk its agent, but no such 
clothes, and earned over w uh great force, , 
, 
1 * 
j 
. 
i 
i« i ,n 
e> 
bank lo receive deposit— and deal Ii 


sp. ke at cons de rabic length in sopjwrt th® kill, aim! opposed the reference- 


brooking one o f his arms, and 
bruiviag 


Ins head aud body vory badly. 


o f his amendment, and against tho d-<- 
trine o f “ dwcrunins mg piotcctioa." 
Mr- ( ’slhouii sud there w as a 
great 
reaction u t public opinion i i i 
opposition 
Mr. Rey nolds of Illinois,!®! lowed, aud to this \ct. 
He opposed the relerenc® 
M r. Arnold i f Tennessee. 
1 of the bill and said ho should in ore its 
Mr. \l eller cl Ohio. then to< k the fluor enure repeal. But even if the bill should 
bot contented lo waive his speech uutd h ive an oppor*unity lo |>erfeet I*. 
I lV 
\fter much dshatc, 
Mr. Mangum* 
a 


NYo 
aro indebted to the Hon. N. F. 


Dixon, and lio n 
R . B 
( ‘rsn*.t m, for 


valuable Congressional Docuuients. 


’n KW B a p t is t C h r bc h . — On Tuesdav 


exchange on account of Exchequer. 
Sec IS . Accounts iii detail to be made 
to Secretary of 'Treasury, as often a* 
required, and by him submitted to Con- 
grens; outstanding 
Treasury notes at 
every qu irter lo be published. 
Secs. 19 
and 2ft. Denounce es mis­ 
demeanors or felony, according to the 
case, all embezzlement, false certitic.iU* 
- 
^ litKTi hi 
a* .a 
j 
**»v t.xiix. 
.ii.ri nim ti uviMir, (Mr. nuii^qin n|H>KB 
• 
w . »mv» — 
the I rent h. 
M iiliin |i(N i then rt'turned .. 
» 
41 
ul 0,1 * f ow " , uu 
|i* 
After the reception of some 
petitions 
in 
r of postpmnng the act, believmir it 
u*1* a nevT B ipti>t ( hurch was pub. (withe fiart of Exchequer Commissio: er* 
f<x Ixia aalii m urlara 
si,. It 
. U f « hl|t'tl 
OPK MHI IfiUtl \ Oil!? FC SJI 
a 
sa 
1 
’ 
. 
1 
' . . 
7 
I* I 
.. 
. 
• 
la 
a . 
to his old quarters on the I Lids.in, and 
Roch.indvtiu put hi* truly into winter 
quarters at William sburg and N -ukt* wa. 
I he 
cspitulation of Yoiktow n wa* 


( h e bist military operation i i i the S 'atli 
o f m'Utiettl, an*! *o<ot paved the way lur 
the tins! leriiiinutt.Mi at the war. 
The 


Ila wished an opinion from Congree* 
that tho nation might know 
what were 
our right*, and G reat Brnmit underhand 
from u* that sin' had xio'sted til® lav* of 
iiatnms md could do st) tov longer vt iBt 
impunity. 
Tho South, lie said, would 
never auhmtt to such gross abos® o f pow 


the House adjourned t*v Munday next. 


I n S k n a t b , on Monday, D.*c* 27.— 
lion- Arthur I* B igby Set H o r elect from 
Alabama, rvce Hun C : C C la y ic-igne.i, 
appeared, a a * 
qualified ami to*.k hi* 
scat. 
.... 
iviiiH iiw u ii i* i «")' **ar. 
in*’ ( r amj lig h t, and it the Goveiiim ent ol 
Fro a h troops remained in Virginia Hire GrC|a |tn U in ,),d n*.t restrain her sub, 
iiioiiihs, and procccd«d I rum ik.xcn 


to be napracticable: 
He wanted lime to 
mature amendments to the bill. 
Mr. C lay to* ik partm the discussion.— 
Ile was convinced that there hi*! inen 
uo Changa of apii.ion unfavorable to On* 
law ; and, as to its detail*, the Com m it- 


Bis leciurvr as having occurred lo Ro- 
chamtwau when he 
left K in g ’ Ferry, 
• here lh® army reman ed a month on it* 
way to Boa’oil. 
H e had occupied th® 
quarters ot 
a military captain, and on 
hewing, h* csptaid demanded 
$JJ.ftB0 
for wvkkI consumed by the brigade, 
Ro 
chambeao th»Hight ihe (Mil rather ext ra v­ 
aging and rek r rad him to the ( nm tins 
sa»y. 
Jus* as he was aU*ui ta march, a 
r r n c a w up to hun, and a'V'r speaking 
i i 
as h gh respect in which he hvld 


and would send out lr rn lier own ports 
cruisers whtth w «vuid d*'s(r*»v .Ns-*«ii ami 
nil Biose place* where Bu *e obnoxious 
cKjvodiluMvs w cie flite*! oil*. 
After s*»m** further rem irks from Me**rs 
('alht)un, B r r * ) W , anil Rives, the memo* 
rial was referred iii accordance with Mr. 
Barrow s motion. 


Mr. r r«'*i**n moved tho appointment of 
a j *ini committee, 
who should 
have 
charge of ihc removal »>f lh® statu® of 
M'ashmgton to some better plac®. 
It 


' tee w ou ld e x a m in e atid 
report, w Bi. 
I he President !.*) i Iv* or-.* tho ^cr!r*te, a 
w hether they i>ecdcd amendment 
ivi»**rt fTom the Treasurv I) *p irtment, iii 
• 
' 
, 
. 
,* 
* - , 
or not. 
compliance with a rosed < it ion ot the »s<*n- 
.. 
_ 
. 
. . , . 
' . .I 
...t i 
. 
. 
. , 
M r Bach man stated, that twenty v ears 
at*', ol tho 43 I fist., snow mg the amount 
1 
. 
* . 
of » \ ports and imports ft.r the v ear cud 
°£ '* [u* ‘“ ve' ,,flslU • 1 '** su J*'1 • 
'^*ls 
„ « S,,.,rn,tH r » 
IM I. 
lo ll....-. 
J »'>•>•»> « * kr..^ « .» w--«W to 
I,.,,.. ,r 
im-n-h«nJ.to fro 
du-« S d * .' ..n pr.cu c.b lc, u n lw o to K d c r a l to u r ., 


7 S 5.440 ; 
d .o v 
« . . « > » « « * • * ' » • 


I.cly rccogi.ii-’d by appri-f-ri de religion, • r a g e d .. 


services, at Brant's Iron W orks in H op­ 


kinton. 
The sermon 
on tho occasion 


w ss preached by the Rev. John D tvrlfng 


of Providence, from Psalm 
147, 23 — 


•• I he ltord doth build up Jerusalem.” 


T h e General Assembly of this SIB®* 


w ill convene in Providence next Monday 


week — the *2J Monday in Janu ary. 


T u b I, a p i u s C o m p a.m oiv. — T he num. 
'The Massachusetts Ploughman. and 


amount Pg in m u! m $1*24.167.333 : — 
Exports, f 'reign rn* rcha.idixo 
Let the l a w 
go into op«'ration— let 
free of those who supported it, st md by it now , 
- ---- ---— rr 
d*itv $lft,7VH.4.M; paying dutv $1,303, 
— end oxpsriouce w ill soon show us haw 
173; 
domestic produce $100.(159 085, lo rn*nilfy its defective provisions, 
.X- *-*-» ------ 
h----- 1 


ber tor Jan u ary o f ibis elegant pcrto ileal 
th® Y a n k e e Farm er, two va.uablo Agr 


h is been received. 
It fully sus*ains 
the cu!’ural papers, published 
in Boston 


reput Ol in of its former numbers. 
Its been united 
in one. 


embellishments are a 
steel engraving ut 
------------------ 


‘•Mange W ild life ,'a view of the city of 


ILtTimore, 
and 
W in te r 
Fashions 
for 
1842 


making lh*' total exports $121,161 311, 
which rx ceed ih e imports by near th re 
million dollars 
A !so. the amis ii r> port 
o f th® 
t'emmi**i*vuers of the G eneral 


Atter s n ie farther debate, ihe motion 
-1 he la-/ nwni 


A Urge woollen factory at W atcrtowr, 
N e w .V o ’ k, owned and occupied by lh® 
B lic k R iver W oollen Company, 
entirely consumed by Are on the rooming 
o f th® 22J lust 
Loos estimated at 33 t® 
T k b N. \\ M i r r o r . 


e to refer th® bill was rejected, by tho ful- ber of this mtereotiiig miscellany is re- ®30 000 insured lor oi ly $ I UMM), in on® 
r. lowing 'O M "; 
coifed, it comanic a s.- lcd .J 
o f ih« 
»> It .lo n .- O o e of in. 
- ‘ I 
Y ca* t->, and N ,\® 
<• t x . 
i * 
.. 
. . . o, 
hands empluved in the Isc'.ory, who s-rpt 
Land Office ; aud from live State Depart. 
Tho bd! remains on the Calender of 
nests* 
vs hich is I .ustr*. in the r w 
r n w here the fire orignaled, wss 


men!, comp’ctu inurns ut th® aixth ceil-; ti.® Senate, to bt d*s,^ >*ed cf rn order, 
I»y a Tale ca' cd the P a ud Lady®, or very acriously burned ; two »>tU®rsnarrow • 


*u*’ 
And tbs lh ast! •' 3 o clock ad) vumed. 
(be s » c ip i, 
Iv (scaped w itll their Jives. 


£U«VL>19ToXY.—Tfe« following *tO- j 
xi u# in circut Ilio n ut Paris 
l.aM t ,S u f f r a g e * 
JI r f t i n ; ; 


Ma* Cftx. S co tt'* lUroHT.— T U ] 
ii M R * * BedsieaJ . - Tbs emperor 
ria Jut ing lite Intel! genccr of -S >ti nj.iv 
cornin* tho of Rust!» recently i«nl to I tio sc liar OI 
t v 
o n U t 
It in Mid tho uurtiu* roP*,fl o( 'S inHvld i3 o i» N 
j-tr General |Vr*i i i bed*!© .d rn ink en'i rely of cry*. 


* 
° 
* 
.. 
- 
. 
| u * t h o A r r a y . 
ll is Im m l, a u d 
a e :* t u n Ii t u b w a l k e d in m i i i u l i o n n f l a r g * d i a m o n d s , } F W T l l E friend! <>( t h o P m « r r n ’n 
4\,- « 
r e o f lh® 
h i g h e s t r i a p e i l a ti i > on* 
" d o u r l y lite o p e r a t i o n s lu* ( h e flo at y e a r , 
e n c r u s t e d iii a s o l i d Cut h u h 
O n s o c k s i d e ; J U 
* t i t i t i o w , 
n m b o r e b v r s u u c s h -1 
* iccrel ol ibt'ir naiiK’S is known only i and present eundnion and need ol the Hurt; are *puut# made In 
eject scented out and nil lo tit tend i rnee*i»t * 
very few. 
.Army. 
it *» 
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I1 
th< 


N e w In d ep en d en t 
L ine. 
K«»r 


I i e fie’d 


A foreign gentleman and Iii# Vila wert' 
ii (be bskri ut dining utmost daily al a 
ihionablu rest s i rani in 
lite 
I-ahu* 
bual. 
Af.cr a I.mo ilia wailers begun 
miss srltdes of plate ; not observing 
"m im iing «c:i*e operation* 
i i i soVoril «j»|»faraiice id I 
his!, bul afterward# remarking I Us) it M«'»cli«wina with Negotiations conducted ll cli g their bn 
,«• .ho silver lurks aion*, and nut the , "> !l"' c ,P," r« 1 rh««*K »*«ir Israihe# Im- 
pool** or oilier tilings, which dt-nppear 
'"** 
•• hostages, aud “without 
'l im L<gislstun id* South I ’umlmii ut 
Violating one |vrenitee made or one pun. in lulu affa* ut pu-md un act to rimko lilt* 
ct pie of hunt unity, the most sxtrsorJmay unlawful w hilling or beating of slaves 
ry results tor tho season have Keen ob- an indictable 
t Uf nee. Also 
mu act to, 
tamed ” 
At pie a* ut the effective force pr«*vcut tho emancipation 
of slave* ami o’clock 
in Florida is said to be less than 3.HOO oilier persons. 
, 
mon. 
Fort Kent ut the moeih of Fish 
river, sud Foil Fuirlitdd on the Arona- 
loiA. are each lot police purposes, ne- 


C a 
* r i 8 * 5 y - T ' & 2 t a s . 
RIN PASSAGK f t ; O rc* 9*2,50. 


S A L E S A T A U C T IO N . 


Their suspicion st length h ll on the 
iu lore'gners, and wc-ie c miiiMiiitfulvd 
thu master of tho establishment, 
lie 
rjjctvdth* idea, from tho respectable 
ipcaraiice ol the parties, who ala ai# 
|i.iud sumptuously aud paid liberally* — 
;«tim sutlers persisted in then nun m s 
is restaurateur directed them to serve I 
UM Willi a peculiar mirk for (Im tnbleof' u*.,i' J lby • cw np'ny..f Cruller,. 
U rn. 
suspected panier. 
Tilts vt as done 
rice, aud twice a tork wa* missing. On 
lo loller occasion ne directed one of the 
fullers lo tollow the gues’s aud n*ceitiii^ 
heir abode aud character. 
They were 
ill id to ho Americans living in splen­ 
ic] furnished apartment# at 1009 (railes 
Hi aith, aud wero reported by tho cml* 
ficrgtoto he people ol wealth and honor, 
Mr log all (Ut il accounts with flu utmost 
regularity, 
lin s boing communis ated 
mo restaurateur, ho went to tho par 
lies, and iii I user vu J U rma clanned a lurk, 
rliicii had a short limo before been uh 


ices in his own country, aud thin he aud 
I ins family wero ubovo suspicions — 
I'tio restaurateur persisted that bu bud 


C oal 'Vim Hut u s e d 
i i i this country, in * 
Philadelphia. 
tho I oys I ann.u it con-' 
smiled ii the whole cowiiiry in the v**ar 
1823 wan but di.tltltt tons. 
In IMO n 


t i i d 
m 
c r i M 
s e d to 
M 
' r » . ( M I 0 
I o n # 
! 
This 
ll exceed I,UUU.OUI) ! 


(J.in I 


I KMf KRANCE IsKCTli HK.— KfV. Mr. 
S iiiiiii, will deliver a lecture at the 
Fin,! Haptin Meeting House to -mor- 


rvening. commencing ut 
six 


[Jan. I. 


T h \lP E R A ? * C E L E V I UKES , 


I bs Newport Washington Entire Misti- 


row 


HK KLKGAN T and Cominodmas 
IS lo iniho.it 


M 
e w H 
a v e n . 


C M T . J. K. DCSTAN, 


H a n k M e e k a l A u c t i o n . 


On IVrdnssdoy, January, I *2« K 1*12, 
, at ll o'clock. A. M . tm Jrout o f Towns- 
j cut/*# Hotel. 
S 
IX SII AK FIS of die Capitol Stock of 
the Newport Bunk, Standing in the 
I Ham# of Benjamin ll. y.irtJ, T restle, to 
satisfy a No*c ut' said 
('roster, to stud 
Bauk ol 
S. C A H tfO N R , Ci*Afflh 
H o c . 2 a . I M I 


A S S IGM R E 'S SA I. E. 


; . i n ^ 
N .o p o n r u t s ....... 


!« 'v i« c k N° J ,n ’ 4'"’ “ • kuu"*“lfl'«« O 
r> ii.xi. u l t I o'clock 
M 


'I ho Rev. Mr. Vinton will piearh a svr 
mon at I rinhy Church for the binefil ol 
the Dor* us Society, tomorrow evening, 
J rn miry Sd, if lair- 


n u t HIT ) V XI IK \ UT, Monday, Hoe. 27 
It i* po i ted tor tho Holton flatly Advertiser! Via, S m ith. 
I leket# 12 1*2 eft each or one 


Scott believe# Unit a u tem regiment* is 
the miwiuuim regular force now required 
bv tho cou ii try— wore for repressing out j,,*,- ,| M 
bronk# of Indians and At a guard against 
hostilities f oul abroad d an for mriuul 
war. 
OI such force we have now hut 
fourteen regiments—two of carnify, four 
of a n i>U ry, and esght ol infimiry. 
in 
addition ol one regiment each lethe ar. 
Cillery aud thu infantry ta suggested. 
On 
iho supposition of this iucie iso and of 
tho conclusion of tho Florida war. bu 
rec ire mends that five regiments be pine. 
etl oil Ch© troutier* iietw«uu tho upper »^a 
traded. 
The husband, who alwi.u spoke b!"° H,'d ,he Krf at fa,h of ^ 
Missies,p 
ruuoit, wss highly indignant, declared 
Wl1 J u 
ro*®irVo 
ledT«f**un 
batbuhad filled some u( tho holiest 
of- ,Urrilck"« 
<«ve along the frontier ho 
tween the upper Mississippi R*»d Honliou, •** lM,t wo®il war* fulfy »*i*tai sd. VV a quota 
Mo., and five of artillery togaraseii the 
forts along the seaboard, mcludiug the 
un nil., .nil ll o k .I « a . uk.ir.ici, <;" U ul' " e iic n . 
T h . Major Ho.... ut 
recommends an amendment ut the ex,*t. 
mg law, to forbid the assistant quaker 
master and assistant commissaries of 
subotenca from bidding tin-so cominis- 
Moite ut the samo time 
h i k<Kh the stair 
and regimental cniniiiissions; thu t ipi ill 
Ration of* pay between officers id the sT.VTM *!KNT 
same grade in different branches ut the 
service ; aud an equitable review rd tin* 
whole subject of army pensions to o t- 


the subject of I’euipcrsiicc al Zion t-hurch- 
Jan I. 


A t : v t c o i t r 
I . v t i : i m 


I A4A I URR will be given at Armo- 
rv 
Hall on 
Wednesday 
January ft lh at 7 o’clock, by tho 
eve .ling 
Kef. 


J mum 
(ll fait 
next lair day 
auction, at- 
llamas sis. 
Jamestown, known 
footaining about 


| i : - * - « 7 f * T » J « . * s ; 7 u 7 T w : ! I 
T 
' ! ol' 
p|c j«'*"y 
.lr, e,. Now port 
*"d 
ll,J' 
p»reh«wd by lh* 
PuM Nigd. for Pro.iii,nor bv ll,,. , r ' 
* b * n * .« lh«,r plan or for. 
r.uiRrmrut, run .jo u,ul rn,urn ,hc 
- m o i 
*” ' ! • " ? 
IS 
‘‘ 
. 
liny. undhuv* a whole day in Providrnw. L J “"•>« ^ r t i . l . r . and «*rm. m»y bu 
v u 
til 
. 
[ 
had of the aasijrnee pravnrestv, amt at the 
N. H. All perron* un. ferhnl IruSlnc 
p l# r* r f 


M IL I O N H A L L , 
A etV . 


id was not given up to hun, ho would 
Ipjdv lo llio police. 
On Ibis lim gentle- 
un bcbl a conversation with his wife, 
rtnch became warm, aud at length ended 
In her producing tho (oi k, which she Ii.id 
nil wrapped up i i tier shun I. 
On re- 
jrivuig ti, the ruslatiraleui lutoimod the 
un, fic.ni ih.it t ill was aul ad, lot sum 
hr articles, In tho val ie ut (HIM Iran#'*, 
tad been ub.lracli ii. anil lie w isc<mv,n 


At dark,a, CU) H-^of Clitia, 
ill Storrs, 
»0 ^hsi’p, and A O Swiu«. 


I**iCks.~ Hrej i'a ttlr.— The wire* oUtiin. 


fr’irst 'iniiiiy Ijii.iU a 
7«> ; »oct»nd qn.dity, 
{J i 75 a |.i W.» ; third quality 
60 a yd 69 


Sheep—Ws quota Iota at |1 Id, I XI, I 33. 


I id, 
I 76, I 9‘d, aud yd, SS, 
Ste me.—tine lot aaircted 3 1.1 aud 4|c ; 3 
and 4j was ilia only uffjr for tho remainder.- 
At retail (ruin 4 to tie. 


per <Joften, to be had at tho 
sud at Taylors, Druggist. 


dollar 
Bo »k**t oras 
(Jan. Isl. 


any one, on account of the above boat or 
owners. 
Dec. 2ft 
Dec ll, 1541.—lf. 


l l ' c f k l y . i i m a n a s 


. . . 
, 
, dows, orphans aud disabled otl.cers 
;ed bv tim same hands. I lie giicted and 
' 
liluUiidod ge.iUelll-itl lilliliedm.ely 
pud 
this sun, earnestly i»*nu"'t ug tile re st a- 


l u r . . l e a r t o assure Iii i i i whether it was all 
(tint he had lo-A. 
Fins Im did, and the • 
[retired, expressing his vex Ilion at the 
lull to ward incident, aud ins conviction 
[thai ll arose solely Iron* .til uhluppy mo- 
I nomad i—tho geiiileuuiii, in Ins turn- 


of HU ((J UTO N MARKE I 
lur lo4l. 
3ti t»07 ileef t ’atUe, k in sit st ^ 1,767, 3 ’» 
IS 7n4 diurt a, 
da do 
3.»7. eti 
I do t» . 0 'i-esp, 
do t o 
led,976 
3i ,872 *w ms, 
do do 
103, >oi 


I - I .' 
I 
S a n 
J n n u a t r f , 
J ri««a. 
■ u s 
• • ta . | 
Muon 
nsnv I 
I l i f h 
» atar 


I S a tu rd a y , 
T 29 
4 S t 
(0 21 
11 3n 
2 Sunday* 
7 29 
4 SI 
IU 36 
ll 54 
3 MuittUr, 
7 9" 
4 32 
morn, 
m orn 
4 I unaday 
7 28 
4 3 ! 
0 
46 
I 3U 
5 1Vtn'nr»Uy, 
7 27 
4 33 
I 
69 
2 17 
ti r i m r aday 
7 27 
4 33 
3 
6 
3 
7 
7 t i*datr, 
7 4(5 
4 31 
4 
1 2 1 
3 57 


Mona I Ant 
-a.-ss 
..m r 
Qr. 3tl , 4h On! e a ret.m g. 


F O R M A L K . 


T i c r 
v e r y 
r o i i T r n l e n t 
Ho Me new ecctipi al by the Nub- j 
scriber, 
('or terms 4*c apply hi No IU 
Mary street, 
J. ll. L IL L IA '!’, 
! 
t*sq>t t i . 


N K W J It K S K Y S T E A M N i t I d A * 


H O M C O M P A N Y . 
F o r N E W - Y O R K , 


A 


N e w p o r t 
H u n k * 
SSK VII. \ N NU A L Dividend 
w ill 
be paid at this Bank oil end alter 


Dec- 2b. 
ST CA H O O N E, Lathier. 


~Sh f 


'•'hr Cask or this C rx o lk — It seems 
us if (ate was almost daily adding t o the 
cause of ditliculiy (letwccu Amene i 
n o d 
Fiiigl and* 
'/'he ques don whether slaves 


i i i American vessels passing 
f r o m 
o n e 
pert to alioth r, and by any chance t h r o w 
i i 


94 4d O.tic* I. 


A t u r d 


g T E A M 
DOC m i l 
NICHOLS, 
wo uld regret to learn that his worthy 
friend* the keeper of Newport Jail has 
ilium luuioflf harm, as ho is bv no me ms 
the first Jailor that has been ('lightened 
by the commotion of thu elements. 
January I, 


I 


I H E I ii N E between Stonington It 
New York 
will 
hereafter be ^ l l l - 
W E E K L Y , ami 
continue 
so until 
spring. 
P R E S E N T A R R A NC E M E T . 
I he Massachusetts leaves Hionmg oft 


, upon British territory, may be set ut 
thanking the latter lur the delicacy ol 
(us liberty by that government, is now ore 
conduct. 
A (ow days afterwards 
the "coted iii a more striking manner than 
I foreigner# lull Bari«, aud returned to their ever before. 
I his has been a subject ut 


F O K K A L F . 


out< outhit,y. 
It (its sii.ee benn use r- 
tamed that the lady destroyed ihe articles 
severally utmost tm lied,ately aller she 
had ti ken them — Holton 
I 'ranter ij I. 


discussion on several occasions, ti boing 
contended oil our side that slaves he,eg 
recognised as pcrsoi.al proper tv bv the 
laws ut the Southern Nates, thin arc to 
bo treated us such according to tile law 
of ii ai ions, when they are bv casualty 
thrown upon a foreign shore; while tho 
, British insist that as they nuvo seen iii tu 
L ' : r ,: r “" " * lu.r ' “ "V"’" «k-,h,h. ! , , « « i h e , . » .,oi 
........... 
D b . 
. . I . . . . . c l 
I I . . I . L . 
. . . 
y 
9 


f l u r r i e d . 
In Jamestown, on Thaimluy evening last 
Mr J OM1 pl, 
W cedi u t 
to tVii>sMary ll., 
daughter ol Mr- John I'. Fetter, ail 
o: 
Juiuo-lowii. 
In I'revideiue on the itnh 
Mr. James 
To arrive per brig Galatia, and capoc 
VV. Munroe, ol lout i tty lo Miss 11 annuli ! jf(j houri a- 
i*. Ftau, ut I’orlsi.iouin, K. I. 
I 
____ 
lu c ran-ton, it. I 
on th; I6ih C#|>t 
I ft 
FIN KHU N- 
Darnel Jackson, at Bro villous#,to diss Au. 
na, daugtuer of Anson t’otter, Esq., ut 


i \ f w p « r ( 
H a n k . 


^ilK annual Election of D im fore for 
the ens,nog year will In: held at this on Mondays Wednesdays aud Fridays. 


( t ^ F or tin* accomtnoilntion of per* 
tom (ravelling between New York and 
Newport, 
the Steamboat mail train 
will stop it Wickford long enough to 
leave and take passengers, going nod 
returning. 
Nov. 2 


thirty-sec* 
American 
Fokkiun Missions,—Tho 
end Annual Iteifuri ut 
m e 
Board ol 
Misdone, i i i Flnladulpliia, m ade 
i i i Sop 
timber, i nt l , has been 
en, and is an interesting 
I he 
receipts o f lim ......„ 7 
M qUei#|(tM|....... ..................... ................... 
list year have bt o.i 92do,l H9 dll, sud . r(,fenmce to vessel* that have been w reek. 
the expenditures 9 *0 .J 14 7H,the Board ed or driven by stressor weather into a 
being now iu debt 9.»7,dud 91. 
Nearly Urtlmh purl. 
Both governing buy,- ta- 
si! this iinniuut could ho punt i ll ii the ^ell ii,eir puMtmns ta very decided i i i >t» 
deluiquentsuliser.hers lo the Missionary ||rf> 
*r ,|e Alllc.riCMn dimtnne has been 
Herald would pay up, there Icing more sanctioned by a unanimous vote 
h i the 
th i i i 9 «)0 OOO due by subscribers lur that | 8eilale . aud lho British gevcm iient has 


Cranston- 


D I E D 
Iii this town, on .Mon a ay Inst, Miss Han­ 
nah Ma in ford, sg'd aumil TU. 


I i i 
x i i i m t o w 
n u n 
I ’ n u i n l a y 
o u i i i i i g t a l t e r 
a long and pan.i ii nines-, winch the bore 


MT 
W 
I) UK I) 
Busin In of, 
pr'inu VY lute (’em 7ft bbls 
of Baltimore flour, 20 bbls 
Choice Virginia Oysters for fimilv use, 
to be sold low if taken fi oui the Ves*«l, 
by 
I* I LB b K T CH ASK * 
Newport Jan. I, 
0 J “ All those having demand# against 
said ling, contracted since th** 9th of Oc. 


Bunk, on VV odnvsday the bib of January 
al ll o'clock, P. M. 
S. CAHOONE 
Cathine 
Dec. 26. 


H u n k ol* m i o t i c I s l a n d 
A 
Semi annual Dividend will he paid 
at this Bauk, on mid after Saturday 
January I *1 IS44. 
#i» a* lf lf' w ii It* J»* I / '•it' 
Tho annual Meeting of the Slncklio). 
I L E R E S 
O r t I L E , 
der* will bo hold on Monday January Od Court o f Probate, Newport, Pee. lith. 
1842 at ll o clock A. VI. 
VV. A. C L AH KE, 
D ec. 25. 1841. 


I* H O H A T F . 
K O T I C K ! . 


Cashier. 
VV 


iVc.-utlv ( l u i ' X c« r “ “ •!•***** l<rap*M)r a 
If ..ny o r - . iii. pall. nee ...J . br hi .. iii i.,niiu.i«, M r.., 
lbrin f(J, , t( 
i rceiu i y j uousn 
cutiisiunccs, but may sci Mi« ii at lineny Deborati t ,wilo ol Mr John Langford* ( . . . 
» document.^ 
whenever th y touch British ground. 
aKL* * O years. 
. . . 
I 
' 
' * 
“ 
..,or ,Im: 
T h * 
rn-.-....... 
Ai I’-.ittm -uth ..ii th.* I Mb ult Mr 
C M , | 
_ 
~ 
~ 
,, 
„ ld j » nu„ y . 


H 
O 
* 
O r . W E A V F .R , C a th a r. 


HUK KAS th e P i« c u to r '» final Acorns 
on ilia F.atala o f 


F R A N C K * W O O D M A N 
late s f Newport, d ec. w as tin s day praaentsd 
for settlsa M iit and a llo w a n c e .— I t ta 
ord ered , 
That said A cco u n t be raceivcd . and raterred 
to a Coart o f Brob*to to am h old en at th* 
C lark s O ffice on I be Aret M onday o f January, 


their annual Meeting for the cive. ,l84i: #l 9 0’ci ^ k M.^,n"J,a5^\.rProMh2’Jr°' 
, 
tics o® given, Iqr autoturning rn copy Of tine SM 
tu rn 
OI D i r e c t o r s W ill 
b e liv id s t t h e B a u k dwr lfirwe w #r k s in th e N e w p o r t M e rc u r y , for. 
©ii T u e s d a y t h e 4t h d a y 
o f J a n u a r y n e x t 
all p sra o n s i n t e r stod to a p p e a r a t aaiu tu n o 
tit 11 o ’c l o c k A. M. - A n d t h a t t h e S e m i 
a n d p la c e , a n d h e h e a r d . 
\A itnesa, 
l , , n „ u - . N i v i d . i . a w i l l b e p . i d OO 
l h . f i r * , 
B 
B. H O W L A N D . P f . U U C U . k . 


T 


S . l l C o m m e r c i a l H a n k . 


V I hi Stockholders arc notified that 


asserted its position in a very peremptory 
IR'inlier. 
T he question is no a brought 
up under Ihe most aggravating circum­ 
stances. — iV. I ’. American 


8lieiinui aged snout UU yrurs 
lu hruioT.ou inc twill. Air*Peter Church 
ag ed ‘JO. 
in I’rovid nee-oh Friday Al mn mg, Mrs. 
Mehetabie tireene. wile ut Win. Summa. 
Lu; , iii Int; .list year of Ii sr a ^ .— Mrs. i 
Daoorah t lapp, renet 
et .Vtr- BMijainm 
Ct*pp. nged U7 - 
« 
At ,\e.v irieaus Mr. (Jeorg-* Alfred 
Vial, 
a native ol tin.-, town, nged 46 years. 


i i i ; a c t u U Y 
t 
j 
_ J L i U I A L ftslM T . 


BBLS 
Flour, 
*20 
I nm do. 
For asia by 
8 F . (J IR O N E R 
Jiromry L — U s, 


Dec. 2ft. 1841. 


It. I- I li m n H a n k 


puhlicutiun 
The number of Mtssiuns established 
by lite Board is at present 2b, mid of the 
Stations 8b ; iii Smith Africa, West Afii- 
ca, Greece, I urkov, Syria. Persia, VV e-> 
tern India. Southern India, Cey lon, Shim, j 
Clinia, Singapore, Borneo, ilia Sandwich I 
The Bench and B ar,— Tho Si. Louis 
Islands, aud lo various m b .-sol North papers ut the 14 h, inetilio i ii Ii ail lu<li- 
American Indian*. 
T he Bourd employ emus and wholly 
contemptible scene 
138 ordained 
Missionaries (leu being which occurred iii tho Circuit ( mn in 
physicians) 9 physicians not preachers, 
that city. 
It seem* ihut tile Judge, Viol 
IS teacher*, I* printers aud bookbinders, lunphy, ordered a lawyer mimed Risque, 
and 1*2 other iii do und 188 female assis 
ta tit down, which he 
rt fmt-d to do, 
Lot Missiotiui ie*. 
There ar?* also 7 nu* 
saying that he * preferred to ahind.’ I ho p,r \ ew Bedford 
; Chesapeake, Post, from 
live preachers aud 148 native hi Ipefft. 
Judge Ilion ordered a (im; ol 8o0 to Le Biltiui >ro for Br video e ; tw o Brothers, 
I In; n u m b e r ol M is s io n C h u r d l e * in entered affHinst him. and Commanded M r. I land > ill ACW Vora tor do 


f m r l of Probate, A'iieport, Dvc.Ctli IP41 
RA/IIKKKA* the K.f«ruior*« final Aceoun 
? ▼ 
on the Fatale of It KB FCC A PIN NIU- 
KR, late of Newport, dec. wag p-eeentedt 
' for allowance. 
It ie ordered, That tho aaid Account ha 
F D l H E Stockholders of said bank are rncfived. an<l the ennaiJrratmn thrr*-of re~ 
J L 
notified, that there Annual Meeting 
to* Court of Prabet« to he 
, c 
. 
, 
,• i 
. 
iii 
I I i the (Jcrk'e Office in Newport on first Monday 
I for the election of Directors, wi I be held |n Jan-My neIt §t 9 'O,c,ock A. 
. m, 
al llicir l*o ti king room, on Iues«lay J i n n 
that previoua notice be yiveu,by publishing a 
rv lite 4tit 1842, at l l o ’clock A. AL— Copy uf title Order, three aevera I tieirs in thu 


F o r t o f 
V o n p u r l . 
AKtilVKl*. 
! cerned,that tho subscriber agent for the 
S t rune a v, !>► o. 45th 
Tow n of New port will within 
3U days 
Scli’r Mary Jane, VV a I, Irmo Philadelphia from ihe date hereof, call oil thos-i 
who 
fin N<-w Bedford - on toe I • th iii 
a heavy *re insured to receive their share 
ut slid 
gab-, lost dock load ol coal. 
assessment, 
j-itli tj I ersevt-reaiice, Hogan, N. London ; 
KDW VRD W. L A W T O N . 


Newport January I 
Section 19ih of llio charter provide*, 


.m u t u a l r u n : i i s u k a n u i : 
O F F I C E 
' ■ V I K Directors of tho Providence 
L 
Mutual Fire Insurance Company. ry lhe 4th 1h42; H| 11 o ’clock A. M . _ 
_________________________________ 
having ordered nu assessment of one per %r|(| thul * w^rni annual dividend will be Newpaet Jfsreery,fora! I persim#inureateddft 
cont on iho amount of Bio premium rmies 
, ^ Hiid after Saturday January L l sppsar al said lime and place^ftd be h»si4 
iii said office, to pay a hiss ol 85000 oc- i a .., 
u* uh ,11 imlu. . p U l 
. 
^ *,rt,wr» 
• 


c 
, 
„ 
r s r c . t i h * Cliv 
I . r i w 
- n s s ' t S a a s S s 
" • B- , , 0 ^ 
u - 
i l . l ult. till. I. IU Holily .ll p*f.un. con , lheteI,r 01| Ihe .27lh j 
. B 
T 


G K O IU! E C . MAS ON. 
Cattier. 
, 
, 
, 
,, 
,y} 
And immediate Poetettxon given, 


H K H ouse on East T o u ro S tre e t 
j 
k 
directly opposite tile' R edw ood L l. 
brury, well calculated (or one or lw# Carnic 
•7 O T IC * : 
T 


H E Annual meeting of the C O D ­ 
D IN G T O N M A N C E A C T U l i ­ 


lies. 
For form* spply ut this Office, 
Newport Dec. 4. 1841. 
lf. 


E X E C U T O R S N O T IC E 


r y 
11E subscnhei hereby gives noticft 


slsn lo pil li ng es'ahlisinuents, 29 pres* it, hut did not ulcered, Mr IL walking 
*•, ft type foundries, aud 5U founts o* uut at his leisure alter the Slim iii had 
typo in the native languages. 
desired. 
I’tio Judge Iticn dtn-etud an 
A 
new ininioiiurv paper has been order to be entered against .Mr. Risque, 
commenced by the Board called u Che to show cause why bn sh yid not bu 
Dt)spitng," 
airn k from the roll. 
Tho n« xt morning 
they chanced to mcc*. in tim street, vt lieu 
Mr. K. aimed a blow at tho Judge w hich 
Tho Bid lie 
Indictment Quashed.— knocked off* his spectacle* mid in* h i t ; 
Mo learn from tile 
Philadelphia Ga. the Judge then drew « sword Iron: hts 
tells that on Monday the Judge* i>fthe cane, und the lawyer a pistol (rum In- 
Court of General Sessions severally gave pocket, and just as they were rosin ig 
their opinions on lits motion to quash the onto the mutual assault, the Marshal rn- 
presentment of the Grand Jury against terposed and commanded a cessation of 
N, Biddie and tithers— the Court sustaiu- boatiltics. 
There it rests. 
tag the motion to quash. 
Tho opinions1 
_____________ _______ 


in-ii'rn Vino, Ames, from Bshimore for 
Providence; Brilliant, Nichols, tm ftew 
York for do. 
Sailed—Sloop Three Brothers, Heath, 
for Mobile- 
Mo m h t, Dec. 27th 
St h r Roxana, Wixon, Irom Elisabeth 
City. 
sloop Helen, Gould from New York- 
I 
T u t spay Due. 
atli. 
Seh'r 'lexas, Emerson, (rom Bath for 
New Haven. 
Sloop New London Smith, from Somer­ 
set, tor New London. 
I iieKHi>av Use. 30ih. 
Scliooneis ll >pe Al Susan, 
NI int»tow, from 
Nuatuckst tor Norfolk. Nahant l‘e>r-e Irom 
N ow Bed torn for clo, Aloin a from Newt-ur/. I 


F O I t 
s A I - K , 
E L S of first quality 
J m % W \ W T m h* Inland Salt. 
Ap- 
ply to 
C H A R L E S D E V E N S Jr. 
Jariuarv I, 
_ 
pleasantly situated on the 
south side of thu inner harbor 
of New port,— is about one and 
(JST recoivfd aud for sale at S P A - tt half miles distance from the town by 


Fi*e«h O ran g e* . 


CY ’S Confectionary .one door south land, and has an easy communication bv 


that ho hns been appointed Eft- 
ecutor to tho last will and testament of 
W I L L I A M M A N L E Y , 
lute of Little Compton d e c ,ami has taken 
upon Himself that trust by giving bolide 
as the luw directs. 
All persons ha ring 
. . 
demands upon the oAtalo of said deceased 
| Containing about IOO acres,- j are rfqu„>ted lo c h i b a the 
same ; and 
^ 
.tii>:i*uikil v hi tu it ted on the a(] pefsonw indebted to make immediate 


Payment to 
W ILL IA M M M A N L E Y . Executor- 
Little Compton Dec. IS. 


Dec. 25, 


A P A R M T O L E T - 
Known by the nim e o f the, H arm on Farm 


of Mr. Ju n e s l l amiiiond a. 
Dec. 30. 


port fur New Vrrk, launch Allen from (far- 
Dreadful Accident.— Tho Hagerstown iington tor do Oak ti.II from Machias for uo. 
(Md) Democrat stJUes that on Ftiday or splendid. Blown from do fordo. vl 11 e I h -1 a 
, Saturday last a vou».<r lady, Mi** Law- Marlow sud Einetinw, flarkn (rom Tkomas. 
J 
react, w„s thrown 
from ’ an affr.ghted f n tor do. Elias Vksrren, from bath lot Now 


18 horse near Waynesboro’, and killed. Her 
^ u* 
r r r m v n 
J" leg w hich 
became Oiitnngled with tho 
’ 
Brig Poland, Cozie;:#, Il&vanah. 


are extremely lengthy, and ;>erttnp* em 
brace a relefunce to all the authorities u p ­ 
on the subject of indictments and present 
intuits, and the defining of tho duties and 
powers of a Grand Jury, 
T he reasons 
filed on the motion to quash were, sub 
•tauiially, (hat tho p ro c w J in ,. o f (ho 
hiuTui'c h !,r6 w a . rumen,;, w a. - 
Grjod Ju ry « cro .rrogulor, and dl-gul, lllt r aKv lorh from | , „ b o d l. 
Bo 
— 
— 
Mid contrary lo (he M f te r t (>ro*..;oo of ,cd „ „ tht! (wrgu 
„ b(.c ,„„. „ecei. I 
n i K O i : l l I M I O .. A > I> 1 
I ne I unst nut ion ; which were telly .u». , arv tu , hjol him before be c.uhi ho 
Arr. i t H olm .'. Hole, Shill b n , Conli' 
mid bv the Court 
caught. 
dence, Bally. gO days 
from Malaga 
______ 
I 
! Boston. 
' 
__ 
*• 
; 
8Id from Baltimore, 2tth, brig Octavia 
Ihe last o f the Catanbae.-Vhe Charles- 
Stock Speculations— T he Now Y'ork 
ton Mercury states, according to the re- Herald st ties that N vins A: Tow-nteitd, 


M A R I N E 
i x m 
k a s c e . 


r I ’M! E undersign,;d Agnat, will effect 
g Insurance on VV hale Ships aud Oil 
on board, ut tho lowest rates of premium 
B E N J. 
M U M FO R D . 
Newport Dot. 2*2. 
3ni 


water 
T he buildings arc in good order 
— the dwelling house is large, and calcu­ 
lated to accommodate a number of board- 
ors. Possession will be given on tho 25th 
of March. 
For term* apply to 
A U D L E Y 
C L A R K E . 
Newport Dec. 25. 1841. 


U u c o itru g c * H o m e* M a n u fix cl* 1 0 


K T N O T I C E 
H E A L E D PR O PO SA L S 
will bo re. 


W i l t 


T H E P U B L IC having eftperienctd 
tile difficulty of obtaining Camphene, ani- 
formerly and of good quality from N ew 
York. T he Subscriber has resumed tho 
manufacture of the genuine article, purl- 
fe d by his peculiar process from all 


oc r . v o r t e x : . 


tor 


port of th* Indian agent, laid before lite have cleared ft million of dollars by specu. 
legislature of South Carolina, that tho lating on tho decline in stocks w hich has 
y aniwhn tribe, the only nation of Indians tuken place, within a 
few mouths, aud 
*-habiting thii. Elate, has dwindled to 51 that Prime, W ard, and Co.,hi:ve cleared 
M'viduaD, of whom only 6 are men, the 8100,000, if no! more, 
by 
the 
Fist boing women and children. 
c o u n t. 


Rrigiitntan, lot tins port 


V Ii ILL RS- 


Sp oken , O d 13, hit. 0 55 ( supposed 8. ) 
Ion 21 t*4, ship Margaret, 
VV tenpenny, 
hence Aug. 30th, for the Pacific, no oil. 
Nov. 4 Uh, Int. 33 30, Ion 45 CC, ship 
same C alander, Dennis, el and from Providence 
forthe Pacific. 


oTCommi-stoii.'f.ofthe N o ^ k x . A.ylu.n, mer 
M t.k tah m .n l rn tr.uk , Un* 
*nd 



■ rn .ho Town Clerks ('Hico ... Newport, will bo happy lo supply h.s old cuM omer. 
r W l l l K C opani.orsn ip h e r e to f o r e ,!, u.il.l the 31s'. Gocomlxr iiiatanl, for « mid oil)er» bs cheap us can c p 
* 
M 
isling und, r the firm of 
keeper for tho Newport Asylum, lur one elsewhere, se 
w jrre n e 
p 


It ™ 4- X It- H A M E R . 
i i - ? , from -he HHH March n e ..- 
I . » 
A* J» 
. 
. 
j 
• * 
■ 
I 
I 
s » 
necessary for applicants to have a wife will bo sold ut tho Laboratory, g ro c e rs will 
having been d.snoWed by .he death el tho 
f 
M„lron 
lhe e .ta b li.h m e lt; 1 be supplied with 0 or more gallons al a 
senior partner 
All persons huvtng any * , lnal| family will he preferred. 
Order-1 Pine in suitable canister* at a rate 
(bal 
demands against s u d firm are requested ‘ 
he / boV(; be inserted in all the will aff .rd them a reasonable 
commis- 
to present the sumo fur settlement, anil 
, of 
lowl, UIlll| lhc 31 aion. 
Those who feel inclined to encour. 
ill persons mduhted are called upon to ' 
B t 
ane home m unufutlure will plenw* gtvs 


1 . 1 ......... 
1 
U. B. H O W L A N D Ssc’ry. 
hhn a call. 
D A V ID H B L V I U h 
make immeuiate payrnunt to 
J 
Ii. B A R B E R . 
. 
„ 
. „ 
. . . 
! a l l 
Dec 26. 
A'urtiring P a rlo r. 
I 
Newport, Dec. lfnh, IS H . 


# 
0 t t t P 


T H U O L D M A N 'S G K A V F , 


I stood beside sn old tnan’e grave, 


A nd thoughts like shadows rose, 


H o w good and ill their changes gavo, 


E re bs crept to hts last repose ; 


I asked not of his name or birth. 
B y wealth or want caressed ; 


I know him but a child of earth, 


And road his shrouded breast. 


Lik e golden tinted dreams untold, 


Life spreads her first bright scene ; 


Lost, wave, aud flower, their forms unrolled — 


E a ch rapture thoro had been ; 


A nd he had alapt on his mother’s breast, 


A nd stood by his mother's knoe ; 


A nd lisped his evening prayer, ere rest, 


Cam e o’er his oliildish eye. 


H e listened how the talo wss said, 


O f feats by manhood done ; 


T h e dauntless deeds of the m ighty dead, 


A nd race by valor run , 


And laughed perchance at the moral bold, 


BJT hoary sago impressed a 


H ow lh© battle net ayo to the strong is told, 


N o r joy lo the victor’s breast. 


T hen nature wore familiar face, 


And he looked forth to scan, 


N ot tho bending flowreia hidden grace, 


B u t tho care-worn haunts o f man i— 


And mingled in the toil an I strife, 


B y lem pesUUrkly tossed ; 


Y e t soraoliinea mid the waves of life, 


Thought lingorod on the lost. 


T h e palmy green of his boyhood’s thoro, 


W hence first his sail uufurlod ; 


And the mamie notes that came uo more, 


M id discord’s ja ilin g w hirl ;— 


T h e silvery sounds of bis mother's lono, 


A t last tbsy faded too— 


And he nerved to struggle w ith ills alone, 


In deods that man must do. 


W h eth er his step in lordly state, 


W a s girt w ith pomp and pride ; 


O r doomed iu lonely hounts to wait. 


W here epcclrud ills betitle ;— 


Hie heart had sprung to a phantom joy. 


And bled o’er a perished bliss — 


A nd drained life’s cup of its d.u k alloy, 


E re he came to an hour like this. 


And woe had many a virgil kept, 


W ith in those white locks hid ; 


T h a t none might tell save tho boart that slept 


Beneath that coffin lid I 


And methought in 
each furrow deeply , 


wrought 


O n that cold still brow so bare, 


W as graven a tale ot annona thought, 


And solitude, and care. 


W e weep for the ivy crested tower, 


And the barque ’neath ocean w ave; 


But jewele hoarded through many an hour, 


Are gathered in manhood’s grave ; — 


T b s gem of soul’s stern energy, 


T h e M ight to do and dare ; 


T h e leerleee grapple with destiny — 


A l l —all lie perished there *, 


Be for him , then drearily sense grew dull, 


Lifb woo’d no more caress. 


A n d for thoughts that symboled tho beautiful 


( ’ame a void and a wear mesa, 


A nd the old man stood a thing apart, 


Mid phantoms hugged I*’(brr ; 


T h ey had bowed his I o rn , and chilled hie 


heart, 


And he fell hie race was o'er. 


T h e crowd glanced by with restless wing, 


For fortune and high ronown, 


Nor paused to mark what a goodly thing 


Had in that week gone don n ; 


N or counted they bv that hat lone scene, 


W here the death dun os gathered dim, 


T hat snob as (Ass were, he Aedkvsu, 


And they wen id Ae like hint. 
N o r m . 


Bullions Bools & Flowers. 


A t H o I Is l T h a m e * s t r e e t 


Consisting of Tulips of 40 kinds rind 
colours ; Double While Narcisus ; Snakes 
Head Im ; (hilling..turns ; Pink Af Yellow 
striped Gludclus ; l iger Lillies ; Crocus, 
Ac. Ac. 
AL.SO,— Hose Bushes ; Geraniums 
Secduins ; Gallows, «$*c. al very low 
prices. 
Call and see them. 
for sale cheap for Gash, 7 or 8 small 
Coal Stoves, New and second hand. 
Nov 0. 


i d i o m 
: i * i a A * i > c o 
a 
l . 


H E at tenlioti of the inhahitansofthis 
IL 
town, is respectfully called to the 
rig of Goal from the mines al the North I 
USI 
end of this Island. 
A load of this Goal! 
was landed on Wednesday at Steven*’ > 
Wharf,—it is much handsomer than any 
hi f o r e sent to market, and will no doubt tim mo., ^ l u N ^ 
m efe» know a 


T H E M O S T H I O H L Y JA P F R O V I 
E D 
M i i S l O U f f i H O W IM 
C U S H E R A I* U S E F O R 


c o m u s * , C O E D S , A M D 
a ll div«uiie» a l O le L a n g * 
H E V EG ET A BLE 
PULMONARY 
BALSAM is believed to be deservedly 


H E A L T H A l t S T R E M O T H 1 


T 


V a l u a b l e F A R Y f o r S ale . 


A 


T i l e s u b s c r ib e r o llV r * 
for Sale, the K A H 'I he now 
occupies, pleasantly situated in 
Middletown,only 2 I 2 m i l e s 
from the State-House in Newport, and I 
mile north of Secliawcat Beach 
It con. 
tainsubout S I A c r e s of pasture and tillage 
Laud, aud is well watered with never- 
failing springs. 
'Khe Farm has on it a 
good two.story Dwelhug-IIouse, barn. 
crib, and other buildings ; —therein also 
now growing on the Farm. nearly SHOO 
ornamental A quiMce trees. 
I he Land 
is high,affording a very extensive pro*. 
poet, and lot a Stammer residence, or for 
s practical farmer, is not exceeded by any 
on the Island. 
Fur terms, w Inch will be 
reasonable apply to. 
F.LIPH VZ B V R K E R . 
Middletown, June 16.1841. 


give satisfaction to ult who may give it a 
fa ir trial. 
The price will be $6,00 for a ton of 
23 IO lbs. iii the lump— delivered ut any 
part ot the town. 
The subscribers have a contract for n 
limited quantity of this Goal, aud would 
recommend to all who will be likely lo 
want I’, that they hand us their orders as 
soon as possible, that we may judge ol 
die quantity that may be required lobe 
brought to this town for the approaching 
tcinter— as the mines being new, it is un 
certain about depending olla positive sup­ 
ply through the winter. 


l l rn . C . C O Z Z E N S , 4* CO. 
September 4, 1841. 


A 
l t l lO N A C O n t l l S M I O V 
ST O R K * 


P 


U R E E X T R A C T O F SPA N ISH 
SA US A PAK I ELA — W « Bauw > 
cue mist ao.et Washington street Boat an 
has pre ared a liquid extract ol Ss rn* 
parti.a by a st earn process without botling 
the root* 
It »» an entire new preparation 
of Sarsaparilla never before prepared m 
this or any other country, It lias been 
in constant use for the part s»x im allis by 
some of the hrst physicians in Boston.and 
all tlioso w ho wish to go through a regular 
course ofSaraaparella treatment can be 
referred to them. The prcparat .on contain 
no ether article than tho pure Spanish 
Sarsaparilla, anti one great I in pro Vernon 
overall other preparations of Saree panda 
it u not reduced by adding sugar to form 
a syrup. This article it well adapted to 


Am uricu, t u t cou gh s,colds,asthma or ptilhsic 
consum ption, whooping sough, and Pulm ona­ 
ry atio eu o M of ovary kind. 
Tim Vegetable Pulm onary B a l s a m has b e e n 
very o ilo iu iv o ly used tor about lo years ; and 
its reputation hasbeen constantly increasing 
: t»o universally popular lias lins am elu become 
that it may now nu considered a s s standard 
j article i i i a largo part ot tile United Blate* 
and U riliah Provinces, 
M any famillos keep 
it constantly by them . considering it the must 
sa to as w ell us corium remedy tor the above 
I com plaints. 
T ho Proprietors tiave ic d ive d , 
and ara receiving num erousraeoanuenduiiou* 
, from ma ny o f our b ist Pity sic ie na ■ * I.o make 
* use ut it in th eir pr aet ice. 
T h e nasus* ol a 
low individuals who have given Ilion lest! 
mony i i i favor of tins article, aru here subjoin. 
cd, and tor a more tut! account sue the envoi. 


o p e to tile bottle. 


“ Am ory H u n tin g , 
D r. Sam uel 
M o rrill 
Dr. 
Trum an A bell, 
I 
T im o th y Uaylic, 
Jure. E lls w o rth , 
| 
•» A lb ert tim id . 


C E U T I F I C A T E S . 
F rs m D r . 
'I Acinus 
th own 


V essrsLo w e Jf Reed, lie u t.— T h e Vegeta­ 
ble Pulm ouaiy balsam, bas Imen eslsnsively 
used, in the section of the country wlioie I re* 
side, tor several year* past and has justly uo* 
quired a high reputation in consumptive com. 
plaints. So far as my knowtedgo «aland* it has 
never disappointed the reasonable expectation 
if those wtio have used ll. 
T H O M A S 
BROWN „M l>, 
Cs a co i ii, S ll .Way l l , 1831. 


M O FFAT’S 
L 
I 
K 
E 
P 
I L 
L 
S 
, 


A n t i P H I K X I X 
H l T T K R g 


Tho L U E 
M E D IC IN E S 


I lit n i s e i vc iii d lutist ss ut ever) tom, 
description. 
Their first • pent tm ii i,* 1^ 
I om s ii 11 u ui I bv c o tta ut the Mi ii m il 
*# 
bowels, tile » anotia iinptint it a 4 jlti 
ties oonat a lit ly set thug a lm u d ibm,. 
. Dover Uaaetie, Nortliern to remove the bardenttl lu te, w J,»( j, 
mph, N Y. Evening Mg- i i i the convolution* ol the small intin,,1*4* 
ire the utHictcd thai thej tuber Hied icti.es only paitiaily el, J* 1 


l,enl 
hest* an d leave such c o lle c t i ii m asse* * * 
T h e y give lute, elasticity and vigor, lo Hie binit n ato pro d uce h a b itu s , ct at iv e u s , 
viscera, pruntotn the peristaltic action,clwanaa a ll its tr a m ut e v ils , or s ti ti dr n uieii/j' 


D r 
% 
O 
I i IG I ! A I I U S O N S 


W i n * R i v i e r a , 
A 


UE the only suie remedy to Dyspepsia 
sud Jaundice tlial has ever been diacuv. 
cred — a nil their general use tor 3 J enrs, with 
recoin mc tidal ions I rom the moat 
.nim ut of 
the Medical Faculty, and cdiiuria. notices 
Worn the Bislou Morning Post, Daily Mall, 
Plymouth Memorial, barnstable Pslnol,EaeeX 
Banner, (orwell I at riot, Bunker Hill Aurora, 
Portsmouth Chiastic 
Mar, Lincoln Teleg 
ital, Ate must ai r arc 
possess wonder Iii I merit 
kin, 


bv. 
*11* 


u tho unrtvaiicu and efficacious ,»itliri*ly depends upon the regularity el ti,, 
of a amixia riivsieuN, and gradu- ordinary organa. 'I Im blood winch lake, 
Now.Hampshire Medical College, jts rad exdor from the agency of tho lm r 


•a 
ti 
rf* ti 
It f>) luif* 
i hip ai tiVM iv 
I 'Ml Iv subscriber would respectfully 
practice ut physicians, 
JL inform his IriinnJ* and tho public 
uy calling on the propriet 
as they can learn 
tiling cit the proprietor, the quantity 
generally, that he has in keu tho store iii J 0G Sarsaparilla rout a Hied in each bottle.- 
Thames at reel, No 142* formerly occupied | The quantity required ta smell nompared 
by Will .Lovie, dec. ami 
i v mg on the AUG I IO 
4* 
SU ) till >1 
E SS, 
mid will attend 
to 
s.ilo* ut auction iii any purl of tho town. 


.tends car. with tho Syrup. 
It is tlicelicapcst prepar­ 
e d M MIS. •(••* of Sarsaparilla now in use, consider 
mg its strength. 
Price iii t-t cts per bot 
tie 
Dealers a* 4 families can be supplied 
w ith this valuablo article as above. 
It will 
He w ill also receive goods al hn *ioro lo j ^ 
^ 
moat of the druggist* 
sell at auction, or ut private sale on coni 
mission. 
I lease call at (hr old Auction 
and get tho good bargain*. 
Ile bes for saloon Commissions, 10,000 
Snam h and Half Spanish Cigar*-.-also 
, 
. 
, 
- 
. 
Wt 
” 
, 
r 
f . L v r i ' e ' state of the blood, diseases ai the skin 
a general assort mc nu* ut of L ( M r L l - 
. . . 
. 
. 
TI(>\ 4 i n . 
C 'b a r lr N N . T i l le y 
May 8, 1641. 


throughout the U States. 
A copyright is secured for the directions 
Stand md each direction signed W k . BaoW.ion 
| the outside. 
The abave article’m a sure remedy for 
ail complaints occasioned by sn impure 


Newport, 


D. 


U U L A D A N D 
I V NCV 
C A R E 


B 
A 
K 
E 
L 
Y 
, 
.Nj, 70, Thames*Street. 


Ii! 41 F I ' returns hi* sincere 
thanks to his friends for tho very 
liberal support he bas received since ho 
has been in Newport, and assure* them 


I thai no pains w ill be spared to merit ihtir 
future patronage. 
Loaf Bread w arranted not to turn sour 
in the hottest w eather— Crackers, Cakes, 
Ac. of the best quality 
Brown Bread, on!) IO cents a Loaf ! 
I 
O^r Customers without excepti ni, arc 
requested to supply themselves 
wall I 
Blend on Saturday for Sunday, as my 
shop will not he opened ut any tune oui 
that day. 
Newport, April 3—6m. 


scrofula, rheumatism, salt rheum, ervsipe. 
xx, and to remove the effect of calomel. 
Ju,t received a supply and for sa c in 
Nw port by R J. 
I ay lor, I. Balch Provi­ 
dence,- -Thornton A Son New Bedford. 
New port March 27. 1841. 


C E D A R 
S H IV E I. E S . 


; l O O O O O 
N o r t h - t a r o l i a * 
Cedar S U IN G L L S , 
and HUMID feel 
hard pine H o t RH S, just lauded, and 
ii living been icoeived on consignment, 
sold for first Cos* aud freight, bv 
24. 
II. B U L L . 
wilt be 
July 


C L O C K S . 
—-w-— 
A 


Large lot of first rate alarm. 8 day 
Isr.tas and wood ("LO C K S teMtn, 


lo w at 
Sept. 4. 
T . T S H E F F I E L D ’S. 


T 


C 
O 
A 
I . 


B * s . ’i# R o (m f ^ iitiir 
M vsrfay th e •7th. 


W O O L . 


During th* I* ,! IO day* pain* of <fo«c© W o ol 


Usvs ho, it iliad* lo Ut* r Mont ut alum*. UMI OOO 


lbs, at mini' rad u n iou on Iii* prima obtain*,] 


60 liny* ai tie*, 
A small lot aff lUkew aU liner ©a1 


w r y o on ran Mild ai Arte; common and very low 


grads, 3d a 3.%u, I I to 3 I M ac*. 37 a Lh- ; lUtl 


blood 44 a 4 tk* and a 
I i i * thousand lbs lull 


blood and in aud S i M in t. at 4*k , No \ pullnd 


st 33 a 374© j aup« (ma, 3? L 9 a 40c, and ex. | 


Ila 4Ic par lh. 
Moderato a.Ie. lites also baen j 
mads, of souls doacrtpUons o f «oar*« foreign, a* 
atmnt fur mar ptos*. 


IV .e a ta / WOOL — Prims or M asons U .r* # 


47 s A i c t hts per lh . | Am orieaw U H blooth I 


wa thud, 
43 a 46; do . 3 4 do. 40 a 41 ; de. 


L I do,33 #37 {1.4 A e a ia m o n .JO i j j-j 


puffins N oth*rn. pulled lamb* 37. a i i 


H E Subscnlter effort for Sal*, a 
quantity of Gate Vein 4" O A I. 
in lots to suit purchasers, at the Ferry 
Factory w harf;— Cheap for 
Gosh.— 
2* IO lbs. to the ton. 
N IC H O L A S G IF F O R D . 
July 
3. 


F IC T M H 
L W 
V N V 
V 
AN Flcgant Assortment of colored 
I. A W N S , 
for SaJo lew at No. 
132, Thames-etreel, bv 
J. M 
CO O K A; Co. 
Newport, May 29. 


A G E I L E H O R S E At 


*>' 
let 
thedav, or week by 
T. S T A C Y , Jk. 
Opposite the PoOffico 
Newport Aug 7. 


r x r t r 
B p a p r y r n # 


J Y Kl), wliitc anti yellow KlenncL, 
tw 11 levi and plain. 
Cheep end 
gt.H»d Hroedclotht, Filet 
Cloths and 
( tvs.meres, by 
IL C E S S IO N S . 
Sept 3 


M eaara Recd, W in g .J- C u tU r-G eiitlsin sn — 
I faut ll a duly I wwu tile public, and *>- 
pectally ta hondruds ut iny fellow being* who 
aru now aa lie ting andor diticrunt disease* of 
the lunga, lo gtvu you a alulotneiit ut the good 
ufiectk I have expeneiiced frrnn Ut* u»u ol tho 
\ egelable I ulinonary Balaam 
H aving from 
my yiHith up been troubled w ilh ditlVrent com. 
plaints OI th* lunga, auch MS apidiiig of blood, 
a dry troublesome cough, iruquunt hoarseness, 
with severe fits of coughing, aud indeed all the 
symptoms o f consumption, and frt'iu tune to 
Hint’ I Iwivu consulted several eminent I In sic. 
ans, aud have taken much medicine, but I re. 
calved little or no relief, aud al Iasi they told 
me them was no help tor m u; (hat my case 
wa* beyond tho reseh of their medicines. 
In 
tile spring of )P27 I w as advised by a iriend lo 
try the V o id ab le I ulinonary Balsam . 
I ob­ 
tained two bottles, and on trial I wa* surprised 
to find so sudden and effectual leliet winch it 
gave m s, and aft’ r using it aln ut 5 Weeki alt 
my complaints were entirely’ removed, amt I 
w as restored to good health. 
M iice that time 
I h aw kept it constantly by me, incase of the 
ap,**»raneu ot liny of tho above complaints. 
I have known a largo number o f cases where 
all other medicines have tailed o f affording any 
re 11* I. tits Hallam was ut length resorted to, A 
peed tty effected a cu r*. 
I 
w ould thuruloro 
re com I I I * id to evury person tin t has any of 
lite above complaints, # r their first appearance 
to 
take tho 
Vegetate# t’ulm onary Balsam, 
which they w ill thi4 a sate, c uiveuient aud 
p wit ive cure, 
Vo>j*ec’t your* 
T. I*. MERRIAM. 
New Bedford* Ma**, Jn ly 3d, l» 4 l. 


Counterfeits, Heicarr of Imposition I 1 
E a c h genuine bottle is cuclosed in a blue 
wrapper, on w hish 
is a yr La ie label, sign. 
rd by t'iu . J O 
W 
C l I I T K , 
Nun# other 
can be genuine ol a later date than Drctm 
brr In 
T h e 
Signature of >«mp«uit Urea 
w ill be continued for a siiort tim e . 


The groat celebrity o f the Vegetable Pul. 
inonary Balaam hasbeoo the cause ut alleiups, 
o introiture spurious articles w hich by par. 
ti illy assuming th* name of the genuine, are 
c a tc a lle d to mislead and deceive the public, 
Among tli*ao m ixtures are " I a rte i’s t oui. 
pound 
Pulm onary 
Balsam.**- 
Am erican 
Pulm onary Balsam .” •* Vegetable Pulm onary 
Balsam ic S y ru p ,” 
•• Pulm onary 
Balaam ,” 
and others. 
Pure hater a should enquiro for 
lh * true article by 
its whole nam e— TA* 
Culmonaij, Haltom, and see that it 
has lh * m arks sud signatures of the genuine 


Tach bott!# and seal is stamped • the Veg© 
labia I'uUuouary B alsam .” 


F o r sal* by R E E D , W IN G A C U T L E R , 
('•ta Low s 
Road) wholesale 
dealers 
in 
Drugs. Medicines, ta in ts and D ye >mffs, No. 
64. C hatham M reet, Boston, snd by Druggists 
and c-Hintry m erchants generally in New. Eng- 
and. and in the principal 
places throughout 
the U nited Stale s and B ritish 
Provinces__ 
P o e * 30 cen ts. 
September 4, 1841 


the stomach and bowels 11oui unhealthy accu­ 
mulations, and purify and eintVi i i the blood in 
tho moat thorough Mini • tfeetutil manner. 
T h ey are tile 
most certain remedy tor all 
those prevalent 
Duelists 
called Dyspepsia. 
Jaundice 
L iv e r Com plaint*, Heartburn. D im . 
ness, Headache, \\ sneering or settled pains, 


M i l k i n g tainlltevs, bour aionial Ii. lops ut app*. 
tits, W eakness oi m e limbs, Nervous debility, 
Costiveness, piles, mid all duces* s eau.cd bv 
an unhealthy stale ol tilt atwin ach A S o " els. 
T hey are 
atoiii| oulid 
vt a ut Hie N 
w hollas Hindu lite study o f Medicine his pr o 
pralsssiun. 
Being composed entirely of vegetable*, they 
cc of such a nature that they may bu taken, 
tor any length of time by invalids of tiny ag*, 
without injuring tho system or exposing it to 
take cold. 


Orders from Agouta, m erchants, traders, 
apothecaries and dealers in medicines, w ill tie 
punctually aituuded to, and aent lo any part 
ut tim country, astely packed 
i i i boxes. 
A liberal due mint w ill bo allowed on the sale 
For sale, wholesale aud retail,at the Doctor** 
Orticu, 13 llanover-atraat Boston,and in most 
T ow n s ill iii* N«*W-England M ates. 


IU * TH ICK 73 L E M S 
per B o t t le - 30 
C au ls per paper, j J 


with it* i nun tin* lit daiigoia. 
'I Iii 
well know ii to a ll regular aux t units I* *|' 
ext nu no the human bot%*L am r math, , t! 
lienee the prejudice* til those »«|)Infold 
cd mi n against quack medicint», or in*/ 
cines prepared sun heralded to tho pukka 
by ignorant pcrsui a 
I hr second cf?*ct (t 
tht* Lilt* Medicine# istocU'suso tho knJn,. 
aud th© bladder, and bx tint u vs ii* tit lot 
and longs, the In* It lit t* I action of « hug 


Fv»r nu Ic iii N«w port, by H J. Taylor, 
John K unIo ii, S. S ir riii*t G . Km»wl##.juu* 
mid J . J 
VHun— mid by J. Hotttllry. in 
FortNintHith. 
Newport, .May I. 


A c w IB o o k ot* I ii* I r n m r ii I it 
M u s ic . 


im * U S U I AN S C O M PA N IO N , mn- 
I T M tinning 18 complete nelt.a o f Go- 
Hilton*, 85 hornpipes, ii country dunce*, 
several ma re lino, quick steps, waltzes, 
songs, Ace. i i i nil about 30(1 pisces, scvo. 
rut of which an* in three pints, for tho 
violin, ha sh viol, clarionet!, lute, Ate •- 
iiLn, several new aud popular times ar 
ranged i i i 6 or 8 purls, 
f u r hand*— about 
I Btl of tile above pieces are original, of 
hist limo printed 
This immense Collec­ 
tion is now lur sale at the low price of 
$1 50 cts. at the Bock.store of 
VV. A. B A R B E R , 
Aug. 14. 
No. 140, Thttinev-st. 


und the lungs before it passes into th 


ll I* M i l . b o i n g l i ' W i |*u r a l w d b y t h v M * t h r o U f l 
tin) veins, renews every pail ut the systvei 
sud iruimplisivtly mounts the banner * 
health iiitlic blooming cheek. 
Moffat a Life M edicim s, i.itv* bran t|,« 
roughly tested und pn Itouuied a sovsrtigi 
remedy tor Dispcpsin, Flxiulcncy, Talpa*. 
lion ol t he tu art, Loss of appl tits, ll*,, 
burn sud llosd sclie, Bestlr»»nr*s,*ill tim 
per, Anxiety, Lnngour mid Ma lamb*). 
Costiveness, I) is flues, Cholers, Fsv*r»0 
of kinds. It liaumst isnt, Gout, Drtq sir? f 
lot kinds, Sores, scorbutic eruplion# n,* 
ii had Gomplexioue,eruptive ('oinplsii tx.**! 
Bow, cloudy and other disngieesblt s>a 
plcxtous, salt rheum , erynpi las, sen.sa* 
colds and iiitUicnxs, and various other c*r. 
plaints which arthel t lie In man frame. I, 
Kxi sa mid Ani s, particularly the Lilt 
Medicines have been most eminently ss*, 
j cess Iu I, so much so tit. t in t lie Fever im 
Ague d tai ne Is. Thy sic tans almon 
.sally prescribe them. 
A lit lint Mr. M offal requirer of hi? m 
! tients, is to be pnrtu nine in Inking the I n 
i Medicine st netty according to the aim 
lions. 
It is not by » rn whimper notice, ti 
by any tiling that lit* bin sci I n bv tsiii 
their tm or, that tie hopes lit guilt credit. I: 
s alone by the result ot a lair trial. 
M t > F F A T ’8 M ED IC A1. M A N D A L 
designed as n domestic guide tohealih- 
Tin# little pamphlet edited by \V. ll. Mm 
375, Brttndwsy , New-York, has been y\.\ 
Hailed for te ptr.pose ol exnlxining mrrr 
fully Mr. Mofi'nt’s theory of (list sacs, in* 
will be found highly t ut eros ting ta ptrx.it 
svekingheslth. 
ll treat! upon prevsilnj 
disease,und the causes thereof. Trice S’ 
cents - lur sale by M r.Moffat's 
etui. 


umvti 


sgeoir gti 


< P A 3 » 3 1 S ; * I U A M 2 E l f t 2 i 3 
I Ii c a p c I* ( h a i l l i v e r ! J 
He 
I R I I I H I U A 
will 
sell 
T A T E R H A V E IM E S cheap. 
cr limn any ever offered for sale in th e 
Tow ii. 
Tlioso iu want of the article are res­ 
pectfully invited to cult mid examine Ins 
stock, consisting of 4000 Rolls of new 
anti elegant potion)#,!rom IOO lo 12 I 'Jet 
.4/.VO, Borders, chimney board paper, und 
Bund boxes.— Just received ut 
No. 22 
Broud. Street. 
Newport, March 27. 


These Valuable Medicines arc for sal# 
R. J. T A Y L O R S 
Medicine Store 
AY». 1 4 8 , ’ThoHus sar 
report, ( l l . I. ) 


Where the Tills can be obtained for I* 
cents. 30 cents, or 
per box: and ta* 
Hitlers for ^1 or £2 pc r bottle. — Nouter « 
Cerlilicatesoft he w ondert u I efficacy ol brl 
may bet beretnspected 
Newport, Muy 16,1840. 


T I I I : H A I K ! 
T H IE H A I K ! 


r I', HF. Sntrsertl*er has been appointed 
by the Hun. Gourt of Probata of th 


CO* Toe above Balsam. Is for sale n 
Newport, by R. J . T A Y L O R , Agent 
Newport September 4. 1841. 


O K 
S A I# E , 
'A M E Sloop N IM RO D , now 
■- tying at VYickford, u first 
rate sailer, and draws a light 
'draught of wuter ;— she is a 
go«d vessel for a Southern lighter, and 
will carry ab tut 200 Buies of Collut).— 
For further particular*, enquire of 
VV. H O L L O W A Y , jun. 
VV ickford, Sept. 24. 


I 


B O . W L B l . V U l t u \ ] a 
k . 


M IF. Subscriber has taken 
the cumin.ult.ut* Horas 
No. 62, Thames.Street, 
many years occupied by Mr 
Murray as a Boarding House. uiuj 
would be glad to accommodate steady or 
transient Hoarders, on reasonable terms 
T H O M A S M. S E A B U R Y . 


*lw riu e a u4 T ir e lu s itru iie e . 


M 
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oxvii ot Newport, Administrator, wile 
*'• VV ill amie zed, on the Estate . f 


T H O M A S R O D M A y E A R D I V E R , 


.u 
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i* 
. im. 
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bond according to law. — He hereby re Insure against U n sr l>*rn*ge by tire, an 
for quests all persons indebted lo said estate, Cotton, Woollen, anj ot)lrr Manufactories, 


H P H E A M E R IC A N I .S'SU R IN C E C O M . 
I 
B A N Y . Providence, R. |. continua lo 


A N E W 
artielo for 
M O U RN IN G 
m . D R E S S E S . A lso , Black Alam .te, 
Blue black M OU sue Ii lie de Lame, Do 
and Napkins, just received bx 
i ^ p E l L 
IL S E S S IO N S 


x Ie a 


r 
n 


^ p i I E an it#,-r i bor intending to 
relinquish 
lite butanes# ta 
w ine Ii he has so long been en 


. t 
. «»**>« * for sale 
the est ab 
Bem ent rn Newport, so a ell known a# tho 
Lxui.s Hurst . 
11 ha house wa* mostly rebuilt in It36 ; i# 
*rnl 3-. ta bread!5 and 


to make immediate payment, nod those 
having demands, lo present them to hun 
tor adjuatment. 
T F L E G 
A N T H O N Y . A«ta.V 
ttitk the H iU annexed. 
N ew port, August 7, 184 I 


* r x * v t 
r j & x & r f . 
ExV Fall Trials just received hr 
**• S E S S IO N S . 
5*c|xtember 4. 
I " 


r 
n 


F O K 
S A L E . 


F IN ll AT Valuable Farm in 
J L 
Tortwuoutk, w it ii in a few 
roils of Bristol Ferry, contain* 
tug (' I Acre* of go»»d Lan d .— 
M UI r arm has on it a conrenient D u el. 
mg I louse and other out-bx.ildtng*, and 
i* divided line lot# with goixd stone Mall,. 


II M well watered, and 
h as 
tra in a b le 
privilege for sea manure, being bounded 


J O M A A . 
P O T T E R 
. 
.. 
„ 
* 
I accompanied wtih jwrttcular d©*cno;ion. 
informs Ins t tutomc-s. and the Public 
properly ) par mail, to the Pnuidenv 
J U 
T 


t s»«\ - 


llutldiugsand Merchandise, sud alan against 
M A R IS E HI> KS, on favorable ie*ms._ 
Tho c a p ita l sto ck is 
$ 150,000. 
All paul ta and well tnvcs rd 
Director 
slccte-x June let. 184U ; — 
William Rhodes, 
VV tiber k o llv , 
.Aihert R 8t-fiord, 
Amo* D 
S m ith , 
Resolved Waterman, 
8 hub# at Hutchings, 
Ebetiner Kelley, 
I 
Torvons w i s h i n g for Ituurinca ,xre rcquem’d 
to direct their applications (which should bo 
of j 
and 
Secretary of the Compt ny, and tho sam# will 


Martin Stoddard. 
Solomon Townsend, 
Nathaniel Bishop, 
George S. Ualhhon, 
Caleb Harm aud 
Jabot Bullock, 


( P H E subscriber would respectfully in 
A turin lux ti lend* und the public, that 
he has no xx on hand a large supply of 


C h e a p D r y L o m h , 
VV Inch he now offers hi very reduced 
prices*, consisting of Cloths and Ca-M- 
mercs, ut the latest importations ; Sail!- 
nett*, Vestings, gambrooud, mole.skin. 
A;c.— .4/xo. A large quantity of French, 
English and American Trims ; Mausline 
de lames, very cheap ; linen table cloths; 
Irish linens, birdseye diapers, linens, a lk 
aud cotton gh>vc#,6eo’ch gingham*,Elim. 
Burgh shaxxls, and a large assortnieiit of 
Hosiery. — Also, 3 OI 4 pi* ces extra su. 
per M KH I NOK*, for gentlemen’s suiumir 
coats, tor suit* very low. 
J A M E S P H IL L IP S , 
June 5. 
No. 139, linum *. 


NO better rvidenre is wsrf q 
to show the suparioner *> sw 
Geuuioe ItuHalo Oil, *v«r * 
preparation!.thsn a sum’ * *I 
L'ruggi*tf are endeavoring to imitate and hee 
their mitcrablc imitation! wa the pub!*, hr 
genuine. Keadadvertircuient. U essiea tv- 
lsrt. 
Gunxiinc Buffalo C it if fait (liking th* 
es 
at atlo lh er a rtic le ! to p ro iso teth r grow tb.-r a 
and beautify the H a ir ; it ; u;e g u s t it a raltsf* 
that no other article dr>e», sod r s u ft! it ft»r, 
b *»u litu ll) — by tree u ie ii w illiU rk e s n . ; ’« 
taw hair a ratio g lo it. 11 ii highly perlou r. n( 
gives per feet la tifls c tirn to a 11 til ut have jim * 
a t r ia l. 
You w ill o b rervs the-ignsture al 
proprit to r, *• W illia m B ro w n ,” nUo. 
Oil,” imprinted on the bottle. I s cosfcqxaKt 
ut a counterfeit w Inch ha* recent ly appet** • 
I* u u * for is le , I have been peifuadedte ct ta** 
a new I at e I engraved on copper, for w i kA * 
uaxa secured a copy rig h t, entered aeeaniisjU 
su sci o l Congress in 1839. id th e rle rk re f rn 
u the D i- tric lC o u rt of M atfachusel*. 
A i’ i 
riugem eut w ill be d ealt w ith according is *r 


None genuine, unless signed is my es* 
hand w riting. 
For sale in Newport bv k 
ll J T A Y L O R and Dr. ll R. HAZARD 
August, 22. 


H 
i T 


T O K 
S A L E * 
I H E Dxvtiling-House and 
Lot of Land, picasso. 5 
situated on Thames and curort 
wf I L idgc streets, aud now oc­ 
cupied bx C ap !, li m. 
Messer, and B*- 
ruer ly the residence o f Mrs. F. Wood­ 
m an.— It has a large Garden, 
a 
house, and a never failing well ot xxxtef. 
For further paiticulars, enquire of 
J O H N S T E V E N S . 
Newport, March 6. 
J. 31. SHERMAN \u 


ll A I he has Removed j meet w ith prompt attention. 
his Stock ol Gotnis ti 
No. 112 1.0 Thames 


a 7'.*,,iv ' ; rr 
''wh *" ' * mi;oon *h« * h..r», . . „ 
i I ha.., aud room* fur the conitortabh- ® °° C 
aa one o! P*‘,‘»h«gu ha 
iT n iT 0*' '*f fccvcn7 koardcra, 
Attached V * ' " d Jn ,hrt 
Slid I Bort 
lo it there arc a gardca, out hon 
and every 4am rn blo eonxomcnce. 
t^lpoaHKwx and cxtenv.xc 


ftitsW* dicaiton# of its Being h i 
abuud 


Butte ol 
ve h osi 
art- in. 
a nee 
The cen (Saki Farm has on it a thriving orchard ol 
t f 
i i 
‘He ,ar„r,s muublvI 
it a tu,. share of public -.«op,*ri at all w 
’ L* 
*'V ' rrw l«i‘c'N or for a practice 


For un** appl* K V 
hor ,urthrr mfxwtn itiou* a »»lx 
to tho p 
* 
.v o n pant. P 
* 
10 ho s u W r ib cr on tho p r e m ie ,. 
? ' 
TH O M AS TOW n s i . n o . 
J 
A N D R E W M ci'O R R ir* 
Neaport. R J. Sen;. :> \*w, 
TortsmoBth, Julv J. 
O K R*E. 


1 
I 


Sirt'et, txro doors north o 
Church street, 
where he ta This Day 
t\xf«iirg, a new and complete assortment 
O f every description, willable for the 
8»»nt.g and Summer so tsor.s.—-Ile xx ii 
bo happy to u ait en ail those who villi 
faxor hun xx uh their patronage. 
Next port, April IO, 


4 
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M 
U 
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\ im tv of V E W A V D F A N /(LY. 
A h i, I. (* (H i [IS xxiii Be received 
from Boston T H IS DAY and for sale at 


I tv VI I h a m t * S tre e t- 


^ept IS. I S H . 


A pfltcations for Iiifuranca m ar tw made 
in Newport lo G soaoa Howrn, A rtnt 
VA IL L I AM R H O D ES, Bra.,dent. 
A ls x O . T ick, Sac’ry. 
Am erican Insurance C o’s 
l>fiice, Ju n e 4. B IO 
H 


H O I S E 


IH F . 


F O H S A L E . 


in 
of 
H O U S E N o. 223, 
Th.ime# street, 
comer 
Sanford street, lately repu ted, good yard 
and garden, never tailing well of excel. 
lent water. 
Terms easy, bal the pur. 
diner money may rom vin on mort "age if 
required ; info free « f „l| mcumhrance# 
I he xx hole ol this Estate aa ill 
Let, till 
auld. 
Apply to JAMES STEVENS,or 
J O N A T H A N r. A I,VIV. 


T A I LUR. 


N o . I S S , T l i a i i i e '. f t t r c c t . 
VS just receive-ilyaud offers for suit* 
cheap, a well assorted variety ot 


A c w s p r i n g Id O O U s . 
The Public are invited to examine them 
Newport, April 3. 


K O O L E X 
YAU.V. 


V K T O O L E N Y X R X of all 
W W 
for^afo ut No 132 by 
cokturs 
I No 132 by 
J. M i DOK Ai Co 


E v e n i n g S c h o o l. 


A Evening 8ciiotl commenced on 
Munday the 1st nisi. 


E T R E V E T T 
New purl Nov. 31. I M I . 
I i 


L E A C H E D aud unbleached Sbc#> 
mgs aud Shirtings bv the piece of 
yard, fur sale low, at No. 132, I b,mid­ 
st reel, by 
May 29, 
J . M. CO O K A; Ce. 


LY DI AY PA LSA U 
-OF 
U T K * 
M O R T . 
eeo** 
t 


C O U G H i« a1 ways Dairercus- I* 
chaugo.ible and severe climata, ii ‘**1 
important lo attend to C O L D S , with 
scare all more or leo# afflicted . lf ncg-^r1 
too long, it ta difficult to removal heat, 
time* impossible. and confirmed concumpt^ 
i* t ic remit, 
In all 
Lung complain!*-* 
is M C-ardoar’s Indian Balfai* of l.ivtr* 
bo ju ai Iv astccired of infinite va.hie. 
^ 
been used frr eight or ten years aith u, !' t 
peiled auoccsa. and manx indiviccsl* * '( i 
named, who. bot tor Us i eslir g vim * 
.so oval mg power*, would not be pie***'* 
to testify to it* efficacy, 


C * T H E abov* is for Sal* h* 
R J« TAY LOR, Tham-s.i, 
Marth :t«. 


