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Axorner Exrrosion a 1 Wasnisaron,
A letter fron: Washington states, that
previous to his leaving there, Mr, See
retary Branch had written a pamphlet
disclosing the secret history of the Cabi
net quarrels whieh terminated in its dis
solution and the sacrifice of himself and
Mr. Ingham. The pamphlet is expec
ted to be forthcoming early this present
week, When Daff Green passed '{mmgh
Baltimore a short time since, he said
there would soon be another explosion
that would make the people stare. It is
probable this is what he alluded to,
GueserarJackson—Aposilive promiie. |
Henry Banks, of Kentucky, formerly one
of General Jackson’s warmest and most
active friends; and who, pending the last
election, wrote some very able papera in"
his support, has recently published a
statement, wherein he says that General
Jackson, at a certain public house in
I'rankfort, while a candidate for the
Presidency, made to him “A positive
promise, that, ithe should be elected, he
would not hold; or attempt to hold, the
oflice more than four years.” My, 13,/
concludes by saying, that “Gen. Jackzon
has violated his promize to me, | eonsid
er it my duty to oppose his reelection in
the most prompt aud public manner, |
Alb. Daily Ade, |
Wuo anre Ine Savaces? A gentle
man was recently passing through the
Indian country, in company with sever
al others, In erossing a river, his
pocket book containing <5OOO in Bills,
was soaked through with the water,—
On arriving at the next Indian dwelling,
he stopped, and the men and women
carefully spread ont the bills; and when
they were thoroughly dry, retwrned him
every dollar. Soon atter, the cow
pany came near the white sctilements,
and were attacked by a gang of white
persons, who attempted to take their
horses from ther; and it was only by
deceiving the whites by a stratagem, till
they got past them, and putting spurs to
thoir horses, that they escaped,
DOMESTIC AND MISCELLANEOLU S,
The latest accounts from tho Wash
ington are, that the steam-boats ulten
and James Kenthad twice succeeded in
making fast to the wreck, but owing to
the bad weather, were compelled to a
bandon her and put into a harbor.
In addition to the above, we learn by
the President this morning, that both
hoats had arrived in New-York, Capt.
Tomlinson having abandoned all hopes
of raising the wreek. Whenthe Presi
dent passed, yesterday morning, Capt.
Bunker observed the keel near the stern
out of water. The probability s, that
the boiler had rolled upon one side and
turned the boat over. Attempts have
been frequently made to plunder the
wreck. A small vessel was found along
side, which had taken a considerable
quantity of copper trom her bottom, |
Prov. Am. of yestevday,
Accipest.—A sail boat containing 4
men was upset inoour river on Saturday,
and one of them, Mr. Davis Hubbard,
was drowned. The others succecded
inreaching the shore.—llhid.
Seamen are very searce in New-York.
Ceveral hundred could find immediate
employment and high wages.
Breavess,—We helicve there has not
heen, for the last twenty years, o much
bustle and activity in a certain section of
the eity, as at the present time, On the
Narth-River, in the neighborhood of
Courtland and Liberty-streets, and on
the LEast Raver, from Coenties slip to
Whitehall, the docks present a scene of
confusion difienlt to deseribe. The tow
hoats employed on the North-River, load
at the above places and the quantity of
flour and produce from the eanal, brought
by these boats, surpasses all former re
ceipts. Thousands of barrels of flour are
piled up, exposed to the weather, & goods
to an immense amonunt are lying at the
docks.—N. Y. Daily Ade.
Gorp, Gorn. A correspondent of
the New York Observer deseribing a
tour through Nortu Caroriva, says of
the gold mines:—Tlt is not five years
since these mines began to be worked
to any considerable extent; imdeed it 1s
hardly half that period. And yect many
of them are worked upon an extensive
scale. Mills for grinding the ore, pro
pelled by water or by steam, are erccted
in vast numbers, ‘
One of the Messrs, BBizscllz, who are
probably doing more at the business
than any others, told me recently, that
their company cmploy 600 hands' And
he stated that the whole number of men
now employed at the mines in these
couthern states, is at least 20,000, e
also estimated the weekly product of
theen mines to be equal in value to
¢lOO,OOO or $5,000,000 annually! But
a small part of the gold ia sent to lh.v
U. S. Mint. By far the larger part 1s
zent to Furope, particularly to Pans.—/
The ehief miners (I mean laborersy ae
forcigners—Germans, Swiss, S\\f~.|.-~,
Poles, Hp:mimtl::, Fnglish, Welsh,
Scotch, &e. There are no less than
thirteen different languages spoken at
the mines in that state!
The state of morals is described; as
hideous, the diggers being able to get
enough money n three dayvs, to suppoit
them a week,
The Fredericksburg (Va.) Arena,
eays that gold finding has become o
common in that region, as to have be
come quite an old song. A company In
Saotteylvania, fonnd SlOO the first day
and €7OO the first week, .
The Winvaw lutelligencer confirms
the account of the diseovery of an iso
lated bed of gold, valued at %20,000; an
amount, we belicve, unprecedented in
the history of mines and mining.
Tue Araviax Honrses.—These ani
mals were sold at New-York by auction
14th inst. From 2000 to 3000 persons
attended the sale. They sold as fol
lows:
No. 1, Stamboul, (sorrel) $575; N 0.2,
Kochlani, (chesnut) 4505 3. Zileaadi,
(sorrel) 4305 4, Yemen, (grey) 535,
No. I, will proceed to Kentueky, No.
3 and 4 will remain in New Jersey, The
destination o’ No, 212 not known, "T'he
purchaszer of the grey, (Yemen) in less
than 20 minutes alter the sale, refused
one thousand dollays tor him, which was
offered by a gentleman who conld not ar
rive in time to attend the sale—and or
ders were i the city, advising the avent
not to lose a chance tor the <election trom
the Avabians at from 2700 to + 3000,
Buall, Pat.
BreNiNGor THE JAIL AND PENITENTIA
ry N Miveeoaevieer, Gronara, A slip
from the olice of the Savannah Repub
lican, states that these buildings were
burnt, might of 2d inst. supposcd to have
been set on five by one ot the conviets,
Wilkinson, who was confined on acharge
of cmwbezeling the UL S, Muil hetween
Milledgeville and Monticello, He had
attempted to escape, I=t inst, and had
been logged therefore. The conviets
were putunder guard, but W, escaped
from the two who had him in charge, a
bout 1 o’clock next morning,
SELECTED ITEMS,
) Mr. Jos, Philheick, aged 80, died in Hopkinton,
N T 1t inst. and his wite, nearly SO, on the Hth,
When the grave was opencd to bury the latter, it
was dizcovered that the body of mr. I, lid been
disinterved. A medical man hias heen wrrested,
but no traces can be found of the bhody,
’ The Brookivn N. Y. Patriot in alluding to the
Hag, rag and bobtail gentry of New York who vis
‘it Fong Tsland on the Sabbath, for Sport, siys,
CAWe do not believe that if ten thonsand tons of
't:xrlnr eetie, could, by any possibility, be thrown
into the very bowel!s of purgatory, it could vomit
Lout such u set of annnals!™’
‘ Steamer Wasmivcron —Capt. Comstock,
‘Mr. Voorhis, part owner, and Mr. N M. Allen,
of the Chancellor Livingston, unite i saying that
the cause of the veseels coming together, was ow
ing to the Waushington suddenly changing her
"('nur\’v when within half aomi'e or lese. They say
there was no understanding as to which side ves
i.svls shonld pass,
i T'he Fulton and INent steamers had left Now
'York to tow tho \W. into New Haven.
Counterfeit 5 bille Eagle Pank, Boston, well
executed as regardy signatures, and red paper, are
i cireulation,
The Newfoundlanders say there is a tide of
wealth flowing nto that island; it is supposed that
the net profits o thoe scal tishery for one month,
will amount to £560,000 sterling. |
I hore was a severe snow storm in the valley of
the Mohawlk, 11th inst.
The New York city couneil havae voted to baild
a hospital, on guggestion of the Alins-house Com
mis=ioners for curing sore eyes, OF 600 children
150 were dizeased, many had lost one and others
both eyes. "The disorder broke out 3 yeurs ago.
A Yaokee has lately sold in N. York 1000
lamps, made of enrled maple, varnished, a very
neat article which he ofiered at $2 per dozen.
100 is offered in the N. Y. Post, for the dis
covery of an unfeeling scoundrel who lately pro
cured the insertion of a false account of the death
of Mr, 8, Seixas” wile.
Some of the sailors from U, 8. ship Vincennes,
heing on shoro at Pensacola, on liberty, made too
free with the bottle, and got into a fight with seme
young men who were going to the Catholic Cliap
el. Christopher Pearl, a scamman, was stubbed, &
hag since died.
' Potatoes are very scarce in Philadelplia, and
command 60 to 70 cents per bushel.
% A Philadelphin paper states that an order has
lately been received fram the Spanish Consul Gen
eral, to supply the military hospitals in Porto Rico
with “Swaims Panacea.”
In Poitsinouth, a drunken woman was lately
taken to the alms-house, having been found intox
icated after a night's rest. Her infant fay dead by
her side, having been “‘overlaid™ by its mother,
and afterwards pushed out of bed.
Dr. Rich, of Bangor, recently performed the op
eration of Tracheotomny, to extract a large bean
from the windpipe of a child of Col. Robt. Young,
Hampden, which had cost great irritation for elev
en dave. Dre. Rogers, Abbot, Sanger and Poiter
were prevant
A house was recently raised in Albany, by
seraws, the faly mean time retnaining init,
On Satarday night, Alderman Strong made a
descent upon the Five Points, and bore ofi 50 va
riegated vagrants, One old woman, who would
Liave been a good “subject™ for Dr. Scudder, hav
ing but one eye, pleaded with the Aldernan that
she might be let oty as she had only been four
dave ont of jul, and tor the last thirty years had
never been out more than a week at a time,
Tt is suggested that all eteam-hoats should be
providad with light boats suthicient to carry all the
presengers and crew in case ol aceudent,
Gen. B rnerd, lately in tha service of the U 7,
States as Military Engineer, has been restared to
hie former rapk in the French army, and placed on
duty,
We observe by the Convier and Frquirer that
the name of M. M. Noah, as one of the Proprie
tore, has been withdrawn. The partnership now
aands J.W. Wallh & Co. The Standard asks
whether Mr. Noah has actoally backed out, or
whether it is only a ruse, to make the President
and the party beliove that he hae retired for fenrl
of losing his oflice’— N, ¥, Sentinel, ‘
HERALD OF THE TI7ESN.
| Anattempt was made on Mouday uight lust to
brealk into the Amherst, N. H. ban'. "I'he robber
broke into the house, and through one or two par=
titions, but was unsuccessful in his attenmpts to en
ter the bank. ‘l'he Cushiier, mir. Prentiss, resides
in the same building. Ile heard a noise and got
up aud us he was coming down the stairs, met the
robber, who immediately surrendered.
' The Locomotive engine Best Friend, ranning on
the Charleston Rail Road. has heen worked with
Auothracite coal. It was found that afier the coal
had become ignited, the engineg performed with
her wsual power and speed. She parformed her
return trip, a distanee of 5 miles, in 17 minutes &
consmned her smoke completely, beoing at a rate
ol 1% miles an houar,
Polignae had attenmpted to escape fiom prison,
by goirg up chimney
A QuEstioNn N Arerive
Soan wunit’ tom a eypher, and how Ny re
main? - Ans Andiew Jachson, WIS Rairy, and
Awmos Kendull!
CRervonym! Digpavor.—"The New Orlenns
Price Current of April 2, 1831, artived at Poston
I'ost Odlice in good order, on Sunday, 10th May,
IS3, only A 3 days; we presume the nuil stuge
had head winds,— Coin. Bos. Pat,
In 'Tiverton, on the 12th, wmr. Stephen L.
French, of Fall-River, to miss Hannah M. Hum
phrey, of the foriner pliee,
© At the Friends Meoting-Touse in Paltimore on
the 12th inet, Joseph € Peckbam of Providence,
to Hannah Frechom, danghter of Bevjamin Free-
Lorn, of Portsiwouth, (R, 1.)
In Dristol, mr. Jeremiah D, Liseomb, to miss
Eleanor Pitinan,
In thiz tewn, vesterday afternecon, afler a very
distressing llness, Mo Mary Hoawell] wife ol
mr. Jumes Hoswell, and danghter o the Late
capt. Reaben "Paber, aged 82 vewrs. She wasa
very amuable and worthy wormn, and her Joss will
be deeply deplored by all her connevions & Hiends,
At Pharsalin, (N, Y,) recently, Nathaniel Wal
drong esq. aged 62 vears, fornierly ot this town,
He was highly respected by all who fiew him.
In this town on .“'.l!llul:;.\' lnet, mr<. !hzabeth
Smithy wife off wr. Nathaviel Smith, jun. and
danghter of mir. Benjamin Clarlee, aged 32 yeurs,
On Sunday last, e Benjamin Howiad, aged
42 vears.
”!\l Port<miouth on Wediesday lust, mr. Peles
Kinvon. )
A JAtavine List. 4
St PORT OF NEWPOR'T, Uiyl
ENTERLED,
Bargue Llovd, Mountford, Mavana.
Sloop Amity Lawton, New-York.
CLEARED,
Brig Torno, Snow. Mahile,
Schooner Minos, Price, Havana,
¢ Emerald, Redington, Poston.
Sloop Amity, Lawton, Providence.
Thursday, May 19
Sloope Anvora, Brightman, for Westport; Supe
rior, Child, for N. Yerk: Delight, Manran, for Sa
vannah, all fin Prov;—B. D. Jones, West, fin
N Bedford.
Brig Fame, Vincon, fin Provid: for Tlavana,
Bark Lloyd. Mountfort, fm Havana. Sehrs Geo,
& Mary, Gibhs, for Charleston, for Provid: Houth
Caroelina, Winslow, fin Somerset, for Richmond.
Stoeps Indnstry, Cobby fin Taunton for AL Ped
ford: Tndependenee, Goodale, fin S 0 Hamuoton;
Mary Nichols, ¥pencer, fin b Greenwich for Nan
tucket; Autelope, Raddington, fn Troy.
Salwrduy, 21sl.
! Sloops Candace, Brown, fin Albauy: Amey,
Paker, fn Provid, Amity, Lawton, fin N. York.
| Sunday, 22d.
| Brig MTenry, Durt, fin Newhern.— Sloops Albi
on, Swith, for N. London: Aun, Manchester, for
New Yorks Mary, Heath, tor dae; Bolphin, Htates,
for Stonington, tin Provid.
Sehre Phebe,Brown, fin 1. Greenwich for Pish
ing Voyage: Sally Boid.fin Provid: for doy Rego
lation, Jlnthouny, for Philadelphia, fin N, Bedtord:
Geneva, Richiond, fin Provud. for Pensacola.—
Sloops bany, Varsfin N. York, for Fall River,
Suaperior, Strong, i Provid: for Sayvbrook: Rising
Sun; Preshy fun Tannton: Volanty Chase, fin"l'roy
for N. Yorlo: Com. Perry, Ahorn, fm Provid, for
Hartford: George & Mary, Tanner, fin Mobile,
v Ty . 4
WIN s,
T\}g TLTON FALL hae just received and ol
fers for sale, 10 cashs Lashon, and 6 cacks
of Roussillon wine, an excellent quality.
May 25.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICT.
'i‘“l'. subgeribers havieg been appomted by the
on. Conrt of Probate for the town of New
porty, Comniissioners to receive and exanine the
clais of the ereditors against the estate of
late of Newport, dee. represeated insolvent, & «x
months from the 2d inst. being allowed for recen
ing said elaime, we will attend at the store of Mi
chael Freehorn on the first Saturday in October &
November veat, at 2 o'clock I AL for the pur
pose aloresuid,
NATHANIEL WYATT, )
JOSEPH ROGERS, S Commre k.
MICHALL EREERORN, Y
ALL persons indebted to saud estate are reguest
ed to make wmediate payment to
GILES MANCHESTER, Adm'rs
May 251 h,
g COMEETONO | <2,
NATIIAN I, SWET,
{ NO, 112,
f Chnear Siov—Thames Stieel,
l'.\' constantly receiving new goods, and T fn
sile a SPLENDID AS»ORTOENT of
new style prints, American, Foglich& French pat
terne—superh Gro do Berhnsmshaw chaneeableg
lahian Plorenee, and other «ilks ftor diesaes
Liish
NV paper,
circassions, hombazents, petticont rohes
linens and shectings s hinen damask diaper: Russia
dipers Aerrean tor 0d: noadelothe: eassimneies:
sattinett<: woolenette and dolle o haudome as
sortinent of vesting —a great assortinent of shawls
Mav 25th,
'l‘lll'. cubseriber wishes to purchase 50,000
pounds of sheep's wool of the grades ncualls
raised in this State, for which he will pay o hberal
price i eash on delivery W LAWTON
| Mny 25th,
MARIRIAGEREN,
BPECATEE S,
Friday, 20th
Monday 23d.
GCEORGCYE S, swWELT,
YWool.
SCHOOL BOOXS
FOR SALE BY !
JAS, HAMMOND. |
A B C | ‘V(mdhl‘i(l;_rc- do, |
N England Primer | Olney’s Geograohy
Evangelical Primer l Cumming’s Geog-
N. York Prunee raphy
Sherwood’s Primer l Morse's Geography
Franklin Primer l Woodbridges Wil-
N. York Preceptor | lard’s Geography
Chureh Catechisim | Worcester's (icm;rg-
Webster's Spelling | raphy '
Book '\\'lllui(l's Geogra-
Parkhurst Ist l,(---l I'I'AV
SOLS Poimary | esson in
Introductionto Na- l Avithinetie
tional Spelling bl | Arithmetic tables
National 5y Hing | Child’s Avithimetic
ook ! Colburn’s do.,
Alden’s Tst it Colbur’s Plates
Alden’s 2d put ‘ Colburn’s Sequel
(’unnuiu;_'.s.“'ln:inn; Fisey to Colburn's
bhoolk .\'ulll('l
Murray’s ditto | Sth’s Avithmmetie
New-York ditto Stanitord’s do.
lasy Lossons | Daboll’s do,
Boston Reading | Granunar, by a
f.esson l teacher ("-\‘l;il”l
Linproved Reader l Muovray’s Granunar
Waorcester'ssecond | Ingersol's do,
bhook ‘ Santh’s do. st pt.
Amciican Precep- ‘ Bmith’s do, 2d pt,
tor Munth’s do st & 2d
Murray’s Introduc- ; Murray's exoreises
tion P Aloer’s K Muiray’s
Murray's Reader ‘ lovercises .
Vionouncing EFn- | Muooay s Key
ghi=h Reader ! Guy's Orthography
Murray's Sequel Jameson's Rlietorie
Nevieultural Read- ’ Biair's l.ectures
er Rhictorie
Young Reader l Bljn’s Questions
ILntroductionto Na- ) Seatt’s Lessons
tonsl Reader Furgerson's Astro-
National Peader ‘ not
Hhistorical Reader | Wilkin’s do,
Academieal Spea- ' Webster's Chemis-
Ker ' Iy
Moental Guide Thornton’s Potany
Columbian Orator ‘ Took's Pantheon
Goldsnnth’s Greece | Walkor's Diction’y
“ulcf«lmih..\‘ l‘:llg-l ”u. Pocket |)1(:.
L , Perry’s Dictionary
Grinshaw’s Eng- |N Y. Expositor
land l Welplev's Com-
History of United l pend & Questions
States Grims=haw sty mo-
Goodrieh’s L'nitcdl logy
States Scientifie dialogues
Fomerson's Qm-s-! Blair's Philosophy
tions to Goodiieh’s | Blake’s N atural
["nited States I Philoxophy
Grimshaw's United ! American Class
- States; and Ques- \ Book
tions Porters Analvsis
Cumming’s Smnll‘ Pohitical Cluss
Geography | Book
Parly’s Geography |
1 FPREIWCI BCOCIIS.
I'rench Reader ’ and nehish Die-
L.ectur Francois tionary
Boyers French | Frenchword hooks
Dictionary ,’ [Freneh CGrammar
Neugents French @ Frenceh Testament
LATIN BCOIS.
Adams Elements of | THhistoriae Sacre
Latin Grammer ' Virgil Delphimi
Luticks Latin Dic- | Hovace Delphun
tionary Clarks Ciosar
Ainsworths Dic- | Wilson Sallust
tionary [ Tallasti Delphim
Fatin Tator ‘ Cieeroms Oration-
Walkers Latin | es
Reader l Cicero de Oratore
Vs Rone
GRIZEIX DOCIKS.
Hatkenturg's ' FnehishDictionary
Greek Grammar | Greek "Testament
Goodrichs Greek l f.eusdens Greek &
Girammoar Fatin Pestament
Gireck Yeader ] Grocea Majora
Groves’ Greek and | Greea Minora
ASSIGNER S NOTICL.
'gsf E have this day received fiom Jozcph .
Havden of Newport, an assignrient of all
Liis property, in trust. for the henetit of his eredit
ors. 'LThey are therefore requested to presant their
claims within theee nonths from the date of this
notice, as when said tme has expived, o dividend
of his eflects will be declared and paid upon such
demands ns <hall be received and allowed, on the
terms of the aseignment. Al persons indebted to
the said ”il.\‘lvu are requested to mahe numedate
payment to
EDWIN WILBUR, Y .
WM. ENNIS, ey
Newport, May 25
A NEW CATALOCGUE OF
FiANMMOND™
CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
s this day published,
¢ UNSURInnhe san oxohango tha old catalogue
& for the new. y
May 20th,
Court :_/' Probate, Tivevton, .”4/_!/ 2, 1831,
‘5( THEREAS appheation has this day Lieen
‘J made, for Adimimstration on the estate
of Witiaam Wartwinar, late of 'hiveirton
decensed It s ordered, that the consideration
thereof, be referred to a Court of Piobate, to he
holden ot the Tnn of Capt, Georgeg lawton, n
sand ‘Taoverton on the fonith day ol Jdune next, at
| oclock I M . and that previous notiee be
given (by publiching a copy of thus ovder thee
tirne< in one of the \n~\\|m I pajners) o all poer
ons nterestod e sand estate, to appear at sl
tite and placa
Py order of kaid Court,
may 11 ASA GRAY, prob. el
Hubtiaet
PADPER HANGINGS,
o PCO ECOELDNN,
FRENCH PAPER HANGINGS
FAST COLOURNS,
ELEGANT.—LOW PRICED,
AND CHEATER
THAN EVER BLEORE OFFERED
F'or S.ILE BY
JANVILS HAIMIMCOND.
.‘l:c’\ 11
ERECRAODY A L.
ey g W
DR.R.Z. HAZARD,
1118 REMOVED HIS MEDICAL
LESTABLISUMENT FROM THE
STORE FORMERLY OCCU.
PIED BY THE LIATE
CHARLES FEKE, TO
TIE STORE IN 1S
OWN HOUSE, THE
S EAST OF SAID
FEKE'S STORE,
AND 2 FEW
RODS NWEST
O THLE
STATE
HOUNSE,
AT THE SIGN OF Tt
WHERE HE 9PFERS FOR SALE,
\ very estensive assortinent of
CRUGS, MEDICINES, AND DYL
STUEI.,
Tocether with iy of the most Valuable
PATENT WMEDICINES,
» AN Ty . r LA
F“acie BCE NMEGER Y o S,
OF THE FIRST QUALITY,
| AND ON AS GOOD
| TERMS ASCAN BE
OBTAINED Al
| ANY STORLE
I IN NEW.
| PORT.
‘ ik 1 B O
MHHULLS, STONE'S and other THer
[ lliil ’l’l{l’:s»s’l:»s.
{ S et 2 a 3 '4 a 0
1 Fatutiine €yenin,
With plain diveetions for Ships, and
fanitly s nsey put up and replemshed
the best manner,
oo N B The most particular
personal attention pavd to Physicians’
preseriptions, and Meprcives delivered
at any hour of the night,
- Newport, May 18,
‘5 T ol B \ i [l
LINEXT DALIASIE,
'slly 1 . . .
; BIRDS EYE NAPKLNS,
COIRISH SHEETINGS.
| FOR SALE DY
-‘. - -
JANMICS FEAIMMONI.
tmay 5.
’ CEP AL N E r
GREEGCURIRY,
L eV AL T nl - o ‘
CROCIKNENIRY BGEASS
| ware-house,
i NO, 150, THAMESSTRIIET,
Fg‘ ROMWN, Loat and Wlhite Sugar: New
KO Iheria Molusses; Liquors of superior quali
ties; Colive: Rice: Raisins o whole and half
bhoxes; Alondsy Figs, Spiees; bottled Wiues,
Olives, Sallud O, Presh Teas, &e. &e.
‘ woee A |, BQo
[ A general assortment of CROCKERY,
GLASS and CHINA WARE,
The above, with almost every article nsually
called for in the Grocery lime, will be Sold on
liberal terms, by
1 o~y 1% 8N W
E .E,'l ‘!K:‘EW‘-\.}&“-
I N cwport, May 18,
COMMISSIONELRS NOTICE.
R OTTC T s herehy given that the Hon, Conrt
| l‘ of Probate of the town of Middlictown, has
extended the term of reeenving and examiuing the
clattis against the estate of
ABRAIIAM BROWN, dee.
three months from the 18th of April, and that we
will receive such elaims at one respective places of
abode, and will mect to decide on them at the
dwelling house of Richard ¥haw, in Newport, on
the 16th u~l'.9l||) next at 2 ocloek p.om.
Jethro 1. Maitehell, ?
i Peter Darker, Comr's.
; Peleg €. Anthony, s
may I 8
< «4m g ¥
BIOSIGRY,
";/ lale Il)'."".'"!n".q anid v/;'t'nl: " S'.'l"]’ll'(.\'.
E VW. LAVWTON,
HAS RECEIVED FOR SALFE,
Q LARGE accortment of COTTON,
d HOOLLEN, WORSTED, 11160-
NIA, HEMP AND SILK HOSE, welud
g great vanety for Ladies wem
IN PRt Lo
Whe!e and ha!t RANDONM AND DANT
&t STRIPE IHHON )., of several
diierent colows and lIHTI‘I“\
may 18
Courl of Probate, Tivevton, .‘I::]( 2. 1831.
PIREAS James Manehester, Administra
%‘ tor on the estates of Ruona Max
CHNESTER, @ d Apsenr SOWLE, late of anid
Tiverton, deceased, has this day presented his
adininistration seconnts for allowanee, d the
consilorntion thereel ferred to the fonrth day af
June neat. Notiee is hereby given to all persons
interested therein, to appoar, f they see fit, at a
Court of Probate, to be haldea at the Inn of
Capt. George Lawton, in said Tiverton, on the
fouth day of June nexty at I e'clock 1P M. to,
how eanse, it any they have, why said aceounts
<hould not be allowed.
Iy order of said Conrt,
' v 18 ASA GRAY, pruh elk. |
T T 0 LET,
S Possesswon given mmmhu!dy.
'.l'.fi'}-
;";" THE «tore lately oceupied by
» Benpo T Ailman, Enquive at thie
wile may 11
Auction SHales.
SALE POSTIONDED,
TOMORROW,
J 10 o’clock A, M,
"‘,’11,1. be so'd in font of the Avection Room,
Gl fair g if not the first Cair day after.)—
T'welve very superior double barrelled Go ws, per
cussion locks, best stnb, and twist polihied damos
cus barrels mountings in plating .—A LSO
10,000 yiksT QUALITY
PERCUSSION CAPS.
The übove guns are jnst reecived by the ship
livie, lately arrived at New-York.—Conditions
at the sale. M. HALL, Auct'r,
ALNO, IstMeviaTeLy Arrex, about 300
pitent Riyrney, in lots to suit purchasers, Cone
dittous at the sale, M. IIALL, Auct'r.
Muvy 25,
AT AVCTION
ONSvivrßnay NEXT, 4T 9 O'CLOCK A, M,
'\3‘ 1L be sold at auction at the store of Dn
vV wid Rodwan—aull the stock of 2OGTS
& RTTOES, cousisting of nbout 1000 puic in
lots to suit purchasers —A4 LSO, 6 ghares in the
N, K Commercial Bank, by order of the Assign
ve, Conditions at the time and piace of sale,
iray 25 WA, LOVILE, Auet.
v Ve “
At AND PPOIREEGEL
BDES lOVWIECER Y
éllfi" 4 o 4 B H o
FPEXIIF subscriber offers his STOCIK ALI
B warranted to keep through the summer, st
G dolliare per Barrel, LHe will coutinue to brev
Tuble Ale for fumily use, thiough the season, !
1 12 dollur per 1-2 barre!, and 1 dollar pur o
gallon beg. Poth socts deliveied fiev of expense
atany part of this town,
THOMAS EVANS,
Newport, May 1%, 1831,
NEW STAND.
T 'FV“I: subscriber having ro
J 1 woved his estublishinent |
gl 7 B 8 ctore
?b_‘ No, 188, Tliames-streel,
recently occapied by Mr. D C. Devham, jewelle
(and opposite Messrs. G, Engs & ('O.) 1= now ren
dy to supply his customers and the public, wi
BBOOTS & SEFdPFI,
OF EVERY DESCRIPPZION
Feom the most omproved Moanyfoctovic,
AND NEWEST PATTI N,
~and hopes by his unremitted attention, to Le o'
to ment a continnunce of that liberal patroin, «
which he hng heretofore received,
As a further mducement to castomers, he he
Just received a complete assortment of stock fro .
New-York, for manufictaring work to measu -
comprising different colored kid moroceo, i
bindings, aud the wch adinied bronze aud ¢l
uered reneh moroeco, &e. Ke. togeihier with
new sets of the tirst fushion Lasts, wade by M
Coit,of New York, ‘The work to mciasures be
minde under bis own tinmediate inspection, v
bear cotnparison with any made iu the plice. "I
best attention paid to repairing.
Constantly on hand and for sale, shoa n:’
thread, lining and hinding sking, Day & Martin, ».
other kiuds of blacking, &e. §e.
BENJAMIN L AILMAN.
Newport, April 23d.
% TIYEW - £ ™ g
NEOVW GOOGEN-.
ISAAC GOTTELED,
No. 176, Thames-Stree!,
[HAS JUST RECEIVED FR¢
NENW-YORK,
% N ascortment of Broancrore, Cassiins 4
<% and Vestigs, of the wost Gishiouable co v+
aud puatterns,
ALNO, centlemen’s new stoelis nnd eravats vy
tra beaver, Perlin and thread gloves; randomn ho .
&eo All of which he wiil sell at a sinall advice
for eash or approved credit.
Newport, Apnl 23.
| g P Y
EPERY GO (BER™,
E OIIN T, TOWNSEND hins just receivsd
. from New York, a supply of
NEW and FASHIONABLE GOOD /s,
caimony which are—-
| Sopertor Engrish ginghanis of new style, «lo
Cdilcos,
Llegant French mueline,
English aud French monrning ginghams,
I Ponvoes, silke for dresses, ‘ |
Flegant faney hdiifs, a great variety;
Irish sheoting, linens,
Superb clothe, eassimeres,
Green barege nud green ganze veils,
Penl sitk hbobbinet lace veils,
Wide black bambasin, erupes, &e.
A great variety of goods to equip children (e
]‘i\"‘ilu'L
Lace footine, wide bohhinett lace,
Blick listing: blk English camblet, very {u<i
wpahle for men's wear.
A 1S O—a great assortment of superior M
rino Shawle,
| 'The above with a great variety of GOODS y
Cennmerated, will be sold at prices which ear: ot
fal 1o be sanislfuctory apiil 18
('uvll', ll" ,’,'ulll!/: * T).l‘l')'/lf_’]. ."1/1/ ‘J, H!“%'
ST HI REAR, Job Cory, Addministrator o
‘.“E the estotes of Wainniasm Cory apel
Ramirern Cony. lute of Tiverton, deceased, h
this day presented his adinnistration accounts i
dlowanee, and the consideration thereof veforred
to the fourth dav of June next. Notice s hoo
by given to all persons interested therem, to o -
pear,if they see fit, ut a Court of Probate, to I o
holden at the Inn of Capt. George Lawton, 1,
sud Tiverton, on the fourth day of Juie next, st
1 o'clock, Po M. to shew cause, ifany they have,
whiv snid aecounts shonld not be allowed.
" Ny order of said Court,
may 11, ASA GRAY, prob. elk,
v v
STEAM ENGINES,
'I‘Hl: manufacturing of STEAM LN
d GINVES iwearried on at the Steam Shop,
west of the Cove, in Providence. Apply 1o
STANFORD NEWELL & CO. [Provi
dence Fumaece —or to JOUN BALCOCRK oa
the pretnses, Aborn stioet, may 11,
: NEW & PASHIONANLE
PAPER IHHANGINGS,
{ EDWARD STANITOPE,
HAS FOR SALE AT HIS §TORE
‘ No IDy Broad-sivedt.,
| laree assortiient of PAPER IHANCG
“ INGS & Dorders, from 20 to 67 ets, por roll.
ALSO Wil receive on Saturday next npward
ol 100 diflvrent patterns from 20 to 70 cts, per.
roll, of Amenican & French manufuctory
| New port, Apul 13, 1831,