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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-31

N CHANCERY.--United States Court,
L 5th- Circuit, Virginia District, December
18th, 1870
Francis Donegane, Plt'ff
Against
Franci. Patti, Philip Grsone, 6, Joseph MAJ
zolletti, Def'ts.
On the motion of the plaintiff, by his attorney,
leave is given him to amend his bill in this cause
whereupon he filed the said amendment, and pro-
cess is awarded him against the said defendants
returnable here &c. and the further motion Of
the said plaintiff, and it appearing to The satisfac-
ton OF the court that the defendants Philip Gri-
some and Joseph Mszzo!letti, have not entered
their appearance and given security according to
rule of the court, and it appearing to the salts
faction of the court, that the said Philip Crsone
and Joseph Mazzolietti are not inhabitants of
this district; IL is ordered, That they appear
here on the first day of the next term, and an
swer the plaintiffs bill, aud that copy ofthis
order be- forth with inserted in some one of the
newspapers published in the city of Richmond,
| for two months successfully, and posyed at the
| front door of the capitol in the said city
| A Copy. Teste,
WV MARSHALL, Cpk
Jan. wSwfI
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TIE defendan, Bennett, not having entered
his appearance and given security, according to
law and The rules of this court, and it appearing
to the satisfaction of the court. that the said de
fendant IS not An inhabant of the state Of Virgi.
ma On the motion Of the plaintiff, Il IS ordered
That he do rppear here on the thud Manday in
February next, and answ the bill of the plain
tiffs, and that copy of this order be forth nth
inserted in some Tvs paper published in the city
OF Richmond, for two months 81 cessiveiy, and
another posted at the front door of this court
house
Copy.
3. ToWLES. CLERK
December 6. w8wT
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DORT WINE.--The subscribers have for
L sale, few cases of superior. quality Poxp
wins. TOMPKINS G. MURRAY:
December 81 If
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N. p. My Tenement, near Dr. Foushee.s
Garden, is still for rent-terms will be made mo-.
derate TO a careful tenant Ell.
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-12-04
NOTICE.

THE subscribers having been appoint
ed by the hon. court of Probate of the town of Tv
erton, in the county OF Newport, to receive and
anime and adjust the claims against the Estate of
GILES BEN.NE7, l>
late of Tiverton, deceased, represented nsoivent.
and hereby give notice that months from the
date hereof, allowed to the creditors Of said Es-
tate to bring in their respective claims, which will
be attended to every last Saturday, 2 o'clock, Pm:
in each month, at the Dwelling-house of Almy and
Manchesters
HOLDER ALMY,
N. j. All persons indebted to said Estate are re-
qucstcd to make immediate payment to
TAYLOR DAVENPORT, .id,aiaisfrator
Tiyerton, Nov S, 1914. GN201
NOTICE..
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POETRY.
(SELEcTEb.l ].


voice OF HOWELL
RoBERr HOWELL, am American citizen. pressed
into the British service, and by Britons most
BARBAROUSLY MURDERED in being compel
led 10 fight on board the Little Belt, agsinst his
own countrymen, in which unnatural conflict he
lost his leg and thigh, struck of by cannon
ball, and died in few hours after, OF the wound.
] sat where precipice frcwnd-
All still, the wayc'a murm'ring How,
And dark, s.ve the sea that encompass me round
Held the moon in its bosom below.
There as musing detected and lone,
Bleeding country, thy wrongs where my care,
Tossing light. mid the blows, form dnly shonc,
And, HOWELL thy spirit'was there -
Uncoffin'd he burst on the view.
Dark and harsh was his winding sheet,
And his corpse, pal andmangled, the bloody wave
threw
On the cold pointed rock at ny feet
Horrour struck, not a breath could draw
Not a word could my anguish declare
But the dead from his rock rising slowly saw
And his wound 10 my eyes he laid bare !!
Then his hand waving soft and bis eye,
Wet so late with affections last.tear,
Sparkling lfe--and his breast heaving deeply a sigh
BROKE his rage kndling voice in my ear.
Go, stranger, bid thee to 60
Go and cry to the brave and the free
Go and bid the hearts current more rapidly How,
When they think Of their Brethren like me
For myself, would scorn to appeal
All for me no appeal could avail
But weep, that my country too codly should feel
The wrongs which her children assail.
How long, and the nation still deaf,
Shall the groans Of her scamcn rcsound
To their shaac, to their stripes, to their multiplied
grief,
Is no end, but in death to be found
BY myself, dragg'd slave from the shore,
Where with friends and with home was blcst;
BY this trunk wet and pale and with blood cloed DER,
by the deep, where it's doom is to rest.
Go and find me some Adams, to plead,
Some Hancock TO burn Ger the slain
Again this cold fragment is welcome to bleed,
If my country be ieashed by its stain
Go, stranger, bid thee to CO.
Go and cry TO the brave and the free
Go and bid the hearts current more rapidly flow,
When they think Of their brethren like me -
He said, and the mist Of the eve,
veipd his form, as it pass'd from my view;
And vowfd, left in silence and sadness to gricve,
To his charge, I'd be faithful and true.
TTRT.EUS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-12-04
BOOK and HIT STORE
REMOVED.


~ EORGE WANTON has remov-
NJ ed his Book, Hat and Pofer-Hanging Store,
one door south of the stand, which lac lately occupi
ed, Corner of Market-Square,) and has taken the
store formerly occupied by Messrs. A. & TiLLEY,
directly opposite Mr.. SAMUEL w. VISsohs Apoth-
ecary Shop. n
JUS, rsceiued.
A large assortment School Books OF every
kind in use, which will be sold by the groce, dozen,
or single, on the lowest terms-smong which arc
Webster's and Murray's Columbian Orator,
Spelling Books, Murray's Grammar, In
Alden's lst, ID. and Sd PRODUCTION, Readcr,snd
vols Walkers Diction- Sequel,
aries, History of Ncw.England,
Dabols Arithmetcks, school Bibles,
Morse's Geography, Testaments, &c.
American Preceptor,
.7so receired, te70 cobies,
Self Control, Vision Of Don Roderick,
Curse of Rabama, Homer Burlesqued, &c.
Every publication viii be received, for sale,
as from the press.
so reams foolscap No and Writing Paper
Best English and American Letter Paper.
Various editions of Fam and ruled for accounts,
lily Bibles, with elegant Childrens Books, Pha-
plates, deIpha editions, with
Bowditch's Navigator, handsome plates,
Blunt's American Coast / set DIR. Rees' Cyclopc-
Pilot, dia, far as published
Prayer Books, an elegant this scarce and valua-
assortment, from small BILE work can be sold
lest pocket size, To the 81 per number lower
largest 8vo,with plates, than the present sub
bound in morocco, SCI iption price,
Dr. Watts and other col Several hundred volumes
lectons Of Psalms aud 2d-hand Books-Histo.
Hymns, ry, Novels, Plays, Po.
Blank Books, for records ems, &c.
All of which will be sold for less than half the orr
ginal Value.
THE HAT STORE.
is constantly furnished with HATS, of every descrp-
ton and price--wide and common brims--warranted
not TO crack or fade.
Jusf receiued--3 cases gentlemen's super
fine fashionable Beaver Hats, Of the best quality.
Also--several cases castor and plated Hats chill
drens beaver do, mems and boys felt do. by dozen
or single.
Several thousand rolls PAPER HANG
INGS and BORDERS,
lately rcccycd--mnny new and elegant patterns.
Also--a variety ,f low-priced Papers, with wide
md narrow Borders.-Al of which will be sold re-
markably cheap. Oct 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-12-04

An Ahpratiee 10 the Printing Business
wan.ed at this Office. JHiy l7.
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NOTICE.

4 HE Subscribers, Executors Of the Last Will and
Il Testament Of Capt ELISHA LAWTON, late
OF Newport, deceased, hereby give notice that they
have taken upon themselves that trust, BY giving
bonds, as the law directs. They therefore request
all persons having demands against said deceasedas
Estate, to exhibit the same for settlement ami AL
those indebted to make immdiate payment to
xssER XssM MAThaw,Ar,} rHlr~, Enss"''r.
Newport, Aug. 8, 1871.
NoTE-The Subscriber, in consequence Of living
out of the State, has thought proper to authorize
WILLIAM ENNIS, Esq. to act in his stead relative
to the settlement Of said Estate. Claims may there
fore be presented and payments made to him, or To
Major Amer HATHAWAY.
WILLIAM PRATT.
Newport, Aug. 8, 1911. laI4.]
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-12-04
NOTICE.

"E, tho subscribers. having been appointed by
w the Honourable Court Of Probate of the town
Of jamestown, in the county of Newport, Commits
sioners to receive, examine and adjust the claims
against the estate Of
WILLIAM TEw,
late OF said jamestown, mariner (missing and sup
posed to be lost sea,) represented insolvent--o
hereby give notice, that six month from the date
hereof allowed the creditors Of said estate,
Sring in and prove their respective claims and that
viii, for that purpose, attend at our respective
dwellings.
JOHN ELBRfD, lc,u-;,..r,r,
THOMAS CARR, '"e'''
And all persons indebted TO said estate, ere re.
questcd to make immediate payment to the subscri.
Der, living in Chariestown.
JOHN TEw, jun. iaanins'ra'sr.
Jamestown, Noy. 4, Isl1
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NJ SCELLANHOUS SELAC7I0AS. 7.
A FRAGMENT.
HaPPLNEy,y.

The scenes Of my life have been sad"
said poor Frenchman who scrambled up
one of the most prccipitous mountains of
North Wales, and was now pensivey leaning
on his stick, and casting a mournful look
towards the wide expanse of waters which
bounded his prospect. The scenes of my
life have been sad" repeated he, and tear
silently stole on his cheek, as the recollection
Of the past again struck his soul. 81 have
pursued the bubble happiness all over the
world, and have lived but TO find it but phan-
tom of the brain--I have suffered the torture
of the inquisition in Spain--l have been chain
ed to the gallcys ir Italy, have starved on
the mountains of Switzcriand--.t have groan-
ed as slave in Turl ey--1i have lanquished
beneath revolutionary tyranny in France
and lastly, have been whipped as va.a-
hond in England. Am grown gray ir mise
~, and old age has oyertaken me in wretch
edness !" The tears streared plsn,ifully
down the cheeks OF the unfortunate old man,
as this retrospect presented itsc4 tc the mind.
The sun was just casting its last rays over the
waters, and the west was hinged with the
strcaks If vcrmilion and gold. Not breath
of air ruf4ed tho surface OF he dccp-aIl was
stiffness and serenity, except when the last
notes Of the ascending sky lark sunk on the
cir, while the feathercd songstcr was lost in.
distance. He insensibly felt his spirits tran
quilieed BY the universal harmony that SEEM
edto reign $round, the balm Of peace descend
ed upon hts soul he looked upon the wan
derings Of his past days, with calm but
melancholy regret Il was too late to begin
his life anew--and alter having spent his
youth in toll and vcxation he now felt that
little rest waS necessary. When the sun had
sunk beneath the ho,izon he laid himself on
the turf and soon dropped into sweet and
uninterrupted slumbcr. In the morning he
rose refreshed. Beneath the wide spreading
branches of venerable tree, he constructed
q little hut. His meat was supplied by the
roots and herbs in the valley and the chrys.
tai spring, which bubbled BY his dwelling af.
forded him wholesome beverage. Every
evening beheld him sinking peaeeOby 10 re-
pose on his bee OF leaves, and every dawn of
day saw him rise refreshed and cheerful. In
short time he discovered he was happy
This discovery astonished him. He was m.
solated--an out cast--depending on the spon-
taneous products Of the earth for sustenancc,
and only sheltered from the inclemency of
tho weather, by cabin, over which the der
of wild beasts possessed many advantages, un-
such circumstances, that he could be
egppy was to him incomprehensible. After
-, using for some time on the s,raugcncss Of
< fact, he found ont that all the miscrics of
/, .is past life were to be imputed to himself
ina. they arose from his own rcstlcssncss and
amoiion [; that the true philosophers stone,
wnich converts every thing it touches, into
gold, the real source Of all human happiness
is contcntment.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-12-04
WIND-M MILL.

FOR SALE, by the subscriber, a WIND
L MILL, situated on jamestown, being in COM
plete repair, and in every respect good any
in the state Attached to the Mill is a Dwelling.
House, and half an Of Land. The whole Of
which will be sold on liberal terms. Apply 10
NATHAN MUNRO.
+. Jamestc7rn sept IS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-12-04
NOTICE.

THE Hen. Court of Probate for tue town Of
Tverton, in the county of Newport. having appoint
ed the subscribers Commissioners to receive, exam
inc and adjust the claims Of the Gcdtors to the Es-
tate of
WILLIAM FISH,
late Of said Tivcron, yeoman, deceased represented
insolvent and six month from the first Monday in
October being allowed Tor that purpose. Notice is
hereby given that they will attend 10 said business
at the house, of BENJAMfN Rowland, in Tiverton,
aforesaid, the last Saturday of each month, dur
ing that period.
HOLDER ALMY, I'"S''''e'S'
Al persons indebted to said Estate are called up.
on to make imnediatc payment to
WILLIAM CLIFFORD, Of westport,
Tive-ton, Oct. 2S, 1911. .3oInririsfrafor.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-12-04
WINTER ESTABLISHMENT
roR THE
Commercial Line of Mail Stage,

commercial Line or man OInSe,
Between Nes9horf and Bosfon.
EAyE Newport every Monday, Wednesday and
L. Friday at q O'Clock, A NJ. and arrive III Boston
at p. NJ. same day. Leave Boston every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, at o'clock, A. N. and ar
rive in Newport at p. NJ. same day.
N. B. For the further accommodation Of the La
dies and Geatlemen who may travel from Newport to
Boston, or from Boston to Newport, the Propretors
Of the Commercial Line have established an Accom-
mediation Stage, to leave Newport every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at o'clock, A. NJ. and ar
rive in Boston at o'clock, p. M same day. Leave
Boston every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, a, 8
o'clock, A. and arrive in Newport, at O'Clock
p. NJ. same day.
ISAAC TRASk, Boston,
ELIJAH DRAKE, Sharon,
JESSE SMITH, Stoughtsn. nu,.-;.,o..
GEORGE ATWOOD, Taunton, W
THOMAS DuRFEE, Troy,
WILLIAM DEAN, Nessbor,
a. The Books are kept in Newport, at WEEKS
clearinghouse, on Bannisters wharf--and at N.
WALToH's Inn, Bromfcld's lane, Boston.
Newport, Oct. 2S, 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-12-04

u ESPEcTFULLY informs his friends and the
N pub.ick, that he has removed TO his New
Bake-House, little to the eastward of his former
stand in Mill-slreet, where he will keep constantly
Oh hand for sale, Ship and Cabin Bread, Crackers,
and all other kinds usually Kept for sale.
yuly 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-12-04
NOTICE.

THE Subscribers having been ap-
Il pointed by the Hon Court of Probate Of the
town of Portsmouth, in the comfy of Newport ONO
missioners to receive examine, and adjust the cIams
against the Estate Of
Col. BENJAMIN BROWNELI,
late of Portsmouth, deceased, represented nsolvent
do hereby give notice, that three months longer,
from the date hereof allowed to the creditors Of
said Estate, 10 bring in their respective claims to ei
ther of the Subscribers, their respective dwellings,,
within the time aforesaid.
WILLIAM ANTHONY, }
sESsa!s sESsANlS MFR FREsssokS' ss Commissioners.
All persons indebted to said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
THOMAS COREY, jun. Administrator.
Portsmouth, Oct. IL, 1911. GO161
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FOR SALE,

W7E, the subscribers, having been
w appointed BY the hon. court Of Probate, of
the town Of Exeter, in the county Of Washington.
commissioners to receive and examine the claims a.
gainst the estate of
BENJAMIN BENTLEY,
late OF Exeter, deceased, represented MsOvent. do
hereby give notice, that six months from the date
hereof allowed to the creditors of the said Es-
tate, TO bring in and prove their respective claims
LIAM GARDISER's inn, in Exeter, the second
Mondays in December, February, and April next.
JAMES CLARKE,
JEREMIAH G. NoRTHuP.5 c'""'''''"s'''
All persons indebted to said Estate arc re-
quested to make immediate payment to
RUTH BENTLEY, .8dailssratrir.
Exeter, Nov. 4, 1911. TN2O1
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FOR SALE,

10 LEI,
A Convenient Dwelling House, in spring.street,
"A in good repair, with large Garden, and a
well OF good water. For terms apply to
May Is. THOMAS HUDSON, jun.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-14

mach--pains in the head and thighs, win
lowness of spirits-slow fever, with snsa
and irregular pulse-a dry cough-excess,s.
thirst--some,imes pale and unhealthy Con-,
nance, and som etimes the face bloatcd ana
ushed.
Persons afflicted with any ofthc abo,,
symptoms, should have immediate recourse
to Hamilton's Wcrm Destroying Lo-eny,,
which have been constantly attended VII,
success in all complaints similar to those above
described.
Sold by-RoJert Gray. Bookleler.
King street, Alexandra, who has huff
received a fresh supply of Persian Lo.
ton.
Also, Sold by Nicholas Kingston.
Fairfax street.
Aug. "a. law
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-14
LEES
Worm DESTROYING Lozenges.

This medicine which j. as innocen. and
mild as il is certain and efficacious in its o.
dera,ion, cannot injure the smallest infant,
should no worms exist in the body-but will
without pain or gripping cleanse the stomach
and bowels of whatever is foul or offensive,
and thereby prevent the production ofworms
and many fatal disorders.
Among the symptoms attending Worms
are, disagreeable breath, especially in the
morning-bad and corrupt gums-itching in
the nose, and about the scat-convulsions
epileptic fits, and sometimes pri,ariou of
spesch-irregular appetite, soneti,ae 10th
Ing food and sometimes purging
thick slimyand fctid stools-vomitin, Large
and hard belly-painsaRds ickness at the so.
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Public Sale.

Pursuant to deed of trust from Dennis Ram
say and lane allen, his wife, dated the 10th
day Of June, 1908, for the purpose of Sc
curing the payment of sum of money
therein mentioned, to J9hn * Jyselh Dir
on, will be sold, on the premises, to the
highest bidder-one half for cash, and the
other on credit to suit the purchaser
land the surplus, after paying the debt,
may be on such credit as the purchaser
shall be able to obtain from Mrs. Jane Al
len Ramsay, to whom it is to be paid)-
on the 27th day of June next
A valuable Lot of Ground,
fronting IS feet inches on -Union-street,
and so leet On Fayette Alley, adjoining RAM
saws wharf; on which is erected good sub.
stantiaI oak frame house 60 feet fronting on
Fayette Alley, and is among the most pub
lie parts Of the wharf, and packet landings.
The sale to commence at ~ O'Clock.
G. Deneale, EuRee.
May 80. 2awts
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pleasures, luvenue ihuisClolAonS'
IN climates unfayorable to the constitution. q
immoderate use oftea, frequent iatoSica.lon
or.uv destructive inte,nperance, the u"Shh-
flu or frequent use of mercury, the alsea's 20
na,rnl;ar 70 females at certain period OF
life, bad layings in, &c.
And proved by long * extensive experlehces
to be absolutely unparalleled in the cure Oh
Nervous disorders, consumptions' lownIss ~ ~
spirits. loss 10 appetite, impurlty OF o'o ,;n
hysterical affections, inward weaknesses, y;
olent cramps in the stomach ana oaoN' a.h
eestion, melancholy, govt In the s1o,hat"'
involuntary emissions, pains III inc iii'iD''
rclaxations, obstinate gleets, iur aious tor
whites) impotency, barrenness' &c &c
Itch Cured,
By once using Lees Sovereign oiA.n ns e.
The proprietor informs those persons anu Id
miles who are suffering urder this uise"ee
against the Infection Of which no person Is
safe, that if this ointment is used at night on
going to bed 1t never fails to perform cure
by the following morning, SIS thousands VINO
have usedit during the last ten years can 'eS
tify. The peculiar excellcncics OF thi' III
falliile remedy for the itch, above every O.
Their, are the certainty ofthe cure by sins's
application the ingredients being So inho-
cent as to be applied with perfect safety 70
the terderest infant and its being not only
free from any offensive smell, bat equa'y 4
greeable with the pleasantest pomasum-
Hahn's true and Genuint German Corn
Platter,
An infallble remedy for Germs; speedily
removing them root and branch, without CIV
ing pain.
Genuine Perham Lotion,
The Restorative Powder-for the Teeth
and Gums.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Water,
A sovereign remedy for all diseases otthe
eyes.
HamiIton's Essence and Extract
Of Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, Swelllngs
Nu,abness, sc.
Tooth Aehe Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered, which
gives immediate and lasting relief III the
most severe instances.
The Anodyne Elixir,
For the cure ofevery kind of head ache.
The Damask Lip Salve.
MfaIhbs Ague and Fever DROPS.
~ The above well known Medicines
continue to be sold by James Kecnedy, senr.
King Street, who has for years past been sole
yender in Alexandria, in which time imita-
tons and counterfeits have aboanded, most OF
them have sunk into disrepute, but as others
are succeeding, purchasers will do we'll to
observe that each of the genuine articles have
on the outside wrapped the signature Of
Hannah Lee,
Widow of the late Proprietor.
August 81. law
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Jesse Taylor Ramsay.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AUGUST 9 l..

Informs his t,iends and the public, that he
has opened an Office ON Royal street, in the
house lately occupied as Printing oEce.--
He will collect debts, and execute convey
ancing ia its various branches.
Nav 81. dalS-low