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PHILOs JOHANNIS:
COMMUNICATION.

At the present day, there appear to
be tive modes OF converting information
and instruction, which tic bulk Of man.
kidd prefsrto othcrs-Thc fondness for
serious * profound investigator, which
sostrongly characterised the commence.
ment OF the last century, has given way
to the more airy and pleasing forms of
morality, decorated in the flowing robes
of fancy, and politics served up in the
dishss Of daily curiosity. Novels and
Newspapers fsrn tho libraries of our
modsrn reaslsts--May not those whs
wish to av.il themselves of human frail.
ties, for the benefit Of thcirfellau crea,
lures, take advantage of this propensity;
and BY mskIng the subject Of religion,
at times the topics Of these vehicles Of
Information, iniuse en- antiaote in.s the
psisoned cap, which may occasionally
force a sober reflection, er draw siga
of contsi.ian, sram the yossry Of plea
sure, OF afpsitica er avafiee. May not
a seed dropPedon the way side, happily
meet With a eongsnial sail.that may rear
lite fruitful plant. TIE christian &
the pAilanshrepist are much indebted to
Mrs Hsnnah Aiere for. herahls produce
items In this way Fer Novels, have
made the airy visions of fancy, lead &c
the portals of heavcnly truth. Cs0aet
curiosity be made as subservicnt as fan
ey to this holy Office? ! entertain bat
little deust nnop the sabiect-Condor-
Get & Gcdwia wished to use them to
another purpess--The God Of Heaven
has in bis holy permission, corrected
their folly in the recent history of Eu-
ropeaa wars Let tho wise and good az
tempt the task, and ditfecens fate may
await our present threatened land. /
am no philosopher bntsa
Lover Of Christianity.
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THE POOR.
Akssrs. EDITORS.

Atssrs. Editors.
The inclemescy Of the
weather, and the epidemic which has
prevailed for some time past, have re
duced The poor of cur tcwn to the ex-
treme Of poverty and wretehedness. /
Nave myself beensa spectator of their
sufferings asa can declare that there
never was more imperioes call npen
the charity If the public, than that whiSh
isnow made Fuel is the principal item
in The melancholy catalogue OF tksir
wsnts. Isit not USUAL !sr the Common
Council 10 make q ehsritahls sppropria-
.icn every Writer, for the purchase Of
this Indispensable articIe9 and ifss, Why
has it nni been made this winter The
snlfsi ines 81 the poor. always great,
hare been aggravated for the last two
months hv circumstances unusually dis.
iressine-,heir claimstheretore upcnihe
bnGasy Of the Ccmmon Council, as well
as upen the charity of individuals are
stronger than in ordinary tines. Ihaye
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CHARLESTON January Is.
TO TIE EDITOR.
Sayaanak, Jan. 13.

Sayaanak, Jan. is.
6. The alarm excited by the news
from st. Mapy's Of the enemy's hav-
ing landed at Cumberland Island, has
considerably abated and it is now
the general belief that the enemy is
not there.& that the whole stery ori-
ginated from designing spectators.
or frem installing merchant vessels
for vessels Of war. What has tended
still more to eoafrm this belief is,
that the officer commanding the post
atPeint Peter, has net cor annicated
the circumstance to Gen. FLOYD, the
officer commanding here
We have seen several OTHER let
ters from Savannah, Of the above
date all Of which diseredit the re-
port. One Of the vessels which was
mistaken fer -, Was probably
the Russian ship Prompt, of 300
fons, from St. Ubes. with cargo of
salt, which was of Amelia bar.
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..gssYs. S.;olcIca g Simms,

] met the other dar with an
q sseesete' in the National Intel.
iisss,aler, taken from Voltaire. Both
i, lal his. friend and ad,nirer the
J..i,S 81 Prussia, ofwhom the Anec-
d.: s Is related, were scoFers at Re
iissiaa, apd tl,is Anecdote which Mr..
eeiss-ehooses to repubiish. is one Of
I've aamber offhose intended for the
Eeraase Of bringing this holy reIi-
g;ss INTO contempt. But Gales like
~ sss in Scripture, kHo1us his mas
's8 and his selections are adapted TO
l.' taste. Such stuff might have
Tn a smile from man surround
= the walls Of stately paiaee,
% si,onssl have produced nothing
fr8ntsapt and adherence in the
tss:i Of hin, who beheld in their ri.
So he Judgement Of the great .aa.
sssf oe Religion.
Sc rious ancestors Of Frederick.
A's Inscribed upon their standard
70 Deo ss Patria"-" for God
s,ss eur county But he, when he
IS se;ns to attack Silesia, ordered
30 Oeo' for Sod, to be erased,
f'Fasyc, he was seing to conqusr a
s'''sce' aud not to sear Tsr Resi
s',sa' Now this nay Do supposed 10
~ witty. and as it exactly suit-
: ~hat MIR. Madisoe would have
N'sr when he was about to attack
ssi.2''a, | snppose,he /" Aaeedote'
MS thought avery appropos one BY
parisiies--but every honest and
si man, Before be undertakes a
'e.spess OF any kind, and more es.
ts''S''y the Ruler OF nation, be-
f.' no plunged iliscoantry into war;
''ts'a frst see, that it was both
ss' anu necessary and if it we're
sf'ss 50, no would have no occasion
" erase from his standard those
s'Ns--for the eause of justice is
'sNsause OF God. as well as of our
'S4a'ry.
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fvtce, 30 thai tlS NlAiU L0l PSfSStsS -
gss, or the divine perfections Of its
maker. In due tispc then God lef bis
|in6nitc grace and mercy ssns as the
9th verse states; 4 teacher, Who as tue
18th verse telis Us, was q z0itness OF thus !,
fight, .hatsis az the true knowledge OF
our duty Is Cad, and eur relation 70
hin both in this world and in the next.
He was NOT as the 9Th verse assures
Us; that AgAf; that is he vas not 1hlm-
self the aurlfsr Of mans intellectual aa-
turc, bat he was tho syitne8s, OF the
psrson By whom, and the manner IN
which, this blessing was to be obtained.
That iigAt which re6eed, purified and
divestea Of its darkness, was manifest
ed by the word which was made flesh
aad dwsit among US, YER. 4tis--thls
could only be bestowed however ca these
who BELOVED ia his name, or received
him yer. l2th--waO were born not OF
blood, or in the natural way, but OF
Gsd, by 1.-The regeneration OF his holy
spirit, vcr.at 3.h.
fi~re, I think, we have laid before US
the Christian creed The Son, or the
word, was with the father from the be-
ginniog-ky him all Thugs were ma5s;
Man the last aud best cork of the cfe.
atioa On earth, was lost by his own
traasgres .ions.-tp save hiia froin etsr-
IA! ruin, the 4vera was made flesh es-
tahiished for him the means ofrednmp-
ton and salvation; by repentance and
rsgenef atiEg faith, IN this life and re-
turned again to the faihtr,,o be ais rsc-
diater and his Judge. None can enjoy
sba benefit Of this sYs.en OF mercy,
no do not believe in it, and believing
follow fae heavenly hght. Man; We
learn from this, and indeed we knew II
from experience; is the only anllaa!
gifted by the Creator, With, the power
OF anticipating Gu;ure, events; by the CT
forts OF inseilsctual powers; o, iorinlGG
in fact, hopes or fears concerning iusa-
rity. Is not this strong evidence OK
hi.~bsing Intended for future state OF
existence? Would the all gnod being,
yho created hin, have given to The tirst
grads ofasinal existence, . power sole
" calcaiAtsdt to produce its misery un-
less it were 70 be compensated by an
assurance Of more perfect state OF
taings than the one he new enjoyed.
How gratsful ought We then to be tor
this dispsnsasicn of mercy: wherein
the word made flesh bate given US bis
assursnee, by bringing life and immor-
ta.ity to light, thro' the Gaspss. If il,
be Wisdom to reject it, VIC may truly say
with ST. Paul, lst.s Corinthians, 10th Y.
Hath not God made foolish the wisdom
of this world.
PEILOs JOHANNIS:
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Away. bset, under the Impression, that

always bset, under the impression, that
Iit sa i ! part sfthe duty assigned 10 the
7'rs4ste e. Of The Poor TO visit their
novels. to Ascertain thsir wants and to
rclisya .hsrn Has this duty been dis.
charged II not, il is high time that il
should be. Tho mortality which has
prevailed in our town for some tins
s,ast, has been chiefly confined to the
scorer classes Of society, and nay be
Justly attributed to their vast Of the
comforts and even pccesSaries OF life.
HUI ,sIANI,TY.
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ar% Chapter of the Gospel Of
-. .S,aa' aas bsea much eayilled at by
BY come called the mere
8 shs Piaiaa'c philosophy; and
- asserted IS be Interpretations
;. ssests volume. 70 my mind it
: .ses'e q taa nses, correct and sYs-
j. 8 I sc';t Ross Of our Christian creed,
~ 'si s',s llsaa the fsurla to the
S si.sfl cssc.
- = $ HE fourth We lsaln that
go &c tye 10 81. iipng crea-
aan Il gave also iighf,
. shi'ssssarla:g capable Of com-
tue sis'ihuies al. the deity,
ssy his ,laty 10 bis Creator.
IS : '':sa .ssse / ia,,us Us, tha,thir
s sr " eor3nsss--snas tho hu-
~ : tLs..S9.ss cas- darkened by
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nost sef;s'as complaints
atsers at the iiase Of the
.l;ogl, was, that corruption had
ys.::ae.i fiis ascenaaney IN the
.,-a .'as'iaine''t As That the int
ille people were sacrificed by
49, s.es representatives, to the
); Inc British crown, for the
.,.,sio,, Of their own indiyidnal
|. ,ss.s. Il vas on that account, tho
[,,;s, patriot Lord Chatham ex.
,...l !. Irejeiee that Amerieahas
|,y.;..e,l---three millions Of men, SO
|g.s,i a. all tie feelings of liberty. as
10 hare Submitted to be made
.s,,ss, wonld l,a,e heen cit iustru.
,.,mis TO hare made ssascs of the
81 Tow strangely have s0s fal..
|, 3, a.leep 70 our liberties, when we
8. a:,.scut alarm Presidential pa
,rssase ADD favor debating tho mea-
s,ls.s efsur government. and sill its
,:,.rs aud its crimes cioaked by \
p..;srity Of men seeking only TO bask
sil,e saashine OF Presidential fayer.
Pliers my be sueh . conduct as no
safssaas party Will bear or justify.
...st F:;cfion hath no regard TO ma
t.aal inscrests-It viii bear any
ss.a.ss, share in any thing, justify a.
n 'ains. It is such a faction. that
ayr aaw swecpiug cur country With
s. sss besom sf Destruction"
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consideration Of s1y
therefore esfpensd e 8 "a
ODE,


/ Rriiten for the fRs,iins ceAseerdticr
Of the Royal SUSSEX lodge, at
the Mermaid 1'arern, Hackney.
Hail, mystic Light /! whose holy
fame 81 "A
Can cheer the weak, the Geree can
tame,
And raise the trembling sonl I q
Hail, sacred source Gf human skiHt
Hail, great director Of the will !
Star OF the mental pole
Hail Masonry, thou first, thou LAST
OF all the scope iy mind embraced;
Thou teacher. friend and guide ;
IT'S thine 10 bid the desert smile,
To raise The science trophied pile,
And bind the rushing tide.
What thanks should British Masons
pay.
Descending froR Imperial sway,
= 10 see der Princes deign.
Enspir'd with sacred zeal, to raise
The waich-towers ofouisnortal days,
OF truth the awful fame.
Rene sees a Bigot Priest ascend.
I'o perseeute each injur'd friend
OF the masonic ray;
And still fi,sri,t, seIf.u,;donc,
Sees aGw essay her Regal Son
,To hide thu blaze OF day.
Vain--vain the wish--the banner
here,
The good, the wise, the great re-
ySPe.
And ,ieia the countless throng;
Roand Royal SUSSEX while the baads
In an eternal anien stand,
And raise the grateful song.
Oct. g5, 1914.
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ASStSSs Ssss ~ 80
! Uysr W, s
we learn from friend, who arrived
here yesterday from Beaufort, ~, s -
that Portuguese Drigshad arrissfd a
that port, in I4sdays frsr Turks Island !
laden with salt. The Portuguese cap
tain informed, that he was bsard ed sct
Turks Island BY the United States Siosp
of War WASP on = cfuisc. it's 80
days since the Wasp boarded the above
brig.]
Six British seamen, who lately be-
!onged to The privateer Rover, and COM
posed the prizo crew OF a slooP from
Connecticut River, captured by ttat
priyatcer, arrived in thiscity last sven-
ing, and were delivered to the cemnan-
der at the west battery. During the
late storm they purpesely ran the s!oeP
ashore and surrendered themselves 81
Broakhhven, from whence they were
escorted to this city.
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coMMUNIcATIoy.
in address to the Rich roffssors
of Religian.

or Hcti5 iuH.
g We forsaken sons OF poverty! and
ancient daughters Of sorrow! whe
pine away in your diseonsolate gar
| rets or cellars without FIRE in win.
ter, destitute Of food, physic. or nurse
in sickness, raise q noment your
emaciated bodies, wrapt in thread
bare hIankefs, (if indeed ysu are
possessed OF sac.l covering, and tell
me, tell the world, how alauy ofour
cay professors OF religion. have
sought and found you cut in yourde
plorable condition how many have
cosne 20 visit you, and worship with
yen, the man Of sorrows who onse
laid on the cold grsaad in bloody
sweat? when did they make your
bed in your sickness when did they
kindly enquire into your wants, and
sympataise with you under all your
temptations /; support yeur dropping
heads in fain.ing fit, revive your
sinking spirits with suitable eordials,
gently wipe your Geld sweats, and
min@ie theal With their tears Of pity 4
Alas! you sometimes, tind more
compassion and assistance in your
extre,niiies from them that never
name the name Of Christ, than from
our easy An,;monian Laodieian be
levers. Their wants are richly sup
piled and that is enough. They do
not enquire into yours; and those
OF you who arc most deserving, are
ashamed or afraid to treuble their
with the dismal story, nor iadsed
would som. OF thea understand you
if YOU did. Whilst the tables OF
soHie Of them are loades. with va
riefy Of delicate meats, and often
wi.a riei, wires, What have yc to sas
tain shaking nature? Alas! ore may
see year all. OF food or s,hysie. a pitch
cr OF water by your lonely bed side.
The Lord God bless the poor widow
that brought it to yeu viii, her two
mites had rather be in hex care,
though she shonid rot SO conaaeAilS
profess the faith than in theirs. : q
ye protesting Christians! v;io suffer
your afiluence to syer.low, to those
vino have more need To learn frugal
ty in the school ef scarcity. than to
receive donations " bieh feed their
sensuality, and indulge their pride,
and ye women processing gedliaess,
who, eniey the blessings ott,ealth &
abundance, In whose nc!shhorhood
there is no complaining, no decay,
whese daughters are as tie polished
corners of the temple. when did yea
want for visitors Alas! you have
too many f0rthe good they do, or re.
eeiYe from yeu. D that they were
as ready to attend The novels Of these
1 afflicted sons aud daughters OF po-
verify, as they are TO wait upon you !!
O.! that at least you would like Der
cas-, PLehe and Priscilla, work for
1.-The poer. But if as individuals, we
are bound to attend the wants OF the
poor, how will the Churches who
might be 50 useful in promoting this
coed work answer for their neglect !;
especially in our town where We
have so many poor, and where the
ministers have been so successful in
| collecting money for that purpose.
| ssz.s.stAass.zgg--as,srsr
Oaterbridge dorsey is re elected q
1 Senator of the U. Stales, from the state
| of Delaware for SIX years. commencing
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Public Sale.

PURSUANT to he last will and
1 testament Of Charles AlexaAdss.
deceased, will be SOLD at Public Auc-
ten, on the premises in tao Town of
Alexandria, On tie as aay OF February
nsSts number OF hal dsoMe and ,Alua-
Die. LOTS, iAseveral sections Of said
Town.
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Oater5ridge Horsey Is re elected q
Senator of the U. Sta.es, from the state
Of Delaware for six years, commencing
on the 4th day OF Atafch next.
Natioaat Intelligencer.
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Pubic Sale.

Pubic Sale.
ON Tuesday the 3lst inst at 20 O'Clock,
eili be sod at Public Auction, at tho
Ware House Of William Newton,
decas,ea,
4 Variety Of Groceries,
Consisting Of LEAF ard Lump Sugar
Blewa Sugar, Wines, Brandy. Melas-
ses. Ceffee, Tea. Neimegs, Cloves and
quantity Of Fire and Csarse Salt In
ByrrsIs. Terms liberal and made
known on the day of sale.
?. G Marsteller,
January ~
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Family Flour for Sale.

Family Flour for Sale.
gEyHE Subscriber mas GA hand largo
Il supply Of super fac FLOUR.
fresh grenn Of the frs, quality, suit
able fer bakers md families
Hny;Rg made arrangements With Sc
eral Millsrs, he will be enabled to keep
constant supply.
Joseph Dean.
January ~ aw
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-AIermsdraa Cotislo7, Forty.
g.SHE next Catjliion par.y will be On
Z g THURSDAY next. tha 26ta instant.
ht SO subscribers q he have 70. previ-
fdi~d thewsclscs with Tickstslnsy obtain
hem on application to either OF the
Managers.
JANUARY IS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-22

kind Of torm or restalade. The cats in their
suddens assault on the drawing rooms and
other apartments Of the Chestcrites, rushed
with the rspidi'y of lightning up the pillars,
and then across the balustrades and gsileries,
for which the town is so famous, and so slap
dash through the open windows into the apart
ments. Never since the days OF the ceebra,-
ed High Lupus were the drawing rooms of
Chester filled with such crowd of unwel-
come guests. Now were heard the crash of
broken china--the howlings of sf'ighted lap
dogs--the cries Of distressed damsels, who
wept their torn faces and disheveled charms
and the groans of fat old citizens, rushing
and ,umblpg forward towards the balconies,
bald, bare and bleeding. All Chester was
soon in arms, and dire were the deeds of Ven
geance executed on the feline race. 1t is
needless TO rccite the various cohbats that
took place between the cats and the men.
Suffice it that our correspondent counted 500
dead bodies floating the next day on the river
Dee, where they had been ignominiously
thrown by the two legged victors. The rest
Of the invading host having evacuated the
town, dispersed In utter confusion, carrying
with them, however, their arms from the
field of baltle.--London haher.
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NOTICE.
To all Sohom 1t may concern.

V0u are hereby notified that the Direc: Tax of
i the United States, for 1915, has become due
and payable. and that attendance will be given to
receive the same at the following times and places,
viz.
At the tavern Of D. Green, in the town of Ports.
mouth. and County Of Newport, from the 2sd to
the 25th Of November. inclusive.
Al the Collectors Office. in Newport, for the
town OF Newport, Jane siown, MidGietown, and New.
shorcham. from the 9th Of November to the ll,h
Of December.
And that correct copies Of the Tax Lists remain
with the Prncipai ssessor Of this Collection Dis
trct, open to the . .,ectien OF any person who may
apply TO inspce, the same
You are hereby further notified that the duties on
household Furniture, aud on gold and silver Watch.
es, have become due, and that attendance will be
given 1.-THE foregoing times and places to receive
tie same.
CHRISTOPHER RAYMOND PERRY.
Collector for the fYrsi Coliccfion Disrief
in tas State ef Rhsde. fslsrd
Newport, October IS, 1915.
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State OF Rhode Island and Providence
Plantations.
In General assembly, October :

IN VeneT0f TSscmoiy, Octo0er
Session, II. ID. 1915.
An Act Relative to the Passing : { Teams and Car
riages in the Public Highways.
SECTION l. De IL enacted By Ills General Assem-
6y and by the authority thereof t is enacted Ths,
shall be the duty of every person, driving or con-
ductng any coach, chariot, chaise, sulkey, wagon,
cart, dray, or wheel carriage Of any kind, sled
sleigh, with any horse or horses, or with oxen,
any kind of team, in any Of the highways, streets,
lanes or gangways, in this State, when meeting
other with carriage, sled, sleigh team, of any of
the above mentioned description, when it snail he
practicable, to,conduct and keep such shall be
under his or her care, the right hand side OF any
such person, IN any such highway, street, lane or
gangway, SO that the person met may pass his or
her lett hand and have, as near as conveniently may
be- the benefit of half Of the way. And that any
such person. intentionally and wifuy falling TO
do shall forfeit and pay, fine. two dollars, to be
recovered with all lawful costs, by special action
of the case before any Justice Of the Peace Of the
county where the offence shall be committed, for the
use Of any person who shall sue for the same; aud
moreover shall be liable to pay all special damages
accruing from unnecessary delay or otherwise, 10
any person or persons, by neglect or refusal to
comply with the acquisitions Of this act, to be re-
covered by special action of the case by the per-
son persons injured, in any court having legal
cognizance thereof Provided. ho,persr, That il
shall be optional with the driver of any loaded team
when met or oyertaken by an empty team. or any
carriage aforementioned, either TO stop his team
until the team or carriage by which he shall be met
or overtaken, shall have passed. if there be sufficient
room. or 10 give half the way as>afoIessid.
SECTION . Ind be h farther enacted IN the au.
toTfty aforesaid, That any person having the charge
OF any such team aforesaid, who shall negligenty
or wifuly leave the same to go at large, in any
such highway. street, lane or Gan tyay, shall pay
like fine of two dollars, to be recovered and app,o-
priated as aforesaid, in action 20 be brought a.
aainst the owner, or the person having the care
thereof as aforesaid, at the election of the plaintiff
SECTION 5 .9nd be 10 further enacted By The au.
fbory aferesaid That this act take effect in thirty
days from the rising of TINS Assembly and be pub.
iished IN all the newspapers printed in this State.
.n Il true Copy :-USfness.
SAMUEL EDDY, Sec'rp
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REAL ES sATE-roR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale, Hrs Esta te s,uat-
ed N Thames-street, next south of the brick
Market It contains three shops in front, and has q
COW 'enient yard. good well of water, barn. &c &c.
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber y-
ms on the premises. SAMUEL WATSON
.NeTboyt Sen,erlbcr 6, 1925
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II CURIOSITY.
From the Savdnnah .Hsenn,
or FAIR NOTICE.

ALL persons are not only requested 6m absolutely
forbid Trusting any whateUer, as VIII
pay no debts of my contracting after this date.
JOHN HEWITT.
Savannah, { Geo J .No1cnber 3, 1915.
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Notice..

THE subscriber requests all persons indebted to
- him to make payment by the 10Th inst. or be-
fore, and those having any demands against him to
present them for payment without delay.
GJ Any person having any OF the subscribers
property, that was lost on the 23d September last,
are requested to return it.
ANDREW " ALLEN.
.Newbors, Nov. !, 1915