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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-22
POETlsY.@.
TIME.


fSAW hin hasting on his way,
Aud mark "a bis lightning fight;
Where'er lie moy'd, there stern decay
Spread his destructive blight.
Rapid the gloomy phantom hied,
Envelop'd ia the storm
His eye shone out In sulien pride,
And fearful was his form.
saw him grasp the Warriors wreath,
Won in the CORY Fray
The laurel wiheriDg sunk In death,
It's beauty fed away:
That wreath was stand with bloody dew,
Unhallowed was its bloom
1t met the phaniom's chilling view,
Aud bow beneath its gloom.
saw him pass by Beauty's bower.
And listen 10 her lay
Around the spot was many flower
Blooming its summer day;
With ICY heart the spectre came.
Her lovely form coDpressed-
She met his iurd eye of fame
The tombstone tells the rest.
On Youths warm brow his hand he press'd,
Twas cold as mould ing clay
He laid bis arm on Slanbood's breast,
The 'fc-pulse cessd 10 play.
His fell sirocs DER NATURE pass'd,
And low she droopd her head
Her blossoms wnb'd in the blast,
and ali her verdure led.
Rut bark q mighty Angels voictp
Will publish Times decesse,
And Jesus raise the dust Of saints.
Which long had slept in peace
Then, cruel Time, the friends Of God,
Rais'd high above Thy power,
And sav'd by their Redeemcr's blood,
shah live, 10 die no more.
a desoiating wind. Rev. K S, g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-22
Liverpool Earthen Ware.

ARCHIBALD MUNRO & Co.
Haze just received,
SO crates weIl assorted Farther Ware,
particularly selec,edfo this market, consist
ing Of
Edg'd and c. c. Dishes and Bakers, 9, 10,
II, l2, Is, IA, Is, 10. II and 10 inches.
Edged and Z. c. Pisles
dc. do. Twflers
do. do. Mullins, z, 6 and sh-
ehcs.
Best blue printed Plates, Twificrs and
Mui6us.
do. do. Dishes, Bakers, sc.
do. do. Teas, Bowles and saucers.-
DO. do. Jugs, 4, s, IL, 2fs.
do. do. Tea pots, sugars and crcams.
do. do Bowls, s, 4 6, IL and 24s.
Enan.alsd Teas, Tea pots, sugars and
creams. W
do. Jugs, bowls, end bowls and saucers.
&C. Jugs, bowls, Sc &c.
Newposg, Nov. 10 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-22

6D The r. I. Regis,ec is received, aud
fos sale at the Pos! else. Nov. >,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-22
Townships $, 6, 7, 8, 10, 90, 81. %, and1


Townships S, 6, z, 8, 10, 90, 81, %, andy
23, in range S
6, Z, 10, 90, and 81, in DO.
IL and 10 in do.
~ aud lS in do. S
IL. 10, 49, and go, in do .
81 and % in do. IS
81 in do. Is
,I8 IN do. l0
part of township II in do. 10
except such lands have been, shall be, ,reservs
Ell by law for the support of schools, for 'other
purposes the lands shall be offered for sale in
regular numerical order, commencing With the
lowest number of section, township, and range.
Given under NY hand, at the City Of Washing,ons
this 28th day Of sept 1919.
by the President, JAMES MONROE.
JOSIAH NEiGS,
Commissioners Of the General Land Office.
Printers who are authorized to publish the Lave
OF the United States will publish the above Gree
week I'LL the 7,b of January next, and send theis
bills TO the General Land Office for payment.
October l3.,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-22
RRMOYAL.
WAI. S. NICHOLS,

HAS removed from the Stand liere.
4 Il Gently occupied. TO No. 90. Thames street,
tgo doors south OF lhe Ferry wharf, where he viii
continue 10 keep constantly for sale, Silver Ware.
God Necklaces, Jewelry. Plated. britannia ard ia.
panned Wares, Brass Andirors. Shovels and rongs.
Cutlery. Pocket-Books. Brushes. Looking Glasses.
Candieslicks, &c. &C. with great variety Of such
o,lier articles as are generally found in Fancy
Store.
Newport, Nov. II, 1879.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-22

School Books, Siarks, ard Stationary,
For sale, at the Hst-S'orc OF
GEORGE WANTON
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-22

AamiraJle forgery! A couple of bank
ing gentlemen lately convicted and sent
to the state prison in New York tor iorg-
cry, forged recommendation of the
Judge who condemned them, &c. and SO
actually obtained their release by pardon
from the governor of the state!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-22

Nep. .Orlsans.-lhe following is a
literal translation olan advertisement pub,
lished in French New-Orleans paper,
OF the twenty-hfih Of Sept. 1919.
The Undersigned, living in the street
St. Anne, No. 50, has collins ofall quail
tiles for sale, by day and by night, not
important at what hour. He sells also,
permits of interment. and has a hearse of
make the voyage, at the price current to
five dollars per corpse.
JOSE FERNANDO.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-22
NEW FLOUR, &c.

Juss received, and for sale on GardneT'&
soAay.
so bbls. >ro AL C,o
20 half bbls. w
100 bbls. tar, in shipping order;
100 bbls No |, . & s, Macksril
100 bbis spring csugh' Menhsden.
Aho, constantly OF hand, Connecticut F,aggisR
STONE and selected BRICK for side. walks
Apply 90 JOHN b. LYON.
Newpor, Oet {. 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-22

"a desoiating wind.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23


WASHINGTON, y. e.. April 10. Tie
PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES
arrVed III town last evening al 6 o'clock.
accompanied by Mr.. Calhoun, Secretary
OF War End llis Lady, aud Lieutenant
Monroe and MIR. Govarneur, Private See.
rCiary nf ihe President.
Information having been received here
lrom Ply mouth wiliciI led To The expecia.
ton OF his arrival hat day, the following
gentlemen we're appointed OH the part Of
the town To make arrangements for his
reception with tie respect due 10 his rank
AVID character: William Kennedy, Tho's
~. Slouni, VIM. A. Blouni, Allen Grisi,
james O. K. Williams, W. w. Rodman,
Daniel King, Hugh Mccullough, AbneT
=. Neale, aud Edward Quip.
These gentlemen incl tie President a.
Doui mjsasi.0M to8G and escorted hin,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23
KINGSTON. OAM) JAN. is.
Starry AsSi=e Court, Tuesday, Jan.9 o.

o"'Iy ISSt-e t0nrf, tuesday, jan. q.
D0dter and Mmphy vs.. O'Reiiiy and
Co... Tins was an action TO recover
Z $500, paid on account Of defendants,
with interest. The plaintiffs engaged in
June, 1916, 10 pay TO an agent OF the de-
lendanis, Al Trinidad, III Cuba, S As, 1000
S 10000 OF this contemplated advance
were To be paid out of The proceeds at d
cargo OF sugar, on board schr.- called
The Caplim, valued al S $4,000, then con-
signed 10 The agents OF the plaintiffs,
DWo!f d Co. OF New York, who were
directed To load the schooner with flour,
on account of defendants, and 10 dispatch
the vessel 10 this Island. Tire agent in
Trinidad did not act upon the contract
until two OF three months afterwards.
Inc defendants had, IN the mean lime,
on various occasions, RENTED large SUMS
TO the plaintiffs on this account. The agent
III Trinidad complained OF his inability
10 negotiate bills on the Havana, and
they were without amy proof OF the al
lodged payment by the plaintiffs, wto
had, as they we're advised, scui iaStruc-
tons 10 DIV of a. Co. of New York, 10
STOP Tie Capita and cargo, az tyansita...
Bills Of i'lam,ihs, for S 10000, were pre-
sented 10 tue defendants in September,
1916, vino dechue,i accepting or paying
them, ai,d they were therefore returned.
The Capiin and her cargo OF flour, were,
ii appeared, stopped in bamSitu, by D.
Wolf * Co. aud Tie plaintiffs refused to
give any credit on account of this pro-
perry. although The vessel aud cargo were
OF the value OF f 10000. 1t was con-
tended that D'Woii d Co. were not the
agents OF the plaintiffs, who were conse-
queully not answ cradle for the acts OF
those gentlemen, but fihe court decided
otherwise. The property of the defen-
danis, in lie hands OF D'Woif q Co. WAS
WORT, about $4,000: The plaintiffs
were willing 10 allow Oh account of il Il
bouts 5000.
The sugar cargo, worth $4,000, was
sacrificed Tor S 1900. The vessel and
Hour cargo have moi been heard of since
The value OF the vessel & 5000, is YET
due 10 tie defendants. The jury ex-
pressed their Willingness to allow The de
PENDANTS The value of the scnr. but, as
the legal forms did not admit il, that item
was necessarily omitted in the notice of
set OIL, as the proceedings in thai case
will be necessarily different.
Verdict for plaintiffs, E .2O3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23
VEST INOH Nrtvc

>''] 1NbId NJ VS..
NORFOLK, April l9.-We extract HE
io'ioWihS summary from file OF the
jamaica Courani, from The 18th of Febru.
AIRY 10 he l0th March. received a, the
Reading Room:
lelier from Curacao of The 3d Feb
ueiafis some military operations on the
nIain. III whcli the Patriots were success
~. The Island of Margariia is we'll for
tiiied and supplied, and is the principal
oepoi oi arms and ammunilion tie Go
vernon S guard consists of 900 dragons.
he DANISH authorities at ST. Thomas's
nave agreed 10 admit into their ports, in
dependent vessels of war. and their prj-
yes, VIII permission To dispose of The lat
ter.
The United States ship John Albums.
capt. Nadsworili, in is DAYS from New
York, put into Port Royal on the IGil,
Feb. for supplies. and sailed on the 2lst
Tor La Vera Cruz.
a letter from Margariia, dated Feb. IA.
announces ilai the National Covoress of
Venezuela had been Installed ,roops
continually arriving from England a
lean of 100000 bad been obtained in
London IN aid of The Patriotic cause.-
General III GregOr was al Aux Caves on
The Isl March preparing 10 sail with an
expedition consisting Of armed Sims
and brlgs ami 500 troops, against Porto
Beilo. Ii was reported that Colonel En-
g!is!l !ladairiy ed al Angostura with trooDs
III ~ transports. The wboie force when
arrived, would be about 1000 men.
large sllip. having General Jack
son" painted oil lier stern, with cargo
oil Brazil sugar. elephants teeth and hides.
was ialely run into a bay in the Danish
island oi 81 JOhn's--lhc cargo was pur-
chased by persons from ST. Thomas's
whittier It vas transported. Ii was be-
llevrd ihat The ship was American, that
she was last from the Brazils, and that
the Capt. bad been murdered by ,a4
crcw,; II VAS also reported that she was
pFize 10 one OF Ariigas's pivaieers.
Admiral Harvey having retired from his
command Oh The Barbadocs station. has
been succeeded by Admiral CampbclI.-
a shock ofan Earthquake was cAperienc
cd al Jamaica on the l2il Feb. Her.
a citizen Of Petersburg, Who has been
charged With committing forperies by
which lie is said TO have obtained 10 the
amount ifs 10000 III that town, and then
bopPed the twig," arrived here, as we
are credibiy informed, in The Gen. Ma.
comb on sunday last, from Charleston.
IL - believed that be IS sill! here, though
III concealmeut M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23
STEAM BOAT LAUNCHES.

CINCINNATI 1, March &c. Within few
days past two steam boats have been
launched IN this place, and one at New
port, NY, ON the opposite bank of the o.
hlo. Al The ship yard OF Mr. Brooke,
CINCINNATI, the Vulcan, of 800 tons, owned
by Messrs. James and Douglass, and
Hugh and James Glenn, of this place. AT
The yard OF Mr.. Parsons, Cincinnati, the
tennessee, 240 ions, owned by Messrs.
Breedlove, Bradford and Robason, New
Orleans, and DR.. Robertson aud MIR Hill,
OF Nashville. AT the yard of +. J. Pal
mer, Newport, the Missouri, 200 tons, own
ed by Mess. Gross, Palmer and J. aud w.
1eaiman. She is intended as regular
trader between New Orleans and ST. Lou
isvile.
The progress Of western commercial
enterprlZe is enough TO aslonlsI every
beholder. The towns on The Ohio are
iasl assuming The temperance of seapOrts );
lhouSh al distance from the ocean which
a lew years ago, appeared TO present an
lnsuperable obstacle TO their advancement
IN oOinmescIal Importance. But, thanks
10 ibe inventive genius of our citizens,
mat distance rs shortened, and our com.
IDunlcaiiOn with the ocean is rendered
easy and expeditions by the powerful IN
fiuence Of Steam.
BosToN, April l2.-We were yesfe.-
day lsvoredwiibSt. Johns, IN. b. papers
10 tile Sd inst. The House of Assembly
Of The province Of New Brunswick, was
dissolved on The 29Ih, by Tie Lieut..
Governor, al which some surprise is ma
infested. One Of the leading causes Of
the snddcu dissolution, is supposed TO be
resolution passed by the House on tie
l7IlI, relative To The duty OH Ion timber.
The resolution declares that, "ihe sys-
ten wbiclIreqnires bonds TO be taken for
the payment VI one shilling per ton, on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23
Ertrar. Of a letter to At gentleman in Georeetswn,
dated

., nj OBAGO, Fed. q 1917.
ihe heavy rains which continued during
Wv n'oh'hs o! Dec and Jan. almost inundated
tie country, which brought on = MOST ranid
ana iathi disease, which made its first appear
a"ce III the Fort a short distance from the
town, consisting of2I2 men strong, and in 10
OF ~ days, 40 OF that number we've numbered
thatii soon spread into the town siiippin. and
me me country, and proved equally as fatal
ne disorder was snch il baffied ali medical
a'a.-ih e alarming degrees were such, thai
uuSiness was nearly suspended-the white po
pniation seeking safety i'm other isIasds or IN
,ne remote and healthieSt part OF this. / as.
sure !C" mat every thing had most gloomy
appearance aud the disease was 50 coutarious
Que Que, MAJ, would hardly vemare 10 touch ano.
o%'s i;.a. "G iii!aih crew from their muffin
o"s disposition deserted her-sone have since
uiea ana some remain sick. The weather
las b'cohe good wiihin these fifteen DAYS
an" tne hea!iu u Tie island is innrnyina, fasi y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23
(Signed "JOS. ANDERSON
z" To WILLIAM ELLERY, Esq.
Collector, NewpOrt. Rhode Isia, d.


WASHINGTON, April 2O.-Mr. BAGoT,
the British Minister, with his family, lett
this city Tor Annapolis on Friday last,
where ii is said, he will await Tue arrival
OF British irigdie which is Caiy expect
ed there TO convey them 10 England. Nj.
Bagot has been The most popular, and
therefore, the most useful Minister that
his government has ever sent TO This cOun-
try. The strict proprieiy of bis department
aud his urbanity OF manners, whilst here,
have been such as 10 secure him tile res
pect and esteem ofall people Of all parties,
as far avs our knowledge extends and
10 cause his retirement from lis station
here To be generally and sincerely regret
ted. INm. mi
The United States Frigaie CONGRESS-,
Captain Henley, arrived of the harbour
OF Annapolis, on Wednesday evening last.
from Norfolk. She will wait The arrival
of Mr. Graham, our Minister 10 Rio Janei-
rO,who is 10 take passage on board of her.
Before the Circuit Court Of the State
of Kentucky, at BardsiowD, was fried,
towards the close of The last month, suit
for Islander, in which Miss Des Marsley,
alias Mrs. Flshley, was plaintiff, aud Mr..
FIshley, OF Louisville, defendant. After
a trial Of iwo days, tie jury being per-
mitied 10 retire, brought in verdict for
Tie plaintiff, andassessed the damages 1T
feenty- SeCCn MOaSaHd niue kundTed doiiays,
This is a curious case for The parties
had been married, and the husband, Tie
defendant, had in few days after marri-
age deserted his wife. However, fhe vel-
dict il appears, falls TO the ground The
Judge having decided that, The marriage
beng a legal one, a suit for SANDER could
not be maintained by the wife against
the husband. ~.
The N. York Gazette STATES HAT, clvas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23

1St grace o. idfer received IN the Uary ami
Susan, dated Rotterdam EsI, ~ IN -, ,,,yL '''
an DOSfOa. ;" p" "'' '''''"'
DuIiIg The INST parts Of the last wear. c,v
, vas pom extensive and profitable
n, % 'iIs hheceSs and confident ills con.
"Hsnts' immense engagements were conitac
ted' many OF them became dup j., Ito ~ '.,l
iVI'nt' paw OF the winter, vheu tno,,ey il
BeueTail9 scarce and when our outjets lesson
tn"te''sty.- 40 high rates of produce de.
Sisaseu me demand, realizing became Oitiicnlt
r,ine' were uePTFF@cd. AMI great einbi,rass'
.a,".., . 81 .lu' stock J0bbing Was also at
,,eH'Pteu up0H large scale. and ri,tnPd n,auV :,
IOitune.--for some lime bus,I,es. an.tn,fed
1ons'""'iy, nc STOCK Of produce accumulated
h - Hcah "biic aad great Calamity soon
Out ~ tEety quarter, with tlle 1uost
i''Ghl"i aspect Both in this and surtonuJ
i"s ."u"tFieS, failures OF Immense in,port be.
80 l'ih Ehgidnd more especially We
$500 '''oi 'N'e" 10 say, iisi theS sitii CONTINUE,
"Ih0ui inerrHpiiJn, aud ,not,s, ,t,er sy.s ~,
800 '"f'c ishehse capitals are LOST COM
''e''t Is thufely unsettled tug want of ro.,f
49, universal, aud tue value of almost evetx
''''e H'Ie more iiian untntifai 10 u,ct.ass
49,. ~, ~ 'oh"nciaDie public sales Of Produce
- ''S'n W amsterdam. winch only can
""YS tshdthrS las ihcT 10 iiiIure tbe nficts
Ill - Impossible 10 saw vi,et, ,ud ta.v s,t !.
$1,000 dMhess wdl snbsidp this deneuts
~ ~" 'ii''t circumstance tam human "a .aritV
80" ~, esct, out "e expect that when once f.,
g. ~, co"mc'Cc vii frtarp 10 lis TURNER
s"at th''nrls, tod .lail Le nanny 10 aIve
suDgect. CKfWTg = Ill Ill ~ ~ '"s
Two lnolIer~ oamcd Hs,yey pa;ves q,
l,""dOi, reside AZ present AZ E,,- dsawv 49,
~. Fa.ht ~ d.tew miDntes the tnosf eSsct
N'"sssfs ~ shipdture D.. Iaeaug Of /. os,,
-sch4hieaiuitcAsiSu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23

ALExAN DRtA, April l6. !. Ship Rising
Empire, Holland, fr. New burypOri, bro't
as part OF her cargo, large quantity of
ICE, which has supplied several of the
ice-houses in this place with thai useful
article. Independent of this, The stock
on hand was rather small-our WATERWAY
ing been so mild very little was TO be had.
and that of all indifferent kind.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23

GEORGETOWN, April 1--we under
stand that Way and Scott, the persons
who robbed Mr.. Fitzhugh' store and Mr..
Shekels' tavern, and who made their es-
sape from The prison of Washington,
short time since, have been taken in Nor
folk, under assumed names: and arrived
III The city OIL Saturday, in the steam boat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23

CHARLESTON, April l6.-- The presi
dent, we understand, arrived at Gorge
to"i Inc day before yesterday. II was
expected lie would remain there al least
one day aud from thence proceed by
easy siagest 10 this city. We may, there
tore, probably anticipate the pleasure Of
seeing him amongst us, on Monday next.
captain DoNCKo, Of the United STATES
Artillery, arrived here yesterday morn
ing is0m North Carolina, having under
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-09-04

The reader will see by notice from
the Treasury Department, that MIR. Sc
cretary Crawford is preparing, as tar as
in his power, to comply with the requl-
sitions of resolution of the house OF
representatives of the United States,
passed at the last session, requiring him
10 make report on banks and currency.
The Secretary could do no less than
proceed to the performance OF that which
he was enjoined to do by vote OF one
of the houses of congress; even though
he was only requested, instead OF m
styucfed, as is the usual form Of such
acquisitions on the several departments
of the government. But it happens
sometimes, unfortunately, that PROPOSE
tons of this sort, receiving single
reading, and voted on without debate,
are adopted out of courtesy to the mover,
as calling for information only, when i'll
fact important principles are embraced
or implied by them. The resolution in
question vas one of these. 1t was
passed at late period Of the session,
and we are persuaded, from our own OBJ
servation, as well as from the contem-
poraneous assurances of some OF those
who voted for it, that its bearing was not
understood in the last clause OF it, par
ticularly, in which the Secretary is re-
quested " to report such measures as IN
g his opinion may be cxpedient to pro-
g cure and retain sufficient quantity oil
g gold and silver coin in the United
States, or to supply circulating me-
dunn in place of specie, adapted to the
present cxigencics of the country, and
within the power of the government. .
If there were no other objection to
this sweeping commission to the secre-
tary Of the treasury; if it had been the
deliberate intention of the house OF re-
representatives. to request the secretary to
devise paper system in place OF spe-
Gle currency, it would be sufficient evil
dence of the resolutions not being I'M
dcrstood, when agreed to, that it seriously
requests the secretary OF the treasury to
inform congress what measures, on
particular subject, are, in his opinion,
g within the power of the government
in other words, that he will be pleased
to inform them what is the extent of their
own authority ntelRgencer.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-09-04
80 Reward.

Z D AN away from me on the 21st of August,
a & 1919, in Pike county, near the town of
Louisiana, a likely NEGRO BOY, (namcd
joshua about twenty-one years old, and about
five feet eight inches high had on pair of
corderoy pantaloons, domestic coat, &C.. to-
lerable good hat-complexion rather on the
yellow. lie was taken up in St. Charles on
the 25th, and put in Jail onthe 9th. He broke
jailand made his escape. The above reward will
be givenby me to any person who will deliver
the said negro boy to the sheriff of st. Charles
county. HUGH GORDEN.
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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-09-04
INSNpN MEACNAM

III EREBY requests that all persons holding
Il Z tickets in the Alton Land Drawing, to for
ward them, with their names endorsed on their
backs, for registering, ON or before the first
dav of October next, as | will attend at my
office in Alton on the two first weeks in said
month, for the purpose of giving deeds.
also wish that all persons holding deeds OF
lots in Alton, 10 present them by the said first
day of October next, for registering in my pri-
vate Office, for my own satisfaction, and for the
information and satisfaction of others. The cX-
pense ofregistering will defray myself. Mr..
BnUsn will attend TO said business in my abb
sence. JOSEPH MEACHAM.
Alton, .Augrtst 25d 1919-14-3t