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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-17
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beiHs st,.cnon oi pieces ~ oss sna poelfy ;
selected IRON the hes, writes--desg nea to ASSIST
young persons 10 read with pfoplieGy and effect /;
10 improve their language aud sentiments, and 10
iocueals some Of the mort important principles Of
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of Maine.
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-07
FLOUR, &c.


IOnN d. LYON having been appointed Agent u
y the Providence Br. very, 10. this rNn Will
keep constantly on hsnd. supply OF strong md
Table BEER, IN whole aud ball barrels O., Irds
cers and families supplied III, SAINT ,erns. Ms NJ
the Brewer,
Gardnet's wharf. Dec 4, 1879.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-07
CHARLES M. THURS7ON,
Offers for Sale,


Cheoh for cash or approved credis,
10 hhds. lst qualify NJ 4. Rum,
10 do. N. l.. Run, very old,
Is do jerks bes, GIN, Sca.,
so bbis. do do.
pipes Cognac b. sody,
10 bbds retailing Moiasses,
10 chests and 30 boxes bcs, Souchcpg Tea,
10 d. bcs, Hyson-skin do,
S do Young Hysop do,
10 kegs Il II qaali'y Tobacco,
10 DO. Dupont Powder,
5000 bes, SpsDl-h >eg,rs,
10 boxes NJ and Chocolate,
20 kegs pu's Gibgc,, -
SO isms Wrapping Paper.
= |dfsa~--l.af- and brown Sngsrs. Coffee
Peppe" Pimen'o Nu,megs, Cloves, Cassia
Pead Ash, e.. &c.
Newport, April 26 owl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-07

TOHN 7. GREEN has removed ID
y The store lne occupied bv Messs ,raLpoN
'tiL.LlNGHAsr Co NO il9 cheap q,
Thames street Where his oia Gust, ners ard ,he
Public in general are invited 20 CALI
-Greaf bargains nav be erfeciea--
lHlS DAY,
will be opened at The above stand, fresh sup:
ply ofgoods which, in addition e. bis former scokl
makes the assortment complete Every sr,ch viii
be sold low 1t parIicslsrized in more lengthy
advertisement
Newport, "a, b April 1920
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-07
HdRDWARE, SIC.

JONATHAN REYNOLDS,
Has for sale, at his Store in Wickford.
A GENERAL Assortment of Hard
( u ware and Cutlery; Brass Aodirons. Also,
Dry Goods. Hats and Groceries Dutch Plough
Irons. and Ploughs ready made Seed Oats. snd
various kinds Of Hay Seed 600 10 best Pearl Ash
es 10 Hhds Hoops, 1000 6,b barrels so Rom
do; 30 bushels Plaster Paris, ready ground and fl
f,r use /; i500 pine Clapboards; 1000 chesnui rails /,
50 bushels white beans 200 quintsIs dry Golf (;
20 barrels picked do; 20 barrels Flour --Lkewise
for sae-A general assortment OF Country Lumber,
consisting of ships plank, boa, boards, common oak
10 and ioist half inch Chestnut boards, &c &c
Wickfoed, March Is. 1920
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-07
New Stock of
Feather Beds and Feathers.
ABRAHAM BARKER,

We. Charles Sfrses
Y EEPs constantly on hand quantity OF bes,
~ Live Geese and Fowl Peaihers---and Feather
,,sa,. from the owest priced to the FIRST quality
Aiso, on hand An assortment ri Msutos.
ses, Of al kinds July 2, 1919
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-07
NEW GOODS.

HARVEY SESSIONS,
.I1AS received and offers for sale, q
I i general assortment OF Dry GOOi,s n. Is
e reqy SITS eli those indebted to him either by
tie or Book tceounts TO call and sssile the sane
. q, ftcse of long Standing will Be left for coee
lion sf,cs the 6Sst of yuue. Nay 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-07

direct tax for the Esd district Of Virgins, be,
end they arc hereby released and discharged
from any lisbili = FOR the sun OF seven hun
dred and forty, seven dollars and forty Fl, /.
/, cents, this sum being for stamps for which
the estate OF William Jones, deceased, sisnds
charged on the books Of the Commissioner Z
OF the Revenue, which stamps were los, dur
ing the absence end detention, of the said
William Jones from hcme, occssioned by sn
accident thar deprived him Of his tiie.
washington, Nay 8, 1920 Approved,
JAMES MONROE
AN ACT for the relief o Daniel Buckley and Cath.
srine CLARK, Administrative Of John Clark, de
ceased
be IL enacted BY The Senate and Hsuse Of
en- esensasivss Of iAe Unifed Sreas Of .sr,e-
rica ia Congress ossembfed, That ,hete be
paid to Daniel Buckley and ,oCs,harine Clark.
sdnin,strstrix OF John Cias x, deceased, out
Of any money in the Treasury, not otherwise
spproptistec, the sun Of NO thousand two
nondced and fify deilsrs, being the smour
IN value Of bill Of exchange ior Twelve thou
sand francs. dtswn the twen'y ninth day o
May, Anno Domiui enc thousand eigh, hun.
dred and 6se, by the Minister Pienipo,cn,issy y
Of the United States In Fence, upon the
Treasury Of the United States: 10 favcr It
B'okiey and Clark, and recorded in the fl.
OF the First Audito' of ,be Tfessury. mum
bet seventy: Provided, Always, Ths,, before
he said payment shall b, made ~ alto, said
security bo given, to the satisfaction Of the
Secretary Of The Treasury, TO iude mniiy the
United Sts,es sgains, any claim that may be
made on account of he said bill OF exchange
Washington, May 8. 1890 approved,
JAMES MONROE
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-07
NOTICE.

lanes TOWNSEND informs bis friends and
j the pusiic, that be has employed an experienced
workman, at the CABINET MAKiNG BUSINESS,
and is ready to attend 10 the calls of his old Gus
tomcrs and Priends-the smallest favour will be
gratefully acknowledged and punctuaiIy attended
lo-can at The Chambers over his Store, north
corner Of Bannister's.wharf
Newoort. March 20. 1890
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-07
AN ACT for the relief of Beck and Harvey.

AN ACT for the relief of Beck and Harvey.
BE IL enac'rd % 1e SenaGe and House o/
Rehresentativss Of lhe United STATES o| .1me
RIGA IN Congress assembled, That there be re.
funded and psid 10 Beck .nd Harvey, Of Phi'-
adsIphia, the sun, OF thee hundred and sew
eniy.six dollars and nine cents he said sum
OF money having been paid, by he persons
above mentioned, 10 the Collector OF Pniia.
celpbia, on the importation into the Uni,ed
States Of sundy COPPER bottoms. aud BOTS
or bars, the same no, being, by law, subjec,
10 the payment of duties.
Washington, May 8, 1929 Approved,
JAMES MONROE,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-07
NEW GOODS.
LATHAM 1HURS1ON

40 los 1h0nss .ssrsef.
uAS Just received lroan New. York,
Il Il an Assortment OF New Goods, which wi'' b8
soid (for Cssh) as cheap N AT ay s,ote IN News
port May 81 1920
FLOUR, &c.
JUST landed from sloop Bro,ilsrs and for sale
y IN Gaidnet 's-whs,f
80 do hne y
Apply TO B lyon
who has Tor sale, sloop about IS ons lur,heny
ears old suit able for the fishing busin,ss, and
500 h.h barrels.
Newport, May 81, 1920.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-07

" o. IHuMtb SFcff.
AS jsst received hom Boston. general Assorts
4 men, OF DtSY GOODS which he s selling very
,ow tor Cash.. 4xssny ~h,ch are -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-07
AN ACT for the relief of the legal representative
Of Henry Willis

AN ACT for the relief of the legal representatives
Of Henry Willis.
BE q, enoc ed by the Senate and House Of
RehresenfaHvts Of the United States Of hme
riea in Congress assembled, That the legsl
representatives Of Henry Willis be, and ,hey
are hereby, authorized to enter, without pay
ment, in lieo of two tracts Of land, claimed
by the M, on the waters Of Bayou Sa' ah, and
which have been sold by the United States,
in any land eff in the states Of Mississippi
or Alabama. and in such quantities, sgreeaby
to the surveys made BY the Uni'ed States, a.
the claimants may desire, quantity not cx
ceediag thirteen hundred arpens for which
the register or registers OF the land Offices
aforesaid, shall issue the necessary certificate
or certificates, on reiutn of which, TO the
General Land Ofice, a patent or patents
shall issue in favor of said legal represents
tives.
Washington. May 8, 1920 Approved,
JAMES MONROE
AN ACT for the relief Of stephen BAXTER late Pay.
master Of the third regiment of New-York volun
teers
BE IL enae ed BY the Senate and House o.
Rehresenfasiues # 2he Uaised States Of Ame
RIGA in Congress assembled, That the prope'
accounting officers Of the Treasury Depart
ment be, sod they are hereby, sulhofizsd and
empowered to settle the accounts Of Stephen
Baxter, late paymasier-o OF the third regimer
of New-YoIk volunteers, upon the principle.
or justice and equity; and TO allow him such
credits Is may appear due for money I'd
ysnccd to the troops in the service Of the Y
States: Provided, however, That the allow :
snce as aforesaid shall not exceed the amour.
advanced to him BY the governmeat OF tb.
United States.
Washington. May 9. 1920 Approved.
JAMES MONROE
AN ACT for the relief Of Charles 9 Jones, Riehafd
Buckner, jun administrators II William Jones
BE n enacted BY fhe Senate ana HIM. o.
Rehrssenfanues Of the United So,es " IN
Yiea in ConSrrs assembled Thsi Charles }
lone, cad k;rnB.d Bsckge Jon sdmIoi.u
tors Of William Jspss, lsse eo.l.esor Of tbs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-07
An ACT for the relief of John MGrcw, Richard
Cravat. Hardy Perry, and Beley Cheney.

An ACT for the relief of John M'Grcw, Richard
Cravai, Hardy Perry, and Beley Cheney.
BE H enacted by fhe Senate aud HsEse OF
aenresenfa1ves " fhe United States Of yfme
iea in Congress assembled, That John M
Gi ew, Richard Crsssl, Hardy Perry, and Be
'sy Cheney, be, and they are hereby, con6' M
ID in thei respective cisims 10 land lying on
he east side of the Tomb,gbee river, in the
state Of Alabama, founded on Spanish war
ants OF survey, issued puor 70 The twenty
seventh day OF October, IN the yeat one thou
sand seven hundred and ninety five; Provid-
I'd, the said claimants shall prove, TO the sat
lsfac,ioD Of he Register and Receiver of The
Land Office within whose district the said
lands are situated, that they wese residents Of
he Mississippi ter'itoty on the day aforesaid {;
nd thar, prior TO that period, the conditions
of said warrants Of survey were performed by
.nem.
: sec. 3. Ind be tf further enacted, That
he Register aod Receiver aforesaid are here.
Jyrequired to receive and record the evidence
which msy be offered in support Of the claims
tnumtraied in the f. 81 section Of this act
aad if it shall appea, that the said claimants
we're residents OF the late Mississippi terri.
,ayy, or had complied with the conditions of
,heir warrants Of survey, on the day and year
10 the foregoing section specified, A. shall be
The duty of the said Register and Receive
20 issue to the said claimants cert'ficstes OF
coN6 NATION, for the quantity Of land men
soed in The said warrants OF survey: Pro-
vided, no cerl!6ca,e shall be for larger
qusnti'y thso six huudred and forty acres
ind provided, also, that the soid lands have
at been sold by he United Sla,es 10 which
case, the Register and Receiver shall make
= special teporI Of the iact, with all the .evi-
iencc thereto appcctaining, 10 tho Commis-
,ioner of The C snsral Lind Office, who shall
present the same 10 Congress al their next
session. TO- thei decision 'herecn.
Washington. May 8, 1890 Approved.
JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-07

~sso S'~Se .sSs1
cloths
Do, do. Csssimt res
Black Canton Grape
Italian ditto
Caiicoes and furni,nres
Pink and Csllis'S Cling
hams
Bipe and yellow Nan.
kins
Csmbries. very low
Shir,ing Cottons
shee,,ng d't,s
scarlet, black, brown b
crivhson Bombszetts
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-07

AN ACT further to regulate the Medical Depart.
ment Of the Army
BE IL enaefed by 'he Senate and Huse ef
RehreSenfanpes r the United SsoseS " .dme
rieo IN Congress assembled, rbet Apoihe.
caty General & A sis,ant Apolnecsties Gen.
eroi shall seserai,y give bonds 10 The Uni'ed
States, with good and soili Ten, security, TO
the fai,bfni perfo' mancr oi their du les, IN
such sum, as shalt be 'equlfed BY the Sot'
geon GeDers 81 ci I've A my, under the direc
ZION OF the Wa d pp ,mroi
Washington, May y, 1920 approved,
JAMES .tONROE
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-07

Black Lustrings
Cashmere shsND
Cotton meiino border
duo
/ bandsnno q X & black
| silk iiukis
Msdrass aud India do
cheeks from IL IL ID
IS tents
] Cyprus 6auze
White and yellow Fans
Fancy and gilt Bat,ons
striped Jeans, &c
arficles too NJ msraus 10
IN be- Anil aa Inv ~. Al anV
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Aud variety Of other arficlcs too numsrous 10
sdver,iseaIl Of which Nili be soM as low At any
saore, In town. '<s-s
Newport. May 8. 1890.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-18

turned into national money, what is il but nation
al money laid out on internal improvements and
avshed for the accommodation of a particular
section Of the Union No complaint is made of
the selection of the state of Ohio for this purpose
She is The nearest OF kin to us of any beyond the
mountains. Neither is it wished 10 create auy
excitement against this road. II is commenced,
aud We suppose must be completed. But 1t IS
idle to say IT is not executed at the national ex
pense. Charges or erimnality'' we fetoft upon
no man but when this proluse expenditure of
public money is golng on at the uthward aud
westward, where IS the sin OF the harm Of saying
with the dsinherited son of the scripture patti
arch, " me eiso- JtesS me also. my Gafherr -
The suggestion that this statement respecting
the Cumbnr and Road was par, OF an old crusad-
log spirit against the south, is hardly deserving Of
serious notice. II is true, that we have had a
precious little portion of the patronage of the
general government; while on the other hand i
has been prod,guiIy layishod on the south aud
west. When did Uncle sam ever give us even
kid TO make merry with our friends! Why
should not the charity of States, as well as indi-
yidGais, look hljle OF home !. And why should
Aaias be excluded from all share IN any internal
imprnvorno which become perfectly const,iu-
foaal when the government chooses to make a
raef with any oil the new States at the other
end OF the union. But IL 5 great thing to have
friends al court ii these views are too local and
contracted for some more sublime and expansive
geniuses, We may have the omiort of feeling that
without entertaining them we should be ''worse
than infdels.''
The observation respecting the "erimin. lily"
of attempting any popular excitement upon erro-
neous impulses, and the neighbory admonition
to the = editora' department OF this paper are
very affecting especially coming after
the late accurate and yeracious representation of
the proceedings of the town caucus for the
lection of candidates to represent the town in the
legislature The reprimand was delivered with
very good gfacc; but a longer time ought to have
been taken by gentlemen to collect their counte.
nances, in order TO have done 1t with all due
grar,ty. What an excellent Joke it must have
been to hear JACK SHAYs shouting skpITIoN.
HAMLET.
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THE EEW TARIFF.

The bill making essential alterations in The
taiitf Of import duties, reported by AIR. BALD.
WIN, OF Pennsylvania, chairman OF the COM
'mitee on manufactures, has justly produced
an excitement IN the commercial part OF the
un,oa II IS supposed 10 be nourishing a worm
to prey upon The vital interest of the com
merce at the eastern states, by imposing du
ties upon the principal articles OF our inpor-
ial,on, which almost amount 10 a prohibition
upon the imports themselves. No man is dis
posed 10 calnness when he perceives his hon
est means OF support, crambl,ng away before
the sf'dnt bot corroding influence al reguls.
ton AMI restriction Well may our rner-
chants eXclam in the language OF Shyioek-
+" You take my lie, when you DO take the
means whereby i've; you take my house
when you do take the prep, which doth sup
port my house, The object in this bill is
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House Of Representatives.
MONDAY, APRIL >.
q 1STIArL, cDnnc


Mr.. Holmes, aiiersolne predatory remarks,
in which he said the persons interested in the
bill, the recompinent of which be was about
o move, were about forty five IN number, and
be amount of duties they asked TO be Iel,es-
ed Of, probably exceeded so 900 dollars. on
goods imported into the British lines during
he late war, by American merchants, with a
view 10 their being smuggled into the United
States moved,
That the bill for the reliefof certain per.
sons who have paid douole duties on goods
imported INTO Cdst'ae, be recommited for
inquiry
1. Who are the persons olaimins relief under
the bill, and the amount Of each claim.
2. Az what time the goods, from which re-
lief from duties Is claimed, were imported into
Castne.
3. Who were the importe 5, and on whose &C
count.
4. What amount Of goods were originally i,s
ported by any Of the claimants, and how much
thereof have been d'sfo.ed of, and IN what man
ner.
5. What was the price or value at the time Of
importation.
6. What duties were paid OH them to the Brit
sh custom house.
7. And to report any Other facts which the,
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deem expedicnt. not embraced within the scope
of these inquiries or to make such amendments
to the bill may be proper to exclude from its
provisions certain CT mants WHOM ere importers
If goods into a territory occupied by the enemy.
Alter short debate in which the motion
was opposed by Messrs SnYrH, OF Nd. Ma
SON. kis.LEY. WHITMAN aud LIvEhmoRE, as
producing unnecessary delay, the motion was
agleed 70.
TUESDAY, APRIL A. Mr. Smirn reported
tue Casinc importers relief bill, with amend
ments.
WEDNESDAY. AraIL 8. On motion OF Mr.
NoRToN. Committee was appointed To re-
port on the expediency of providing by law
for an earlier meeting of the next session Of
Congress than The usual time.
TIE bill fer the relief of The Casfine Import
efs, was amended, passed and returned To the
Senate.
THURSDAY, APRIL q Several resolutions
respecting the removal of the remains Of
GEORGE WASHINGTON 10 tie Capitol
and the procurement OF an Equestrian Statue
IT bronze of him, were moved by Mr.. ERvIS,
bdt The House refused 10 consider them.
CIJL LIST APPROPRIATIONS.
After commitment. The House refused To a.
gee 10 two Of the amendments of The Senate
10 he Cirii Lit appropriation biA, viz. the
rue 10 augment The salary Of The Attorney
Generals Clerk from 500 10 1000 and .lhe
oiher to appropriate ) 10 ,o00.t 10 pay balance
o an old collector OF internal reyenue-lhis
claim 10 be provided for by apeciai hill)
The Other amendments were concurred in.
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flhefe can &c any addition TO the satisfaction
hey must have in the testimony oil their own
eonscieoces. they NAV therefore derive il from
The foil assurance of the general and cordial
capitalization Of lheir constituents. They may
~ pelieeily "a herized 10 entertain the most
firm conviction, that al the attempts which
have been or can be made TO undermine the
confidence OF the people in their patriotism
and integrity. viii never be able TO shake the
sold RICK upon which they stand--lt is a
proud eminpnce. Ii rests upnn the eternal
foundations of Justice. cliff upon which
lhe pillows themselves must break, and which
can belr the brunt Of the storm, may well
smile at he spray
1t may be immaterial perhaps 10 inquire
how far The object of these assaults may have
been TO raise Up other individuals ga tier
ruins, and 10 load with the highest honours Of
tie new State those who have hetrayea the
interests and disoheyed the sentiments OF their
constituents. Nor is It of any particular con
sequence TO inqaife how far the rash enter
prize may have arisen from an instructive per
ception al the urgent Importance OF diverting
pubic indignation. We pretend mol Ia be
Judges OF other mems servants. Unto their
ossa masters shall tho stand or tdH-lt seems
from Mr.. PinokneJ's letter that their conduct
is approved al the Southwark.
But in regard 10 The treatment Of one OF
these gentlemen in particular, received from a
source which has formerly been fluent, ii not
sincere, in hs eulogiun, something more seems
10 minge than the mere merits Of The Missouri
l.. II l.. -
be desirable with some TO remove out of the
way, is perfectly credible, and therefore ex
cites 40 surprise. lis reputation and talents
above all bis stern aad Incorporating in
tegriy deservedly distinguish him among
those elevated and favoured individuals, high
in the public confidence. whom the finger Of
heaven indicates az the faithful walchmen on
the future walls Of our political Zion. The
meaning of the term will no, fail 10 be under
stood II signifies those who will not cut IN
. for Offices, but who viii nevertheless be vig-
Ian, for the pubic welsare---nlen who like
ARlsTrDEs. are net 10 be inundated by men
aces nor diverted by seduciions. TIE PEG
pie of Maine are not yet tired Of hearing such
a man called The Jvsr.
Ii is no afieclalion 10 profess mol to be ap
prised Of those qualifications, on which the
Argus is accustomed to value lis eorre,pon
dents On same branches it is best perhaps
not to be too wise. But il is no, easy 10 per.
ceive what important public interest reqoires
the sacrifice OF Mr. WHITMAN. Ii he must be
bound victim however to the shrine of the
political Moloch there are probably priests
enough ready TO perform the ofliee-Bul there
are those OF whom il canno, be eroctcd II i.
unnecessary 10 say more f; even II il were
proper 10 identify individuals. A writer who
chooses TO remain Anonymous is in some
measure entitled to he privilege Of bis mask.
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JOURNAL OF CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.

TUESDAY, APRIL 4.
The Senate were occupied The whole day
in discussing amendments 10 The 1890 CsiI
Li,t appropriation bill, winch was ordered a
third reading, as amended. 1Prhe amend
menis for adding 1000 collars for the purchase
of books for the Library, 1900 for two ad.
diiionai Treasury Cleths, 1000 (iasiead d
500 for the Clerk Of The Attorney General.
$1,000 for balances due 10 old internal rese
nue. collectors, i.44i "A for the Treaty OF
Client agent, and 10000 tor treaties with the
Indians, were al adopted A motion 10 APP
propriaie 1000 dolisls ~ establish an agency
at Hamburg, Tor the relief oi distressed Amer
lean seameD, was negallsed 2 TO IS. Adj