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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-17

State of Rhode-Island, &c.
WzssISesox, se.--- Cyerk's Office, Copvs AZ
comnon Pieas, Dee. ls, 1880.
DURSUANT TO request, the Credi-
- tcrs Of Hsihon rlsnsv x7ay. % Exeter, ia the
cousty II Wsshington, Physician, are hereby notA.
ed to appear, (f they ft,) before the Cosrt Of
Common Pleas, to BE holden a South. ymgstovn.
within and tss said eeeny Of washington, on The
iirst Mendsy Of February, pexs ensuing The date-
hereof, On the second day of The serm 10 nominate
the said Hil'nm Turw0 kSss. 10 and kuone his
creditors, sgreeahy 70 the prcvisons Of made
and pssssd q june sc>sion, 1890, ensi'led, An
act for the relief Of insolvent debtors"
SAMUEL HEtMh, Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-17
VALUABLE 4 real ESTATE.
Fer Salr, o. TO Lei, on 0sry rsasosabse
terms, s.a@A

terms, s.s@A
a We'll Finished TWO story dwclling-
"A House. about 20 by so feet, situate one rod
from the south west corner OF the He'd Market, in
Newport q is good stand for . boarding house
and has been long improved as such. having rooms
for fourteen beds There is also good shop in
trout Of the same, whch is valuable stand for bu.
siness
ai,s--A small shop. few doors east Of the above,
opposite the middle Of the south side Of the said
Market
Any person wishing 10 purchase or hire either or
both Of The abovs premises, may know the condi-
tions By applying to the subcsiber in East Green
wich
Spencer Halt.
sts --:o%:o- rIre
N: D He also ofsers for sale, |on very litcrsi
terms his Farm, situate in East Greenwich, about
miles from the Court Honss, containing $50 acres.
with good two story Dwelling House, thaise-
House, Barn, three Cribs &c About 20 head OF
cattle are kept on said farm which has on il about
1000 apple trees half Of which are grated with the
bes, kiais Of fruit About one third part OF the
farm is wood lsnd and there is excellent stream
Of water runniig through il, suitable for mills or
factories of any description. For further particu-
hrs apply us above. N
East. .Greenwich December 20, 1890.
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csOm.aonusaItb Of asassatbassttr.

In the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and teuenty-one.
AN ACT directing the time and man
ner OF appointing County Trealurer for the
County Of Suffolk.
src DEW enat7sd BY a.. Senate and EonE Of
ID Reprejestatiues IN General tout a1c,a.
bisd, and BY the authority Of the fame, That the Sr
leetmen, the Overleen of the Poor, and the
Board OF Health, of the town of Boron. and
the Seetfmen Of the town of Chcllea, lhall mcet
IN convention in the town of Bottom, on the lee
ond Monday of June annually, sad elea by
ballot Tome iuitable perion, keing an inhab,ant
OF the county. to be County Trcaiurer Tor the
county OF Suffolk, for the term of one year from
taid iscond Monday of June, and until another
Perion iaall be appointed and qualified to at in
his Head. And whenever the laid office of Coup-
y TIeaiurer ihall become vacant, by death, re.
hgnation, or otherwfe, the vacancy ihall be fill.
ed IN the lame manner. And the iaid convention
may meet at luch other times and 10 fuch manner
as they may, from time to time, direct; and NAV
make to the perion 70 cholen to be County Treai
urer fuch allowances for his lervices in exccut-
ing the duties of his Office, as to them fhal iecm
Reasonable. And the perion, 70 appointed and
accepting the office, fhail be lworn to the faith.
ful diicharge of the tuR, and mall give bond,
for the performance of the dutss OF laid Office
10 The ia.isfation of the convention above named.
SEC. 2. Be a. fErshsr enaaed, That the Town
Clerk Of the town of Bolton, or, in his abience,
iuch perion as the laid convention may appoint,
ihall be Preient at all meetings, and fhAli make
a record OF the proceedings of the convention,
in book to be kept BY him for that purpole.
Sac. 8. Be it farther enaaea. That the SeleSi-
men OF the Town Of Bottom be, add they are here
by authorized. to give notice of the fra meeting
OF the laid convention, ieven days at leait before
the iecond Monday Of June next.
SIG. 4. Be it farfhe, snGasd, That all laws
heretofore made 10 relation TO the mode of eleet-
ing County Treaiursr, 70 far as they relate to the
County Treaiurer of the County of Suffolk, be,
and the fame arc hereby repealed.
ARprOUsd BY the GOvsynOu1, Feb. a, t8ai.
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and indefinite views Of the other; but
they exhibit comprehensive and per-
spicuous account Of the great natural
and artificial features Of the regions
which were visited by the author; of
their mountains, rivers, and lakes; their
topography, and natural history their
pecuiiarities of climate and soil; the
general situation and character of their
inhabitants their civil, political, lite
rary, and religious institutions; their
original settlement, remarkable and in
teresting events, which have occurred
within their limits the lives and char
acters of many distinguished individu-
ais; the origin, character, and manners
of the Indian tribes together with re-
markable facts relative to their history,
&c."
This work will be accompanied by
suitable maps, explaining the course
OF the authors journey, and the coun-
try over which he passed and is ex-
pected to be put to press in the course
of the present spring. We intend here
after to publish some extracts from the
manuscript, as specimens of its general
Character. N. Y. d. .adu.
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dept it, as that of South-Carolina viii do
in May. The other Conventions will
assemble early in the summer. Hither-
to there has been much greater unanim-
ity in favour Of the proposed govern
ment than could have reasonably been
expected. Should it be adopted, (and
think it will be- America will lift up her
head again, and, in few years, become
respectable among the nations. It is a
fiattering and consolatory reflection that
our rising republick has the good wishes
of all philosophers, patriots, and virtu-
Gus men, in all nations, and that they
look upon it as kind of asylum for
mankind. God grant that we may not
be disappointed in our honest expecta-
tons, by our folly or perverseness
With sentiments of the purest attach
ment and esteem, | have the honour to
be, my dear Marquis, your most obedi-
ent and humble servant,
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
p. S.-If the Duke de Lauzun is still
with you, beg you will thank him, in
my name, for his kind remembrance of
me, and make my compliments to him.
May LIST.
Since writing the above, have been
favoured with a duplicate of your letter,
in the handwriting of lady, and can
not close this without acknowledging
my obligations to the flattering post
script of the fair transcriber. In fact,
my dear Marquis, the characters of this
interpreter of your sentiments are so
much fairer than those through which
have been accustomedto decypher them,
that ! already consider myself as no
small gamer by your matrimonial con-
nexion- especially as hope that your
amiable amanuensis will not forget, at
some times, to add few annotations
of her own to your original text.
G. w.
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e. Take Notice.
ny the repeated Fluctuations

ny the repeated Fluctuations
- of his Friends and old Culsomers, The Sub
icriber has concluded to remove to the middle of
the town Of Sh'euySs,y, and re-comnence the
practice OF PnYhck and Surgery. He therefore
offers tor sale the FARM on which he now lives
containing about 20 acres of 6ra-rate and, fitu-
ated IN the " Heart Of tie Commonwealth" only SIX
miles from the Court. Houle, and on the great
Turnpike Road leading from Worceitsr to Boi-
ton. He will venture to FAY, that there is no, q
more handfome and better LOT of land laying to-
gether on any farm in III. County as between
so and 40 acres have been plouehed, add fenced
into regular compact fields, and rnuch mo,e might
be Ploughed to advantage. Mose good land ad-
joining the fame may be had IL defirrd. The
Buildings are all new. That all who are wilhing
to Purehaie 10 valuable iisuation may have fair
chance, it will be offered tor iale al PURLIcE
AUCTION, on Saturday, the 7th day of April
next, Preciieiy ct II o'clock, A. M; Immediate
ly after. all the Stock, conilting of Cxen, Cows,
young Stock. Sheep, and Swine, together with ali
the Farming Tools, with many other articles, will
be offered for fsle.---Conditions liberal. and
made known at the Sale.
SETH KNOWLTON.
ShrsaGu,y. March "a, iSa,. u sw
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POETRY.
From the Portland Gaze:te.]
ASK OF NE.
2O%0c


ASK We FOR pleasure? 'Tis flower
That blossoms but to fade
A light that beams one little hour,
To gid darker shade.
Ask We for shadows to cares,
That glitter far away,
But end in airy nothingness:-
Says Folly, ask Of me.
Ask We for visionary joys,
That sting to lure again!
For days, worn out in senseless noise,
To preface years Of pain:
Seek We those charms of fancied birth,
That, mepjoy'd, decay,
Nor leave unwreck'd ideal mirth p
Says Vice, snqsire Of me.
Does your more ardent soul aspire
To real, lasting good:
Does reason prompt the strong desire
To taste thu eternal food?
Ask We for happiness TO shine,
Across boundless sea,
A cheering ray of light divine?-
Says Wisdom, ask fine.
Ask ye for bliss ?--it is flower
That blooms, qnfading, bright,
A sun, whose softly soothing power
Illumines Sorrows night.
Seek We those comforts pure and calm,
That shine so snailingly,
And breathe heavily, stingless charm ?
Says Virtue, ask Of me.
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The Supreme Court Of the United
States, in the case of Anderson vs.
Dunn, have fully affirmed the power of
the House of Representatives, SKI jpris,
to yindicate its own privileges against
every attack of violence or fraud, tend
ing to control the freedom or faint the
purity Of Legislative deliberaiion. This
is the same John .fnderson who was ar
rested two years since by the Sergeant
at Arms, charged with an attempt TO
bribc Mr.. Williams, member Of the
House,
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Sandwich Island Mission.

The Treasurer of the American
Board of Commissioners for Foreign
Missions has received the box of let
tiers, which arrived in New-York from
the Missionaries to the Sandwich Isl.
ands, and has communicated to us the
following particulars.
The Thaddeus had fine passap e
round Cape Horn, and a very rapid
progress thence to the equator, pass.
ing over so degrees of latitude, and 80
of longitude in % days.
The lofty mountain of Owyhee ap.
peared in sight on the Soth of March !;
and, on the next day, intelligence was
received from the shore, giving the
particulars ofthe destruction of idola-
try, which had taken place in Novem-
Der; fact with which our readers
have been acquainted for several
months.
After various negotiations, part of
the Missionaries were landed at the
Kings residence in Owyhee but the
majority went to Woahoo, and com.
menced their work. The various ar
engagements, preparatory to the land.
ing at both places, occupied about
three weeks.
The brig then sailed to Atooi, and
Capt. Blanchard delivered George to
his father. The long absent son was
received with great tenderness and
affection, and was immediately invest
ed with power and distinction. Messrs.
Whitney and Ruggles. accompanied
George, at his request, with aview to
ascertain, whether the island would be
eligible as missionary station.
After eight weeks residence there,
they returned to Woahoo, and it was
unanimously resolved that they should
settle in Atooi, as Tamoree was very
urgent to have them, and as the field
appeared very inviting. Accordingly,
they, with their wives, vent down TO
Atooi, as the place of their permanent
station, about the last of July.
The Journal of the Mission has been
received, from the embarkation of the
Missionaries at Boston, to July 10Th,
and letters from Messrs. Whitney and
Ruggles, to August Sd.
The general aspect of the intelli.
gence is extremely favourable, Some
severe trials had been experienced !;
and they should always be expected in
missionary operations.
The joint letter Of the Missionaries,
and considerable portion OF their Jour-
nal, may be expected in the Missionary
Herald for April, which will be pub
lished on Tuesday morning, the Sd day
Of next month. Perhaps all our read.
ers may not be acquainted with that
work. It is published by the Board of
Foreign Missions, and for their bene.
fl--and is the only work, which con-
tains all the documents Of the Board.
The price is one dollar and fifty cents
year. 1t is published by S. T. Arm.
strong, No. so, CornhiIl, Boston.
Boston Recorder.
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e. NOTICE.

RY requeit, the Deputy-Sher-
~ ifs of the County Of W'orceiler, are invited
10 meet at Maj. He4rd's, Innllolder, in Worcsler.
on Wednesday. the Eighteenth Of April next, az
half psR ten O'Clock A. MI. A general atten-
daqee Is expeeted, as bufinsi, of importance may
then and there come before them.
Worceitsr, March "a, 1857.
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a>F A further iupply Of DIR.
WARNER's celebraed PILLS or HEHLTH--
BALM or QUIT0--and NERVOUS C0RDIAL.
are jua received, and for Sale, G. A. TRUM-
BULLS BOOKSTORE. May 10, 1870.
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.E, the Subscribers. hav-

wv As VIC OUUIIIIUEIS9 NdV-
" ing been appointed by the Hon. Ma
THANiEL PAINs, Zig. Judge OF Probate for The
County of WorceRer. commiiiione,s. to receive
and examine the claims of the fevers Creditors to
the Eaate Of OLIVER MUNROE, late Of NORTH
borough, in iaid County, gentleman, deeeaied,
reprelented inlolvent, do hereby give notice
that Six Months from the twelfth Of March inn.
are allowed to fsd Creditors to bring in and
prove their claims; and that we will attend that
iervice al the houfe Of Abraaan Muayoe, Innholder
in laid Marlborough, on the fscond Wednesday
OF April next, and the five following months, as
one O'Clock, p. M. on each Of iaid days.
STEPHEN WILLIAMS.
JOSEPH DAVIS.
Marlborough, March ie, 18ai.
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TIcE.

HE Truffees of the Malta
y ehuietts General HoipiiaI. have poa2oned
the chnsce OF Superintendent and Nation OF the
Hoipital, until the a of April next aud in the
mean time, applications in writing, for .hoie off.
cs', will be received by the Secretary.
Per order,
HENRY GOODMAN, Sss'v.
Boaon, March ~, l0ai.
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e. TAKE NOTICE.
To Let,

A VERY convenient Store.
: = h,ua.ed few rods from the Meeting
Houie, in Sterling. 1t is though, to be good
place tor the iale OF E1giG q Fancy Goods, Croek-
cry, Gigs ware, &c. &c. as bat fmall aiIonment
OF thsie articles is uiually kept in the place. The
store 10 aiio htsed tor WeR-India Goods Fcr
further information, inquire of the owner and
iubieriber. LUTHER ALIEN
Sterling, Ma,eh la, 1881.
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Farm to Let.

HE FARM belonging to the
EHsse OF SrErHEN March, deceaIed, will
be lcaied to good Huibandman for moderate
rent.---ALi0, Half PEW in the Fra Courresa-
uonal Westinghouse 10 this town.-Inquire
OF GEORGE MARCH,
OLIVER MARCH, n'"'''''
Worceiler, March a8, 1891.
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The New England
MUSEUM.

10, OOnfS-DtFceE, boston,
(WHICH was eifablifhed bv
~ Aa OF the Legislature in iSlS--has nov
oesn open for reception OF vifton two yesrs.
AID has nnqueitionsbly become the greate6 ana
mott highly intereiting Lyeeum of Amulement +,
America.-The publick are refpe afully inform
cd, that the toe receipts are laid out 20 incre,f.
and improve the ERablifhment; and that the Coz
ledi0ns are of iuch a nature, that much uisfut
knowledge may be acquired by viewing this inn
menie variety of CuRIosITIEs.
Every person visiting Boston, for
bu6nes or plesfure. fhould be careful not 10 om;,
calling at the NEW-RNGLAND MUSEUM. az
COws-Street, head Of Markst-Strsst Baildine5.--
g-5r Admi.tance, as cents.
Sept. 10. i8ac.
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FASHIONABLE

+ LEGANT black and white
IL Silk Lace veils, Tome at the low price Of
one dollar; iupefiour Nankin and Canton
Grapes; rich Grape Drelies; do. Shawn; Ene
India Mullins; Linen cambrcks; do. do. Ker-
chiets SILK Velvet +; Thread lsces; beautiful
Wrea'hs OF Koie'--with great variety of Silks,
Satins, cambrcks, calicoes, Broadcloths. and
Cal'imsres-for isie as ufuai, very cheap, by
HENRY NJ SKIES.
F H. M. S. is in daily expectation
OF further iupply of Goods.
WorceGer, March a8, isai,
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The Emperour of China died in Ju-
~ last, as was stated in the last English
papers; and difficulty existed in
selecting his successor, there being
two rival candidates for the throne.
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Ninois.-A party of men, women
and children, in all ninety persons, from
the kingdom of Hanover, under the
care and patronage Of Ferdinand Ernest,
have recently arrived at Vandalia, the
new seat OF the government of Illinois,
as settlers. They are mechanics and
farmers, valuable to the State.
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We are informed, says tie Baltimore
Federal Gazette, that Maj. Gen. Brown,
and Brigadiers Gaines and Scott, arc re-
tanned 10 service under the new reeu.
lation OF the army; and that they have
been ordered on to Washington.
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Letter from Gen. WASHINGTON.

J'DHt NdCNs " US3ItHSEO
The Literary Journal and Be!les-Lettres Repofito.
~, an inieretiing Miieellany, publilned month
ly in New-York, by C. S. Van Wiukle, and
conducted bya fraternity Of literary gentle
men, contains ieries OF Letters from General
Wilmington. never before publilhed, from
which we fele6 the following as exhibiting
felicitous ipecimen of the Gale with which
great man can laple into iporivenef, and famil-
iarity. N. Y. Amaean.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-08
TcR THE GAZETTE
ihs = CALLED iude 1linces."

ron THE GAZETTE
The = CALLED iade rlinces."
Ma. SHIRLEY,
The Argus OF Tuesday complains bitterly
Of the remarks maue by you, ID your ast
paper, as 10 the course pursued by them th
reference 70 the court question then efOre
the legislature. You did say that that papef
embraced one side Of The question osie dug
ana another side, me nerf." 4 hal renla IL slr !.
% iar as ! can Judge was true, and ask your
readers 10 compare The several pieces ~ that
paper Tor the last month and see ii inis slate
meat IS not correct i hat paper accuses On
OF /" iasehood," probably lhink.ns thai TIE
public are 10 be (" duped" into beiiet tha x
such Is the fact out vii veorure 70 say ihey
must apply more powerful : PaySic than
either the nominal editor OF hts ~ 70 hand
Trend whose business 1t IS 10 aun'Ais .er ''DO
fuses when not engaged IN dI-chlrling ~,
duties oil lobty member, - capable o., before
The public will prescribe you Is Jeang d.
ialseDood. The writer m the Argu- u pleas
cd 10 say that YOU have published only those
debates which were IN opposition 10 the bill
as reported 10 the House-the tact Is admit
ted. But IN answer, | nave understood that
DR. Ames nos not willing that iul length
portrait ot hIs hr.t speech should be gwen 10
the public, aud you were Iignt ~ no. cheat
ing the public with an absirac ik the one
WHICH appeared ~ the Argus, differing Woe
! y from the speech as II was delivered IA the
| House. | truly believe that The other gen
| tleman who took part 10 the debate on iha.
occasion, wall not hank the Argus Tor lie
imperfect and TO use a lavorite term OF the
! Argus. Dunghng" sketches OF their speech
es. Mr.. Sprague IN particular, has great
1 reason 10 complain at the Misrepresentation oil
his sentiments anu language.
| have heard il said that unless the Argus
shaped different course from the one pursued
al the time the court qaestioa was m = agila-
ted, that another paper would be established
What influence tins may have had IN produ-
chg the change which we have noticed IA ne
ground taken by the Argus, we are willing the
pubic should Judge. | heard The debate IN
question, and have read your sketch OF II,
and thought ii was very correct report, as
far as the subject matter was concerned, for
did not suppose that The reporter Intended Il
present the very language which gentlemen
used on that occasion; therefore think thai
the remarks 10 the Argus were ungentlemanly
and abusive: and though they may serve
temporary and party purposes, will certainly
disgust high minded and honorable men.
VERlTAS.