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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-19
III. SESSIONS,

LAS just received, and offers for
l. i sale, grea, variety of goods viz -
sSperfne BToadcio,hs Gnghams,,
Cassimeres, Ifurnnure Check,
Common do do. \Sui2ed Jeans,
satt'netts, Pelse cloths, White do.
White. red, and yellow 'Do satteen do.
Fisnnels, L 5.4 sheeting Linen,
Bombs2etts Rattinetts, White add colored Gre.
Black and coIored wo.s clan Robes,
ted Hose, Cotton shawls and hdkfs
White and marble, do JCrape Gauze,
Colored and white halfy Thread Lsces and Foot
Nose, 4 ing,
Hemp do do yCotton do
Beaver. silk, and kid y Oi''d silk Aprons,
Gloves, Black and coigred Sat
Long silk, do. y tins,
Light and dark London Dpto do India Levan.
prints, ,iues,
Deep blue Cacoes, tBi.ck and color'd Lut.
Furniture and Copper. L strings,
plates )s,iped and plaid do
a and 60 Csmbrics. Awbne do
do do Jsoonet Cambria Isl lck and Slate handa-
and Muslins, rine Grapes,
Do, do shire Musiins, Back fioreotineS.
Do do Imitation do. Bi. ok and Colored Nan
Real India book, TO- , kin Grapes, of a supe.
Do do null do. { rior quality,
Plain and fgurd Lenoes, ICanton do do.
Figured null Mushns ( Lnen Cambrcs do. do.
for dresses, , bdkfs.
"A and Ga Cambria Di. = Black and colored Csssi
mites, mere shawis,
Furniture Dmities, low ) Do do "a 9.4 Grape
priced, & sbavls.
Fine and low priced Al PLAIN silk shawls.
Linens, >Fancy silk hdkfS
English Shirtings, 4 Ribbons, great variety
American do bleach and y Artificial Flowers,
whi,ened, { Msrseies Ves,ing.
DO sheetings do. do. CVsIentis do some very
Beached and unbIeach'd\ fine.
Russia Sheetings, 4 Black and white silk
Do DriliiDgs, Hose,
India Cottons, 4 Merno bordered Shswls,
Bed,icks Am Stripes & ,carfs and hdkfs
With many other articles too numerous to partic.
ulsrize, all of which he offers at low prices.
Newport. July II. 1921
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PRINTED AND PUBLIsHKp
HILLLiH SLhO.NS,
rRIsTER or tbs LAWS OF TIE UsIrgp sTATEs.
Terms Of ske Republican.

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LeghoJ7iS, SfraIvS, and ChlpS.
WIN. JAMES TILLEY,

NO. 1874 Thames Street,
.Hnd No. /, CASIO n. House CoY-r,
HAS just opened--one case eIegsn' Leg
j l. horns, from s . to 8 10 esch--also one
ditto Straw Bonnets, veiy cheap--and a few
Cbips--which, for cash, will be sold low.
NewDort, June 27.
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TO LET.

And EosSeUion Sievn Immediately,
THE lower part of house, situate in
L Denn.saO .s,rss,. For particulars inquire q,
o6fce Mayo
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UNION FACTORY.
INDIGO BLUE.

INDIGO BLUE.
THE subscribers respectfully informs their
friends and the public, that they have estab-
!shed the Indigo blue Dying, and have employed
sn experienced workman at The coioring snd finish
ing. wooilen goods Of all descriptions will be fn-
ished in the manner, the most reasonable
terms
WOOL CARDING.
Wool of oil grades carded into rolls in the best
manner. They continue 90 manufacture wool on
shares or by contract as may best suit their EN-.
ployers.
The following persons will receive and forward
any articles intended for the Union Factory
EDWARD sTANHoPE, and
ROBERT & FRANCIS CARR, .Neppsrs.
GEORGE LAWION, TVers0n.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Bristol Ferry.
They return their sincere thanks TO their iorner
customers and solicit the continuance Of their ia
YOURS. JOHN BiBCOCk.
MOSES LAWToN.
Portsmouth, June 13, 1891.
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CONS TIT TUTION..
ARTIcLE I.

AHTICLE i.
/. The territory heretofore known by <ho
name of the State OF Rhode Island snd
Providence Plantations" shall forever here
after be known and called, and in all writings
designated, by .he name Of The State of
Rhode. Island.
ART. n.
l. The authority OF Government in this
STATE, shall bo divided into three dis,inc, De-
partmen,s, viz.
The Legislative, the Executive, and tho
Judicial.
2. The Legislative department shsll never
exercise the executive and judicial powers,
or c ,hcr Of ,he0 [; the Executive shall never
exercise the legislative end judicial powers,
or eaher Of ,hcm the Judicial shall never
exercise the legislative aud executive powers,
or either Of them, any farther Than. by. this
Constitution shall he expressly toihorizet;
TO the end, II may be a government oil Laws,
and not Of men.
Art. III.
!. In all elections by the people, every heo
white male person, Of the age OF tweofy.one
years, being ciiizen Of the United S,sic',
and having resided in this State one year, next
before the election, and within that time paid
q state or town tax, which shall have been as
ses.ed at least three months before the olec.
tion, shall be ciizeo OF the Sto'e, end enjoy
sll the right, Of an Elector, in the choice Of
State Officers, Representatives, to Congress,
and Electors OF President end vice p, esident
of the United States. .v+
Q. And every fee white male person, of
the age Of twenty one years, being oiiizen
of The United States. and having resided in,
this StUe one year next before the election
being liable W law 10 do Militia duty, and
having usioed within that time, or paid en-
equivsIsn, for persona! services, shall be CIT
issn Of the State, aud enjoy all the tights oi
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also, IN Luplber Tard,
A gene raj assortment OF country Lumber, con.
sisting ofShp Plank, boat Boards, comm on oak do.
anS joisIsbalf inch chcsnut boards, &c. &c
Wexford April IS.
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4 do Molasses,
$ bbis Gin,
10 cords frewood,
1000 fish barrels,
SO rum ditto,
100 Quintals Goldfish,
80 barrels Flour,
Is grindstones,
90 bundles wrapping
paper.
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With many other articles too numerous to parlc.
ulsrize, all Of which he offers at low prices.
Newport, July 81, 1921.
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JONATHAN REYNOLDS,

Has for sale al his store in Wickford,
4 General -4ssortment ol Hardware and
IN Cutlery brass Andirons, shovels and
tongs--ALSO, Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes, and
Groceries; Dutch Plough Irons, Shire
Mouids, and Piougbs, ready made; patent
pitch forks; :, cad and narrow cast steel
axes Hoes, , ythes and Sneaths, bar Iron
and steel, nail ,pcs and nails of all sorts F;
hearth tile, blackstone lime, Window Glass
end Putty, L,oseed and Lamp OIL sc. &c.
,bo,,;ee
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400 VT pearl ashes,
10 900 hid. hoops,
1000 bb. poles,
90 bushels plaster,
1900 pine Clapbosrds
so NJ do shingles.
500 chesnut rails,
20 bushels white
beans,
hhds. n. r. Rum,
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c. NJ. IHUKoTON.

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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-14
BUCKS COUNTY BANK.

Doylestoaen, Bucks County, July R|
Some alarm existed, last week, relatir,|
to the affairs of the Farmers Bank al
Bucks county. The causes of this MAY
be gathered from the following stateme1.
Of what are believed to be facts.
On Saturday, the 3Oth June, the pres
dent of the bank was arrested in Phil
delphia, and bound over to answer tha
charge of conspiring, with others, to De
stroy the sloop Norfolk at sea, with inter
to defraud the insurers.
On Monday, he was removed BY the dl
rectors from the presidency, and Jana|
Moon was appointed president, pro. ten
in his room. On Tuesday TIE run upa|
the bank was very great, and the dine|
tors (who since Sunday had been intent1
engaged in an examination into the stusI
ton of the bank, } thought proper to c0'I
its doors and stop payment of its notes
On Wednesday the notes Of the bani
were said to be at discount Of As per cent
in Philadelphia.
From this statement it is apparent ths
there was a reasonable ground of apPr|
hension, but it is confidently believed
from strict examination made by tbed1
rectors that the bank is not only ab!st1
pay all its notes, but that after their PsI]
ment its capital stock will be nearly 81
quite unimpaired, The directors han
given the most solemn assurances Of .
solvency to all enquirers, and from Their
high standing and responsibility as ne'
OF wealth and character no doubt can I
entertained of the correctness of the scai'
ments they have made; the delay Of pa!
ment will not, it is believed, exceed thli
ty days it will therefore be folly in 10
holder OF note to take a cent less for
than the amount it calls for. The dirse'
ors intend as soon as practicable to Poo
llsh statement of their affairs for the Y
formation of the public,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-14

more proftably for the mother couitry THAI
you do at PRESENT. is the only mode by
which you can expect to preserve the con-
necton-do this, and we shall guarantee the
stability OF such government. on the cond''
ton OF your granting usa commercial treaty
which shall virtually exclude all other nations
from the Mexican market, and from every
market in South America, which you may
be able to govern or control" Something
like this may have been submitted to the
consideration of the Spanish cabinet--such
may be the kind Of guarantee, and such the
nature of the Independence which the British
government has recommended and would
secure. However, il, as insisted upon by
many, and we are not prepared to contro
vert the position, that our acknowledgment
of South American independence will be
late, and ungracisus. and thankless, there is
reason to hope, that this overture of guaran-
tee on the part OF Great Britain, is allo too
late for the attainment of its object. Recent
accounts would lead US to conclude, that the
Patriots of Mexico, like those of Colombia,
are now in a state of strength to spurn at any
proposition short of complete independence.
At the same time it becomes pretty obvious,
that our government should cast about--see
distinctly what other governments are doing
and determine what 1e ought TO do.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-14
Chilicothe, (Ohio) jane a.
STOP Law

In an action instituted in the Franks
court OF common pleas, by Orris ParH'
against Eli c. King, justice ofthe pe,''
TOT said county, on a refusal by detes
dant to issue execution OIL Judgment .
tanned by plaintiff before him in ofiea|
capacity, under plea that bail had hs1
given according to lave. for stay of exses1
tlon-the court, after hearing counsel
both sides, unanimously decided, on u
10th inst that the stay ldao pds uacOna1
tutional, iuasmuch as it impaired tLea1
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-14
Nezr- York, July IL.
COMMODORE BARRON.

COMMODORE BARRON.
The Court of Enquiry in the case OF
Com. Barron, closed its sittings yester-
day; and, if we are correctly informed,
there was not a shadow of evidence in sup
port of the surmises against this gentle
mans character 1t may now be reasona-
bly, hoped that che Commodore will not
only be restored to the confidence OF his
government, and feilow-citizens, but to a
command suitable to his rank.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-14

We understand, that there have been some
heavy draws upon the bank Of North Caro-
ina, at Raleigh, inithe course Of the last two
months-one, within that time, the Directors
took time to consider OF. and finally refused
payment, These drafts are made by the u.
States Bank. [Rich. Compiler.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-14

very amiabie man; and exceedingly well
disposed towards The Americans, which
causes him to be watched with Jealous eye
by his countrymen. He is considered cor
rect. vigiant and determined officer.
THE morning we arrived off the bar,
while some of the men on shore were eDgag-
ed IN taking the powder of some shells
which had been filed, one Of them blew up,
killing one man and woundiDg Ia others, one
of whom died the same morning. The com.
mon people with their usual superstition
and ignorance, viewed it as an ill omen"
pre- dicating their belief that it was precur-
ser of ills they might expect under our gov
eminent. and connecting the accident with
our arrival.
Various and incorrect reports having
got sAoat in regard TO the health OF our troops
!, may not be improper to inform that IN the
whole we have not above half dozen who
are indisposed, and not one OF them in the
least danger. Since we left Boston, which
is almost two months, We have lost but a
single man; he was attacked with bilious
fever, and that he might have more comior-
table quarters, was removed to the hospital
at Ferna ndina. After being auded few
DAYS his disease assumed malignant cha
"a cter, which carried him of during our Wis
it to St Augustine.
"I cannot conclude without acknowledge
ing the polite attention we received from
the inhabitants OF St. Mary's; while laying
before that place." Dem. Press.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-14
FROM ST. AUGUSTINE.

We learn by the schr, Resolution, from
St. Augustine, that the Spanish authori-
ties were busily engaged in shipping for
the Havana, the cannon and munitions
of war belonging to the Spanish govern.
mcnt there, and that the surrender would
not be made until the 10th July, or after.
Capt. M'Gilvray passed the transport ship
Meteor, with troops on board, on their
return to St. Augustine, from Cumber-
land and spoke the U. S. schr. Porpolse,
on a cruise Savannah Georgian.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-14

Extract of letter to gentleman IN Pc
tsrs6urg, ia dated Pensacola, ". r.
June 10, 1921.
1.-THE Hornet has at last arrived--she
came into port last evening, in nine days
from Havana. Cap Read was sick a
few days at Havana, but is now quite
we'll. Thu decay of the Hornet was oc-
casioned II believe) by the death OF the
Intendant-G General An express was sent
to Gen. Jackson Immediately after the ar
rival of the Hornet; and we expect the
transfer will take place in few days
The general is now in Montpelier, 63
miles from this place"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-14

Of oil other nations Not against PRUSSIA,
certainly-not against France. nor Holland
nor Austria-not even against Russia; fol
ambitious and syarlcious as she is, it would
not suit her to interfere, knowing that such
a step must tend to break up the unholy
league, by means of which she ultimately
looks to lord it over Europe and Asia
Though the guarantee purports to be general,
the object may be isolated and partI-
cuisr. aud perhaps that man would
not be far from the mark, who would guess
"all other nations" 10 mean simply, the Unit
ed States Of .americG! If the guarantee has
been really offered, there is, no doubt, more
in the matter than, on the first blush, meets
either eye or cart is not guarantee for
nothing lit is not from any Unborn attach
ment TO that pure principle of national indie
pendence- il is not from love Of liberty
1t is no, from any hereditary qualms Of an
oyerstrained humanity-nor is it from any
newly created consideration for the blood
and the suferings of an oppressed people,
who have struggled through all the vicissi.
tubes Of a ten years war to attain their indie
pendence, that this guarantee is offered. Is
il not TO satisfy the craving of commercial
cupidity--,o obtain some erclusive CONNER
cial privilege? A few months since it was
confidently stated, that party in Mexico
had declared their willingness 10 take
Spanish Prince as king, on the condition OF
their independence as nation being &C.
knowledged. On this occasion, might not
the British minister have addressed the cabi-
net of Ferdinand in terms like these -
"You cannot hope TO govern Mexico as you
have hitherto done--send them king, &C.
knowledge their ;ndependence-tbat indie
pendence will be merely nominal. for thro'
. king OF your own choosing you will be a.
10 govern Mexico more effectually and
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-08-22
Morccstcr 15ank.
Director for the ensuing week,
SAMUEL M. BURNSIDE,
TOicn,

AT Leicester, Mr.. Zaccheus Hasey, aged
10.
In Holden, on the 9th inst. Miss Jane Rice,
youngest daughter of Dcac. Peter Rice, aged
years.
In Oxford, on the Cd inst. widow Mehitable
Hudson, aged 88. Printers IN The State Of
.NeO- York are requested TO ipseh his death.
At Oxford on the I'd inst. Mr.. John qysan,
native of Carlisle, England aged 33.-A
true pattern OF industry, talert and infexible
integrity. Cheerful, modest and unassuming
in his manners, he secured the respect of all
his acquaintance.-The manly and social vir-
tues so conspicuous in his nature, commanded
the sincere affection of all his relatives.
AT scarborough, on the 9th inst. MIR. Reed
Taylor, aged %. He bore his sickness with
Christian tortitude nearly eight months, during
which time he never was heard to utter muir
muring word; and when his friends were call
ed to surround his dying bed, he gave them
the sweet consolation that he firmly believed
his soul would enter into eternal rest, and that
they should soon meet again in the realms of
everlasting bliss. The Printers IN .Nesc- York
are requested 10 insert The ADORE death.
In Barre, on the 9th ult. Mrs. Susan Wilder,
wife OF Mr.. Nathaniel Wilder, and,only daugh-
ter Of Mn. James Rice, aged 80. On the 3lst
ult. Lemuel Nye Rice, youngest son of MIR.
Lemuel Rice, aged 4.
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II does not appear that the Royal fam
lily of Portugal had arrived in Lisbon
They had sailed before the frigate Mace
DOMAIN left Rio Janerio.
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Worcester, IS.
august %, 1921.

Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, August 8, 1927.
10 the Wido00 and Heirs of Amos FArR-
BANK, late Of Douglas, in said County,
deceased, and to all Others concerned IN
the Estate Of said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
II pear (if you see ft) at the Court Of
Probate to be holden at Uxbridge, in said
County, on the 9TH Tuesday in November next
at ten of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why the instrument, which purports to be the
last Will and Testament of said deceased
should not be approved /; and you will be heard
thereon. NATHL. PAINE, j. Prob.
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ment as mark the citizens of Boston,
should greet young gentlemen, who
have not yet passed through their schol-
astick training, with forms of honour and
distinction, due only to patriotick SER
vices, or official dignity, of the highest
order. TN. Y. Com. ADJ.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate-Oficc, August 81, 1921.
To the WidouC and Hears of JOHN TAFT.
late Of Upton, IN SAID County, deceased.
and 10 all Others concerned an the Estots
Of said deceased, GREETrNc
VOU are hereby cited to an
N pear Gfyou see fly at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in October next. AZ
ten ofthe clock, before noon, to show cause wbv
the Instrument, which purports TO be the last
wan and Testament of said deceased. should
not be approved and you will be heard there-
on NATHL. PAINE, j. Prob.
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Oxford, august IL, 1921.

Worcester, SIS.
Probate-Ofice, August Is, 1921.
To the Heirs of HANNAH GREEN, late
of Uxbridge, IN said County, de-
ceased, and to all Others concerned IN
the Estate Of SAID deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
III pear (if you see fly at the Court of
Probate to be holden at Worcester, in said
County, on the first Tuesday in September
next, at ten of the clock, before noon, to show
cause why the Instrument, which purports to be
the last viii and Testament Of said deceased,
should not be approved; and you will be
heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, j. Prob.
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ELOPED from the Subscrib-
- er, on the It'll instant, an indented BOY
named LEANDER BATCHEI LER, fourteen
years old. All persons are hereby forbid har-
bouring or trusting said Boy; and whoever
will return him to the Subscriber, shall have
one Cent reward. JOHN CRANE
.Northbridge, August 90, 1921.
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News from Turkey, Dia Vienna, men,
tons private note conceived in very
energetic terms, which Baron Strogonoff,
the Russian Minister, has addressed to
the Divan, and to which be has demand
ed a categorical reply. The same ac-
counts state that the Ministers OF other
foreign powers have made most serious
representations to the Refs Effendi, rel
alive to the atrocities inflicted on the
Greeks, TO which they have received
satisfactory answers.
Letters from Odessa, in speaking of
the demand made to the Porte by Baron
Strogonoff, add, that this power has
transmitted TO him justi6eatory notes, by
which the Grand Seignior dlsavows the
excuses committed by the populace
and soldiery. Some of the movers of
these atrocities were strangled. 1t is
said, that M. Strogonof received from
the Refs Efendi a communications relative
to the execution of the Greek patriarch,
stating that Ire would be convinced Of
the Patriarch being implicated in the in
, surrection against the Porte.
The London Times, of July 4th,
says" Letters from Odessa, of the 9th
ult. were received yesterday, which
state that an action had taken place
near Jassy, between the Turks under
the Pacha of Ibrail, and detachment
of the troops of Ypsilanti, headed by
Prince Cantacuzene, in which the for
mer was defeated with the loss of 1900
men in killed and wounded"
1t does not appear that the Royal fam
lily of Portugal had arrived in Lisbon.
They had sailed before the frigate Mace
DOMAIN left Rio Janerio.
The Franklin "a, Com. Stewart, will
soon take her departure from Newly rk
on three years cruise. Several Of
the first men in the different sciences
will form part of the expedition, their
objects being merely for discovery and
improvement.
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Novel SigM.-On Saturday, near two
hundred of the crew of the Franklin,
dressed in white, accompanied with a
band of musick, marched through the
streets, each seaman with package of
books in his hand. Upwards of 1000
volumes of choice books were distribut-
ed, together with globe and charts.
The crew appropriated $3.50 of their
wages for the laudable purpose of pur-
chasing their library; the good results
of which are incalculable. Great credit
is due to the projectors of this excellent
plan of improving the mind, and occu-
plying the leisure of seamen Many
loose habits will be corrected by this
experiment. Donations. continue to be
received at Wiley and Holstead's, Wall
street. Nat. .adv.
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$35 Reward I!

STOLEN, from the Pasture of
NJ the Subscriber, in Holliston, on the night
Of the 18th instant, Bay MARE, FIVE years
old, about fifteen hands high--switch tail, with
little hair off on one side, occasioned by her
being nicko.i-with notch or split in the end
of her tongue, resembling a swallows tail, and
a little white about her hind fetlock JOINTS
also, stolen from the house of the Subscriber
at the same time, CURB Birdie, with
reins double half way.-Whoever will return
said Mare and Thief, shall receive the above
reward, or 25 dollars for the Mare alone, on
application to the Subscriber.
STEPHEN ADAMS.
HoListon, (.Mdss.) .4ug. Is, 1921.