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

II H'eraing 10 Seolds. An Ohio paper,
published at Zanesville, relates tho following
dser,i0g occurrence
A woman lately on her way to Cincin-
natl in a steam boat, commenced most
tremendous =" shower of words" upon
sister passenger, few hours before the
boa, landed. Notwithstanding the vast
experience of the modern Xantippe in
the ART OF scolding, she unfortunately op-
ened her mouth To such an enormous
extent as actually to di,locate her jaws.
The passengers, astonished at her sud-
den silence and groteSque appearance,
kept respectful distance. while she with
hasty steps and clenched hands paraded
the deck OF the boat. As soon as they
landed, surgeon was called, who m
stantly discovered the cause of our hero
ines wide ard distorted mouth; but
from the time which had elapsed. no ef.
fort of his could reduce the dislocaiicn
without previous relaxatioE of The con-
tracted and rigid muscles OF the part.
To effect this purpose, he took lighted
segar in each corner OF his mouth, and
pulled the smoke down the throat of his
patient, notw outstanding she resisted,
bugenis c, eaicib0s, with all her mite
The smoke presently produced nausea
aid falntness, and consequent retaxa-
tion OF the muscles, when the location
was immediately reduced; and We are
happy to learn, that, though the woman
is still living, and IN good hcal,h, she has
not been heard to scoid since. j, is fur
ther stated, thar it has had a good effect
upon the Xantippe sis,erbood in ,he vi
cinity of that place, especially in restrain.
ing such huge incentives as require such
vast extension ci jaws 10 enable thegi
to pass through.
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PAINTING BY THEOnFM
On PQber, Ve(Cct. Safiu.l lSSc.

On Paper, pe(Cct, SatU, sc.
u this method person will learn to paint better
- and hsndsomer ~ ten Gays, than several months
in the usual manner. II affords an opportunity to
those ladies' VINO have left school, without compe.
tent knowledge Of psiating. to become scqu.nled
With this elegant accomplishment in a few days
anu those who have made considerable proficiency,
will find it equally advantageous in abrdgng labor,
and adding to The neatness OF their
because the adv ,nIsge Of his system j. not On, tie
fac idty with which j, is acquired bnt in delcacy Of
shading, il exces all Others, and takes not one
fourth part of the time in the execution l. is also
100 true that most teachers of painting on velvet
ssin &c either 4rom incspsbiliiy or fear &C making
others as wise as themselves, leave their pupils en-
tireiy ignorant of the manner Of preparing proper
paints ior that purpose in consequence of which,
they ate under the necessity Of using the common
water coors. (Which are by no me suitable y or
purchasing their hqeid coors ct AN extravsgant
price, and generally of an inferior quality. Each
one Attending this school shall be t.hgh, TO prepare
more p,it Of better qu,li,y al the expense of one
dollar. than can be purchased in any stare in the
United States 81 the usual prices. for ten dollars.
For terms, &c spply q, tire Writing Academy,
corner Of Church and spring streets where speci.
mems of paint and painting, may be seen.
All applications must be made previou. to the 9Th
OF October sepfio
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Prom a Charleston Paper, September 1,
L.sI'EST FRoM 81. AUGUSTINE.

L.tIESI FhOH ~. .1DOOofLNE5
The Y ) schr. Rgvsngs, lieut.. condt.
Hnmm- sly, arrived a his port on Thursday.
iGf st. Augustine on Monday afternoon last.
We iesrn from Lieut.. II. that i, was rather
sickiy among the soidie'y. Lieut. Wsshbu' n
of tho A,h regt. artillery, died on the esd ult.
of b,Iious fever. We are indeb'ed 10 The pc.
hleness Of lieut.. II. Tor ST. Augustine pa.
per. :
Governor Jackson hes, ny an ordinance, d.
yided the Fioidas, for ldicisi purposes, into
Two counties, TO wit All the county be.
tween the Pesdido and Suwsney rivers, and
sb- is,Ands therein, 10 be called the county of
Escamt.. Al the eeded territory esst of
the Srwaney, &c. &c. 20 DC called tho couu'y
Gf ST. i,hns.
The county courts organized by said ord
nance are required TO conhle tho parties
ttrntly 10 the merits Of their cause, aud 10
cause useless msuer, as well as unnecessary
fp,,a, 10 " sxponsed from the plesdiDgs, -,
Ise ct .+.asc Of the parry introducing 49,
tJTs tfrl
Col so.s.s !, appointed M,yor OF St. Au.
gJsune.
The oeth ofolIe3 Stance has been sd minister
I'd 10 the civil officers, and such Spsniatds as
cnose to take At. by NJ. Worthins,on, Sccre.
ls,y saa ac,ing G ,vernot Of WesI Florida.
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State Of Rmde. Island and Providence
Plantations.

NnwroNr. Sc - CLERKS Office. Coprt of Common
Pleas for ihe County IF Ne~port, Sept IL. 1921.
" HEREAS RossRT STEVENS, jr. Of the town
w and county OF Newport trader, has This day
fled in this Office application for notice 30 be is.
sued to hi creditors to appear before said Court
to second dsy Of the term thereof TO be holden al
newport, within snd for the county aforesaid. on the
hrst Monday Of November nex,--then and there to
nomna,e. .AssiCnees Of The property Of said Robert
Stevens j. Sgreeably 20 AN act OF the hon General
Assembly, based 1t ,heir June session, 1920 en-.
titled " An Act COR the relief of insolvent Debtors
Noiice.is lrref'rc hereby given to said creditors
then snd here to apaeat for the purpose aforesaid.
sept l9. II Y. CRAES1ON, CIerk
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FROM THE SPANISH MAINE.


BY the arrival at Baltimore OF the schr.
-Arintba Bell, from La Guarya we have
intelligence: Of the entire dtfeat of the
Royalists in Coro, who LETT Porto Cabel-
10 with about l7CO men and landed at
the last mentioned place, where they lost
more than 1000 men in Killed and wound
ed-the rest embarked All the small
armed vessels, together with the Spanish
b g Of wal Andaluz, have boen taken
and destroyed by the b,ave Col. Padillo,
in the harbor Of Carihageua, which city
it was supposed, would soon be compel
led to capuulale. The soldiers in the
fM,i6carions OF Cumana ere suffering
much with hunger, and they are closely
beseiged by land and sea. 1t is general.
" believed they must shortly surrender,
as they have no money or credit to pur.
chase provisions.
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
MOI iCIt


The looks named bc,ow have been sdded
20 JAMES HAmAoxn's Circulating Library
since issuing the rev Catalogue, recently
published
Snhxeiissrs and o,hens holding. tho raw
Cs,s,egee viii End conycniencs in attaching
this list TO The same.
is0y--,tss (rheJ being the sequel Of the Monsss
terry by the author Of Wavcriy. &c. 2 vol
1906 Benffs Bride. or the Maid Of Saxony, to-
nance ,v Louisa Sidney Stsnope, 3 vols
1885, Cakhorte or the fslien Fortunes, novel
ts the srthor Vi Mystery, Forty Years age,
2yois
l792--caroase de 1fon,noreacf; g rofhsnce l vol
2o6-Druys tkober,) adventures during Is years
captivity on the island Of Madagascar with
an account Of the shipwreok OF the Dcgrave.
tEast Indisnsn) 1 vol
16i3-Earhcncks (ibe) tale, by the author Of the
Ayrshir, Legatees, 2 vols.
205-Edyep9riis Orchard Lowell Esq Memoirs
begin by himself and concluded by his daugh
te' Na,ia Lofswortb, vol
2lb-Fr"ch Rerslun0n (Letters on) by Thomas
Christie, lvoi
l79a-Cu cara Princess Of Persia or the virgin
t&aeen, collected from The original Persian,
l8O9-Hermit in tho Country or sketches Of I'm.
glisb manners, by the author Of tue Hermit in
London, 2 vols
i6ii-Ssnifssorih, q romance by the author OF WAY
eriy, lvsnhoe. &c 2 vols.
i8l2-yNursendo'p (S,Iiage of tale by Ann Maria
Porter, author Of Fast Of st. Magdaien, &c.
l3io--.Nenorth me WanSsrer; a tale by X. c. Ma.
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ISO2-.N .NOnasf,ry , q romance by the author Of Wa.
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2iO--.hapoteon (HIsIorc Memoirs of) book TX FOR
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797 -Nsbs SLaces. or he lives and adventures Of
tsp .orls and Nv, ladies'. being history Of
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59-Od Souths Poli'ics Writings, vol
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2U7- Queen Ei:a6eth. Memoirs by Lucy Akin,
2 vols.
2o3-Rambhs in Ho,y, by an American, I vol.
l795-Renen. or sketches from Ns'u'e, descrip.
tive tale. b, the author OF Affections Gift,
Treasures Of thought &c. vol,
22i-- Stuin1an's (Benj smiu) remarks made on q
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hboey, Angler sirsHOrd on Avon. and L'''Ie
Bri,sn.
1895 Sophia or the .nserous Indiscretion tale
founded on facts. vols.
1901 Tiaie, efhe Pris y. ny Mrs. Holland, vols.
I3O5--J,aies efhe HeoTi BY Mrs Opie. 2 vols
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es-Whelbiey's (lev ssmuel) Leuers addressed
10 Caleb strong, Esq. shelving this, War. Re.
tslision snd Capital punishmenis are contrary
~ The laws of Christ. vol.
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poem by the Rev. J. w Esstburn, vol
209 - C4,.paigss Of the Brifyh Army. at Washing.
ton, B.,t,nore and Heworle.ns. under Gen.
Koss, Pstsntam and Lambert. in the years
is,4s 1873. by 50 Offices Who served in tie
expedition, vol.
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SboS THE EEw YcRN COMMERCIAL Ap-
VERrisER OF SATURDAY LAST.
The ship Importer, Capt. Lee, arr;v-
cd irom Liverpool, just as our paper was
ready for press. BY this arrival the edi-
tor o! the Commercial Advertiser have
received their files of papers to the 4th
of Augusi, inclusive, Eut the lateness of
the hour prevents Us making many ex-
tracts for dis day
OeatA 9f hhe queen Of England
Captain Lee spoke, OH the 7h Of Sep
tember, in lat. 43, 81. Ion. 60, the ship
Panther, Capt Eldridge, from Liverpool,
which reported The Deatho/ the Queen
Of England, on the 7th Of August. NO
particulars are mentioned.
What renders the above probable is,
thit the London Courier OF The evening
Of the I'd says, I" it appears, from the
morning papers, that the Queen has been
indisposed, since Monday, but that she
was better Yesterday evening""
BY MSt e0ening'S Boston PaAddiup'
sve hape neaoS Of the Queens dcsth con-
fymsd. II came BY shp Fraahln, Ri
Icy, ar, iosd at Portsmouth, on Mon6ay
k7ss. in 80 days from Liv~pooL
We find many letters upon the war
between the Turks and Greeks-ali So
ing to show the horrid barbarity which
continues to mark the conduct OF the i0r-
uner towards the latter.
The accounts relative to the move.
ylsnts of the Russian forces continue
contradictory. Austria continues her
precautionary measures, by constantly
reinforcing the troops which form the
the Gordon on the Turkish frontiers.
The fortress occupied by Ali Pac ha,
Of Jarina, had been taken by assault, and
the garrison put to the sword.
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" this town, on nc evening Of the i1th net. very
suddenly. CARoLIsE. daughter of tue late Csp,ain
PA'p VI. roph, in the 9th year Of .'. r,,.
'"So fades the ioveh, blooming Rower"
On Wednesday morning last, h.r. CALEB Coc0ts-
HALL, IN the 8lst year OF his age
Al st. Augustine, on the 23d ut Lieut.. S. " ASH
BURN. Of the S. Light Artillery.
p At New.Shoreham. or the 2d inst. Mr. NATHAN-
lei SHtFrIELp, aged 27 yeers.
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dI.fN kIEU

In this town. on Sunday ening, 9th instant. by
the Rev. Mr.. Elton, Mr.. Joh> r. HoLr, 10 Miss
ELIf,rgrH CoanEL,, poh Of this towu..
AT Gulitord, Con Rev Thomas H. GALLAuDEr.
oac Of government, OF the Deaf and Dumb Asylum at
Hartford, to Miss SOPHIA Fowler, pupil of the
same institution.
At Providence. sANvEL DykrEx. Esq TO wiss
AhsY MApTIN, daughter of joseph S Martin, Esq
Mr.. MOAN SMITH. jr to Miss IiA AssAn y WHRA-
TON all OF 4. ovI iCnce
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having had connexion Win tn, vesss'
but The otllccr further reports, thar fc-
male child of Z, and lad of 20 years,
living near the wharf had sickencd, and
both have the black vomit. In Nole
TO this Report, i, is stated that the girl
and boy hid since died; and also that
the father of The lad, IA Mr.. Har,shorne,
was dying.
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPO
ENTERED.

Brig Stephen, stanh,p. st Petersburg; ship Dry.
ale, Barton, Turks Island.
CLEARED,
Sloop Caroline, Sherman. New York ship Dryade
Barton, ditto soop .,ose in. Bloom, Cole. ditto.
Jhursdoy Sept l3.-Arrived brig stephen, Stan.
hope, so days from Cronsadt and 30 from Elsineur.
with hemp and iron.
The ship Robinson Potter. swain Of This port, was
left the coast Of Chill, March i0 With 800 bbls
oiI-tad lost the second mate, killed by whale,
The brig Bwus, Phillips. of this port, was a,
Cowes Jury 24th, from Havana,
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YELLOW FEVER.

A report is given in the last New York
papers dated at the Quarantine Ground,
and signed by the Heall', Officer stating,
that several cases of yellow fever had
broken Oh, in and near the Quarantine
Ground; TINT an infected vessel, from
Mitanzas, had been driven OH shore, and
part Of her cargo Damaged ;-.e,eral of
;ae cas,; are a,frtai,sJ to be Of persons
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NEW FLOUR.

lust landed from sen. Hsua Franklin,
) from Alexandra. snd Tor sale on q ID.
ner'. wharf, So bbis. flesh stouod sope Zoe
FLOUR, and 80 bSl'. do. scratched, part
from new vh<ai. sF"iy TO
SEPT - JOHN D. LYON.
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NOTICE..

NUT ILE.
The subscriber having been appointed
by he Hon. Court Of Probate for the town of
Iiyertsn. Administrato on the Estate of
6ss. BENJAMIN ROWLAND,
late OF 1'is, rton. deceased, and having qualified
himself tor that trust, hereby requests all per-ons
having ANY clsms against said Estate. to present
them 'os settlement, without delay, and those in
deb,ed 10 said estate, to make immediate payment
GEORGE ROWLAND, .4im'r.
Tivertnn, sept 13. 1921. (s.iS1
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Real Estate--At Auction.
On FPIDA1, Scbf. elst.

On FRIDA1, Scbf. 2lM.
I'll III o'el,ck, Il. III. vM be soM az Pu6.
Ge A1efim n hhe premises.
nNE third part Of GIN Dis11iLERY. built Of
~ brick, and slated roof -.9lso--Onr third part Of
RUN Di,1lLLERY--both are in exce,Ien, repair
The Run Dis,lIery is csrabie Of making more Kun
than any one in this State Likewise One third part
OF Wind Mill, t@o large Stores. large Stable, a
Cooper's Shop, sIsd Two whares with several acres
of land The whsrves and stores make il very con.
'en'enIsor landing sod storing goods All the above
property is susttd in Jlr houIishing town Of War.
rem. Conditions hbe sll aud made known At the sale
For further particulars aPplyto
HENRY MOORE.
.Nexporf. Sepf 10 1921
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RUM, &c. AT AUCTION.
Dy EpIDJ1 .Cso, Ole,

49, - go e'f'' 100
III 10 O'Clock, II NJ ar lhe DMVRe,y IN
Wmren
EH0M 300 TO 1000 Mol-sses Hogshesds--a guam.
l. tiiy Of new rum do.
-fLSo-Cars, Wagons, Su'k y, a Scow, snd
many other articles Terms made known at The sale
+, SlSSON, -sgent.
Uarr1. Sept ID, 1921
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PROM NEW BEDFORD. SEPT. IA.

V-fR BETWEEN Russia And TURKEY.
Capt Dunbar, OF the brig Benezet,
who arrived here yesterday. in Ga days
from St Petersburg, informs, that three
days before he sailed a Dote from the
Prime Minister addressed to the nier-
chants, was publicly read in the Exchange
stating that war had been declared against
Turkey, and advising the merchants to
take care of their property.
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COLLECTORS NOTICE.

THE subscriber having been appoint
Il ed Collector of the Town Tax, voted in Ju'y
last hereby gives notice tina, be has commenced the
collection OF the same. and respectfully requests all
those indebted tor said tax 10 " the same wtbou
delay, At No. 9, Marker. Square
JOSEPH MARTIN.
ept
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WAsnIsGroN, sr.--Sunreme Judici. Cears
October tetn, Il. ID. 1920.
M HEREAS Msuci Pollock Of Exeter, in
W the coun'y of Washington, wife Of Jef-
eniah w. Pollock, now residing IN parts ou-
knrwn, has this day fled her petition, in my
Oiiice, praying, for certain reasons therein
stated, that the bonds Of ma, inony subsis,,ue
between her and the sold jeremiah, may DO
dissolved. N uce Ia hereby given to no
said Jeremiah, 10 be and appeaI. IL he see H.,
before the Honorable Supreme J1dicnl Conrt
10 be holden, a, South Klngstown, w,ihin aod
Tor The county Of Washington, on tn, second
Monday Of October, 1921, 70 shew cause why
the prayer OF said pcti,ion, ought not to 10
granted.
JOHN SEGA3, Clerk.
South KingstowD, Aug Is 1921 Is 10 j
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------------~-'
MOI ICE.

THE undersigned Commiuee hereby give public
notice, ths, having divided the Grammar school
in this place into two departments. Scholars in the
Languages may be retired, aud pursue their s'udls
with the greatest advantage. The, have .nJ ,ged,
a the 'ieaeherin that department, Mr. NAraAvIsL
nELME, whose character. talents aud s.qui ,Aqeots,
10 their opinion, unite eminently 10 qlshiy h,m / r
that station Mr. " viii attend personally on the
iripis s.x hours in day Board viii be provided
The Committee feel pledged 10 exert themselves.
that the situation aud advantages OF Scholars, aho
may be placed here from abroad. shall be sucb AS TO
give high satisfaction 70 parents, aud To the pubic.
Particular attention viii be paid TO their morals
OLIvER BGowN, RougerF MOVES
JAMES HeLME, GuoNAs y IAyLoR,
THoAAsR VRLLs. WlLKINs UpDIkG,
ELisus H. PorrRR. Committee
Litt.r Rest, yuy ii, 1891
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Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
WE, the subscribers having been appointed by
W the Hon Court Of Probate for the town OF New
port, in the county OF Newport, Commissioners 70
receive, cxsmiDs, and adjus, the claims against tile
estate Of
THOMAS STEVENS,
late OF Newport deceased, represented nso'vent, do
hcr oby give Ice, that six months from ,le 81 day
of September, are SLOWED To the creditors OF said
Estate, to bring in and prove their respective clams
ar,d that We sbsli assemble at respective dwell
lngs, any Zine within said period.
NnnSuT 1@MS T'hsisM,' bsss1, Commissioner.
All persons indebted to said estate, are requested
TO make imnedv'e payment TO
ELEAZEk TUEvErr ,l,...,
JONATHAN Z, ALMY. @a"i"'''ra'''''
Newport. sept IL, 1921.
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Baows UNiyEasITY, July I3, 1891.
Nj NArHksiRi IIrLMR. does in my opinion,
fully support the character given him in the above
Nurtce. ASA MRSSER
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~ RUSSIA DIAPERS.

lust landed from brig Sspher. and for sale by
HSESsI0NS one bale Russia Diapers
.Strpsry. Sept. 19. 1891
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-21
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC,
Sant0rd's Ferurian Bark.

VIE subscriber having used his best en-
de4VOrs 10 give 10 ms superk'ie powder
OF the hark, ala he perfection oi wlnCh the
article Is susceptible; aud Oeing satisfied
from the decided preference which has long
been gwen 10 that preparation throughout
the United States, that his eXertioEs ;and
those oil his late tstber, have not been unsuc-
cesslus; ieels II duty, no less IN justice 10
the publiC than TO himself, 10 expose an ini-
position which he has lately discovered to
be praCtised IN vending this article. He
has ascertaned that much inferior bark has
Ueen sold IN bulk, IN various parts OF The u
nited States, as oantOrd's prepa. atom, and
many purchasers have been deceived ia the
expectation Of having obtained The suDsCrl
bers genuine powder; when, IN lact, they
have been furnished Nth common ba'k pro-
badly powdered al his mill.
To proven, IN future practice so lnlurI-
Gus not only 10 himself aud ~ lhe purchaser,
but, which Is OF vastly more Importance,
traught with irreparabe mischief 10 the SICK;
the public are now informed that the suO-
sCrjber never has or ever will sell his supeI-
fine powder Of the bark IN bulk. mol in any
other way than in paper packages, neatly
pasted in a cylindrical form, containing from
one ounce 10 one pound; with his printed
label upon each, and is SOLD in tins way at
reduced prices Jy ali The principal druggists
in the city OF New York, Stephen North, OF
Philadelphia, Andrew 1. Kennedy, OF Alex
andria. sole agent for the District OF Co.
lumbia, Randolph Webb, OF Raleigh, Salm-
| on Hall, OF New bern, IN c. A S. Yelling
ton, Percival l. Johnston, Johnston & May,
Dard, aud Dr. L. Kirkland, OF Charleston,
Abrm DE Leon, OF Camden, Penheld 4
Marquand of Savannah, Southland 4 Starr,
, of Louisville. Kentucky, Isaac d. Bull,
Daniel +. Hopkins, and Harvey Seymour
u Co. OF Hartford, Conn. Martin Cowles, CT
Pennington, / Us Soulhmayd s. Co, OF
! Middietown, HotChkiss d Dursnd OF New
Haven. and by the PROPRIETOR at Greenwich,
, lCon III short il may he procured IN al
most any part OF the u. s. with the proprie-
tors essay on all the different kinds of Peru
Wan bark now used in the l. S.
All sucn druggists as are particular in The
pulverISlng OF their different medicines, are
respectfully informed by the subscriber, that
by applying 20 him at Greenwich, (Con. }
they Con have their drugs OF various kinds
powdered IN a very superior and elegant
manner, and with dispatch; and as the etfl-
cacy OF most articles depends much upon
the hnensss OF their powder, the public are
informed that by "nqulring tor Sartord's pow
denng they may be sure ct obtaining aTtl'
cles tGar are well manufactured.
JOHN G.. SANFORD.
sept go eu3t
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.,.s}sss compIsining, never mentioned the
crr. G.nslanCe-
=, :. very strange, that from the very
.,,,,.ar,Inent ui her illness she seemed
,,.r,.,n a, rs result When II hrst assumed
a,,c,,, CHARACTER DIR. Holland requested
.r,pi.>,,,u 10 send tor another pbysiCi ian,
E,rv,ng. that whatever might be his own
,.,ti,,,,,Ial skill and attention, ye' the public
iii necessarily expect, In the case OF
I'm that every possible aid should be
~ rrscvr,e 10. Her Majesty answered
49,, ., smile. L, the following Effect" Wy
der ,c,or, DO What you please: II it will
~ aay JeKSt to your own mind to call IN
assistance, DO 50; but DO not do II Tor my
ssk,. have no wish TO live; would rather
AZ : lpI,ed, from the inst moment that
bar Hsie,iy was assured OF the very serious
,,,ture OF ner indispOsIlIon, she chung 10 the
a>.urance with Joy and gratitude, anu listen
~ with reluctant ear to the hopes of re-
cp.ry which her physicians and friends
krh, cut to her from time to time, Why
Tn YOU wish me TO lISe?' sine exclaimed on
me occasion ~ the carry part of her illness;
lie 70 ne cen be nothing but series OF
,,uows and prosecutions; | shall be much
happier ~ aHo!her world than in this 1t
was observed, that she responded too much;
that public opinion was IN her favor, and
would make her amends TOR all her suffer
l6g>. Her majesty asked, What public
opinion had done Tor her!" II was answer
Ell. that it had defeated that late dreadful
attempt to ruin her--the Bill OF Pans and
Penalties, Tier reply was prompt and
hrnl--" What am the better for the failure
ri dat ill? Ii IL hal passed, should have
been degraded; ana what is my situation
n.w! have, Inteed, the empty title OF
Queen; uut AN | Queen of England? Have
soc privileges, tue power, toe dignitrs OF
d Queen nj Ing and? No, no: | am mere
private person. am 20, Queen of Eng
iaud." Ito 6e Coatinaea