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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-29
lis AND CONSUMPTION.

THIS new and healing Bsissm bids fair 10 rival
every Medicine heretofore discovered fof
Coughs and complaints Of the Lungs, leading 70
Consumpt ion, ard even in seated Iousur,p,io 10
has lately been used ty many with the most sur.
prisng success. fceitItcaiss from persons o. The
highest respectsbii,y, OF the great aud increasing
demand for IT, may be called proof Of It's good 81.
Ects, il is proved. Scarcely a case oi JpldsI
Coughs, pain in the SIDE, difficulty ot breathing,
want Of sleep arising from debility or even Cop.
sumptions, but may be relieved by the timely usS
Of this medicine Many ee,,iEcaes Of its Efficacy
accompany each hottie
This may certify 10 those whom il nsy concerns
that have been extremely afflicted with tho Ash.
ma, which has lasted NE nearly forty years, and .
great part of that TINE to such q degree, that I
could not lay 10 bed nor tit in meeting without
coughing, notwithstanding had tried many good
Physicians and various kinds &c Medicines, ill !
procured vial OF .snde, 'o,,s Cough D,cps and by
1.-The Use of them sleep comfort ably. and sit ira
the meeting without coughing, and attend 10 ny
business and do further hereby certify, that ny
neighbor Benj amin Holbrook lad become uoshIc to
tabor, on account OF an siiectos OF the lungs, At.
tended with q cough, who has received much bene.
6t from the same kind OF Medio Inc, 40 60 lie able
tn labor again, and can eheerfully recommend the
same kind OF HVsdicine, to those Who labor under
such complaints -
I. the subscriber. DO hereby sol, rnnly affirm to
the truth aud whole truth OF the above ss,enIcnts
befor. magistrate, AZ Providence, X I. this 4sa
day OF July, 1921. CiiRisTOPiIER COOK.
sold by S. w. vipson, Newpor,--T s. Tay'oj
60. Little Rest-itouse Bhbcock, Westerly, and
Whitney aud Tillingbsst Pio. idence.
Newport, Aug. IS, 1921
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-29


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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-06
DOMESTIC.
Fyom the Caldwell (Lake George Guardian.
( f+f DRUNKARDS. al

BY law of the last session of. the
legislature, it is made the duty of the
oyerseers ofthe poor in tie several towns
oflthis state, to forbid all dealers in
spitituous liquors to sell 10 drunkard,
(naaing him) under penalty Of ten dol
lars for each and every offence. We
have received the following notice, with
a request from some Of our most re-
spectacle citizens that il might be pub
Nshed This is the first case that has
csme to our knowledge, and we wish
tbs example might be followed up, until
a dsunkard shall not be found among US |;
To all and every merchant, distilIer,
4 store-keeper, grocer, ern-keeper,
orotherdeaiers in spirituous liquors,
10 the town of Caldwell. VA S
Please to take notice that you are not
to give or sell under any pretence, spiri-
tuons liquors to Samuel Crane, Jr. black
smith,, drunkard. " IS.
NATHAN CRANDAL, Vi
Cperseer efhe Poor.
Caldwell, Aug. 81, 1891.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-06
LEXINGTON, ocT. IL.
LAW SCHOOL. ~ &

The students Of This hrsnch Of the
university have incressedto SO; 'tllcy,at-
tend the lectures Of professor Barry on
common and statute law. every Monday
and Saturday, at,l2 O'clock, and the lee
tures Of President Holly on civil law,
every Tuesday and Friday. A court Of
justice FIR the exercise Of pleading, and
q Legislative assembly, have been organ
lied, and the officers appointed from
among the students. A court. or legis
lative assembly, will be in session once
every week, The present regulation
commences with court next Saturday,
and session Of the assembly the Satur.
day following, to continue throughout the
season, .eisas
The knowledge which the studen,
must acquire Of the practical part Of his
profession by attending this court is evi,
dent they will, no doubt, be conducted
strictly HI conformity with the rules II
the courts in the state, and generally
with those ia the United States. sThb
Jegislafiye assembly presents I fne 6ell
for the display and Improvement Of u
Tents which msy one day come into use
ID the real transactions Of life. Y
L. ~ = - r
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-06


BY the Esther, Low, arrived at this
port yesterday, 81 day from Coquimbo,
we received the folloIing from our cor
respondent:
FaL,preiso, Jnfy 10.
To the Editor of the Menipg Chronicle:
S1R:--For5 your Information | drop
you few lines by he sbip Esther, for
your port, hoping itm@ be acceptable
and worthy your notice.
The war in Peru is I'LL in agitation,
and all eyes are opened in hopes Of
seeing the termination Of this campaign.
The latest Intelligence wehavc received
from head yquarter,, left General St.
Martin aad the temporary Viceoy treat
ing for peace and Icapitulatiou, and we
mopfenlarily expect to learn the result of
their conference, which, without doubt,
will be favourable to neutral commerce,
whatcvcrit may be to the parties inter-
estcd
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-06
ST. AUGUSTINE, SEPT. Is.

The Progress Of Civil Liberty The
tive ordinances Of General jackson,
which were only received at St. Angus
tine, and promu lgated officially, by Mr..
Worthington, on the twentieth ult. BY
reading them from q manuscript, are now
in ulloperation. They were not printed
entire till the 2stt ,ilt. when the last wss
struck offin tho handful form, and posts
ed at the most public places. Yet, un-s.
der them, already the new organization
Of this government moves on with a firm,
and steady march.
Onthc 10th inst, the local judicialtri.
bunsl Of East Florida was 10 assemble in
this city, sgrecably.to the fourth ordi-.
nance. Many supposed 1t would not
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-06
RUTLAND, (yT.l SEPT. II.

L y
uEUSUALHAlL STORM AND WIND. Y
An extraordinary hal! storm, attended
with thunder and lightning, and in some
parts with wind amounting to tornado,
passed over Sudbury and Brandon, and
a part Of Hubberdston and Pittsford, on
Saturday the 18Th inst. The hail stones
fell in Brandon village and its vicinity Of
aremarkable size-many Of them were
picked up that measured from ten to
fourteen inches inEcircumlerence, and
nearly in a globular form. II may be
said that the greaserquantity ofthc hail
stones, which wers sufficient to whiten
the face Of the earth, were from the sise
Of a hens egg TO that Ola goose egg
The hail fell with sufficient velocity to
half cover themselves i, the toughest
green sward, and have been found to do
some damage 70 small c,ttle, sheep, sc.
In Brandon village the sbrm was attend-
ed with very little wind. a.
In Habbardston and li,tsford, num-
Der of buildings were destroyed, and
orchards as we'll as nhy acres of the
trees Of the forest, werethrown down.
Many apple trees, frop, ten to twelve
inches through were torn up by the
roots, and carried to Thu distance Of 80 or
40 rods Books and dher light articles
were found in the ftlds in Pittsford,
known; 10 belong FIVE d six miles distant.
On the same evening, one ofthe coal
Buildings, with its Contents attached to
Mr.. John Conant's furnace, now in blast,
was destroyed by ERE, to'the imminent
hazard Of great qaantity Of property in
its irnmediajc vicinity, occasioned doubt
less by the heavy wind that followed the
storm, q sg e Il
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-06
lIrcHF1nLD, cT. SEPT. q.

lITcHF1ELD, (cT.) SEPT. p \.
Sonieivs. Bsnson.- The plaintiff re-
ceived averdict ipthis cause atsthc pre-
sent circuit in mis- place before judge
bristol, OF one thousand dollars.
The plaintiff and family had been ta-
Ken sick with symptoms Of poison; this
led toFthe searching of the we'll, where a
bag filed With human excrements, parts
Of the body nf some animal, and some
kind Of mineral poison, were found sum-,
to the bottom OF the well by stonc.---
Proofs sufficient to convince the Jury that
the defendant was gtilty Of placing il
there, was adduccd, and they gave the
above verdict. a,.. N,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-06

IccuF'SS nave ttudllateQ III tne Spl-it "
usurpation, rather than sense of publ
duty.
Relieving as we do, that general Jack
son could alone be influenced in thj
transaction by a sense Of duty, we mus
be furnished with something more thu
the facts now before. Us, to induce othel
than the opinion that Col. Callava owes
his Imprisonment to the counsel of those
i'll advised, or to an improper resistance
OF the administration OF justice. s.
3. A few facts, and some Of those admit.
ted, and others not denied by Callsva
would VIC think Justify this conclusion
II Will be recollected that the commits
sioners appointed by gov. Jackson under
the petition Of the Alcade, were author
ised to swat on Souza, and request him
TO deliver to them such public docu-
ments as were in his possession relating
to property in the Floridas, and which
no iadiosdnal had a right 10 retain"
When these gentlemen waited up
on Soaza on the morning Of the 2lst, he
exhibited two ohcn 6ores containing pa
pers which he said belonged 10 the Mill
tary department and TO the revenue and
which were entrusted to him by the late
governor for safe keeping. +
"On examining the papers those
sought for were found, together with
three other records Of suite hstween in.
diridnals, involving the titles of lands
in West Florida"
Now, may it not be asked, how came
public records involving the right Il
! property which belonged to the Office
Of he al caele, and which Callava wal
bound by solemn stipulation orthc treal
ty 10 deliver. to be found packed up ID
the boxes which Souza said .shelonse1
70 the military department and the re-
venue :"
Now let ms see what col. CalIava him
himself declares: In this statement nov
before the public he says:
I" Tor all The papers relative to civil
and criminal affairs Of ordinary justice,
had been given up blythe constitutional
alcaae, and tic protocols had been de-
Hvcred over to the. commissioner of the
United Ststes"!!!! o ls Isl
Was this rue? When. the papers
sought and found, as we'll as three other
records Of suits between individuals in
.volsins the title TO property in Yves,
Florida had been actually found in boxes
belonging. as Souza called them to the
military department and to the revenue.
If these papers had been delivered up
as col. Cailava states then so much the
worse; they had been afterwards pur-
Joined from the constitutional alcade, and
secreted in what Souza called boxes be-
lopgin . to the military and revenue. |
UDon these papers being found, and |
demanded by order of the Governor,
Souzs declined giving them up, but
&c thar he wohid fn,mediateiy communl-i |
rate fhe demand which was made 10 him
in zariting, fo,the lase Gorernor { Gaia
-pa."J
This occurred on the slsl of August.
That day passed bv, as did that 81 the,
day following in useless Efforts 10 obtain
these papers, anl. which ,at, in the mean
time shifted from The hands OF Souza 10
those If Ca!lava, and instead of beina in
an open box, Callava declares that the
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-06

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turn to England 10 rem. ana vic'uai inc
ishlp; but great aea' IS iei' 70 INC u, =.
cretlon OF captain rarfy, wnom wy piae.
every commence ~. ING "anslio !,
leaves US competed WIN 'neee yea nv
allowance OF every 'nih8' WIN 10 .,a,,
drons OF cca's IN Inc rpry, ana aoou' -. ~
10 the hecia; 'hey are oo.l 80 ueep' ', ."s
II gale comes on oe,o'e We g; I"s son,s
ed among 'he lce' ! an a.a SO hans
damage WI, DC ooho' ,IT ~ s,nsn !,
been very 'of.pna'e' 'ne ii.e'a n"..ne
lost boat, beng me on,y a ae , s"I
.aleu sl SUI. o ~. ,eass J ,,L,. .nd sn
INC ot."s arc y naa'", >, h.l.sad
Happy 70 say 'ee'" '''s "o''
me-. r. ,as,.d h;s
'sA'ra.' =, s''qs'el 80 S:.,l 60 Ct, 10
maJesW sup rury' Das's ,ns"s' "n,,
. s-,.' ~, oo' i'4'' a'so :, '
1sau.,'as *
llia,er'o our soyaso n VS. o'sm Wed p
lna u, ~ a." ,hs ;aa .,,o,,, 40 'n,;les
=. 'ne ~ % s,ua;,s -, w. ,a,, ms,
lio', iu.'son ,ra I,...,,aen e,n,lov.
sn:e wa. p ';',, ~. trans,,o', an npe,.a.
e. ~ : e'np'ya's ,, hy bn ,,ssralance &c
1--WE emer.the ice in prosecution Of our
voyage imnesiiafely; It's compafali.se
thinness " tbs '1ssi.uue DOES no, promise
g nv - ~" i, anu W. nlay
qt'o'sa. 'is','s q we '.p''n-eaS
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-06
EOREIGN.
LATE FROM EUROPE.
NEw.yoaK, OCTOBER 10.


I Our boat came up at late hour last
night, from the brig Superb, captain
O'Connor, in 40 days from Greenock.
Captain O'Connor has politely favored
MS with Glasgow papers to the 25th, and
Belfast to the 26th August, containing
London dates 10 the 22d.
The London papers are still much oc-
|cupied in detailing the proceedings OH
he inquests Of the two men shot By the
military, at the time of the funeral of her
lals majesty. The proceedings, adj
journcd from day to day, are very vo-
luminous, embracing much uninterest-
ing raatteE The life guards were to be
drawn up, by order Of government TO
enable tile witnesses to endeavor to
identity tie persons who fired the shots.
The King continues to receive the
most enthusiastic marks of affection from
his Irish Subjects. Revisited the Theatre
at Dublin on the evening of the ed OF
August, and g bowed most gracefully and
graciously to the audiences" who were
delighted with his majesty's condescen-
sion.
His majesty also visited the Linen
Hall, where he remained Tor some time,
minutc;y examining the oeaau!ui sptci-
mems Of Irish fabric, and expressed ms
high admiration Of them.
Preparations were making at the
Mansion House for the Grand Dinnerto
be given by the city of Dublin on the
evening ofthc e5th August, to the King,
md a gallery erected for the accomno-
dation of ladies.
The King reviewed the troops COM
posing the garrison in the phenlx Park
when an animated resemblance of bat
tie took place to the great graulltc'aatlon
of his majesty.
H1tl pnrie furHSf l6.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-06
gents, are said TO be immensely voIumi-
nous, and to bear testimony to their in
dustry, and we doubt not TO their talents.
VIE 9hff Evening JoarnaI.s

1t is estimated that there are nanufac-
tured weekly about 1900, oryearly 200
yards Of Satinets at the several facto-
ries in Hudson. Two persons carry on
the business of weaving cotton goods to
a considerable extent, in addition to ma
ny private looms. The carpet and table
cloth mandatory Of Mr.. ]. NJ. knight
is entitledto commentator and the pat.
ronuge of the public. The weaving of
table linen, TO some extent, is carried on
by the family of capt. Albertus Swain.
y qi5 Republican.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-06
NEW YORK, SEPT. 90.

were yesterday enclosed in a leaden box,
and deposited in one of the columns erect
ed at the south entrance of the Park.
Should the English language become OBJ :
solete among us at some future day, as
apprehended by the British critics, pos
terity may be indebted for its restoration
in pristine purity 10 the classic columns
Of our city journals, and the names Of
their different editors enrolled among the
! literary benefactors Of mankind, together
with that If DR.. Mitchill, who at the
same time deposited part of a pctrifei
tree, as the means, no doubt, of reviving
a love Of natural history at some future
period of barharisn.
A Methods, Preacher has lately ex-
cited much attention in Boston, and
drawn great crowds TO his pulpit exhibit
tons. His name is MafFit, and he pro-
fesses to be by birth an Irishman. Ac-
cording to the newspapers, he preached
on Sunday se'nniSht in the Methodist
Chapel of that town, and SO great was The
concourse of persons that he was obliged
to get in at the pulpit windows. Thou
sands of amateurs were unable to obtain
admission. He has published a volume
giving an account OIL Life, with the
addition of his Moral and Religious Re-
fectipns. BY his own statement he
would appear to be but twenty-seyen
years OF age. National Gag.
From the Baltimore American, of Sept. 90. e.
From the York, Pa. Gazette of the
25th inst. we learn that meeting was
held there on the preceding Thursday at
the Court House, for the purpose Of ta-
king into consideration what means
should be adopted for relieving the sick
and the distressed in Wrightsyilie, in
that county. The meeting appointed
committees to make collection for the
sufferers. The village Of Wrightsville
contains about 300 inhabitants, Of whom
therse is scarcely one that has escaped
the prevailing fever.
Letters from wilmington, North Caro-
/ lima, state that the fever had not subsidized,
and that it has been more fatal this year
than in any former year since 1890. gsl
SomnambnAsm,-A bosrder in tie
City Hotel, recently arrived from New
York, on Saturday night during his sleep,
rose from his bed, and threw himself
from a window in the fourth story upon
the pavement. He was taken up much
bruised; but we understand without :
breaking limb! The perpendicular
height OF the window from the street is
upwards Of Mirty.fpc.j fcet, and when all
the circumstances arc considered,s il is
really matter OF astonishment thathe
was not killed on the spot. Such was
the force with which he descended that
the impression Of lis heals is left on Tie
Tag stone, from which they have COM
plcte!y broken two shlire pieces.
asa "a Georgian.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-06
. Raltimore. October H.

Captain Nv, who left ST. Petcrsburgh
August 10th, arrived at Boston on the
18th instant, states that the talk OF war
with the Porte continued, as it had for
two or three months. A great number
oftroops, including the Imperial Guards,
we're leaving St, Petersburg in detach-
merits il was said Tor the frontiers. Their
absence made a material difference in
the appearance of the city. 1t was ex-
Ipco,ed that the Emperor would soon set
out rthe frontiers. @ f Gazetfe. (
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-06

The Messiah, whose pornpous arrival
in Greece has been announced by several
Journals, turns cut to be no other than
Joseph Napoleon, who has quilted
America, accompanied BY Lefebre, Des-
nouettss, the brothers Lallemand, and
some other French officers, for the pur-
pose of Offering his servicesto the Greeks
A Warsaw article Of July Soth, states
/" it is rumored here that conflict has Ia
ken place between the Russian and OF
toman forces on the Pruth."
"a letter from Nuremburg, Aug. 18th,
states that an Austrian army is con-
centrating on thefrontiers ofthc Ottoman
empire, which is receiving reinforce
ments daily. Extensive magazines are
establishing in Hungary, and thesexpor-
tation Of corn has been prohibited. On
the departure Of the last courier from
it was believed that war was
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-16
Fredsricksburg. Nou. IL.

ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO ROB TIE MALI.
On Monday morning about hall past
one O'Clock, as the driver OF the mail cart
between Stafford courthouse and this
s..xn was ascending the hill short DIS
tun,e this side oi Potomac Run, he was
6reG upon 5y some person whose design
evidently was both murder and robbery.
Two balls passed through the linen COW
eriug Of the cart, directly over the head
Of the driver, and a third between his
legs. lodging in the mail bag, where It
was found after ito arrival at this place.
An obstruction for stopping the horses,
pad been thrown across the road but the
driver was fortunate enough to force
passage thro' the woods and thus escaped
from The power of his assailant, whom
he describes as middled sized man,
wearing dark frock coat Two persons,
from some suspicious circumstances, were
appprehended and bre't before the Mayor
on Monday: but, on examination, their
innocence ofthe crime was satisfactorily
established. The frequent attacks upon
the public mail of late, call aloud for the
adoption of some plan to protect it from
the violence of desperadoes on the high
wsv. If to accompany it with guard
b. deemed too expensive, resort to the
old mode of conveying it thro' the stages.
would perhaps be preferable TO the pres
ent system.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-16

vegetables, snirs'y .es'cet,a. through the
climate snd~soI are admir- h!y catcuiateh
for their production, as vel sol variety
OF fruit. which are equally dIsregarded. The
Spanish population had eth no idea OF
comfort or convenience, or an mvinclbie
antipathy to all kind of labor or exertlon.-
The present population my be estimated al
9uOC 10 $500, including The garrison OF or
500 men-among one fourth or one third are
American emigrants, Of all descriptions ex-
cept persons Of capital-the latter requ's'te
as rare here as a white Spaniard. For the
last two weeks our population has sensih'y
diminisbed-i suppose two hundred have
left he.e, OF such description principally as
could be well spared The houses with few
exceptions gre meau IN their appearance
old, not calculated for busneSs-Ren' has
been and IS yet rmous!y hig'i--h1i II
must come down. ,ral buildings OF
brick are in contemplate this tall and win.
ter-bui every thing here moves like an OK
cart The water is good ssd tine climate
perfectly saIubrious. There has b.en since
my arrival scarcely an instance Of sickness
except among Invalids from other quarters,
or produced herr by thu imprudence and
filth OF common hard drinking Characters
The Spaniards are polite. and ar told,
friendly and hospi,able--,hey are generally
eXsremeiy dark, even approaching 10 black,
and the blood of Africa, Barha,y. and OH
Spain, are so ama'gsmatsd that it is diff.
cult in many cases 10 draw correct line OF
distinction. The females are by no means
handsome. bu, are neat and elegant ir their
dress, when they appear in the streets, par
ticularly on church occasions.
Trade isJust now very laEguid--nothin.
doing beyond triAmg town retali business.
L.Is- calculations are made on cotton THIS
year. but as yet there is no degree OF Ger
tainty in the extent oi that trade. Goods, such
as sell, pay good pro6'--but IN sm,ii
way and ii the article are not wanted they
will not 60 al any PRICE.