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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-04

al work On q wheel, was blown down
and the horses much crippled and burn
ed.--No lives were lost. \ negro man
who attended the mill, stepped out a mo-
ment before the explosion took place, and
escaped unhur.
Com. Porter's squadron, at the last
date, was partly employed in cruises, and
part at Key West rehting. Notwit
standing the weather had been excessive
ly warm. and the squadron had under
gone severe hardships, the officers and
crews, generally, enjoyed good health.
A desperate attempt was made last
week by some cf the convicts in The Con
necticut State Prison, but was rendered
abortive by the decisive conduct OF the
guard. There were 40 prisoners in the
shop-and one commenced by striking
the keeper.--Thc guard fired, and three
of the culprits were wounded, the ring
leader badly.
New YoRK, May 81,
"7he Winding mp. "-'ihe sports of
the turf were yesterday concluded at the
Union Course. The purse of SIX hun
dred dollars, which was to have been run
for the day before, was easily taken by
the southern horse Childers---the mare
Slow and Easy being distanced the Sec
ond heat.
At twelve o'clock, the following hor-
ses appeared, to run for purse Of three
hundred dollars, two mile heats: Mr.
Johnson's horse Henry, (antagonist of
Eclipse) Mr.. Baxter's horse Moses. and
Mr.. Jones' mare, Jane. n-the Green.
Henry appeared perfectly fresh, and took
the purse with The utmost ease; and
Moses, in the second heat was dstanced.
Thus have terminated the sports Of
the most bustling week, that i'll 'ime Of
peace, New York ever witnessed. On
the great match race the northern jockies
were victors, bu. they have nothing
more to beast OF, for Eclipse appears to
be the only horse we can bring into the
field against the Soutl,erons. And f.
clip>e is to appear on the course no more
the challenge to run for from twenty
to fifty thousand dollars, having been
very properly and prudently declined.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-04

Dissotntioa@ 90, partnership.
THE co-pmmership heretofore exist
4 log under the firm OF BIiss s. .'iarsh. is this
day BY mutual consent, dissolved.
EBEN u BLISS,
SAML J. MARSH
Newport, June 3. 1928. ga 3w1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-04
NOTICE..

NOTICE..
THE co-partneI ship heretofore cyi>,
L ing under the 6sm Of SpoosEa RGAn i'
TINS day dissolved by mu,us, consent, n pe,son
having any demands ags'"s, said h'm, r,q1ss',r
to present them and those indebted to SID H.
are requested 10 call and settle their accounts - I
ohp'r Reed, within nine y days. At his store, drccL
W opposite a, v. rSyl lors. - 81, ...
WILLIAM SPOONER
... OilNER REAn
-, Nav 25 rpo7 lu,a Cal
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-04
Erl;bce OF The Sun.

7'tIIOoI y ~
Itwes stated IN ,hc li"pef's ier'y ffes''
tha, On Eclipse OF the Sun would Occur on inc
TT, day Of June 1924, but it will not DC 70.
tai a, any part OF The United States. IL was
also sisted that there would not be another 70.
cal Eclipse Of the Sun visible in the Cnneo
State. until July 1850. On the 3o'h Day o,
Soyember, 1884, there will be an eclipse OF
the Sun tbs, will be total in the South paris OF
IN. Uoucd States the centre Of 'he Moons
IA. X shadow will usve, over par, OF tho state
pf fGeoreia.-BosfoD Pdtrtof.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-04

Cir.ui Court o. the United States.
This Court yesterday recommended
;,s Session in this CITY. The cause OF
George S. White vs. George brin'ey'
which has excited considerable curiosity
and been often alluded to in the papers,
after some remarks by Counsel, was con-
tinued to the next term.
BOstan PGiri0i, My %.
Po7:Ger MiN Explosion. .-Ihe pow
der mills of Spencer Cooper. & 20, IN
the vicinity of Lexington, (ky } oIew
IN on the evening Of the 5.h inst, he
house in which the pestles were in oPe'
ration, was blown to atoms-many u ule
fragments we're lodged in the trees, lns
4dioiring house in which six horses "e'e
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-04

June T..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-04

WNI. S. PATTEN.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-22
IYNcnBuRG, AUGUST l., la2a

rHRAruM la pr Joba lrahells ID
-o,tetto the Rev. Robert Hun, in lasi Trida, :
paper, 76ih line Of the lsi paragraph, instead
of--"nuJ a Ma. Jtrusaifm had afterwards 10
he given to Moses, Rad and a.At'e Reeeta-
.i0n," H.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-22
TIE VIRGINIAN.

pIEASANTN. 81 IsfsN a -
ptfnI IsifksN on TlF IA ~ % tHE INsos.
.Yl.a d. opposite Aessrs isffTieh 4. eiagtgfs
m. The srmi-Wrelly Paper, at 81 and The
Weekly Paper, nj SO Per anaam, payable IN
advance NJ -uiiscrirSiea wtaaf.e received i1i
les time than .siN m1stafs aud 40 paper "iil
b. eiscouliuurd lhut al the dasoHeiioh oil The
Ed,ars) ua,ii al srresrsgss sFe faid-
~ idycr,r enehts will be alfsefiFd at D,
y48.s scr .uuere Ger less) the first time and
- ! crr,s leg ezrh continuance. Those
ron, a distance ulss' a,e rs.d for previous 10
their rsrrtion, >e tsr pay nent assained BY
.amr responsible F~-an IN Lynehhafs
NJ Chanctry orders are inserted Tor So
dollars
M. An LETTERS addressed 10 the Editors npst
he resr ram, or they viii not be ai'e''ded 10.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-22

profits with another Ills consult a-.s 3,
first alledged by the court as a ground TO
their extraordinary proeeedins-but whel
this was beaten from under them, they
boldly affirmed il made no difference whe-
ther he was willing or not. | am glad that
am not lawyer-for when | beheld fac
ton and ciannisll spirit perYading the seats
of justice-and brazeu- laced bigotry pur-
SUNG its iniqnitous purpose in despite of
truth and reason, might be tempted 10
express M adherence with degree of
freedom not at all 10 my interest.
i Citi.en Of buckingham.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-22

a. The following communication is on
n matter in which the public is concerned,
inasmueh as the pure administration Of the
laws is an object Of importance to every
man in the community. We therefore give
it a place, processing to know nothing of
The circumstances, or Of tho persons impli-
Gated -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-22

'Fheothy .Eeni.-lt is stated by cor
'"spoodent of the Poultry VI Gazette,
hat in the town of Wells, young cock
ately ate at one meal, fire young rattle
'adheS, III the presence Of credible witness
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-22
v@wS--

0Hiinm Temple tranktin, grandson Of
DIR. Franklin, and Edit1r of his works, died
ON the 25th May last, at Paris. The
Constitutional of the 9Th june, contains
very kind obituary notice of the deceas-
cd.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-22

I'm eni,nal of the Tiger species, and sup
posed to be one of the largest kind from
Mexico, has lately been seen in Kentucky.
Two experienced hunters fred at him ~
llmes, without bringing him down, though
1t Is probable that every shot struck him,
as the line OF retreat was marked with
Mood. lie was seen few days after ma
KING his way into Tennessee The print
otthe paw OF this animal made in the earth
corresponds with the reports made of his
great bulk.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-22

Iuntlenialple, our pal

undeniable, our pr pro- i9s il,a. gus
will has no innuenas lth the legislature,
is already established. have, 1 hope, suc'
ceedod n proving TINT the next legislature
will be governed very much on This subject,
By the opiniens Of the last, aud that the
E,st adopted tier opinions not from Their
constituents, bat from some other aud
.iliegiiimate quarter. Whether they derl-
we'd them from the people of Richmond,
and the officers Of government, from NE
membtLa-of congress from Virginia, or
from ert aud agreement among them
selves, rom al these sources together,
is ir1nz7erial As republicans, who ac-
knowledge no authority hut that of the
people, who will submit TO no dict'tion
but theirs, il IS equally incumbent on the
people ofVrginia, 10 resist the attempt ofthe
next Legislature, which will undoubtedly be
made, to force Dir. Crawford down our
threats, and to vndicate their right to
choose tor themselves. DRUSUS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-22

,h.. ~, nrusse,s paper Of June Sd, states.
Mat Mr. Charles Bonaparte, Count de-
naas, > with his wife and family, had
PASSED through Leigc from ROM, on ..ei.
way % America.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-22

Hdrn1ng an Thunder Storms.-On III,
otn ut: at Pichensyille, rs. e. daughte
D. mr. Mansel, aged II, was killed by light
nlnS-haYlnS placed herself near the chin
ney situation above all others to be =
'oded in thunder storms.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-22

Letters from Philadelphia announce tie
toss OF one of the brightest ornaments oi
the Maryland judiciary, in the death Of
the Hon. WALTER DORSEY. Chief
Judge OF Baltimore and Hartford County
Courts.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-22

T. Paul lillian, Prince of Wirtcmterg,
arrived at Franklin, Missouri, on the nh
OF June. II is his intention to ascend the
missouri River to the mouth Of the yellow
Stone,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-22

Il Fine Coupie,-From Ohio, we hsv,
the account ofthe "unequal yoking togctb
err OF Geo. Hay, 4 feet one inch high, an,
weighing % pounds, to Mis- Elizabeth Hart
man. , ieet three inches high and weshH;
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
REMOVAL.

4 w Subscriber having lately removed from the town Of
"s'siie, inlhe state If Delaware, TO that comno-
~, 1,t Nei established Inn, known by the sign OF the
rlA iIet no. 50, North Fourth Street, philaclplia
rSly occupied by Mr. Alexander M'Caa, informs his
.e 'ld The public generally, that he intends keeping
NJ Rouse " the entertainment and accommodation Of
"eeiS and others, in the best possible manner: That
GUes AND quors will be furnished Of the first quality,
~ laie spread with Tie best that the abundant and
si1@W '"1kr q phiIAeipha may scasonably Afford
(. NJ s rooms arc hnner0us comfortable and private
4N q tAe 70 Use there is good Stablng, which, with
s o le Tavern gencrNily being under his own I'M
III Inspection, he pledges himself that no eXertion
"a,ihg on his part to relder The whole establish
L 7" 'e!bie, TO such may favor him with their Gus
y. 9ls numerous friends and acquaintance in the
NV uea%"e, lie wouidhe wanting in gratitude, not to
S thanks for past fAvurs and TO those especially
many Years had given his public house in New-Cas-
retce, he feels freedom in requesting them on
,S . The City, TO give him call, and latteis him
|G ! hey have heretofore, they will still find his
,4aI comfortable home.
nfr, JAMES FRAZER.
e'phia, March 81, 1922. 26-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
From the Connecticut Mirror.

From the Connecticut Mirror.
THE CAPTAIN.--A FRAGMENT.
Solemn he paced upon that schooner's deck,
And mutteI'd of his hardships.-"I have been
Where the wild will of Mississippis tide
Has dasll'd me the sawyer-I have said
Iii the thick night, along the wavewasid edge
Office. in acres, by the pitiless coast
Of Labrador-and have scrap'd my keel
o'er coral rocks in Madagascar seas
And often in my cold and lonely watch
Have heard the warning voice of the lee shore,
Speaking in breakers Ay., and have seen
The whale and sword-fsh fight beneath my bows,
And, when they made the deep boil like pot,
Have swung into its vortex-and know
To cond my vessel with a sailors skill,
And brave such dangers with a sailors heart
But never yet upon the stormy wave,
Or where the river mixes with the main,
Or in the chatting anchorage of the bay,
In all my rough experience OF harm
Met Methodist meetiughouse!*
Cat-head, or beam, or davit, has it none,
Starboard nor acknowledgements, stem nor stern,
1T comes in such questionable shape
cannot even speak it up jb, Josey!
And make for Bridgeport. There, where Sraord point
Long-beach, Fairweather island, and the buoy
Are safe from such encounters we'll protest
And Yankee legends long shall tell the tale,
That Charleston schooner, beset,
Riding at anchor, by meeting-house!'
One of our papers says- Arrived, schr. Fame from
via NewLondon. While lying at anchor in
that harbor during the violent rain storm Thursday
evening last the Fame foul of by the wreck Of the
Methodist Westinghouse from Norwich, Which carried
away in the late freshet "
Bridgeho1t, March, 1925.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
FOR DYING GREEN.

Take quantity OF hickory bark shaved fire, boil
II well over the hire SO as TO get The strength out,
then add ] Id. alum 10 it; take ] OF. of Span;sh
indigo made fine, OF the oil vtriol; put them in
a strong black bottle, set it in pot of cold water
ovsr the fire. let it boil for two hours without son-
ping the bottle then take ii out Of the pot and lie, i
cool by degrees, then add it 10 the hickory Honor
which is sufficient 10 dye five pounds OF yarn GOOD
color,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
For Sale or Rent,

YENIIE Farm and Cotton Manufactr, late Jesse Trumps,
N in Mill Creek Hundred Pike CrceA-there are six
y acres Of good land, good stone dwelling house, and
four tenants houses barn, s,abEng, and an excellent
orchard on the arn the Factory there $50 spindes,
with all the requisite preparing machinery the stream OF
water is sufficient drive much larger number of spin
des--the whole will be let sold reasonable terms
for further particulars apply on the premises to
MARIA X. TRUMP.
ApriI 1s 1873 28-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
THE DIFFERENCE.

A self-conceited coxcomb was introducing an
acquaintance to large company, whose physiogs
nomy was net very progressing; thinking to be
extremely clever, he thus addressed the company,
who rose at his entrance GO have the honor 10
introduce to you Mr.. -, who is not so great
a fool as he looks to be.'' The young man immee
diatey added, Therein consists the difference be-
tween my friend and me,''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04

Two Old Bachelors meeting after long separao
ton, and each finding that the other continued in
state Of "snge blessedness," one exclaimed" Wen
am sorry for your iorlorn condition'' And |,
(replied his frisnd,) equally sorry for yours .
Then reloined the first, we are couple Of sorry
fslowsln
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
Merino Lambs for sale.

EVE subscriber offers for sale sixty head of full bred Me-
H. rno eve and ram lambs They are now on an average
four months old, in high order and could therefore be
weaned shortly Any agrcultralisi, who wishes to OBJ
tam inc flock OF sheep has now an opportunity since
they warranted to be as pure merno blood as any in
the United States. F.II HOI rZBECKER
Near Newark, New-Casc County
March %, 1925. 28-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
RECIPE FOR THE GROUP.

Take yolk of an egg, beat it well, and CRATE a
large spoonful OF loaf sugar; take bit Of old cas-
1ile soap the size oil large pea, cut it in small
pieces into gill OF water bea it till it is all disc
solved; then add the water to The egg and feed the
child two or three spoons iul at a time, az fre-
quently as the stomach will,receive it.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
CURE FOR THE DROPSY.

A quarter of an ounce OF camphor to an ounce
of salt petre, pound it fine as powder, then put il in
a mustard phia and mix it well together. Take
as much will lay on square pointed pen knife
three mornings and miss three, till taken nine
times.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
EprTApH ON MARTIN VAN BUTCuELL.

Here, aged eighty, sleeps Van Butchel,
OF whom no mortal can say much i'll
He looked as queer as Macbeth's witches,
And wore beard and leather brooches,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
For SALE.

A SECOND HAND COACHEE AND HARNESS in
good order, lined with drab colored cloth inside cur.
ains rattne with glass and blinds in the sides and back
mington, of Holm FERRIS
4th mo. 1st, 1928. 98-4tn
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04

The Legislature of Virginia. have passed law
exempting all steam packets in that State from the
paymcn, Of harbol masters fees
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04

A poor distressed author being closely pursued
BY Sherills and Bafis, turbulent brood,
host of street gazers viewed the chase with clater
And every one wondered what could be the matter.
A shrewd yankee wit, who always punning,
Or passing joke, said, with look very cunning:
seIt's quite new Edition, vow and protest,
Of pursuits after literature, uaJOund, bit hO,pressed"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
TO MARY

Where is the heart thou once hast won,
Can cease to care about thee?
Where is the eye thou'st smiled upon,
Can look Tor JOY without thee?
'LoTn is the lot one heart hath met,
That's lost to thy caressing,-
Cold is the hope that loves thee yet,
Now thou art past possessing.
Fare thee we'll
We met--we loved-we'ye met the last,
The farewell word is spoken,
Oh! Mary can'st thou feel the past,
And keep thy heart unbrokcn?
To think how warm we loved, and how
Those hopes should blossom never,
To think how we are parted now,
And parted, Oh for ever -
Fare thee WE'LL
MONTIMEE."
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
CHEAP GOODS.
FOR SIZE OR RE.N'II,

Two Story brick house in French, between ID. & Sd.
streets, Wilmington The terms will be easy and made
"'g@4 at No. Ill, 3Ialket Street.
~, JOHN r. BRINCKLE'
'IHaagton March 9TH, 1898. 81
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04

q Fathers Reflections at the Craze Of his Chill
the day taceIre-month that she died.
YEAR has past since thou hast slept
Within this lonely bed,
And many time for thee I've wept,
And many tear I've shed.
Can forget thy winning smile,
Thy mild expressive eye,
That oft have soothed my cares the while,
And checked the rising sigh?
OF as thou'st played around my knee,
I've prest my lips to thine;
And thy light heart from sorrow free,
Has cheered the gloom of mine.
But alb that smile, that beaming eye,
And payfuness, are Ger;
And | am doomed TO mourn and sigh,
That thou art now no more.
Beside thy little grassy bed,
Where thou so still dost sleep,
BY memory and by sorrow led,
I'll oft retire to weep.
But though for thee my tears thus flow,
Though still for thee sigh,
Pm comforted, for sure know
Thou'rt with our God on high.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04


A monster, in course of vice grown old,
Leaves to his gaping heir his ill-gained gold
Straight breathes his bust, straight his virtues shown
Their date commencing with the scuptured stone
If on his specious marble we rely,
Pity worth like his should ever die
lfcredt to his real life we give,
Pity wretch like him should ever live
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
NO. 1922.
CONDITIONS OF THE wArcHMAN.


s ge to @os Se %no dS 1e not r The or
IVY. jreyIr. and t6,r Dollars to those who do lat or
e u time, TIA subscriber wishes to decline, he
s,, tbc editor Of his intention non compliance
~ conditions to be considered new engagement
W o,.tbs and no paper will be discontinued without
a~nt o hcn exec pit at the option of the editor.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Refreshments not exceeding twelve lines, for term
,i,rrc MONTHS four times for dollar, and TWEEN
NO. VIEW subsequent insertion, longer ones in pro-
"n' Advertisers are requested to specify in writing
a, thrir advertisements are to be inserted, they
H. c',tiplcd till forbid Letters to the Editor, to IN
h. attention must be post paid
advertising blythe year.
/ c,berribers. To Non-Subscrihers.
|, ..r SIG, 90 / year IL, 90
|fmolths ., ~ months = "a ~
II do 4''' . w. ., w
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
cIPIT4L CHANGES on HAND.

|l,o whole Tickets 25 Packages Whole Tickets.
|iDlhlf do. 40 Packages Half do.
l9i, Qarter do. 50 Packages Quarter do.
ly chances arc like toys, dropped from the hands Of
s--,hey were play things with her, but will be val
l.,o U.s. For now the ice IS broke, the Creek clear
n Delaware opeu.-let the Drawing SO on-the Prizes
ad-,aen goodbye Wintcr--welcome Spring-all will
,i.l .c-r'n
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04

|TFING pAPER For sale al lhis OETce.--
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
AelgertiMng BY tie year.
SN[LL-T SH.aLL-L.

Il an somewhat dainty in making resolution, because
.l 1.kg It, don't stand shilll shall-Lheni If sayt
h tgt-COSGEEyE,
Then say it and do It, say will buys ticket or share at
r.s alice, this lucky day And do il. Don't stand
III bal for fortune is weary of offering her flvors
ashrsto be courted. az Woo herthen, and ,ein her
Il Isn Th0usond dollars BIT IN Flee Minutes,
on TWO THOUSAND A MINUTE,
viii be won BY Fortunes Favortes within few weeks,
i, pam IIs WilminptOn
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04

II When those numbers were first applied for, they
adnat BE- obalncd, but those who originally inquired
g 'lem or any one who may now fancy then can have
n O application at the Office, at the same price Of
he's Here Is indeed chance, do not then stand shill-
-saslIany longer, but S7Sreect on the high stand
3 Us Commissioners, and the consequent purity otthe
awng He rapdity Of its decision and the punctual
'ymcp Of the prizes but above all, remember Fortune
.CE9as, and Hope awaits you.
HOPE, & Co.
No 49, Markct-Street, Wilmington.
'.'Whole Tickets SIS So Shares in proportion. Clubs
'@ha'e Tickets (cash paymen) $50, Shares in proper
on 0~e's particularly attended 10.
February %, 1923. 49,