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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-11
FkLoH SUMNER GOODS.
Robert P. Lee,
WILL THIS DAY OPEN,

a general assortment of fresh imported
1 n staple and fancy Dav GooDs, lsclected with
particular eare)
AMONG THEM ARE:
I cs'e black Canton grapes. (6-st ehop)
csse heavy Irish linens. put up in pieces.
lot superb olive ground PRINTS,
2Guo blue ealicoes singham and cambrio ,,rcs
ses. musiins, csmbres susuls. fancy handkerchief.
zephyrs aud zelias, black '.vantin, woss,ed cotton
sad silk hosiery blue uankins, dimy. iean.. AIN.
ings elegant psrssois, umbrellas. ribbons. ,uill,d
borneszsos. shir,ings. ladies' belts a new st,;el.'
trimming tapes. &c. sc &c.
ALSO,
A tew more Of those chesp pLECH0Rrc-.I,, &c
which wi, be sod lower than have ,e, oes, e.,
an town this spr,ng Those who call sb,li ne, \.
dnsppoip,ed AZ The prices. Nsr-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-11

RII0Ce- ISlQIlu and WoIU- I OrR
STEAM BOATS
THE Public is respectfully informed that tbs
L line will commence running as follows, os
Wednesday, The l4th instant A steam, boat viii
leave Providence for New.York every Wednesday
and Saturday morning. at O'Clock, and leave New
York for Providence, same days, at 4 O'Clock in h:
afternoon, until further notice touching at Newport
each way. Travellers are respectfully requested to,
read the above notice right. May 2, 1925
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24
To the Freehoiders Of CampbeH

fFLLoW- CITlzENs--ln compliance with thc
wishes OF u considerable number of the free
holders OF the county, have become a can
didate, TO represent you US Delegate in the
next Legislature OF Virginia Being personal
~ acquainted with such n number of Won. I
deem it almost unnecessary to say any thing
about my political sentiments, believing TINT
they are we'll ARown 10 the most of vou.-
However, il they should not be understood |
feel Il duty incumbent en- me, to state that
they are Republican,
In Offering you.my services, to FIJI that re.
spensible station, I do it with some degree Of
diildence, knowing'th that stand before YOU VET
nniried, and can only promise, if elected. to
discharge my duty to the best of NV abilities.
and to use my best efforts promote YOUR in.
tercst.
with sentiments of respect, believe me your
friend, JOHN = WILSON
| January 81, lSo3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24
LYNcHDuRG, JANUARY q, 1913

NJ The funeral * the late IL GEORGE
cALLANAI viii be preached at the New
London Academy, on neat Sunday, the goth
inst b. t5e Roy JoFn Ea{y-"here as Friends
ale invited TO attend.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24
TIE yIRGINIAN.
rmxfGp AID ruatIsurp m
PLEAS ANTS. BUTLER y co.

-HlfF
n The Semi Weekly Paper, At 81 and the
Weekly Pepper. u - Per AMMAN, lia.abif ~
H,!xanre-.,o Subscription viii be received l9r
pIess lime iliau sN mouths aud no paper " III
b. tliseeu,saacd Out At tbs d,scaes.oa oil the
Editas.) aat!i Ell asfearasts az paid.
a. Advertisements VII lie inserted nj 81
1esf' PEI Are Coz ies9 ihe hfst unilh ana
az IL cent, fer each c0ni.snapoe. fboso
fresa a distance mus be paid Tor previous 10
lieir insertion or the payment assumed by
some responsible person in Lynchbarg.
II All letters addressed 10 the Editors mns.
be rasr ram, or they viii not he attended TO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24
~ qnott, he language ofHc Gazette.

NJ We present 10 our readers to-day Gem
smyth's reply 10 Mr. ADAMS. We hal been
taught that the time was past when "thc ia
Tiers having eaten sour grapes, the cbildren,'
teeth were set on edge We ere the mere
surprised that the General should have Lrot
forward the political heresies ofthe father TO
bear against the son, as be in the same breath
so earnestly contends against the htreaitarg
succession of Donors ----Bp The way, Gen
Smith asks what compensation Mr. Adams mas
made for the hundred thousand dollars paid
him from the public treasury Is il NOT n fair
reiod 10 ask the General now he has compcn.
saled the government and the country for the
money he drew from the treasury, und the
lives which he caused 10 be nse'e,sly sacri6c.
ed, while he was the draggadocbl commando,
| OF the northern army You are too yulue
rahie, General, TO hnndle edg d tools.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24
NEWSPAPERS

In the state OF New York, there are =, ,re.
sent % weekly newspapers, one uuhtishe1
ihflea week, and daily ones-in plI no -
II Is estin.ted that 10000 are circnIateJ
weekly, and e'shi millions and ahalf a wear !.
in value about S270,O,ai. '''
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24

II great Understanding 10 the COMES.
SION oil Ihomas Davis, Who was lolrlv s,,..,,.
led IN Alabama icr counterfeiting. he Ind bcc,
80 years engated IN that business 1nri,,a
which time he had made from COG. oooto loo
Wv OF dollars. '''V''-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24

How partial IS fortune! The man who,
oy ms powerful pen, PREPARED THE MINDS
or THE PEOPLE FoR IHDEPENDEScs" WIthou,
"hlch the sword could not have achieved il
received three thousand dollars and Mr.. A..
dams has received, as bias been stated, nearl,
ON HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS For wha,
services OF the diplomatic correspondence
9l hlr' Adams, during his several missions un.
e aef the federal administration, so much has
oeeh deemed worthy to appear in the state pa.
peTs US might make three common pages"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24

See Publicola, No. 6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27
Bp the WaiIs.


NEW YoRx, E@. %.
ihe u. D. sch'T. Snsfk, LieutI Comdt
Stevens, from Thompson, I,isnd, 10 Hsys.
ns, arrived at Norfolk on Sa,usdsy o,ping
--'eh the is'snd the 4th inst Commodore
kopeERs, d.. HARsIs and D.. Va BISs
TON have returned IN the Shark, ssr having
been twelve days on The isisnd, an pet 10, m.
ed oil the duties connected vii tbef mission.
The commodore reached Warrington on
Tuesdsy.
The Shark arrived at Tbomp.n'. I.'snd
on the 23d Oct. and sailed thence bt Hayana
on inc 81 instant ; st The iat,or dte, all the
office's and men remaining on he island,
were IN good health, with the erep,on Of
some cases OF the mi'deN interni ien,, uoa,.
tended with the least danger. Atiwho wee
more seriously indi.posed, had, bylbe advice
OF the surgeons, been sent TO Nofoik, wrh
proper medical aid, before the Sh.k left The
r'snd. Surgeon T. Willismson, sod mid.
sh'pmsn Randolph, with IS convaiscent sea.
men, took passage in the ,ebf H.o, wh,ch
s'iled on the 28, nh. Su,gecu HoT
man, and 50 convsiesceDts, saiied bn the 81
inst. in the brig Harmony, both boun 10 Nor.
folk.
Com. Rodgers. capt. Stevens, surgeon,
Hs"''s and Ws'hing on, with oil IN, ofIieers
and crew OF the Shark, have euj yedunin,er.
'op'ed bea'th--Dnt a man hsvIog been ,gkea
sick rom the period Of he, iesv,nt N W.
Yo'k. L.. l.. Rn,s,su, ~ss iel, in ct.n IN end
at Thompson's island. The only vessel of
The 'qosdtoo iell ., the island was the .ch'r
Grey bound. III. Cou'd't. Kestney. W. or.
happy ia add, that the officers and ctews oi
the squadron we'o oil IN good health.
Toe SCH Ferret Ii C,a. S. Duncan, or
lived at the isiaod ist instant, add sailed g.
gain on the s'h inst 10 company with the
She X fo' Hsssn,. IL, McIn,o.h Who wen,
ooi is' iieut. of the shark, has bteo otdersd d
TO the commsud Of The sch',. Terrier.
The Fer'ss wh'ch-saiicd sn compsny win
the Shs,h, Eom Thowp-o~'s island, tho Pot o..
poise, Wild Ia, end Jsck.li, we're left a, tfs
vsns h lost. 20 .sii ney' day On 3 cruise
The u :. brig Sps'k, was sseising or the
south eide OF Cuba.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27
CHARITY.

An interesting, bot care worn mendican,, in
vacant mood oi mind, entered the sture Of a
wealthy merchant 10 this ehy, ard as he psc,i
along, hts eye tessed upon an unusual qu,n,i.
" oi gold aud silver coin, y tich The clerks
were bused in counting. HIS heart .unk
WI h'n him as he tSh the chill u Move nber,
which renisdsd him If the poverty OF his ~
and the mise'y OF his family, and tu,n,r ID
way IN de pair, he ej :cuis,ed to himself yis,
happy some Of tina, money would make r ~
'Nnat Is ,hs, 700 soy, NY 3 ,ehd 2 inteiog. q.
ed The merchant nt-1'he confused me otl,c. ~
begged to be excused; he was not cunsci.us
vt attefng aD7 thing ., the taomen 4; al any
rste, bis thought WAS not meant i,r bis eafs
But the KIDD hesueS merchant worid take no
DENIAL and The poor Iran III ,ea,cd y sa, BE- fore
had 'DvoIun,sriiy btoke ftoIa has T. - And
how much, my dear fellow, W uidkis tske 10
make you happy" 90, ! doo, Nv! ho
w'n'.' is coming on epsce, saeN ssvs no
wood my wife ard chid,en s,e TOT ;5uo y
clad, tot have been SICK. Our vents sIs
limited hoaever, snd fifteen dollars w60!d
d'ss'p"te the gloom Of winter John, cohut
this mao hfteeO dollars. To,k .4mer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27
pyR1CY.


Extraet from the log book Of ne Charles
Sidney, Haskell, Of Nswbu, , port, auped a,
N Y,'k T. om Il ,'bsdus
"Oet, 10, UP. NJ. Lin. ST.. Thotass, s.
L. observed s.n,s,i s'oop ,igged boat sshding
towards rs. which in shou time came With.
in hsd. Capt. II. asked what they wanted,
thcy answered no,h,ng--,he boat pulled ..
etoss ou' bow, came under our lee, aod dis.
charged thee 0,uske, sho,s into Us, and i'm
media,eiy boarded de, ? in aumbe', 9 oegt toes
cad S Spanistds, srmed With mu.ke,e, cu,ls,-
,es, pistols, spd knises-,hey dove ell hands
below, excep, Capt. II. Esd placed a guard At
the hNohwsys. The boz, proved TO be from
spi'aicsl schooner, then ly'ng half nile ..
etc n, belonging 20 Porto Rico! The o,s,e
having refused ~ 6rW to go below, was struck
with . cu,iss. by Q blsck msn, and forced down
whsIe he got along on the ballast TO see end
heac whs, followed. Oae Of Tho black meu
called Cspt. X sod iwo hers stood vi,h their
Cuissses over his head, thscsteaing hin, with
immediate death if he did not tell wnese the
raoaey was Capt. FL. told h,rn the,e vas DO
money an bos,d except Q small sum ia hi,
desk, which ~as TO pay his port charges OF
To ks island. The pi'stes broke opro The
de,s and ehrst and 'ouk all they eoold God-
then beysn . second search, thres,eoing ell
the time they would pu, Capt. II 20 death if
he did not ell the IN where moro vss conceal.
ed. Ahe' ,,'islyios ,nemssive, that 90 more
p'unde- ~as 20 5e obiainsd on board, they
msdc OF with VIVA, they had, saying they
Dus he in q hurry, ss they had two more A.
mericsn schoouess 20 board that mig hl-- hich
wee then IN sight"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27
From the Washington Republican.
lOFEl(lAI.1


Erfrotf Of teper from commodore John
Rodgers, 90 the Secretary IF iAe Navy, dai.
ed Ihonason's Isand, Ocs. asa, 1928
Out ot sbou, lao persons on the Islsod
oiiic""@ s-arnru, and marines, SO s'e sick
principally W. in'e' rniuen, fevets F.; only Que
case, CO., of the whole, assuming al thus tine
msl'gnsn, type; they s's, howevet, oil 10 .
Sofy iuw state, snd l have engaged ,wo wee.
seis, which found here nv scc,deot, 20 ,rsns.
,port the0, tn Norfolk. ~ $40 per head f; the
three s"'ssons who came wuh me, and SUI.
geon Williamson, recommending their 20.
movsi 10 norihsts c''ms,e, as absolutely ne.
re,ss'y to the testors,io0 Of their health.
The men sui rewsi,icg sfer 'be sick s,e
sent away viii BE- sufficient TO- the prescat es-
agencies Of The service. have 10 ,easoo 20
thiak that any fu,,her evil consequences are
10 be spprebendrd, as soch case. ~ FIVE, ss
N,ve occurred within the last ,weo,y dsys, hsse
assumed a much miider type than previous TO
that ds,e. I have just retutned ON v,siting
al he 'iek q, bath hospiiSis. Il appears they
bed taken up an impression that they would
no, recover To ,his climate, and on b,ias told
OF my io,eo,ion 10 scod them home, every
cosn'enince sppened TO beam with jy
MaI of them who have had yellow isvei, ,e-
ispssd 1910 intst mitent."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27

which he sscenocd, and looked 10 slthe win.
dow. Sis Msusiee stood imruosate and 81.
ient--hc looked up, and the man answered
the anxious expression Of his eyes. "He 10
s,isep," said no. "tie is dead 80 on, INJURED
tho father.
The servant broke . psne Of thewindow,
sod opening The cssemeet, entered le room.
The father, changing bis gloomy tesdfsst
ness for ifsnzled anxiety, rushed " the lad.
der. The servsn, had thrown ssid,the cur.
tains snd The elo.hes, and dispisyd to the
eyes Of Si' Maurice, his son lying deed,
spent ,wined round his a m-and 1. thtoat
covered with blood. The reptile I'D c,ept
from the faeeot last sent hsss, snstulhiled
the Prophecy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27

pistol, wiibous coy pfovocstion. Through
the great vigilance Of ,bs Sheriff Of this coun.
~, sDd his Psny, he WAS spprehended in the
siis' noon Of the day following, 10 . 6norsss q.
bou, mile from his own plan alton. Mr
MVs. ihe person killed, siiii remaining unin
tered N the house Of The murderer, waiting
the assembling Of ju y to hold an inquesr--
some oi the gentlemen present made mention,
that, il Harmon had killed him he would bleed
as though ne had just received bis wound if
Harmon laid nj, hsnd on bim other gentle.
men prescott, who doubted this assertion, i'm.
medisisiy put their baods on Ihe wound OF he
deceased, without causing any blood TO flow
the wound being perfectly d'y, the deceased
having been dead upws ds OF 90 houry-- when
soon alter, Mr.. Harmon, he murdere' was
fequcsIed 10 put his hand on tho deceased,
which he did, lightly, when The blood gushed
from he wound a. as tho Il had at that mo
men, been mode, TO the great sston.sbm msn, of
those present! We giys this as We Iccsiv-
edn
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27
CURE FOR THE QUiNSEY.
Ma. SIMoHs,

Having rtPcatedly proved the eficacY
of Quill Tea, for the cure uf the abose
distressing complaint, fee i, duty to
give it publicity. Make decoction fosa
common gouse quils, thus: Take twelve
or tiSeen at tiine--cut them, feather
and all, in'o pieces of about two inches
IN leng,h-parch them to a crisp, on
pan or fire shoveI--put them into rim
ol water-simmer it down 10 three gas
--sweeten it well with molasse !tis
then fit for immediate use, and IN y c
administered freely until the patient is re.
lieved. B. II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27
Fattening Cattle.

Dr.. Mitchell ssl,s, tbst he has msde ex.
permeo's opOD an egcsilent piece Of beei,
ioiwa' ded by Pete, Lombard, E,g member
OF The N. Ynfk Az ioulturs al Sccieiy. NJ.
L"ff'is'o'' onjreI wss TO show, that by o NJ,
aud improved node OF feeding, cattle could
DC iatened 10 much shofier ,iioe, than in
tue comnoo wsy-The neth hod 10 this; /; lake
peck OF sho"s az d halt pin, of moIssses,
nix mo 'wo ingredients, and divide hem in.
10 'hfee mssses per day. and The animal viii
become tat p oduc'ne the 6best aud tender
est beef. By the uss Of molssses, sheep aud
10 kie' have also been faued in very short
time and no' only 80, bui their Hesh bscnnes
exceedingly 'ende' and fine favored. Thete
experiments may be sssI'y msde, cod sre re-
commended 10 the attention oi gIaz.ers shd
ag lcuitufalisis.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27
MosrIcsLLo, (Mis.) Oct. &.
AIM HDER

IL TAILS 20 our lot to reeerJ one Of those pain.
iu' occurrences that grow o.t Of the f-sil,v of
"aan'o os,oie. Oa The vrning Of the 20 u
OH. "sa, Sy the name of Thoa,ss Hacmoo.
'ssid'ng sbeo, teo mites from this pisee killed
n'' "'s'sssI BY shooting aim 10 ,as orsA, With
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27


\ strange sooiden, look place in Chem.
ias shop . ieS dsy> sioce. A pewW ha,,ns
pu, ysMoo OF t~o of Aiebohoi upon s,eve
10 tin vessel. the iqaid scot & e aud expio.
dcd with . violent shock. The whole room
wss filed 9th n,me and a person sndesvos.
'nx 20 escape ty the shop doot had opened
h partly. and merely pu, his sesd ovt. wheo
the sudden expansion of ~ N me ROOM clio.
cd the door, caught him by the head, sud held
hita Zoe rse's, seccnds, uo,ii the conc agra.
uoo eessed. No other injo 'h,n the loss OF
the hquor, and the i'igh suffered by the pet
sons present. was sa1sined
The High CoNsishe OF ,hiS place and one
of the oil 'o's Of the Watch have beeo ,u.p.o.
ded foe having heeo engaged in the .eisu.e
sod csr'y'ug of Of Johnsoo, su'ii shet the
trial oil The persoos engaged ia ihis usnsae-
tivo.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27
a HOAX.

One cf those ,'iiy pieces OF smu'cmen,,
esileds Ho,x, vas lately played of in London,
TO the moruhcadoo Of msuy respectable usd,s-
ma. A person, dressed in spruce livery, and
pie'eod,og to De footm.a TO 9 lady OF qosli.
", called upon bikers, ou' ehets, p..,'y cooks,
eooieeuoaers grocers, iroue'ers, 6'nmong.
ers, pou,erets, diapers, tsyio's, sboemskes,
d'e"'n'asesa, o,ilku,en, petfumers, hiz,urs,
ins,fsmta,s, performers, Sc. sc. &c. end io-
formed hem ,hSt his misuess vas gong 10
give . fsshionsh, en'ettGameut, and th-y
must Attend AZ ~ o'clock 70 receive orders.
Dsfofe IL o'clock Avdley stree, wss c,owded
wi,h the vsrious persons, ~ho waited omit
t6e clock struck the hou- appointed, when .hs
knocker vas ss,siied ~uh msny thVpps and
the bell rope kept IN q state OF agits,ion. bu,
nobody so.tersd the csh. u w,s o. length
d'scoveret thN the msosioo w>s closed end
that the lady s.s sesen, is F'sses.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27

Freruion--.On Friday Of last week Para us
Albert and Giossss, three convIeis under set
,enec Of death in aionuesi, gaJe,~eus IA.
svfai ,cn'ence Of the isw. The fra ,use'.e
for horse s,ealing, sod 'hs ,wo lst,s 70, bsr
c'sy. Al tue .utfsers seemed to ieei ,ai
no" sincere eonpunc,ion, and exp esse6 ths'
most feryent peaitence. IL Is men, oned o
Q siosu's' oecurrstcs,ths Is ihe Re .ierut
man ~ss.dm,ois ing tue .se sms!,, 10 P..
ads and Albert, Two shue doves siigh,ed O.,
,h. ridge Of The priso'. d. ecily over a.,
beads. 4 monsn. tsfsts G.o.ssa yn 4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27
NEWPORT.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1925.

W me manuscript OF One Of A.s ISorl." hes
been laid away SO carefully, thai We are unable to-
6ld .t present. but hope 10 do 50 before AZ other
week. In the mean time, while we aim at correct
Hess, we hope the writer, on his part, vi! esdea,os
to render his wiring u little mole legible.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27
From the Remington (ver) } Gazette.

From the Bennington (Vcr) Gazette.
SHEEP Now - the tine 20 select choice,
good Burks. |, is in vain for people to expect
hat they can have fne wool, wi,hou, me mo
Bucks. Twenty years since ocr wool was oil
Of the Goa. sc kind and our manufacture, were
ignorant OF dressing eioih and y-,, at ths,
bme, sheep were considered a profitable stock,
and the iatmers who hsve WOO thei, home
stun, ste nov mos, al tn IN rich and inde pen.
dent. Many are the mortifi cations which hey
snd Their childsrn have sutTe ed 10 conse-
quenco OF their d'ess bot the ,ime has now
eome when every farmer can vie with he
prince Oh his thtone. in the ex'ure OF his
cost, by p'ope, atteonop TO his frcks
On this subject, writer III Pcn0sy lvanis
says
The farmers ought to grow more wool /:
let them bear in mind that all the wool we
gov, we Insoufscturo---ihsl we imho,s, and
manufacture miil,"Ds OF pounds vi ra7o MOO
evey yest, besides the millions Of dolls ;
woth os WOODEN cioths, Blankets, &c. &c
which we annually impcrt ard consume. me
msod tk,t the deInSnd is ictsssine ; that ~
fetches good ptice. That the growth is not
only duy they owe their taniiy, but their
county; and ,hai, therefore, In'ereH, duiy
sod tafriousm csy aloud 10 our isfme's,
&c ow more wool" beg again TO recon
mend The impo' ,ation and ,mp owe meht oi The
breed Of sheep"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27
SavAsNAR Nov. !

SavANNAR Nov. II.
Election Of Goveraor.-We understand
f'cm agen,leWao who s'f'sed yesie'dsy fom
Miliedgeviile, that tbs election OF Govetoot
on Tbur,dAy i.N efuins,ed 10 favor Of
GEoaeE NJ. TRaup--by a msiofry of four
,o'ss 'ses The Opposing candidate, MATHEW
TALno~.-Css, g,ea
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27

Al a recent sale oil Pain,ings O. Fon,hi'l
abbey England, the celebisi=d Poujie1e.' %
Shop oy &. Dow. ('o' which soooL va, or, C
ofe'ed) sold io' 1870 guioeas; the Laos hing
Boy, by l. Da Vinci, sold io' 9s5. aud a view
ol Seaport, ty Bsig7em, io' 795 guireas.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27

io England, IN Ostoesr, young woman
sppsreotiy died after . hong decline. Sne was
laid out, and on the 4,h d,Y vas removed 10 Q
ec&a fo; ia:sTRsnii wbso signs Of life ssse
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27

discovered. snd in q few hop.s she w.. abe
TO co0ve',e. Some hing similar ooou Isd in
Boston, some y-s's sIn. :, 10 he csss ot NJ.
CuusT.-Bos!os Poi
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27
fvST.3LLA71ON POSTPONED

lo consequence of the une expected, ard
in one case, severe illness oil two senior
mernDers OF the contemplated Ecclesias-
tical Council, the Installation Of the Rev.
Mr.. GAMMELL did not take place at the
% Baptist Church YESTERDAY as was an
nouneed m our last paper. But, a, tie
suggestion, by letter, from those Ministers
and others, may be expected 10 take place
on Wednesday the 10th day ul iiex3
month.
We have received no intelligence irons
Europe since our last. Indeed little is Ia
be expected fiom that quarter, since ,hs
Gisasterous, not to say disgracelul Issue
OF the contest between France and Sp1in.
Towards Greece our eyes are arxiously
turned IN the hope, that that brave ard 50
long en>laved people, may be emancipl-
ted from their thraldom, and hurl d.
s,ruction on their tyra,inicd and savage
oppressors.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-02
RE.MOTlL.

FHNiE DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, has
d been removed from No. %, Market Street. Whining
!o-a situation opposite the former enc and nearly adj
joining the Wilmington and Brandywine Bank.
Tins circumstance and indispos;on has what impe-
ded the eXertns OF the subscribers in soliciting that pub
nc baonGse and encouragement small portion of which
as now wanting TO ensure the drawing of this valuable Lot.
ery III three or four weeks, and which few liberal pur-
chasers may determine in many days. the subscribers
from an ariona desire 10 CRAFTY those who are partially in
ttFes,ed and wish the lottery completed, willing 10 20
nlo the dTawngwith moety or half part of the tickets
now lnsd, on their account and their O7r rsqle
more they cannot do nor, do they believe the liberal aud
rejecting part othe community would desire it indeed the
speedy conclusion Of this lottery consequence in more
tah one point Of view, and should be promoted by all
those who are friends to the l7ere and Cesaosake ca.
Ha-as II not improbable when is conciudcd that lot.
tery ona similar plan, and on large sca will be granted
70 d N some measure the subscriptions now making to
prosecute that Invaluable work, and we feel confident in
asserting that # properly arranged it would for such
purpose produce more income than probably imagined
In few dayswe will issue view the mode Of drawing
on the popular plan of the New Series that We think viii
be satisfactory TO many who yet 10 understand its
merits In mean time, most respectfully solicit the en-
crprsng to enable to draw the lottery with speedthe
success OF it 10 many, we will guarantee HOPE & Co
April %, 1923. So