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The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-25

crooked, but curved after different man
ner; for those which proceed from thu
thread on the side toward the extremity
of the feather are longer, more flexible
and bent downward whereas those whicl
proceed from the side toward the begin.
ming or qull-end of the feather, are short
err, firmer and turned upward. When two
lamina, therefore, are pressed together
the crooked parts of the long ibres tall
into the cavity made by the CROOKED, parts
of the others; just as the latch which Is
to door, enters into the cavity
of the catch fixed to the door-post, and
there hooking itself, lastens the door =
Or. Patey.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-25

arising from our own unruly passions, an
ger. envy, revenge, malice and ambition, as
we'll as from all those injuries, to which
we are perpetually exposed from the lndul-
gence of the same passions in others. 1t
would also preserve our minds in such a
state of tranquility. and so prepare them
for the kingdom of Heaven, that we should
slide out of life of peace, love, and be-
into that celestial society, by
an almost imperceptible translton'-s.E.
Post.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-25

VARIETY.
tosDov coAcuMAs's ACCOUNT OF Az rrsrr.

LONDON coAcHMAs's ACCOUNT OF AK ErsEr.
"Sam Snafile," Git is Mat who now speaks)
|" Sam Snaifle shoots off his outsiders in heap.
That's not my way ! spread 'em. Ill tell you
what happened to me last Wednesday. started
rather Iateish from ST. Paups stopped at the
corner of Fetter Lane, for booked insider, and
Ia deuce Of time stood door in hand. Says Bill
Barton, by the time il takes, tins must be woman
Worse, says |, pigtail. Weli at last bundled
the old gentleman in, and drove up TO the spot
ted Dog drew UP rather short, the wheel got
into the gutter, ana over she went. One OF my
outsiders, very good sort Of man, went down,
head first in the cober's stall, under the doctors
shop. Crispm did not seem 10 know what to
make of it Another one, MIR. Wilkins, saddler
went smack into the shop window all among The
red and blue bottles. But the oldest thing hap
ipencl TO Grub, the market gardener, who rode
in the dlickcy. Jack Roberts was sitting IN the
bar Of the Spotted Dog, behind pint Of purl
You must know Jaci: Roberts, stout poclsmark
led man; him as used 70 drive 10 Manchester
lWeil. in went Grub At the window like a shot
and rat me it he tlian'l upset Jack Roberts, pur
and all. That's what call spreading theIn:"
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-25
From the Baltimore Morning Chronicle.
Lines on lie DraM Of a Farourite Bird

Say little songster, Can there be,
Beyond this world;
Some sacred resting place Tor thee,
unknown..inioll
How soft the music there,
Where choirs SO sweet repair,
Toichant some favo rite air,
Dear little one.
No more thy dnlcet lay,
Welcomes the opening day,
For thou A.; gone.
All! many die witliout.a tear
Of 81 mps'hy;
Few drops Of gri.tare more sincere
Than those for thee,
Thy little grave shall be,
Beneath some weeping tree
A plaintiye melody
BY some fond mate,
When twilight mellows round
Thy hallowed little mound,
win tel! thy fate. PASQUIN.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-25

When Highland party of robbers was
formed for an expedition against their
property, they and their
friends prayed as earnestly to Heaven for
success, as if they were engaged in the
most laudable design. The constant pc
tition of grace of the old Highland chief
tains was delivered with great fervour, in
these terms: Lord turn the world up
side down, that Christians may make
bread out oft" The plain English of this
pious request was, that the world might
become, for their benefit scene of frapine
and confusion.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-25
The following is reply to the above, BY

The following is reply to the above
SELLEcK OSBORN.
This worlds not all 'fleeting show,
sFor mans illusion giv'n;'
He that hath sooth'd widows woe,
Or wip',l an orphans tear. doth know
There's something here OF Heay'n.
And he that walks life's stormy way
With feelings calm and even,
Whose path is light from day to day,
By virtues bright and steady ray,
Hath something felt Of l{eay'n.
lie, that the Christian course hath ram
And all his foes forgiy'n;
Who measures ont life's little span
In love to God and love to man,
On earth hath tasted Heay'n.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-25

The Reverend John Boraston condoling
with Sir N. Herbert on the loss of his
father, says, "The blessedness of our
dear deceased relations is handkerchief
enough to dry oar eyes"
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-25
THERE'S NOTHING TRUE BUT HEAY'N.
BY THoMEs Moons.

BY THoMEs Moons.
This world is all heeting show,
For mans illusion given,
The smiles of joy, the tears OF woe,
Decenful shine, deceitful show;
There's nothing true but IIeav'n.
And false the LIGHT on glory's plume,
As fading hues of ev'n,
And love, and hope, and beauty's bloom,
Are blossoms gather'd for the tombi
There's nothing bright but Heav'n.
Poor wand're of stormy day,
From wave to wave are driv'n,
And fancy's flash, and reasons ray,
Serve but to light the troubled way;
There's nothing calm but Heav'n.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-25

,han the incense of Persia, offered to the
sun; yea, more delicious than odours'
waited from field of Arabian spices by
the western gales. BE grateful then to
by father, for he gave thee lille; and 70
I,hy mother for she sustained thee. Hear
the words his mouth, for they are spo-
ken for thy good; give ear to his admoni-
ton for it pruccedeth from love. lie hath
watched for thy welfare, he hath toiled for
thy ease; do honour therefore to his age
and let not his grey hairs be treated with
irreyerence. Forget not thy helpless IN
fancy, nor the frowardncss OF thy youth,
and indulge the inlirmites Of thy aged pa
rents: assist and support them IN the de-
cline of life. So shall their hoary heads
90 down to the grave in peace, and thine
jown children, in reverence OF thy example,
shall repay thy piety with iillal love.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-25

Procession.-The glass blowers and
glass cutters of the city of London a nu-
merous body of industrious and scientific
men, had their annual procession on the
28th of June. The members each carried
some glass ornament Of their own work
manship in the procession, and among
them champion, mounted on horseback,
i'm handsome coat of mail, with helmet
and shield, all composed of glass lustres
and small triangular mirrors, whic h Tar
the ancient armour in briltiancy
land dazzling splendor.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-25
MRS. FRY.

staid last night at the country house OF j.
Fry. whose wife. Elizabeth Fry, has 50 nobly dis
tinpuisbed hersefin the cause OF humanity The
reformation she has produced III company OF
the most profigate and abandoned set ot beings
,(thc female prisoners in NewSa,c) mas given her
la distinction and celebrity which VIII descend
with the brightest iustre to poslerlty. ] iad Sc
vcral times seen her PRIOR to thls Slst' put ohiy
with partial opportunity Of estimating her cha
racter and worth. Her manners partake in q
slight degree of the formaliiy of one who per
ceives that she is treadng in new, and ~ some
degree, an untried path. But impressed with a
Of the vast Importance OF the prin
ciples ofbenevolcnce, which she has undertaken
to establish, and relying with enllre confidence on
the correctness of those principles and the spirit
and riotiyes which animated her III tle discharge
of those hgi. aud solemn duties, she moves on
with blended dignity and sweetness, loftlness
of purpose, and a Christian meekness combined,
which have rarely, if ever, seen equalled IN man
or woman. The success, and the fame oi her Ct
forts, have attracted around her a numerous CIR
ce OF the highest orders OF socieiy, III rank and
Influence, who are deslrous Of her acquaintance,
and OF an introduction by her 10 those apartments
lin which The effects OF her abours are so conspi
'cuous. The universal plaufits OF her numerous
and titled ysiters and acquaintance, have no Ct
feet upon the siInplc and plain habits VI the
I" Friend !" and divert her not from pursuing viii
patience and miltlness, the enlightened patl
which her conscience apprtves She appears Il
understand too well the emptiness ot wordly adu
Ilaton 10 allow it to influence her aiIecims, ant
Ito draw her mind and heart from that humilt.
and dedication, which are the real basis Of he
success and usefulness. She laa preacher in tn
society of which She is member ! have seve
rial times heard her, and always 10 my satlsiac
tinn. She has nine children, aud performs TO
wards them the duties OF a most acctlonate an
Enlightened parent The secret Of her govern
ment at home, as in her sphere OF henciactress L
the Wretcled eutcas's ot society, IS Christian love
! Their situation in the country is pleasant. The
have good house, finely cultivated grounds,
grove with winding graYeilcd walks, q fruit gar
Hen, &C., but her services in the city, requir
her residence in town during much OF the veal
1 Her person is tall and dignllied. Her physioe
nomy open and intelligent, and though it woul
mot be accounted handsome, it is by no means til
lreverse. There is an expression OF grace an
kindness in it which more than compensates it
1.-The absence of personal beauty
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-25

A person in Austria has recently invented
species of rocket, which ascends TO such pro.
dgious height, that it is said to have been seen
distance of more than forty leagues. If this be
lthe fact, these rockets may be Of great use
signals, and especially in geographical admes.
Isurements Of the earth..-EunoP. Mag. June 1926
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-25

Chev.cau, in his History Of the World
tells us, that it was created the 9th of Sen.
tember, on Friday, little after four
o'clock in the afternoon.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-25

There are now living in one house, Al
Dollhouse, near Hawkshead, four person
all enjoying good health, whose unite
ages amount to $40 years.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-25

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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-20

THB subscriber most respectfully inicrms The
j public that he has taken the huuse formerly
occupied Ivy Mr.. srasoER Hall, on Newman
wharf where he intends TO keep constantly on hanh
tie very srs quality OF 0ss,rr, which he Will serve
up in any manner which msy he qited GJ Fam
es can be Supplied wib oysters ia tire shell OF opei
ed Z, the shortes, notice.
lie slso intends TO scoommodaie h's customers.
with beef steaks ssussges, trpe ae. ae at all hours
in the day.
--.h, bes, liquors will be f,irnDhei-snd every az
,en,,n paid 10 render satisfaction TO those who may
favor him with their company. isAAC,fhAfEh'
Newport. Nog. &.
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Commissioners WoHce.

NIE the subscribers having been appointed by the
w He Court of Probs.e, for the town Of New
port. Commissioners TO receive and examine tho
claims Of the creditors against the estate Of
OEORCE PERRY,
deceased, late Of said Newport. mariner repre,-nt
ed insolyen, hereby give notice. that twelve mpohs
from last Council day, allowed the credors
bbit their claims. and that wiil attend for the
purpose OF receiving The sane, at oar respective
dwellings, At any time during said period.
PERRY WEAVER,
aMSsass aMSSas S%sSSsaAll' ss.Ka. c'""''''
All persons indebted to said estate sre requesteyi
70 make payment, TO
JOHN WILLIAMS. .sdrnr.
Nby g. 1Bo3
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-20

In thio town, on Thursday evening last, BY the
Rev. Mr. G.mmeli, Mr Gorge ". EHery TO Miss
.H.rp Goddard. daughter o. Nr Thomas 'ddArd.
DIkD,
fn this town, Thursday morning last, Daniel al
wan only son of Mr. Frederick Altman, jun aged ls
months, IA days.
On The i2,h iasnat 1idrp BuJee' oAugn'u o'
J,n,.s l. langley. aged 2 yesrs, 30 days
Ia P,o.,lenoe, i4,i inst Mrs " IInah Sass, in The
sis year Of her lge.-l6,h, Mr. Ls1i' orm'ese. aged
81 years
In Nsw.yotk, io,h ins'rnt, Berja"is =. B'Hrns.
ESQ Of the United States Navy o'iy son Ut the late
Ron Iulge Bousp., OF gistoi. tai)
Near Marietta. (ohio.) H.fHs P"'anH eyed About
90 Brigade. Gener,i by b. -vet, al tue close OF The
Revolutionary var. aud aiicrwsrds Bigs liet un.
Ter wsyne, in The verern army. formerly OF Rut.
i.nd, Mass The Marquis IA Fsye,te is nrv the
solitary surviving Csr-rsl Of the Ams'ovI reyou
tiOdsry aruy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-20
THE WHALE FISHERIES.

The present depressed stAte oil his val.
'U.b!e branch OF our coui uinetce, must be c
soa'ce Of reErel to eveiy enlightened citizen
Tbs proceedings Of The meeting of the peo.
pie OF New Bedford, are en,itted 10 the COAST
dera!ion o! all, vho tsei real interest in tho
commercial prosperity OF onr county. The
fncis stated 10 ,he report and resoiu'ions, s's
such as aliooId be generally known among us.
Tho smount Of tonnage employed 10 The
whale h,hety, the number Of sson,eR eng sed
ia 1t, together with no capital thus invested,
proclaim its vast Impous.ce Mar Is the
prOdIg,ous incoms thus derived from the o.
csan, or the sDploymsut oi 80 much vniusbie
mechanical lsbJr, as is imuiediaroly depend.
Ant on its success, to be loss sigh; OF.
Weesrnssily, therefore, recommend 10 our
fellow citizens geuersiis, the consideration Of
This subject; and solicit the concurrence Of
those among them, who are Impressed with
the importance OF il, 10 the effort to b made
10 interest tho general government in favor OF
tae measure recommended by the active, s'e-
io and perse ing class oi our fellow citizens,
who srs engaged in il. Iss.. Gox.
Pnllsdelphis, Nov So, 1898
The broad pendant of Commodore
Porter, has been hoisted Oh board the
u s. corvette John Adams. This cir
cumstance, the Norfolk Beacon rcmarks,
afortls reason to believe that the lie of 50
valuable and distinguished an officer, is
Nol again to be Committed to the casual.
ties Of steam nayig alton, on a tempes,u-
Gus ocean.
CandL-At the dinnsr of Canal Del
esates at Washington. we counted 49
volunteer tr,sts, which were drank on
the OCCASION. If a glass 81 wine was emp.
tied az every toast, We should think it
high time to introduce the sublec; on wa-
ter.
AT the late exhibition under the direc.
ton oil the Agricultural Society a, Scho.
f'ara. N. Y. woman presented three IN
iant daughters, that she had at one birth
There was no premium established, but
n number OF bachelors presented her
with SIS each, making up a handsome
purse.
u. S Bank stock a; Ph,sadelplii,, lltn
inst. l03 3.4,o 100,
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LADIES' MAGAZINE.

r, az Sd number Of the LA lies M,gsloe i' nov
l. ready fos distribution, and may be had al tie
book store of Messis W. & j. II BARBsa. at Mr.
sAnuIL w ytssos. and 1t the Office o; DssJ "
MusYosp Esq At each Of those places suDscr'p'
ton p.peu arc stIlI open
tibers will please call send 70, their Mag
szines, TO Deacon samuel vinson's, Chureh.street.
NEWPORT. Nov
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-20
French Spoliations.

A LII persons interested in the claim
/ n to Indemnify. for spolia,ions committed on
their property by the public and private armed
sells OF France. between and during the years 1898
aud 1900. (inc!uding French captures which have
been rejected by the Commissioners under the Fori.
ds Trea) are requested TO call At the office OF the
Marine Insurance Company. and become signers to a
Memorial addressed to the Cong'css Of the United
States on that sobject
1t indispenssbly requisite that the Memorial be
completed forthwith claimants ere therefore re-
quested 10 give their immediate attention.
Newport, Nov Is, 1923
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Admin,snauis's Notice.

NIoricE i, hereby given. ,ba, the subscriber has
~ been dolly appointed Adminis,rs,riH on the
E.tste Of William Douglass. late OF Newport. IN the
county OF Ne~pori, deceased Al persons having
demands sgsiss sail Estate, are required TO eni'bi
the same. sud al persons tbereuu,o indebted, are
hereby called upon 10 make plymeot TO
siR AB.ANN DOUGLASS, Admz
Eewport, Nov q, 1928.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-20
Guardians Notice.

THE subscriber gives notice, that he Is
appointed by the Hon. Genersi Assembly. Gnard'.h
Of the person aud esis,e 81 Jorses FreerSn. on. o'
the Nsrrsssnset tribe " indians, resident in Che t''
,own, 10 ihe county Of Washington All pes'ors
arc therefore forb,d trading. dealing or contr" g
v,,h rim in any manner. without he spproba,'on II
a.. .,,,r,o,,b,r SIMEON rUCkfk.
cI.,,e,,ovp. oc. Is, lsa3. [o2S- oSl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-20

Speaking Of The late news from Europe, Of
the snrtends' OF Csdiz, Sc. tho Boston Ca.
z-ue, says, "io the iormer events he suc.
cess OF he Creeks We. ieel the mos, lively
interest, aod rest with animated hope snd COO.
ill'nee IN 'oeif bsing soie, single handed, to
d$h' their way TO Independence oa, for tho
's''sr nation, Spain we entertain no sen,i
ni1n,s OF 'espscs o, sympathy they appear 10
" sminsnIly deserving .! lee fx,s that hss
beiahen tnem.
Should Engiaod, with her free cons,itui ion,
become an object of Jealousy among the Goa
Iesccd powers of cootinen,sl Europe, il is
within the scope oil possible, II nos prosshIe
esenss, that America may ieei II TO be her
duty, sod hnd it al.o Tor hor interest, 20 j"iu
the sIsnda'd Of Engisnd, in war sgsins, un.
hs'iowed tyranny, and universal de.poism.
q dHk spec i. visible, 10 the distant horizon |;
sad the portencing storm, are il pss,sth q.
way, may reach thi, western arcadia"
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AUCTION.

v,h To- morrow eTsning,
NJIIiL be sold st Public Auction. at 6 o'clock, nt
w Deans Auction room, a great variety OF
Books & Stationary,
lust received from New.york. ...r
Nov 20 &c. SHAW, .4aet'-.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-20
Erie Canal Nacigsi!on.

Arrived at Utics, duing The week ending
Nov. loth, io9 boats, and / fsf, Containing
5066 bis. -four, 4o3 d.. salt, 6s5 d,. provis.
ions, AS co. po, and pearl ashes, 93 do. lin.
aosd oil, 90 do. beer, sss3 busnels wheat, ee5
do hsxseed, Sc do, clover aud grau seed,
80 07o feet lumber, 5s4 do. tiober, 22,iso
sssvos, 3l$2 cedar posts, $500 glls. wbiskey,
AZ tons gypsum, 2s do. butsf, l3 ZOOS cheese
8 do. furnMure, Is do iron css,Ing,, le4 tons
merchandise, S do. corn mesi. S do. oysters.
80 cwt. fUts, 81 do. gensing, 50 do. hogs, SO
live hogs, IT'S boxes glass, 5000 lis. Ia d, Is
Sons ambSy clay.
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NEWPORT.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1928.
THlNE1GKIYG.

! Gis day, having been set apart for the purpose
!" b: observed IN this state. as Day Of Thscks-
ssag and Praise The same will be observed in
sHs STATE o. Nes.y York and in ali The Nes-Easixnd
sis,es.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-20

"Csn honour set alcg No. fIonour hath no skill
Ia surgery" Fa!s,sg Caieehisr
NVe regret to the state that Q meeting, on
lhe borders of our district, took place this
mo'aiog. be'woen Lieuts. Legsre and Iilden,
Oft navy, which resulted IN the latter being
bsdly wounded, the ball having frse'ured one
leg sod lodged in the othor. u has been OK.
,racted, and We learn that Lieut.. ]. is doing
rs well as can be expected. Lieut.. l.. sscsP.
cd noburi - Washington Gazette.
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State Of Rhode Island, &c.
NEwros9 se.--C2e,k's Office, SUPREME Ju-
d.erai Cou-f, County, Of Newhoyf, N0uem.
brr ris, 1923. tr,
a. ON application to nc, this day made,
the creditors Of Lew,s GreenhR, Of Portsmouth, in
the county Of Newport, "a petitioner ior the benefit
OF the insoivent sct) arc hereby notified to appear
before the Supreme Judicial Court, 10 be holden at
Newport on the frat Monday Of March next, on the
SECOND day OF the term thereof TO nominate All -.
sienee, to receive assignment Of the estate and
effects ofthe said Lewis for the benefit OF said cred
itors sgreesbly TO sa act Of the General Assembly,
January 1923 ent,ied act tor the relief oi ~.
solvent debtors" HOLMES WEAVER, Ch
Nov Oh
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H d CoVf Of Probate held at the 7o1vn-
house, in North K,ngsfosun, on The loih day

8i d LoWf Of Probate held at the 7o1vn-
house, an North K'ngsfosvn, on the losh day
al Nopem6er, 1929.
n copy Of an act Of the General Assembly, su.
"A .thoriziog the Court of Probate Of this town,
to appoint new Commissioners Oh the Estate OF
James McEinxie, late of this town. deceased, upon
the sdrninistrssors giving new bonds To the sstsfac.
ton Of tbc said Court, was presented and read.
Ordered. That all persons interested be duly noii.
fed. By a copy Of this order, being published three
weeks successiveIy in Of the newspapers printed
in Newport to appear if they see cause, at q Court
of Probate, 20 be holden s this house, the second
Monday in December next, At O'Clock, Pm and be
heard la The premises A true copy Of record,
.r. JON REYNOLDS, Clerk.
Nor,h.Kings,own. Nov IL, 1928 INFO
Ata Comu Of Probate, held al the 7o9un.
house in Novfh Kng,tOIvn, on the lcih day
eJ Aovtm6er, 1898. ,..n., , r",, e..,t
ApPLIcATsoN having been made to
this Court BY Sttp.es Smith, that administration may
be granted on the Ests;e OF Hannah smith. widow.
late ofssid North Ei,gs,own, deceastd:-
Ordered, That the consideration thereof be refer
red TO the second Monday ia December next, at
O'clock, Pm and that ell persons interested be doy
noiif.d by publishing u is order three weeks sue
cessveiy in one OF the newsp apers printed in New
port 10 appear a, u,is house, ~ said time and be
heard respecting the same.
a trse copy ofrecord.
- JON. REYNOLDS, Clerk.
North. .Kings,own, Nov ID, 1929. rN20I
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SHIPPING LAST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

TONI UT NEWFONI.
EATERED,
Ship Robinson Potter. Waite, Liverpool
sloop Venus. Child. New York
CLEARED,
Drg Rattle. Bldrrd. Havana.
Scoop Venus, Child, Proyidencs.
0, Albany, Vars, Albany.
- ST Msys, Nye, 81. Marys.
Sunday. .NSu Is
Ar brig decatur, Of and for Providence from st.
Ubes. +e days.
a.- tfN.s, 9pesdcU, Me- is
Ar schooner Susanna, Croker, ffom Port Antonio,
Jamaica, for Bath, SIS jsys.
Usoaesddy. .Nep 19.
Ar chip Israel. lves. from Elsneur, Wa Boston. 80
days, with SIS tons iron.
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.NEhUR.sAD.q.

.HEhUR.sAD.a ,. s.s.. II.
The sch'r Washington Packet, Shove. arrived at
Ceotgetown. (so) Sd instant, 10 days from this port,
The brig samuel. Barlow. Of this port, WAS spoke
Oct "a, Havana sss :< leagues, 10 days from Cam.
peschy, bound in.
The brig Union. Of this port for Havana. adv. To
salt from Neworleans Oct ~, intended as a regular
packet.
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IvsTSLLarYON.

O1 "Wednesday next. THE SS h inst. the Rev wrI.
LlAn GAnssLL, will be instailed Pastor OF the sec.
oad baPtss Church sad soc,ety in lhis town. The
Rev Council viii probably meet Al en- esry hour, and
The puoc services commence st O'Clock PA, at
the second Baptist Meeting i,puse.
We congratulate the friends OF that ancient chris
Il al community, tina, short lime has elapsed,
since ;hs removal OF their late passor--oefore they
have b:en successful. Ia their call Of the Rev Mr.
Ganmsll, whose settlement am0as them. we hope
~ih prove permanent and useful blessing to them
and Ihe religious public.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-20
III fhe Ferry'H
ALSO,

TO LET-two Lots of Land, stu
ate at the s"uhery part of,s town, late the proper
ty of THOMAS FaEtBopY, Esq deceased. For par.
ticuisrs. sppiy as above.
Newport Nov 20, 1929