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CHARTS, &c.
nm III PATHRONE.

WM. II. RHTHBOWL,
JJAs jus, received and offers for sale. at his store,
i head Of Packet WharE new Chart, extending
from New-vork to Havana, improved by government
surveys in 1920, with general assortment of charts,
of the latest surveys-Bowdch's Nsvgstors. 5ih edi
ton American Coast Pilots, 10Th edition; Nautical
AImanscks for the years 1922 and 1928 scamens'
daily Assistant--wth complete assortment at Nau-
teal insrumen,s-letter writing, log and wrapping
Paper--Qus and Ink Powder.
Also. general assortment of Hardware. Cutlery,
Cordsge and Ship Chsndlery.
lust received. 80 casks cut Nails, assorted sizes
80 Thousand Bricks--20 doz Tile
or Cordsge and Cables made 10 order, and ves-
sells furnished with every article for long and short
voyages .7lgusf Ia
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CHARLES NJ. THURSTON,
Has just receiced 6 offers for sale cheap
for Cash or ohhroved credit.
SO boxes and 10 bbls. Havana brown
Sugar;
Rarrels white do 90
so chests aud boxes young Tyson. Tyson skin,
souchong aud Bohes Teas;
S bags Coffee
S do Pepper;
S pipes Cognsc Brandy,
s Ihds Jsmaics spirits;
6 Hhds and so bbs Jenek's best rye Gn;
20 Hhds. Moissses,
20 Or casks PORT sherry and Malaga wines
2 ihds old Cherry Run;
so sacks blown salt;
20 boxes Doolites soap,
so do Coigales best do;
50 Kegs first quality Richmond Tcbaceot
S bbls Lnrriisrd's paper do;
S do Losrihard's Scotch snuff,
% Jars Lorrllard's Mseeaboy do,
100 bags patent shots
10 barrels sperm OIL;
10 kegs Butter,
1000 vi. pure Ginger,
100 do. Nu,megs;
500 do. Csss..
Cloves,
90 Resms writing paper;
so do. wrapping do,
30 quarter boxes spanish segarss
5000 American do. sc &c
.iLSO.--A large assortment OF Groceries. ~ re.
al. Sewporh August Z, 1875
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~ FRESH
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

OF 1HR BEST 1D<LITE,
II EPr constantly ior safe by DIX.
IN JOHNSON, at his oaIedicai D'spensary, No.
1885, Thssnesstreet. just north Of the brick market
where the citizens of Newport and its vicinity. and
those from the country, and seefar,rg people, wilt
find as good ,pedcine. as at any other place and the
greatest care will be bad that no mistake be made;
snd, they can also receive medical daef;On and ad
1ice as sainfory least. from Gny Other source
ar Medicine Chests put up. or repienished. with
particular csre.
At the same place ons, may be had the Rose ONT
meDt, or safe, certain. cheap cure for the Ach,
scaid.hesd. eruptions on the face and hands, &c.
s.c.--Teeth powders. sydenhan's Pills, sc.
ALSO--HS .dBOVE,
Doct. Manleigh's much admired
MADACASCAR OIL,
for the hair This oil is used TO curl and perfume
the hair cause it to grow, and to prevent bald.
nses. This oil is in general request.
e. YOUR TEETH.
The Ladies' and Gentlemen of New
port. and from ,he country, can be furnished with
natural or artificial Tech, which viii be fitted TO re-
senbe nature. with great e1actness embracing all
the modern Improvements in the art.
0-T Teeth dressed, extracted, sc. in the neatest
manner. and with ali possible safety.
June 25
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SLATE LAWS.

rPRLNfiAG G, er al sinds s.sresssea
a san'fdsfory Tarner. ar shss ofs.l s:S {.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-28
POETRY.
SELEc TED.
FORCE OFH.2BI?.

Habits are stubborn ,hings--
And by the time man is turned OF forty,
Ills ruling passion is grown so naughty,
There is no clipping OF It's wings.
The truth will best be shown,
By a similar instance of our own--
Dok Stripe
Was friend and lover ofihe pipe.
He ostd to say, one pipe OF Krkman's best,
Give life zest
To him twas meat. and drink, aud phys.c,
To see the friendly yapor
Curl round his midnight taper,
And the black fume
cioehe all the room,
In clouds as dark as science metfphysic.
so still I've smok'd. and drank. and crAckid h's
5000 joke,
~ And had lie single tsrried.
He might baye smoked, and still grown o'o 10
But Richard married.
His wife was one who carried E.
The ciesnIy virtues almost 10 a vice
She vas 30 nice q Ia
And thrice a week, above. below,
The house was secured from top TO zoe.
And ~ the floors were rubbed SO bFiBhts
You dare not walk upright
For fear Of sliding
But that she took pride in.
OF all things else, Rebeccs Stripe
Could least endure pipe.
She rsied against the filthy herb. tobacco,
Protested that tho noisome vapor,
Had spoiled her best chintz curtains
And the paper.
And then she quoted our King James,
who saith tobacco is the devils breath.
When wives will govern, husbands must obey,
And many q day
Dick mouraed and miss'd his fayorile tobacco,
And eurs'd Rebecca.
tength the day approached Lis wife must die
Imagine now the doeful cry
Of female friends. old Gunts and cousins,
Who, TO the iunera! come by dozens.
The undertaken, men and mnies.
Stood at the gates IN sable suites,
With doleiul looks.
Just IKE so many melancholy rocks.
Now cakes and wine were handed round.
Folks sigh and drink, and drink aud Sigh,
For grief makes people dry
But Dick is missng--no were TO be found
Above, below, about,
They search'd the house throughout
Each hole and secret entry,
Quite from the garrett TO the pantry;
IN every corner, nook and shelf
And all concluded be had hanged himself
AT las, they found him, reader. guessyou where,
twill make you stare
perched on Rebecca's coffin, at his rest,
SmOking a pipe Of Krkmdn'S best!
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by tbe inispsiyof my feelings, when, as u To
complete the enthusiastic ssdness Of the mo-
ment, . strain Of music caught my esf, and
floating in mo night breeze, IL died softly a.
wsy-I listened, and sgsin j, was repeated,
scd could plainly di,tiaguish in The pisin
.oes and soothing melody Of the flute, the
well known and pathetic cir of The Wo1nded
Hnss0r. IL came from the opposite csmp,
and probobly served to beguile the reflections
oi somo lonely wsndeter like myself
1 have listened 10 music in all its FORMS
j have heard the proud notes OF triumph 10
the hour Of victory, the sweetest music 10 a
soldiers esr--bsve yielded 10 the momenlsfy
exhiIaraiion produced by the ball room or.
chesira; have experienced the fssclns,ing
entrsncemeDt a,tendan, on the witchesies Of
song, when warbed from the lips OF 5emsle
Iovclines; yet there was . something 10
that simple melody, breathod in such On hour,
and in such situation, which surpassed them
ali--jt was so mucb in unison with the scene,
and my feotings at the time, that The enchsns-
mcnt Il theo possessed, has con,i0ued till the
present moment, asd will to The last hour Of
my existence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-28

Habits are stubborn ,hings--
And by the time a man is turned OF forty,
Ills ruling passion is grown so naughty,
There is no clipping OF its wings.
The truth will best be shown,
by a similar instance of our own--
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LEGAL .HDPTCE.

LEG7L .ADPTCE.
Sir" said a bstber 10 an Attorney who was
passing his doo', "will you tell me II this 10
good seven shilling piece ;" The ls~yeo
pronounced the piece good, Deposited j, 10
his pocket, adding, with great gssvi,y, +" If
you'il send your lad 10 my Office, IN return
tho fout.peDce."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-28
NEW-YORK HATS.
George Wanton,
deem 10 Il. Hafhaway,

HyeN 10 II NuHHWaJ'
LIAS just received complete assert.
II II rnent of Mems, Youths and Childrens HATS.
and as they we're made by the best workneh eTp-es'
h far lsis market they warranted good, and ba'-
ing been purchased @ith cssh-and paying no du.
ties or prohs ia Providence. they can be afforded
much chesper than Hats which 90 not come direct
fors .kep. YorE.
Mems fashionable oval, bell and strait crowns !;
Youths and Cbildrens fancy hats Mems vide brims
tgo cases s;iyered and gilded fine Csstors
making variety of every kind usually wanted. are
now opening aud for sale at the Book and Hat store
PAPER H9NCINC
Several hundred Rolls for rooms and window cur
aims, cone Dery iov pnieed-,n the course o! this
week, a large quantity Of most elegant Papers, With
match Borders, will be offered for sale.
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nook

School Books Of every kind in use; family Bibles
with pates--Wr.ting and letter Paper, sesmens and
blank Account, and childrens picture books wall be
furnished at moderate prices.
Apri 80.
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Paper Hangings.
JOb SliEhM ~.
H,r ;,,e, ,o-o;y,oI.

II0S JUST Ftfc9U0",
EVERAL bundled Rolls Of French
~ and American PAPER HhNGINos and Boa.
psRs. some OF them bought at auct,ons.
.1LSO-in addition to his extensive assortment Of
DRY GOODS and Groceries, he has inst received
some seasonsbIe articles from Boston.
JiKEITISE-Merno and silk plaid Hondker.
chiefs slou, Russia Diapers 7 4 wide for l25 cts
yard narrow do Of vairous kinds Oil cloths some
wide India straw Carpe,ings OF a stout kind i2
yard wide hsndsons Umbrellas, and variety OF
other articles too numerous to mention IN an sdyer
tsement
Newport, SOth OF 4,h mo
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When Ivy the presence Of one, whom we
are willing TO believe our friend, the heart is
warmed and opened to unfold i,s anxieties, or
to unburdeD IT'S sor6ows--when we look Tor
fec'proca,on, expsci sympathy, and hope for
KIDD unrese'ved counsel how cold does the
hand OF sclHsh prudence suike 10 the soul
with q look Of cunning and distrost A ST.
iencc unmoved, aud uopsrticipadng, discfe-
ton which seems to say, ! oppose my wis
dom 90 your foily-my ssie'y 10 your feOer.
osiy--my foresight to your guafd!sss eoDii'
dencc.
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tsnts To the exclusion oil the other port con
sitting Of details and speculatlons either umn-
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COMPILED BY THOMAS ! RODGERS
" We are iednteo 10 The altciIalI e Il chuo
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my ul hrlat.d ninistcis, OF resistance by iol g.
The latteI isour choice. We have couihrd the
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tai as bluntaIy slave Y. iion0l, Justice, aud
t.lIuanky, ioI bid us tauelv tn surrender thaf
/ eedom With we received from oar gallant
aucesto's, and which our innocent pusteiItv
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endure the lniany ana guilt oI le,il NJ sue.
ceeding 2rueI atlonsto that Indebtedness VII CHI
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hltuy bondage opVil them.
" The a ms we hive been compe led by ON
enemies /. assume, we vii, IL defiance ol evtI,
hazdId, with unabatng Iilmness and pc sc, {
abce, employ Tor the PIE ovation ot cur libe.
tbs i Ell L Nuh one mind resolved to die free.
sen at e. dian 10 ike saves II DccInraiinH
81 CoHgress, settling jorih The necessity oJ takiRg
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| ETURNS thanks 10 the tifiztns 81
" Lyueblufg and the sufronr ding confis
fnI their vefy liberal e. enuiaseufHt sina, iss :
commencement III hn.inrss. lie would IL
thcf tia, this orporfaniis Il informing them
that bt has roh Oh lHfti, nh Hssofln Ell ;
row llNG PlICis III lbs PISTOLS, 81
,aliciy oi uibcf aaiclt. III his LITE, Of Il
hfH guilty. whieh be ! Hing 10 dispose
on very moderate terms. .. he intcuds reno.
wing iu ~. west IN lie beginning al The ens,.-
my summer. lie vii continue 10 MAKE Hrd
fnpa,' enns and Pistols ol esery description
and ns.hrcs III, public IN g.nelai fhat ho en-
de"Nnl "a itis part shnli be omitted 10 render
raisfn'!fon.
DOOR IOtkS mud kFYS. TAfEHTLJAS
and fNtAsobs, will ai.o be repaired in Ito
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