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MORE CHEAP GOODS.
VIM. James Tilley,
No li9, Thames street.,

md No. /, Custom House Court.
WILL this day open another lot Of those
cheap PLANNsLs, which are for sale from Is TO S.
The ya'd --9bs, Just 9peaed fes more lsd'es cloths
and cassim res, ss also more cheap brosdcio,hs,
which he will sell lover than At any other store ia
Newport lie has still hand nice Russia diapers
1t three dollars the piece, aud shee,ings over yard
vide for oa'y fifteen ceo,s the yard and ell other
goods propor,,oosbiy cheap.
All those who want to get good bargains, would
do well to give him call before they buy.
lee iR
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NOTICE.

Con-f Of Probate, Nesphort. Dee. I. 1925.
w HERE As Rachael Nichols. Executor OF the last
w will and testarhen, of Walter Nichols late of
Newport, deceased, has this day presented her ac-
count iot allowance. and the consideration thereof
referred to the frat Monday in January n,x--no,ce
10 hereby given 20 all persons interested therein, To
sppeAr II they shall see 6t. Court Of Probate to
be holden at the state house in said Newport. on
said 6rst Monday Of January next. 81 o'clock AN.
to shew Cause, II sny they have. why said account
should not be allowed. BY order Of ssid Court
CHARLES GYLES, Proc. Cit.
DecA 3w
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NOTICE.

THE Commissioners OF the vevpcr, Asylum, here.
BY give uo,ce. that they vii, DIS pose OF the time
Of young coiored woman w,h her infsn, child,
row 1t The Asylum, tor period not exceeding ore
yesr Said woman is . smart, active person, AMI
veil qualified q cook, or to do the work of fam.
Wy. rersOns disposed 10 hire viii ro.se application
to- T. H. MpIyJaD, See'y.
Dc IL L3wl
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MIR MED,

At the Friends Meeting House IN this to~n on
Thursday last. He'eo~e Csnydcn. OF Providence. TO
May Deans, daughter Oi Jonathan Dennis OF this
town
At Providence. Nr Phihp Uibonr OF Little Comp.
ton. 70 Miss Ei:a n ChanpIS. daughter of'he'',on.
p..;.l a., ,a,f,I;n. o. Fxe er -Nr SDtieB Hard
.,.g,o Mis .Hsry Scum ins Mfr Dstsd Hhfts 10
NIs ybI1 lee.
DIED,
a. v'es'er'y. on the T'h instant. N'rst'e- t'd't.
Lr. s,n OF syvos,tf G4,i,, jan. sgtd years. ~
Spoa,ls..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-18

. In Marietta (ohio) Of the prevailing epidemic.
H,Ihan T'lsio". Esq aged 90 Mrs June .,LRer. seed
IS. Mrs CdihGra,e Hher. aged SIS Miss Fanny Iay.
lor. aged 45; Capt Caisb Bsrstew aged S2 also his
son. nr Rus ssI Barss0,s. aged l9-sll formerly Of
Providence.
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NOTICE.

yIIHERE rs Avs ALLmAs. wife OF the subscri
w ber, has abstnied herself from my bed aud
bostd, and has oopiuced herself in . shameful snd
unbecoming msnner-,his is therefore 10 give notice,
that will not pay any debs Of her acting, afer
tins date. his
FRANCIS II ALTMAN.
Newport. Dec 49, 1923 msrk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-18
A Ia Court of Probate held at the

A Ta Court of Probate held at the
IA Town-house in North Kingstown on the 9th
day of December, 1898 William Reynolds (oiJAbez)
Executor to the last viii, and testament OF Hannah
Sheffield, deeeased presented sh account against 'he
estate Of said deceased amounting to five hundred
and sixty foor dollar. and thirty seven cents.
Ordered that the consideration thereof be referred
10 Tie next Court cf Probate, ,o be holden at this
house on the second Monday Of January next at 1 o.
clock, NJ and that all persons interested. be duly
notified thereof by publishing THIS order three weeks
successye!y in one Of the newspapers pL 'shed in
the town OF Newport
A true copy ofroc rd,
JON. REYNOLDS, PROB. Cik.
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.IIEMOR.fAUA
Grand Lottery,-2O, 900
dollars Highest Prize.

nRDERs for tickets and parts in the 5,h class Of
~ the Literature Lottery, TO be drawn il Fiue
Minutes in the city of New York enriy IN January,
1924, will be received and promptly attended 10 at
the Lottery Office of
J c, SHAW.
Newport, Dec, 49, 1929
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TO LET,

(lnd hosse.sion yiuen she ASH OF March,
THE Farm on The island oI Canonicut,
now occupied by Mr. Gsoaos ksowtrs.
con,,in;np 273 acre, Of good lsnd, beng The po'h
part Of tie Bes.ertsii es,sle-for 'orh'r , ..m"s
ard terms. spplyto AoDeeA S-"
Newport, Acy IL, iszt
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

RY virtue Of decree Of the supreme jud. court,
~ there will be sold at public auction TO satisfy
theJus' debts reported by the commissioners on tho
estate OF John Goroo. Esqr with incidental charges.
on The 9Th OF December next, \, o'clock. Pm, on
The premises, three lots parcels Of land of the,
said Gorton. situate in New shorehsm, one of said
lots containing fifty and Is called the COW cove
farm, the other two lots are tug bogs containing for
y.6ve rods and are No and 2, In the long ot tug
swamps-Conditi ions made known at the time and
place Of sale. WILLIAM A WEEDEN, .qan'r
New -sborebsr,, nov 27 1929.
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

EAJERED.
sloop Emily. Shepherd, Bordeaux.
CLE.iHED.
sioop Emily, Shepherd, New. York.
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The drawing will the State Hone Newport 2s dy Of
January 1924 and be completed within thirty highest prize will be
payable 60 days. and all other so days after the drawing finished in
Bills generally this SateAn Tickets
the day previous the drawing will considered demanded
within after the drawing Is closed will not be paid.
The Managers public, exeron and con-
siderable cost small but decent Meeting House has Of
Portsmouth, and partly Finished thus far involving
csab and thM they patronage Of
the community complete the workAs this worship intend
e TO be all teachers reputaton sect they
hope that their exers accomplishing the object Lottery will meet with
meiud AEMY!
STEPHEN b. CORNELL, ! =,
SAMUEL CLARKE, { NiA"A0EHS'
..'.., BORDEN SLOCUM.
Tickets for sale by the Managers Portsmouth, SHAW,
Newport.
Po snnah r. l. Dec 10, l823
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-18

The va'uabis lot OF lend on Market Square
IN this town, has recently been sold b, ,he
III IN. James Fenner, 10 the prop'ietos of the
buildings with which IL is covered, fe' S73,
900. LIS extent on Market.squa'e 10 lao i.2
Iceland us depth 50 feet--Prov. .4mr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-18

The Legislatures of Nav Jersey Penn'yl.
vania, NayIsad, Virginia, N>rh Carolina,
South Carolina. Georgia, Kentucky, and Ten.
nessee, are now in session. Those OF several
o,ae' States. including Massachusetts, New
York, and Rhode Island, will convene IN The
course Of the ensuing month.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-18

Major.Gensrai G.ines has arrived q
Wa,hinston, ,otske command of the Easter
Military Department, vice Maj .Geper'
Scott. who IS 10 sssumc the command OF III
Weston Department.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-18

The frigo,e Con.,iju ION sailed from Glib
pst,ar Nov. ., for Cadiz, with our Amoassa
dor.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-18

Newport. Dec. l8, 1898.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-18

have Been efected in the tenth ward 10 the
CITY Of New Yo,k.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-18

The Hon. JANE BRows, ha, been appoin
tee Minister to Fr,oce. Mr.. b. hs, 'esign
cd his see, in tn, National Senate, and will
proosb'y depsr. Immediately on his imPoiaD.
mission.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-18

A Military Bali is 20 be given at ne
fo'k on the 8 , OF Jlnus y, tho surplus p
ceed, OF which are To be stded TO he iunt
bout to be ts,sed In New York in aid Of
cause ot the Gferks.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-18

She ,hs, b,ijle,h no, her tongue" shall
Fay .fve thousand dollars A lady by the
name OF Mary Patton, has been sentenced 10
psy Eve Thousand dollars q, iarksbutg, Pa.
fo, slsndering the ehatscter Of Mr.. E.kridge
Hall.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-12

OF blowing out in few years. II Is bottomed Oh
something solid and permanent, as much SO as any
other branch of ,illage or agriculture. For those
who make experiments put capital to hazard;
they feel their way lheygo; and enough IS already
proved TO convince every one that the pursuit Will
be profitable There is land Of suitable soil
enough in York county to raise wine Tor the con
sumption of all the United States; and twenty years
from this day, more wine will be made IN Pennsyl
vsnia than is now imported into it. When once a
vine yard has come TO maturity, the owner will be
able TO sell his wine at so cents per gallon, and have
abundance ofpro6t.
Most Of the scites where vines have been planted
arc the sides Of hills, with gradual slope and
southern aspect; though practical men say that
they succeed equally we'll on The north side.
Observation and experience will teach in due
time what kind oil grapes will suit best to the soil
and climate, and also how TO manage the grapes
and the Juice, TO obtain the best wine.
Mr.. Eichelberger has sufficiently proved that both
the white and red wine will succeed.
Many interesting considerations suggested by
the successful cultivation of the vine in this country
In moral, statistical, and national view it is impor
tant, and will be hailed OF the greatest acqui
stions that has been made to our domestic econo-
my.
NoTE. Since writing the above, | have been in
formed that MIR OverdorH. who has very flourish
lag vine yard, raised his plants from the seed, which
were sovn in bed in the garden, and alter one
year. we're transplaned. Having roots, they are
not liable to fail, as the cuttings which are Joints
Of vine, one end of which is stuck in the ground.
Recorder.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-12

MINISTER TO FRANCE.--We learn from
a source in which We place perfect reliance, that
the lion. Mr.. BRowN, member of the Senate of
the United States from Louisiana, will succeed Mr..
GALLATIN as Minister to France, Ba!t. An.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-12
DeIauars.
Louis McLane.

DeIauars.
Louis McLane.
Maryland.
William Hayward, jr
Joseph Kent,
John Lee,
Peter Little.
Isaac McKim,
George Z. Mitchell,
Raphael Nesle,
John S. Spence,
Henry r. War6eld.
pirgiaia.
Mark Alexander,
William S. Archer,
William Lee Ball,
Phillip P. Barbour,
Burwell Bassett,
John Floyd,
Robert S. Garnet,
Joseph Johnson,
Jabez Leitwich,
William Mccoy,
Charles F. Mercer,
Thomas Newton,
John Randolph,
William c. Riyes,
Arthur Smith,
William Smith,
Alexander Smyth,
Andrew Stevenson,
James Stephenson,
George Tucker,
Jared Williams.
North Carolina.
Hutchins G. Burton,
Henry Conner,
JDhn CuIpepper,
Weldon N. Edwards,
Alfred M. Gstlln,
Thomas IL. Hall,
Charles Hooks,
John Long,
Willie P. Mangum,
Romulos Nj. Saunders,
Richard ID. Spaight,
Bobert B. Vance,
Lewis Williams.
South Carolina.
Rohe't Campbell,
John Carter,
Joseph Gist,
Andrew X. Govan,
James Hamilton, jr.
George McDufie,
Joel X Poinsett,
Startling Tucker,
John Wilson.
Georgia.
Joel Abbot,
George Cary,
Thomas w Cobb,
Alfred Cuthbert,
John Forsyth,
Edward f. 'ratnali,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-12
Wiley Thorn pson.
Kentucky.

Wiley Thompson.
Kentucky.
Henry Clay,
Richard Buckner,
Robert P. Henry.
Francis Johnson,
John L. Johnson,
Robert L.etcher,
Thomas Metcalfe,
Thomas Moore,
Phillip Thompson,
David Trimble,
David White,
Charles Wicklife.
Tennessee.
Adam r. Alexander,
Rober, Allen,
John Blair,
John Cooke,
Samuel Houston,
Jacob e. Ispcks,
James b. Reynolds,
James 7. Sandlord,
James Slsndefrr.
ohio.
Mordecai Barley,
Philemon Beecher,
John w. Campbell,
James w Gazlay,
Duncan M'Arthur,
William M'Lean,
John Patterson,
I'hos. r. Ross,
John Sloane,
Joseph Vance,
Samuel I. Vinton,
Elisha w hitllssey,
William Wilson,
John {. Wright.
Louisiana.
William l.. Brent,
II. H. Gurley,
Edward Livingston.
Mississippi.
Christopher Rankin.
Indiana.
Jonathan Jennings,
William Prince,
John Test.
Illinois.
Daniel p. Cook.
alabama.
John M'Kee,
Gabriel p Moore,
g. w. Oven.
Missouri.
John Scott,
DELEGATES.
Michigan Territory.
Gabriel Richards,
ArkanSas Territory.
Henry w Conway
Florida Territory.
Richard K. Call.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-12
EXTRACT from Thacher's Journal.

Captain Houdln, commonly pronounced Udapg. is
a frenchman oil singular manners and character
and iudcrous IN his personal appearance, being ra.
Their tall but slender; his features sharp and r-
regular, complexion dark with small let black eyes.
His long hair is brought in braid to the top OF his
head, which Is constantly covered with powder he is
never seen without his small sword, nor in CONVEX
salion without display Of vanity and affectalion
lie converses in broken English with rapid artc ula
ton, often pcrverting words from their legitimate
meaning DR.. Thomas and Udsng have at com
msnd an exhausibc fund Of merrment and hu
nor, and Udang once said 10 the doctor, you can
lake me of better than can myself" On O return
iom Boston, in 1880. he related some Incidents that
occurred to him which have frequently been repea-
ted TO aid in festive mirth Some wag, knowing his
vanity and ahec,aion Of consequence, had employed
negro wench to make familiar address to him in
some public place. This was severe modification.
and destroyed all the comforts oi his visit In an
swer to an inquiry how he liked Boston, this yexa-
ton was uppermost in his mind al like Boston
very well all but one id madam Mig" On being
pressed further he related the particulars with all the
action and irritation that the reality occasened
Zone gentleman said TO me will you take walk to
the market twas one very fine market de poult
oe geese, cherry ting-one ve'y fine aSSortiment-
dere It was hear somebody say behind, How do
you 40, captain Uddng, look round, one black
'u say as'i", 'ahne reverence, nope y0n Del
yell, Captain Udang.' Who be you speak to me in
de market. You forget. she say, was your sweet
heart In " Hol yo tongue, you id rascal Dish.
You speak to me IN de market, when am wild gen
temen, | cut off your head, twill you rascal wench.
was SO asham, put dc hat over my eyes and rum
right home tro five tousaod people. Next day somsl
gentlemen tell me,twho owned the black Dish datI
spoke to me in dc market, and advised me to tell de
mistress. go TO the house and knock, knock by
by door open, How do you do Captain Udang,
de same black Dish rascal dat spoke 10 me in de
market-who own you-tell 20 mistress one gentle.
man officer wish TO see her. Madam say /, do youl
own dat id madam hig, dat spoke to me in de
market. She say, if you had not been too familiar
with my negro wench, she would not spoke 10 you
In de market. say you be one id rascal your
self madam.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-12

FROM MADEIRA.-Captain Baxter, of the
brig Clio at New York. informs that on the 9Th of Oc-
looer' a Portuguese irgate arrived at Madeira with
oOo troops from Lisbon, which were landed and the
OF the troops took possession of the place
10 me name OF the King. About 80 OF the princ
Pai eonsltu,ionallsts we're put in prison. The
Constitutionaliss had been in POSSESSION for some
time previous
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

ESENTATIVES.
John Herkimer,
James l.. Hogeboom,
Lemuel jenkins.
Samuel Lawrence,
Elisha LitchGe;d,
Dudley Marvin,
Henry c. Nlartindale,
John ]. Morgan,
John Richards,
Robert R. Rose,
Peter Sharpe,
Henry r. Storrs,
James Strong,
John w. aylor,
Egbert Ten Eyck,
Albert II. Tracy,
Jacob Tyson,
William Van Wyck,
r.
Stephen Van Rensse lac
Isaac Williams,
Isaac Wilson,
Sllas Wood,
William Woods.
From Ns,c Jersey.
George Cassidy,
Lewis Condict,
Daniel Garrison,
George Holoombe,
James Ma lack,
Samuel Swan.
From Pennsylvania.
James Allison,
Samuel Breck,
John Brown,
james Buchanan,
Samuel Edwards,
William Cox Ellis,
Patrick Farrelly,
John Findlay,
v alter Forward,
Robert Harris,
Joseph Iiemphill,
Samuel D. Inghram,
George Kreamer,
Samuel Mexican,
Philip S. Markley,
Daniel II. Miller,
James S. Mitchell
Thomas Patterson,
George Plumer,
Thomas ]. Rogers,
Andre " Stewart,
John Todd,
Daniel Udree,
Isaac Wayne,
James Wilson,
Henry Wilson.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-12

- = a
From Maine.
William Burleigh.
Joshua eastman,
Ebenezer Herrick,
David Kidder,
Enoch Lincoln,
Stephen Longiellow.
jeremiah o. Brien,
From Sttchampshire.
Ichabod Bartlett,
Matthew Harvey,
Arthur Livermore,
Aaron Malson,
William PIumer, jr.
Thomas Whipple, jr.
From Massachusetts,.
Samuel e. Allen,
John Bailey,
Francis Baylirs,
Ben. w CrowRinshield. .
Henry w Dwight,
Timothy Fuller,
Aaron Hobart,
Samuel Lathrop,
John Locke,
Jeremiah Nelson,
John Reed,
Jonas Sibley,
Daniel Webster.
From Rhode Island.
Job Duriee,
Samuel Eddy.
From Connecticut.
Noyes Barber,
Samuel A. Foot.
Ansel Sterling,
Ebenezer Stoddard,
Gideon romlinson,
Samuel W hitman.
From Vermont.
William Z. Bradley,
Daniel A. A. Buck,
Samuel L Crafts,
Rollin &. Nlallary,
Charles Rich.
From Nptc York.
John w. Cady,
ChurchillCCambrelene
Lot Clark,
Eta Collins,
Hector Craig,
Rowland Day.
Justin Dwinell,
Lewis Eaton,
Charles a. Foo,e,
Joel Frost,
Moses Hayden,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-12
EIGHTEENTH CONGRESS-.
LIST OF MEMBERS.
Semitic.

From Maine. North Carolina.
John Chandler, Nathaniel Macon.
John Holmes, John Branch.
.Nrw Hampshire. South Carolina.
Samuel Bell, John Gaillard, pres. I
John Parrot. Robt. Y. Hayne.
Massachusetts, Georgia,
James Lloyd, John Elliott.
Elijah Hunt Mills. Nicholas Ware.
Connecticut hpntucky
Henry W. Edwards, Richard M. Johnson,
James Lanman. Isham Talbot.
Rhode Island Tennessee.
James D'Wolf, Andrew Jackson,
Nehemiah X. Knight John Henry Eaton.
Vermont. Ohio.
William A. Palmer, Benjamin Ruggles,
Horalio Seymour. Ethan A Brown.
.New Tork. Louisiana.
huius King, James Brown,
Martin Van Buren,. Henry Johnson.
.NeW Jersey. Indiana.
Mahlon Dickerson, james Noble,
James M llvane. Waller Taylor.
Pennsylvania. .Wssissipui.
w, Waier Lowre' Thomas II. Williams,
William tinday. David Holmes.
Dstaware. Illinois.
(Botb vacanN Jesse b. Thomas,
Ninian Edwards,
maryland. alabama.
Edward Lloyd William X King.
oamuei Smith, William Kelly.
Iirginia. Missouri.
James Barbour, David Barton,
'ohh Taylor. Thomas H Benton.
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e en. l1e atcie. worthy belug repIip &c IL
this count Y. eut which, when 20, alr accom-
pa'ed by oihe's processing 10 clam 10 st'c,-
hen. \ interchangeable Select lsrsi ws-al,in
IN lie d s'-n, In rot equal in eump,eien sive-
neNs, to the pietcul, furnished for ssue years
N this city, al world, 1t may he presumed,
have confirm d tobe suppo' ted by a " dc-sp,e d
subscription, hut ior an alteration ol the pan.
and scenes oil adventurous leyc,ses me fe,l
val oi It with larger scope, would seen Likely
ID he attended with sill moe signal suec,ss
th'nits Original existence, owing to the 4 eat
multiplication oi readels of pc l5dic,l works,
aud ihe wide diffusion OF the habit 81 seeking IN
thtm, bath information and amusement
The Museum commence IL July, 1922. j.
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Pa6iishod monthly Price Sir Doiiars a yenr,
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-07
DRGSS Gi.0CKS.

ihcmseves in Lynchhurg, underline ErnI
of IVES, LEXIS y, 90. have taken tie
house one door below tho Bell Tavern, where
they have on hand, and are now finishing,
quantity of BRASS CLOCKS, Which they in
tend selling in the adjacent country They
would respectfully invite the attention OF the
public 10 specimens of that article which ale
To be seen NJ their stand, ard also at The store
f.. l.. Gatrous a. Go ladioihing Leitwich y
Claytor's,) At J 7 Hunts Hstcbmakor's shop
and at the Bell Tavern. For The satisfaction
of those who may wish 10 pure base, they viii
warrant their Clocks 10 perform well. They
have also procured the suiioined recomlnen.
dation. CHAUECEy IVES,
SHELDON l. CHrKCu