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NOTICE.

W l. note Of thirty-fve dollars, drawn bv
- Doctor Littebury Moseby, about th, Is, -
april w. aud payable twelve months from ,he
nate. MS Is to forewarn all persons from radnr
June Is. - 'Nsotht'.
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LONDON, May 7.-Bfusscls and Dutch papers to
the 5tli lust. have arrived this morning. fine follow
ing is extract:
" CoNsTANTINoPLE, March &c.
q Counsellor Minziacky, having sgnifcd to the
Porte, and 10 the Foreign Legations here, that ne
should take upon him. the it;i of this month, the
direction Of the affairs of the Russian commerce,
which had hitherto been managed by the Imperial
Austrian fpternuucin, the Russian Commercial
Clrinccry, which, had been closed for three years,
was opened that day. Tho sight of the Russian
Imperial Eagle, presage of the restoration of
ftien,y relations with the Court of ST. Petcrsburgh,
was highly agreeable to the public.
"r!ic circumstance which mentioned in our
preceding report, having occurred at the Arsenal
of Mi5sol0ngh, is fully confirmed; but the scene ter
minated in a manner very bumiating to the autho-
ri,y IF Maurocordato. After tho German Officer
was shot, aud all workncn in the Arscua among
whom were some s!iilfil.mcchancs and ratlieniat-
cidns, had lid TO Zants, it resolved TO punish
the Suli0t who had committed the murder. Seven
bundled Of his comrades Immediately rose, and took
him under their protection. Ma urocordato was i'll
the end obliged ony to give up the intention of
Furnishing the criminal, but to appease the SUI
liots by fair words in order to prevent dangerous
Instruction. This affair so greatly affected Lord
Byron, that nc passed some days i'll violent congu-
sions which excited feats for his lic.'
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"Too mean for him, world like this,
He is gone TO that happy shore,
Where all the good partake of bliss,
And heroes meet to part no more"

ms melancholy event occurred III PowlYa Ia n
county, on the 9TH instant, after painfully distress
ing indisposition OF some weeks, during which time
no fietful or incorporate expression escaped him {:
when agonized by intolernble pain, his venerable
countenancc remained unruflled and although So
crates died like Philosopher, JAMES BAGnY died
like Christian; anticipating through the mpene-
trable gloom of futurity. hope of Immortality be-
you'd the grave, where, ii is believed he will meet a
rich reward in the he5om of Abraham and his God.
fowefiess, Indeed, is any attempt of man, 10 meet
with perfect equanimty, the just, though often Sc
verc dispemsaons of Providence. He LETT a m mi
able wife, and large and respectable family of
children, III deplore his loss
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Extract Of another letter from, Linz, of latest
Hyfo


cat present, there is little or no business do
ing here, on account of the political state of
the country, which appears to be draw ing near
a crisis, but of what nature it is impossible to
say. The Spaniards, owing TO their late sue
cesses are every day increasing their forces ::
ono division of their army is now not more than
80 miles from this city, and there is no doubt
but that they mean 10 pay Lima another visit.
Gen. Bolivar is now in the province of Truxl-
10, about 90 miles from this with from 5000 to
1000 men, but he is much in want of money,
ana this government are not able to assist him.
Adaptation was despatched, three weeks since,
to the Spanish camp, by this government with
proposals for arranging matters amicably, but it
has returned, and we are informed, without
success. We are now in state of alarm, &C.
casioncd by about GOO of the Bucnos Ayrean
troops, who were doing duty in the fortresses
at Cailao, having risen and confined their OIL
GERS, AMI taken the fortilic atoms, which lhcy
say they will hold until their arrears of pay are
made good. In consequence of this, all com
municat'or with the port arc prevented, and
there is no saying to what extent it may be car
ried.n
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ALGERINES.

schooner arrived at Boston, from Malta, whirl,
bearded on the l2th of April by the British fri
gate PhDtoa, Capt Start, 0 days from Gibraltar for
Malta, vino reported that he was III company when
the Briiisl Ei.ate Glasgow sunk Turkish corvette
of Agiers. The British frigates Cyinhcline, Mar
tin, aud Naiad, had sent in Malta tlrae Turkish
prizes, formerly Greek property, by the Turks
and re-captured by the English.
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NEw York, June 10.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

Yesterday after our paper was al press. We
received our files of French papers 10 thc l2th OF
May, brought b. the siip Howard, Capt. IIol-
bridge, from liayrc.
The ship Lucittt, Capt. Chandler, arrived a.
Boston on Wednesday from Liverpool, whence
shesailcd on the 13th of May. rs this arrival
the editors ofilic Clrmc,tiIi ,9dyeJfjserhayc re-
ceivcd from their London correspondent, pape,s
and Shipping Lists of that city to the evening of
the | It'll of May inclusive. They arc also in
debted TO their Boston correspondents Tor proof
sheets.
G. EAT BRITAIN.
MIR. Canning having lately been called on in
the House OfC,mmons, for Information respcc
ting the French ships OF war said 10 have been
to Rio, aud the motives for sending 80 great 2
naval force tiither, has since ,eplied tllat b,
had received the most satisfactory expiaoaiion,
from the French government, which had mad,
known the motives Of the expedition of all tht
vessels of war which had gone out from tho port
OF France. At the period to which allusior
had been made, instead OF eight there were b,,
two French vessels Of war at Rio, one Of which
was on her return to France. 1t was also pro
per to observe there were two English vessels OF
the same station. 10 conclusion, Mr.. CaDnjn.
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OBITUARY.

JAMES BAGBf, Esa. Il patriot and hero of the
Revolution, has bid an eternal farewell tn tl,c LAM,
hc loved aud sustained by lis valor. No ever
lived or died more respected or more lamcnted IL
is, indeed, remarkable fact, that he never had ~
private enemy, although he above sixty years
oEi.-Such was the uniformity of his department,
such the bland generous, amiable nd una stunning
qualities of mis- heart, that the young revered and
loved him, while the hoary headed and experienced
made honest efforts to emulate his cxamplc-IIe
Witnessed some of the proudest triumphs of the "a
mcrican arms, having fought in some of her most
distinguished battles, aud lastly, concluded his mill
tiy career at the scige of York, with the affection
ate confidence of his officers and consciousness of
having discharged his duty patriot and soldier
The writer of this frail memorial, knew him we'll and
witnessed his tranquil transit another and better
world.
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BANK STOCK. AT, .9fJfrT1o,.
Wis DAY, will be sold at the C,of,;., .t,o..o
"a Shares United Suites Bani slcck. for css,,
1,.ro,- JAS. IL. LYNCH
ltd
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BY the brig Cadgnus, Crowell, arrived at Boston,
from Trepani, (April ~ and 50 days from Marsala,
learn that violent gales experienced on the
West Coast of Sicily the 18th and 18th of March,
aud that three vessels (belore report.d) driven
ashore in ff.pani roadstcad. The Cadmus was
conii leri bly, injured, aud had of the DO
siah Hall, Of Dcnnis,) killed. and the mate badly
wounded. The brig Potomac, Dexter, of n. York,
with cargo of salt, was much damaged; she hav-
ing started eT post and keel filled with water,
and otherwise much injured she had got of, howe
vUr, and was repairing Her cargo was all lost.
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LONDON, May 7.-Bfusscls and Dutch papers to
the 5tl, lust. have arrived this morning. rhe follow
ing is extract:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-08
A FARM FOR SALE.

THE. subscriber offers for sale the
Farm on Rhode Island, which was late the summer
residence of Mr.. CHARLss BARIFc 1t il besuti.
fully situated on the west side OF the island about
four and half miles from Newport, and is supplied
by its shores. with very considerable qusnti,y o:
sea manure--has on it large and convenient dNe1-
ing house, built and finished in the modern style,
with proper outhouses, is walled into small enclo-
sures, and has it wi,ain ten steps OF the house
. spring Of excellent which never fas to tur-
nisb abundant supply. Any one wishing to view
the farm know the terms, may apply TO Richard
X. RAHpoLpH, Esq. in Newport. or 10 the sub.cri
Der in Providence. JACOB DUNNELL.
Dee I8 l823
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-08
SCHOOL BOOKS.

WsssrEa's. Alden's. and Cummings spelling
w books, English Reader, Columbian Orator,
Murrsy's Grammar, Walkers Dictionary. Cummings
and Morsc's Geography and Atlas, DsbolI's Arth.
netic, Testamenis, and every other kind Of school
books usually wanted by the dozen SINGLE at very
low prices Also, biask account and record books
Bowditchs Navigator, and Blunt's Cosst Pilot /;
writing and letter paper; Watts and Methodist
hymn books Church prayer books Drdgewster
Collection, 18th edition.
.3L-M.i.N.ACS
Bickerstsf's Rhode Island, Farmers and Chris.
tisn Almanacs, tor 1924. by the groce dozen sin.
gle.
PAPER Ha.kCLkGS.
One thousand rolls Paper Hangings, for rooms and
window curtains, with borders. Two hundred rolls
low priced papers, at about Is cts per roll.
Elegant and fashionable New.York Hats, and the
Boston Hat Factory hats, warranted water proof and
not to fade in wearing. Also. mems and youths
ter proof cotton. and felt hats Just received and for
sale at the Book aud Hat Store, (snd at the lowest
possible Prices) by
GEORGE WANTON,
yfgenf 10 Ezra Hathaway.
@ Second hand books bought and sold as above.
Nov az.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-08
oyster.Eouse.

TEE subscriber most respectfully informs the
i public that be has taken the house forme y
occupied by Mr.. SPENCER HALL. on Newman ;
wharf. where ne intends to keep constantly on hanh
the very first quality Of Oysters. which We wli serve
up in any manner which may be required CT Fam
lilies be supplied With oysters ia NE shell or OPEN
ed al the shortest notice.
lie also intends TO accommodate his customers.
with beefstesks. ssusages, tpe, &C. &c ct AL hours
OF the dsy.
Supper parties can be accommodated With rooms
the best liquors will be furnished-snd every a''
tention paid 10 render satisfaction 20 those Who msy
favor him with their company. ISAAC T!IAYEh.
Newport. Nov. 6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-08
POETRY.
Sell EcTED.
rHE LITTLE PET PLANT.

A Piorist a sweet little blossom espied.
which bloom d like its ancestors by the road side
Ms sweetness was simple, its colors were few,
Yet the blossom ookd fair in the spot where it grew
The Florist beheld il, and cried, " III encbsnt
The otanicsi world with this sweet little plant;
It's leaves shall be sheltered and carefully aurs'd.
II shall charm oil the world. though met with 1t first
Under hedge"
lie carried il home TO his hot house With care,
And he said, " Tho the rafest exotics are there
NV little Pet Plant, when I've Dourish'd its stems
III tint and in fragrance shall initiate them.
Ibo' none shall suspect from the roadside cames
Roddurn Statrn III call it, a beautiful name
White bot snists look thro' their glasses and view
lts bsauties, they'll ne'er suspect that 1t grew
Under hedge"
The little Pet Plant, when II shook of the dirt
OF its own native ditch. soon began to be pert,
And tossd its small head for, perceiying that none,
but exotcs were round it, il thought nse one
As wild flower, all would have ownd was fair,
And prsis'd it tho gsudier blossoms were there
But when it assumes hot.house airs, we see thro'
The forcd tint OF its leaves, and suspect that grew
Under hedge!
MORAL.
In the bye.ws Of life. oh !how many there arc,
Who being born under some fortunate star.
Assisted by beauty, or talent, grow itch.
and bloom in q dollhouse instead OF = ditch
And whilst they disdais not their own simple stem,
The honors they grasp, may gain honors for them;
But when (iike tie Pet Psnt) Such people grow pert.
We soon trace them to their original dirt,
Under hedge!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-08

TUST received and for sale at this Of
- fcs, and at the Book stores Of James Hammond
George TGnton, and Josiah Sh0w. "a Voyage
from the United States to South America, performed
during the years 1921, 1922, l325-embracing .
ption Of the city of Rio Janeiro, in Brazil; Of
every port of Importance in Chill; of several in Low
er Peru and OF an eighteen months cruise in Nan.
tucket wha'eship The whole interspersed with n
variety Of Original Anecdotes. Price rs cents.
Nov ~.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber. contemplating q different ar
range ment ofhis business, hereby calls upon all
persons having demands against him, to presen,
the same for adjustment, and those indebted to
make immediate settlement All unsettled accounts
will be pa, in legal rsn IL not attended to by the
first day Of May next. PELEG SANFORD.
Niddietovn, Jan 90, 1924.
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TO LET,

Ind fosCessfon giJen as SOON az sonoeDieD' 10
he nG-Ees concerned,
THE brick fronted House, No. ~,
pleasantly situated, the northwest side near the
middle of Broad. stree,-for further particulars and
conditions enquire he Republican Oihce, or At
the house No 45. adjoining the premises
Newport, March d 1874
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NOTICE.

JAMEs TOWNSEND, informs bis friends and
y the public. that he has employed an experienced
workman, at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS.
and is ready to attend to the calls Of his old Gus.
toners and Friends--the smallest favour will be
gratefully acknowledged and punctusliy attended
to--ca ut the Chambers over his Store, north cor
ner OF Bannister's wharf March c9, 1921.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-08
New Publications.
JAMES HAMMOND,

HAS FOH shLEy
Hero of No Fiction. or Memoirs Of Fran.
els Barnett, the Lefevre of mo Fiction" aud
Review Of that woik-2 vols S2,25.
Lscon, or<nsny thngs in few words, addressed to
those who think by the Rev e. T.. Cotton, A. Nj.
from the Eighth London Edition. vol rs cents.
Sermons, on those doctrines Of the Gospel, and OF
those constituent principles of the church which
christian professors have made the sutjecI Of con-
troversy-by Aaron Bancroft, DID, vol
A Winter in Washington, q novel; 2 vols.
ST. Romans Well, by the author Of Wsyerly-2 yos.
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Sheathing and Wrapping
Paper.
f.. w. LAWTON.

HAS a constant supply OF Sheathng
l. l. and Wrapping paper, of very uPerior
quality and Of the following kinds. viz
Fine sheathng paper for coppering;
do do do boards.
and do.
Double and single wrapping large ard stout:
Kentish Cap Tor Hardware;
Double and single wrapping paper for Tea, en-.
tirely free from Tar
This paper is warranted superior to any msnutsc-
tured in the United States, and every reSm to con.
tain the full number OF sheets.
Feb j. 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-08
UNION FACTORY.

INDIGO BLUE.
TIE subscribers respectfully informs their
, friends and the public, that they have estab-
ished the Indigo blue Dying, and have employed
an experienced workman at the coloring and finish
ing. Woollen goods of all descriptions will be fin.
isbed in the nes.est manner, the most reasonable
terms.
WOOL CARDING.
Wool Of all grades carded into rolls ii the best
manner. They continue to manufacture wool on
shares or by contract, As may bes. suit their em.
ployers.
Tn. following persons will receive and forward
any ntices Intended for the Union Factory.
EDWRAD STANHOPE, and
ROBERT p & FRANCIS CARR, Eewpsrs.
GEORGE LAWTON, 3ipertsn.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Bristo! Ferry
They return their sincere thanks to their former
customers and sosIt tho continuance OF their ia.
YOURS JOHN BABCOCX.
MOSES LAWTON
Portsmouth. jane 10
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Il
ment. From its peaceful bosom spring
none but fond regret and tender recollec.
tions; who can look down upon the grave
even OF an enemy, and not feel CON-
punctious throb, that ever he should
have warred with the poor handful of
! earth that lies mouldering before him
but the grave of those he Loved-whst a
place for meditation then it is we cali
up in long review the whole history of
virtue and gentleness, and the thousand
endearments lavished upon us almost
UNDECIDED in the daily intercourse Of in
timacy--then it is we dwell upon the
tenderness, of the parting scene the bed
OF death, with all the stiaed grief; its
noiseless attendance, its mute watchful
assiduities the last testimonies of cx.
piring love; the feeble, Auttering, thrill
ling-Oh! how is the pressure OF the
hand; the last fond look of the gazing
eye, turning upon us even from the
threshold OF existence; the faint, falter-
ing accents struggling in death to give
one more assurance of affections Aye,
go to the grave of buried love and medi-
tate There settle the account with thy
conscience for every past endearment, un.
regarded OF that departed being who
Observation-Disclosures can return to be
soothed by thy eontrition !--lfthou art a
child, and hast ever added sorrow the
soul, or furrow to the silver'd brow of
an ahectionate parent-if thou art hus-
band, and hast ever caused the fond DO.
som that yentured its whole happiness in
thy arms, TO doubt one moment OF thy
truth-lf thou art a friend, and hast ev-
er wrong'd in thought, or word or deed,
the spirit that generously confided i'll
thee---if thoo art lover, and hast ever
given one unmerited pang to the true
heart that now lies cold and still beneath
thy fcet,-then bc sure that every TN
kind look, every ungracious word, every
ungentcel action will come thronging
back upon Thy memory. and knocking
doletuily At thy soul--thcn be sure that
thou wilt be down sorrowing and repcn-
tant on the grave, aud utter the unheard
groan, and pour the unavaling tear, more
deep, more bitter, because unheard and
unayailing.
While Mrs. Jacobus, of Morristown,
N. J. WAS boiling soap few days since
over the fire in the house, the kettDe fell,
and four of her children were scalded---
two Of them to death, and the other two
very badly.
A Nos,h-Carolins peper, in the alb.
sence Of something more interesting, re-
lates circumstance which recently hap
pened at Raleigh. The amount of it is
this "a horse, while eating his proven
der vas annoyed by COW, who thrust
her head into his trough to participate in
his meal this horse, enraged at her i'm.
pudencc, caught her tongue between his
teeth, and bit it in twain the COW died.
In The Sta,e OF Penn,ylvsnis there are 1916
JusIices Of tho Peace
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CHARTS, &c.
W,N. n. RfTHBONE

" ITO
LAS Jus, received and offers for sale, at his store
i head Of Packer Wharf new Chart, extending
from New.york to Havana, improved by goyernmsn,
surveys in 1920, with general assortment Of charts
of the ls,cs, surveys-Bcvdchs Nsvga,ors. S'h ed'.
ton American Coast Pilnts, 10th edlIlon, Nautical
AlrnAaacks for the years 1922 and 1928 searnens'
dsily Assistant-with q complete assortment " Nsu.
tesi Insrumen,s-letter wiring, log and wrapping
Psper-Quls and Ink Powder.
qlso, q general assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery,
Cordage and ship Chsndlery.
Just received so casks cut Nails, assorted sises-
80 thousand Bricks-20 doz Tile.
Ip Corisge and Csoles made to order. and yes.
sells furnished with every article fos long snd short
voyages. .svsss IL
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NEW GOODS.
John B. Newton,
HAs 1uST oPsNkp.

has 5UsT oPsSkD,
A N extensive assortment OF New
"A Goods -.imssg them are 1000 yards ofthosg
yard vide sheetngs toe ls per yArd-ssd large as
sorlment Of ssttine,ts.
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FOR SALE, OR TO LET.

THE Estate on Thames street, form>
Il eriy the residence Of Gov. wANToy: being
divided by entries through the middle, and having
two front entrances. and separate kitchens and cei
lars, it would accommodate two separate families
with 7Or 8 convenient rooms each, besides plaster
ed rooms in the garret. 1t hiss good garden, and
he lot extends to the harbor. The house has ls.eiy
been thoroughly repaired, and is perfectly sound:
it may be purchased at a low price, and paymeps
nav be made in FIVE more (f required) yearly 10.
stsments; security upon the estate would be scoeps
ted for all except the srst payment. The same es'
tate is offered 10 be let
Oct. Is. B. HAZARD.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ subscriber has been dnly appointed by the
Hon Court of probate OF the town OF Portsmouth,
Of said Portsmouth,. q minor, and has given bonds
agreeaby to law for the faithful discharge Of that
trust Therefore all persons hsviog demand, A.
gainst said Estate are required to exhibit the same
to BURLINGTON ANTHONY. jr 6.arGhGn.
q pnrtsrnouth H. Feb o6, 1924 I6w1
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Paper Hangings.>
JOB SHERMAN.

Has jas! receaOe0,
c. EVERAL hundred Rolls Of French
- and American Papa HAsoIEos and Don.
DERs, some OF them bought at auctions
3LSo-in addition to his extensive assortment os
DRY GOODS and Groceries, be has jpst received
some sessonsble articles from BOSTON.
LikEH(SE-Merino and silk plaid Hsndker-
chiefs stout Russia Diapers "a wide fer l25 CTS p
yard narrow do of various kinds Oil cloths some
wide India straw Carpetings Of stout kind l2
yard wide: handsome Umbrellas; and variety OF
other articles too numerous to mention in adVer.
tise nent.
Newport, 3oth Of 5th rao
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Morning School.

THE subscriber proposes opening 3
MORNING SCHOOL, the Goth instant, in school.
house No z schools street, for the purpose ofteseh.
ing Writing and Arithmetic, exclusively; provided
q sufficient number apply to make ii an object worth
pursuing.
or TERMS, &c made known on application.
JOHN RODMAN.
March 4, 1894
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PRICE 81 l-2 cents.
The character Of this Ointment is too well e,tsE-
lished 10 require any Recommendation.
A fresh supply CT the above Ointment, Is for ssiS
"a in Newport, by
). w, vinson,
James Taylor, and
Rowland X. Hazard
In Providenee, by
Dyers & Msnton,
q. w. Hoppin, CO.
9ohn Mason, and
Amos Rhodes.
In Taunton, by Daniel Brewer.
In Warren, by Mrs. Lucy BGry.
In wassey, by John Mason.
In New Bedford, by Caleb Green.
In Bristol, by L. w. Briggs, Il Co.
Newport Nov 6 1928.
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'VVpsS
Team Irvingss sketch Hack

From Irvings Sketch Book.
The Grave.-Oh, the grave the
grave (! 1t buries every erar; covers