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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-27


yETHITWELL's Liquid Improved OPODELDoC
bottle of wh,ch 10 Irarranted 10 possess more
than spice he sicengh and efficacy Of The hard
Mind, ths Embrocatt0n is now universally scknow
ledged 10 b. Amcs nte'iibe in Of rheumatism
Sruises, sprG.ss, crSpp num6ness stifness weak
Of the neck joints chii6ains chopped hands
sangs of insect vegetable p0isons, s.h lOOuads and
Tor any exernsi injury, either for man or beast
This article is highly recommended by Of the
6Tst Physicians in the S. whose certificate ac-
cpmpanies each bottle .
CHUTIOw! ,,1
Be sure and ask for aud receive wfiITWELL's
opODELDoG, or you will assurediy be imposed up.
on. Sold at retail by WM SIMONS, at his house
ih Newport, price SO cts per bottle -
Vhere also may 6e had,
The VOLATILE AROMATIC SNuPE This high.
~ fragrant sternut alive (mostly composed of
and aromatic herbs,) is too well known and highly
approved throughout the United States, in cases of
bead ache and cstarrh, TO need further commends-
tion-prce SC cts per bottle.
ALSO,
1OSis' Bilious Pills,
An excellent and we'll known composition in Jaun-
dice, b ious comp' snts, want of appetite, coslive-
rsss, sc. &c. price Is cents per box.
ALSO,
Detergent BitterS,
Jasefl at all seasons, but especially in the spring
of the year for the same complaints those above
mentioned. ed.-They should be used after the use Of
the pills.
ALso-Hch Ointmcnt,
An infalible remedy for this complaint, withsut
fmell or stain-price SO els per box.
ALSO,
Da6y's Eye Waser.
This article has been recommended by some OF
the first physicians.
TOOTH Powder,
Danlask Lip SafSc.
March II, 1924.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-27
Nr5> rALiOnl.

". INDIGO BLUE. ''.~
THE subscribers respectfully informs their
friends and he public, that they have estab-
ishei the Indigo blue Dying. and have employed
an experienced workman at the coforing and finish
ing. woolIen goods of all descriptions will be fin:
sbed in the neatest MANNER on the most reasonable
terms. sk,
ar WOOL CARDlNG.2 ,Ay -
Wool OF all grades carded into rolls in the best
manner. They continue to manufacture wool on
shares or by contract. as may best suit their en-.
p!oyers.
The following persons will receive and forward
any articles intended for the Union Factory.
EDWRAD STANHuPE, and RI
ROBERT r. L FRANCIS CARR, Wszpprt.
= GEORGE LAWTON, 1iperfsn.
= yrrrMIAs otFPoRD. Brisfoi Ferry
They return their sincere thanks TO their former
customers and solicit the continuance of their is.
YOURS JOHN BABCOCK.
~ MOSES LAWTON
Portsmouth. June 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-27
BOOTS and SHOES.
1000
PARDON WHITE,
No. LA. Thames sfreef.

IL EsPEcrFULLy Informs his friends
~ and The public. that he has on hand all kinds
~ Bcors and SHOES, which be will sell as low as
any one in town srf
-fse. as ehsdp--ah kinds Of mems Boots and Shoes
msaufsctured and repaired. AL kinds Of ladies'
booes and Shoes. by Lynn workman. april 30.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-27
NEW GOODS.
-1ooooo-
John B. Newton

mas JUST OPENED, .at-
A y extensive assortment Of New
n Goods -.smsng them are 1000 yards Of those
yard vide sheetngs Tor Is per yard-and large as
sortment OF sattinetts. -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-27
FOR SALE on CHARTER.

THE Big UNION, bu',hen
I'D fi2Tons.--she is well found and IN
sfh 80 good order, and Is suitable for The
-tIEdk- West India Trade, or for Fishing
v ,gage for terms apply,o
Newport April IL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-27
RAW sILKLONG SHAWLS.

IUSr received and for sale by STEPKENH CT
H0O.vf. an elegant assortment Of Haw Silk
and vs'enlIs Long shswis froms co 20 dollars.
Oct 9.
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CHARTS, &c.
WlH. II. RfTHBOWE,

yIAs Just received and offers for sale, at his store
L hsod of Packet Wharf q new Chart. extending
fton New-York to Havana. improved by government
surveys in 1920 with general assortment Of charts
qf the latest suryeys-Bovdich's Nsvgasors, 5,h ed
ton American Coast Pilots, 10th editions Nautical
Amsnscks for the years 1922 and 1928 sesmens'
daily Assistant--with a complete assortment at Maui
tica Observation-Disclosures, writing, log and wrapping
Paper-Quilis and ink Powder. 10.
.aiso. general assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery,
Cordsge and Ship Chsndery.
just received, 80 casks cut Nails, assorted sizes
80 thousand Bricks-20 doz Tile,
or Cordage and Cables made to order. and YES
sells furnished with every Article for long and short
voyages August IA.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-27
State of Rhode. Island, &c

State of Rhode. Island, &c.
Clerks Office, Court Of Common Pleas, for the
,connfy oft,ewhorf,. loth .fhrii, 1924.
XXyHsREAs ThOmas Dsn,lis jr. Of the town coun.
w " Newport, mariner, has this day fled in my
Office application for notice to be issued to his cred.
itors be and appear before said Court ON the sec.
ond day Of the thereof be holden at Newport
within and Tor the county aforesaid the third Mon
day Of May nex, then and there to nominate assign.
ees Of the property of said Dennis, sgreeaby to an
act Of the Hon Gen Assembly, passed at January
session. 1923. entitled" for the relief of Insoi.
vent debtors" Notice is therefore hereby given to
the creditors Of said Dennis then and there TO sp.
pear for the purpose aforesaid
HENRY Y CRhNSTON, Ck.
Anrii %
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PIINTEp ASD PuBLIsHEp sY
WILLLiH SLHOyvS
rxIHTER OF TEs LAWS rHE usITBD STATES.

Terms Of sas Repubhcur.
Two dollars year-one half in advance.
Price Of .idvsrhsing.
One dollar and fifty cents square, for three weeks,
andtwsnty-6ve cents for each publication after
smaller ones in the same proportion.
Cr Advertisements will be continued nh forbidden,
unless the term of continuance be specified.
lrJob Work satisfact toriiy executed.
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Sheathing and Wrapping
Paper.

+. w. LAWTON,
II AS Constant supply OF Sheathing
i l. and Wrapping paper. Of a very superior
Quality aud of the following kinds. viz
Fine shesthng paper for oopperiug;
do do do boards
and do
Double aud single wrapping large and stout,
Kentish Cap or Hardware
Double aud single wrapping paper for Tea, en- .
Greiy free irom Tar
This p per il warranted superior to any msnufac.
elred in til, United States, and every ream TO con.
cain the full num5er of sheets.
Feb S. 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-27

nE "Wednesday the I'm OF april, the following
~ arrangement will be adopted and continued
until further notice
From Providence. 10
The FVLron. Capt Consfeck, will leave Proyi.
dence for Sew.York, every Tuesday evening. at
O'Clock, Pm sf
The CossEorIoUr, Captain Bunker. will depart
for NewYork, every Friday. at 6 O'Clock, Pm.
,.r. From Wequ. 2ork
The Connecticut will depart overy Wednesday, at
noon, foe Providence.
The Fulton. Captain Comsiock. will be despatched
every saturday, at noon, for Providence.
May &, 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-27
Pure Sperm Oil, at "A cts

THE sabsc ,bers offer tor sale. at their rcspec.
tive stores, FIRST quality summer strained sperm
OIL Al ~ cents per gallon, from half pin, 70 ls:
ger quantity FREEBORN Il THURSTON,
JONATHAN L. ALMY,
JOHN CLARK.
Newport Oct 2, 1893.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-27
ELIZABETH BURLlNGHAM,

G, all kinds, eEeegred in
,ErR1er az nis Office.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-04
REMOVAL.

MIR. CADEN respectfully informs The
lHE inbabtant, of Alexandra and its VIZ
cinity that be has removed his school to
the large room lately occupied by Mr..
Generes, corner Of Duke and Royal.sts.
He has made every necessary arrange
ment tor the accommodation Of his pupils.
and he hopes that the very healthy siiua,
ton of bis school will be an inducement 10
parents and guardians to favor him with
the tuition of their children. A few more
pupils can be admitted into both Depart
men,s. A class OF book keepers will com-
mence this evening--tbose DESTROYS of en-
teripg upon course will please attend.
N. B. No deduction for lost time. The
quarter entered upon must be paid. A few
more night scholars can be accommoda.
ted. Terms-3 dollars per qusrter
nov 80 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-04
Classical! School.

TINE subscribers, having determined
IL 10 relinquish their School, return
their thanks TO those parents, who have
placed their children under their Csre.---
They would inform their friends and The
public, that the school will be continued
by the Rev. Daniel Young, A. N. in
whose abilities they have The most entire
confidence, and who will devote to it his
whole atteotion. He will teach The various
branches, which have heretofore been
taught in the school. We cbeertully re-
commend him to the patronage OF the pu b.
lie. The school will open on Tuesday the
3Uth inst. ELIAS HAIKU SUN, g.
nov 80 WELLS ANDREWS.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-04
UNITED STATES & COLOMBIA.
i L

UNITED STATES & COLOMBIA.
The perusal Of the following. which
appears in the Gacesa de Colombia,
published a Bogo,a OF the 10Th Of Oc-
tober, is very satisfactory. We unde :
stand Hia exrelIency the Senior Salazar,
Minister Plenipotentiary from Colon,
bia to the United States, has contribut
ed largely by bis talents and spirit Of
conci'ation to this happy understands
ing between the sister Republics, whilst
our own Nlinister, the Hon. Mr.. Ander.
son. at Bogota, actuated by similar
views and feelings and with talents not
less distinguished, has successfully la.
bored to place the relations Of the two
countries on the best footing.
From The GGceta de Colombia, October 10.
We have the pleasure to announce,
that on the Sd of the present month,
October, treaty geperal convention
of Peace, Amity, Navigation and Com
merce betweeo the Republic of Co!om-
bia and the United States of America.
was signed orr the one part by Pedro
Gaul, the Secretary for Foreign ReIa.
tons, and on the other, by r. Andsr.
son, Minister plenipoten,iary of the
said states. II will be submitted to the
next Congress in due time, and viii,
we hope, obtain its appreciation at the
same time that it may be ratified by the
Senate of the United States: and then
will be presented to the world the first
treaty concluded between one Of the
new states of old Spanish America. and
All established nation which occupies 20
distinguished rank in the common.
wealth of natiops. The policy Of the Co.
lombian government will be more dis
tiDctly known, & we are suretbat it will
deserve the applause of all philosophical
minds. for its humanity and justice, not
less than for the principle of conceding
no privileges nor special favoss to any
power
The Treasury apartment in the Co.
lombian government has been organis.
ed anew. Bait. Fed Gag.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-04
VOTES OF THE ELECTORS.
MARYLAND,
COURT MARTIAL.

The court martha now sitting at the ma.
w ward. has gone through with the trial
ri Lieut. Weaver, the result of which is
transmitted to Washington. Some other
trials are under way. 1t is said that sno,.
ther Court will be organized for the trial
Of Com. Stew art, 90 affairs relative to his
late cruise in the Pacific -NeoO York Adv:
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-04

WAsu,NGroN, Dec. Eve understand
that Com STEWART has been suspended
from duly. preparatory to his trial upon
charges relating to bis conduct while IN
command OF the squadron 10 The PACING;
and that it was intended he should De tired
before the Court Martial now sitting in
New York. but the trial has been post
noned at bis request, TO enable him to
procure from distance evidence upon
some of the charges which have been
brought against him. His trial will be had
os soon as the evidence can be procured.
O. 'o Nat. Journal.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-04
Hibernian Society.

A STATED quarterly meeting OF the
Asociety will be held at the TOWN
HALL on Monday Evening the eth inst.
at 6 O'Clock. Persons DESTROYS OF becom.
ing members, will make application to the
Secre ,ary, or any mem Der OF the Society
JAMES c. BARRY, Sec'y.
dec 9 It
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-04
No. MARINE LIST. As>
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

SAlLED-Dec /.
Scbr, Rising Sun, Silver, Salem.
Scbr. Rambler, Eaton, Portland.
ARRIVED-Dec. 8.
Scbr. Constitution, Adams, New Lon.
don, via Norfolk; sundries 10 The master.
Scbr. Citizen, Dowing, Newburyport,
bound TO Georgetown.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-04

The Secretary of the Treasury has CIV
en- uotics to the proprietors OF the seven
psr cent Stock. issued in pursuance OF Inc
act OF the Gath Feb 1915, that the prlnci-
pal of the said stock, and the interest
which may be due thereon at the time
will be paid to the said proprietors, or 10
their attorneys duly authorized on the hrst
Gay Of January, 1925, at the Treasury IN
Washington, or at such Loan ofhce on Inc
books whereof any portion of said STOCK
may stand.
Information is further given. that sur
Fender Of The certificates Of said seven per
cent stock will be required atLhe time Oh
redemption, and that the interest therson
Will cease aud determine on the 3lst Gay
VI December 1894.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-04
AUCTION SALES.
EKI ILL be sold TO the highest bidder on
w WedpeSdcu. he lhlh insl. at The

wv ILL be sold TO the highest bidder on
w Wednesdcy, lhs l5h INST. at The
farm Of the laIe James ke'lh, deceased;
all the stock ssiIng of Horses. Mules,
Oxen AID other cattle; Hogs and sheep Ia
part msrinol and the farming utensils. con-
sisting Of Wagon, Carts, Plougns, Har-
rows, and many other articles, and the
crop of corn and fodder. The terms are:
all sums under FIVE dollars, cash, end all =
bove that sum, a credit Of IL months, the
purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curly No property will be delivered
until the terms are complied with.
And on the 18th OF January, at lbe same,
place,
About Tsoe'ity.Jire Negroes,
consisting Of meu, women and children.
belonging to the said estate, on credit OF
IL months, the purchaser giving bond,
with approved security, with interest from
the day of sale. JAMES KEITH,
dec 9--ts Trustee.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-04

Mr.. Wiley of New York has in 'he
press and will publish IN about two "feHs
i6e Valley of Shenandoah an Amef'.
Gan Tale, by distinguished citizen OF
'Gg'n'a, descriptive of southern scenery
sad manners, particularly in Virginia al
aug alter The close o! The Revolution
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-04
Boarding School.

TIME subscribers are now prepared for
4 the admission OF students into their
school A class OF both sexes will be sd.
United 10 attend the evening lectures
which from the subject they will embrace
and from the number OF experiments that
will be performed by the aid of colec-
ton OF Philosophical and Chemical appa-
ralus, cahDot tail OF being, generally, both
instructive and interesting
The lectures will be on the evenings of
the I'd and 5th days OF every week during
the course.
The day students have the privilege of
attending without any additional charge.
Those wishing 10 attend the lectures
will please to leave their names with VIM.
Stabler or The subscribers.
BENZ. HALLOWELL,
CHARLES FARQUHAR.
lIh mo. 9th
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-04
ALEXANDRIA,
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. 4, 1924

interesting report OF the venerable ex- Pre-
sident Jefferson, now aching as rector of
University OF Virginia.
A business letter, dated on the LIST inst.
and received by yesterdays mail from
Richmond, has the following postscript:
The Electors for President and Vice
President will vote this day at O'Clock
ltwas awhile thought tina, Mr.. Clay would
be taken up; but believe it is now well
understood that Mr.. Crawford and Mr..
Macon will receive the votes
The following are The Toasis which were
drunk by the st. Andrews Society OF A.
lexandria at their late anniversary meet
ing, aud which we promised in our last:
/. The day, and all who honor it.
9. The land o. cakes.
8. The land we live in.
a. The memory of Washington.
5. The memory of William Wallace.
s. The HibeInian Society of Alexan>
dra: May its duration and usefulness be
commensurate with the benevolent wishes
of il founders.
z. All benevolent Societies.
s. A the bonnie lassies VIA skip amang
the heather
8. The American Fair: We have shown
how we'll we like them.
10. The Trocher O Cramond: Content.
ment is better nor riches.
II. The beggar's benson.
l2 Geordie McGregor's Madison to a.
the enemies o. Scotland.
IS. Scoismen's wives, and ScotsmeB's
BARS, and a VIVA like to lie in Scotsmen's
arms.
IA. Aud Lang Syne: The innocent joys
of sportive youth, and scenes of early days.
VOLUNTEERS
May ne'r war be amang US.
May care and dool n'er fash;
But mirth and JOY be wi US a..
The descendants Of Scosmen in the u
nited States: May they ne'er forget the
land Of brown heather and food
Honest men and bonnie lasses.
The memory of Arthur St Clair.
The memory OF Robert Burns.
Wallace, Emmett, and Riego: Martyrs
to freedom,
The Thistle: A just emblem for Scot
and--do1yn for its friends, proxies for its
foes
The Enemies O. Freedom: May the dell
ell their wame lu' O. wee stanes.
For The Gazstte.
King Caucus! King Caucus! hear the
RAIDS moan,
King Caucus King Caucus ! where lied +!
King Caucus. King Caucus! hear the
RAIDS grosn.
King Caucus! King Caucus! is dead,
Matty Van! Ma,ty Van! chief mourner
appears F!
Johnny Holmes Johnny Holmes close
in rear,
Manassah Manassab already prepares,
With Binns a new course Tor to steer.
Tom Richie Tom Richie his discom6-
ture feels,
Josey Gales Josey Gales sgbs-ah me!
Jack Colvin Jack ColviG barely sticks
to their heels,
Alas how much changed is their gee
From their Magnus Apollo to Mr.. Register
Gales
Names of Faust! how altered their strains.
Late cheering, and Growing, now groanIpg
prevails,
Such. such the reward Of their pains
Where, where is the reward of your cum
ming and skill .?
The reward for the people deceivng-
Where now the tat-offices you were pro-
mis'd you'd fill?
On which you risk'd all in believng?-
QUiD.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-04

+ PIPES brandy, :" SeigneIte's" brand
y 5 do gin Swans" brand
Landing from soop Armada and for sale
by JOHN H. LADD y Co.
nov OF
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-04

WAsH1SGroN, DEC. 3.-We understand
,ha, the Naval Court Martial, assemol e
It New York for the trial OF several ON,
csrs OF the Navy, have concluded that OF
lent Wali,cm A. Wedpsr, and that tney
nave sentenced him to be cashiered. Inc
President. we learn, has approved the
sentence Of the court lV'
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-10

other Hospital under similar circum-
stances the quantity Of opium taken
being so large, that vomiting could not
be excited by any means which were
employed was myself, on one occa-
sion, called 70 a young lady, who had
taken two ounces of the tincture of
opium. 1t was 10 O'Clock in the morn
ing when | first saw her | tried to ex-
cite vomiting, by the sulphate of cop
per, given in as large doses as l could
venture to administer which | have
sometimes known to succeed when all
other means have proved Intellectual.
1t was however unavailing 10 this case,
and l sat by this young lady from ten
o'clock in the morning until eight in
the evening, watching the regular pro-
gress to death, without being able to
administer TO her the least relief. Lei
me ask, you, then, gentlemen, whether
an experiment of this kind is not in the
highest degree interesting, and wheth-
err we are not infinitely indebted TO the
man who first suggested the means of
relief under such affecting
?"-London Paper.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-10

Parish, Precinct or Religious Society in this
Commonwealth in assessing or levying taxes
for the support of Public Worship, and all
charges incident thereto, to assess all the
property, both real and personal, mot exemp-
ted by law from taxation) of all the members
thereof wherever the same may be situated
within the Commonwealth and no citizen of
this Commonwealth, being a member Of any
Religious Society in the Commonwealth, shall
be assessed or liable to pay any tax for the
support OF Public Worship, or other Parochial
charges, to any Parish, Precinct, or Religious
Society whatever, other than to that of which
he is a member.
SEC. 4. Be, it further enacted, That all
laws inconsistent with, or contrary to the
provisions OF this act, be and the same are
hereby repealed.
Approved by the Governor, Feb. 10th,
1924.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-10
ThR arts a1rO 5cle,1ceS.
FROM THE NETWORK OBSERVER.
WONDERFUL INVENTION.

On Friday, November 81, an expert
ment was made by Sir Ashley Cooper,
at Guys Hospital, in the presence of a
large number of spectators for the pur-
pose of ascertaIning whether liquids
could be put into the stomach and re-
moved by means of an instrument lately
invented by Mr.. Reed. The expert
meut was completely successful. A
large quantity Of opium was given to a
dog, and at the expiration of 80 min
utes, the stomach was evacuated of its
contents by means of the instrument,
and appeared to be little worse tof the
experiment.
In subsequent Lecture, referring to
this experiment, Sir Ashley Cooper
said" This experiment gentlemen
delighted me do not know that |
have ever experienced greater plea
sure in my life, than felt in going home
from the Hospital on that day. With
respect TO antidotes against the effects
of poison. it is well known that they
are In a great degree useless. II Is
impossible, for instance, to get rid Of
arsenicl1 from the stomach by any rem
edy that can be administered. 1t is
doubtful whether any man even recov-
cred from the effects of that poison by
means of an antidote. So with respect
to opium, when it is taken into the sto-
mach in such large quantities that vom-
iting cannot be excited, the patient can
not be relieved by the exhibition of
medicine, for where is the antidote a.
gainst the effects of opium? A few
weeks ago, nurse in this Hospital
died in consequence of having swallow
ed opium. No relief was administer
ed to her; but can it be said, after
whatwe saw on Friday, that no relief
could have been administered to her !?
A short time since, patient died in the