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Nai.NanAN IaSD

FOR SALE.
"a He subscriber wishes 10 .cl the TRACT
u OF LAND ON which be- r, sides, conlainz
,ue hbuW bup nrfrs, about $50 OF v heb arc
cleared, and II excellent ordrr lor cropping
The mol pari 81 the ccnltd lgHd IL lresll--it
has generally been thought equal To any fiiI-
Iugd tract IN the county On tits unct is
k1,,.... comfortable Dwelling House, with
ETt6 every necessary out house, toge-
Ma iher with an excellent GRlST
Hxah.s Mill, which gets from rs 10 leo
hurlcis 81 frain ytHr This land Is situated
about IL miles from Lyrchbulr, from Mr.
H. thllton's, anG the same from Nj. X. Hun
tors, \ great bargain may be had in the land
II quickly orpiied Tor
g. ARCHIBALD BOILING, rr
. Campbell, january .. NGw2l
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To THE PUBLIC.

The y oie oi the h. II culupn having bte eli
sod tie l.ail9r has Teen lnducedto oiiefa nen
one, On q more enla' ged scale, by reason OF thI
many demands that nave been made ior tht
woik iron va ious parts otLhe urIted Sta.ea.
The favorable lecetuon that has been gwen
n TIN :. BiaSra phicaI Dictionary wnli, 1t Is
2tateiui Ia he compile may be regarded as
nonurab cto me AZ CIican community. The
lnoient cpun!ie- raised monuments oil one to
-lee pc, rtal.y 10 Lac .tH.e OF then heroes ara
says We wouidim paant tie memory ei0tU S
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' ivginia, w wit
A 7 Il rule day held in the clerks Office
4 of the county court ol Campbell, on Mon.
day the ii day Of December, 1873 and in the
IStb Ntnr 81 The commonwealth,
Joseph Chiffon, complainant,
Against
Branch Jordan, Clement Townsend, James
Jones, JuCkson lnnnsurd and John Alesan-
der, defendants,
~ GTi.1NCERp.
The defendants branch Jordan and Clement
Townsend, not hnsing entered their appear
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Appearing thh tbsrUrc not inhabitants III this
comlnonneallh II j. ordered, that they do
appear nj the court honsc Of snid county on
the I'd hondny ia March nest and answer
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sHine will be inkeu ms confessed ~ 10 Item,
and thai n copy Of this order be inserted in
one ot the nr~ spnpers published ~ the town
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and posted n The court house door oil sad
county on sonie court day.
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NITUENEl NJ DIV,
EsEsPreTrtILI informs thu pubic, that
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vii attend Tie superior and inictiol conrlo "l
Rockblidge and Bolctour counties.
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; I court of bugtngs h,ld for the cor
Il poalion OF Lyochberg, nj the court
house, on y edncsday the olh DAY oi Noycn-
ber. is23.--
to!.4 i rrgnLor plaintiff,
Against
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Neqv Books.
---oOo--
JAMES HAMMOND,
MAS FOR SALE,

MAS FOR SALE,
Domestic Manners and insttu ions Of the Romans,
volume,
Antiquities Of the Romans with plates, 1 vol
Memoirs of Marie Antoinette, by Madam Campan,
I vol;
King Of the Peak, Novel by the author Of the Cav
alier, vois;
Three pcrils Of Women, Novel by James Hogg,
volumes
Colmsn's Anecdotes, I vol
Sporting Anecdotes, with plates, 2 vols,
Pilot Novel bv the author Of the Wilderness VOL
Travels in the United stses aud Canada, in 1918 and
l9, by John NJ. Duncan. A. Il. 2 vols,
Griscoms Year in Europe, Q vols
Errsta. Novel by the author Of Logan, 2 vols;
High Ways and by Ways, volsi
School Books,
OF all Kinds. Classical and common, that are in use
in this town and viciaity
Music Books.
Bridgewater Collection, l2lh edition.,
Hsndei and Hayden Collection;
Lessons for young beginners on the piano fortes
Providence Collection:
Coii.er's. Waits, ard Methodist Hymns.
Bibles.
Family Bib'es--Pocket Bibles Common Bbles and
Tes,sments. at very reduced prices.
Also--Books & Stationary.
general sssortmen, with such other articles are
usually to be found in Book Stores.
Jan %, 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-26
RASTRRN ChRhVAE.
By Chateaubriand.

II wss midnight when wo arrived q the
Khan oi Menemen. ] perceived, M . dis.
isncc, grss, number oi scattered lights IL
wss . caravan msking . halt. On nearer
spp, osch. 1 dis'inguished csmels, some lying,
Others stsndiDg come with their losds, 9TH
sss relieved from theis burdens. Horses end
ssses without brides, eating barley out Of
leather buckets; some Of the men were suIl
on horseback, sad the womsn veiled, bu, net
aligned from ,heis dsomedsries. Turkish
msrchsn,s were sealed cross legged oo eN.
pets. In srosps soUad the Tres ., which the
slsvss vs's busily employed in dressing pilss.
Othss Jewellers wers smoking their pipes ct
the doos Of the Khan, chewing opium, sad
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Risrciiancous Artirles.
1f.9HOSfE7"S COFFIN.

Ono Of the most eel. .bvated wonders Of the
East, 10 the suspension Of Mshome,'s coffia,
by the attraction OF magnets. The following
description oi The situation m which this Gu.
Fioeiiy stood IN 1904, is from the pen OF an
sn;erpfising American traveller, whose trav.
sls 'esye, l82o) unpublished. The vault
Is 10 Medina, and situated contiguous 20 the
g'and Mosque, through waich, and two info
'io' buildings, termed moje,s, the passage
esds 10 the vault, tho ent,s into which is
by small door or aperture, arched o. top, 10
a stone wall seven or eight feet thick. The
vsolt ioside is round, likewise s,ched at TOP,
sithough octsgon without: tho size in the IN
tetior about nine foot wide, and ten or eleven
tcet high, without aperture 10 sdmu light:
the loss of which is supplied by lamps, which
are constantly burning. Al the Top Of the
dome or arch, is inserted square dove color
ed stone or slab OF marble, INTO which 10 IN
seoed another stone Of dark brownish hue,
round, about seven or eight inches IN diane.
ger, and probably eighteen inches IN length.
'proi citing downwMds: Al the cept,e Of the
noot which 10 of stone, there j. pile of mar.
bio tables or si.bs, about ls or 30 inches
square, aud two feet high, into The top Of
one of which is Inverted a simiiar atone 10 the
one Just described ss At the top, projecting
do~nwatds its diameter. however, does not
exceed three inches. From the stone st the
top projects, 90 tho right and LETT, Two rods
sppar emily of iron, attending TO the eide walls
NJ tbeit extreme height, where the arch sp,iogs
thence down the side wall, TO chou, midwoy,
where IL. curves of towards the centre OF the
whole space inside the vsult. Al tho end OF
tnssc rods, are bulbs rese milling four pound
shot, black or dark brown, but not rusty be-
tween these four points, but detached from all,
s,snds Greer, box or coffio, four ieet and
half long, by eighteen inches square. how
,biek or Of what metal Mr.. A, does not pre-
tend 10 ,sy, bat shinks IL not prob, ,le IL is
steel, WISHED With soms composition. rs its
appearance WAS white, bu, not polished. AT
either end OF the coffin or box, wee a half
sound bulb Of q similar appearance TO those on
come not INN edia.eiy opposite to tho centre
OF the coffin, but come what below u.
Mr.. Anderson, when o, Medina, was given
20 urders,snd, that although he ws> not the
only Europesa who had visi,ed the vault, he
wss the FIRST Christian uove,ier who wss pet.
mi,ied actually 10 eoter the interior.
The vsuI, 10 opsu only on particular days,
and lev, even Of tho religion Of the cououy,
ere petmit,ed 10 spprosch nearer than the
.sfsnd. Mosque. from which, through tbs
aperture slready described, the visitors have
.ap oppos,uai,y Of seeiog tho coffin. But Mr..
As curiosity vas not so easily gra,i6od. A
nombsr Of impsdimsoss In tho way, be sur
moua,ed them all, and when In the interior,
actually psssed his sword q, eihor aide Of the
cofia, which sety sensibiy vi6rafed ss the
s,sei approached IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-26
NEWPORT BANK.

A T the Annual meeting Of the Stock.
n holders fthe Newport Bank on the 7ih inst.
the foilow'ng persons chosen Directors Of said
Bank tor the year ensuing
Constant 7a6er, San'uel Vernon, Jshn So.
cum, John C0yyeshaH, Hthiam S. ~. allen,
Jsbn *. Sheupmgn John Wiihams, Simon hew-
ION, and Cale6 Green.
And at meeting Of board of Directors on the
sane day. Constant Tsber was elected President.
JOHN X SHEARMAN, Cashier.
Jan g.
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Newport Shoe Mandatory.
-ooooooo-
]. w. DAVIS, Jr. s Co.

Vo ~ THAMES STREET,
NEWPORT, H.
ResheeynHy INFORM 'he'r Jrienas and tie hub
nc,
THAT they still carry on the Manu-.
Il featuring Of Ladies' BOOTs e SHOES of
every description, and will sell them as low as can
be bought at any other store in town. Of equal quail
y They have on hand ladies' boots for 81 50 cents
per pairalso on hand, ladies' first quality morocco
walking shoes, ditto Iea,her.-Genlemens first
quality boots and shoes, propoflionably cheap.
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to be Rtted from
their with boots and shoes will Die sse leave
them as above. or at No. 100, directly opposite.
w ID. keeps constantly on hand q variety Of
Leather
Wax and black grained calf skins,
DO do do neats' Gather.
Calcutta Calf and do do
Horse skins Of superior quality,
Black aud coored morocco skins
do do kid do
Binding and lining skins,
boot webbing cords. tacks. heel ball, and variety
Of other articles, generally called for in shoe store
.aiso on hand V.rnsh, Day & Martins and box
Backing, OF superior quality.
Jan 1, 1924 rfl
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listening 10 stories. Here were people burn.
ing coeee in iron pots tbsre huekstsrs went
sbout from FIRE to ere Offering eskes, fruits.
and poultry for sale. S,ngers ve5s smusiny
the crowd Imsns were pc, fo' ming their sb.
iotiops, p'osus,ing themselves, rising sgsin,
and invoking the prophet, end the csmel-dri.
vsrs lay snoring on tho ground. The piece
was suewed with pscksges, bags q cotton,
and couffs Of rice. All these objects oow
distinct, now confused end enveioped in
hall shade, exhibited . genuine scene of The
A'sbis0 Nights.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-26
Paper Hangings.
JOB SHERMAN.

Has just ,eceiced
GENERAL hundred Rolls OF French
~ and American PAPER HAsoINos and Bon.
DEps, some OF them bought ut auctions.
4LSO-In addition to his extensive assortment Of
DRY GOODS and Groceries, he has just received
some sessonabie articles from Boston.
LIkEWI,R-Merin and silk plsid Hsndker.
chiefs; stout Russia Diapers 4 wide for l25 CTS
yard nsrrew do of various kinds Oil cloths some
wide India straw Csrpeiings Of q stout kind I I.2
yard wide handsome Umbrellas; and variety OF
other articles too numerous mention ia an adyer.
tist ment.
Newport, 30th Of 4tb mo.
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POETRY.
Prom the Connection, Mirror.


Cline Of the unprotected bravel
Cline of The ancient, and the free!
Whose blood st ain d banners boldly wave
Mid storms that rock the Egean sea,
With arm supine. and careless thought
why gaze We on thy conflict dire
To win that prize our fathers bought
why tamely see thy sons expire
True--we Can glow at fIomer's lay,
Enrsptur'd hang DER Pindsr's iyres
Start ut thy pencils deathless ray,
Thy breathing marbles force admire.
A. awful Marathon can list
To catch the Persian's tone Of shame.
Al proud ThermopyIR assist
To bind the immortal wreath OF fame.
But when from Slaughtered scio speeds
The Mosem cure, the helpless cry.
The echo OF unulter'd Deeds
We tax our pity with agh
Oh Ye Z! who saw the mighty yield
On Sars,ogs's iaurei'd plain,
o. badc on Monmouths tervid field
Your wounded bosoms Aow ike RAIN
Rise Though your wasted locks be gray,
Though child with want your last retreat,
Lit high the wi,her'd hand, and say
How strong your kindred pulses beat
Rise !--tel your sons what generous psins
What warm. indignant zeal reviyes.
When gains, expressions wreaihed chain
The crush'd yet lofty spirit strives -
And tell their Graded babes the tale--i
How oft TO w'est the ,yrant's rod
DO Liberty aud Truth prevail
Clad in the panopiy Of God,--
Then. ere the holy tear shall cease
To dew their cheek like rose bud fair,
\ Dsvouiiy stamp the name Of Greece,
Deep, on their unpoliuted prayer.
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State of Rhode. Island. &c.

NSwPoRr, &c Clerks Office, Supreme Judi
eial COu-f, County Of Aewhors,' 4th Of Feb
ynary 1924
Nv HEREAs John Horsey, Of Little Compton, /,
w said county of Newport, mariner, has this
day filed in saio Office, his certain petition praying
for the reasons stated therein, that the bonds OF
marriage now subsis,ing between him snd his wife
Sarah. might be dissolved This is therefore to
THY the said Sarah Hoxsey that she appear before
the Supreme Judicial Court TO be holden Newport.
within and for the county Of Newport, on the fret
Monday OF March next, ensuing the date hereof,
and shew cause (G any she hAIh) why the prayer os
said petition ought not to be granted.
HOLMES WEAVER, Clerk.
Feb 2w =
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LADIES' MAGAZINE.

TIE 9th number OF the Ladies Magazine 10 now
- ready for distribution. and may be had at the
book store OF Messrs. w K J. II BAsssR, at Mr.
SAMUEL w VIssoN, and at The Office OF BsNy B
Munrosp, Esq. At each Of those places suDscrip
ton papers are still open t..
Subscribers will please call or send for their Mag
azines, toDeacon samuel Wilson's, Church-s,reet
Newport, Jan 29 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-26

FOR S.iLE, Or TO LET.
THE Estate ON Thames-street. form.
u eriy the residence off;ov wAsTos, teirA
divided by entries through the middle. and having
two front entrances. and separate kiicsns ard eel.
lars. IL would accommodate two sepsrsle f.niiiies
With or convenient rooms each, besides piss,er-
ed rooms iD the garret IL has good garden. and
the lot extends to the bzrbor The house has lately
been thoroughly repaired, and is perfectly sound.
il may be purchased at . low price. and paymcfr
NAV be made in FIVE more (if requhed) yearly ia
stsiments security upon the estate would be sccep.
ted for all except the srst pay nsent. The
tate is offered 70 be let
4 Oct. I6 HAZARD.
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Administrators Notice.
= oTIcE is hereby given, that the
L subscriber has been duly sppcin'ed by the
Hon Court Of Probate Of The town Of Middleiown,
Administrator, with the will anne xed, on that part
of the Estate Of
BENJq.pVN C4RDNER,
late OF said Middetown, deceased which has not al.
ready been se,tled and has given bonds, according
to law for the faithful discharge Of that trust All
persons therefore. who have demands against said
Ests,e. are hereby called upoR 10 present the same
and all persons thereun indebted, are hereby
called upon to make payment TO
DANIEL ROWLAND. .sia'r.
with The HiH anncrsd
Jamestown, Jan 29. 1874
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A FARM FOR SALE.

THE. subscriber offers for sale the
Farm on Rhode Island. which wss late the summer
residence OF Mr.. CHARLEs BARiNo u is besuii.
iuy situated on the west side of the island about
four and an half mics from Newport, and is supplied
by its shores. with very considerable quantity OF:
ing house. built and finished in the modern style,
with proper out.houses, is walled into small enclo-
sures, and has on il within ten steps OF the house
spring OF excellent watef which never fails fur.
nisb an abundant supply Any one wishing to view
the farm or know the terms, may apply to RICHARD
RANDoLPH, Esq ia Newport. or TO the subscri-
Der IN Providence. JACOB DUNNELL.
Dec I8 1929
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ShOE STORE
David Rodman,.
No. l36 Thames. street.
Nearly opposite the sign of the Golden Eagle.
ResheSt/uHv informs The Public,

Nearly opposite the sligo of the Golden Eagle.
Respectfully informs The Pubhc,
THAT besides his usual assortment
4 Of BOOTS and SHOES, (Which comprises
most Of the kinds generally in use. aud great part
OF them OF bis own nanutscture) he bss ON hand a
quantity Of Mems shoes at 8 i-Womens morocco
and leather bootees, at 81 75 aud some for one dol.
iar-wslking shoes for IS cents--boys shoes rs cts
--childrens bootees 81 cents-shoes 33 and Is -
Many Of the above articles are OF a good quality,
snd are sod at reduced prices, in consequence Of
having been some time on hand
Boots and shoes Of ell kinds msde for customers
SIS usual of the best materials snd good workmanship
KID morocco leather. and cloth bootees OF the best
kind made from measures NJ 81 25 a psr-Aiso,
cslfskns, wax and black gram meats leather; seal.
skins: black aud co'ored morocco, binding skins,
shoe thread, webbing silk and cotton cord ribbon,
ferret, copper and iron nsils. shoe Hacking, sc.
Newport, l5ib OF lst mo. 1924
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NOTICE..

TIE subscriber, contemplating q different ar
range ment OF his 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 put in legal train, If not attended to BY the
first day Of May next. PELEG SANFORD.
Middletoyn. Jan 90. 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-26
MARBLE
Nj ON II NJ Il N L s,

TOMBS, Chimney Pieces, Hearths,
l. Fire Places snd Grave stones, Of American
and Italian Marble, blue, white and clouded, for
sale on the Packet wharf, NEwPonT.
500 pair of Grave stones, of the finest
and most durable Blue Slate, warranted superior to
any sold in this stste--Free Stone for Windows,
Caps and Stills, Hestths, Fire Places and Steps,
All of which will be sold at the lowest Prices for
Cnsh, Country produce, other Merchsndize, and
on long credit ifrequred
apply to JAMES STEVENS,
Newport March Of p-lb1., Sire.
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NOTICE.

lanes TOWNSEND. informs bis friends and
the pubic. that he has employed an experienced
workman, at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
ard is ready attend TO the calls of his old Gus
toners and frends-the smallest favour will be
gracefully acknowledged and punctualiy attended
to-ca'I at the Chambers over bis Store north cor
ner OF Bannister's wharf. March 29 1921.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-26
Toilet,

THE Dwelling house at the south
end Of rhsmes-s,resi. recently occupied by r.
Ice. Apply to
oSssc.
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JOSEPH ii. PATIEN,

ArroaNY & = ouNsLLoR ArLAw,
WILL attend to the duties Of his professo |,
w hrs Office, formerly occupied by Benjs &
Hazard Esq. in tho Governor wanton house. u
Dec IS. 1923
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More New Goods,

Are just opened. and for sale BY
JOHN b. NEWTON,
Among them ore--4oo yds. Ss,iue,s ; 1000
do. Shee,iogs, full yard wide, ct Is; 1000 do
Shitting, Ovef 3 . wide, q, Cd 60 ps. Russis
Dispets, which srs Of al excellent qusiiy, OF
2 dois. q piece. Oct. 23
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UNION FACTORY.

UNION FACTORY.
INDIGO BLUE.
THE 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 woolien goods Of all descriptions will be fir.
ished in the ncalest manner, the reasonable
terms.
WOOL CARDING.
Wool Of ell grades csrded into rolls in the best
manner. They continue to manufacture wool on
shares or by contract, 40 may best suit their en-.
poyers E-.
The following persons will receive and forward
any articles intended for the Union Factory.
EDwRAD SrANHuPE, and .f
ROBERT X. 4 FRANCIS CARR, kswpsrf.
GEORGE LAwr0N, Trerssn.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Br,sfot Ferry
They return their sincere thanks to their former
customers and solicit the continuance Of their 10.
YOURS JOHN BABCOCk.
MOSES LAWTON
Portsmouth. June 13
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RAW SiLKLONG SHAW

lust received and for safe by STEPHEN n !
HO0FE, an elegant assortment Of Raw 7
and vs!enua Long shs~is froms to 90 dollars.
Oct. q "