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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-05
LADIES SHOE. MANUFAC-
TORY.
y Burdick s. tiutchins;
No. l24 Thames sUset. naaer The Cas-.
~ tom. House,


~ tam House,
Inform their Friends and the Public.
HAT in addition 70 their Msnufac.
tory in this town, they have established one
at Lynn. (siass) from which they are constantly re-
c,iving Ladies BOOTS and SHOES, OF the following
description. and are retailing them y, wholesale pri-
ces. viz-Lsdirs Kid and Morocco Boots, kid, mo-
rocco and Denmark satin walking shoes do. do!
pumps o. the ne~ est fsshion---together with large
assortment Of ehidrens eolored morocco and kid
boots and shoes
or Merchsn,s ID town or country, and a, others
who wish 10 purchase any al the above. will do we'll
TO call. as they are received regularly every week
from Lynn, which gives them the superiority over
any other sold in town
All orders vii. be executed with hestness, and al
much despatch the bosiness will admit.
Jan Is.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
NJ Office is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed Executor Of tho last Will
and Testament Of ;, 4
P.sRDOX BROW.r.
late Of Middle,own, in the county Of Newport yeo;
man. deceased, aud has given bonds. according to-
lsw, for the faithful discharge Of that trust. Az
persons therefore, having demand! against 1aid Es-
tate are called upon exbibi them without delays
end al persons indebted TO the same he eby cali
cd upon 10 make psyment TO 49,
PARDON BRSwN, Executor.
Newport, Jan 90, 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-05

Hsvsus account. state, that the Governor OF
Cuba had issued a Proclamation snnoun ing
h., !, was the intention Of the King Of Spain
20 restore all the colonies to the mother eoun.
tsy, ss soon as possible.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-05
State d Rhode. Island, &c.

State N Rhode. Island, &c.
AEWPoR7, &C Clerks CGiee, Slhrene Jrd'e-
isi Canrf, County VI Aes2ho~f, +'h F'tr1a
~ 1920
ON application this day made by Tzsmn, Handy Of
~ Newport, in said county. merchant, the credit
ors Of sid Handy are hereby no,i6ed tbs, they sp
pear before the supreme Judicial Cour, TO be boden
=, Newport within and fDr The county ofNe~poft on
the hrst Monday Ct March nent and on 'be seeond
d.y Of the term and nominate en- assignee or assign
e,. IN receive the estate and effects Of the said
Thomss Hs.dy for IN beeeh' Of said creditors
HOLMES WEAVER, Cast.
peb & 1904
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-05

Green peas, young turnips, csbbagss, cor
Yots, radishes, Sc. were IN the market a.
Charleston, 5 T.. on the 18th Jan. but on the
2O,h there wss a frost.
The tax at Philadelphis City and County
on retailers Of foreign merchandise, which
produced IN 1921, 1877 o2--io., year pro.
dused only Sss7 SO.
In the quarter ending Dec. 81, 1928, there
were exported from Mobile 1888 bales Cot.
ten, 3o7 sos feet Lumber, and 1855 NJ.
Slaves
NJ. Rothsehild's vessel, with $500, 900,
for Ru.sis, srtiv.d safe at EI,ineuf. The
dsy previous to the ,ecsipt in.London Of the
news OF her arrivs, S2oo 900 were insured on
her q, Lloyd's at IS PEI cent. premium.
Mr.. GalIa,i6 snd General Smith, have been
name 10 the National Intelligence, as can.
did.,ss for the Vice Pfesideoey.
The TheatIiesi P,izs Poem has been Sc
kc,-d; and il 10 understood Mr.. CHARLEs
SpaAouE 10 for the ,hird time lhs successful
csDdidsse.
A young nan va, sent TO prison, Tor not
being able 70 psy ni' tailor for . new .u't, OBJ
ts'oed expressly TO figure 10 a, the & eek
Bali. This i. what I call gong 10 jail for
tbs 6ene6f Of he Greeks. v. 7. 'ddU.
The Common CounciI Of Albany have iste-
ly sst s,, night, endesvoring TO choose May
sf.--2S ballots were tsksD, and the result OF
each was, II vo,es for Ambrose Spencer cod
~ TO lam N. Quaekenbush. There re-
quhes some provision 10 secure decision s'
blsetioos.
NJ -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-05
carpetiugs for IS cents.

A LOT OF handsome English Car.
"A petings for only IS cents warranted sll
wool-for sale by 4. W. LAw1ON.
Feb s, 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-05

MEXICO.-Ths Charleston Courier has
received information f,om Hsvana, stating
,hs, General Apadogs, f,rmerly Vies.Roy Of
Mexico, was daily expected 10 arrive from
Spain, with about 1000 toop.--'hese were
20 be Joined by such as could be spared from
Havana, and from thence proceed to Mexico,
with the intention Of recovering that country
for the King, If practicable.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-05
THE GREEKS AND TURKS.

Aecounls tom smyrna are to Nov. "a
and furnish Intelligence fsvorsble to the
e Though the To,ks boss, OF .oms
successes on land. yet they nave psssed sao,h-
or season wlihou, accomplishing soy thing Ut
consequences, add leaving their opponents 10
increased susngth cod spi1i,s.
Extract Of letter from . Bos,onian, residing
81 Smyrna, dated Nov. cad, Is23-fsesved
per b'ig Nile.
"Ths Creeks GO on famousy. A Naval
Action has lately been fought, in which the
Crooks captured sloop OF war, several bfigs
aod schoooers, and trsnspors.-The sloop ot
war was formerly an American ship, belong.
log to New York. captured during the war BY
Inc English, and cold lately TO the Tu'ks.
"P. S,-I have just limo 20 add, we have
eiis moment received official news OF the ear
render Of Co,in,h 10 the Greciso Army, un.
der a cspi,ula,ion ;--,he prisoners TO he lend
ed in Asis.-The Creek vessels, with the
prisoners, arc now in the Guiph, with The To-
len,ion Of lending them. Il an sll impor.
tan, place for tho Creeks, whose cause sp.
pears daily to.b'igh,sn."'
Another letter from Smyrna, Nov, 90, men.
,ions that tho Turkish fset had passed the
Oa dsnelles.
Rossia has appointed q Commercial Agent
70 reside at CoustantiGople--and IS expected
TO send osw Minister. Thus there appears
no chance Of her taking the aide of the Greeks
IN arms. Srtr
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-05

Accoun,. from Lima s,e TO Oc,. IL. A
decisive battle between the Patriots and Roy
slis,s was daily expected. Ague'a,s Petrios
Chief, had raised a separate standard oi inde-
ueodsnce, and had about 5000 followers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-05
AssIGNEr's SAL

ASsICNFr's SAL
On MOND \ lc,f =
III o'eioek II ID o. n, nremt.,s IN fa,
ssea'ae'. = nos on hs .f's' Jai' d4s e't-r
a LII the rieaJ, tite and m'efrsl -
4 n Rsvsmin -Habe, sbipwrgh,. = aa1 pn,a IS
lot Of Laod' snd one haf of DSei,ng tious Aerz
on STANDING fronting on Poplar street. cu 'ps point
Meeting House, Pew No So
RICHARD SHAW. s.,,.
GEO SHAW "s
Newport. Jan 20, 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-05

Green peas, young turnips, csbbag.s, csr'
Yots, tadishes, Sc. were IN the market a.
Charleston, 5 L. on tho 18th Jan. but on the
2Oih there wss a frost.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-05

The tax at Philadelphis City and County
on retailers Of foreign merchandise, whict
produced IN 1921, 1897 o2-io., year pro
duced only SSS7 SO.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-05

In the quarter ending Dec. 81, 1898, there
we're exported from Mobile 1888 bale, Cot
Ton, 3o7, sos feet Lumber, and 1855. NJ
Saves.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-05

The Theatriesi P,izs Poem has been sc
kc,ed; and il 10 understood Mr.. CHARLE:
SpaAouE IL for tho third time lhs success!u
csBdi6ste.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20

NM G. CONNIE tenders to his friends, patrons, and
w . the public generally, his sincere Acknowledgements
for the munfcen patronage extended him in the Second
Glass of the vyiand State Lottery, and does himself the
pleasure of presenting the Third Glass of said Lotte
RES wherein he calculates with liberal support to have the
satisfaction of distributing among ADVENTURES large
number of valuable prizes.
The Scheme, surprising in magnitude that of any Lot
terry at present in the United States, il is expected will
elicit general APPROPRIATIONS from the briancy Of its Capri
tails the great number of valuable prizes contained in it,,
and the comparatively low rate of tickets.
The certain and punctua payment Of prizes, is as in
preceding Maryland State Lotteries, guaranteed by the
State.
BY authority of the State of Maryland is presented the
following Scheme of
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20
Singular and amusing Eetracts from the Council
Minutes Of the Colony Of .Nel0 York.

Singular and amusing Eatracts, from the Council
Minutes Of the Colony Of .Nsro Fork.
March IS, l664.-Ordered Indians not to drink
strong liquor.
Aug. 81, l668.-Reease, by the governor, to
Ralph Hall and Mary his wife, for recognzance
they entered into at the asslzes charge OF witch
craft
Oct. 90, 68--Orders to apprehend persons
travelling on the sabbath.
Dec. 16, 1G6S-Prices of grain winter wheat,
As. and ed per bushel-summer wheat, 4s.-rye, SIS.
and 6d,-lndisn corn, 2S. and sd.
April l669.-The Governor allows horse race
at Hemsted, for the better breed Of Horses &C.
Sept. 26, 1671.--An order of the Governor on all
the Physicians to attend poor woman who lays
lame in Pearl Street, New York. "She is called
The old ierryman's wife, oil Communipaw."
Jan. 9, 1672.--An order prohibiting handling with
The Indians Schenectady stating that it may prove
Ia great pre- judice to the town OF Albany.
November 20, 1672.--Permssion to John Coop
er to give the Indians 6 gill OF liquor now and
them"
February 16, 1675.--A warrant against Peter
Elet, who doth pretend, and hath reported, 10
have sights visions in this city and fort, which
tends to the disquie and disturbance of his Majes
ty's subjects in those parts"
August S, Encouragement to settlers from
Europe, 60 for each freeman, so for his wife,
90 for each child, and so for each servant.
May 12 l676.--A warrant against woman for
leaving her husband, being deuded away by one
Thomas Case, and that she acts dancing qaacE-
ing manner, with silly and insignificant discourse.
July 26, 1676.--An order against all drunken In
dams" And if any be seen coming drunk out of
la house, that house shall be fined and if the house
be unknown, and the Indian be found in the street,
the whole street shall be fined. No butcher to be
currer, shoemaker or tanner, and tanner 10 be
either currier, shoemaker butcher.
August II, l676.-ResOtved, That Albany shall
have privileges than this place New York;
Al council May 10, 1917, whether attorneys
are thought useful to plead in courts or not? 1t is
thought not, but to be as in Nevis, Jamaica, sc.
Whereupon, Resolved and Ordered, That pleading
attorneys be no longer allowed to practice in the
government, but Tor the depending causes.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20
NOTICE..

VETHEREAS considerable Inconvenience has arisen to
w the Auditor Accounts and also to the county of
Newcastle, in consequence of of the Road Commits
soners of said County, not having made their regular
of Their Road Taxes &c. to the said AUDITOR the
law directs,-whereby he is prevented from performing
his official duties with the Collectors of the Road taxes in
said County Notice is therefore given to the Road Com
required forthwith to make returns of the Road for
the last year, the Auditors according to law and also
for those several years Previous for which settlements
have been made.
And notice is hereby given to the several Collectors Of
Road Taxes in the aforesaid County, that the Auditor will
attend at Newcastle the 18th and Goth days of August
And those Collectors of Road for former years. who
have not already settled their with the Auditor,
particularly required to attend at the aforementioned
time and place, with their accounts prepared for settlement
otherwise they may expect incur the penalties which the
law directs. EBEN'R. BLACKISTON,
.4uttOr Of .9ccoantS.
SMYRNA, July 18th 1924. 61-10t.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20
50 Quarters 9 Is
A so Eighths 1 l25
gD1JIET2H2S
LOttery and ENchange OMce,

1@OIIeT UFtt I-ttV ItuTs9t O,UIUt3
No 49, Market Street. near the Centre Market, Baltimore,
Where all whole tickets issued in this Lottery will be
signed and shares countersgned by the Lottery Commits
sioners, that the State will be responsible for all the
prizes which they shall draw.
Persons a distance intending to take tickets,
commended to forward their orders without delay, by
which they will advance that may take place III
price.
The drawing will be commenced the sale Of
tickets shall render it practicable, and be finished with al
possible expedition.
Orders (pos pad) from all parts Of the United States
for tickets shares in the above Lottery, any Other
Maryland Lottery covering cash prizes of any respon
sibe Lottery, will receive the prompt attention
personal applications, addressedo
w. c. CONNIE, Baltimore.
BY whom the fate of tickets will be given whenever
requested. July o. 65
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20
1900 Prizes,
1850 Tickets, at $40, is


1850 Tickets at S10 is so40,500
A scompete set" consists of "a volumes, and adj
ditiona volume containing the Genera Index, (or book
of of the first - voumes) and takes in the pesod
of twelve years, viz from September 1911 to Sept 1928
The second series composed OF IL volumes, and takes
i'm the period of six years, viz from September 1917 to
September 1928.
The Principles and Acts of the Revolution" is curl
GUS and valuable collection of old papers, selected from
great of NATTER the product OF many years attention
Ito the subject, edited by the Editor of the Register,
and recently published It is in one heavy volume ofsuper
royal octave and the subscription price three dollars
per copy.
The value of the SETS or second SERIES is thus determn
ed
For "a Volumes 10 years papers, at dollars per
nnm $50
The extra supplements to volumes, S, z, 8, 9, il,
16, and %, dollar each,
General Index,
Cost in sheets, 20
of the second series
10 volumes or years. at IS per annum, $50
Supplements to volumes Is, 16, and %, 5
Cost in sheets, SO
The books are folded and gathered and collacd and
warranted perfect for the hands of the binder If other
wise be made the cost of the publisher. Persons
wishing their books be delivered well bound, may
have them, paying 625 cents per volume for binding.
Tickets may be had of the proprietor, at his Office in
Water street, of South, and all orders enclosing The
money for them will be promptly attended to- Address
II. NILES, Baltimore.
NJ Orders for tickets received also the office of the
Watchman. July q. o4-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20
FOL. III.
PROCLAMATION EXTRAORDINARY.
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,.

communicable " DNuSouCHUSettos
WORCESTER, IS.
Know all men by these presents, that l. CALEB
TEBBETTS, of the town OF Worcester, in the
County aforesaid, have on the 29th day OF June, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and twenty four, raised SIGN, on which is painted
a CABBAGE, it being emblemaical OF us, gentle
men Professors OF the Art OF Tsilorins--And
whereas l, the said Tebbetts, have on hand, large
assortment of Cabbage Of as good quality as
be obtained of any other Cabbager in the said town
of Worcester |, the said Tebbetls, hereby invite all
persons who disapprove Of Adam and Ere's print
tire dress, to call upon me, the said Tebbetts, and
the garments by me made,
Shall cover multitude OF sins.e
Ladies! Do you wish for Cloth?
And to get your moneys acorth;
Black or Blue, White or Red
Call and see the CABBAGE HEAD!
DANDIEs! if you wish to hit
On Cat that just will fit
Your body slender, to a shred:
Cali and see the CABBAGE HEAD
OLD MEN would you girt your waist,
With clothes Of OLden time the taste,
Like those worn some centuries fled;
Cali and see the CABBAGE HEAD!
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20

An interesting anecdoe has been related to US con.
corning the Indian Chiefs who lately visited Phila-
delphia Ii is well known trait In the character of
the Son of the Forest, that he seldom betrays
prise or establishment at any thing he may behold,
however wonderful These Chiefs among other
public institutions visited the Asylum for the Deaf
and Dumb The interpreter explained TO them the
situation of the children and that they were capable
of conveying to each other their wishes and opin-
ions, by means of their fingers. This was too much
for the creduy of the Indian without having salts
factory evidence Of its truth. Accordingly he de.
sired the interpreter to whisper to the teacher to
ask one of the boys By signs who msde him dumb !
on the question being proposed, the boy immediate
ly with piece of chalk, wrote the word " God" up
on black table against the wall The Indian look.
ed at il in silence, bat it conveyed no more idea
TO him than the Hebrew Alphabet, the interpreter
perceived the dilemma and again whispered TO the
teacher to direct him 10 draw an animal something
n the shape of RacoOn. The teacher made the
requisite signs while the Indian watched him in
tenty, the boy drew the figure and the uncultvated
Son of The Forest was not too proud TO betray his
establishment at this truly wonderful discovery, by
which the condition of SO many of our unfortunate
i,llow beings will be rendered comparatively happy
.iAr0ra.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20
CHEESE, BACON AND HAMS

I~OVBU lbs. Rhode Island Cheese,
1000 lbs. Bacon
1000 lbs. Wilmington Hams, warranted to be of the
first quality,
1000 lbs Pork; 500 lbs. Dried Beef; 10 Barrels of
Shad; doz. Corn Brooms Powder, Shot, Tobacco, Sc
gars, superfne Flour, Rye meal and Middngs. Also
volns Flies, Flutes, Caronets Violin strings, bows and
bridges Lines, Lemons Oranges and general assort
ment of Confectionery Persons wishing any of the above
articles will find to their advantage call, they will
be sold cheap for cash, by JOHN WRIGHT,
South side cfthe Lo7Der Market
Wilmington, July 16. 61-9t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20
WANTS A SITUATION.

A YOUNG MAN, 81 years of age, wishes a situation in
N sore either in the Borough any part Of the State
As employment is his principal object he would he sas.
ed with small compensation He familiar with all kinds
of Bank and easily recognise the genuine from
the spurious Asto character good recommendations
can be given line addressed to G. W. c. and left at
the office of this paper, will meet with attention
August 10. 69-4t
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NO. 27I.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN.


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the months of January July, six months advances the
price will be four dollars year; TO all who do not, the
price will be five dollars III subscriber wishes to de-
cline, he notify the editor of his intention before the
first of June or December and pay all arreaages Anon
compliance with these conditions TO be considered new
engagement for six months, and paper will be dscon
tnued without fment of them except at the option OF
the editor.
Any person who will procure subscribers and pay
for them, agreeable to the above conditions shall be
titled TO the Watchman long they are complied with
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines, for term
less than three months; four times for dollar and twen-
ty for every subsequent nseron longer ones
portion. Advertisers requested to specify IN writing
how long their advertisements to be inserted or they
will be continued till forbid. Letters to the Editor to ill.,
sure attention must be post paid.
Adverns,ng 6yMeyear.
TO Subscribers. To Non-Subscrbers.
year 10, % lyear IL, %
6montlIs 3, 81 months y, 50
do. Al do. S, 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20

Nautical SkiU.- The track across the Atlantic
to Liverpool, is so well known to the American sea-
men, that the Francis, lately arrived at Norfolk.
spoke no less than packet ships, the Pacific, Ca
sage.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20
WEEKLY REGISTER.

PROPOSITIONS to dispose of all the complete sets OF
IL NlLES'S WEEKLY REGISTER, under authority
granted by the state Of Maryland and subject to the
of gentlemen specially appointed by the
Legislature approve of the plan and make the dstri-
huti
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20
PROJECT of Distribution.

800 complete sets at $40 is
500 sets Of the second series, at 1888 is
1000 copies Principles and Acts Of the
Revoution," at S3, is
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-01-06
ONO.
Extracts from Coz. n9rro7v's MESA &c
10 the legislature, non IN session.

Extracts from Coz. n2rro7vs message
10 the legislature, non IN session.
When we bring into view the situation
of the state, we perceive with pleasure a
rapid progress IN the adv ance o Impruv-
nent on the face of the country, and IN
The state OF society, and constant M
crease IN the means which administer to
comfort and wealth. The late state OF
embarrassment and depression IN the
mercantile aud other pecunIsry tronsac-
lions OF the community, induced by re-
dundant circulation of deprecated cur
rency and the failure of un,nbsia ntlal
banks, has, by the increased industry and
Irugalty OF the people, given place 10 a
settled state of regular business; cur
rency now of real value is in general cir
cua,lon sufficient for a medium of ex-
change in ordinary business. The pub
lie revenues have improved and are more
than sufficient for the ordinary expend-
ture. The receipts into the Treasury
after paying the debt, and meeting the
current demands of the government, fur
nlsh surplus which will be applicable
to the support of useful institutions or to
any objects of improvement in public
works of utility, which the General AS
sembly may deem expedient, and shall
authorize.
Few occurrences have transpired in
the recess lha, furnish matter for execu-
tive communication. The commissions
ers appoin,edby The act concerning a state
road from the foot of the Rapids Of the
| Mama OF Lake Erie, to the Connecticut
Western Reserve, have completed the
business Of their appointment. The re-
turn ofthe location of the read, and est.
mates Of the probable expense of con
! structing it, has been recently made to the