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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20

.fdmiraL Cause.-The Salem Gazette furnishes
a detail of the outrages committed by this man on
several American vessels in the port of Callao
among which was the brig Herald Captain Will
ams, Of Salem, who furnished the detail. "Guise
is an Englishman; was first Lieutenant of the
Leopard when she attacked the Chesapeake at
tached himself TO the Naval service of Chill about
the time Lord Cochrane did. Some time previous
to the tall of Lima, he quarreed with Lord Coch-
rane and left the Chilian service. Ii has been said
that he has one or two merchant ships commanded
by Lieutenants of the British navy. On the fall oil
Lima, Gen. ST. Martin, after proclaiming himself
Protector, created Guise, Admiral"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20

of which rested on Fort La Fayetfs and COM.
petely developed it in most brilliant eHuIpence,
The General was at the moment on the piazza or
the Vice Presidents house, and this singular coin.
cidence being remarked to him, ne observed ",h,s
day has been full of happy omens to me in arriy.
ing among those who have treated nae with so mush
unmerited Kindness"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20

Extract Of a letter from gentleman of .,rassa.
chusettS to the Editor Of the baltimore Patriot
IN august l824.-In this quarter Mr.. Adams is
as firmly fixed in our affections as our native hills
on their bases. The Essex Jupto, with Col. L.
Pickering Tor their bell-wether, hate him with an
unchristian hatred-but the people are his fast
friends, and the junto know it so well that they
dare not hazard their own political annihilaton By
opposing him. The attempts of The few Crawford.
ties in Boston and Berkshire, get up the shoe OF
an opposition, have been really iarccal. They
were The towns laugh for day or two in fact
they were as contemplate in numbers IS the fac
lion by which they were made We have from air
quarters the most cheering intelligence and we
may now consider Mr. Adams election TO be be.
yond doubt.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20

.Npw Fork-Speaking of the dsgraceful conduct
OF the Crawford party in the Senate OF this State,
the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser says" Every
true man will feel under obligation to those mem
bers who maintained TO the last their integrity to
their constituents, while he must abhor and despse
the shuilng, the weakness, and the inconsistency of
the majority, which, not content with foilipp the
wishes OF the people, has pronounced weak and
disordery censure upon the proceeding of the Cow
ernor, IN calling them together. 1t must be pro-
hounced an extraordinary affair altogether. The
Governor finally did his duty and the malice of his
enemies VIII prove as lmpoten it is time serving.
The advocates OF the Electoral Bill have also done
their duty and we trust their reward will be speedy
and substantial. But in the result the ciilzens Of
the state OF New York have finally been fooled 10
the top oil their oent.' We have laughed, threaten
ed and scolded until such feeble missiles have wax
ca as contemplate IN our own eyes, as they are in
those oil our opponents 1t is now time to try some
more efncient measures The perseyering hardi-
nooo oil ihose VINO regard not right, and who fear
mol Inc consequences OF wrong, and who are deter
mined to rule the state and dispose of its influence
and character while they may, has finally succeeded
over the superior talents, the devotion, and the zeal
OF those who have 10 the last remained firm to the
principles OF true republicanis The Crawf ford par.
W. and their (in this siate equally corrupt coadiu-
tors, the friends of Mr. Clay and of Colonel Young,
have looked political death and disgrace full in the
face determined to brave the in the feeble and
only hope which yet remains, OF remuneration from
the expected elevation of Mr.. Crawford II we did
not confidently believe that here too, they will be
ioied, and turn out IN the end as miserable as they
are now unprlncipied, We should indeed despair Of
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20

We gather from papers in different sections Of
the Union, that the prospects OF Mr. Adams
are frightening, and the hopes OF MIR. Crawford
proporionaby diminishing. In few weeks there
WIN be only two Candidates before the public, who
VIII claim any considerable degree OF consideration
--nameiy, Adams and Jackson. The success of
the caucus party in the New York Legislature, has
not been as decided as al first deemed and we be-
lleye that a few more such conquests would ruin
that party.-While the caucus men were guarding
that State against the growing influence of Jackson
they neglected the popularity OF Adams Mr. Craw.
lord II is believed is in imminent danger of losing n.
York, which will ruin his hopes of the Presidency
The public mind is nearly decided against The
Crawford ticket. 1t remains now TO see which of
the two, Adams or Jackson, will be the peoples
choice for President John c. Calhoun will, of
course be Vice President u. S. Gaselte.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20

Mr.. Joseph L. Hays, police officer, has arrived in
New York, with his prisoner, Lamberton Cooper,
who recently run away from his employers, Messrs.
J. q. Murray & Son, with $1,000. About $4,000
have been recoyereds
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20

Among the omens suspicious of the arrival of
the reyered La Fayette was that Of rainbow form.
ed subsequent TO The shower Of Sunday, the base
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20

FROM BUENOS AYRES.-The Editors Of
the Boston Daily Advertiser have seen letter from
Mr.. Dana, vice consul at Buenos Ayres, to gen
tleman in that town, from which the following is an
extract:
" 1t gives me pleasure to inform you that the po-
cal internal affairs Of this city and province, have
never apparently, been in prosperous cond-
ton than at the present moment. One of the best
proofs of which is, that the election OF a new gov
ernor by the Junta, has taken place without any
disturbance, which is the only instance where there
has been change in the executive without the aid
of military force.
A reunion Of the Provinces of Rio de la Plata,
is in contemplation, and representatives from most
OF which, have already been elected for the Nation
al Congress, to be assembled al this place.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20

Presidential.-A meeting OF the inhabitants Of
Cape May County was held at the Court House on
The Sd inst. John quincy adams had lO2 votes, and
Gen. Jackson 4. None for CaucuS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20

The Salem Gazette, warm Crawford paper, saws,
g Mr. Adams has, during the last four years, urtu.
ally been President OF the United States.' Now.
as there never has been an administration Washing
toms always excepted that has given more general
satisfaction, it follows of course that Mr. Adams
will make most excellent President, de .tacto
u. $. Gazette.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20

Hail Storm.-A very violent hail storm in Get
tysburg, Penn. on the 9th inst. broke between and
10 thousand panes Of glass in that village, and cut
to pieces the corn and buckwheat in the neighbour
hood. The Cenlnel, printed at that place, men
tons, evidence OF the size and quantity of the
hail. that teen hours after it fell, large masses of
il we're collected from the ground in front Of our
Office
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20

The SEA-SERpENT, again.-The Newburyport
Herald informs us that this famous animal was lately
seen on Plum Island Beach, by Mr.. Ruggles and
bis family. 1t came within thirty yards of Mr.. r..
who had distinct view of its head; teeth white as
ivory and eyes large as those OF an OK. Mr.. Rug
giles declares that I" he was full near him as he
wished TO be-" Perhaps it is not the least maryell-
Gus circumstance related, that the monster was seen
in the very place 60 where, but few moments be.
fore, the wife of Mr.. r. had been in to bathe."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03
SHlNN'S PANACEA.
.-ouo.--.

THE subscriber having discovered the
Il composition Of SWAIN ceiebrsted Panscea.
has now q supply on hand for sale he has reduced
the price from 80 so to So so. by the dozen S2S
Al Charitable institutions in the United States.
and the poor, will be supplied gratis.
IL the citizens Of the principal towns. will appoint
an agent to order and distribute this medicine to The
poor, it will be supplieds
This medicine 10 celebrated for the cure OF the
following diseases, scrotuis kings evil, uicera.
ted or putrid sore throat, long standing rheumatic
affections, cutaneous diseases, white swelling, and
diseases of the bones. and all cases generally OF an
ucerous character, and chronic diseases, generally
arising in debilitsted constitutions, but more espec
ixlly from syphilis. affections ising therefrom;
ulcers in the iatyax. nodes, &c And that dreadful
disease occssioned by long and excessive use OF
mercury, &c It is also useful 10 diseases uf the
aver"
cEnriYicATEs
have within the las, two years had an cpportuni.
yof seeing several cases Of very inveterae ulcers.
Which having resisted previously the regular modes
OF treatment, we're healed by the use of Mr. Swairs
Panaces, and do believe from what have seen,
that il viii prove an important remedy Ia scroiIlous,
yenerea' and mercurial diseases
Professor Of the fnstitutes aud Practice OF Pbysc
in the University of Pennsylvania,
lhaye employed the Panacea Of Mr. Swain in ru-
merous Instances within the lsst three years. and
have always found il extremely eHieac'ous, especial.
iy in secondary syphilis. and Rercurisl disease L
have no besita,ion in pronouncing it medicine ofin'
eslmable ya'ue.
W. GIBSON, NJ D.
Professor Of Surgery in the University Of Pennsyl.
vania.
Phiadelaia FEB II, 1923.
JOHN sHlNN, CHEnIsr.
n. For sale at smith & Pesrsail's, NE corner
ofThird and Market streets, Philadelphia
FEB 1924 Ciamly1
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Cabinet Making and Turns
ing.

THE subscribers respectfully inform
4 their frien is and the public, that they have re-
Gently commenced the Cabinet Making business, un
der tbe firm OF
Wseden 81 Lyon.
and have tuhen the - and in strect, next east OF
tn. Republican Printing OfAce, formerly occupied
ooy the Messrs Townsend, w"ere they viii, execute
IN a satisfactory mariner. any work in their line
which may be entrusted 10 them. Every attention
will be paid to such orders they may receive. aud
the smallest favor will be gratefully ACKNOWLEDGE
JOHN S. WEEDEN,
WILLIAM LYON
Newport, april 60, 1894
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03
systseeIlaneong sarticles.

Sing ufar detection of a ihie/'--h lew Gays
ego thict wss detected IN the following stu
.Ruiar end ludietous manner; M. Thomas
----, y ,espectable cowkeepeg and dairy ynan'
residing ei Isling,on, had SOW pig which pro-
dused large lile' Of young ohce, which Tor
sods TINE sae appeared 10 bons a? with all
nsstef.ai atrsc,ion tu, sudden!y onc(oi the
swinish family disappeared, ar1 was N, who're
10 bs iound end q. /, /, known 20 ps,o' q! sis
,havyows sometime, notwitns,sndi"g their
sns etual affection, devour tSeir young, Mr.
----> ,ook /, 70, g. iauied thst'ais SOW had thus
,cgsled besselt, pnd ye' nc Thought 1t 's'hef
odd, ,Gs, Iike the s,o,y ot he TWO cats, not O.
ven o tail icnasined, or any tsee wns,sVss 's
Tbs. departed sucking. ihs next NIGHT came
and with j, dissppea' "a another pig--Athc oex
night sooihey, 9 and soo'her, siii', oni'
the l,uer wss minus four Of IT'S mefnocfs'
M ----- now began 70 think his so~ oi TWO
rayenpu.a disposition TO Keep by 'ooger and
10 save the remamdsr o! tho young from .
premature dsalh, no sold the SOW, Inter aud
oil.
The pig s,ye being now onoceupIes, M.
----~-rthougb ho had best Convert II To soms
p, sb,e use, and acco' dipsly hired 1t out 40
the uinersut cxibuor Of bear, aud IN the ve
W night tha, the SOW and her younr Qo','ed H.
B'uin entered into possession. Aooot Two
o'clock tho ne IT morning, Mr. ---- wss dis
sufbed By the loud lamentations and DosoiuS
of man in distress. aud ge'iug on, OF bed,
no proceeded In The objection al the pig aye,
from whence the complaints seemed 10 cone,
aod listened sos q moment at the door, he was
as,onished 20 hear Q man, evidently In g'eas
disuess, exclsiyn, /" Oh, foe Gods sake ,e, me
20 and viii, ,el you where the pigs are Mf.
---- vas no tonge 10 any doub, ss to ~bst
became Of his Iost pigs, and convinced 'hs I
uuin had GOT hold ot tho shlet, no thought u
Q good opportunity Of discovering where his
properly was deposited, knowing she, - tho
bss, Was muxzs d., ne could no, devour tho
men in haste. His in,efeu therefore getting
the better Of his humanity, he let the thief re-
msin Ia The cluehes Of the beef doring the fol-
loving dialogue ;--, Weli," ssid Mn ----,
" ~be'c are the pigs !" Oh, have them a'
ho ne replied the captive. And who s'c
you whs, 10 yout name !"" My nsrne 70
Jsmes 49,, I live ., No s, - street and
The four pigs ere there sale" Knowing the
person whose name vas thus mentioned, who
Asppeoed TO be . nsighbor. M. ---- was DOW
satisfied snd proceeded 10 call up the keeper
Of the besr, Who lodged close by himself, oos
daring to ven,ure at libsra.ing ,bs man. The
keeper being arrived q ligh, vas procured,
aad on entes,og the eye, there they saw Btu
Ia. seated on his hindes psr,, with the msu
esm,y e,s,pet 'ound she middle, lace TO isoci
snd ,Qusesiog him in the mos, affee,iona,e
Snsnnss. The moment the kesref sfeSe %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03

40. % iHAHES STREET
Resbecyaiy inform bsir FRIENDS ana ne
Pu6Hc,
THAT they have on hand, and at
l. the store No 100, directly opposite, com.
plete assortment Of Ladies' and Geni'emen's Boos
g Sho.s. OF every description. and will sell them as
reasonable as al any other sore in town Children 5
Morocco Boots 2s6 3s-do Morocco shoes, %, ls6
do, Leather Boots & shoes, propor,ionably cheap
Owing 10 the quaoiily they have on hand, they are
induced TO sell them at The above prices.
those who intend purchasing boots and shoes for
the approa aching Election. are invited to'csll at Ell.
ther of the above stores, and examine for them.
selves. for they are conflen, they sell as
soasbie terms as any other person.
their measures, for boots and shoes. invited to
call, as they are determined to manufacture them in
the best manner on as reasonable terms as at any
other msnufactcry in the state.
N. b They have now on hand handsome as.
sor,ment of Denmark sstins and double prurcii&s,
and expect in few days from New.York, an ekten
syc assortment OF those articles with others in their
line
J. W. u Jr. has on hand Day & Martins. Hunts
and Yarnish Blackug, by The gross dozen or single
Also--'hey hav, procured from the City of London
. receipt for making Backing, warranted superior to
any BlAckiug nor IN use. Constantly on hand, Calf
skns, New Leather, Calcutta do Morocco, Eid. Lin-
ing skins Binding do and variety Of other articles
generally called for in shoe store.
April %, 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03
ELIGIBLE EsTATE-Yon SALE.

'HE SuDScrIOer oilers ior sale, the
i House now occupied by Der, situate on Bag
nister's wharf, which has for many years been iw-
proved as boarding-ho and retail Sore To
an enterprisug and industrious man the situation 10
highly eligible, aud oilers opportunity to invest
small property in very advantageous manner. Tho
house is convenient. having nine lodging rooms. all
finished, and in other respects well 6ited tor Board
ing.Housc aud Grocery store. The situation is such
that any may reasonably expect large share Of
business, BY proper attention aud gooe management
.4LSO-a House on the Ions. wharf, next west Of
the store OF Mr. JoYN J. ALLAN. For partieusra
and conditions Of saie apply to the subscriber, nthe
House On Bannister's wharf. ~
REpECCA vCSE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03
NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice.
that he has been appointed BY the Hon Court of Pro,
bate of tue town Of Portsmouth, in the county of
Wi'lcoeks. late Of said Portsmouth, deceased. and
has ,ccepted ssid trust, and qualified himsei; &C,
cordng to lsv-he therefore requests all persons in
debted to said estate to make immediate payment,
and all persons having claims against said Estate u
exhibit them - soon ae may be- to
ROBERT WrLLCoCKs, .sbs'-.
Portsmouth. april Is 1924 M20
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03

DisinfereHed Love.---A young lady telling
young gentleman the. she vss in lose with
bis es,sIs--" Take il, madam" said he, sand
iheo you will possess two thirds OF one, ios
my mind you have plready, and my vhola be-
ms consised but Of mind body and estate"
" o then," rejoiaed the juvenile fair, " il
would be very unreasonable, sir, 10 rob you OF
oil three, prey keep your body for yourself"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03
Newport, April 1, 1874.
Assignees N0tice.

A I the April term Of the supreme judicial court
4 holden in and for tho county Of Washington,
Of George Waite. of North Kings,own. an insolveat
debtor-notice is giveo To the credt6tA Of said
Waite to present and prove their claims against him
within six months from tIe date hsreof they will
be barred from receiving any dividend on the same.
WIN. G. HAMMOND.
North Kingetopn. Nav a. 1924. MI2
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03

State ot nhode- Island, &c.
NswsoRs, se.--C1erks office, SDhretae Judi
Graz Cesrf, Coansy Of NsUhorb tyiA luaI,
4 l82<.
IN application to me this day made
" by Edrund T. Wariry. OF Newport, in said
insoivens .es, ~,hs credi,crs cf tbs ssid W.,isr.
are hereby notified to appear before the sepreme ju-
dicial court. 10 be holden st Newport, within and
for the county Of Newport. the fourth Monday IN
August nex on the second day Of the term. loe tho
purpose Of nominating one or more assigpees, to
sid Edmund T. Wating. for the benefit of his cred.
Itors. HOLMES WEAVER, ClerE
Nav
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03
Assipnecs Notice.

A r tic April term of the supr ms Judicial eour',
"A holden in and for the county Of Washington,
Of John D. williams, Of sorth Aingstown, an insoi.
vent debtor-notice is now given TO the creditors OF
said Williams to present and prove their claims
within six months from the date hereof or they viii
be barred from recevisg and dividend en- the same.
WIN G HAMMCNH.
North -kingstowo. Nav 4, 1924 Mia
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03

90 J" ssid the i,isir; o 70 Gee ths Eclipse
said the Engishman. tb'ussing his head oui
OF 'ho window, only drive up TO j, as near
- possible, for ! am short.sighie
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ADDRESS.

Long lowered the night t-and DER the Gothic land,
Where arts sy wrecked. oblivion stretched her wand
around the naou:dering faoes the ivy cung,
The bay was blasted. and the Tyre unstrung-
When from the clouds the sun OF genius burst,
And dullness eed the attic light be curseJ--
All Learning's sitsr's ~ the spendor broke,
Like Memnonl tomb, 1t once 70 music woke.
As wider spreadthe intellectual ray,
Science The dawIinY hsiit. and best the days
Exulsing then, The MUSES. tdned the sheli.--
As from their hps llle inspiration fell,
Thespis arose. and Sobght the )ettersd page.
And Wit. and Taste combining. reared the Stage.
file Stage l--whence ride In tributary fame,
Our mingled offerings to apollo's name;
20 him, our willing VOWS. ~e pay Tonight;
'rhrong round hS shrine, snd consummste his rite;
10 him. and his, we dedicate the dome,--
II is his Tempie-be il hence lis home
rIere, lcft for those, who dared like him 10 soar,
De found the inspired mantle Carrich wore;
And here, by Fane's resistIess impuise led.
ntsy We, like him. ia buskind honor tread -
Here too. enkindled, may our Sous aspiro
20 C stch tue fame from Shakespeares living Gre,
Ar as Tie electric vigor thriss the hcAtt,
Tile 4~me we feel, may We to you iupsrt.
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Through every polished, every classic sgc.
True to her trust, the Muse has watched tho Stage
1,sfeeble infancy 20 virtue trAnoc,
l,s genius fos,ered, ana its rights rns'n,sned -
And slil the drama. with fixed aiD sni end.
Shalt stand, ot Vice the toe, OF Worth the friend;
sta, ter aspiring purpose shall pursue,
'ro raise the arts. herself appraised by you:
With satire scourgc the kns,e nowhipped Of Law.
And Folly ssshng, hold the fool in awe
1bos tober rishteols cause adhering-henec
Correc, Tie offender. 40 sbe brands the oilence
o, bard the maze Of scenic life 10 thread,
Through various tolls. by varying fortunes led!
The rigid Critic, cautious oi his praise,
VIII Wagering hands. bestows the tctor's bays;
Supreme Dictator IN the court Of wit,
AojaJged, at his tribuual--we Submit
i3y his decisive msn,!a,e, ikid IN awe,
Obey his stern tlectec and own bis sentence law.
pulchiefy anxious your applause 40 gain.
Cesseiess we Iabor. and each task sustaini
ON your protecting aid, we tain would lean,
mduIging patrons Jf the mimic scene -
Ourselves and ours, 10 you. We freely tfust,-,
Assert our rights, ahd TO your charge--be justl
'Tisours 60 picture nature, youFs to view.
And lodge unbiased. &c tile lines be true;
Aud where, in honest seai ofyour applause,
We chance --forgeltul of the Ctnsor's laws
Yhe siufes prescribed. o'erIeaping, 10 oliend,
'yis yours 10 point Tire crfor.--ours to uiehd
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MARBLE
M ON II M T. ~ is,

TOMBS, Chimney Pieces, Hear,is,
i Fire Places and Grave stones, Of American
and italian Marble, blue, white and clogded, for
sale on the Packet wharf, NEwPoar.
Also,
500 pair Of Grave stones, Of the finest
and most durable Bue Slate, warranted superior to
any sold in this sts,e.-Free Stone for Windows,
Caps sad sills, Hesrths, Fire Places and steps,
All of which will be sold at the le Sest Prices for
Cash. Country produce, other Siei ehandize, and
on long credit ifreculsed
apply to JAMES STEVENS,
Newport. March 81. Pe,hGn.Sfrc.: