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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-21
7.Oo A.4f Calieoss far anS l2 IL cts IG ;
flSnnels >'or only Is Me yd.
Elegant yFpI9ed BombaSens, for only
ls9d ihe yd.
.WNf. JAMt.S TILLEY-,
ls9d he yd

No. 49, Thames ssreeE & No l. Cssios Hsuss Csr;e
sAS ?vsv oPESED,
g CoME OF the cheapest goods that was ever ofisr-
~ cd for sale in this towp or state. and which win
be- sold at the very lowest prices Sbr cash. or on
short credit. Among them are the folloS;dc-
Broadco,bs for 24s, yd Black silk yeiyc,s Tor on,
vide, worth COS Of ev.9 ~ 1856 I'D.
cry color Cooyd, silk velvets
Ditto from 6s to 81 ,d. CaFfan stripes 9
Cassmeres from 4s6 IN Y Norwich grapes OF an
lSs yard eo'ors, almost 70 .yipo
Ladies cloths from os toy Gway
97s yd and very cheap z Btas csJ;soes for only 81
Devonshire kcrseys, from toboyd -.
5s9d to os9d X &nAsvorlment calicoes
Flannes Of all colors r.. lpda s'ks, yard wide.
Is to As6 the yard for oaly ssS yard -
Bookings and bsises "a complete sssorlmenS
Satiinets from % TO ee9 OF hosiery .,A .
yard Barsge for ladies dresses
complete 10, Of Plank Z A complete sssoAtrnene
cts Of igurd silks, from
shirtings from 10 to % $50 20 Is yard
cts the yard Brovn silks and bombS
sheehngs from lS3 to 25 sips, ,r
cts yard 20 Xyet Black bombssins. Of
complete lot OF combs 3 three different widths
Gold and silver lace Sor 3 Csnfscu bombssih. very
hat trimmings A.i nice - s-,,' ~. -
co'ored long hid glove. caroline pl,ids. FROM 2ss
complete lot of bouiba. to $50 yd - ! !,
re'is g., scotch plaid for closta
Nank'n grapes. ~ Elegant ribbons for trim.
Silks ofeyery description mhgs
Cotton battings Tor com. Bel, ribbons g.
forters "a ,.r. A superb lot OF buttons
Blue black and brown for ladies coats and
pIushes .,; .,, 3 dresses
and many other articles too tedious 70 par,icusrxc
and which sha' be sold st the lowest possible priee
W. T. ha: also opened . compkte sssortn.suc
OF ladies work baskets. Rnd has received another lot
OF ball tringes. which article he can seli N les
price t6an il can he manufactured for
Oct IA, 1924 N
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-21
Fall Supply.
STEPHEN II. CAHOONE.
1T M Dry Goods Store, No. ITO
TH,p,cc c,reet

1T hi, Dry Goods Store, No. ITO
yrs 7hdmcs-sreef.
LAS jdst received an elegant assort-
l. l. mem Of Pail and Winter Goods, which he OF.
fsrs for sale at qnusus'Iy low prices.
iMoHo WHICH ARE-
Elegant herino sbswls for dolls.
ValsPcislong do. cheap
Dafk Losdon Prints. for so cents
Caroline pisids, great variety
Bombsse,ts. very cheap .-..-.
Ladies MKT and blue habit and pelissc cloths
white and red long shsv's. very cheap
worsted hosiery. great variety
Scotch piids
Silk and tabby velvet,
Salisbury hsncets
ga, io4, Ard liza blankets. cheap
C,.simere sbawls
Lad 5 habit gloves
Vale IA vestings ,...,te,
Wors. d bombasins and 6gsred born5szetts
And sgre variety OF other articles. which Oil
be sold 80 ch - esh be bought IN New England
Newport. Oc,i 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-21
For Sale,

M mbhe Alef,on on friday 22d inst.
at 10 o'eidck, a. m.
FIVE ress io r.s FIRST Gorge vs'ion'' Meeting
u heusr octi -
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PROBATE NOTICE

Court Of Probate, Sevf,0rs, October q, 1924.
nRDERED. That oil Executors ., Administrators and
" Guardians 10 the Tom Of Newport. who have
not settled up their respective Accounts With the
Cont of Probste. within One Year. be notified TO sp-
near z, the nsx, Meeting Of this Court to be holder
on ,be first Monday in November next. at ,hs stste
hou,e. st Q O'Clock, A. ~. and render their ac-
counts to said Court for seuIerhen,--snd that pub
lie notice thereof be given, BY publishing this order
three weeks 10 both the newspapers printed in the
town. By order Of said Court,
CHAhLEs GYLEss Prs6. Clerk
Oct 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-21

SAIL. POSTPONED.
THE Estate Of WiiHam Prior, as lately advertised
for sale ,t public auction, 10 necessarily post
poned I'LL further notice. Oct 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-21

rrPRTNTThG, Of all kind.. creet0ss n
a ssfsfasf0ry raunsr. at ihis oGt..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-21

Account. f'om K y West, TO The se'h u!..
etste, that out OF 81 pe',ons, IS were on tho
siek list.--The Uo,ed STATES schoopc' Fer.
,e, had arrived, 2 days before, from Havana,
With sursson.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-21

II good HAL -Eitsen piekpoeke,' have
within few dsys been taken up IN Bal'imo c,
end commi,ted 10 prison.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-21

Afu'iny The crew Of the corvette Color.
bian mao Of war Sansnder, Of % guns and
12s men, mu ini7d on the h OF Angus, in
the hatbor OF Psnams. l,sy sent the offi
ce,s oo shore, and rso away with the vessel
oil the baggage Of tho passengers being sili
orr bosyd.----'.r --.s.~,-f- g., ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-21
LANDING or TIL F.4TRERS.

the snnive Sc OF he Landing OF the Foe
fathers will be celebrated 10 Py'noo on the
22I 81 December nexg. Add ess--py I, ofos-
sol Everett.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-21

A gentleman who lef, New York in Au-
gust fo' Liverpool, mas returned, IN the James
C,oppe,, having been absen, oUly my seUen
days.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-21

Itis suggested at the Southward, tha, tie
name Of La Fayeue has been maiicioasly SUB.
stitu,ed in the 'eceni cohy OF Bonaparte's viii,
for tha, of Fouche.
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BEAUTIFUL ILLUSTRATION.
Gatht, up hrt fragments that rsmdnl, thaJ
nothing b, lost

butHFI up Htt JfhN "fHia tiit ftHutit ItuS
nothing b, iod.
The eXcmpllication Of this moral ls per
peiuaily occurring on the most common.
objects ot daily attention. The very pa
per on which | am writing affords me arr
example. little While ago it WAS clipped
OH from an old garment IN useless rag
Betty would have sNrptIt To the door, but
the industrious ragn'rn touk 1t up aua
gave IT 10 the paper maker, who returned
10 me the former old rag IN Il new form, no
less pleasing than Useful My gentle
lre0ds, ~ obedience To the great Master.
gather up the Fragments which remain /.
the little piece of cloth which falls from
your Scissors, may be the mCans of carry
ing the light OF the knowledge Of tho glory.
of God To Tar distant and benlghtcd hands
God himself loses nothing aud TO II con-
tcmpIated mind, it Is both instructive auG-
highly entertaining, TO Obbt1te the many
ways whlch he takes 10 gather mp the lfag
ments. rose up from the feast and woui.
oul Ia dllnk the fresh evening mir. A. |
passed the gate, old Lazarus the beggar
was sitting and m,kinsa rlch repaat on the
very piece OF baked mutton had left on
my plate. Ills dog stood by, and the.
bones, &c. Of which Lazarus could make.
nothing, Afforded delicious mrai 10 poor.
Inm. by the time returned, q little
Dock Of aPmrows occupied the ground
wb,,c Lazarus had sct with Trim, aud
picked up The crumbs which had fallen
from them. They lcw oIlat my aPproachs
but their place was instantly se2ed by II
number Of nles and other insects, al gree
d,Iy detooius the fragments of what re-.
manned Of the spmro~s; and that nothing
might be- lost hllc luxurious ant bad got
a huge crumb on his shoulder. aud totter-.
int under. the burden, WAS carrying II 10
his nr5t, a small affair il seemed indeed
! 10 me, but small as it way, il afforded still
morsei ~ herself aud her little family
TO 10 the ant, rhou ,lugsard consider.
her ways aud b, wise Lord God Al
mighty, how manifold are thy works IN
the vast range of Thy economy, nothing "a.
lost.
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a l a court OF quarterly session held FOR
~ Amherst county, at ihc courthouse, on
Monday, the 10th day of March, 1871.
Charles Bib, Robert I. Bibb. Reniamin
Bib, aud ryi Blbb, plaintiffs,
against
Joseph Nass, and Sally his wife, formerly
sally Blob. John plucan, and Rachel hls
vie formerly Rachel Bib, Joseph Hibb, aud
Nancy Nib, widowand relicl OF Martin Bihb,
deceased, Arthur Is. Davies, appointed guar.
dian To defend Nancy bibb, William Bib,
and Martin Bib, infant heirs OF said Martin
bIbh, deceased, defendants,
" C{LaNCFRY
The plaintiffs having filed their bill, where.
upon II appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
court that the real estate OF the said Martin
Blbb, deceased, will mol exceed three hundred
dollars a share 10 each dislrihntrc lcAs there
fore ordered. that Joseph Mays and Sally his
vile, formerly Sally Blhb, John Duncan, and
Rachel ms wife, formerly Rachel Bib, Nancy
Bib, AIiiam Blbb, and Martin tibb, infant
heirs oi Martin B,hb, dreeased, by Ar
Thur y. Dawes their GUARDIAN, Joseph Blhb,
and Nanry Rib, widow aud reiIci e AID
Martin Bib deceased, do appear here on the
hr-t day OF Jnne court next, 10 shcW cause, 1t
any they can, why the SAID real estate should
not be- sold and distributed according 10 the
Act OF Assembly il hut ctse made aol pro.
rided, according To the prayer OF the PLAN
uHs hlI and II appearing to the satisfaction
OF the court thd the defendant Joseph BIB
doe not rcsrlr within the limits oil tins com
mouweai5h II Is therefore ordered, thut IN
les the said defendant doth appear here on
or before the first day OF Jnue court neNt, and
enter h,s appearance, aud give security ar.
cordiug to the Act OF Assembly, thc plaiutil,
bin shah be taken as confessed, aud thr mat
tcr thereof dcrrecd accordingly aud II j,
further ordered. that Il cop, NJ tlis order be-
forthwith inserted III the NlIeufiau, for The
-paee 81 tfo months successfully, aud fh1t
another copy thereof De posted ii, the front
door of the courthouse of his county, on
eomr court day. A COP, -rcsie,
y A Il. DAVIES, I.
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az. W. .Dul1 i'm ant tie memory ofOur'S
IN the hearts Of our children, to be handcdaown
TO taslr children, IN proud rcmembfa &C Ottne
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}ohtlnualy hr.oes, ages and attteom.".
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htWoik.
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~:
Mr.. MUS, in his Register, July /. 1873,
Concluded an article on" ch lb 9okS, win
he tollo~lngy servatipns
q have been led TO thssc lew remarks, by
aymg my hand on volume lately p1blI'ned
by M. Rogers, at Eastlp, Pc. eoA1led "
new Bog aphcai dictionary, onla'n,s tie
lives Of all ou eminent .atesmen, heioe'
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TIE HAPPINESS or HEAVEN.

Dr. Dwight closes his sermons on the
Happiness II Heav"n, with the following
api and beautiful comparison -
" 10 the eye Of 'naH the SUI appears n
pure delight, mass If mminsled glory
Were We to ascend with a continual flight
towards this luminary, aud could we like
the eagle gaze upon il, lostre, we should
in our progrcs, behoId rts lqstre become
every morlrnt more and more intense.--
As We rose through the heavens, wo
should sec httlc orb changing gradually
into Il great world and as "e adyancet
NEARER aud n.aGer, should behold II expan-
ding every way, until all that was before
~ became universe "f lmmcasnrable gle
! ~. Thus the heavenly tnhabltant VIII, It
The commencement 81 his happy existence,
set the divine system flied with lnagntll'
ccuce aud spendour, aud arrayed IA beau
/ y and gIoiy and, rs he advances onward
( through the successive period OF dnraior
vii behold all thing, more and more
auau,, Transporting, and sun like ioreys' .