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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-21
NOTICE.

"A COMPETENT wogk,nan in t'ic House C4y-
IA pe'arTS' md JoiHcrs Bustar,s. is dcsirous Of
being cnploycd-hc would prefer tho upper county.
For particulars, enquire at ilis office.
April 10. i.93
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-21

At Rules held in the clerks Office Of the Court
of the United States, for the Fifth Circuit and
Virginia District the fifth day of April, 1924.
Malcolm JAMESON and Isabella his wiic, PHgs.
against
Robert Gordon, and Jauetta Gordon, Robert Cor
don, Isabella Gordon, James Gordon, Eleanor
Gordon, Katharine Gordon: Mary Gordon, Lily
Gordon, and William Gordon, iiciis Of Janet Cor
don, the seven last named of whom infants
der the age of twcnty-onc years, and james Cur
RTE, junr, David Currie, and Ann armstrong,
DTS.
, n fiIE defendants, David Curfic and Ann Arm
u strong not being inhabitants OF the State, and
not having entered their appearance and given .ccG-
riiy according to rule of the couriOn The motion
of the plaintiffs by cir counsel, IL is cy5cyci: That
the said defendants do appear before tie snid
court, at the city Of Richmond, on the fist DAY of
the next term, and answer the bill Of the iai,if
and that copy of his Rule be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper printed III the city OF Richmond,
for two months successfully, and posted ihe Oit
door of tie capitol in the said city.
A copy, Tcs;c. ED. JEfIRIrs, Cla.
April6 vGw2l
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ers and the public, that they now receiving the
principal part of their
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miscellaneous articles.

rive saw in the Boston Pail isdium, some
time since, an accoun, Of spider having en-.
tangled snake IN his web, equally remsrka'
bic win tho folIowing.--Ad Rep.
A-Siory We found the other day, tho
following rema' ksbIe account OF tho !eais OF a
spido., which though It was not vouched for
by soy signature, and though the handwriting
wss not known, we concluded TO insoU. il II
be true, il Is Cer,sinIy worth notice. A spider
is tho .noN ingenious rope maker, the most
ndven u ous sailor, the boldest lighter, ard the
most independent proprietor OF his own pos,
sessions, that we evc' saw or heard OF. Such
m,scheynus industry and such venomous y.
severance IS hardly TO be ma,chsd from "a
Mammoth 10 bed bug, "One day last week,
the wotkmen IN Mr.. Peck machine tactoty
in Sou,hington, discovered under one of the
wotkbenches black snake, Of the white thros
species, and about six inches long, suspended
by ,ho web Of spider. The spider was oi
,he common house sort, and not uncommon,y
large. When Etst discovered, The little in.
sect had ralsed his victim about half foot
from tho floor, and had him hung by single
thread. The ingenuity and power Of the spa
der were truly wonderful Passing 'spidly
down upon his line, he would fasten his. Co d..
sge around the neck OF the snake, pass bac K
30 his own nest on the undet surface oi the
bench, hen going again down, " cast hi,cn"
around the ta,l, and returning to his nes
would avail himself OF the contor'ioos Of the
snake, alternately hauling up his lines SO as 20
biting his GENE noaror home. In this mannei
ne continued his labor until evening, lceving
the snake alive, but so completely exhausted
and secu ed as 10 be .afe Tor The night in he
morning he was deaG-COnn fGhcy.
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FOR SALE. OR TO LET.

III EStdtE Oh namtS- street, fOYf1l-
l. erly the residence of Gov WANTos; being
divided by entries through the middle, and having
two front entrances, and separate kitchens and eel.
lars, it would accommodate two separate families
with or convenient rooms each, besides plaster
ed rooms in the garret. 1t has good garden, and
the lot extends to the hsrbor. The house has lately
been thoroughly repaired, and is perfectly sound
it may be purchased at a low price, and PAYMENT
may be made in five or more (f required) yearly in-
staments security upon the estate would be accep-
ted tor all except the 6st payment. The same es.
tate is offered to be let.
Oct. IS. BHAZARD.
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ECCENT TRIO CH,iRfCTER.

The Rev. Nj Hegamore, Of fCatshoge,Lei.
ces,er,hire, was vety singular character.
lie died tho Is, OF Janua y, l776, possessed ~
the following ellec 5, VIZ -7ooi per annum,
and loool in mon y, which [ne dying n,es
taie) tel, 10 ticket porter in London. II
kept ono scrvant Of each sex, whom he lock
ed up evefy night His last employ men, was
20 go round his pi emises, let loose his dog,
and tire his gun. lie lost his life as follows !;
Going one morning TO let ouI his Servants 5,
,he dogs fawned upon him suddenly, and
threw him mo pond, where he was found
breast high, HIS servants heard his call 70,
assistance, bu, being locked up couid no lend
HIM any.-iie had twenty gowns and cossacks,
100 pairs oi brecche,, 100 pa'' OF boots, 400
pait OF shoes, 80 w'g,, yet always wore ais
own hair, So dogs, 80 Wagons and caus, 30
pioughs, anu used none, so saddles, and to
niturs tor the menage, SO wheel .barrows, SO
many walking sticks that o toymso in Bciccs
ter6elts pffsrcd 81 for them, 60 horses and
mars', 900 pick axes 900 spades and shovsls,
II ladders, and 249 tazou.
PoGee.-Beney I, eelove,a q coio-ed lady Of
fashion, came to complain Of May Cox, ano.
,her lady Of color and fancy, for stealing her
spotted calico toek. May acknowledged
that she had .sken the trock, but it was all In
Jest, aud threw he',elt upon her good chs'sc.
&c, in the Police Office, IN consequence Of hav
ing once been a se'van, Of one OF tho Msgis.
,ta,es. This not availeth, Mary wss sent to
Bridswell. A small piece Of ,elligence leak.
ed ou' in tho inquiry, which was, ths, Betsey
Ffeslove hi'ed ,ne gown st TWO shillings per
day, end ,ha, . vas, portion Of our colorsd
hshicnsblcs make IN appearance in Broadway
in "borrowed robes," from q similar mode VI
hiring by DAY or nigh,.-N. Y. .ddv.
On the late Dr.. J,hnson's re,u n from town
in Scotland, Lady, at whose house he called,
had got ready wha, is in England, Q ho,ch
po,cb, tor dinner. After the Docto, had tss,.
ed u she had an opportunity Of asking il Il was
good. 'Ve,y good Tor hogs answered the
Doctor. Then, pray, replied the lady, sle,
me help you to little more
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-14
Shoe Store.
Josiah q. Burdick,

LGAleS f9nc yShOe .""n1 .etHrer,
1874, IRAAES STREE1,
y EsPgcTrULLy informs the ladies of Newport,
~ and its vicinity, that he now has on hand,
complete assortment Of Ladies Shoes consisting OF
Denmark sstins, Goubie pruneas, satin lasting, kid
and morocco of different coors, all made expressly
for retailing. Also, Russia sheetings. by the piece
yard English patent thread by the quantity or
single bali; binding and lining skins boot webbing
and cords. polished steel avis and tscks, all which
will be sold cheap for Cash.
Aug q 1924
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Newly auu nnod, Island
STEAM BoATs.
nN the third of July, the following arrangement
" will be adopted and continued for the season /:
The Connecticut, Captain Bunker, will leave Prov.
idence. every saturday AT o'clock, p. NJ and the
Fulton, Captain Comslock, every Wednesday, at
d T.. NJ
From New York. the Connecticut will depart eve
ry Wednesday, at O'Clock, T.. Nj. and the Fulton,
every saturday, at the SAINT uour.
July 1.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-14

CHARTS, &c.
MN. II. RdTHRONE.

=" 4I' 1T INIII II HOIFL,
HtS just received and offers for sale at his store,
head of Packet Wharf new Chart, extending
from New-york to Havana, improved by government
surveys in 1920 with general assortment of charts,
of the latest surveys-Bowdichs Navigators, 5h edi.
ton American Coast Pilots 10th edition; Nautical
Almanacks for the years 1892 aud 1928 seamens'
daily Assistant--with complete assortment af au-
tical Instruments-etter writing, log and wrapping
Paper-Quills and ink Powder.
dLso. general assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery,
Cordage and Ship Chandlery.
Just received, 80 casks cut Nails, assorted sizes
80 thousand Bricks-2O doz Tile
az Cordage and Gables made to order and ves>
sells furnished with every article for long and shors
voyages. August H.
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ELIAS Deyton NcwJerSey
.Aids 10 General Heath-Msjor Daniel Ly.
man and Capi. Hen,y SewslI
fids 10 Major General Steu6en-Csptsin
William No,h and Capt William Popham.
.Hids TO Major General Knor-Cspt. Sam.
uel Shaw and Cap. John Little.
.aids 10 General Ho7De-Captains Winthrop
Sstgent and Enahan Haskell.
lid 10 Brigadicr General Paterson-Lieut.
Thomas Cole.
Chtef Eng'necr-M. .jor Ganeral Le Chev'
allie, du Pouai!.
Inspector. General, Major General Baron
S'euben.
lnspec,o, Of Northern Department, Colcnel
Walter Stewart.
Assis,ont Inspector OF Ditto, Msjo Na,hsn
,sl Barber.
Adjn,snr. General, Brigsdie General Ed.
ws'd Hand
Adjulspi Generals Assistants. Capt. Mich
oias Gilman, Capt Robert Pemberton, Capt
Jo"n Catlile.
Quartermaa,er. General, Colonel Timothy
PiCke,ing.
Director. C encrsl Of Hospitals, John Coch
an, Esq.
Commissary Genc,al of Prisoners, Msjo
skinner.
Commisssry Of Prisoners, Northern Depart
nent, Lieutenant Colonel William S. Smith
Judge Advocate. General, Lieut.. Thomas
Edwards.
P4ymsster-Gcneral. John Pierce, Esq.
D:puy Psymes,er. General, with the Army,
Hezek,ah WeDmore, Esq.
Io'prctor OF Contracn, Hon. Ezekiel Cor.
mel, Esq
Cosuactors for The Amy, Northern De
par'ment, Comfort Sands, Esq. and Como
Engineer with the Amy, ColoneI lie Moy
Chief Physician to he Army, James Crsick,
Esq,
Brigade Majo,s-iu Massachusetts Big
ade, N hsnieI Cushing, I'd ditto, Abram vii
lens. 81 d'no. John X. Smith.
ChafLains-lu Ms.sachuseus Brigade, NJ
William Lockwood, ID ditto, Rev. Eco, Hlieh.
cock sd ditto, NJ joel Barlow.
From the Columbian Cen,ineL
Revolutionary Doeumenf.-The passing
era OF Revolutions y "Reminiscences has b OF
many Interesting articles 10 light. The Ss.
lew Gsse,te, OF yesterday, furnishes Q correct
List Of The S,sff Of The Commander.in Cbief,
the Msio' Generals, Generals Of Brigade, and
Civil SisE of The Amy Of the Revolulion N
1888 with the grateful reflections which
the list must furnish, the melancholy one will
be felt, tha, Of the Mojor. r.Gene,als Of that ar
my, one only (L,isyeue) and not ono Of the
Bigsdiefs, IL now living. OF the civil Staff,
Colonel Pickering. and Colonel Stewart, are
alive SO also, are Lieutenant Colonel Cobb,
Msjor B,ylie., and Richard Vsrick. Esq. OF
Tho Com mnsndet .in. chiefs family (; Ma 10,
North, Of Baron Stsuben's. Major Sewsl,, OF
General Heslh's - and Major Haskell Of
General Hows's family. We add, that Of the
$50 officers in the eleven Massachusetts regi.
ments in l7s3, thee hundred and ten, as fsr
as our knowledge serves us, ere deceased |!
OF those living, six were field offcers-L,eu.
tensnt Coloneis b. ooks, Cobb, Hull and Pop.
kin, Majors Trescott and Rice.
'uajor Lyman. of General Hca,h's family, is also
still living. g.-.imertean.
ELEGANT EXTRACT.
Alss how lii,le do ws appreciate Q moth.
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NEW GOODS.
Tohn B. Newton.

III ms Ola Of4Ha
No lo4 Thames street,
HAS GUST OPENED
A MOTHER ~. of NEW GOODS, which in re-
"A ference to the duh season. will be sold
monty low, viz
Black Levantnes Nhue and black silk
Black and figured silk lace
vesIings & 'Iessd grapes
Black and white silk hose Jacouet grapes
DO do Gloves British shirtings
Hue Calicoes Garniture ribbons
Cambria priots L Italian grapes
Furniture Dmity 'Iritaton sheetings for
Very superior and conn shoe Innings
mon figured and plain table damask
black SILK kdkfs 10000 best silver eve q
,.hinlz needles, assorted for
Black Bombazins family use
Twilid bombazetts SGioves and hosiery
Vestngs Z Flag silk handkerchefs.
Fancy musiins &c &c.
ALSO,
The largest and best supply of American sheet.
ings and shirtings now IN town, and as low if not
lower than can be purchssed-consisting of
bales OF brown sheetlngs, at II. Is, and II cts
per yard:
do whitened sheetings at l8 cents.
do very superior full yard wide ditto for i2 cts
1000 yards over 3.4 wide brown shectings for Is:
clts,
500 do very superior ditto for % cents
500 do whitened ditto for Is.
LIKEWISR,
Chex, bedtickng, stripes, gnghams, sewing cot
tohs OF every description wholesale and retail
Newport, Aug 10. 1924
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Prom the Salem Cazetle;
CONTINENTAL ARMY.

GENERAL AND STAFF OF THE AMERICAN
ARMY IN 1888
His ExcelIency GEORGE WAsHIsGTos,
Esq General end Con IN snder ia. Che OF he
Armies Of the United States:
.hides de Canh 10 he COmn1ander.in. Chief.
Lieut.. Col. Tench TiIghmsn, Lieu, Col.
David Cobb, Lieut.. Col Willism s. Smith,
Lieut.. Col. David Humphreys, Lieut.. Col.
Benjamin Walker.
Msjo' Hodjsh Bsyiies, Extra Aid.
Jonathan Trumbull, Esq Secretary
Richard Vsriok, Recording Secretary.
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NOTICE..

THE subscriber has been appointed by the Cours
of Probate, in jamestown, Guardian to the chill
dren of John Carr late of said town, deceased, to
wit; Peleg C.. Carr. Mary E Carr, Catharine Carr,
Thom.s Carr Nicholas Carr, John Carr. Leila
Ann Carr, william c Carr. George Carr, and Han.
nah Carr all minors. And having given bond, &C.
cordng to law, requests all persons who have any
demands against said mirrors. to bring them in for
settlement, and these indebted to make pay to
THOMAS CARR, Guardian
Jamestoycn. Aurilst 81, 1924, -6y
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NOTICE..

THE subscriber, in conformity to notice some
time since given, hereby informs all those in.
debted to him, tha, he has left his demands in the
hands of WILLIAM SIMoNs. Justice of The Peace,
and that he is authorised to settle the same peace
ably if he can-torcibly # he must !"
PELEG SANFORD.
Middetown Aug %, 1894
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POETRY.
From the (London) Christian Disciple.
THE ORPHAN BECCAR.
TRUE STORY.

A little boy, an orphan too.
Whose finger ends with cold we're blue,
With pesrly drops in either eye.
Ready to start when PHYS nigh.
with timid steps approach'd door,
(Some scanty pittance to implore,)
Whose brszen knocker, smooth, and bright,
Mock'd ali the efforts of the wight;
His little hands its place supplied.
And open few the portal vide.
A clergyman OF modern date,
Less fam'd for kindness than estate,
Now ey'd the boy from top to toe,
And listening to the tale of woe,
Said," "tske this crust, tis mouldy too
But, still, tits good enough for you J"
The boy rrceiv'd it with good grace,
And turn'd about to quit the place
"Stop, (ssid the priest.) an orphan boy
Should not parsue such bad employ
Answer me this, pray can you read 2
"Ah no sir, Ills truth indeed"
"Not read why then you cannot pray
III, teach you after me thus says
Our Father who in heaven art
("Our Father" touch'd his little hearty
sIs lie your Father. then, and mine 2"
eyes," said the reverend divine,
"God is the Father of US all
Of rich and poor, Of great and small"
With feelings undisguis'd, the boy
Summ'd up the whole in his reply:
"We're brothers--let il not be said,
You ever gave me mouidy bread"
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MOI ICE.

NOTICE..
IANES TOWNSEND, informs his friends and
J the public. that he has employed an experienced
workman, at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and is ready to attend to the calls of his old Gus
toners and Frends--the smallest favour will be
gratefully acknowledged and punctua!y attended
to-call at the Chambers over his Store, north cor-
ner OF Bannisters wharf March 29, 1921.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-14

Singular Humanity The following was
pos,ed up in the Coooty OF Ken, in The year
1921. mo iee is hereby given ,hs, the Mar.
quIs OF Camden, on sccoun. of the backward.
ness f the ha vest, will nol shoos himself nor
anu of his tenants, Till the IA u OF St plember.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-14

Increase Of Roman Cdthohcs.-Thirty. five
years ago, the numbe' OF X ,msn Ca holics, IN
England, was 90 376 but by statement pub
tshed six years sine, hey had increased TO
half million. 10 1881, they we've but three
Roman Catholic schools Of any oo'e in Eog.
and, at present there are more than fifty.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-14

Unitar,ans III .dus.ria-The Province Of
Trsnsyivanis IS computed to contain upwards
OF forty FIVE ,houssnd Socinisns o. Unuatians,
who enjoy tho same rights and p'ivieges as
the Catholics and Prote stsn's. Most OF them
are Hungarisns OF Szeklers, and they have
founded IN Hungary one hundred and sixty
churches.
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ness.-But when she is dead and gone when
tho cares and eoldness OF The world como
w:lberipg 10 our hearts I; when We find how
bard 1t is to fod true sympathy, how lew love
Us for ourselves, how lev will beirispd Us IN
ouf mis!ouunes then II is that We think OF
the mother that we have los,.--I, Is true
had always loved my mo.her, even in my most
needless days but felt how inconsidef ate
and inc sHsclual had been my love. My heart
melted as l retrseed the days Of infancy, when
wa, led by molber's hand, and rocked to
sleep in q mothef's arms, and wa, without
care or sorrow. "Oh. my mother" exclaIm.
ed !, buying my lace again In the grass OF the
grove" Oh, that | were once moTe by your
side sleeping, never 10 wake again, on the
ca,es and troubles OF this world :"
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

oStlSOL bOoN >.
WEnsTEa's. Alden's, and Cummings spelling
w books, English Reader, Columbian Orator,
Murrsy's Grammar, Walkers Dictionary, Cummings
and Morses Geography and Atlas, Dabolrs Arith.
metc, Testaments, and every other kind of school
books usually wanted. by The dozen single. at very
low prices Also, blaak account and record books
Bowdnch's Navigator, and Blunt's Coast Plot !;
writing and letter paper: Watts and Methods,
hymn books Church prayer books Bridgewaler
collection, i2th edition
.4L.DLi.N.qC
Bickerstsf's Rhode Island, Farmers and Chris
tan Amanacs, for 1924, by the groce, dozen or sim
gle.
PAPER H7NCINGS
Ooe thousand rolls Paper tIsngngs for rooms and
window curtains, with borders. Two hundred rolls
low priced papers, at about IS cts per roll.
HITS
Elegant and fashionable Nes.York Hats, and the
Boston Hat Factory hats, warranted water proof and
not to fade IN wearing Also, men s and youths wa.
ter proof, cotton, and felt hats Just received and for
sale at the Book and Hat Store, (and at the lowest
possible prices)by
GEORGE WANTON,
Agent 10 Ezra Hathaway.
UT Second hand books bought and sold as above.
Nov 27
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ELEGANT EXTRACT.

ELEGAN En- KNCT.
Alas how liitle do We appreciate Q moth.
er,'s tendetoess while living. How needless
are we, In youth, Of oil her snxietiss end kind.
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