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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15

which ths question Of M,. lssses' amend.
ment was decided in the negative, 9e TO 70.
Mr.. Galley moved TO report the bill ., amend
ed, bur before taking the question, MIR. M
Kim moved day on morocco skins Of IS
per cent. 'ejected, ayes 4o.--Mf. clark, of
New.Yofk, moved to reduce the duty on iron
from 81 - 10 90 cents, end spoke in support
Of his motion iiii hall. pssi 4 o'clock, when lhs
co@ mites rose, and the House edjourned.
--:xs:Ss:o-
? Washington, Ahril 7-At length, the Tia.
riff Bill has been reported TO the Hou.e, from
the committee OF the whole, in the House Of
Representatives. This was effected by . Sit.
Ting Of seven hours yesterday, during which
there was good deal Of discussion, end svsri-
e'y Of amendments proposed, some Of which
succeeded, and Others were rejected. OF the
Dsbste,it is vain TO pretend TO give sny sc-
count. Twenty columns Of The newspaper
would not suffice for il.
An importsnt step has thus been tsken in
the march Of this bill. Our readers are, how
ever cautioned sgains, msking csle ulsiions on
the decisions in the eommi,lee OF The whole,
for they are ell liable 10 be reversed, and, con-
sidering the closeoess Of some OF The votes,
cannot safely be relied upon ss indicative Of
wbs, will ultimsiely be done. The general
pdncipsIof the bill, moreover, win be dsba-
ted, and settled, upon the announced motion
Of MIR. FoRsyTH, before the amendmsnts
come up for decision.
InseihgenssT.
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Massachusetts Election.

We have seen returns, from most or the
towns, ths, slate ,snd war; ante in saying,
,hs, His ExcelIeney William Eustis is elect.
ed Governor for another year, by o msjori.,
ty, at Ieast, Of fo0r thousand votes. We con.
gratula'e the Republicans Of our sistef Stale,
on this suspicious and happy event. This 10
the last sluggle of Federalism, in the United
States, and we can ssiely predict, ihs, William
Eus.is will be Governor OF Massachusetts, ss
long as he wishes to appear on the theatre Of
public life Both Of the parties o, the late
election, were we'll organized, and had fair
opportunity TO call forth and display their re.
Iative strength tho day was fair and pleasant,
and we believe IN many towns, evesy feemsn
went 10 the polls. The votes given in, shew
that this must have been the case, as about
twelve thousand votes more, this, than the las.
year, were polled.
The federalists cannot now ascribe heir de.
fes, TO any thing but went of strength 10 stem
the current Of democracy: their candidate
was judiciously seiecIed-he lived in the in
teiior OF the siaIe, was son OF minister OF
the CsIvInIs,ic order, and ,hey must now be
satisfied, that their defeat last year, was not
owing to he wDnt Of popularity 10 ihoir CEN
didsie, or exer,ioDs on their part, but that
hey lost their Governor end Senate, because
the tide and currsn, had changed. Tho change
has been sudden and une X xpested, and the de.
mocra,s Of MASSACHUSETTS can now hardly re.
alize il.
Who, three years ago, would have thought
that Republican Senstors would have been
chosen IN 1924, from the counties OF Essex
and SuFok--cOunties which gave, each, TO
Governor Suopg but . few years since, Two
thousand msjorily. Who would have though,
tha, the old colony OF Plymouth would have
given a majority OF seven or eigh, hundred,
or that Bristol against such wealth and nf1u.
ence as have been brought into operation O.
gsinst the Republicans of that county, would
have gained and kept the supremacy.
The result of the late election shews that il
the old men have not abandoned The error Of
their ways, "the rising gsner rstion--,he young
men" wi h less prejudice, and more patriot
ism, have come 10 determination not to fol
low the examples Of their fathers. We again
congratulate our fellow citzens Of tha, state {,
on the result; they have DOW patriot of the
Revolution q, the head of their Government,
a tried friend Of his county; end one TO GlI
the Office OF Lieut.. Governor, who 10 . gentle.
man, q scholar, q true democrat, and genuine
Republican, ono 10 whom many Of The Re
pubicsns Of this state arc under great obhga.
tions for services rendered them while he
was in Congress, and who cannot but express
The satisfaction they have enjoyed, in seeing
his merits rewarded, BY the eisizens Of his ma
tive state.
~ Tho letter addressed to the Editor Of
this paper, signed Phio ABSENTEE, and pub.
lished in The Providence Journal, Of Monday
last, will be attended TO as soon ss We have
ascer,sined certain points 10 relation to the
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they have biindiy made nomination 10 favor
Of Mr. J.--While on The Other hand, the Pc
tit Jury, hear ell the evidence on both sides, as
we'll as ell tho law, and ,hereupon decide with
enlightened minds--ihey have accordingly
nominated Mr.. A. Thus may il be with the
enlightened people OF this happy Republic
may they examine with jealous care, the pre-.
tensions and qualifications of ell the candidates
land then decide as becomes fieemen and
lovers Of their eounuy-we fear not tho re.
suit.
LeNoEvITY.-Thsre are few If any places
more remarkable than this for frequent instsn-
ces Of persons arriving at extreme old age.
In the week ending April ., there were three
persons died in this town of the ages Of 81, 81,
and 81 years. We reeollect two other inslsn.
COS, where we have recorded, viihIn the space
Of week, the deaths Of three persons of up,
wards Of eighty years Of ego.
CoNsEcTfcvr The election for Govern.
or, &c. 10 Connecticu, took place on The 5lh
inst. when the Republican candidates were 70.
elected wihou, opposition.
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NoRwicH, April :
LOTTERY MCIDENTS.

Three iour,hs Of g $40 900 prize in
terry were sold in Philadeiphiss ls A.
eigh,hs Of the same 10 Kingston, VI ~
~, New.York. One OF these eigSrr
sold 10 o man who was previously -
with a competency, and tho o,hsr-,,
man for seven shilling,, who, feeling q
20 risk even hi. smsii cum, .resold-
eighihs Of his purchase, Tor ose sbilli7e
10 seven Of his poor oeig ghbors, re,sif
eighth for himself The result isx2
snd each sdveniurer has obtained fot H. J.
ling, 2sS dollars 81 Ia eents. 'yF|
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~ The letter addressed to the Editor Of
this paper, signed Phio Absentee, and pub.
lished in The Providence Journal, of Monday
last, will be attended to as soon ss We have
ascer,sined certain poin,s 10 relation to the
subject.
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The following very eu,isas inscription We
copied from . French manufactured Snuff
Box on which 10 q representation Of . sec
fight. We copied, sod compared Il with the
original on the boz, snd sssurs cur readers Of
ito accuracy. 1, 10 e,idsn, the inscription
wss originally written in French, and proba.
bly, done into English BY the author. Who
can fotbssr TO smile when they learn thar
when our gallant M'Donough achieved a the
victory over the Lake Chsmplsin," the Eog.
Iish long bosts had bu, one gun snd the Ams.
sicsn long bosts had "a quo less."
&c Victory over the lsks Chsmplsip, Re.
ported By The American, the IL Of 7bsr, 1914.
The English to the number Of q large ships
and q long boats with . guu, aaaeksd the
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-23

lus Of this and therefore the augmentation CT oui
navy should be our leading policy. With this de-
fence we are in measure nvulnerabe. The weak
points Of our coast rendered strong by the bar
renness Of their INTERIOR and an army recently
from Europe, would perish in traversing them.
| With all due contempt however for The King oil
Spain aud his resources prudence requires that
we should set limits thereto nor reject as imprac-
ticable, that which is nearly improbable. Our Sc
curity should consist Of something better than this
hot IN obstinate incredibly, and the weakness OF
our enemy-but in our own courage and strength.
This is resource that can never fail us. 1t be-
hoves therefore 10 be prepared for any crisis
await the moment Of its arrival, to exert ourselves.
The strong holds our coast should be put in or
der-the weak ones strengthened Our cruisers
should be on the alert, and our Militia INCREASED
and organized. In short, though there is not enough
in the Decree Of the King Of SPAN to alarm US,
there is sufficient to our attention, and call for
vigilance.
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From the Lonloa Examiner, December %


The American Presidents message to congress
reached London on Friday, and as usual teens
wlth interesting matter Of all sorts. MIR Nov
ROE d~es not write good style but he is an hon.
est, plan spoken man, and has becoming sense OF
the true dignity OF the great people whose organ he
is. a candid exposition OF the affairs and policy
OF powerful nation, by its government, must be
interesting which explains at once why an Amer
lcan message IS always So and British KINGS
speech never, except when its nonsense and bad
gramTper serve to amuse the myslified community.
but MIR. MONROE makes no secret of the essen
ta difference between The two things in Tie prin-
cple Of construction " The people being with nc
exclusively the sovereign, i, Is Indispensable ia,
tuli Information be laid before them on all i'm.
Poriant subjects, TO enable them 10 exercise
that high power with complete effect" In B,it-
AIN, on the contrary the grand practical principe
IS, that al the springs Of state policy should be
concealed from the nation which is only to be &C.
qualnted with general results, and TO have no now
or 10 control even these. We see the CONSEQUENCE
OF Inc TWO systemsn The content and prosperity Of
one nation IN the dscpntentx distress of the other
ny lar me most important portion fthe message
is inc hooie declaration respecting South America
winch We nave nouceu 10 our FIRST article The
various details OF domestic plorress are consolno
TO those who watch with hope and delight ,be
march of this great people--hs trial of renreeen.
iative democracy on large scale--The ex no.;t;on
q the United States principles of foreign noIicv
is both wise and manly and The presiden, an,
nounces two proposals made to the states OF Fnrone
who should alone be sufficient to rebut the charwa
Of sehshness so often made against republics, and
ghat the worth Americans are beyond all o,h
nations attentive to the general interests of nsn
KIND; which, indeed fairly considered, is only a
consequence OF that public virtue snd mental actiy.
Hy when complete accountability to the sovereign
people produces in their statesmen: we aude
TO the proposal for the entire abolition of pryateer.
'ns' and tor making the slave trade piracy. win
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srubs and other insects, and to destroy toe s,.,.
insects, parasitic plants which NAV adbe,a y. u
Corn soaked IN strong decoction of the ro,, !" H.
black heIiebore (sometimes called itch weed =. =,
strongly saturated with ntre, has with me. re. aaa
Inc attacks OF insects, birds and squirrels. nv
OF tar water, VIII also protect seed in the pronn5
lime ana a!kllus are most efaacious in destroSiSs,
OF to iaciiae early vegetables, sprou the .saS
before planting, between two sods OF earth. NV
in the kitchen corner, and occasionally wet s u,C
warm water. The larger kinds may be laid il Ioo0 ~"
the smaller wrapped in papers They will sprom !,
from "a to 48 hours. ~ ~
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ne iooWinS song, by MIR CHARLES BKRNE of the cv &c D
nmor, oothne the irst OF the three prizes offered h.
Editor OF the New York Shamrock to the author nj M u
song for the celebration Of the present festival nfS,
on Arm, " BTns' farewell"
From where he first drew vital air.
Can tell how bright the visions are
That still surround our fancy there
And II is sweet round memory's throne
When time and distance gild the wav
To cite the scenes that long have flown.
And view them DER on PATRIcK's day
Tho distant from native shore
And bound by fortunes stern decree
10 tread our native soil no more--
Still EnIN, we must THINK on thee
Ii there heart Of Irish mould
That does not own the magic SWAY
Which prompts the generous patriots soua
10 celebrate our PATRIcK's day
No nation Fer, at freedoms shrine
Has sacrificed so rich as wc
Our blood has flowed in every cline
That rts'd the shout of Liberty,
But all will freedom never smile,
Nor shed one bright and cheering raw
To light our own dear native Isle
Aud cheer Our hopes on PATRIcEs dayl
Yes, Eats raise thy dropping brow,
ANA wreath It with thy shamrock green
% tell thy proud aud naughty foe
That she's no longer Oceans Queen
CoLcMBtA's banner floats on high
Her eagle sclzes on his prey
Then ERfs wipe thy fearful rye,
And ralse Thy hopes on PArRIcK's day
Thy gallant sons have noby bought
ColonbIas gratitude for thee:
Y freedoms cause they've bravey fought,
And she'd their blood Tor liberty
1 hen strike the harp, and ill the bowl
Let tyrants grumbc as they may,
The toast ven drink IS" Albuh's fall"
Aud EHlN JOY Oh pATRIcK S day
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AN ACT making appropriations for the Military Service
ofthe United States, for the year thousand eight hun
dred and twenty -four.
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FARM FOR SALE.

SWIII be Sold at Public Sale, on Friday the 18th De.
w eemoer next, on The premises, thai elegant Farm,
the residence Of Ulham D. Philips, situate in Chrsana
Hundred, NewCa, X County, and State OF Delaware CON
tanning ~ aces Of land The first quality The whole Cor
nearly so ct The tilage land has been lined with from 40
TO l0o aushels per acre. There is large proportion
woodlands tle remainder principally in grass The i'm
pioveents are Ia Sc TWO sDr house, three rooms
ON the Lower and tonr On the upper hoer kitchen
WIN Wei OF Sood wa CT AT the door, large frame barn
ceared UNDER stone spring house, smoke house, coopes
shop, lagoon HOUSES &c.-.lso, respectable tenant
h"iSes llr ABBY, property divided into handsome
tieds, s. Grady y watcred stream Of water running
Tie whole iengt1 AID passing he farm ne locait,
ol hs prers @ Wilmington and Newport, il being bu
nlles IRON ae former and from the latter place. and
ID he taneaiae neighaorlool Of several mercan mills
IN tlS hiSh alI healthy siuation render an obiect
,Ae tMesPrNnf sgr cnlurist The above properly will
n 'iltd altogether, or u separate tracts, best
sll We purchaser Or The nteres Of the owner Sale to
begn q ~ clock, A NJ when attendance will be given
and Conditions made known BY
JUSTA JUSTIS,
JOHN G. PHILLIPS,
Assgnees Of VIM. ID. Phillips.
ISoV ~, l6@F. 95-10t
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TIE greatest Of all earthly blessings.

The greatest Of all earthly blessings.
T this Of the year. when il is highly proper
N and important cleanse the Stomach and Bowels Of
redundancy Of bile, and all perncious and
ations the propretors of LEES erceent fn5i0s
Rs would very respectfully advise the Of several dosea
othem and thereby many instances prevent Headaches
sickness the Stomach obstinate distractions Of the Bow
els scorching Fevers, &c.
&C = Please 10 ask for Lees .lntbili0us PR with the
signature OF NOAH RlDGELY,
Late Michael Lee g Co. others genuine.
To MIR. Aodh Riigcip,
Dear Sr,--ilaving made of the various Pills in m,
family, offered 10 the public for the last yve years
and having found your celebrated Anti Billions Pills the
most ecacous in cleansing the stomach and bowels,
moving headaches sick stomach, and having used them
for several years past have hesitation in stating, that
believe them Gas represcned) most 7atnabh family Me-
aicine. JACOB SMALL,
Conway-street, Baltimore.
Sold by JOSEPH SCOTT at his Book and fashionable Hat
store, No 49, Market street, Wilmington, the following
tried and highly approved Medicines.
Lecs Ambitious Pills, so cents per box.
Lees Elixir for Cold and Coughs, dollar per vial.
Lees Nervous Cordial dollar per vial.
Lees Lozengcs for destroying Worms, so cts per box
Lees Ointment for the Itch, 50 and 81 cts. per box
Lees Essence of Mustard for Rheumatism, &C. dollar
per vial
Lees Ague Drops for Agues and Fevers rs cents per
vial
Lees Lotion for letters, Eruptons, &c. doll per bottle
Lees Specific for the Venerea, dollar per vial, dollar
per box
Lees Eye water so cents per vial.
Lees Tooth Ache Drops 50 cents per vial.
Lees Tooth Powder, so cents per box.
Lees Corn Plaster, SO cents per packet
Lees Anodyne Elixir for Head Aches doll. per vial.
Lees Lip Salve, 50 cents per box.
or Numerous Of CURES could be annexed of the
happy and good effects that have followed the of these
Justly Celeblated Family .Hedicines,
but the publisher las not for them in this paper.
Sept 1924. 78-2Ot
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FEATHERS.
HAIR RESTORATIVE,
And Preseruatiue Eegetable Cerale.

.Aho ftHHIt tSetuOte CeTute
FnNlE important discovery of vegetable substance capa
bic OF restoring and preserving the hair acciden
tally made by individual who has neither the capacity
nor the disposition practice deception fraud The
fullest reliance may be placed the efficacy and puaer
OF the Vegetable Cerae, only in restoring and prevel
ting the falling off the hair, but in producing the greatest
lusre and velmess OF II Imaginable and the public may
rest assured that its effects viii be clearly manifested IN
the course of short time by the renewal and vigorous
growth OF the hair and by effectualy preventing its
ing out or falling oil The Vegetable Cerae tends to re-
cnscate and excite the energies Of the capillary vessels
which constitute those organs that secee the matt form
ing the har these like many other organs of the animal
body which have been in state Of dormancy disease
may be restored 90 their healthy action and perform all
those functions assigned them by nature.
The proprietor being aware OF the numerous speeches
pamed on the public aud DESTROYS that the present article
may not suffer- rests its merits on the effect il has prod,
ced on hundreds OF persons both male and female, ana
found TO be the only thing in restoring and preventing the
hair from coming out of the heads of those who have used
it. and all that asked, relates the verify ofts e
feet, is fair trial
Elderly people, with bald heads must rest assured that
by applying few boxes Of the above Cerate their hair
will be restored with all its youthful beauty and life
10 prevent imposition, the sale Of the Vegetable Cera'e
Will be confined to DR. JAMES III. HART, for Ihe city o.
New-Hork only, corner of broadway and ChambeIs three
doors from w Washington Hail. where il will be sold at 81
|75,
liberal deduction will be made to country dealers.
N. b. Gentlemen that are bald, after using ii for some
weeks, will find small fibre of hair growing on The place
that is bald they will continue it for about days afe
It's appearance, then they will shave their hair close on
where 1t rs affected, after that it will receive its naura
and vigorous growth
And those who have the misfortune of losing their har
by sickness, the Cerate will restore 10 them IN very
tie time full and beautiful head of hair it is beyond al
doubts That is the only thing that has been discover
ed IN thus country, or perhaps in any other
- few boxes of the above valuable article just re-
ceved from New York, and for sale the Waterman Oh
flee. %
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CHEAP DRY GOODS,
.GTNo. 1ol, .M.qRKET STREET.


yINlE subscriber having purchased his Goods Auction
il the lowest prices for Cash. is enabled 10 sell Them
particularly CioMs and CaSsiners at the REDUCED
PRICES. lie has choice of FALL Goops
which for varisy and quality not surpassed by any in
the market and which he offers Uhole&aie Retail at the
smallest trefts Those in want of any of the following
icles will find it to their advantage 10 call at his store
superne blue, black, olive, brown, claret drab scarlet
and mixed CLOTHS.
Mddling and low priced do.
supe,fne blue, black, coronation, ribbed, striped and
mixed CASSIMERS.
super La Fagette striped and plain iSatines.
iabit and Peisse Cloths, various colois.
Ingram Carpeting; blankets Flannels; Bazes; Merino
and Cashmere Shaws Tartan and Circassan Pads Bonn
bazins Bombazets Norwich Nankn Company, Canton
and Italian Grapes Levannes Silks La Fayete, and
variety of other Vestngs Damask Diapers Supernc Irish
Linens; Lawns Linen Cambria; Russia Sheetng and Da-
pers Flag Hdkfs. Gloves; Hoses Laces; Chintses Ca
icoes Ginghams Null, Jaconet and Cambria Musns ;
Cords and Velyes Bed Ticking Checks Stripes Plads
domestic Musins Tortoise Shell Combs Ribands But
tons, and VARIETY of other articles in his Inc.
A quantity Of Shoe Thread always hand.
JOSEPH POGUE.
b. Tivepicked Geese FEATHERS, Of first qualify,
constantly on hand.
Wilmington, Nov. 10. 97-3m
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Auction and Commission Store.

ylNlE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they have opened an .'uctioa anil Commits
son Store, al No. a, High street, door 70 IN UAan
Larkn's stare, where sales will be held everg Saturday
morning. The srictest attention will be paid TO property
entrusted to their care and every facility rendered those
who may favor them with their CUSTOM The auction
will be open every day for the reception Of goods intended
for public private sale.
They will likewise attend to the sale of rses, Cs4ps &C.
opposite the Indian King Hotel, Saturday mornings
and opposite the Wilmington and Brandywine Bank on
Wednesday mornings.
Sales of Real and Personal Property promptly attended
to, either in Town Or Country, on reasonable terms.
BROWN & BAILEY.
Wilmington, Sept. ID. 70
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Valuable Property for Sale,

CONSISTING Of two story brick house and kitchen.
- with the lot on which they stand sit is on the Brandy.
vine Walk, one Of he most pleasant aud healthy situations
the BorouSh, ~ feet 3 inches front Market street.
hnnng back lu9 feet 10 Shpley street. The cellar is
tN, H0ored aai paved. Whoever may be inclined pur.
nse may view the premises by applying to the subscr-
r living thereon. If not previously III. it will be sold
public sale a J. VI Smiths Inn at O'Clock r. NJ on
alurday he 18Th OF January next.
JAMES JARMON.
Wilmington, Nov H. 1924. 95-l8t
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NrorIcp ;. 1870. DhrAETMENT, June 80, 1894
IN changed per cent. stock of 1872 issued i; e eS
ance of an act OF Congress entitled, an acl auihp u-
subscription to the old six per cent and def, rre
and providing for an exchange of the same passed Nv
sixth of July 1912, that the principal Of the SAID ao me
the interest which may be due thereon at the time S
be paid to the said propretors their attorneys d %
horzed, on the first day of January, 1885, at the Tres
in Washington, at such Loan Office ON the books y
of any portion of said stock may stand ""eie
information is further given, that surrender of tb o
thcates of the said exchanged six per cent stock Win a
required at the time OF redemption, and that the ineres
cember, 1924. WIN H. CRAWFop pi pe'
July y. 59-tIJan. Secretary Of the Tteasnu