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2 81 6s So It cds. idem cldy 4 ioggy
IS SO Sc cldy toggy all day, br winds
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IS 4o es 4s clear, clear. mod wds clear
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% Sc 64 50 wss clear feecy clds m wds cL W
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90 As 81 40 clear all day, moderate winds.
~ So 81 81 clear all day, brisk winds.
% SO 6s SO slight mist, i'd hg. III p bw
90 65 73 rain O.l8 clear ear II winds.
80 50 63 so clear all day. moderate Winds
81 SIS CT 81 cir. haIy atmosphere. cir br
Mean OF the MONTH 55l6 Greatest var in enc day. $50
Mean heat Of day 62o25 Least, 10
Me OF coolest day 45o Amount OF ran I'll inches
REmAnKs-In colla,ing this month with The espOnd.
ing which have preceded II, find mean heat OF
bnu degrees loss than the general average, and nearly
half Of tho proportion Of rain which have received
in May for the previous five years Thoogh The wlnds
have prevailed from tho southern emeir clio The popor.
on OF 92 yet there has been bot little VARIATION from
cool temperaure, and ths mercury has risen
above 700 In fact had ice here orshe nIng
of the 9th, Thermometer 81 at sun'ise Notwithstanding
ALL the spring opened from eight to nine days earlier this
year than the last Our trees were luxursnt in bloom
bu, they will be mostly barren of fruit. Cherries alone
among the fruits appear to have set in oerabo sbun
dance but OF every kind OF seed fruits there will not be
half a crop. We attribute this gcncrai failure the
oisue and cooness OF the last slmmcr than the
nnftuess Of tho present season. for the imperfect lorna
on Of the bud which includes the fruit 10 the year peced
Ing fatal IT'S production than bad
deyelops 1t and promote its growth.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-24

Cape Raticras Floating L;g|
The vessel built for this service ~
on June oh from New York. s
t.u, $50 tcn,, end has very powe
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Mean temp OF the month, 55ol6
Mean heat of wsrmest day 62o2-5
nie an temp. Of coolest day 4so
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-24

C.E. Robbins, Esq of,his town, and
Charles Jackson, Esq. of Providence,
were admitted a, the la,e term of the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-21

o very decen. and rsipsclsbIe young wGmao,
daughter Of widow lady in Baltimore county
whom they attacked 90 ber way to market o,
the early hour Of O'Clock in the morning on
The York turnpike road, dragged her from
her horse, and, accompanied with ciicum-
stances Of peculiar barbsrily, perpetrs,ed the
hor'id crime. They were brought TO ,he Bar
on Friday morning last, and received sentence
Of death.--Manuei dc Silver, Portuguese
negro, has been convicted, in Wiscssset, Me.
Of ssssul,ing lady, of the age Of seventy-four.
with intent to commit a rope, and sentenced
TO months solitary imprisonment and 10
years hard labor in the siate prison.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-21
Two GLASSES OF ZINE.
AN a BcpoTE.


A certain we'll knowo Bscchanalisn officer,
having beeo severely wounded 10 On engage.
men, during the late war in tho Peninsula,
was sdrnonisbed by tho surgeon who supe'in.
tended his core, that he must now 'elinqoisb b
his usual habits Of indulgence, which IN that
hot climate, and under his cicumstsnces,
would DO fatal, and must conine himself TO
one, or q, most Two glasses Of wine per day
Fully aware Of Tho hardship Of such q prohi'
bnioo IN hIs patient, the su' geoo, snxions that
il should be obeyed, begged VI him 10 give
his word Of honor, as g soldier, the, he would
drink no more wine than tho prescribed guam
ti,y; the patient consented. The surgeon
frequently visited his patient, sod failed no, to
remind him Of his promise, which no We, IS
su'ed was inviolaby kept. Finding the
wound, healing, he sxpa,ia,rd on the Prsises
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-21
Horizons Hotel.

@ HORTON respectfully informs the
NJ public, tha, his house, heretofore known as
the Globe Tavern. has been much improved and en-.
lsrged since the last season. and that it is in
situation to render every comfort and convenience to
the traveller.
Providence April 1. u.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

WHEREAS nay wife ciari,,a r. Chapel. h,,
w left my bed and board without Just and legal
cause, and otherwise conducted herself in a gross
and uneecoming manner. Therefore this is TO tor.
bid all Persons harboring trusting her on my ac
count. rs Will pay debts Of her contracting after
this date. WILLIAM CHApPEt
Chsrlesisvp, sep, 2Sd, 1924 COfl
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Eagle Coffee House,

NeURor!, Rhode Island.
THE subscriber informs the public, that this es.
L tablshment is now under his management, and
has undergone thoroagh repair, and is now opened
for the reception of travellers Ladies and Gentle.
men can be furnished with good rooms, and every
possible attention will be paid to the comfort and
convenience OF those Who may patronize IL.
THOMAS TOWNSEND, Jun.
april 90, 1924
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Sboe Store.
Josiah @. Burdick,

LadieS' Fanc ySh0e 1Ia.H"cMrer,
1874, TRAMES S7REET
p rsrsGrpuLLY informs the ladies of Newport
N and its vicinity, that he now has on hand, a
complete assortment of Ladies Shoes consisting of
Denmark sstins, Goubie PruneIlss, satin lasting, kid
and Of different colors all made expressly
for retailing. Also, Russia sheetings, by tue piece
or yard; English pstent thread by the quantity or
single ball; binding and lining skins boot webbing
and cords, polished steel avis and tacks, all which
will be sold cheap for Cash,
Aug 9 1924
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NOTICE.

Couri Of Probate, AewhVrf, Oct. &. 1920.
WHEREAs an instrument of writing purportipe
w TO be the last will and testament Of John Lang.
ley. late OF Newport. marioer. deceased, has teen
presented to said Court. for probate and the consds
GRAFTON thereof referred to the first Monday in No
yenber next-Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested therein, to appear it they see ft, at
court of probate to be holden at the state-bouse n
said Newport, on said first Monday of November
next, at O'Clock. AN. be heard in the premises
BY order Of said Court.
CHARLES GYLEs, PROB Clerk.
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u Kline Pock.
DIR. JOHNSON,

Has JUST receiped some genuine K'ne Poek
nGHer,-
THOSE who may wish to have the
Il genuine Kline Pock, will apply before it may
be too late.
or DIR J continues to operate as Dentist, pre-
pares and sets natural and artificial Teeth, so to
surpass in elegance and usefulness. those which
time or disease has removed
Gr A general assortment of Drugs e Medicines,
kept constantly for sale, at No. 1873, Thames.sreet,
just north of the brick market.
iulv 1. 1924
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NOTICE..

Cou-t of Probate, NeTyhort, Der 4, 1924.
NJ Office 10 hereby given, that John Williams,
~ guardian over the person and estate of Nathan-
iel C. EIlery. hath this day presented his guardian
ship account for settlement, and the consideration
thereof referred to Court Of Probate. be holden
at the state house, in Newport. the first Monday
Of November next, at 9 o'clock. AN. at which timo
and place, the said Nathaniel and others concerned
therein. will appear If they 6t, and they shall be
heard respecting the same.
BY order of said Court.
CHARLES GYuES, Prssotc ClerSN
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TIE VIgRES GR3TYFIED.

In order TO ascertain the idea a sailor had
OF happiness end the compass Of his wants,
he was informed that every thing he could
wish for in three times should DO gwen him
Why, them" cried Jack, "iet me have oil
The rum in the world" What next D.
Why let me have all the tobacco iD the
world" And what else ?-"Dsmme if
know; why you may give me q little more
rum"
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@isceitaneous ArtirIes.
STRAAGR AlNRCDOrE.

There is o singular occurrence in the life
Of Strange, tho celebrated engraver, which
Is, however, as authentic ss IL 10 romsn,ic. In
the Rebellion Of l745, he served in tho ranks
OF Prince Charles army as q common soldier.
Alter The bs,,ie OF Culoden, he was pursued
by parry Of the kings troops, when no Aet
"io, safe and for soceor" into friends
house, As there was 30 tiuno 10 DO lost, the
soldier, being close at his heels, young lady,
in n fub costume oi that period, Wig: dress
hoop, offe red TO shelter him undo, the am pie
folds Of her penieoat. To this arrange pro.
posal considering all circumstances, i, 10 no,
strange tina, nc ss:cnted; and here, pstule
cub tegmine recubans," he remained undis
covered. Either love or sts,i,nde suggested
the sequel: we will suppose both nioincd
Nj. Strange was then bachelor, and whom
his fortunes were more p' p'osperous, he repaid
with his hand no protection which petticoal
afforded: and VIC msy venture to assott, tbs,
no ono ever Yielded TO its government who
had better reasons fo' their defe ence to il,
MIR. Susnge was born in the Orkney. Of Scot,
land. A Y aud daughter oi hts (his only issue
il is belicved) is now married to one Of the
Judges OF the Court Of Sessions in that eoun
uy-EngAsh haher.
At an Eoglish Opera House, last summer,
gentleman fell suddenly in love with young
lady, who eat with her mother and sisters a
few seats from him /; tearing a blank leaf ou,
of his pocket book, he wrote with pencil,
"msy enquire If your sT'cions sro en-.
gsged!" and handed 1t to her, which she
showed to her mother. Shortly afterwards
she wrote undetnea,h his question, I believe
I may venture TO say they are not; but why
do you ask I" and returned him the paper
The gentleman then wrote on snoiher leaf,
love you dearly am single I hsve 1000!
ayea': am not in debt have good
house; sod only wan, good wife to make
me completely hsppy: Win you be mine
II you will, promise, (and with every in,en.
tion OF keeping my word) TO be sn affac,ionate,
indulgent, and fsi,hful husband to you, end
what moro can ssy!" The young lady was
30 much pleased with this declaration, that
they immediately became scqusin'ed, and, in
shout four months sfte'wsrds, with the leave
of her parents, led her to the hymeniai sl,sr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-21
POETRY.
TO LANTHE.

The following beautiful moroccan will be relishe
y every one who has taste for delicaoy of sent
nent or sweetness OF verse,
When upon the western cloud
Hangs days fading roses,
When the hnnet sings aloud,
And the twilight closes
As mark the moss. grown spring,
BY the twisted holly,
Pensive thoughts Of thee shall bring
Loves own melancholy.
Lo the crescent moon on high,
Lights the half chok'd fountain,
Wandering winds steal sadly by
From the hazy mountain
Yet that moon shall wax snd wang
Summer winds pass over,
Ee'er the heart shall love again
OF the slighted Iover!-
When the russet autumn brings
Blghtink to the forest,
Twisted close, the ivy clings
To the oak that's boarcst;
So the love Of other days
Cheers the broken hcarted,-~
Hut 1t once our love decays,
Ills for aye departed.
When the hoar frost hips the leaf.
Pale aud scar il fingers,
Wasted in its beauty brief
by decays cold fngers,
Yet unchang dit ne'er again
Shall its bloom recover;
Thus the heart ohaII aye remain
Of the sighted lover.
Love is like the songs we hear
Ger the moonlight ocean,
Youth--ths spring time Of year,
Passd n loves devotion -
Roses oftheir bloom bereft
Breathe fragrance sweeter;
Beauty has no fragrapce lett,
Though it's bloom is aeeter,
Then when Tranquil evening throws
Twilight shades above thee.
And when early morning glows,--
Think Of those that love thee.
For an interval of years
We ere long must sever,
But the hearts. that love endearg,
Shall be parted never. III.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-21
MERCHANTS BANK.

A T a Meeting oi the stockholders Of Merchants
n Bank, holden at their Bank Room, on Monday,
the %h day Of October, 1894. the following gentle
men were chosen Directors Of said Institution, for
the year ensuing:
Samuel Whitehorne. Henry Bull. Edward WI
Lswton. Isaac Gould, Nathaniel s. Rugges Thomas
Bush, Charles NJ. Thurston, John V. Hammett, and
William Bateman.
And Al a meeting OF the Directors, subsequently,
holden, Samuel whi,ehorne was chosen President.
THOMAS II MUMFORD, Caskie-.
Newport, DC, z, 1924.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-21

THE cheapest Case Of WHITE LEGHORNS, arc
just opened at
NM JAMES TILLETS
Store. that offered for sale in this towu'
Ga hand a few Black Leghorns.
August ~
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GRINDSTONES.

8 tons fine blue Grindstones;
do. do. manufactured-S
new article. and worthy the attention of mechanics.
For sale, BY JOHv STERNE,
July 8. Bannister's wharf
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Surveys are making for Canal from
Allegany River to the New York Grand
Canal.
Capt. Shaw, of Mercer, Maine, has
made "A good bricks in one minute, and
1860 in an hour. 1t is believed he can
make 80 in minute, 1900 in an hour,
and 5000 in day.
Unfortunate Cousins. Three cousins,
by the name Of Bancroft, ,all of Box, Willis,
were killed last week--viz. Thomas, OH
Thursday, on Monckton- Combe. by the
wheel ola Wagon going over him; Rob-
ert, on Saturday by falling from abulld-
ing at Twerton ; and John, also on Sat
urday, by falling from the battlements of
Mr.. Longs house at Farley a round of
the ladder broke just as he had gained
the top. They have all left widows and
families.
BaptiStS. - The total number Of Bap-
lists throughout the United States, says
the American, is computed at present to
be about 225,OOO. The increase, dur
ing the last year, was about 10000,
which has been nearly the annual aver
aye increase since 1921. The number
of associations of this sect of christians is
1874, among which are 1894 churches
and 02lQ minister's
A thunderboit lately fell on house in
the commune of Garosse, (i.andes) and
reduced it, together with $40 sheep,
which had been shut up there, to ashes.
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~" Please to take Particular NoHce.

nANfEL WEBB and JOHN RODMAN, respect.
- fully inform the public, that their plan of keep.
inf an EVENING SCHOOL together this season. Gas
lately announced in the papers) is upon more ma.
ture consideration. and by mutual consent, relip-
quished They further give notice, that on Monday
evening. the 4,h instant, they will keep separately
in their respective School Houses, No. z, and 8,
School street.
Newport, Oct 9, CO7l
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TAXES

IOZ4.
THE subscriber. Collector Of the state and Town
= Taxes, voted in June last. hereby gives notice,
that he has commenced the collection Of the same,
respectfully REQUESTS all those indebted for said
Taxes, to pay the same without dclsy, at No 9, Mar,
ket-square. JOSEPH MARTIN.
Newport. sept 9.
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JOHN B. NEWTON,

LAS just received one bale more Of
l. J. those very excellent sheetiags over yard wide
--one bale a, Is cents-and two bales very goas
Brown shir,ings.
On hand. a general sssortmcn, o: American, Biz
ish. and india Goods.
sent 40.
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Ocr 4, 1924.
THE creditors Of Edward Browneil, of Little:
Compton. in the county of Newport, laborer,
are hereby notified to appear if they shall fit.
the General Assembly, TO be holden at Providence,
on the last Monday of October instant, to shew
cause why his petition for the benefit Of the act en-
Titled an act for the relief Of insoyent Debtors"
ought not to be granted
HENRY BOWEN, Ssery.
nrt
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NOTICE.

XITE, the subscribers having been appointed, by
w the stockholders of the Phenix Bank. West.
crly, TO apply to the General Assembly, to obtain an
amendment to the Charter of said Bank.-We there.
fore hereby give notice TO all who it may concern to
attend il they fit at the next session Of the Gem
eral Assembly. TO be holden at Providence on the
last Monday Of October next TO shew cause II any.
why said amendment, should rot be granted.
EDwARp iI,y aRpvwi WiLLcox' Committee.
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Surveys are making for Canal from
Allegany River to the New-York Grand
Canal.
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Commissioners NOHce.
w z the subscribers having been appointed by the
w Hon Court of Probate. for the town of liver.
to receive and examine the claims OF the creditors
against the estate of
CHRISTOPHER WHfTE,
late Of said Tver,on, deceased, represented inscI
vent, hereby give notice, that six months from the
date hereof, is allowed to the creditors of said es.
tate, TO bring in and prove their respective claims,
and that we shall attend for that purpose, at the
Tavern Of Capt. George Lawton, in Tiverton on the
last Saturday in each month next after this instan az
2 O'Clock, PN, during the above time.
EDMUND ESTES,
CHARLES DyRFEE. Con'rs>
WILLIAM DURFEE,I
Tiverton, sept 23d, 1924.
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RGhe.--Two negro slaves have been con.
vic'cd, IN Baltimore, Of committing = rsPs 90
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prnprieiy Of which, I pres me. no 80 y u
iis,,utt. the INST suitaLls person NLo Ia
bern brought iarN ani To represent Ao1. lie
has before aclrd in ihe capacity "i s""ilt-
-culaitee, la the STATE and fndtnum tFB'.H-
tnres. tie duties II both al winch siniafs
lee sustained It'll diffify and ability. -
objection can br mndr Ia him AID ere n
nnf insidiuns publicly tadtserimnate bel " eel
the talcnls of individuals IS o are known -
a. all, II indeed Il We're necessary, Il would
moi rcauif,, matv psards 10 demonstrate fiihi
4 his competitors are no mnff Ia &c cnfnihfsh
To him lhau - tu Hercules His constdt-
rat m II ~ other. should secure =. electian
--lit there j. nuuIhrr circumstance which
.liunld nj Ice lost siglu ii lie has noi i1fe-
cd himself upon the notice of the people, nor
has he, since be has been prevailed upon 10
ohrr iis services, cpilried ypnf snli.Hf by
an affected intimacy y tb some 81 YOU whom,
hnder other circumstance, VI" would not no
dcr. lie hns not rcsurlcd 10 the despicabir
artifire 81 "bUGipe goidfu opinions, by re-
SORT 10 means " hIth should bar the success oi
any man " ho deems 1t necessary IL adopt
then lie do uaf iiihl 50 coblrmPlhly oil
y our tu1sreuldW,f6 nuf 50 menuly al jouf
honesty, ~ 10 atcnlf t. buy your lisor viii
grog, which too often destroys the one aud
ieapar1zeS the other II j. time that tbs
hhominabic practice, which Is last sapphng
The uUifiA az TIE tiffflitf lihIlfliFft ailh wv
yerting what should be n proud jubilee ot
freedom into n narrow minded contention,
~ u hirh even victory Is degradation, should
meet with the fcpr9balion aud sCotn II de
serves This ean be only effected by reward
ing the Independence aud Irubily which Dis.
daias resort 10 II. Let the people 81 Camp
hell SET flr rXampi. to the other counties al
he Stale. II viii be al son, liable dIsiinc-
I'an.
confess, fellow rili71s $, that the crleria
which havr laid down do moi correspond
,trictlv with The qualifications oi JOHN !
WILSON, YOU late representative, to whom
am al o friendly Bat sinGe HEY are mol
applicable 10 r.her 0f his competitors except
Col Lewis, I cannot perceive my good rrh.
on lor describing him, who hss taJttlully GER
'e1 you, 10 make Whs for an untrled novice.
y hat fault can you hud With the legislative
onduct Of Mr. Njson} Nonr What ohjrc-
ion can he brought sgalnsi him, which will
iut amply with a. great force la sonr, aud
with greater In others Of Tie candidates
Nome. Lei MS moi, then, prove unetaielttl.=-
let ~ Ge willing 10 fcUnrd merit, wherever
I j. found ,-(nur ldlcrnltY viii not he often
AAed y-Lct ~ moi reject the Just aud strong
'lnioas " hirh nfc foundcdnpon an honest aud
,unetual discharge nj duty
.G1IS GRAftHIS,
The friem niH,e PiebeiaHs
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SAMUEL l.. SOUTHARD.

LicHicnat Beverly kcnnon, Of the Navy
Of the lInited States, WIS tried by the same
General Court MartiaI, upon IL charge and
specifications preferred against hun by
David Porter, esq. Captain in tue said
Navy.
The finding and Judgment Of the Court,
IN the case of Lieutenant hennon, were as
follows:
The record Of the proceedings having
been read, and the deirree of the aforesaid
heard, the Court proceeded tn deliberate
on the evidence addaccd, rs we'll in behalf
of the prosecution as Of the defence, and
having duly and matufcly considered the
same, do find that the specifications in sup
port of the charge exhibited against the
accused, are not proved ; and they, there
fore, adjndIe that the accused is fully ac-
quilted of the charge and specifications
thereof alleged against him.
The sentence of the court has been aP1
proved by TIE Secretary ofthr Navy, and
Lirutruant kennon ordered To RESUME hls|
station ON board The frigate United States /
under the command Of Captain isaac HUH
[.NiL Int
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GENERAL. ORDER.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
March q. 1924


March 5, 1924.
After the receipt Of this order no officer
within the United States, shall be arrested
without lhc sanction of this departments
When conSbiain}s are made against aog
officer, his commanding officer may, al b'
discretion, suspend him, until the dlrrclIon'
of the secretary Of the navy are rcefhttd
and it shall he the duty Of said conInanHns
officer, forthaith, to furnish Ia the dfi''
mcnt, thro' the proper channels S'a'e'"'' |
o. t'.e charges against him, with the nalh''
the witnesses by whom they are to he l'"
ed, and facts 10 be proved by each WI"
Thu officer uspendcd shall, also, be Ia'",,''
ed with a statement of The charges n -,
him, and directed Ia furnish 10 Inc ''t''
mandug officer, 10 be forwarded 10 Ut ~
partmcd, such explanatory sttr"f"' -
he may wish To make, with the nali'9 =,
the Witnesses by whom its is to be '"i'P''
ted. H..
You will communicate this order 10 '"'
officers under your command. ,n
SAMUEL l.. SGCTllaisp'
To each Commanding
Naval Officer.