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il REDONLO L ullNAIO'
-HOaNT. CROADE, having made
% anew arrangement IN his busi.
ness, and anxious to close bis present
stock as soun as mry be, offers for
sale a great and bcautiiu! variety OF
SEASONABLE GOrpS. mary at
cost aud all at rcdaced prices, ini.
Cash, until November next. II of
frrs to allgrcat bargains Mcrano
Shawls, Laces, Muslins. Calicocs,
aud many others at cost.
Those Wishing to supply them
selves Will Winter clothing. il offers
a chance seldom, to he met with
is unnecessary 10 particulatizc~Vi,e
Sonds, as every thing is to be 'lne'
with usually called for at a Dry
Goods Stnrc.
N. B. 10 those Of his former
Customers who have fulfilled their
contracts, he lenders his grateful ac'
acknowledgements. All those VIII
have Tailed to do so, hc requests thci,
accounts TO be liquidatcd. forthwith
or they will fnd them left with LIE
vi HALE. Esq. for collection. Z Z
! Semi 40 1895. "a =
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Administrators Notice.
1MyHE subscriber having been ap.
pointed by the Honorable Court
OF Probate Of the town Of Barring.
ton. Administrator en- tile estate of
BENZ AMIN DROWN,
late of BarringtSn, deceased, calls
upon all persons who have clai'"s
against said estate, to exhibit them
aud upon persons indebted shereto'
TO make payment to ','.'
SQUIRE MAXWELL, adn'r'e
4 Oct, 21. lN- ~ S"'
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Lamp Oh.
.PRQWI2IWTl9a

a Good Batter, Lard. Dried aud
Salt Beef, Potatoes, Cheese, Flour
Rice, Pork. &c. &c. 'l 70
Just received, few barrels new
Eenpessce Flour. Fi.
Oct.7. t,A- Me
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-11-25

torfeld-like education (Which is calculated TO de-
.ve) they with their artful batteries, ingratiate
pemsel,es into the affections OF the ladies' with the
Jew only TO blight aud ruin them and often the
,apess fair one, trusting 10 the promises ofa perju-
red wretch, is imperceptitly drawn INTO his tolls,
n thea left TO view the Rpprsach OF self-condem-
"a ion AMI endless slame and TO see that the sun VI
r happines. is about to set in darkness forever.
IA! friend Traveller cannot recount TO you the
lnber ef the victims OF these unprncipled viii
ans; bu, often have my eyes witnessed the heart
1t grief of tender parents, whilst Weeping over
eloved child, and in the bitterness OF their SORROW
-'orsns ,hc wretch, who, in the Gost cruel mannef,
Ss rothed uf inuocs, the object o! thor 'onder~
Il affections; AMI, like demon, brought WRECK
dness and wo into the abodes Of peace and happi-
Friend Meutor replied, the character Of the
'bandoneG man whom you have described, is that
~ fana, black as Erebus. and | should suppose
ha ynur civil Authorities would order them TO he
hunted as we do wild beasts prey; for II appears
to me- that they more noxious 10 the inte. e.ts
aud real good OF society," than the hloot thirsty pam
ther-the cruel tger, or the devouring vol and
,nould they be made outlaws, and price set upon
their heads, perhaps they would not be treated with
too much severity. Such law would be pow
crtui means OF refining your society, and tend to
pre- sent the neart -aches, and thousand natural
hooks ,ha, flesh heir to- But if the genius of
your republican institutions iorbids these harsh
measures, presume that the feelings o: person
revolt at the idea of having mark set on their
Ioreheads, by which every liberhne can be known
al frs: sight, and avoided, with as much dread, as
though he were real IMP OF dark ! artasus.
Such mark, replied Mentor, would be OF great
benefit. provided it as uniformly the same, and
every where employed throughout the nation--
otherwise, IRON the ireq .ent emigration of liber-
tines, 4 would often be OF no use.
Now hlr. Editor, If you will have the goodness
to propose some kIuI of nde,ible mark, which IL
leave. the ira d OF miany burnt IN ami be us las.
ting the mark set upon coin that henceiorth every
yerson may know and shun tie hbertue. pledge
you tie word o, traveller that all the influence
whch IA stranger may possess with your nauoaal
e-,sature shall be exered In order t" procure The
euaC,ng OF law, ob.is .ng rs niH,ste, b,cugnout
yoar vast public, to fix e nlavb winch YOU
shall propose, on the most COS lraous place Oh tho
forehead - every free think,r-alia hbertmc--
alias viliau-but until the enactius -. such Iav
you al confer lasting obligation your sabscri-
bers, by employing your ink as a temporary mark,
which @ hope will mark the Williams with 81 ame
and confusion, and cause Ib,i to hue then dishou-
ouratlr heads THE RAVELLER.
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was a beaunful morning in October-the win
of the preceding night had died away, but the Wa
ters oftha Sound still heaved conyulively, ike tn
bosom of the sleeper, who has g.ne To his rest IL
sorrow. The keen air OF the north ne from N
distant hills breathing life and joy into many q
wasted cheek AMI the W llte villas upou he .hor.
cleaned to the rising sun. know uol il others are
enthusiasts in autumn. but for myself confess my
alteration of Ver,umnus rivals the devotion of the
cloister. Let Others offer garands at the shrine
Spring-Flora may deck her atars with the hues
o the rainhow--but Autum i--pale Autumn one
wtherins leaf ofthine outshines them all Were
to select fitting place Tor he worshipNof r!.
he -'--whcre the roul might bow dove. in ti,s~fs
ness of religious awe-it should he the lovely grove
strewn thick with russell drape " when the wind,
of November are slghins through the leale.,
rhe voice OF inspiration would come home to the
bosom in such sanctuary--thc divine precepts o
Religion would gather additional suolimity III such
Temple.
Shame to the breast which could find sadness ia
scene like this Ill is melancholy not sad-Bm
even should thu Guntan of tears be unsealed; they
might lie IN expiatory sacrifice winch should, IA
luture years, redeem the bosom from the hfues ul
Despar. TIE IRUGLoDYTE.
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CHAP q yScDsU
ar WHIT.M.4.N'S

1T WHITN.4N'S BLOCK.
EUST RECEIVED. fresh supply OF Seasona.
81 ole Goods, which nave been bought at REDU-
cEp PRICES, and will be sold very cheap. Among
them may be found t called for soon) olive, claret,
brown, black, blue (not logwood color) mixed, and
drab Broadcloths blue, black, claret, drab and
srixed Cassimeres. of very fashionable patterns;
piece elegant superfue London blue Broadcloh, for
LADIES' Goats, at S per yard.
ALSO,
A good assortment o. the Goods usually called
,g Ia a MERCHANT iAILoRs EsrA
such as Plalds, Camblets Bu:kinss, Plu.hes oI all
colors, DuiIis, Flannels, Handkercnets Bandannas,
Hosiery G!oves, Ves.igs,v very nice and very cheap;
Pearl Buttous large and small, &c. &c.
READY MADE CLOTHLNG-Coats Frocks.
Sur,outs, Great Goats, Wrappers, Cloaks, &C. -
Vests and Pantaioons, of all colors, &c.
JAMES CARPENTER.
October IA.
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aS9
BI.ACKINC.

EUY IE fact that the E.uropean BiacN ng, from The
III two celebrated manufactures, has far excel
led any thing Of the kind hitherto offered for SALE
and particularly in this country, generally admit
Ted by all. TO those who consider themselves
judges. and those who are the most dsposcg I" pa
Nonise American manufactures, kNAPPs BLACK
No is offered for examination--and IT. upon trai' IL
does not equal or surpsss any English Blaekag eV.
or offered in this country, no patronage Whatever
b solicited.
This article is for sale, by appointment Of the
manufacturer, by the cask, dozen, or single bottle
AttJ-No. n, Westnunsier- -Rop..n
N. B.-Orders from the country will receive
particular attention.
Septembrr 2. n
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NUic ANCE-.

As the request of several very respectable indi.
viduals residing AT the sorth part oil the town, we
respectfully invite the constituted authorle. OF the
Town Police to he consideration OF plan to k
up that sink of inil atty, MANY and crime, which
has been located IN Oneys lane. Tha: Il place SO
grossly vile, should be suffered 10 exist j Asht-
full section OF the town, III the midst OF wealthy
and populous neighbourhood, is somewhat strange;
and that the town u;horiies do not cause he bro-
,hels, which there exist, and their loahsome inmates
to he simultaneously removed, is a matter oil utter
| astonishment.
This sink Of moral corruption, is, we are inform
ed, by those who live in the immediate vicinity, in
habited by race OF outawed negroes, and aban-
doned whites, who are slowed, in many instances.
from twenty to thirty in a room, where they riot,
and commit the grossest excesses OF intemperance,
AMI almost every crime, recorded on the black
catalogue Of intamy. Here It is that the scum Of
the town. and the outsGourlngs o creation, uightly
assemble. to riot and debauch, audi he midst Of
thier hachannalan revels, the Whole ghbourhood
is kept cons ant state Of inquetude and
alarm. Robberies have been committed there as-
sauts and batteries are nightly perpetrated aud It
is made the rece ptace of stolen propcrty,a
harbor Tor vagabonds, ncendiaries, and murderers.
viler place never yet existed and compared with
it, st Giles OF London, is a school Of morality.
1t is true that the town Council have made some
inefficient atemps to break up these residences, but
1 they have not exercised the a force OF the power
vested in them, or they would have been long since
entirely abrogated 1t is hoped that the subject
will engage their serious attention, and that vigor-
Gus effort will now be made to dissipate an evil.
the existence of which, alike disrespectable to the
people, and those who are delegated by them, to
watch over the welfare Of the community.
We are exceedingly sorry, that individuals, who
have, or ought to have the happiness OF he com-
munity at heart, should suffer their buildings to he
inhabited by race Of vile wretches, whose very
appearance contaminates society, and who are ren-
dered by the infamy of their lives, the scourges and
plague.spot. to mortality. Those dreary man.
sions Of the vile at best barely tsuabls, aud yet
their owners succeed in leasing them at extraor.
dinarily extravagant rates; and We are correctly
informed that one Of them, which originally cost bur
two hundred dollars, is leased for three hundred
aud fifty dollar. per snnum, which sum is punctual-
ly paid weekly or the tenants srs compelled to re-
move to other quarters Tim n vt@- We call, a
D.
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fon TIE LITERARY tADkI
TAAvEES OF a IROG -ODX 4 e,
t" Sic Jove.
Sick by Jupiter.

GiCk W JuPNeF.
We are now Oh board the steam boat Fanny
n. Lon lou light house bearing +. NE. II any
NY fellow passengers are wishing themselves back
among the green dales OF New England-curslng
ther stup,duy having set of ON fool erraud-
4 have oniy TO say" ii is too iaie"-You may sign
Tor tue iesn pots OF Egypt ;.e. baked beans, pump
KIN PIES, aud Jonny cakes--but you must go tor
ward--the power o, steam Is upon you, and you
must see New York to-morrow-You can there
dis Jose Of yourselves as you deem advisable. In
the mean tune you may AS well be content. True,
the passage prom ses mere modieum Of amusement
You may walk ou deck II YOU hke-but beware
how you attempt sporting II real Spanish, or shui'
dang your wicked heels into any ol those pagan ca
pers called nsadoons, pas de ehasse, or pigeon
wings. In the firs, case II you boched smoke like
Noun, Etus, aud wrspt yourself In its c,oud Ike
Mt. jupiter; all would not protect your wsedy tube
from tue sacries, ,ous grasp ofs most uneerenonous
Master of cere ronies," VINO why's your cigar (se-
gar y from between your bPs--s " spite 0i y'ar
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The following comm lcatIon should have had
, Ilace ere this had It not been accidentally iaiG
aside, and had our columns not be II, necessarily
otbern ise occupied. The author VIII be pleased
accept OF This remark, as IN apology and We
are exceedingly sorry to say to him, that very NJ
erestHg communication from his peu, ridcullns.
nos, happily, modern dandyiSm, has been lost
ani that all our efforts to recover II have proved
tbuTtlIe.l
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- BUCKSKINS.

- BUCKSKINS.
TNoR SALE, q lot Of light BucKsKIss. dressed
E without alum--suitable for shirts and draw
sr,. 3. G. SMITH
OctohcN2T ~
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By has Ereelieaey JAMES FENNER, Governor
Captain General, and Comnaander-,n Chnf ofHe
State Of Rtods-Istand and Procidenee Planta-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-17

1 The fame ofhis exploits will last AZ long az
mankind shall continue 10 smile at the folly
Of the world.-Capt Mackay was once
| lying at anchor at New Orleans, when the
vessel, crew, and cargo were well nigh
eaten up by sand flies and mosquitoes. I,
was towards the middle Of hot afternoon
and the deck was almost covered with
these intolerable insects, every one OF
which nipped like a biting turtle. All
hands except one, were as cross as bears,
and attempted to d o nothing but brush them
off and swear. This one was good ma.
tured African, whose hide was as tough as
sole leather, and covered his flesh so tight
that it kept his mouth always upon the grin.
Enraged ut seeing him laugh At the mise
ries of others, capt. M. determined to play
him trick that would teach him manners.
Accordingly he took out ten dollar bill
and offered IL TO the negro If be would lie
naked on the deck for ten minutes, without
moving limb.---Enchanted at the prospect
OF gaining the money, the negro threw off
his clothes and laid on the planks with his
face downwards, where he was immediate
ly covered with insects. After laughing
awhile al the conyulslve twitches Of the ne
blo, huUBO HuIlB Hl5 WdJCn lH SlBnl dHu
went below he then took walking cane
and heated the brass bound end OF IT in the
fire until it was nearly red hot. When he
returned To the deck, the ten minutes had
elapsed into a minute, and the black still
held out, though grinning with agony.
Capt Mackay softly approached the poor
devil, and cunningly pressed the heated
point Of the cane on the small part of his
back The poor negro gave fearful yell,
and sprung into the air like surgeon
"D-n that Gaiiinipper," said he, (" Jh
haunt 6een for him, ] should hare got The
bet
For long while, there has been no by
word so common IN the town as d-n that
galllnipper." Every time "A person is vexed
he d--s the gallinpper. liza reeling sailor
runs against a post, or pilot has head
winds, or games,er bad luck, or fisher
man bad market, or truckman 10 en-
ployment, they all curse the gallinipper."
1t was bat the other day, continued mine
host, tina. roaring jGck-tar whom had re-
fused to trust for liquor, staggered up to
he door, aud shaking his ,3j at me, cried
out with an air ofdrunken 5asacity, "D--n
that gallinIpper." Why 1t ~ the fashion
able cant word Of the time. q. II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-17
SoAP-STONE MAJ
BILE, SLATE, sc.

TNHE subscriber has just received Ten
l. Tons Of Frsncistown Soap Stone,
warranted to stand the test OF fire Those
who are in want of this useful article can
be supplied with Fire Places, Hearths,
Furnaces, Back Logs, small Blocks for
setting Stills, Hstters Kettles, and every
other Use where Fire proof Stone is re-
quired.
Also keeps constantly on hand, large
assortment Of Marble and Slate, suitable for
Monuments, Tomb Tables, Grave Stones,
Facings, llearths. Jambs, Soda UrnS and
Tables, Water Fouuts, Paint mills, Paint
Stones. and almost every article called for
in the Stone Cutting line, all OF which will
be executed in style inferior to none, and
OH the most reasonable terms. All orders
gratefully received and punctually attend
cd 10.
Country dealers can be supplied with
Rough Stock at small advance frSm cost
d. BOLLES.
Proridenee, Hydrduiion. Street. near n,
Exchange Bank, Wesi-side. June %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-17
TO "CHARLofrE

TO 'CHANLOfIEs
Nay-think not, love, though have roy'd
In Beautys most attractive ways,
That forgot where once lovd,
Or lose the thought of former days.
Ono-from the alluring scene,
turn away unthralled and free
And what before my heart had been,
Unchanged it wanders back te thee.
Thou vast among the earliest dreams,
Oflove my spirit dared 10 own
Thou minglest in the brightest beams,
That fairy Hope has round ne thrown.
As rivers seek their source again,
When they have wandered forth to sea,
So from the crowd and hum Of men,
My heart returns 10 dwell with thee.
Then deem not, love, that am changed
From what I was in days gone by;
Though muci my wandering steps hav,
ranged
Where lovely forms ard souls were nigh.
Though these, with magic spells, conspired
To bind my heart--it might not be,
Twas theirs in truth, to be admired,
But oh its love belongs to thee.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-17
The most valuable Medicine ever i'll use

The most valuable Medicine ever III use,
FOR
Coughs, Co1sumptionS, and .4sthmas.
NNlilS new and healing Balsam bids fair
Il to rival every medicine heretofore
discovered for coughs and complaints Of
the lungs leading to consumption, and even
in seated consumptions it has lately been
used Dy many with the most surprising sue
cess. If certificates from persons of the
highest responsibility or the great and In
creasing demand for them may be called
proof OF its good effects II is proved. Scarce
ly case OF colds, coughs, pain in the side,
difficulty of breathing, want of sleep aris-
ing from debility, or even consumptionz,
but may be relieved by the timely use OF
this medicine. Every genuine bottle has
.4nderSon's Cough Drops
stamped on it, and the directions are all
signed by James .Ntlien.
These Drops generally give ease in
most cases of coughs, colds, difficulty Of
breathing, wheezlng, tlghtness of the chest,
consumptons, and pain in the side. The
aged will experience relief equally agreca-
bic and instantaneous, even when the
lungs are affected.
o. BE particular. as each genuine bot
tie has Anderson's Cough Drops" stamp
ed on it; and that each OF the directions arc
signed in writing by James Mcllen';
no others are genuine.
Price One Dollar for large, and fifty
cents for small bottles.
The ADORE Medicine is for Sale by
SAMUEL w. VINSON,
pRUGGIsT AND APoTHEcARY,
No. 10, Thames-strect,
who has for sale u constant supply Of the
best kinds of
Medicines, Drugs, &c.
Also sold wholesale and retail, by George
II. Tillnghast, John II Mason, Providence;
DR.. Tibbltts, ,Warwi, K; Benjamin Bateman,
st-Greenwich; Daniel Carpenter, UA-
bridge; David Farnum, Smithfeld; DR..
Briggs, Bristol; Thomas Taylor, Little Rest.
RoWse Babcock, Westerly; Dr Tillinghast,
Wexford; Jeremiah Williams, Warren;
Daniel Brewer, Taunton, and tie Post Mas
ter IN Slatersville.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-17
WHITNEY'S COUGH PILLS.

TIESE pills, which are composed most
" ofvegetables, are not inferior to any
thing vet discovered for coughs, colds,
asthmas and consumptons; and even IN the
latter case, where cure is not to be eX-
pected, they prove an excellent palliative
by expectoration, relieving pain and pro-
ducing sleep.
Numerous certificates Of the virtues Of
these pills might easily be procured, but 1t
is confidently believed they are sufficiently
known TO render a recourse to such means
unnecessary, and where they are not known
we are well assured trial of them will be
a more effectual recommendation than a
host of certficates.-Directions for using,
with the box.
Each box contains forty pills; price fifty
cents.
n. B. Toprevcnt impositions each box
will be enclosed with label bearing an
impression of the good Samaritan, with the
following inscription,
Uhitney's Cough Pills,
and each bill of directions will be signed by
the inventor.
b. g. G.. DYER Jr's. e. Co.
having been appointed by the proprietor
sole SCENTS for the sale Of the above pills,
are now ready to supply druggists ana o,h-
crs on very reasonable terms, AT nos; H.
and l6, Msrket-street, Providence. They
are also kept for sale by K. X. Hazard, and
James TAYLOR, Newport.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-17
NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

July IA, 1896.
ITO obyiute the risk aud delay incident
l. to the return OF the Bank Notes from
this Department, not receivable at the
Treasury of the United States, in payment
for Patent Rights, all persons desirous Of
taking out Patents are requested to trans
init, with their applications. such Notes or
Drafts as they may know, or be advised,
will be available at the Treasury.
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