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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-25
HIGHLY INTER ESTING
TO TIE
ArELTGTEp.

TENHE Public are respectfully informed that
q ANDERSON'S CQ-yGTT rRCrs
and TEtTORAL POW DERS have from an
extensive uso for ? years past, proved them
selves 20 bc one Of the most valuable remedic-
ever yet discovered for the cure of Cough,
Colds and other affections of the breast and
lungs leading 10 COnsumptlous Thousands
have experienced the happy effects OF this
Hc0iipC BaiS0m. and many of the highest re
spcctabilty have voluntarily given certificates
some ofwhlch will accompany each bottle
that will satisfy every unprcudiced mind that
the most extraordinary cures have been per
formed hy the use Q. this medicine in cases
oi long standing, IN which other medicine
bad porduccd u" favourable effects. and where
the most Skltul Physicians had given them
mp ms hopeless IT is not pretended that thev
are an mtlllihlc cure in all cases, bat Of such
as are IucuraLe there arc but few but what
viii be- greatly relieved by HE use of them
Scarcely case of Colds Coughs. Pain in ih.
side, difficulty of breathing, want Of sleep
arising from debility, or oven seated consump.
lions bur may be- relieved 10y timely use OF
this Healing BaLom Each Dollar Bottle u.
this medicine contains about 10 doses, which
proves them 10 be cheap medicine consid
crng their virtues.
For the further satisfaction Of the public
the follovIng Certificate is offered for perusIT
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-25
Commissioners, Notice.

NE 'hc Subscribers having been appoint.
w ed by the Hon Court of Probate, for
the town of Newport, commissioners TO re-
cciye aud examine tho claims of tie creditors
against the estate Of
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EcG.o2.
WILL BE SOLD
AT PRIVATE SALE,

al FAxV ATG SAhG,
1xa THAT Valuable FARM Of
Il about 266 acres, lying IN
.!,MA South Kingstown, with large
sHtfay new Two Story Dwelling
House and other Out buildings thereon,
" it'll valuable water privilege, and va
luable privilege for fishing. The above
Farm is considered one Of the best farms
offered for sale in South Kingstown for
many years. The payments will be made
easy 10 the purchaser either by security
given on the farm or approved Notes with
Interest.
ALSO,
Two Mortgage Deeds on the estate Of
Matthew Robinson, dec. lying in South
lngstown-both of the above Farms lay
on the post road leading TO New London,
and about miles from the South Ferry
For terms at Pr'Uote sale apply to the sub
scribers in Newport.
X. POTTER, .4ssienees 10
n. S. RUGGLES, : Robert Robinson.
Oct. 3, 1896.
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CARPETINGS.

A new and extensive supply of Ingram
~ KIdderminister. of Superhne Drop
pattern Carpetings just reed from the Auc-
itons at New-York, and for sale Ut reduced
prices by E. w. LAVE TON.
Nov. ..
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Court of Probate, Nerpert, Jan. ! 1897.

"BEREAs the commissioners report on
w the estate Of Mary Cahocne, late OF
Newport, deceased has his day been present
cd. and the consideration thereof referred 90 a
court Of probate. to be holden at the state
house in Newport, on the first Monday Of Feb
ruary next, at oo'clock. s.-Notrce Is there
fore hereby given To- sll persons interested IN
the estate of said deceased. TO appear az snis
time and place il they zee fit. and they shall
be heard By order of said Court,
l B. q. HOHL-IND, Prot. Clerk
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NrMgs \ Me0iclnes.

Which are as good, and as Cheap az at
any other Shop, kept for Sale,--Among
which. are the celebrated Rose or itch ONT
ment Madagasc ar Oil for the hair, &c. &C.
He hopes EVERY body will call, or send
TO his Shop, for Medicines whenever they
have an occasion 10 use them.
UATTEND TO YOUR TEETH.
DR. JOHNSON informs the Ladies and
Gentlemen Of Newport, and Strangers,
that he can now furnish them with any
number ofNATURAL or ARTIFICIAL TEETH;
will set them on gold, or otherwise, which
will be fitted with great eXactness, surpass
ing in beauty and elegance, their former
natural teeth embracing the modern mn
provements in the art and, without caus-
ing any pain or injury.--Teeth Dressed
Loaded, Separated, Extracted, and every
other operation performed on them which
their condition admits.
DIR. J. respectfully invites every person
who may wish his assistance in this way,
TO present their requests before the last Of
October.
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late Of said Newport, deceased. represented in
solvent hereby give notice. thar six months
from the date hereof, have been allowed TO the
creditors 10 exhibit their claims. and that we
" :. attend at our respective dwellings, during
said period, for the purpose of receiving the
same.
RoBrRr DENNIS,
JosrPu SASroRp, Commissioners.
JoHN T.. GREtsE.>
An persons indebted To said estate. are re-
quested to make immediate paymentt TO
THOMAS STACEY, !r. .4dm'r.
Newport, Dee. ., lo?6. lD!I.
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YaN@&Ys
THE LIGHT OF HOME

NV boy, thou wilt dream the world is fair,
And thy spirit will sigh to roam,
And thou must go hut never when there,
Forget the light Of home.
Though pleasure may smile with a roy more
bright,
It dazzles to lead asiray
Like the meteor's fash 'twlldoepon the might
When thou treadest thy lonely way.
~But the hearth Of home has a constant flame,
And pure as vestal FIRE
twill burn, twill burn forever the samej
For nature feeds the pyre.
The sea Of ambition is Tempest tost,
And thy hopes may vanish like foam
But when sails are shiverd d and rldder lost,
Then look TO the sight Of home.
And there like star through the midnight
cloud
Thou shalt sec the beacon bright,
For never, till shining on thy shroud,
Can be quenchcd its holy light
The sun Of fame, aye twill gild tho name,
But the heart necr felt its ray
And fashion, smiles that rich ones claim,
Are but beams Oia wintery doy.
And how cold andhow dim those beams would
be,
Should lifes wretched wandorer come
But my boy, when the world is dark to thee,
Then turn to the light ofhomo
CORNELIA.
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CIGARS.

cn Boxes Spanish and Half Spanish
Op Cigars, very superior, Just received
at EDDy'S Auction g. Commission Store.
which will be sold cheap. OctlY.
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OR. JOHNSON.

w ILL continue in the PRACTICE Of
w MeDIcHE, and he solicits the pa
tronage Of an ENLIGHTENED aAd GENEROUS
90 Residence, No lee,
Just North Of the Brick
Naykat
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commissioners Notice.

WE the Subscribers having been appoint
w ed by the Hon Court of Probate for
the town of iddletown, commissioners to re-
ceiye and examine the cloims Of the creditors
against the estate of
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raoMA3 NAycI! TER,

late of said Middetowh, deceased, represented
insolvent, hereby give notice, that six months
from the date hereof, have been allowed to the
creditors 30 exhibit their claims, and that we
will attend at our respective dwellings, during
said period, for the purpose OF receiving the
same.
GipEoY ATHoNY,
NoEL CoGGEsHALL, Commissioners.
JOsHUA COGGEsHALL.)
All persons indebted to said estate, are re.
qucsled 20 make immediate payment TO
FREEBORN .iLANCIiES TER, .4dmr.
Middletown, Dec. 10, lo2G. DIS.
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JAM Es ANTHONY.

late of South Kingstown, deceased, represent
I'd iusolvcnt, hereby give notice, that three
months from the date hereof have been allow.
cd to the creditors to exhibit their claims. ana
HAT we will attend at the store of Sylvester
Robinson Wakcticld on the last Saturday Of
his and the next month, for the purpose OF
receiving the saIue.
BENJ. ROBINsoS,
JtRrMAu n. Potter, ComaiS'rs.
NAruAy G KryYoy, !
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
gucsted TO make immediate payment to
JRHES ~ .9NTHO.NY, .4dmr.
South X kinrstown Dec. ii. lc26. GD2l
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-21

Fannrg's Obinion Of Sheridan We have before us a
satire, Written in 1906 by Canning, in which he speaks OF
all the men OF talent of the day. 1t contains many es
and Ike most ether satres, almost worthless without
such appendages The following, in relation to Sheridan,
will perhaps be interesting to many, as contains some
home truths, although not iold in the gentes manner
Fx'd thoughts Sheridan It's vain to seek,
Who from himself is varying cv'ry week;
And pictring, like cloud at close of day.
Fantastic features at stay;
Where heads IF asses or Of hogs derose
The short v'd lip and evanescent nose;
Where on his throne at Ammon as we stare
He turns monkey and his throne bear
To grasp this Proteus, to cork in Jars
The hce,ing rainbows and The falling stars
Now calm lie lives and careless to be great ;
Now deep in plots a. d bnstrrg in debate.
Now drinking, rhyming, dcing, pass his day,
And now he plans peace, and now play;
The magic wand Of eloquencc assumes,
Or sweeps up jests and brandshes his brooms,
giant squirting rappy from he spoon,
mighty trier and sage buffonn.
With too much Wit To harbor common sense;
With too much spirit ey'n to spore expense;
To radesman, jockey, porte, Jack and Jill,
He pays his court-bu never pays his bill.
by tiIfnl turns in and folly sunk,
Dvinely eloquent, or beasy drunk
A splendid wreck of talents misapplyH,
by sloh lie loses what he gains by pride.
Him mean, great, silly, WISE, alike We call;
The pride, the shame, the boasi, the of all
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-21

own pity Mr.. Sheridan, because he real dses pos
good qualities; AID b, kHors that his way
IF life often costs him bitter psng vi It to be AIRED
lie viii never amend it. Perhaps there is not in human
nature object mere deplorahc thar the OF genius
sacrificing HE choicest gift Of his God 70 Incidence and
dissipation.
Nature intended Mr. Sheridan for writer Of far
As 10 political opinon believe him absolutely in
capa lie of forming any. The never had rule of
coniuct in his fe. perfect Eicurean in politics, IL
looks mt beyond the deed Of to-day; ard all tsons
ed a, is, that in his has decisions, he should neyer do
right ~ u hnder. Yet mus acquit lin Of pemedta,ed
He hegins rehec' Til urged BY some sud
den impulse of anb ion or va iy, or interest No cold
Tor Mr.. Sheridan lull bit his pass't ns and the
little babe, that sobs itself silent, NOR sncss han
he. Thus his entire character consists IN rrconc ling
,rcmes We pity his impotence wien We 90 'yt desp'st
his emerity and with surprise, thai his Judgment
nus, be blinded by passion before nth effect.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-21

The following affecting account was related to
ne few years since. while travelling in the wcst
ern country, of two men who went ipto the cele-
brated Mammoth Cave, which is situated in Green's
County, Kentucky, and is about 10 miles in length.
with the intention Of exploring it;--
These men, after having provided themselves
with lantern, foud and refreshment for one or
two days Journey entered the cave. and commcn-
cctl their subterraaean tour. AS they walked on
from one apartment to another, viewing IN aston
shment, the wonders OF this stupenaous cavern,
they often came to large and almost tathom|ess
pts, which they passed with much difficulty, BY
crawling on their hands and knees. They pro-
cec,cd in this way. walking and crawling for about
day. and IN the mean time, had passed a number
of these pits.--They had just passed one of them,
when, by some fatal accident, their light was ex.
tinguishetl. One of them. in the agony of despair,
apneared to lose his reason-became bewildered-
whiilcd round, enchanting, Lord have mercy on
us, and fell and in falling, plunged headlong in
10 the pit they had Just passed. His companion
listened and heard him distinctly strike on the
bottom and sroan lie called to him, but receiv-
ed no answer-he called again, but all was silent
as the tomb | thought said he, had but fallen
with him, it must have been happy circumstance,
for to attempt to find the mouth of the cave, and
pass the many dangerous places they had met with
in entering, must, he conceived, be impossible -
lie thought, therefore, OF dying only by starvation
lie concluded, however, To make an attempt to
get out; he could but die, he thought. by sharing
the fate of his companion, and this would sooner
put an end to his sufferings. lie set out, crawl
/ ing on his hands and kness, and proceeded safely
in this way about day. when he again yielded to
his feelings, and burst into tears. This alone, he
sad, relieved his agony. lie set out again. but
with little hone of ever arriving at the mouth OF
the cave, and continued winding his way in mid
night darkness about day longer. As they EN-.
tered the cave they observed that i brancned oil
in various directions, and he concluded that he
had taken wrong one, and was as far or farther
from the entrance than when he sat out The pos
sibiiity again occurred to him of finding the way
out /; and once more he summoned his remaining
strength, and commenced cropping his way through
the dreary overland on the morning OF thu
third day, when nature was nearly exhausted, and
all hope had fed he thought he perceived the dawr
of light and on suddenly turning corner, thu
murninr star shonc full in his face! His feelings
he said. must be imagined, for they could not b.
described ZioE's Herald.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-21
Please TO take Notice,

gsritr 1npca,on will be male to the next General As
senlhy ,his State for additional supplement 10
enel An Act to authorize the owners and pos
uf tn swanps arI low gronms situated upon a
fanch ly INTO ASA a.nsp lay to cn dteh o. Dram
tb,o.g,. ne .,,ue ADAn BRAYARD.
Sni. nhcr Is 1877
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-21
Cation TO PURCHASERS.

This medicine had been used for than seven years
before an effort made 10 initiate il but the great de-
inand for it, and It's wonderful success have induced great
Number of persons initiate in various ways-upwards
OF fifty different mixtures have been got up IN imitation OF
H. Which IL a conrlcsng yoef fits besg medicine e great
,ite Some selling Sarsaparlia and other syrups in
posing them the Ignorant for the Psracea others are
;axing the genuine medicine with molasses, &C. making
three bottles Of one thus retaining some ct IT'S writes
eaers are using tie genuine Pnaccd then boHeS 10 per-
r cures 10 obtain certificates 10 give heiro ronaon
'c These limitations and deliberations have in many in
Stances protraci ed the sucrings of patients in diseases
Ahere the genuine Paaacea would have proved instantly
siTcasious therefore deem it dety owe the public
assure them that the composition Of my Panacea is not
known nor vas communicated c any other person il any
way watever and consequently, that all other mixtures
9oprescnted 10 be mine, fraudulent mposnns.
WM. SWAIN,
No 22i Chestnut street, between Seventh and
Eiyl,h sire cts, Masonic Hall, Philadelpiia
Communications, post PAID and orders from any part
of,he void, will receive immediate attention.
% Sold in Wilmington at NJ. JOltNSON's
i)RuG A%p MKpIclNAL STORE, No. 90, Market
sSr~t; and also, by J. RRINGlluRsT.
net r. 10y Sly
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Number GIG.
CONDITIONS or THE WATCHMAN

r,c tern, are to those who pay, during the month Of
,ary Or july six months in slvance-Four Dola,s q
~ From those who do not pay as above, Fire Do'us
h.. demanded. Ii sub ;cribcr wishes to decline he
=. nnt, the editors of his intention before the first oil
I'm. Or Decenher and pay all arrearagcs Without a
,tnc. with these conditions, paper will be discon
En.ii tsaep at the option ofthe editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,lyerti..nents exceeding twelve lines. for term
n three months four times for dollar, and TWEEN.
cen every snbseenin,s rticn: longer pro-
uion advertisers are requested to specify in writing
h. onr their advertisements to be inserted, they
he c,ntinued till forbid. Letters to the Editors, in.
y, ~ att ention must be post paid
Atrerttstng 6ytheyear.
H. Subscribers. To on-Subscribers
year Sl5, w year Sl6 %
months ., w months 3, 30
3do a, 80 3do. S, 00
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-21

Lord George German was of remarkably ami
able dispositions and his domcst'cs 'ived WIN MN
rather as humble friends than men,ai servants
t,ne day entering his house in Pail Mall, he OBJ
served large basket Of vegetables standing IN the
hall, and inquired of the porter to whom they be-
longe,, and iroM whence they came' Old John
Immediately replied, "Ihey are ours, my lord,
from our country house. Sc Very we'll" reJolned
his lorlship. At that instant carriage stopPed,
at the door, and lord George, turning round asked
what coach it was /? " Ours" said honest John
g And arc the children in it ours too = SAID his
lor,lship smiling. ".Uost certainly. my 'ord' re-
piled John with the utmost gravity anu immeu''
ately ran to lift them ont. LoRdoh paper
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-21

AEsIs Medicine has acquired very extended and estab
ll,hed celebrity both in hos ptal and private practice.
IN hcn efficacy alone has supported upwards OF ght
III cars.
III Asa prg ulpurifer, i has givenncw constitutions
ssso thousands, is b. IFS operation he Bood that such
6slrpsng have been performed on those Who wee
An?ppscd be aboring under pulmonary affections, &C.
The ef CT Of this cine such MT To int, rrnpt
Neither business pleasure. and requires ouy the
&Ieraint Of ,l,eraonin diet Ii Is conveyed BY the circn
#htnS fls, and correct, their tendencies 10 the
which originate in vated blood, diseased
liver, or dcpavtd appetite. Ii IS safe medicine ard
ret Is an these evils which unsuccessful Of mer
cury So often occasions No op bocecr liz a,1ed 10
,ute ~ vtont f,s fnto con1indnT himself Of he rmh IF
~hci here stated and Tie cctitte IF ne Popto,'s in
tsa.toas.
This medicine has the singular for,rno ms tribute TO
II, great merit of being recommended by the ccle
brated Practitioners Of Medicine in The United States and
where whe not OF the spurious mixtures made
in imitation Of IT, ha, the least support from the medical
faculty. Til, fact offers agumc, plain and concn-
sve, that needs only to be mentioned TO enforce
Yic,lon.
from Dr. Vim Prcc Liverpool, England, formerly Sur
geon Of the lennsl i,ana Hospital, &c,
The Vegetable Syrup. called Swam'N lanacea, prepared
~ MIR. SWAMI OF Philadelphia has recently been nlr'tu,
ced here by Dr. Price, from the United STATES OF America
where it is extensively used in the treatment OF va
lie'y Of Chronic Diseases.
OF the efficacy Of this preparation Dr. Price has had abur-
ant and most satisfactory evidence, during course OF
rvimens made under his direction, whilst Surgeon OF the
penns ann Hospital; and since his arrival in England
he has had The good fortune of witnessing many additional
instances Of It's successful administration.
The diseases in which this Medicine has beer particular
yusci are those arising from constitutional causcsas in
The various forms OF Scrotua whether affecting the bones
joints, soft parts and in cases where disposition to
this ,case is manifested by debility only, operates
preventive The local disease by its beneficial effects
the constitution Ii is equally efcaciois in Merc,iia dis
Ease and secondary forms of Syphilis, and has late
y been given With marked success in chrome diseases OF
the Liver, which had resisted the careful exhibition Of
mercuy. II has likewise very recently been administers
ed with led 81 The most distinguish
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-21

Fos tie cars Of .Scr9fu'a, or Kings Erl, Ulcers,
Rhpumatism, Syphiiuic, .uercuiat anil Lirer
Comptniats, md mast Diseases arising IN deJa-
itatet constitutions, or from an impure state u
ne Elood, &c. &c.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-29
FOREIGN 1NrHLL1GENCE.

The Russian Ambassador had issued cards Of
invitation to the number OF 300 or 900 for grand
ball to be given on the 22d of February. The
Marshals of France are all addressed by their IL
ties and not by their names, as was the case
when invited by the Austrian Ambassador.
The nun cipal authorities of Paris have ap.
propriated "a, 900 francs for an extraordinary dis
tibution among the INDECENT of that city.
The Prince Royal of Denmark and suite, ar
rived at Marseilles on the 9th Of Feb. and de-
parted on the 9th for Toulon.
Ii is said to be the intention of the British Ad-
mlralty, to build six steam ships ot the largest
size, capable of carrying 200 carronade guns OF
increased caliber, and to be propelled By two en-
gnes of two hundred horse power each.
A letter of the 1st February, from Mcnde de-
partment Of I.osere, announces that Is persons
have persisted in the snow. 1t is apprehendcd
that still greater number will be found when
the snow mcits.
The mountains Of Saxony werc SO completely
covered with snow, about the 1st of February,
that the authorities of the villages at their feet
and on their sides, cause bells to be rung night
and day, to acquaint travellers OF their approach
TO inhabited places, the communications between
which are totally interrupted
| a letter from Trieste gives intelligence OF
naval combat having taken place to the
south of the Morea, between the trlSate liei-
las. built at NewYork for the Greeks, and
an Ottoman feet of small vessels ot war.-
The frigate sunk a Turkish schooner and
thirteen large boats, aud then entered Napo-
Ii de Romania amidst the discharge OF can
non ard the acclamat,ons of the people.
Several persons of distinction have aied
in consequence of colds caught at the funer-
al of the Duke of York. The Duke OF Sus-
sex, and MIR. Canning are indisposed from
the same cause.
The prosecution of Mr.. Shiel, tor "trea-
sonable speech" delivered before the Cath-
olic association, has excited much sensation
in Ireland
Various outrages have lately been com
mitted at Carlisle, England, and to such ex-
tent carried, that according to the West
moreland Advertiser, when friends meet ID
the streets, instead of inquiring after eaco
others health, the first question they put Is
"Wcre you robbed last night!"
A work has appeared in London. as Sc
ouel to the Percy Anecdotes, entitled Anec-
dotes of Impudence, with portrait OF MT
Hume, M. p. III,
The Liverpool Mercury says, the puoll'
debt OF England, which in 1915, amounted Z
6oO, 900, 900 pounds, on the 5th OF January
1927, amounted to 900, ,0o0,o 600 pounds.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-29
Public Sale. to Close Concern

The Subscribers will offer for sale at public
vendue on Tuesday, the Sd day of April, all thef
stock ofSTORE GOODS, consisting Of gen
cral assortment of all kinds of DRY GOODS and
GROCERIES; calicoes, domestic musns, plaids,
cloths, fannels, clothing Of all kinds, such as
coats, pantaloons, vests, shirts, hats, &c. Shoes
and boots; teas, sugar, coffee, pepper, rice;
crockery, earthen and tin ware. A good assort-
ment Of Carpenter'stoo tools: saws, planes, augers,
rules, chissels, etc
kitchen furniture; one horse cart and harness,
and frame dwelling house, 18 by "a, standing
on the south east corner of Hugh Extons farm,
on the road leading to Delaware city, to be re-
moved off of the ground when sold. Vendue to
commence at 10 O'Clock, and conditions made
known by
Fl. EXToN, SONS & CO.
Red Lion, March 90, 1927. 28-ts.