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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-04
NOTICE..

THE late Firm of JAMES g. HENRY
PITMAN must be settled without de-
Law Therefore all persons indebted to, or
having demands against the said Firm,
will caT at the store No. 93 ThaTes-
street. and adjust the same. All accor nts
not settled by the Goth September next,
will be placed in the hands Of an Attorney
for collection, &c.
nF- The Subscriber notifies all persons
indebted to HIM by Note or Book account
previous to 27th June last. unless they are
settled by the lst October next, they will
be found in the hands Of an Attorney
HENRY PITMAN.
n. Al persons having demands a
gainst Fl. Pitman, will call at 93, and re-
ceive payment. Aug. %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-04
Newport Brewery.

EIAMILIES can be supplied constantly
4 from the Brewery, with Bottled Por
ter At 81 80 per doz. and Table Beer, al
81 per barrel, of the finest quality.
June z. JOHN GOFF.
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GErTIvG INTO NorIcE.-The best talent
IN the world must be known in order to be pt.
tronzed Man is a child fopportuuity--oir.
cumstance either makes or mars him--but he
may sometimes make circumstance. Some
years ago, young lawyer Of fine talents and
decent learning, and graceful and powerful
orator withal, settled in one Of our western
villages He took no letters of introduction
md knew nobody. Ee waited in vain Coz eli.
onts, his apfIrtIos were unknawn, and, OF
course unnpprccated. At length he devised
plan for bringing himself into notice. EIc
took n rattan, walked over the way to Mr.
Smiths store, and without saying word as
tonished the unoilending Mr.. S. with terri
bic dogging. A prosecution iollowed--our
young lawyer made a splendid speech, show.
cd what he was, was fined five hundred dol
lars, and was immediately retained in suits OF
great Importance, He has since made large
fortune by his profession. IN. Y. Cour.
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Providence Blank Book Man
uiactorv,
+. II. BUR- NTON,

Orange Street, IN the rear Of 30 Vesimh-
iSisr Street,
OFFERS his services in the manu!ac-
~ turing of heavy books for Records,
Banks, Merchants, Manufacturers and 9th.
YRS. His books are warranted for durabl-
iy and proof against moisture. Elegant
Book Binding as usual.
NIB. A heavy book for Records has just
been delivered, and may be Inspected a,
the Clerks office. Court Common pleas for
the County Of Newport. may2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-04
Look Gut !

CHOULD any person have a demand of "a
- nv KIND whatever, against the subscriber,
he wishes thcm TO present IT 10 HIM as soon
as possible as he intends leaving the North
ern States ih September next. An those IL
debted TO him are requested to settle their
accounts forthwith.
JAMES STEVENS,
PcikGa-StTcet
Newport, July 10. 1897 CIV
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-04

not know we have realized, till we have
lost them. There isa transport that blinds
us-there is an ecstacy that deprives us of
consciousness. When the enjoyment is
torn from our embrace, we awake as from
q trance, and when recollection returns we
behold happiness at distance it is then
that 1t glances on the dark mirror OF the
heart.
. not till time has calnd the ruffied breast,
Are these fond dreams o. happiness confess d;
Not till the rushing windi forget to rave,
Ii Heavens sweet smile rejected on the wave
There is no enjoyment like that ofmem-
ory; there is no felicity like the recollec-
ton Of other days, that "come before us
with all their deeds" EIen those things
that were painful to suffer, are pleasing TO
remember
The PAST THE PAST How fondly
do we look back upon it Eow gladly do
we fly from the shades which doubt casts
upon the future, and the clouos that resli-
ty throws around the PRESET, to catch
one sunny glimpse of the PAST to rest
the eye on the bright scenes of our pilgrl-
mage, and refresh the soul at the fountain
Of Recollection Thus the bonighted tray
eller turns back his wistful glance upon the
glimmeriDg taper Of the distant cottage
and the shipwrecked ma riner bends bac k
his anxious eye upon the last lingering
rays Of the setting sun.
How bright are the charms Of by gone
days, how enchanting the images they in'
press upon the heart. As AGE approaches
US, recent euentS seem to wither in his GRASP
their characters are blotted out, like the
traces on the beach, by each returning tide
But the images Of other days, become more
deeply engrayen in the memory ;-thes
seem TO grow young, vigorous and Vivid as
we grow old, and feeble, and inaninate
Happy, happy illusion to reconcile us t
the decays Of age, that we might revel
gain amidst the entertainments Of youth
and more than realize their innocence aht
their felicity
How potentIy do the recollections of the
i, past, like the enchanted herbs of Medea
restore to the autumn of age the adde's
cenCe of youth---rekinde the eXtingulShG'
flame of feelng-make the feeble hear
throb wildly again with the Yong abandon
ed thoughts Of its early ambition, and th
eye glow with unwonted lustry as it call
up the image ofits young idolat,ey
How dark and chCerless wonld be tn
prospect of lie, If the light ofmemCry wer
closed upon the mind; Il we could ID 1t cor
stantly look back to catch those rays {
happiness, which the soul like the difmon
has treasured up in the morning Of ytoutl
TO lllumine our pathway in tho evening"
nUe
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-04
TO Let.

THE Room lately occupied by the Sub
Il scribers, rs Printing Office. at the
corner of Market square and Thames
street For terms &c. apply to
ATKINSON < READ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02
ID. e. C.. LANDRETH.

,Wn.'StTy, Oesdsnltn and FIoT,sts, Philadelphia
AVE constantly hand, for sale, collection
II of Fruit Trees Hardy Ornamental Trees and Shrubs,
Green House Plant Dubious Roots, Garden Seeds, &c. not
exceeded by any similar establishment in the United State,
In he selection OF Fruit Trees for cutvaUn every
attention has been paid, and from intimacy with the subject
oil many years -iney believe il done judiciousy.
The Ornamental Plants both tender and hardy, which they
now oer Tor sale, OF the exteemed and
ed OF both native and exotic origin.
The Garden Seeds Of which large and general assortment
ouiiivaed are with exception worthy Of nCce)
exclusively Of their which purpose number
the mcm.nt the seeds planted through all the
stages Of their growth and rpenng under their immediate
purchasers both Of their and quayhs advantage
he evident 10 all who will give the smallest consideration
priced Catalogue Of the whole in which the plants
arranged under their Botanical and EBgh Names
soil OF each gven hiss published and may had
gratis OF JAMES McRILDOE, Richmond, Va. by whom
orders are received.
Dec. 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02
FaLL GOODS.

WE are receiving aud opening large proportion Of ou
w Fall and Wintei GOODS; those Opening
Bales of rose, pUrnt aud 1ufne blankets
Bales itspt cotons, various makers
Bales hanuc5 fearnots and besrskins
Bales beaced aud unheached domestic sheengs and shirt
ings, complete assortment.
Broad cloths aud csmeres, OF all qualities, the mos
superior imported
Peifsse cloths, Of all colours
Ve.tings, 10 suit the seas'u
Silk, cotton and worstsd hosiery
Furniture cambria and garment dimi,ies
C4.rs trsiI linen, long lawn aud sheeting
pieces Flanders heetng, beautiful aod cheap article
Cases slt,inet he'd ,tckiDgs and checks
Boxes Of looking glase', put up 10 DOZENS for wholesale
trade
Cotton shirtings, cotton oanbfieks
Aiuslins, bOn,bazines, bOmbdrtWs
diapers and linen canhfics
complete assortment o merno and oahmere shawls and
scarf some beautiful
A small assortment rno and cashmere hdsf,.
A few beautiful PLAN black silks
Thread laoes, Eat bobbn aud
Canton, rankin and Italian grapes
7 piece beautiful gaule htnnrl.
They expect Jail} additional supplies from New York and
Phlaispha, s which will he sold much under former p,ce
Oct $. I'LL WM. NEALk n 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb.

THE New Yok Institution for the instruction of the Deaf
aud Damb, well organised and prepared to instruct
those who deprived If hearing aud speech. The
who hear and speak, Zone male and eae
well qualified teach the Deaf and Dumb having had
nutes each sex, who have been taught this In-
ton, and highly useful the school The system IL
instruction that of the French, and the
pursued other sohuo for the Deaf aud Dumb in this
try Pupils eight and exceeding % years, will he
received at all times for any period the Of $50 dollars
year, including hoard and t1on, books and stationary wash
ing, intending and medical attendance. There will he no
charges hut pup quired find their cloth
he'd aud bedding There during the month
OF August in each y'sr, when pupils may visit their friends
the Institution at their option The aud female
pupils, provided for in different buildings distance
apart and allowed associate OF schoo Those
Interested may obtain further inoi by add essing
ter (po.i paid to the Secretary oil the In.titution
by order Of the Board of Directors.
SAMUEL l. MITCHILL PRECEDENT.
SAMUEL AKEKLY, NJ ID. Sec'ry.
II Leonard ST. New York, Dec. IA. 64-6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02
Potohatan Female Sen,ina,v.

YENH1S institution, (uner the Of Mrs. H. Rudd1 will
Il be conducted the ensuing year Ltthe, situated
stage road from Rirhmsud TO Caersye, formerly the
dence of Mr. Wade NJ shy, aud Of the subscfbe The
exercises Of the school for the ensuing will
on the first day Of February next, and close the
November following.
The OF instruction includes, spelling, reading, writ
ing arithmetic grammi geography, history, chronology
mythology, rhetoric, elements OF chemistry and philosophy
Terms for the session Of ten months, heretofore. For
hoard lodging &c and tuition in all the above anches
the first quarter payable in advance No deduction will he
ade for scholars taken home before the end of the session
Music, drawing, painting, and needle work will be extra
charges and payable at The end Of the session. The boarding
Guardians requested make early application the
criber. ID. S. MORHISON
Lethe, Powhatsn, Nov. %. 57-u9ss
" u. teacher Of Music will be wanted TO attend the
above institution
~ Parents and guardians informed that Dancing will
be taught al Mrs Rudd School 10 such wish learn that
aceompli.hment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02
Vaiua6ic Real Estate for Sale.

WISIIo sewo tract, ofand lying the county VI Camp
he'll containing about 1000 acres the other between
and 600 The tracts separated only creek
On the h u being thctraot which resde there not
than 500 Of open land, most Of which has been
cleared within few years. There is to clear large
quantity Of first rate Tobacco Land nearly all Of which lies
one body Thi, tract lies remarkably WE'LL being very little
undasied-he water dne, and the neshborhood healthy and
agreeable The Improvements large dwelling house of
rock Kitchen smoke house, house &c. together with
overseer house. ami good tobacco muses. all OF which
OF the other tract nearly half Of open land aud
high state Of improvement part of which fiat land Of
superior quality There is also il excellent MIL Site,
and good hard Of we'll selected fruit The improve
ments two good dwelling house, about half mile apart
with all the usual out houses attached TO each OF them
slider describe tn. property particu-
lar knowing that those who disposed buy will
rst ubut by way of further induce nien would
that there these tracts large quantity of good Mead,su
Land which certainly considerable acquisition them
All persons who DESTROYS Of purchasing the shove pro-
perry particularly invited cali and view the The
terms will lac liberal aud accommodating and made known by
the subscriber living the premises about 20 miles south
Lynchburg and southeast from Campbell courthouse.
NATHANIEL W. PAYNE.
b The absve land could be conveniently divided into
smaller tract, to suit purchasers. NV. p
Auptis -trtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02
One Hundred Dollars Reunrd.

ID ANYWAY from my residence, Washington, Wilkes
IA county, Georgia. muatto girl 20 IS old,
Or inches high, has tine and counensnce, thin vi
sage and the carriage aud of white female
good company, than tatc servant She i.
good drawing and chamber servant (excelling
nurse sick roon) good eanstres using her needle
her left hand and equaled by peatug and other
vice preparing line female apparel: She carried o with her
large supply Of fine clothing, of which
usually by servants The girls is JANE but she
change her name, add IL the nam of Nelson,
Snow other She near Rich
inond. Virginia, where, probably 20 miles OF
haps the years 1919 20 she purchased Richmond
by Charles II. Nelson, Samuel Is. Head and was taken
thence with other negroes TO Ptsbug Wheeling and by
water To New OTltsns From The fact o her being good
anI her gonI oil unoendng; having performed her
duty satisfactorily 10 her mistress and myself TO the moment
Of her eopemen aud from other causes, il believed that
she induced leave my service through the influence
white man. aud have doubt has with her pass or free
papers, the forged Of of The gentle
men, SELF some ether person. answering her
descriptions during the last 10 or ~ days ha, been the
road from Augusta TO Hehmond, travelling in CsrIya
Dearborn Wagon drawn by dark hay horse, driven by
negro fellow yeliOw dressed broad cloth
apparently feet 10 TO feet high will give so dol
lars Tor aud lodging the girl any Jail the
United Slater that her, and the like SUN for
performing the Office, TO the person who may have been
iustf uine nia in taking her OIL RICHARD n. LONG.
Wilkes county, Geo, Dec. I. 59-2twstt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02
FLORIDA LaN,D AGENCY.

Office for the purchase and sale Of land is opened at
Tallahassee the seat Of government in Florida isknown
that the rich lands Florida well adapted the culture
OF those great staples Sugar Cane and Sea Inland Cotton
That gentiemrn who visit this country with perma
nen settlement, absr under many Disadvantages the Pur-
chase location OF iands which believed might be obva-
ted hy this Office It's the intention Of the undersigned to he
prepared with special information relative the quality and
ertent most uaiuabe lands, which may he offered for
sale by government by individuals Books will he open
ed fO the Of ali estates which may
the charge OF said office, with drafts and descriptions, Special
examinations will he made in all cases deemed necessary
The said office will be prepared to attend To all business re
tive 10 the perfect completion adjustment of land claims.
To all business appesnng TO the Donation Presumption
Laws passed by the Congre,s of United States for the
benefit OF the early settlers 10 Forida every de.erp-
ton OF business relating to General Land Agency Maps Of
the public lands which offered May, 1925 and
those which be hereafter advertised for sale BY the go
vernmen at all times he procured Letters (po paid
add essed to Richard q. Allen CO. Tailahaxee, Flda
will be attended 10. RICHARD q. ALLEN i co.
Tallahassee, 18th June, 1926.
REFERENCES.
His Excelency, VIM. L. Dnvai,
Col. Robert Butler Surveyor General,
General Richard X. Call,
Col. James GadsdeD,
Major Benz Chares, Tallahassee,
Jonathan Robson, Esq. Gadsden County, Florida
August j. 28-w2it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02
JOHN H. BLaMIRE

l ESPECTFuLLY mforus the public, that he Ia. taken
tue store lately occupied by Doctor Arson Brooks, lie
opposite the Eagle Hotel with the Stock OF Drugs,
Medicines, Paints Obs &C. which he offer, for sale very
moderate terms He ha, made arrangement, in Baltimore
Philadelphia aud York, with houses of the 6rst
bilty; aud also in Philadelphia with of the .kilfu
Surgeons Instrument maker 10 be supplied with articles OF
the best quality in his line the moderate terms we
will enable him sell low they purchased any
other establishment in this city.
Having been regularly brought up TO the business vf
APothecary and Druggist he hopes by continued ssiduy
Punetuaiy and deposition to please, TO obtain share
the public patronage.
IL Reference 10 Doctor Watson, Doctor MeCaw, Doctor
Nelson, and Doctor Coon Of this ciyDocors Philip
raud Son, Doctors Seiden Moseey aud Mr. AeIandei
Gait Druggist and Apotheoay. Of Norfolk
The Prescriptions OF Physicians, ePacd The short
est notice. day night Country Physicians Merchants and
others, are invited 10 give him a call
Dec. .. 5e-u5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02
THIRTEEN for the SIS, Of December.
THE GRAVE OF THE YEAR.

BE We hu.i every toll !--aud ,ao tur buleut notion
That encircl.. the heart in lies snares;
Aud the hour that invites 10 the calm of devotion,
Undsturb'd hy regret, unincumberd with cares.
How cherries the late blooming face of creation.
Weary time u rest in his rapid career;
And pausing awhile midst his d.sois,ion,
Looks exuitinsiy back on the grave Of the year.
Ha,k the blast whistles loud, and the shadow, closing
That 'nwrapt has broad path in the mantle of night,
While pleasures sons are securely reposing,
UnImay'd at the weeks that have NUMBERED his fight.
From yon temple where Fs.bon gh, torches lighted
Her voties in hionss, crown'd with gariands appear;
And s yet their waiin hopes by no speetres arghsd)
Assemble to dance r.und the grave Of the year.
Oh, hate the stale banquet the trifer. have tasted
When think on the Ills Of life. oomfortles. day,
How the flowers of childhood their verure have
And the friends OF my youth have been toleu away
They, know not how vain ia the endeavor,
To WOO the kind moments, SO sighted when near;
When the hour. that obiigion has rl.d forever
Uer hand has cnomb'd-in the gave Of the year.
Since the last solemn reign Of this day Of rejection
What crowd' hav. resignd i,fe's cphemea HI cath
Uuw many have shed their last tear of detection,
And cl's'd the dim eye in the darkness of death
How many have sudden their pilgrimage ended,
Beneath the sad pail that now covers their b;rr
Of. todeath's lonesome valley have gently desoendeI
Aud found their last hedwith the grave Of the wear.
III. the that so late it, promise
Rose bright gu the hnppy-the careless aud gay,
Who now on their pillows of dust reposinc,
Where the sod presses cold on their bo,ons OF clay.
Then talk no: of Bis-'vlie hersrnile i. e>pirins!
disappointment stall crowns ii IN misery's tear.
Reflect aud he wise-irr the d1v is retiring.
And to>mrrrow will dawn-on the grave of wear
Antitrust not the CLEAN Of lilss perishing taper
So family that shines DER tn, wand-rer', head:
Twill expme-when no sun my dispe the thick vapo-
No dawn o the morning revisit my bed.
a. breaks the white foam the boisterou, bil,uy
So the visions OF pleasure and hope disappear.
Like night-wind that mourn through the willow
Or the shades that meet round grave OF The yea,
Yet awhile and around US ne season, will flourish:
But silence ioi each her dark mansion prepare;
Where beauty no longer her shall nourish
Nor the lilly oerspread the wan cheek Of despair.
Bui the eye shall with lu,tre un!adug he frightened,
When wakes 10 tue bliss in yon orient sphere:
Dy sunbtars OF splendor immortal emil. hIeu'i,
Never more 10 50 iOwn--oD the gtsv. the wear!
MoNrGARNIER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02

which 10 to take place at Paros, next month; pat
I do not think they will succeed. Possibly lat
mis-, the President, may take part In the next al
ministrstion. Tricoupi, who lately married the
sister Of Mavrocordatos has resigned bic place as
one Of the 4" Absolute Commission, but TINS Is pro-
badly mere speculation the term oil their cleo
ton has nearly expired, their acts have not been
popular He hopes that it will be supposed he
has been an unwilling party to them. However,
think il more than probable that Msvrocorda,os
and Condurio,tis will again come into power. Co
lette, who is the personal and political enemy OF
the former, is Strengthening his influence, and II
he comes in also, it will be as it was formerly
ntrigucs each side to prevent the success OF 'he
other. find, upon examination Of the parties and
ntrigues here, that almost all the events OF mper-
lance have their origin in them. Does one man
or one party undertake to assist his country ano-
ther opposes him, and prefers that the enemy
should gain an advantage, rather than mis- opponent
acquire the credit and influence to be derived from
| his defeat.
But the limits of one sheet would be tar from
sufficient to detail the half Of the past and present
intrigues of parties in Greece. Foreign influence
and intrisues do much. also, here. England works
to counterfeit the influence of France and Russia
She W ould like to see Greece independent, but
her relations will not allow her to accomplish II
herself, and her jealousy will not allow any o'her
Power to do it. France would like to secure
Greece, and her influence in Egypt at the same
| time.
| remain, sir, ysur obedient servant,
| 5. &. HOWE.
| Hug. lS,-The Arabians, after ten vain at.
tempts to carry the position OF Nike'as, took ur
their march for TTipolizza this morning.
Our friend Glarelkis has been appointed Archi
grammateus, or Chief Secretary OF the Govern
ment, important Office.
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R,iua,DaU .Nofice.

w the following negroes, viz On the 26th OF April 1876
SOLOMON, who states himself DE the property of Mrs,
Dorrington Of the city Of Richmond hut hired for the
year TO Thomas Way Of Hanover county, said runaway be-
tween 40 and 50yeat' Of age Of dark complexion 1--we feet
three inches high, stout made, had when committed an
olive eoOued fcsrnsugm roundabout bue
striped wansdown vest, white cotton Shirt an old bck
wool bat On the Esd Of June, 1885, who Tvs his
name BOB aud thathe blongsto DAVID johnson Of Caro-
line county, Va Said runaway Is 26 years old dark
pexcn FIVE feet five inches hgha the corner of his
right eye, had wheu committed ozuaburs shirt and
pinalooos, and old wool hat Also, the same day
nuatto boy named U4JOR who says he IS the property Of
Tarcan morr Of New Kent county Va said boy Is about
- Yeas old feet inches high grey eyes; had when
mted, grey coowed roundsbout ke aud panaioons
The Of said slaves hereby desired 10 come for
ward and comply with the requests Of The law, they will be
dealt with accordingly. JOHN r. BURTON
Deputy for WIN. DsnJrdge,s h. C.
Nov 7. 52-wf2w
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NDTTEE
Dec. %.

LII persons indebted to the estate Of John Warren, dec.
~ and Richard \. and John Warren, late of Newkeni
county, required 10 make Immediate payment the
sciiher And all persons having claim, said estates.
requested TO make them known.
THO II. TERRI ELL, adnr. of John
Warren, dec. who was the surviving partner Of
Richard A. aud John Warren
2awIv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02
For SiLE.

DEfNG DESTROYS the western country, offer
ID for sale my farm called Haink consinns by late sur
vey TAO acres large portion which 10 low grounds; it's
the stage road leading from Richmond Fred
ricksbug, nine miles above Riehm"nd, on chckshsm"ny
Swamp there will be seeded the farm 50to i75 bush
els Of wheat, all prime aud; farther description deemed
unnecessary those persons wishing 10 purchase will first view
the premises where the terms will be made known BY the sub
scriber. WIN. WINSTON.
Oct a. 5O-wtf