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them from further confidence. 70 assist the
people thus To guard their rights, and 10 pre-.
serve 10 themselves ard 10 their phslcrttyt
HE free and happy Government which our
fathers sought 10 establish by the adoption
OF the Constitution OF the United States, an
enlightened aud we'll conducted Pres IS lhe
most powerful aid. " 10 the press the
world is indebted iur all Tie tr,umphs which
nave beeu gained 10y reHsun aud Humanity
over errorand preston, and To the sauie
source the United states owe much OF tkc
lights which conducted them Ia HE ranl, Of
free aud Independent, Nafeas--and which
have improved their political system into a
shape 50 ansp,ulous, II preserved, Ia their
happiness.
Our efforts will be used 10 support princi.
plies, measures aud mcn connected with
them, such ns will maintain the con .tiuilon
IN its original purity, by con6nins the admi.
nstration ol the government toa strict con-
strucliou ut the powers grained TO II, aud
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States, ana 20 the people, the rights and
powers which, IN the tormatiun OF ihe con-
stitution, they reserved 10 themselves, In
assuming upon ourselves The duties utdnlildH
or, we are not unmindinIoi the lrailtiee otail
mru. 6sut the many causes Nhir4 al Them IL
err--While We undertak G hourstl, to advocate
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ar limited faculties will afford altne people
will thds nave an opportunity Of judging Tor
themselves.
W. will observe, that should our underta.
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ans for tine next Presidency We viii
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trOm our learned aud eughtcd friends IN IL
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To tic Public.

i acu. interesting and gaiaabie remedy
1fANs CHAMBERS Een,as Tor lutemrcr
~ ance The subscriber OH tie dtrsBsr
81 l..c aie Dr Nililnm Chambers, took inle
his pnssesbiun the personal tIhle OF the de
ceased, aud tohuu prepared IA large quantity
OF DR.. Chamofrs Remedy lar lutfuprranue
lie hereby inform the pullc, that be hn.
disposed OF all The Nedieiue - found, 10 Dr
Jane, II Hnrt, aud Mr Andrew NJ Fannin.,
OF his eily.
In making this disposition. The subscrbcf
las been actnatrd = Il dur regard 10 the ~
terests oi the heirs ~ tht iHtslatc. a. well OBJ.
from q wish IL give TIE mosl asttnsit e ust tu
tic virtues al The discover, whatever fha
maN he aud he can tntth,l add, with CO.
fdcnre. thai tho gentlemen who viii herr, 1t.
ter b, thu vendcy- Of tn Remedy for lntco,-
perupce, rs prepared ~ the inventor, hg,.
been intimately connected with Or. Chau
bers ia his lii,t timr---bnvr been his agents n
compromising the u.odirlnr, nd are acqnnH'.
ted with lis composition.
SIlg ANUS II ltit, Pubic Admir-, y .
IL the Medicine i. prepared eely by tn
suhscri ers, who alunr ajr ~ possession %
TIE oiiRnai recipe 81 tie lnyenttr, nj The Of
dte ot tse late DE-. {. IN iho Ia pment story
OF ku,esfs' Medical COLLEGE. n nnapp stree
rasl stIr oi broadway md Il the mediciua
,lofc of Dr. Hart. corner Of Broadway aua
Chambers street, three doors from VA h.
ington Hall N"v York
From M TermoH Gazette.
=" We have th' pleuanfe - announce TIM
Dr Cbambers .Hdtriae. jor ,utemprfnnoc,
has beef Administered ~ Twelve persons IN
tbs vicinity and hat IN ere,g instance II has
had The d'siesd Cfed q producing an entpt
dtsrtifsh tor In igt uf df{tH{ ,yitlfs. II hns
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~ y, @ais TIE AAIULET
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or,i g ,pre p'i5i'sted in London The conti5tt.
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orgp T. (, 'aP.'rs The mindan3 cuobie Heheari,
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o, p -. az LITERARY sOUVENJP
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t,gg,, o u.s.. gr'et arie'q ofeyceiieat notisr, IS
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Gases cured by Swaim's celchra
ted Panacca.
28S Bottles of which the subscri.
her has Just received.

<AHE toIoRng testimonials, TRANSACTED
- from the orr lJna Spanish, IN relation 10
sou,e extraordinary effects produced at the
Havana, by SWANS PANACEh are deem
ed of sufficient interest 10 claim portion Il
public attention.
TRANSLATION.
DON Fernando Goazatfl del Vale, NJ. |. .
Pablo Professor Of MrdriEe and surgrr,
Lecturer oil onrgcr, in tn Royal and Ponln-
cal University OF 50: Jrrome OF the Havana,
Nrmbrr OF the Ruve Patriotic Society OF the
" Friends oil Tho Country, &c.
hereby certify thai have used the mrdi-
cine known by lnr name ot q" SrHjm'S PdHa-
rsa," aud have obtained var, good reau Is
from it, application, having cured two pit.
rnts in whom the disorder would uot yield 70
lAc best curative remedies One was ,uG t-
iug a,lh IA Chronic Hrpes, ami the osber
N,ta yenerial Ulcers, complicated with Il GU
nurrhWa Of tong standing. Tue former had
to take fvr bottles, the latter 7iA. The other
ca,t il which am HOW using il, arr carGi-
npGtatous ulcer mud though the patients
are not yet cured, lhey experience however
great rpliel the ulcers -nppuraie more Tree
", " jIIant extending q quickly as they did
bniurr tne medicine was taken. This i, all |
can al present sla'c, and am happy 10 he It,
ne In Cnufr Ontr on MY pari h confirm he
good oLact, ii mis- " llbbia discovery.
Flr7H.do Gon4o}z 5ti Ealic, N h. &c.
Havana, Oot. 10. lS19.
cory.
Consular 4eDrp 81 The Uaiied StatcS.
I. the undersigned. Vice Consular Agent ol
taf United StaIss Tor the city OF Havana hud
Is dependencies, do bcrehv ccrliiy ,lh,tp9t-
tor Don Fernando Gouzaca del Vale, sui,-
scriher 10 the torcgou. document, IS pbf-
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~ III lis contents the sacred TEL n.,iled al
large ID distinct paragraphs !.aeu paragraph
reduced to rs proper heIhs the scaae gwen,
aud largely deBtaicd With
Practical remarks and Obserya-
lions,
b, Matthew Henry lLatc minister Of the eos-
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: new edition GIFTED by the Rev George
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The subscriber hn. ia,t rereiyrd an add
oouh supply oi u. Chambers grl,ut1e r.
mrdv for latrmperun,e. Naleh n viii sell q.
fbr proprietor' price lie was appointed
din agent for the sa,e 7i Or. Chambers grn
a,oe Remedy for lnlemperance whilst al \
York few weeks ago.
Howell DAVIES.
n.p tlJ1
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FOR SALE BY
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Agent for Lynchburg,
,,.. has inst received large supply, direct
nv, p he pfoprietor, (Philadelpha,) AMI war
nm, eenniae. Opposite Pos, Office.
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-31
JULY 3.
Circulating Library
MOTTO e.

THE following is list of NEW publ.
u cations added to J A NJ Els Ii A NJ
M N DIS Circulating Library, since
May lst:--
2G9 Deaths Doings, consisting Of numerous
original compositions, in verse q prose,
principally intended as illustrations of
~ copper plates, by X. Daely, 2 vols.
For varied know ledge, pleasing thot,
apt illustrations and poetic excellence,
this melange is without rival
270 Byron.-Lord Byron and some Of his
Contemporaries, with recollections OF
tho author lie and of his visit TO Italy
by Joseph Hunt, vol at is easy for
slaves to lie, and for freemen TO speak
.., the truth
27l Heber's Journal - Narrative Of jour.
ney through the upper provinces Oi In
dia from Calcutta to Bombay, 1924
ls21, with notes upon Ceylon) an ac.
count OF journey Ia Madras and the
southern provinces lS2G and letters
- written in India by the late Ri Rev.
Reginald heber, ID. ID. Lord Bishop ol
Calcutta, z vols
272 Spanish Inquisition. Records Of the
Spanish IDquisitioD, translated from o.
riginal manuscripts recently discover
ed, vol
1894 Ella. Essays which have appeared un.
der that signature in the London Mag.
azne, by Charles Lambe, vol ave
like the n genuine humor, always mrth-
ful and pointed
1906 Almacks revisited; OF Herbert Milton,
by Col Leach, 2 vols. "rhe story OF
Herbert Milton is one Of the most con
tinuoUsly interesting we ever read"
1896 Coming Out, and tho field of the forty
footsteps, by Jane and Anna Maria
Porter, 3 vols.
1907 Whms g. Oddities, with forty original
designs, by Thomas Hood, vol.
1898 Sayings and Doings; or, Sketches from
Life, third series. "Full of wise ga VS.
and modern instances" 2 vols.
1900 Black Book; or a continuation Of trav-
els in the United States, by Mrs. Anne
Royal
5000 Fair Maid of Perth; or st. Valentines
Day, by the author of Waverly.
200l Posthumous Papers, facetious and fan
ciful, of n person lately about town, I v.
o002 Sad Tales Il Glad Tales, by Reginald
Revere, vol.
2OO3 Religious DiS5oursoo, BY Walter Scott
vol.
200i Tonawarta, an American tale
This Library consists Of over
q coo volumes aud is continually receiving
additions.
Annual subscribers By paying $2 are enti.
lied 20 one sott at a time, and can exchange
their Books as often as thcy please.
Newport, July !, io2S.
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YSMT = Ys
THE CALM SEA.


The gentle bresse that curl'd the soa had
slowly died away,
And stretchd in CLASSY Stiffness now, the
wide blue waters lay /;
The sea bird cry was heard no more, and
soft as infants sleep,
Was the holy calm that lay upon the bosom
of tho deep.
But yesterday the storm had ragged, and shook
the mighty ocean,
That dash'd aloft its foamy waves, and heav.
cd in wild comlRotion
To-day you might have thought no storm had
ever touch'd its breast,
As it lay a mighty emblem Of mild maj jesty
and rest.
Is there such calm for mortal breasts when
storms have onco been there,
When passion wild has swept along, and heart
corr0ding care
When guilt has once disturbed the soul, and
mark'd it with its stain,
Can tranquil sonness Of the hoart be ever
ours again
ges-But it is not Of this world, the peace
that must be sought, -.l'
And with the souls repentant tears it can a.
lone DO bought,
Then, as it meekly bows to kiss affection s
Christening rod,
The broken aud the contrite heart shall feel
the peace OF God.
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NEW Grocery.
WILLIAM GOrT,

Respectfully informs his Friends and The
Public,
fFHAT he has opened the Store at the
IL head Of Gardner's Wharf, next south
of the Newport Brewery, and formerly oc-
cuped by Capt. Alexander Swasey, where
he intends keeping an Assortment Of
Observation-Disclosures
Of the first quality, which will be sold AZ
reasonable as can be purchased elsew here.
Families can be constantly supplied with
GOOD CHEESE LARD
MEAL--and every other article usually
found in Grocery Store.
At the bar the best of Liquors will he
provided. ALSO Double Ale frop a
Pump. Bottled Porter,--Soda Water
Ne, ark and Greenwich Cider, draughs
Porter, Spruce Beer, Ginger Pop, &c.
Newport July 10, 1926.
ID OOKS-just received for Circulation.
ID at U.M C.iLL.4H.7.N,S,
English FashiOnsbles abroad . vols
Salathiol, a tale of the past, the present.
and the future, 9 vols.
Extracts from Journal written on the
Coasts Of Chill, Peru and Mexico, in the years
1890, 81 ant 20. by capt. Basil Hall, X. NJ =.
Six months residence n Travels in Mexi-
co, by w Bullock, ID edition, z vols.
July II.
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This Day opening, at
III, Tg srhhnT. A MTs
Il. S. CAHOONE,
ASSORTMENT OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
ConSisfiDg of

TOhEloN AND DOni<bO' ~ OSODh1B
Consisting Of
DROADCLOTHS blue. black and 9TH
ID er colors, low priced and fine; cassl
meres. fannels, bombazetts, black circas.
slams, bombazin, red raw silk Shawls, GA
merino do. square with palm corners, fan
cy hdkfs. from TO cts. TO 81; Britanlias,
choppas and Bandannas, French and In
dia Black Levantines. Slate Pongees,
Blk. Gros de Naples, White g. Bird OF
Paradise do cheap gauze Garniture, plain
broad 1'affeto and satin ribbons, Betting,
ulper Brown Batise Plaid d. striped do. 3 4
plaid a. Striped Gnghams, LINENS, Lin
ten Cambrics. Imitation do. Plain e. dot
ed swiss, Swiss JacoDct and Null, Book
Muslins, brown Cambrlc ,Calcoes from l23
cts. 3. Thread Lace, a q Ga plain
Netts, Linen Floss, Boxes Of cotton at Sd
Ladies blk Kid Gloves at Is. assorted Par
is do. Bowdards and Rayels do white, blk.
and Slate English Silk do cheap, Canton,
Nankn & French Grapes American dim
ity, Tickngs, Gingaams- Bleached aud
Unbleached Sheeting and Shirting.
Also small lot of over yard wide
SliEETING at Cd per yard.
Newport May z.
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From the Boston Daily Advertiser.
THE LATE MR.. STUART.

During the last week the remains Of Gil
bert Stuart, Esq. were consigned to the tomb.
lie was born in Newport, in the state Of r.
Island, in tho year I755 Soon after coming
Of age he went to England, where he became
The pupil of Mr.. West, the late distinguished
President of tho Royal Academy. Stuart
there soon rose to eninence; nor was it a
slight distinction that his claims were ac-
knowlodged even during The life Of Sir JOSH
ua Reynolds. His high reputation as Por-
trait Painter, as we'll in Ireland as in England,
having thus introduced him TO large ac.
duaintance among the higher classes Of socie.
ty, both fortune and fame attended his pro.
gress; insomuch that, had he chosen to remain
in England, they would doubtless have re-.
wardcd him with their highest gifts But, ad.
mircd and patronized as he was, he chose to
return to bis native country He was impell-
cd 20 this step, as he often declared, by a de-
sire to give TO Americans a faithful portrait
Of Washington, and thus in some measure 10
associate his own with the name Of the Father
of his country, And well is his ambition jus,
tificd in tho sublime head he has left Us: no.
bier perscniication Of wisdom and goodness
reposing in the majesty ofa serene conscience
Is not 10 be found on canvas. He returned tc
America in the wear 1894, and resided chiefly
in Philadelphia and Washington, in the prsc
tce ofhis profession, till abou, the year 1901
Whom he removed to Boston, where he remain
ed to .ie time Of o. ihris death. During the las
;en wears of bis lifc he had to struggle will
many iufirmitics; yet such was the vigor o
bs mind, that il seened to triumph over ,h
orcays or nature, and to give to some Of hi
ia., productions all the truth and rplcudor Q
his yllas.
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Milton Hall,

ETASjus received and offers for sal
a q very low for Cash or short credit,
81 boxes Chocolate,
kegs Tobacco.
bbls Wheat Coffee.
9 chests HysoD Skin Tea.
IL mats Cassia.
kegs Rasius,
10 kegs Ginger.
Crate Stone Ware Of q superior
nnality.
White Jean.
Crockery and Glass Ware.
Newport, July 10.
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T'OTHER YANKEE DOODLE.

John Quincy Adams 10 the lad,
Americans delight in;
Hes done some fs,o things, which, guess,
Were quite as good as fighting.
CHORUS.
John @, adams is the man,
Round iohOm the people foek, Sir,
y4nd none the DOrsc for Uncle sam,
Because IF Yankee stock, Sir.
Old Washington, who had some sconce,
Though some now dare dispute him,
PIck'd out the boy for Uncle Sam,
And sand, no knew he'd suit him.
John q. Adams is the man, &c.
Tom Jefferson that sturdy chap,
Whoa people did confde in,
Predicted, that this same John q.
The nation would take pride in.
John G. Adams is the man, &c.
Jim Madison with Mister Bull,
Once had n sort Of tracus,
And when no wished to hush it up
Chose John an arbitrator
John z. Adams is the man, &c.
Then, when Monroe was commodore,
He made John first lieutenant,
Who through tho cruise display d such skill 4,
He Kept MIN TIL tno eRd ont,
John G. Adams is the man, Sc.
And since the crew by their free will
Have chosen him commander,
He's steord the ship so braveIy on,
No breakers e'er have harmed her.
John Q. Adams 10 tho man, &c.
But now some busy mutineers,
Who wish revolution,
For that vile end, would run ashore
The good ship Constitution.
John @. Adams is the man, &c,
We want no huber at our helm,
In times OF such commotion,
Wien one mis- s;ay-and frcedom's hopcs
Are buried in the Ocean.
John Q. Adams is tho man, SO,
And Andrew Jackson, all agree,
lfyou incurr d his dislike,
Would at the yard arm hoist you up,
Or dress You with handspiko.
John z. Adams is tho man, &c.
'Tis said he shoots score or two,
When 'eer he wants frolic;
But cold lead so administered
Is apt to give the colck.
John Z. Adams is the man, &c.
That Jackson's st for President,
They don't believe SHOW said il,
find though we loyo our pumpkin pies,
We're not pumpkin headed.
find John O. adams is the man,
Round wh0m the People flock, Sir,
find none the ,corse for Ureie Sa,.,
Because Of Yankee stock, Sir.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-31
Ammunition Store.
No l03, State. Street. Boston.

No l03, State. Street. Boston.
ID NJ. BARNARD, Agent, offers for
NJ. sale as above, by wholesale or re-
tan -
200 kegs English Tower-proof GUN
POWDER, (for sporting.)
2OUO kegs Dupont Gunpowder, Warrant
ed first quslty)
$500 90. Boston do (warranted)
500 bags shot, all sizes.
10000 percussion caps.
N. b. The above Gunpowder is war.
ranted, and will be sold as low as at any
other establishment in the Country OF g
quail quality. For terms please apply TO the
Agent, or TO Mr.. RUFUS B. KiNSLEY
Newport-and orders given to either wi!
be promptly ai,endedto. May Is.
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uiactory,
r. II. EURNTOM.

Orange Street, an the rear of50 Hesimin
lister Street,
OFFERS his services in the manufac-
~ turing Of heavy books for Records,
Banks, Merchants, Manufacturers and 9TH
ers. His books are warranted for durabil-
ity and proof against moisture. Elegant
Book Binding as usual.
NIB. A heavy book for Records ha s just
been delivered, and may be inspected at
the Clerks office, Court Common pleas for
the County Of Newport. may2, 1927.
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To Let.

VEHE lower part Of the House in Frank
L Street, formerly belonging to mr..
Nathaniel Bird II pas an excellent wen
az water and half ofa garden. For fur.
ther particulars apply On the Premisea
jane ),
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

ton in Franklin county, Pennsyl, auil, Is very
strong evidence Of what that State will do at the
next General Election. That county gave a ma
jority OF nearly 300 votes for the Administration
ticket at the last General Election, and now Tiers
1 majority oil 10 votes against il. When we look
AZ the situation of the candidates in the county.
we are the more astonished. Mr.. Chambers, the
Administration candidate, is man of excellent
moral character, OF talent, wealth, and family cou-
heXion. exceeded by none in the county, and op-
posed TO him was MIR. Ludwig Heck, the Jackson
candidate, an honest, plain, sensible German, of
good moral character and stern political i.iegri-
ty but not Of the personal and professional influ-
ence Of Mr. Chambers. From this result, il NAV
fairly be set down. that Franklin county will give
from 500 TO 500 OF majority next Fall, for Con
erai Jackson and this, too s0s one Of The four or
Jhre counties out IF .tsffy-t,oo counties ia tie
State, fhot ecds supposed scoula gicca majority
for the administration. The county of franklin
was believed the strongest i'll the State for the a
mini,tration. There were al out 400 NOR.
voters at the polls thai ere wa, at the ns.
General Election.
Your humble servan,, w. RAMSEY.
CHAsrnERsBURc, Feb. aS, 1925.
DEAR SIR: The result OF the special Election
for Franklin County, to fill the vacancy III the Lc
gislaturc. occasionally the death of Oil Robinson
our late Representative las just been ascertained
MIR: Ludwig Heck, the Jackson candidate, has .
majority OF 16 votes over George Chambers ESQ
the Adams candidate. The election was warmly
contested, and there wac gencI al attendance OF
the People. Its complete test of the strength
oi the parties IN this county. The Adams men
were very sanguine cfsuccess. The candidate was
popular, and carried their whole party and besides
many Jackson ms voted for him. MIR Heck was
nominated and supported by the friends Of General
Jackson, and Mr.. Chambers was nominated and
supported by the friends of Mr.. Adams, and The
controversy was put by the People, almost exclu-
siyey on the grounds OF the Presidential question
The triumph IS complete Al the last general cleo
ton the Adams men, in this County, carried their
candidates by an average majority OF nearly three
hundred. This IS triumphant change in favor
OF General Jackson, the candidate ofthc Peo-
pie
Yours, SC. FRED'K SMITH.
VIZ. R.sislI- EsO