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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-28

The Philadelphia Gazette Of Monday says -
'There is at present demand for money which
has not often been equalled IN Philadelphia, and
which has come upon US like thief in the night
season. We do not believe that the time for the
general explosion, is yet come; but such crisis as
this demands grea; energy and decision. The
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-07
JULY 3.
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the truth"
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count OF a Journey to Madras and the
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Cloth DvessiMg----l Indigo
Blue DIVING.

INHE subscriber informs his friends aul
Il the public generally, that he carries
on the CLOTH DRESSING BUSINESS
in all its various branches, at tie UNION
FACTORY Portsmouth RI. where all per-.
sons may be assured their work will bs
done with dispatch md in the neatest mar
ner-or no poy-as he has employed man
competent to the business, who has had
long experience in coloriDg ssd dressing
Cloth OF every description. Wool cardea
into Rolls in the bes. manner, and with
promptness, at die customary prices. Al
Goods entrusted to his care will be finish
ed ns cheap as at any other establishments.
Goods intended for the Factory may be
left with Edward S,snhope, Broad street,
or Bobert Il. Carr, Ferry wharf, Newport /.
George Lawton, Tigorton, and Jeremiah
Clifford, Bristol Ferry, where they will be
taken by the subscriber, finished aud re-
turned. Carpets made to order, in snps-
rior style FROM any pattern, and at shaa.
notice. MOSES IAWTON
Portsmouth, Oct. 25, 1897.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-07
POTTER. VEGETABLE CATHILIcoN

TIME proprietor of this invaluable medicine
Il feels authorized by its increasing repu-
taton, 70 recommend it as superior to all 9th
er popular remedies, for the cure of KING s
EVIL or ofula-NECROSlS or diseased
bones. SYPHILIS in every stage--MER-
CURIAL disease; RHEUMATISM; LIVER
complaints, and ULCERS Of every descup.
lion.
The Catholicen has also been used with
gscat success IN every variety Of Cutaneous
disease, bloiches on the face, pimples and tet.
ter in particulars White Swellings, Gout,
Jaundice and baious diseases generally, Dys.
pepsia or lndi gestion, complaints Of the Sto-
mach, Gnd general debility II is certain
purifier of the blood and humours, and has
been found an officacious remedy in purifying
the blood Of children after vaccination, and
should be invariably used as n general atera.
tive both for children and adults, being agree
able to the most delicious pa late, and crate
iul cordial TO the stomach. This is the first
discovery of medicine taken into the s,o-
mach, that has had the long desired effect of
curing the most obstisote and distressing cx-
tornal diseases The use of nutritious food,
and the ordinary avocations OF business, are
not interrupted by the Catholicon; and its
properties havipg the power of restoring both
flesh and bono, and of renovating and inyigo
rating every part of the system during the
process Of extgminating disease, is without d
parallel.
Numerous certificates have been forwarded
to the proprietor In proof Of its wonderful Of.
fects, but from It's established reputation we
deem IL unnecessary to insert them Trying
IS the Raked truth. SoLD ~
A,P. MOORE.
lot Namnnrt II
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-07
Ammunition Store.
No LOB, State. Street. Boston.

.Vo !Gi, Tdte. Street. Boston.
ID NJ. BARNARD, Agent, offers for
IA. sale as above, by wholesale or re.
toil:--
f,0 kegs English Tower.proof GUN.
POWDER, for sporting.J
1000 kegs Dupont Gunpowder, warrant
ed6rst qualiiy.)
g5O0 DO Boston do. (warrantedJ
500 bags shot, all sizes.
1000 percussion caps.
N. B. The above Gunpowder is war.
tntcd, and will be sold as low as a, any
ther establishment in the Country of e.
hal quality. For terms please apply to the
Agent, OF 10 Mr.. RUFUS B. KINSLEY.
orders given to either will
be promptly sttendedto. May Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-07
Bellevue HOTEL,
.NEVPORT,(R. ID

O~'S - ~
TilE Public are respectfully informed.
II That the NEW HOTEL in this Tow n
will be Opened on the lst ofJuiy. under the
auperintnndance Of mr.. +. ROUEII.ARn.
an experienced landlord, who will exers
hlmsclfto give satisfaction.
In addition 20 the Table THote, private
Dinner and Supper parties can be acconr
modated Also, Soups and Coffee a, az.
hours.
The BAR will be furnished with the be,t
OF Wines and Li9uors, and these Of sverS
description usually found in respectable
The Heading Room will contain the New
YORK, Boston, Providence, Washington
ana some other Southern and Eastern pa
pers.
BOARD on reasonable terms, furnished BIZ
the day, week, or Year.-Tbe best of Beds
ana HAIR Mattresses, entirely new.
Newport, June u.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-07
This Day OpeninS, at
ia, 4 srREET. s 4 4 I >
B. S. CAHOONE,
AN AssoRTMEST OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOOpS,
Consisting ef

Consisting ~
DROADCLOTHS blue, black and 9th
-le er colors, low priced and fine; cass.
meres, fannels, bombazetts, h!ack circas
slams, bombazin, red raw silk Shaw!s, Cd
Inerino do. square with palm cornc'a, fan
cy hdkts. from 10 cts. 10 81; BrlttaniiGs,
choppas and Bandannas, Frehch and In
dia Black Leyantincs. Slate Pongees,
Blk. Gros de Naples, White & Bird Of
Paradise do cheap guuze ,arature, plain
broad Tafieta and satin ribbons, Betting
ulper Brown Batise, Plaid & striped do. 4
plaid g. Striped Ginghorns, Linens, Lin
ten Cambrics, Imitation do. Plain g. dot
ed swiss, Swiss Jaconet aud Null. Book
Musllns, brown Cambrc Calicoes from i24
cts. s. Thread Lace, "A & GA PLAIN
Nets, Linen Floss, Boxes ofcotton at Sd
Ladies blk Kid Gloves nt Is. assorted Par.
is do. Bowdards and Rayels do. white, blk.
and Slate English Silk do. cheap Canton,
Nankin a. French Grapes American dim.
ity, Tickings, Gingaams- BleaChed and
Unbleached SheeiiDg aud Shirtng.
Also small lot Of over yard vide
SIlEETlNG at Cd PER yard.
Newport MAY :.
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Providence Blank Book Man
ufactory,
=. II. 8URNTON,

Orange Street, IN fSe rear of50 Vestni.
lister Street,
OFFERS his services in the nanufac
~ turing Of heavy books for Records,
Banks, Merchants, Manufacturers and 9th.
ers. His books are warranted for durnbil-
ity and proof against moisture. Elegant
Book Binding as usual.
NIB. A heavy book for Reeord, has jus,
been delivered. and may be inspected at
the Clerks Office, Court Common pleas for
ths County oi Newport psy2, H4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-07
YG NyG Ys
TO A CHILD.

Thy memory as spell
OF love, comes DER my minds-
As dew upon the purple bel!--
As perfume on the wind
b. IA music on the sea
Assunshne on the river
30 hath it always been TO me,
So shall il be forever.
}hear thy voice in dreams
Upon mc softly call,
Like echo on the mountain streams,
In spor,ivs waterfall.
Isee thy forEi as when
A. Thou wort living thing,
And blos,omed in the eyes Of men,
Like any flower offspring.
Thy soul to heaven hath fed,
. From earthly thraldom fise;.
Yet It's not as tho dead
That thou appearst to me.
IN slumber, behold
Thy form as wien on EARTH
Thy locks Of waving gold
Thy sapphire eye Of mir.h
I hear in solitude.
The prattlc, Kind and free,
Thou Interest in joyful mood,
While odron my knee.
30 strong each vision seems,
My spirit that doth I'll,
! think not they are dreams,
But that thou livest still
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-07

hatteF themselves 's.lil vain hopes, That az tie
letter eanno, be read, it may be mistaken for
sense. Iam very anxious to come to England
for have lately been unwell. The greatest
happiness which ! expect there, is to find that
my dear girls have been assidGous ia their
learning.--Siay God Almighty bless you, my
beloved little Sarah, and sweet Mary to-"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-07
Milton Hall.

HAS jus, received and a;ssrs Tor sale
II very low los Cash ar stsf, eGedl,,
~ boxes Chocolate.
/ kegs Tobacco.
6 bbls WEca, CNfte,
. chests HySon SKIS Tea.
~ mats Csssia.
? kegs RSsins,
10 kegs Ginger.
Crate Stone Ware Of scgeriar
quality.
White Jean.
Crockery and Glass Ware.
Newport, July 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-07
LOOK HERE y

1--WE or Six Boarders can be acommo-
IL dated at The CASTLE I'LL FAnM, ia
the Neck. The situation is extremely plea.
SAINT, having an extensive view ofthe ocean,
and its facilities for fishing and fowling
are not exceeded by any oiher location on
the Island. Access msy be had to the
Farm either by land or water.
Apply TO JOHN A. COLLINS.
March ~, 1898.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-07

y: 81: a "a 4; - =; n. 4: =E :. T;
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The following witty and good humored
remarks are from the address OF the edi
tor Of the Augusta Herald. announcing the
discontinuance ofhis paper -" We, there
fore, the proprietor, Publisher, printer, and
editor of the Augusta Herald, in editorial
cabinet assembled, appealing to The public
for the correctness Of our course do, in the
name Of our empty pockets, unpaid notes,
and dunning creditors, publish and declare,
that the Augusta Herald is, and OF right
ought to Discontinued"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-07
Stone Cutting.
PHILIP STEVENS,

.TAkES this opportunity TO inform his
L friends and the Public, that he ba,
removed from job Shcrman's Wharf Ia
the north end Of Thames street, No 212.
where he keeps constantly on hand. Grave
Stones Of all descriptions, of the first qusi.
ity, and as cheap as can be had in tho
State. ...
ALso--hearths, fire places, and all 9th
or work in his line. done to order and wiib
despatch. All orders from the county
strictly attended To- .E TT
mar. 6, lS23e ep6w
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11

r~eeonducted through this county, pass
ing to the east of Winchester, whore
she was seen by Mr. Clevingsr as relat-
ed, thence through White Post, striking
the great valley road again 1t Middle
town. On passing Mr.. Cleavinger's the
latter observed that vi Cam sought TO
conceal Rebeeca, and on Mr.. C's ad-
dressing a question to her, McCanu re
piled IN higuiy insulting language. This
led him to ~suspectthat all was not right,
aud was n Of the causes which finally
led tn the pursuit, and Of course recos
esy. Rebecea on Tuesday last was TIA
ken over to Mr. Saunders, at Leesburg,
where tits to be hoped she will remain
unmolasted for the future.
IL IS proper that We should state What
become of the Dewars and Duiing Jas.
Dewar having been gwen TO understand
that steps were taking 10 pursue Duling
as sooa as it vas aseettained that lie
becoa had left town with him, and sus-
pecting doubtless that the affair would
be unravelled. fled 10 the country, and
has not since been heard OF L. j. De-
war, who had been committed 10 Jail,
was broush hi out before the examining
our on Wednesday Of las; week, when
Duling, the only witness against him,
swofe directly contrary to the evidence
he had gwen before Justice Reed, and
nov SAID that the accused had no agency
whatever in the transaction. lie ac-
counted for the contradiction in his tes
timony, by saying he was alarmed at
the time, and no, sufficiently composed
to tell a correct. straight forward story.
Dewar was ~ofcourse discharged lie IN
josed his triumph but a short time. On
saturday night Rebecca was brought
back. and on the Monday following he
absconded
Dul.ug was brought out before the
examining court on Thursday, and at
ter a close investigation was remanded
for further trial.
Such is a faithful history of this ex
t%raordinary case.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11
Baffleboroash N. .9ng. "a

The Three Pofriorchs john May.
OF New York, IS the only SURVIVING
member Of the 6rst American Congress.
that of 1874, Charles Carroll. of Mary
land, is the only one remaining Of the
Congress of l776, that adopted the De-
clsration of independence. James Mad
ison, of Virginia. is lie is believedl the
only surviving me o bar Of the National
Convention Of 1877. which formed the
Constitution Of the u. States.
II is presumed that Major William
Jackson, a revolutionary officer. who
signed and certified the Constitution ef
the U. States, as Secretary of the Con-
vention, is still alive, and that he resides.
in Philadelphia Messenger.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11

Melancholy dcctdeat - On Friday
last, Mr.. Otioer Gag Of this Town, a
promising young man. ab"n 81 years
OF age, son Of MIR David Gay, was
at work iii blasting rock IN a quarry of
lime stone La the act OF drifting out
the tampripg OF a hole charged with
powder, aspark by some means com
mun'catr'! with ,ha powder, aud an
eXpios'on'toak place, which in its ef
feels, lore his bands to pieces, and
sen, piece ofthe rock through the side
OF his netk and cut the large artery of
the neck Tie was led a few rods to-
wards a house, but soon tainted from
the loss OF blood. ard in a few mo
r,enis expired - Thomaston Reg.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11
PVBLIsHSD. WISELY.
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,

pATAsLs IN ADvAS'

m TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS,
AFrBK tbs KEAR EXPIRES.
~ No paper discontinued until all arreara
Us are paid up, exceps at the discretion Of
Sc Editor.
:. Advertisements inserted at the rate OF
me Dollar per square for the three first user.
,ons, ana twenty-five cents per square for each
subsequent Insertion
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11
Disgusting The Arkansas Gag

Disgusting The Arkansas Gag
cite mentions The execution OF a mau
named jacob Strickland, found guilty
"f the murder of George Deacon, and
tia, ha was carried / the gallows in a
state OF intoxicatioD, in which situation
ne Was not only permiuedso harangue
The crowd, but TO take two additional
drinks OF grogi What a disgusting
spectacle.
The bodies Of two children, who
had been Nursing for two or three
weeks, were found buried near a sand
bank opposite the corner of Westmm-
ster and High streets. in Providence,
on The l9.h inst. The Coroner's jury,
after sitting six hours, returned a yer
dict Death unknopn.' but it is he.
iievedthsy were murdered. The DO
dies being in a state of decay, would
moi, Admit ofa very satisfactory exami
nation.-W iscosset Citizen
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11
[W hole No. l4e3.


From these representations, Il would
sppear that the Judicial power Of the
ua,ted States has been resisted, the lib
srty of tie press has been suspended,
aud the consul and subjects Of q friendly
government have been exposed to great
inconvenience by the exercise of mli-
AIRY force aud command. The Presi-
dent views the subject in its present as
peet, with surprise and solicitude; but
in the absence OF al information from
Yourself, relative to your conduct, and
the motives II your ccndnet, be abstains
from any decision, or even expression
of an opinion upon the case; in hopes
that such explanations may be afforded,
as viii reconcile bis sense ofpublic duty
with a continuance of confidence which
Re reposas in your Judgment, discretion
aud patriotism. lie insiructs me there
fore, TO request. that you will, with all
possible despatch, transmit TO this de-
naftment a full report of ths transact
tons whirh have been stated Aud ia
the mean time, il is presumed. that all
extraordinary exertion of military au-
thority has ceased, in consequence oS
the cessation Of danger. open or covert,
upon the restoration Of peace.
The President instsucts ina TO take
this opportunity ofrequeslipg that q cons
ciiiatory department may be observed
towards the state authority and citizens
OF Nav Orleans. He is persuaded that
louisiana Justly estimates the value Of
the talents and valor which have been
displayed for her defence and safety,
and that there win be no disposition 10
any part OF the nation t. revisw with SEE
verify the efforts Of commander acting
in a crisis of unparalleled difficulty. up
on the impulse of the puresi patriotism.
am, very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
A. j. DALLAS.
Acting Secretary OF War;
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11
We are told by the Savannah Geor-

We are told by the Savannah Geor-
gian that
"Mr. CoBB declines a re election to
the Senate OF the u. States, and will
probably resign the balance Of his term.
Ere is a candidate for a Judgeship. Gov
TRouP would not have offered, If Mr..
CRAwFoRD. who II was thought wished
to go to the Senate. had been a candi-
date; but as be will again effer for bis
present office of Judge, Gov. TRouP
will be elected without opposition"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11

The farther story travels, the worse
it grows, till a, last it become a down
right lie.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11
" FTNI&<Bs
Acting Secretary Of War;,
Maj Gen. A. JACKSON.


~
The trials at ~Canandaigua last week.
resulted in the conviction of Nj. Bruce,
and the acqnittal Of MIR. Turner and Nr.
Darrow. We understand that the SEN
tence of the court In the case of Bruce
has bsen deferred until the opinion of
the Supreme Court shall haya been oh
tanned. as to the legality of the trial 40
Canandaigua. il being commended by the
counsel for the defendant. that inasmucn
as the offence. ii any, was committed
in the county If Niagara, the Ontario
sessions had no jurisdiction ever il. Mr.
Bruce, IN tho mean time, has been adj
mitted 10 bail.
Hamilton, the CT dsranf Anti Mason~
10 Lecturer, whose brutal outrage upon
a little girl we noticed some days since,
was tried at C~anandaisna on Saturday
last, convicted Of tho foul crime, and
sentenced to Eve years imprison mentin
the state prison. Roehssfsr Tel
Toast drank Of the 4th OF July, some-
where to the North:
BY r. IL. Hawk: The fair sex
Brilliant ~deooraments that luminous in
the diadem of ia miliarizing intercourse.
whose placid salutes are more delicious
than nectar, vocalnsss tremendously en-
chanting as tho melodies Of Arion, OPP
ties nor admirable than the diamond
thst glares upon their ornaments; SAL
nies as attractent as attraction of mag
netism. Their presence casts around
existence a charoiingness that r~evives it
10 lis irksome pilgrimage, their verise in
its causnstion OF suffering virtue; wordy
off calamity's vehement darts.
sOf siithe beauties polished nations boast
Yon. lovely fairs. shall ever he my toast :"
We are inclined to think this clips tho
-
Pleasures Of Charity Tho following
anecdoie OF a person who bad
contemplated self destruction, is very
beautiful and touching: 81 was weary
Of life. and, after a day, such as some
have known, and none would wish to
remember, was hurrying along the street
to the river. when | felt a sudden check.
| turned and beheid a little boy. who
bad caught the skirt of my cloak in his
anxiety to solicit my notice. His lesS
was irresistible. Not less so was the
lesson be had learnt. There are six of
US, and we are dying for The want of
"Why should | mott said / 10
relieve this wretched family
! have the means, and it will not delay
many minutes. But what il il d"es.'r
The scene OF misery he conducted me-
10 ] cannot describe threw them my
purse, and their burst of gratitude o.
sercame me. II filled my eyes.~itwene
as a cordial to my heart. II willcalkto-
morrow" cried. Fsol that was, n
think of leaving a world where such
was TO be had and so cheap.
Rogers Haty.
A beautiful Lunar Rainbow was
cen at Saeo, Me. about Ten O'Clock on
Monday evening. II was nearly a
arch, bo, the prismaiic colors
were verv fart.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-07

On our sde, acting sss,ast solid r4iaIaa { VINO
hoin 'oeethsr--so perfectly anEed mat sge car
'lo' cut OIL single sfrtggler, while We ourselves
ae' u9te Ike raw undisc plineA ln,iiia sn. 1
speak ifoia e. petienee IN the Seventh gsn-
siess, Or. Ne never could have got aloae. with
me ava Oh the NEST popular President thaf ever
i''ed Except oRe) without conslltlng before n,c
acted. Newefe obliged to hoid i viii not use
= barbarous word which has become common
throughout tic country, aud which / 6fst heard
III 'his body-bH we were obliged TO act in con-
cert. Aud. Sir five do not act IN concert nov,
II IS not ne who will be responsible for the con.
sequences. Aud how ough, We to ael in con
cfif snt by leaving This Government lust IN
ihq course where We found IL Ae oupl, 10 oh
serve thai practice which IS the hardest Of all
especially for youag phy,icians--we our hi TO
throw M no medicine al ALTO abstsIu-fo oh
serve we and mastery inactivity ! am a.
had, Sir, (sad Mr. r., on rosuming hi. seat
that have not. on TINS occasion, added 10 NV
ptecept, my example.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-07

\WESIERDAf the great and splendid Draw
~ ing ofthe Washington Constituted Lofte.
~ I'D Class, took place, when the following
capitals were distributed to some fortunate ad.