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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-16

The Wheat Harvest has taken place in
the Middle and Southern States. In gen.
eral the crop is excellent We msy hope
to supply other nations this year, cheaper
than they can possibly supply themselves,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-16

Certain aninais desert Sinking Ship
The Hon. Wheeler Martin, in an able and
well written communication, published in tho
American Of Tuesday last, assigns the rea-
sou, why hs shau supssgt Msssts. BVrgs"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-16

Alta general Republican Convention, heIo
ut Newport, on Wednesday evening, june
2ith, 1929, pursuant to public notice. 1t wa
voted, that
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-16
TExE REYUREaCAN.
NEW CGHs
EPUBLIC.8.v .NO.ILv.lTTO.N.

THURSDAY MORNING, July 10, 1920.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-16

a young man was lately Knocked down
by the hail in storm q; Drumnond, L. e.
One piece c9n;sinsd eiga, cable inct.. Of
ies!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-16

SINGULAR Casualty. An apothecary
at Hudson, New York, was killed on FRI
day last, 6y the explosion OF a soda foun-
tain, fragment of which struck his fore
head and tore of a portion Of the skull.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-16

St. Thomas papers TO the 18th nit. re-
ceived at the Office ofthe Baltimore Amer.
lcan, state that smart shock of an earth.
quake had been felt in the Island; the shock
is said to have been succeeded by a loud
rumbling noise, like that of distant thunder.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-16

Mr.. S. NJ. Fowler, Lite editor Of the North.
ern Star, has recently formed a connexion
with the publisher of the Paw,ucket Chron.
icle, and will hereafter assist in the editorial
department Of that paper.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-16

SwEARINsEN. 1t is stated in the Ala
ghany county papers, that a special corr.
mission has been issued by the Exncn,;g.
OF Maryland, for court to be held a, Cn,n.
berlsnd, on the fret Monday of Angns,
next. for the trial Of George Swe,r;nseo
late Sheriff Of Washington county. who !,
will be recollceted, is charged with The
murder OF his wife, under circums,,nccs
ofthe most disbolical nature
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-16

The Brazilian Govt. has agreed 10 nav
Tor the schr. Telltale, and cargo. of N Y,
which was unlawfully captured and carried
into Montevideo.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-16

The Small Pox has made its appearances
in several sections of Loudon county, Nir.
gina, and two deaths are already annouDc-
ed from this loathsome disease.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-16

Order oTmtrit 1T stated in the N. Y.
Courier, that the President Of the United
States has sent 10 New. York handsome
medal to be presented to Jackson Nc Cow.
an, son of mr.. Benson Nc Gowan of Har.
lem. .Nr. Nc Gowan is one Of old thor.
ough going republicans and s,aunch sup
porter of the "man Of the people.'-This,
we believe, is the first attempt in this coun
try to introduce the European system Of
badges Of distinction" as reward for per.
sonal devotion. What public service has
mr. Jackson Nc Gowsn rendered, that he
should be thus distinguished? "Resist at
the outset" is a sound maxim for rcpubli-
cans. Ifwarm political partizsns are to be
rewarded with handsome medals" from the
President, we may as well have "A LIE.
eion of Honor" at once.-Bos,on Patriot.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20

pie and captivating charms of early innocence, which
that knowledge has adorned, but never furnished.
Strong, though susceptible, her heart does not sGf
fer the sckly tone of morbid sensibty to prey use
essly upon it but, rousing to exertion, as the dark
clouds of distress thicken around her PATH the full
powers of her own mind, she commands every re-
to relieve the object of her pity affection.
Whatever future misforunes may assa me, wheth-
er bodily or mental, with such hand to support my
aching head, or such bosom in which to pour the
sorrows of my weary heart the keenest shafts of mis-
cry would be changed into sceptre of love; and an
guish itself would be lued into calm and peaceful
rest at the soothing voice of the nimitabe Carssa
SYLVESTER.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20

highly celebrated Flour Mills are wonders of mechan-
ism and archtecture-its manufactures of cotton and
wooen goods add much to its destinations by their
neatness elegance, and mechanical ingenuity, while
the employment they give to many people, and the
der, and regularity preserved throughout them, be-
speak them source of wealth to our country, and
happiness to those they employ. And here, too, are
Dupont's Powder Mills, worthy the highest admira-
tlon,) where the
"-whirlng Mills the sylvan coal combine
With crystal'd nitre and the suphurous mne
Through wry nets the black diffusion strain,
And close an airy ocean in a gram
Half the charms of Brandywine cannot be describ-
ed, or even mentioned. Those who have seen them,
have felt, and know them and those who wish to
JOY the same satisfaction and pleasure, must and
see. n.
June, 1929.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20
roR THE DELAWARE REGISTER.
BATHING.

have witnessed with much pleasure the recent inn
provements of various descriptions that have been
made in our beautiful Borough, and have wondered
that enterprsng individual did not add to them
Bathing Establishment. The cost of such an in
stitution would not be great and the convenences for
it, are since the introduction of the Brandywne wa
ter, equal TO those of any place in the world. have
not the least doubt that such house would receive an
extensive patronage and realize handsome profit
The nearness of bathing places in the Brandywine
need not be urged objection to building bath
house in the town, because the latter would be
ed to by multitudes who do not go to the former.
think the subject worthy Of and hope it will meet
with, attention. A CITIZEN.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20
FOR THE DELAWARE REGISTER.
A PORTRAIT.


There is no employment in which we are more fire.
quently engaged, than in recalling moments of highly
wrought social intercourse, and extracting from the
actions of our companions, the leading points of ind-
vidual character.
The tablet of memory is spread before us, and
singing some attracting object from the crowds which
present themselves we follow it through all the may
wndings of its devious way, and watch with curious
eye the effect of every circumstance upon the being
whose character has yet TO find the niche to which it
.may be justly entitled in the temple of our minds
With the advantage of the most favorable circumstan-
ces have long been deeply absorbed in the rich vol
ume of Clarissa's character, as passing events have
gradually unfolded it to my view amply rewarded by
the continual discovery Of the various treasures which
lie hidden in the deep mine of a soul endowed with
the rarest qualifications, and governed by principles
Just and excellent in their nature, strong and perva-
ding in their effect.
Naturally ardent and imprisoned in her feelings.
they sometimes hurry her along towards the very
Of daring independence, while the steady and udcious
culture OF her comprehensive mind has endued her
with power, that check the full career, lust as
the gddy wheel of pleasure trembles on the edge of
virtues emlnence. Warm the summer sun, impart-
ing heat and light and vigor pure the chaste-eyed
moon "walking in silver brightness through the
boundless azure, and lovely the evening star when
clothed in smiling beauty; the harmony in the admit
rable system of her mind resembles the equipose of
the universe; increase the quantity of either and
you destroy the whole. Formed upon no model,
she is inimitabe accustomed to depend on herself
alone, she is ever prepared to act with energy With
knowledge of the secret springs of every heart she
analyses, no labyrinth of ensnarng fallacy is too
deep for her eye no chord Of impetuous passion is
too stubborn for her hand.
Around the softer shades of her character are scat
tered, in delightful prosion those fine and nameless
charms which nature has bestowed on woman and
which melt the soul into tenderness and love- With
the most accomplished manners she untes the most
delicate sentiments with perfect knowledge of all
that the world can teach her. she combines the sim.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20
FOR THE DELAWARE REGISTER.
To the Honorable the Borough Council !:

GENTLEMEN-The season has arrived which re-
qures the particular attention of corporate bodies to
the cleanliness and what is dependent it, the health,
Of the towns whose government they appointed to
administer. Favored with ample means to
keep our streets clean, would suggest the expedien
cy Of making immediate application of those
in several parts Of the Borough where the filth has
accumulated to such degree to be not only highly
offensive, but threatening to the health of the neigh
borhoods. In addition to the importance of cleanli-
ness, the consideration that numerous strangers
every summer drawn to our Borough by the many at
fractions it presents, should stimulate to make the
best show possible.
do not wish to point out particular places that call
for the prompt attention of the police They can be
found without the aid of magnifying- glass {; and
think if some families compelled to pay little
attention to the cleanliness of their kitchen gut
tiers, &c. it would not be amss. HEALTH.
--s6S~-
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20
AGRICULTURAL.
PEACH TREES.

We have read and written much on the subject of
the diseases to which this valuable fruit tree is liza
ble and we have, like contemporaries, believed
that its early decay was almost invariably owing to
worm in the root but experience has taught us, that
though every was taken, and the roots kept as
sound from grubs white-oak, still our favorite fa-
ded and expired under our hands. This led to the
enquiry "what other disease is the peach tree sub
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1t is stated in the last Philadelphia edition OF WIZ
lichs Domestic Encyclopedia, vol. j. page 655 tha
"a friend of DR. Mease informed him, that some years
since, nearly all the cucumber and melon vines II
New Jersey were destroyed by fly or bug. One "a.
he had occasion to ride past miserable hut IN 'n'
woods, and perceiving very ourishng patch OF Gu
cumbers, he induced to dismount and examine IL
On approaching the spot he found it had forneI I!
been a charcoal heap. He took the hint and By
strewing powdered charcoal round about the vines
when they first come up, preserves his cucumbeFS ei
fectually."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-23

'or sale s. circulation, y,
w. callahan.

THE Castilian by Don Telesforo De
Il Trueba YCosio, authpr of ''G5mez A.
ras"
Italy, During the Consulate and Empire
Of Napoleon, translated from the Ita Ian Of
Carlo Botta.
A reply to Sir Walter SCOTS History Of
Napoleon, by Louis Bonaparte, Count de
Saint heu, Ex King of Holland, Brother of
the Emperor. april OH
SAILORS e. SAINTS, novel by the
author of the Naval Sketch Book. = vols.
The Protestant, Tale of the Reign Of
Queen Mary. 2 vols.
Memoirs of the Rev. Leigh Richmond.
author Of the Dairyman's Daughter, sc. !
volume.
The Family Monitor, or n help to Do
mesiic happiness, by John Angel James, !
volume.
Memoir Of mrs. Ann II. Judson, late mis-.
slonary 10 Burmah, vol.
The unconditional Frceness Of the Cos
pei: in 3 essays, by Thomas Erskine, / vol.
The Prosecuted Family by Robert Pol
lock, author of the course ofTime, I vol.
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VIM. l.. Melville,
Yin Plate Wovker.
No. !62, Thames street,

.NO' TUE, HHVT5 5UttT,
ToNTINUEs to carry on the above bust
~ ness as usual, and keeps constantly on
hand, general assortment ofTIN WARE,
and other articles in his line, to suit the
market, and positively will sell them as
low as can be purchased in the State. not
excepting Of pedlars; those who wish TO
encourage their own townsmun, will do
well TO call and satisfy themselves of the
truth of this nsscrtinn
Merchants and Podlnrs can be supplied
at wholesale, as low as can be purchased
in the United States. Old Pewter, Lead,
Copper, Brass, and Rags, taken in prefer
cnce TO cash.
0FThose indebted by Note or Book
account, Of more than three months stand.
ing. are requested to settle the same on or
before the lst of May noXt. mar. Dc.
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Mr.. Amos Kendall, the 4th auditor. has

Mr.. Amos Kendall, the 4th auditor, has
stopped twenty newspapers, and saved the
government almost 500. This is enough
for his share Of the reform. II is said that
he does not intend to read any newspapers
not even the Kentucky Argus and N. III.
Patriot, and is to gather his knowledge of
public affairs connected with his office, the
proceedings of Congress &c. by borrowing
the newspapers taken by some of his clerks
on private account. II ought TO be de-
elared fat burglary for an Editor to turn
newspaper Observation-Disclosures Ameri.
can.
The editor Of the Portsmouth Journal
states that man who few years ago was
blessed with about $50 900 lottery money,
applied to him on 10th inst. for I29 cents
topay for nights'lodging! How shocking!l
The house ofMr. Cyrus Hall, ofSardinia,
Erie county, ". Y. with it, contents, was
consumed by FIRE on the night of the 18th
with the building. The parents and an in
fant were visiting NJ the house Of neigh.
Dor, and had left their house in the care of
the children.
There is now living in Providence man
aged about Sc years, who was never out of
the State of X Island, never sick, or took
medicine;never sued, or was sued; has been
mp before sunrise, every day in the last 40
years, and has not tasted any kind of inc
briating liquor for 80 years.
tProsidence Journal.
The state of Rhode Island contains at
his time one handred and hcenty nine Cot.
ton factories. The towns ofWarwick and
Smilhfeld, each contain twenty cotton and
twenty woolen factorios.
According 10 new statistical account
# the existing Jews their number through
ont the world is at least 2,700,000, belong
.ng to the different sects
The Hudson is now navigable between
Troy and New York.
SERVANTS. II was an observation of
Elves, the noted miser. that If yon keep one
servant. your work will be done: if you keep
tCo,it will he half done and if you have 10
keep three, you will have TO do it yourself.
HoSoRABLE DISTINCTIONS. A shop
keeper Mt Doncaster had for his virtues
obtained the name Of the hHie rascal A
stranger asked him why he was so called
To distinguish me from the rest ofmy trade.
quoth he, who are all great roScois
An Irish gentleman at cards. having, on
inspection, found the pool deficient, exclaim-
ed "Hlerc is a shilling short, who put it in?"
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No i03, State Street. Boston.
ID Nj. BARNARD, Agent,. offers for
HA. sale as above, by wholesale or re.
tail ~
900 kegs English Tower. proof GUN
POWDER, flor sporting.)
5000 kegs Dupont Gunpowder, fwarynT.
ed first qunlity.)
$500 90. Boston do, (warrantcdJ
500 bags shot, all sizes.
10000 percussion caps.
N. B. The above Gunpowder is war
rantcd, and will bc sold as low as at any
other establishment in the Country Of e.
quail quality. For terms please apply to the
Agent, or to Mr RUFUS B. KINSLEY,
Newport--and orders given to either viii
be promptly attended, to. May 10.
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At a Court of Probate holden

within and for the town Of Newport, on the
9th day Of April, A. ID. 1929.
THE Commissioners heretofore appoint.
Il ed to receive and examine the claims
against the estate of JoHN w. MURPHY.
late of Newport, blacksmith, dec having
made rcport--H IS ordered thereon, That
the consideration thereof be referred to a
Conrt of probate to be holden at tho State
House in Newport. on the first monday in
May next. at9 o'clock A. NJ. and that pro
vious notice be given tby publishing this
order three several times in the Rhode Is
land Republican, to oil persons interested
to appear at that time and place and be
heard. A true copy, Witness.
b. b. ROWLAND, Prob OK.
aprilo
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POE GH Ys
From the Gospel Advocate.
TO THE WILD ANARANTH.

TO THE WILD AMARANTH.
g'be rose that gave it's perfume to the gale,
- tTinr-pb'd, for an hour in gay parade,
n.;do n, ,.-".ascus, bright imperial fiow'r,
Was born TO fauS ...-.
Sborr of It's bloom, and riHed - ats powr,
Seard by the blast, and scattered in the "a4e
So youth shall witber, beauty pass away!
The bloom Of health, the flush of mantling
pride
Nor wealth. nor skill, nor eloquence, can save,
From swift decay
Beauty and youth are dust, TO dust allied,
And time returns its tribute TO tho grave
Pale, unobtrusive tenant of the field
Thy fair, unsulled form shall still remain,
Mid summers heat, and autumn's chill career,
And winters reign.
Ev'n the first honors of the floral year,
To thee alonc shah gay Narcissus yield.
Fair emblem art thou of the spotless breast!
Like thee, uufading fow'r shall virtue bloom,
When youth and all lis busting pride rcposc,
Deep in tho tomb
When beautys cheek shall withcr, liko the
rose,
And beauty sparkling eye shall bc at rest
...e@s.@
ADVICE.
Tender handed press a nettle
And il stings yon for your paine,
Saueeze il like a man Of mettlo
And il soft as silk romans.
'Tis tho same with vulgar natures,
Use them kindly they rebel,
But be rogh as nutmeg graters,
And the rogucs obej you well.
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WIA.LIAM GOFF.

Has CONSTANTLY FOR sale,
At his Store head Of GarGner's tpharf ners
South Of The Breirery.
A great variety of CoRDlALS, of good
~ quality, such as Robbery, or Winter
green, Peppermint, Anniseed, Tonsy, CHINA.
mon, Lemon, Glove, and Spearmint Cordials.
The above may be had in any quantity at 20
cents per gallon.
Also; a general assortment of GROCE
RIES, Liquors, Wines, Teas. Crockory. &c
which will be sold as cheap as can be pnrehss.
ed elsewhere.
The subscriber gratefully acknowledges ,lie
liberal patronage hitherto afforded BY hir
friends, and hopes by his endeavors 10 please.
and strict attention to business, 10 merit a
Continuance ofihcir iavors. Feb 90.
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rNQTTCE.4N

FEQTxCE.eO
have made an arrangement with the
Il young gentleman who formerly kept,
my store, and who now resides in Boston
to purchase for me such goods rs are sac
rlfced and shall receive supply every
week during the Spring and Summer.
Hc has just sent me The joiio,ring:--
Whitened cot,ons at the low price 81 cts
The l24 ct. boxes Of cotton balls, now for
10 cents
Good cotton hose from 123 to so cts.
Calicoes from 10 cts TO 25 cts the yd.
Ginghams, plaids and stripes very nice
at l29 cents.
Remnants of silks. from 90 TO 40 cents.
Silk hose at the low price of 90 cts.
Gcntlemens suspenders, stout and nice at
10 to l23 cts.
Chidren's kid mitts 70. 121 cts.
Elegant flowers and wreaths.
Black Canton Grapes at SO so tho dress.
Nice black borage and ltslian nett.
Italian, India, and French silks.
More calicoes by the pound.
A lot of election handkerchief for chill.
dren, from TO % cents.
WIN. JAMES TILLEY.
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u r DC e r I E S,

u r o g e n z S,
-SuGARs--liavana white and brown, ". Or
leans, lump, loaf, and chrystallzed.
CorFEE- Cuba, St Domingo, and Old Java
RAIsINs-M Malaga, kegs * boxes, bloom
muscatel and bunch.
Nutmegs, Cloves Cassie, Cinnamon, mace.
citron, Pimento, pepper, currahts, almonds,
starch, soap, CASTLE soap. liccotise, indigo,
mustard, chocolate, prunes. olive oil, olives,
capres, anchovies, ginger, pearla shes, potash.
es, butter, cheese, pine apple cheese
LoRILLARD's Macabeau, rappee, and Scotch
Snuff, and + A. L. tobacco.
Dos AMIeos best yellow and spotted .egars
ViRGISIA, Cavendish, ladies twist No !,
Tobacco, lbs and los
Flour, Rice, buck wheat, peas, beans, oran.
ges and lemons
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We are glad 10 learn that translation of
M,lions private Correspondenco, With notes
bv John Hall Esq, o'this city, is in tho press
ard will soon appear The work win make
about ono hundred and fifty or sixty pages
Nat. Gazette.
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State of Rhode-lsland and Pro-
videncc Plantations.

WAsuiNGToN, sc.--Cicrk'S office, Supreme
Judjcidi Court, lfdrch 23d, .4D. 1920.
M lIEREAS the petition Of John M.
w Spencer of South Kingstown, in
the county Of Washington, cordwsiner ;
tho petition Of Richard Spencer, of South
Kngstown, in said county, cordwancr ;
the petition Of Mary Potter, of North.
Kingston, in said county ; the petition"of
Peter B. Phillips, of North Kingstown, in
said county, ycoman; the petition of John
Bullock, of North Kingstown, in said coun.
ty, mariner tho petition of Daniel Il. Up
dixie Of said North Kingstown, Esquire /;
the petition nf John Wallet. Jun. of Rich.
mond, in said county, laborer; for the benz
eht of the Act Of this State, entitled "An
act for the relief of Insolvcnt Debtors"
passed at the January session Of the Gen
eral Assembly, Ap. 1928, are now pend
ing before said Court Notice is hereby
given 10 the creditors of each Of the said
petitioners TO appear. if they shall see fit,
before said Court to be holden nt South
Krngstown. within and for said county of
Washington, on the fourth Monday in A
pril next, (iS29,) and shcw cause, if any
they have, why the several petitions OF
said petitioners above named, ought not to
be granted.
Given under my hand pursuan, TO said
act.
MATTHEW WAITE, Clerk
South kingstown, march %. 1890. ao