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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-17

OF q Fathers love TO none. but those OF our
pnuy What shall | arrogate the whole Of
mo Creator's goodness to myself? shall ]
condemn the wise and good because they
DOW not at tho shrine Of my devotion, and use
not my formula of Worship Why lived q
Socrates? why did Confucius teach the
practice OF virtue Why wrote Plato ? why
rnoraized a Senecs? Shines the sun on none
who embrace not our creed, who contcd not
Tor our faith? Do the golden harvests spring.
do the fruits, and flowers, and trees arise IN
due succession, and spread lifs and Joy for
none but our party? Great God we'll is il
for man thou art not sub;ec, 10 bis contracted
feelings, and that thou livest on, the Univer.
sal Father, the Unisersu Friend. though he
forgeis his brother and fabricates the sword
to stab his peace.
We are grieved at heart TO marx human
folly. 10 observe how seciarian craft converts
the purity and l"veliness Of religion into .
source of human degradation and perverts
even the holiest and best feelings Of the hu.
man heart to a means Of human ens.avemrnt
and misery But we hope II will not always
be TINS that wisdom will yet be heard aud
religion bc.- what il should be, q source of
love. joy, consoling hope. and universal abid-
ing peace. Then the angry strife which now
prevails will be hushed, the boistcfous pas
sions which rage will be- st.lled. Zjon's watch
nen viii see eye to eye. will Iift up their
voices together. songs Of peace be heard. and
the universe be filled with righteousness aud
frliciiy.-Bni long as we are striving TO close
the gates Of heaven against all who may not
be Of oar op'nion; long as we are composing
sea and land to make proselytes TO our pecn-
liar notions long NJ we deem all enemies Of
God who may oppose our creed, just SO long
religion will fail TO be blessing. and theology
will prove deep and burning curse its con.
ieniion be bu, prelude toihe walling Of the
damned. The Ph'idnthropist.
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From the Phiiad. U. S. Gazette.
MR.. GIRARD'S WILL.

Mr.. Robert Delsiver yesterday published
the WILL, and also biography, OF the late
Stephen Grard. We could have squeezed
tho will into our columns this morning, and
thereby have squeezed, perhaps, q portion oi
the profits from n worthy citizen! We shall,
therefore, only give an abstract, a li,tlo more
comprehensive than that we published on
Tuesday. t
Mr.. Girsrd, in the commencement Of his
will, styles himself Mariner and Merchant.
he gives thirty thousand dollars TO the Penn
syIvsnia Hospital, on condition thar from its
interest Nhe sum remaining as part OF the
capital Of The nstituiion) the directors pay
Lis black woman Hannah, now declared free,
two hundred dollars per unnum. IN quarterly
payments. balsnco 10 be applied to the
comfort of the sick in the hospital, and the
employment Of malfons, purses and assistant
nurses.
3D. $20000 To the Deaf and Dumb Ins,i.
tuition, 3D. Sl0MW 20 the Orphan ASYLUM
of Philadelphia. lh-$i0.OOO to tho control
LET'S Of the public schools 5th--To the city
corporation SIOO00, the interest to-be ex
pended in wood for poor white honse keep
ers and room keepers of good character, IN
the city. 9th -Cap'sln's Society $l0.O00.
9Th Grand Lodge S20O00, to be invested
until 1t amounts TO $50 600, and the interest
then d,sposed Of IN charity to poor and res
pec,able b'e,hren.--6,h--6000 for school
house in Passyunk for poor male and female
childrrn in separate rooms.
From the 9th to the 18th inclusive, are leg
scies TO relatives. and snnu,ties "a friends,
and those who have been in his employment.
Masscrs Of chips. who have sailed the two
last voyages for him. and who shall bring in
the ship safely, are to have each $500.
I1h-250000 acres of land in the state Of
Louisiana, with oil ils improvements. slaves.
&c. to the city of New Orleans, after the
death Of Judge Brce. who. during his life, 10
70 enjoy the profits thereof To tho ciiy Of
Philadelphis two thirds Of The remainder of
The land. to be sold after 8 yoars. To the
city OF New Orleans the other third.
20lh--All the remainder Of the estate, real
and personsl, to the city Of Philadelphia. The
real estate In PennsyIvanis Dot to be sold,
aDd the sents and issues applied 70 the rcpsiTs
md rehri'd,rgr thereof paying The above
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-17
State Of Rhodc-Island and Prov
idence Plantations.

BRIsroL. Sc Clerks Office Of the Supreme
Judicial Court. toithin and for said eornty
Of Bristol. January I'd, 1882.
VE7 HEREAS ELIzA ANN BEBEE. wife Of
w Henry Bcbee. Of Warren. in the said
county Of Bristol. mariner, now residing in
pats TO the petiiioner unk known. has fled her
petitinn in this office. praying for tho reasons
therein stated. that the marriage contract
snbsisting between her and her said husband
may be snnnlled - Notice 10 hereby given
to the said Henry. To appear before the said
Cour, 10 be held at Bristol, within and for
said county. nn The second Monday of March
next. to show cause. if any he have, whore.
fore the prayer of said petition onghs no. to
BE- granted
sAML. COGGEsHALl.. c1.n.
Bristol, Jan. 2, 1882. tml2.
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rroys fks Ysrnow Patriot.
TIE OLD MANS FATE.

An old man lived On cot obscure,
Aad very cid roap WAS bs;
And shs houss vas old. and cyasy. and poor,
klltstssrsd without, and . riskety doov,
whsrs the suje old winds would howl and rear
AZ thsy howl seond ship at sea
His hsis was white, and bic syss were weak.
So wssx ~ sosresly could sse; ttt
His soics wss trsmnlous when he wooH spssh
Ia hin4iy TINE sDA an aecspt meek nr
A1d ,otsssng name 7ss bic to seeh
T.sksrd sfs 'fsirs lssrs.
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Court Of Probate. Middleton, .sop. 81, 1881.

Court Of Probate. JMiddteto,on, .Vop. 81, 1881.
M HEREAS the Executors FIRST account
w on the estate of JOSEPH CocGEsHALL.
late Of '1iddletown, deceased. was thus day
presented for examination and sllowance.--
II Is ordered, that Decentralization thereof
be referred to Court'of Probate to be hold.
EN- q, the Town. House, in Mid ,irtown, on
the Sd Monday in Dec. next, at o'clock. pm
and that copy of this order be published 3
successive weeks in the n ]. Republican,
that all persons interested may appear at said
time and place and be heard. BY order,
WILLIAM SMITH, Prob.te Clerk. 5
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE, !
Patent Office, Oct. "a. 1881. {

4 PPLICANTS for Patents sre hereby
IA n"'lhed. tina, in future. no Patent for
any Machine. nr Inprovemcni therein. will be
issued. nniI good model thereof be furnish
ed To THIS Office.
By order Of the Secretary of State.
JON y CRAIG. Superintendent
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will commence about the st Of December at Mr..
Towers Academy = two evenings in each week,
for three months--at 81 25 cts, for each subscri-
Der. books furnished gratis Those who wish to
attend the school, will please leave their names at
the Store Of the Subscriber, soon--as no scholar
can be admitted aftor the school has commenced
nov. 9th, 1881 e. MARSH ir
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FJETH CENSUS.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington. 25th October, 1881. {
TE Accounts of the Marshals Of the u.
Il States. in relation to the Fifth Census,
being in course Of final settlement, all per.
sons who have been employed by the Mar
shals IN that service, are requested TO give
information 10 this Department ofthc amount
received by them. and Of TINT which remnins
due from the several Marshals, by whom they
were respectively employed 3w-36
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SPERM OIL.
NEW LINE.

yxsEA THE public are respect
.ES5SsTXHrT fully iniormed that a new
r2xs-SsZ&-GG. line of Stages has COM
menced running between this place and Fall
River, on tho following days, viz: Leave New.
port on Sundays. Wednesdays and Fridays, on
the arrival Of the steamboats, from New. York,
Returning. will leave Fall River on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, at II o'clock, and ar.
rive at Newport in sc,son for passengers to take
the steamboats, for New York
Stage Books al MIR Townscnds Cotfco House.
Faro 81. Newport, Nov tst. 1891.
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sThis last fall. 1891, on the Goth
of November, there had been no
frost in Newport: the cattle were
grazing on the growing herbage Of the
field, aud the most delicate plants Of thc
garden had received no injury from the
cold. On the Both of the same month,
the Thermometer at Washington, stood at
20 degrees above O. and the steam boa,
between that city and Alexandria. was
compelled to stop part Of the day. On
account If the ice making in the Poto-
mac and on the same day the North
River wns frozen down to the city of
Hudson. On the Sd day Of December
tho rivers were. generally. closed BY ice;
and intercourse with the in,crior by wa
ter, wholly suspended. Thus in the
short space Of thirteen days, VIC passed
from season Of luxnriant verdure, to
aud unrclenang winter.
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lfthere be one thing, more than another.
we derrecate, that thing is the scctarian n feel
ing which now RACES 10 prompt the sigh Of
the good man, and to dcpress the heart ofthe
philanthropic.
Why. why is il, with grief we ask, that
mon cannot learn they possess a common
nature that they have common wants-com
mon means Of happiness? Why must we
elernally waste our time, and exhaust our
energies, in dividing ourselves into thousa nd
petty factions, and urming each with wrath
Spd dsmna,on 10 the other? Arc there not
ply scsl evils enough! is there too little Of
poison in the miasma of our swsmps and
msrshes-too little Of noxious efiluvis in our
atmosphere little OF pain and sickness
and death, that man must league with the
ministers Of wrath, and be forever the great
est plague and tormentor OF his kind
Human beings what mean &c? Have ye
no higher wishes than to supplant a brother
--no:hoGer aspiration than To spread univcr
sal discord, and to revel in the misery of your
own creation? Why divide yourself? why
introduce SO many causes pf endless war up.
on your own beet good' Are ye go stupid
as to imagine yc do honor to the great Cause
that gave yoirbeing? Think yc, lie is fat
tered by your petty sqnabbcs your MISCHIEF
ous parties; your secisrian feelings: your
sec,srian wars, and your sectsrian triumphs'
What! would yc recommend yourselves 10
your Father by mixing his children wretch
ed I; BY blasting the moral beauty Of h,s off
spring. and ,hwarting every eff;rt Of his pn
ternsl love Why dare ye come into his
presence and claim HE spprobnt'on. BY av"w.
ing. each for himself "f am Bap,ist.""I am
a Presbyterian" II am . Methodist" ~ am
Universslisi." II an q Unfsrisn." ~ nm a
Catholic, ~ am Protestsnt?" Whist sees
he in these Distinctions but the badges Of
discord angry strife unhoIy ssge. and "n
relen,inr persecution. He sees in the sec.
iarisn feelings which give birth 70 those cx
clama,ions, only the causes which have de
fcased the grest purposes Of our existence |;
nourisked ths snakes that have gns we'd our
hearts. and those which have made this beau
sifL earth. 70 rich in IovcIiness and 30 repielc
with osoofs Of Fathers love. moral dcser,,
tho image Of the oft imagined hell
Why, Why is 1t. thst we cannot learn on,
God views ~ simply as hvmn bengal Docs
he love nc only when ] bear this or that
name when contend for this or that parry
Does God love none but the Catholic !? none
bot the Cslvinist7 the Avminisn7 2 the Uni
vcuslst7 ihs Uni'Nfipn? Extends The ercofs
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COMMERCIAL.
Latest Date from London September II
Latest Date from Liverpool September IA
Latest Date from HaUre September 10
BALTIMORE PATRIoT OFFICE,
AN.IasLau n,cIncL d Al


The Market Since our last report the wagon
price Of Flour in Howard street has declined to
IS 81; sales from stores have been made uni
formy at 6 90 a 6 064; in one instance fraction
more was obtained. We are ADVISED of sale
vt City Mills this morning at IS full price
The transactions in Grain have been very limit
ed owing to the smallness Of the receipts; we
quote Red Wheat of good quality at IL a Is.
and White at l5a 90; Corn rs IS; Rye
60 a Go according to quality, and Oats SO SAC.
Sales of Rio Coffee at IA sc. and st. Do.
m,ngo at l3. l4c-these prices have been rea-
Oily obtained; at auction yesterday 70 bags Cuba
were taken at 144 l4ic. No change in Whis-
key-saes in hds. at SIC and bbs 5Sa Sac
We note sale by auction of - hhds. Trim.
dad Molasses at SSsc and So hbds Matanzas at
GOT 27c. $50 hhds Porto Rico Sugar brought
7 55a 8 so There has been considerable ac,-
witty in Prosisions-sales of prime Beef at g.;
prime Pork 10 IS; the market is bare of mess:
last sales at Is. Lard &c and Bait Hams 1lc
There have been no recent supplies of Tar: last
sale at 90. tot Of Turpeutine was disposed
OF at 9 25, 1 months.
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BOSTON MARKET, Der. 10.

FfoUr.-There has been considerable business
done in the Flour market since our last report,
and some parcels have been taken for expectation.
The supplies of Genesee which have come in this
week, are about $500 brIs. more than two thirds
of which were sold before arrival, and the resi-
due has since been disposed Of. at e. 81 per
br. The safes of Southern Flour are 1000 brls
Petersburg a, 6 25. 500 do Howard Street, 6 80.
500 do do 6 62i. 6h0 do Fredercksbur at Is.
500 do Richmond Canal G 25. 700 do Mum
tain, 25 81 per brl 400 do Baltimore
Wharf, IL 6sj. 500 DO DO free OF garlic,
G 81 !, credit 4 and months.
Grain.-In consequence of limited supplies,
and an increased demand for the retail trade,
prices have further advanced, and Southern White
and Yellow fiat Corn, have been made at 80 a
81 and round do 84c per bu Rye is in better
request, at higher rates. Oats scarce at improv.
ed prices.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-19

Ho,o Bracs Nan Fights Duels. Admiral
Codringlon, the hero of Navarinos who is a can.
didate for Davenport and S!onchouse, last week
received challenge to mortal combat from a
man named Wolcombe. He however had no
taste for this mode Of settling dispute, and at
dinner given him few days afterwards, allud-
ed to the affair as folows:--"lt might perhaps
be thought that he fond Of fsh ting; but there
was no man who liked it less; and he never in
his life took bis ships company into action, with
out feeling heavy responsibility as to the neces-
sitV of akns their lives. He thought the Town
Hall the proper place for settling dispute like
that between Mr.. Woolcombe and himself, and
he should be glad to meet him there. and the
constituency would then be able to judge who
was IN the wrong" Our fighting dandies OF all
descriptions NAV take lesson from the conduct
OF Admiral Codringfon. There are few men
who possess that species of moral courage which
dictated this avowal on the part of Sir Edward.
Loadon Paper.
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From HE London Magazine.

The HFRo OF THE PLAGuE.-When the
plague ragged violently at Marseiles, ever link Of
affection was broken; the father turned from the
:hld.-the child from the father; cowardice
and ngratltude no longer excited indlsnation.--
Misery is at its height when it thus DESTROYS ey-
sry generous feeling. dissolves every tie
Of humanity. The city became desert, the
gras, grew 10 the str eets,-a funeral met you al
every step.
The physieisns assembled in body at the
Hotel de Vile, to hold consultation on the
fearful disease, for which no remedy had vet
been discovered. After long consultation,
thew decided, unanimously. that the msad, had
peculiar and mysteriou, character, which open
ing corpse might deyelOpe;--an operation which
II was Impossible to attempt, since the operator
must nfalby become victim in few hours,
beyond the power of human art to save him, as
the violence of the attack would preclude their
administering the customary remedies A dead
pause succeeded tins fatal declaration.
Suddenly surgeon By the name OF Guyon. in
The prime Of life, and OF great celebrity in bis
profession. rose, and said firmly.-" BE it so:
devote myself for the safety of nv country. Be-
tore this numerous assembly, | promise, in the
name OF humanity and religion, that tomorrow.
at !he break Of day. will dl<sect a corpse, and
wrtr down as proceed. what Observer
Heieft the assembly Instantly. They admir-.
| ed him, lanented his fate, and doubted whether
he would persl,' IN his design. The intrepid and
pIou' GuyOn, animated BY all the sublime energy
'ehslOn or patriotism can inspire, acted up to his
"ord. tie had married and vas rich; and he i'm.
nedIateiy made his will, dIttatet by Justice and
P'e'y' tie confessed, aud al midnight received
Tue sacrament.
man bad died in his house within four-and
twenty hours. Guyon. at day. break, shut him
-" up IN the same room: he took with him ink,
paper aud little crucIhx. Full of enthusiasm,
never han ne fet more hrm or collected. Kneel-
,ns oeslGe the corpse, he wrote, Wondering
tenement OF an Immortal soul, not only can
Sate on thee without terror, but even with iov
'no gratitude. Thou wilt open to me the gates
glorious eternity Ia discovering to me the
"Tfet cause OF the terrible plague which d,troys
" uau'e city, thou wilt enable me 10 point out
VINE salutary remedy; thou will render nv sa.
s''nGe u'e'al d God. Continued he> thou wilt
'T s. me action thou hast thysplf inspired"
ne oesan-he finished the Dire adful operation.
~ "'orued IN detail his surgical observa tons.
"' "eh 'ei' the ronn.-threw the papers into
'e " vinegar, and immediately sought the Lag
arctic, where he died in twelve hours,-a
q Ten tunes more glorious than the warrior.
wv save his country, rushes or the enemv's
Nh a'-sln'e he advances with hupe,' at least,
Gny. nav =" ""''e
rNyyHcians who remain firm in tie discharge
,, We" uaues, while the fears of their fellow
,o ,aF T' are prompting them 10 fy from con'a,
s 0n.p that moral courage which is as far
~ , .,Ur |" the PHYSICAL energy which sustains
:, 'V'''er III battle, as mind is uperior to mat
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BY WILLIAM ID MUTT.
SAMUEL CHEW.
GEO. WHITE, Auct.
oct I9-Sawts

I'm Tuesday next. 23d instant, at o'clock, P. H.,
~ will be sold at the Auction Store Of VIM. u. Mutt,
The Contents of one Chest and one Trunk Wearing
Apparel aud sundry other articles, among which some
beautiful Shell Work, Wrought Stones. Watch Seals,
&c. Also,
Nine Patriot Doubloons, One Sovereign, and few
pieces of Copper Coin.
he sale is made by order of his Britannia Msjesty's
Acting Vice Consul, being the effects Of subject of
his Majesty. named John Wilson, who died on his pss
sage from Bermuda to this port, on board the British
schooner Brilliant, Evans, master. oct IL
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NEW-YoRK MARXET-oct. l6.

Flour is quite firm, aad the demand good, at
855 6 for Western. and Southern sorts are full
ly up to the prices Of last week, with very light
stock.
In Cotton less is doing; the advance which
holders demand, checks the buyers. Barley has
been sold at 81 81! cts. In Coffee there has
been sale Of 1900 bags Havana. at what price
we do not know exactly; but the article Is not in
quite the full favor 1t enjoyed two weeks ago.
U. States Bank sold freely at the Brokers Board
this morning at the price of yesterday morning,
viz. at 120! 2I.-Jour. Com,
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w II. Thompson & GO.
EHAvE received by las, arrivals. further supply Of
IL SEaS0M3BLE DRY GOODS. Among then,
are the following.
Blue, black and fancy cold cloths and cassimeres
81, a, 10 4. Ia and IL rose blankets
Point and dufhe do
Cassinets of every color and price
Drab hushings and kerseys
Stripe and plaid li.seys
Petershams, for Bang up coats
Red, white, yellow, green and scarlet hannels
S green carpet baise
Goats hair and other camblets
English and French black bom5azines
Black and colOred circsssians
64French meTino cloth, black and fancy colors
Merino shawls and scarfs
1hbe,, ilernsni, Grape, gauze and worsted hdk!s
Rest black Italian lustrrgs
Black mode and colored Florences
Plain ustring and fashionable bonnet ribbons
White and cpo-ed Canton hanneis
SUPERIOR 4 Irish linens
So and 8 lawns and Russia diapers
sand 10 Irish table diapers
8 + and lO-4 do damask do
Damask table cloths aud napkins
Irish and Russia sheetings
Silk and Valencia vesngs
Ladies' and mems best II. S. gloves
Cotton worsted, ami silk hosiery
Domestic shrtlRgs and sheetngs
T;ckings, plads and stripes
With almost every aruce found in Dry Goods Stores
for sale upon favorable terms, waoLEsALE or RETAIL
oct l5-tf
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H0arAers wanted
Y. KeMneaN

HAS received, per schooner Fornax, the following
1 i publca ions viz:
Discourses, Reviews. and Miscelsnies, BY william
Elery Claiming: second edition, octave; cloth
Dictionary of Biography, comprising the most emf
nent characters of all ages nations and professions by
T. A. Davenport; illustrated by 200 portraits on wood;
royal octave, cloth
Ware on the formation ofthe Christian Character;
fourth edition; addressed to those who seeking to
lead religious life; 18mo, half bounds price SO cts.
Causes and Evils OF Contentious, unveiled in twenty.
eight letters to Christians, by Noah Worcester in
teresting and valuable little work; lSmo. half bound,
price So cents. oct 15--eoSt
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look Out!-$bO Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, likely, black
IL smooth skinned Negro Lad. called
H,4NSON,
about 90 years old ola moderate active sze and has
scar in his forehead very plain to be SEEM caused by
fall from horse He absconded about the 18th of
August last ssd has been seen in Alexandra since, on
board of small vessel He is q very smart, active
artful fellow, and will evade detection if possible.
1 will give the above reward. if taken sixty miles
from my residence or $50 any shorter distance, if
cured in Jail so that get him again, and all reasonable
charges If brought home to me
H.. d HATTON,
Hatton's Hills near Piseatsway. Maryland