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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-10-16
q tHl DIR. RELIES
% q 0TANLCAL DROPS /!

Z Is Que vi The unost eihcucinus com, uulids ia
b = The .,iaitrid .itdica, tor tho cnfe 'oi that
/ class al Invrtera,e Direa-es, produced by an
impure state oi the blood. and . y,iatrd hsb-
II ot body, aud usua Iy cxhib, ing them. elves
lmtm ,rns ot .Seroutl. SKI Rhenm Lepro.
81, 81. .iathoay's FIRE. frpfr Sores. t.ycn
waen the bones are aifected.) Whie Stei-
hugs (if npollrd with DR.. Jebb's Liuinisnt }
Foul aud O5siinat Ulcers, .Sore Legs md
Eyes, Scaia head M C.llureo Scurry lud
.ScWbufic Gom, Pimpisa OF CV6ugci,d Fa-
ces Fssiering E,ap''ons,a,iJ Fensuri 1ainis,
throughout ihe 65ay, ~ which inst case ,he
Drops !i,'.hcure when Mercury iaiIs. They
are alsu the best Spring and .4m;amnaI
IN sic tn purify aud cleanse the sys,rm Tron
bunuurs which frequently appear a. these
SEASONS ufthe year. They aIsu AL The pro.
cessV Jlgcslop, aud, by purifying the blood,
prevent tnr secretion Oi tnslig nani' hunoura
vn ihr lungs. i - proprietor conf 'en,iy
frlrs upon The Sast Eu,i,bs r Of surpr,sing
cures rti''cteJ by these Drops. not only IA
Boston aud i,s vicinity bu, th,oughoos the
Unlon, Tor the bssi ptoof at their excellence
as an unih'l,ng aiitsaiipe Medicine, in alliho
eases above -pe,sth.d. This aii,cie has re-
Gently been pronounced by . pnysician nf the
HIST rrspertshlhiy. whv hnd witnessed i,s
srrprisl X efficacy. n en,tlrd. ~ his upinion,
10 take the lead al all the popular ar,iclss
knnwn ior the abnve coinplaini-. mud indeed
" ~ last gaming iinT po.nt m public cstlma.
tu,. ihinughpui the county
Pnce 5 a Bottle, or Sir Biiles r,r IS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-10-16

tt W AAuIsorox cIrv 18th Sept. IS32.
lnRDLkED, That ali pers.ns having CLAIMS
~ nrd.r the Convention bni" con The United
States aud His Majesty the king Of tie French
concluded on the 4ih 'f July. Isai d. fis mesh
'orlals ef the sane With the Secreiury ~ the
Hoard livery ,n~inorial 90 fled. must be ad-
dr., ssed o. the Commissioners. a must sci firth
ininuieiy aud particularly the facts aud Circua,-
stances, whence the right L" p'e.sr such clai.a
Is derived /" tho claimant, aud Il must he verified
by his siiidavit.
Aud Ia order that claimants may DO apprsed
of Whit the Doard now considers necessary TO
be sv.rIed in every such nem,rial. bsfars the
sanie viii be received and acted on, II 10 tar.
thor ~
Ordered, That in every such memorial is
shall ba srt firth,
J. For Il ia behalf Of whom tho claim 10 pre-.
lfefrod
! = Whether tho claimant is q ~iiizsn &c ths u
nited State, of America aud II so, whether ne
is ntiive or nainealiz ID, and where ~ INV hrs
d,.nicn !: " 10 iciasa,s,in his nwa dga;, then
whether be VAS a acu,zsn when the clal'a lid iis
oripi ~. and where wa. then his dpmic,i; oI Il he
claims "a tho right %. another. lion whether
sucl, n'her was citizen when t,ie cia'm rad Ito
origin. and whoiv was'taeni ani where - nov
lhis don,ciL 81 ssa... Mu..1f
3. Whether tho entire amount of the eam
does now, aaJ d,d "a, the time when tho claim
had It's orig,u, belong s,slyani Ds.luis y 10 tho
claimu nj ana N any cther person - OF nus Dern
Interested therein, or IA any part thsreoi, then
who Is su n o,hcr pvrs,n, and what 10, or was,,
the nature aud extent Of hIs mtofest, aud liow,
whcn, by ,wnal lhcaus. and Tor what consldsra.
| ton The transfer OF rights or interest. n gny
suci, were. tovs place between the parties.
| 4. Whether tine claimant, or any other whr
may at any time have been enirlsd tn the a.
IA mi eaiined 9or any part thereof. hath ever
received any and u any, what SUN Of money or
other equivalent as Indennificaliuu for the huie
ot nny part OF tno loss ar injury upon which the
cain is founded, and if so, when, aud frou
whuin. ihs siine was received i'Suf
And that umc may BE- allowed 20 the claim
ants To prepare and fiie the memorials above
mentioned II ~ iurthcr snl4si -N
Ordered, That when this Board shall clnse
lilic present session, II will adjourn 10 meet a.
gain ou ,he thrd Monday oI' Decen,ber next,
a, which time ~ will proceed l., decide whslhsr
tho memorials which may have been Ii ed With
the Secretary are "a conf rm,ty 10 tao oregoing
lnrdors. aud proper tc be received ior cxsmina-
ton, aud 10 Transact any other business tnat
may cUne before II. aud lnat, the Secretary
cansc public n,lice hereof 10 be aivrn m the
jo.runis aathor,zrd &, pub ish the laws ut tne
United states. BY osder of the hoard,
! Mlt set J. T. fRUSf, Sec.
*.sgJ' rhe papers a'nhopzed 4. pablsh the
Avs 81 the Unicd States WIN insert tho sboys
ln.t,co once week mill tue tni,d Mond.y OF
/ 1Decon,hsr next, and forward their scc9un,s 10
4 th.s office Tor payment 81 ~ tnwtJND
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-10-16

The Salem Gazeits furnishes the fal
lowing tables of votes gwen for Presi.
,eni aud Vice President at the elections
since Washingion's retiren,ent. pn =
1896 PrcAdent--Adamsfsl Jefferson
GO. Vice Pres,denl--r. P.nckney 5s,
A. Burr so. r s il otetn
1890. President jefferson 20. AL
am. g.. v-. Prss.dent---A Burr 73
i. Psnckpey,5S. b 5000 ~ 3 d
l5O4. Observation-Disclosures l62. @. G.
Pinckney Ia Vice Prrsidsat--G. Can
ton i62, Rofus Klng IA. ao slLL
iSOS. Observation-Disclosures. 122. C.
Y: P'"cknsy II. Vice President--G. (.
CI.ntoD llS, Ruins King AZ. n ,'if E
1872. Presid~nt--Aud,son 1877, D.
WIT Clint,t' 80. Wee Pr.s.deni-E
Gerry l2S, ingefsrIi %. + f. ~ ~.
1915 observation-disclosures ls3, Rul,.
King "a. Wee, Presideut--1s,muk..sl
ii3, opposition scntter,ux.
1870. PfStiden,--Monroe 2Is,, 20 op
posi''os sscsys one voss given ffsao k.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-10-16

following gentlemen were appointed Il
st,end the RepubIicnu Convention IL
support, oftnc National Administrations
10 meet in Provideoce On Thursday No
venlber l.. n1' ~ al 'A..A
sf, odi Sci CrRisr. g. CBAmPIIN,
70 h.ana WIN. HUNTER,
( si.,e4sfp WM. LrrTLEyIELD,
w sS ~ EiIsHA Atkins, JR. '''
R. r. Carr,
sfffN taa. Charles WHirviELp.
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THE BRITISH BANK OF TIE u
NITED STAT. 5Sti iiF

For the amusement and instruction of
our reHders, we give below, n list OF the
title .grnfry--fhe D9krs and Lords IT
GREAT BRiTIAN. who ARE stockhoid"rs IN
tho misraiicd Bank ofthe InI;ed S.ates.
We also exhibit the anpsint ol stock
owned by these English N b'emen--&
the sums they yearly draw from us ss
dividends upon. their stock st -
Sir WAiam Bor.pg 3' Brothers. d
c.. own 1915 shares. amounting Il"
S70i 500, on which the dividends at z
per cent will he annually 55;450. sga
Sir C,lin Campbell and Richard Hunter
own 37I shmres lunt 10 &37, 100
annual diyidsnitf2 595. 3ft >i if
The Righf H,aDGbe Sarah. Countess
Do,oagsr, Of Castle Sfe~ort. owns 100
shares l0.J00-atnuai div
idend 100. 5a f
Tie Right Honorable Francis c. s..
C0svay. Mvguis Hatf,pwns 1903 shares
--anoans Sl0O.3Od--aunusl dividend 7,-
O2I. .,, sh X
The Most Honorable Lord Htnry Es-
conat Gage, own. l20 share .--amouaf.
$4,000 annual dividend $40.
Sir Robert John Hmrey, o~ns l95
slares--amonnt Si9,500--anaual di.i-
lend 1906. !.
Sir W,Nicu K,ppze. Grnr"l in His
Briti.A Ngesty's .forces, KnigAt Of the
Grand Cross oftae OrlFroffh. Bath. &c
Sc. owns 7cs2 shares--anIuant $s2,2 200.
annual diyidrud 1854. .,re
Sir Gorge N.gsat. Bart. owns 900
siia,rs-rmaunt S20,0a0 annual disi.
lep,l 800.
Sir Mwaa7uts Warren Pea. ose. It..
Gen. &c. owns 500 sl,ares--annmnt
So. 900 --annunl dividend $500.
{ The Earl of Bcon hJmp. owns l50
shares-anount 5.000--nnnuaI dly-
tlcnd 1859. ~ ., ~, ~
Sir II. z. JJryso,. q. owns l5) shares
-amuihf 5l5, 5,000--annual dividend L.
$50.
Sir TYsieam A,sxan.l,r, owns59 shares
-nmoui 5000 Gnnnual ipidsnd $50.
Thus IT appears, ,ial doS,n Of the
lords. Dukes. EarIes, Marqnises. and
Baronets nf England. own SEQ shares
af the stock, amounting tn SI,t52, 600.
Tor which they annually draw from the
United States, for their dividends, NJ
wards of EIGHTY THOUSANDS
DOLLAHS.
! So mnch for The nobility,of England.
Tire smrunr oi stock owned hy other
foreigners, chiefly rich Nobl $ aud Ars-
tocrats of Europe, is 81, ,252 900, making
fae tofdi amoant Of stack kctfiy foreigners
appards Of EIGHT MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS. On this they receive 4
yearly dividend &c nearly SIX HUN
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
But this is not all! II this Bank hs
re-chartere,l. the stock will, nj once, in
crease in value at least 50 per cent, so
that The actual value of forrign stock
would he upwards "f fwciue millions of
dollars, and the donations Of the Nobility
a d rich men Of Enroye, in t6ai ca, G,
wouI'i be FOUR MILLIONS OF Doll
LARS. .gs,..,s k,a.g .a5er.haa sls e''
The worse feasnre in all this is. that
these immense pr,fits, which these for
eigners receive on their Bank stock, al
the exclusio,, Of onr own ciiizens. ARE ,o
q considerabis extent. made By ioaaing
the n'oa,y IF tn people efthc United States.
For it iS "a well 'kn~wn tact, thar the & "
erninent always has deposited in the
Bank, to the amount of, many mlIions,
ups,n which The bark I,rs business. aud
makes loans, as weif ss upon other funds
True Americaa. ,af
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NOTICE.

VTHEREAS ~ has bern ,grrcd to es
w tahhrh neS Insu' snee t'omrany ~
the towuo. Nswp"r,. under ,hr title ',i ihe
C"m,nr,cial Iu-ur.ncr Company a suh-crIp
iion io ,h- stock Of said Company has hsen
su'horz.d 10 he opened on Saturday The
2hh mt at tho .count,ng roam of Jnshna
Ssyer tor who IA purp"se The subsc hers vii
attend To- explain the ron'e.Dp ssrd Chatter.
and ~ receive two doIlars per shssc an cach
share that may then aud there he suhscr'b~d
and to give ,hs necessary tescp's for ihe
same. aie.i
,ss i".TyA ,p SAVER. c~mmitce.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-10-16

Governor Cass. the Secretary Of War
has IN answer. to a letter addr. ssei Ia
hin, by the Hon. Asher Robbins. aud the
Hun. Dufe~ J. Pearce, declared thai the
Courts Of Probate Of this State, are
Courts Of Records Within the meaning
az the late act of Congress for the benc-
Il, ofVfficers and soldiers Of the Revola-
iionNry war. -
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MARRIED..

In This Town on the 2:l nl,. by ihe Rrv
NJ. Eiiy. Mr. Nathaniel Cox 10 Miss Sar.
sh Anu ccgg rsha!l, d,ughter OF the Isie Mr.
Nathaniel C"gyeshall f.. 4,
~ p3th DIED
"a In his Town on Moaday nigh', Mss Mar,
D,ahIedsy. a.ed 50 years. ~ !.
q OaTossdavla.i.I Ia Bs eman. snn Of WIN
Ba,eman. E-q. aged IS yeas.
y q, Wednesday evening. Nrs. ''sry Lou
ia T2wnsend. wife of Mr. Il ,m nd, Tow n
sand. and dargh,cr of he lat dr- .WJisn
Fnrd ,a ne % wear nf her age
On Ncntay evrn'ng, War Jssn"s, -nr VI
Nr. D,niei & Dcnbsm. aged 2vears.
A, New-Yuk on Wriur-sisv lss,. Carn-
Iiuc Amelia. 'danghtrrfof NJ. Jn,pes Cog
gr-hs;i forncry % 'sis Town aged,2 ,ssrs
l4 A. ifndson Y Y nnihe 29tnlt .Nr. Rus
-eh Day, in me 43i year ofhis age-- late n
resident in this toan
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0TD Y = Il a. STA,

InF long s'an'leg au,l ot the most ohs,i-
~ uate cbsr,rtcrs has bren lln,nedla q "
'ehc,ed. and often permsrehtly crr,d. m a
vari efy of casrs that haze occurft q in Boston
and vicinity. by Us,ng TOR a short time
DIR RELIES VEGETABLE SPECIFIC
W ff ASH rl.taf l'at
ANTI BILIOUS PILLS,
both OF winch are To- b. iahrn iugether. &C.
cording 10 raiaobie pfaia aud prccfisai diree-
iions accompanying The Spaeiic. pslce 80
cts each.
IJ'None arc genuine unlces signed nm
The outside printed rapper. hy ibe sole yro-
pyitior. r. KtDDER. immediate successor 10
in- late d.. w. r. CoNwAY For safe ns
ms Counting Room over No. 90. Court
street. near Concert HALL. Bo>ton, and also
BY his special sppolnsment..by
-, h. OR X. n, HAZARD.
ut the sign cffhe
~ Golden Mortar,
,asa WAsnINGroN SouAREr
.. .. Nswpcss.
~ ~ Atso. ~ the sign effhs a'''
GOOD SAMAR2yX1G.
3 doo-s south of Market Squufe.
L. NkwrnRf, R.E
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DIs. JlGfsB'S CELEBRA.
TED L.NIMtN NT.

even in Cases of long standing. aud or the
mosi severe rharacter. have sece,vrd certain
rel,-f s,.i NAVY have hecn cured In a feA
days, so'nt IN "a hours! a. a number ut pct-
s"ns N Boston aud ,,o,ni,. ul,o were ior-
merly etIl c,ed with tue Rheumatism. have
very fully testified. Ccrphcs,cs are. ~ Nh
p"s-"s-on Ut the Proprietor, proving The
mo-t ,ho,ough aud Anrpts,ng cures by ,ncans
rf thus po~er'ul Linimfnt, ~ ra-e- wher'
other approved apphcn'ious had utterly Ia led
The LibIinrni ~ also used with sprrrss &"
Bruises SpraIns. Nominees, Stifacss Of th'
Joinis. Cblbinins. &r. ta
Price, so cts, bottle.
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Our latest accounts were Received
by the Steam-Bmt on Sunday morning
last.hy whirh il appears that WoIf's ma.
jority over Ri'ner was only 80 til Is si,Ie
the mountains. A eren: pavt of The
State yet remains to be- heard from.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-10-16

HsmpsLire. Vice Presidenl --Tomp-
kins 2i2, opposition divided.
1924. Presid~nt- Andrew Jnckson 90
John q. Adams "a, William IL Craw-
ford Al. Henry CIsy37. ~ ~
+ 1929. Prcsideni-Ardrew jackson
I7S. J. @. Adams 81. Vice president
john c. Calh un I73, H. Bush So.
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REMEDY FOR
u VI H II M a y VI.

rFNiiE excsncialing pain the decrep,'uda
4 aud de.o,may. aud the premature "Id
are, which are the nsusl attendants ~ this
disorder, are sniI'rc'l by many from despair
oi a cure, or d,sappoinlment IN the cIiirW y
ot h. numerous pteieuded nrtidotrs used I"
fret thus purpose. But those who ha,c G
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-10-16

. A f,rerious writer IN the west speak,
ing Of the superior n,tracsIons of q cut
to,, country, thus expresscs himself =
/" My own opinion IL, Il there we're y
country where -costDu grew beiter lha,
any other. though il were so s'ck'v tha
the people had tv breakfast. dine q snr
on calom-l jaicp, md sleep With hlIs'er'
on their hacks rsery night ~ the year
il would be inhabited by she c"tson plan-
ters." atH
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"a None orille Bark papers ha,e vet ip-
forroed.usgfor ~iia' purpose the Cniied
Sinfes Bank has sent 10 Eemurkv
Ninety Two TIL UstND DOLLARS IN
GOLD Is j; for BRIBERY Or
are The Kentucky ,,iHnclies IN danger of
BREAKING Lee, the truth CONT.
rt,n eiemis Washington Globe.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-10-16

ExTRAoRDIgAny FsAr Of SomNaMnu-
iIsM.--A n'an. by the name "f Reed,
from Nnva Scotia, walked ont OF the
third story of u house IN Creek square
on Sunday "ish,, wi,le asleep. ,apd fell
,,pon the pavrmrnt, Without ftFrivins =
any ss:ious irj''ry. Bhs. Atlas
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W AR DEPARTMENT.,
Pension EEcf,

Wnsl,ingion, October q. ic32. J
fIsHf. nu nber ni applications i"r Pensions IN
l. def the ssceot act 'oi Congress- already cx
ceeding i2Otu getber with tho state Of ths
heslih ~ ,Irs city Tor sumo ti'ne past. has pre-
scented tho .x ,mina,ipn aud decision &c these
riains, ~it. a. mich speed as sanxi"nsly do
sirrd BY The D.p,rineni, AID as is tue o. the
services and -utfIings oi these ,ncritar,vns vet.
eran., cn,,t'ea a. t,o b,uniy of their emsniry -
When " - resoIIected inst these cia',ns c"nts,n
inmate siate1ent ID .acts BY the appicnnts.
cu,b' acing their whole revuuti"ussy n'sv,ce.
together wish .uch corrab rating proof. cifcum
siant,al and direct as tliey are abe 20 collect,
aud that al ihese are invest gated aud compared
with the soils aud nther rccnrds ~ the Depart-
%, eni and ti,nt This process ~ necessary fairly
estib ,rh jus claims. and to prevent the grant
ina of ifnudu-nt orcs. and that nothing Will en-
sure The Initsr 'bjert bnt the moss cwcfuf ex.
amina,i"n and ri, ID scrutiny. ssme idea mny be
frined ,f tpe y ne aud Iabr vequ,sis 10 .f ffert
thcse objects l. ~ inposs,ble Ia ~. on. I'm tho
Gu, rent business ot tis ofFire and 10 answer all
ti'e Iett.ss, ss they arc rccc,ved.i
Md th's n.s'ceis. givrn t,st snrlieanis may
be sMi-ied. thcir eases will bs investigated IN
the v,drf of their secept,"n, aud ss rapidly ss
pps. ibI~, aud that each person will bo advised.
Of tue resnts, whether favorable or advef-c, or
wlr'hss srspcwdsd he iartaes pro'a. ~ xi,Ia.
nat o,s. W smp srh'scsss san.br taken up.
Aud all usry sest assured that tho snvs, vssar'
ell .ts ~iii b. made ~ hrinl this whole mat! or
10 . ch,se with ~ little delay No possib'c aud
nushsnu in the pswss vi tha Department y ~ BE-
wanting. 4" give hecs to tie be"evolsus insen.
s'ons of tongssss. BY ordsr;
Publishers oftl.s Laws of she United Stases
are seqqcssed - esnsess shs above Bs'ice. esur
times !. each ofthsis ssspsssivs ss~spspsss.
Oxa<xk~s
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va :. 7srms Of fAe R,ps6iieax
80 if ps'd ~ advance. os o325 q ne end
nf The year. M .t ~, u l. =
7 M psper disccnsincsd Until arress
are paid, aaless - tie discretion n The
Usher. ...I ..t ~ f<H<<
AZ .eeoun'. must y ..'ssd !. lee, -
Acknowledgements M msvhr1. w'p hk~cnsis
ned ulI fosb'ddeo. end charged secss lInsly.
Pr;Rfin9
OF Ell kiads dors wi,h n,asssss soj iss)aisb
A. 409 MALI,
u The Sess .rfshe Qevss9D uneh
~ s>(sapp - 11rD ~
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A Nsw STATE .Tha people of The
terfiioryof Michigan. have i,~en ca'ied
on 10 assemble and vote IN their rrsprc-
tive districts, en- he question of forming
"A constitution of State Governmrps. pre-
para'ory Ia an application i;r ns.nissian
into ,he uu,pn, as aniudrpcndrnt state.
The population of Mchleau is abr,' g.
900. IL icoalairs "a 90N.000 ncres OF
land, Of which lG,4DO 900 heh,nc o. The
Uniied States, and there are .fcD, ,V3J
10 whicI, The India lille hasuot oeen ex-
tinguislied. iassar ,ssei.
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Far The R ! REruBLIcAs.
To NV NIECE.


Anna nv Mere. ibnu ari a l",eIv child
Now.n l,sping infaoey.,iy herr,.ir sas--
evr knawr,h grlef--'hy brow isyswssils
mid
- IL spor'vr inrocency through each dny
Thm mpassesi--,hn< 10 see thee gently. nlay
Dmhp'essnre n fond paren,'> heart afford :
When older grown, may'st thou keep the
better way: N as
though 'ganst thee SANDER shall dare i,s
! lies record. iItsa latHpJ
And envy do the same tho both stand self
sbhni'J.
AsxA, my Dear, moy'st thou be mild aud
just! Hig m a. iHN4a
Nor anger feel 'ga'nss ih,seiwbo chance
To err.
q Lsi piy warm thy brers,- to vir'ue trus,
AMI .s,arkep 40 her counscl--n defer
Whai her sweet voice commsndeih.-~ This
prefer na sf0oFs stnl
!, Thy conscience clear no guilt d s'urb
Thy resr; sf.f tftit ff.'
This one srourcc, at least, shall on ihre
pence confer;
And in ,tsslfst tinrs. shall make the bIes';
Tho many cause conspire Thy feelings q"
molest. ,s,.,t, fsass asi C**
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I Tar sLlviNa SgcLrrov.'-CaIvin Ed

Tar sLlyINa SEELrrov.'--CaIvip Ed
s,n--,s not dead. The Portland .Aayer-
iisrr says. that he is exlnhiting inn'srll
ia G"rha,n, 10 Aiaioe-'iapr worm or 10
,npe worm We had h"peh ,hn, the re-
port w"i'ld prove irnr--i"r he last lime
we saw him, he was bat ~ n,rre synrpsis.
ahridgmcni, nn,. .csriailed ahbrev'alIhi,'
of humanity. lie had suffered aud vas
suffering much--and il would be y mercy,
hicl,shonId LAY ll,m down in f.s last
lrepose.' 1'efF sfi stH9 Prov. Jour.
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LIST ON LETTERS.

ED EMAlNiNG ia the Posi-Oflice
NV Newport r.. ! October LIST 1892.
o. Persons calling sor them should
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DIED.

On Saturday, the 20th Instant, GEoRerANA,
third daughter Of JonN and FfpLINpA Roach.
aged four years and five months. This interest
ing child was the delight of all who knew or saw
her, and her death will long be lamented by those
VIII remarked the bright promise she gave Of fu.
ture excellence
In Annapolis, on Friday evening. latter an
illness Of ten days, which he bore with the NOS,
exemplary forti,ude,) JAS. WILLIAMSON, Esq. a
Delegate elect to the Legislature OF MARYLAND
from that city Thus has there passed from lille
to death. in the prime of useful manhood, one
who was no less esteemed for the amiable quail
ties of his heart. than for the faithful performance
of the duties Of good citizen and the generous
discharge OF all The Obligations Of social society.
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will be a. illustri0us as that Of Canova. or Chan
trey, and that his effort will be worthy Of the
subject to which be has devoted himself. with so
much ardor and hope. We have now before Us
a series of playful sketches recently made by him
in Paris while discussing his prospects, his fears
and his hopes with another man Of genius, and
an artist now abroad.
He has here, with bold hand, blocked out in
ink the head of Washington. Under the pecu
liar circumstances before alluded to, it has more
than ordinary interest. Nothing can be finer
than the outline, the noble forehead, the we'll de-
fined nose, the firm lip, the we'll fixed and reso-
lutte chin. 1t is marked likeness. The artist
seems to have understood his subject, and to
have given in an instant all its expression of cha.
racter, with the truth of history.
On the same sheet, aud at q short remove, is
the head OF Napoleon. This is q striking like
ness. 1t combines the hero Of Aasterlitz and
the prisoner Of St Helena. The heads Of Ad.
ans the elder, Of Lafayette, Of Cooper the novel.
ist, are also in the groupe. Above, the profile
Of Miss Cooper, the novelist's daughter, is traced
below, is the never firing groupe Of LAGOON, the
classical figure OF Apollo. the grac efuily bending
Venus de Medicis. The character of each is
distinctly marked, and the whole sketch. though
quickly and carelcssly done. is precisely what
none but genius and an artist of extraordinary
merit could produce.
Ii will be preserved as memorial of coun-
tryman, who bids fair to encircle his own brows
with the wreath OF fame, and to honor the coun-
try that has now honored him.--.7B. Dali .Adu.