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Richmond, l-in Fthfnlry, T-I2
The parties will take notice. have appointed
further day day April for Their attendance At
office city Richmond which day, hy 10 O'clock A.
hereby notified attend, with their accounts and
evidence enable the duties
CURED by the foregoing decree.
JOHN SHORE. comnis,ioncr.
Mari
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correetion-Mr HoLLENASs speech on The election
of Governor, udicrousy made to read IN one SEN
,ence, it iros The duy Of The Hhgs TO 'b0ther thfe cor
dition of the country. should hare been 10 "0e''e'
the condition. ,.
NJ, In the election of Major General, Dr. Licos
voted for Gen Sloan throu ghout.
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,,,b,ful counties now represented oy
s''''' = obviously their intention TO make
~ nv, - carry the next Legislature, so that
ss 'u' '.,;on The Congressional Districts to
' .'s. elect their Governor and do such o'her
~ :, The injury of the Commonwealth as
aF, INC present day delight IN DONG
;s ,,,,,lsss raise the flag of opposition to our
.ssrsrer Whiggery is strong enough 10
f. s ,bow Of fight. Such being their purposes
o ~. = the bounden duty of the Democrats
~ and honorable means to "head' them
.,,dda,es should be brought out forthwith
.n.ss which went largely for "Harrison
,bc fall of 1870 Hard cider is no longer
ssr.rare OF the people, the leading mea,
vbfs party are very generally fepnd'atedl
and We verify believe, that there IS hope OF
.,nr,bs OF the counties Of the State. AT
:, VIGOROUS effort be made in every one OF
hen, i: we are beaten, we shall nave the
knowing that we deserved better late.
~, The Republicans Of Campbell, Bedford.
II. Henry, Franklin, &c, to bring out can
..s,r respective counties without delay; not
..i3,,es Who give reluctant assent to serve,
-. ,sn who will take the field with deter
;, ,on,es, every inch Of ground; men who
!. 10 the people the humbugs, the m'srepre-
,bs snormi,ies of the Wing party. Let such
:, n he good cause, and we honestly believe
: vi,l crown their efforts.
I'D 10 our own county, we are astonished that
n be any difference Of opinion among our
..,o The propre,y of starting opposition to the
!. ;be wing party. If ever we intend to
..,.,ss srain in Campbell, surely snow is the
..os" Could we commence the work OF or
!, more auspicious period than the pre-
=, nor, ,iaa one.haiF Of our opponents are so
,,,,b the acts and doings of their party, that
> they have entirely repudiated politics.
, majority Of the other half earnestly pro'es,
:, n-,minent measures Of thei. lsaders-and
, ,esn9wletrcd connection Of those measures
Gerry, mus, hang ms milestone around me
,bc. candidates Their camp is IN admirable
I'd confusion; they are in no situation tor de.
.,,ll DC wait for them to get better prepared
.r5 renel oar attacks Shall we supinely
, onr posts when the victory may be won by
,s.anl, upon the enemy Such would not
+, = or prudent General, and such, We sin.
a.. viii not ae the course Of our political
,a,s county in the language OF an old sol
~. /, argues 4 want of courage TO surrender
80 main weapons of defence are in our own
Tasn wake up, Republicans Of Campbell !!
the true spirit Wake up wake up say
W.te up every where, and save the citafe
/ .,e hands of the enemy. Committeeman
reryrhere. Enlarge your numbers-'n
b. central fres-work in season and out OF
nd let us save the Constitution from the grasp
burgers and the Federalis,s Union and
5nr wa,chwords, and glorious victory awaits
{! enquirer
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5a,e Of Delegates yesterday indefinitely post
j. South. Western Road Bill. (Now, them
he South. West, for the preliminary arrange
N Engineer to trace the rou'e-a Comm's'
,,aier with Tennessee-Repor,s TO be MADE 10
S4s.lon-runds to be hereafter raised, By our
IL, cut Of our own means) Butno Distrbu-
d. say vel, would be fatal error IN the
! the South Western Road To associate It's
tunes with the otious Distribution AS one
eais of,he Road, we strongly protest against
,nnneNinn.
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I. INDUVrSUII, ] IIUIIIuS
n II. Tucker, Martin
Iirman and Secretary.
proceedings be signed
and transmitted to the
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. EDITOR or THE ErQUiREk. ,,,,
Bosr0 February 70, le12.
Deserving in the columns Of your paper OF the
. m account of an Abolition and iaceRdtdry
,rcen,ly held in Faneul Hall, in this City
scented as advocating such sentiments as are
Am string of resolutions unworthy of the sa-
Il n which The meeting was held, permit me 10
snlness 10 place my name in proper light,
part taken BY me at said meeting.
reference 10 the comments i'll The Post, the
alter The meeting, and short extract of my
rou viii at once discover, why my remarks
: reported IN full IN the Emancipator. The
/. was an act of injustice, to report my name
.,,nr those reasonable designs, when all ut.
As m opposition to their views, and only enabled
b. Inc large majority Of the real friends to the
q The Hall.
nm. 10 be- Tie official account signed by The Chairman,
aat ii all the usua! iurnIs.-Edtcr
ENTRAcr.
~ this meeting. Mr. Chairman, as one big with
Ne ia,e OF this RErrBLic; hence, | cannot re-
mi. when il is 10 be discovered this movement
..igs gri.,a Would it not b. we'll to carry our
llcs. when. under Edward W., the brave patri-
5,and. taken at the battle of DuSBAR, were
B.;lsh orders, as slaves, to the New England
r. which could add, crowded expectations
B C,rmoIics, who were subjected TO the same
!, the NEGRo SLAVES, and in the New England
5 l6-5
row the Sc modern roreys Of LIBERTY call on the
F. lm>n CIrIzINS 10 unite with the ABOLl-
SIS and CELEBRITY PARTY" at all future
d: when the real object is 10 effect Union OF
and State, by which means they valnly hope to
a separation Of our glorious UNION. This
" Factory system would bt come what II now is
md, the ajode Of eiee and nursery Of s'ares.
Yours, very respectfully,
WM. EMMONS.
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MEETINGS ~ AMELIA.

George Q. Robertson,
Wiley, George McGlas'
Foster, John Jeter, and
On motion Ordered, T
by the Chairman aud ST
Editor of the Richmond
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the meeting adjourned, 70 meet again at March Court
date to be voted for The delegate 10 represent this
county, in the next session Of The Gcnetl Assembly
FABlUS LAWSON, <Chairman.
GEO c. MOORE, Secretary
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS OF WYATT ( WniTE.-The sub
scriberS, Trustees firm Of Wyatt White, hereby
they Thos J. White
aud otherwise close the rbi- due said rm All persons
indebted expected make Immediate payment hu,
either of tile undersigned
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On motion of Mr. John &. Jefferson, It was ordered
that these proceedings be signed by the Chairman and
Secretary and transmitted by the latter Tor publication
On motion Of Col Thos. w Webster, the meeting
adjourned 10 meet again at the Court House, on Anne
liza Cour, day. Of this present month. :,
AUSTIN SEAY, Chairman.
GEO. c. MooRE, Secretary.
amelia Courthouse, 24M FEB. 1912.
The meeting met pursuant TO adjournment, and was
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GENUINE GROCERIES
CElEAP!!

EN T.. 81 w. NEWTON, are daily re-
aJ' cehiug supplies from New York, and
have in store the following goods, which will be
sold-as usual-at extreme low prices -
TEAS-gunpowder, hyson, young hyson,
hyson skin, souchong and pouchons.
COFFEE Mocha, Ja"a, Rio, Cuba La
guira and West India, fround in ponnd papers
SUGAR double 8. sin.le loaf, crashed do.
Havana white " brown, clarified and puIverlzrd
white, st. Croix, Porto Rico and Aiuscovado
brown.
FRUIT bunch, cask aud SnIlana Rai-ins
Zante currants, cliron, ptunes, dates, plum., al
monds, walnuls, fberts, oranges, lemons and
dried apples.
/ MOLASoES sugar house, New-Orledns,
NluScovado aud Havana.
! PROVISlONS-messS & prime beef & pork
Goldfish, -four, Indian meal, batter, cheese, lard
picked salmon, hams rice aad corn.
4 ACKERS-- soda, butter. milk, sugar an d
pilot bread.
/ PICKLES s. SAUCES-cucumhors mixed
capreS, olives, Sardinos, anchoYies, mushroom,
walnut and tomato horchup, pepper sauce, currie
powder, Harvey sauce, John liui, do, mustard
and olive oil.
SIhAES-a g'ea. variety o. me qrlItcS
from Cuba.
SNUFF 9. TOBACCO of all kind in general
use
WINES s L!QCORS-Purc, formcdicol pur.
poses.
SPICES--nutmcgs mace, olives, cinnamon,
alspce, ginger, P"pper and cayenne.
PRESERVES--Canton ginger & West India.
ET-CETERhS-ground rice honey, Liver
pool salt, sait poue, -ai9rltus, sal soda; brown,
white, CASTLE, white scented, paln almond
soap starch, indigo. alum nicaroni vcrma-
cell. tapioca, giuund rice, eggs, sperm and
black fish oil sperm, tallow and wax candles,
mats, painted pals, canpaiIs, tabs, matches,
demilohns, bottles, stone Jugs, cotton wlne,
bottle corks, pipes, bro"ms, cider wine VINE
gar, lemon syrup, champagne, Claret, sc. sc,
Aug. /.
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/. E:G AL n TiCES.

CONT If ProiGie, .NtwpoH Sept ,, 1912.
Fl pom the petition of Joshua Sayer, ad
Il mnistrator with tho will annexed, on the
gouds and rhaitnl,, rights and credits Of SasaH-
mi Nsc6h,w, Ia.C of Newport, single woman,
dec, stating Ihat tire personal 6atatc Of sald
Susannnh " ickhaln l. insufficient. by the sum
ut slx hundred and clhly dollars, II cents, to
rnv the d, It's Of sad Su>aOuah WicEhgm, and
bra, ins that Ec m0y bee authorised and cmpuw-
orsd 10 make .alo, at public auction Of all the
right, TILE and Interest ol said deceased, at the
tinc Of her death, for the payment Of her debts,
uuin, the direction Of This Court, agrorably to
the statute ~ such case pIuN Idcd, ~ aHd to a
certain lot Of !uud, with the dwelling house
and other bindings lhr,"on Standing, situate
"a said N,wpprt, bounded westerly on Spring
,trcct, norlhrr, 60 iaod or Mary hum.url,
ras,rrly patty ou lard ot$tcphcn T. Norlham
and partly on land Of the C"lorcd Cnion
Church, aud southcrly uu land of Edwin VIII
bar, or So miich thrg, Of u- viii be- sufficient
To Iaiso sad sum uf ,iX hundred aud eighty
dollars, II cents, win incidental expenses -
Euii pc'itipn being read, the same "a referred
for cu,lsIdr ration To- - Court oi Probate, to be
roiG, = at the Town Hall in Newport, on the
first Monday in Or.obcr next, at o O'Clock, y.
~ , and said petitioner utd'rrd 10 give notice
Of 'ho pcudirg aud prayer thereof, by publish
ing cuuy ol ihs order three successive weeks,
~ the llERNLD or rHE TNEs, far all persons
intt o,'"d 10 appear at sand time aud place aud
be heard.
\ true cnpy--wltncss
3. b. IIowLAND, Pro. Crk.
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For sale or Ia let,

rg'IIE splendid mansion lately bu' and 90
cnplcd hy BuHpEN Woop, E,q. II Is
beautifully situated on the rising ground,
about II mics North Of the State House IN
Newport, facing on the main road, an' com-
mands n very extensive view ot the h0rbor
aud bay. The main building Is 40 by 81 feet,
and contains . rooms, including drawing
rooms, and attached, IN the rear, Is an addl-
ton containing the kitchen aud wash. ruoM
below, aud servants lodging rooms ab0vV,-
with "a good cellar the whole SIZE Oi tAe
house. l here is also good coach house
and other outbulldngs; an excellent well of
water, and brick clS,Gru, both connected with
th" house by lead pipes. The lot consists
oi3i acres oi good lauG, handsomely Land ant
and having on It great number ot ornnlnen-
tai trees. The house Is but three years old,
aud was built and finished with first rate Wa.
ttrals aud in modern style.
This establishment /, admirably calculated
for gcntlrman'S residence, aud It lmmrdf
ate application is made it viii be sold at a
great bargHln- -nuch below ibe first cost, -
or tcuaut viii be roccIy, at n moderate
rent. For further particulars apply to
WN. WEEDEN,
Jane 9 or J. G. SHAW.
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NOT EGE.

Il uST RECEIVED, from New York.
I" new supply of MILLINERY ARTl-
Giles, such ns Ribbons, Llnlngs, Artificial
Flowers Of new style.
Also, new style Of Honey comb Florence
Donnets, at $50, Thames street.
FEENcn g. Draper.
March 81, 1912.
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NEW BOOTS s. SHOES.
BENZ. MARSH. .JEs.
s2S, YIIAMES- STREET,

FU1 HAS jIst received splen-
did assortment of BOOTS
s1>E~1J & SHOES, suitable for the
@. season. Among which are.
Ladies French shoes. manufactured ia Paris,
by Este, and not in Lynn and cailed French.
Also, Ladies New York shoes made IN the
first stye,--mlsscs and chIldren's OF every
description Of Color gentlemcn'a boots from
S22J 10 $3.50 aud about every other article
that may be called for III shoe store, such
as Unread, webbing. kid, morocco aud lining
skins, hiuckln" brushes, &c. Any Of the
above articles viii be sold for cash or ap.
proved credit as low as at any store IN New
pot,of e9',ni quality. Al those in want Of the
above articles viii please call and examine for
themselves.
n. T.. Ladies aud GcnlIcmen'- Boots &
Shoes Of every description, manufactured ,n
order Ia tho very best manner, and wu,rGaicd
10 IT, AT the shortest notice.
Newport, May T. lSI2
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household drudge, unless you should
take comfort in growing snappish too.
'That is Il picture indeed, said Clara,
laughing, which if thought could
ever be reniiaed, would be enough to
make me say farewell to Harry for
ever
'Well, it wH, my dear; you may rest
assured Of that. No; | for one have
been too long a poor mans daughter
ever to be poor mans wife. | mean
to marry Mr. Brown
Mr.. Brown, Oh, Emma! impossi-
ble!--Snrcly you cannot be in earnest!
Low-born, Vulgar in person and man
ncrs as in birlh; so ignorant, So
so rich, Clara, you may add. As
to mind and manners, must not think
of thcm. The establishment j. superb !;
the two are never united; one | must
have, and he
IT, interrupted Clara, he was
even capable of approaching you; 1t J
thought he had capacity enough to love
YOU
Love me, cried Emma, with energy,
Heaven forbid! That would be indeod d
more than | could bear. No; he wants
what have; IA wife with II name, (ahd
that by good luck | have,) fashion,
(Which [ owe to my drcsss, and educa-
ton, which, like all ignorant people,
he reyercuces. Admire me he may
proud of me he will be; but lore me !
Heaven forbid
Dearest Emma said Clara, with
earnestncss, do not talk so; you can
not mean it.-When you think Of his
!. illterate--'
Have done, Clara, with his defcicn-
cies, said Emma, inpa'icnlIy | know
them we'll enough ; and ifl permite d
myself TO dwell on them, | should feel
with you as if they were indispensable.
But when put myself in rapport with
him, as Mcsmerists say, 1t Is through
Lawson's beautiful 5onnets, Madame
B. 5 elegant dresses; through carriages,
operas. and other Of the blessings and
delights of fortune and it makes me
think of him more respectfully. Clara,
when we can't get what we want, we
must take what we can get and Mr..
Brown can get, and him mean to
take. And in effect, Il few days alter
this conversation, when Mr.. Brown
made his proposals in due form to Mr..
I Crawford for his beautiful daughter,
Emma signiied TO her father her con
sent. 1t was not done without some
tears but Down, wantons, down :!
she SAID to the rcbellious rIslnGs OF her
heart, as she brushed away the drops
and nreparcd TO sec her lover.
cI,., loc,Jy c,l, how urwiscly her
.:..ou Lol ohosoo Shc know bct,er
.,. r,o boy s,ronc and deem her
.a.,..o ,.o, ond Tim, tho same snscep-
.HtI;,y orc,cI;rp which made her so
loo,i,. ,i;,c - tho E,,lc mo,tiications
L.l L;,ho,,o L,r,c would Inc re-
d,rh,cJ , ,boueoud fold when she was
,..,oL, :, co,,,ct with vuloarity and
I,rloaos, cr ub;cb sbc would feel more
ro.,oo,;fIo than she could now easily
;n,o;oo Mrs Cr,vtord had too much
nr,Lo womon and the mother no, to sigh
.,,., .ou;coo orbor t.,ut,lnlc child :
but she had too long suffered from one
class Of evils not to rank them as the
worst Of miscries. As one with the
,oo,h-ache feels as if the pain could
better he supported in any other part
Of the body. so poor Mrs Crawford
..;ololLrt d;l not rcmonstrotc Though
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IIousc-Carpcnter's Notice.
SAy-WsIETTENG {:
UOUSE-JOINilRING, sc.

TIVTITN Ts"TNVI y IIIN ' t'''' ~
vTtIIIlNM SMITH, respectfully informs
W hi. lid customers and The pnnlir gene
rally. ihn, he has just built new shop "n
D,k .Nrsti. q short distance ~ tho rear oi hi'
residence ~ Brond street where hc purposes
~ attend strictly ~ The business oi SAW.
WilETTlNG. llo will nlsn continue he
business of llousc.C .Catpeutcrlnc: and viii, m
short. execute any work that ~ usually done
~ Carpenters Shop.
tie will hkcWisc sharpen Scis7ors. u rc7rifcd
, Ncoyor. Ia.,i 81, !-i2 ,ly.
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MALEDEN DYE-AsOGSE.
BOSTON.

Corner Of Court and Honorer streets,
!Oncc'! Hall Buildings.
ALL KINDS SILK, CoTfoN AND WOODEN GAR
MENTS DYED, VIZ
Ladies' Silk, Satin, Merlno, De Lam, and
all kinds Of other dresses, dyed and cleanset
wlthou, the usual dyed appearance. as no ar
tiicIsl siiltnng is used at this establishment
and for a proof of the assertion, the public
are respectfully invited TO examine u great
many speclmens.
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})opular Gales.
From the Knickerbocker Tor August,
A Marriage of Convenience,
An Everyday Story.
CIR AFTER /,

s.Wil the flame you are 50 rich in, light hre
in the kitchen ;'-"Littic Man and LATTE
.naid.'
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\ l. S o.

Cleanse Carpets, Rugs. Blankets, Bed
ticks, MarscIles Quilts, Window Curtains,
Table Covers; and in most cases !he stains
are entirely taken out, and color much lln-
proved.
Parasols and Sun Shades, dyed without
being removed from the frames.
Merno. and other kinds Of Shnwls, dyed
light color the Norders to nearly retain their
original appearance, and the irlngcs curled
The same IA when new.
haye appointed SAMUEL :. MUNFORD.
my agent ~ Newport. to receive goods for
the above establishment. All goods left
with him. AT the store of Mr.. James Mum
ford, &3i Thames street. will be promptly
forwarded to us The prices for work war.
rantcd to BE- rs low as at any Other establish
men, in this country. Work returned IN all
cases IN 10 or H. days.
Boston, June II, lSl2.--3m.
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commissioners (& z ss!smirais'
sratriN' NOsiCe.

VSrtE subscribers having hccn appointed by
4 the don. Court of Probate at the Town
~ Newport, commissioners 10 receive and
,vlu.r. the claims against the estate ot
Joar J. Payne, lat" %! Newport, dec" repro
sen,cd in.oycnt, md six months from this
date being allowed by sand Court for that
purnosc. Hc VIII meet at tho house OF Peter
=. Remington ON the second Saturday in De-
cea.rrr. 1872, and the second Saturdays in
JsDUary and February, lSl3 at six O'Clock, z.
VI. To receive mud examine The several claims
uf The creditors Of said estate.
Newport, S.1t. > 1912.
GroRGE rHgfnoRN,
DAyI0 y S%,..<rno G., AsrnoNr' c0~"''f''
Al persons indebted to said estate are re.
eurs;rd TO make immediate payment to Z. p.
REMiNGroN. my Agent.
HANNAH Il. PAYNE, .1imrr.
Sept ).
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AHcltcsaccF's Notice.

yTlLLlAM II. READ, offers his services
" as Aucllonrcr, and hopes by strict at
tenion to business to share part Of public
patronage. To be- found Mt all hours his
store, No. lG3, Thames-Strect.
Newport, Juuc -, lSl..
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
J A MES ATKINSON,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

OFFicE $50, THAMEs-STREEI,
at The head Of the Court, ia rear of .HessrS
J.. r. y W. .NeUtOn's.
In hiS paper The Laos of hs State and oi hc
United States are pubiiSheddy .4uthorityl
TERMS
g. in advance, or - % at the end Of the year
Il SINGLE CoPY,s CENTS. oil
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-.3y..SO

Gentlemcn's Goats, Panlaloons and Vests,
Of all fabrics, dyed cleanscd and pressed,
with finish but little inferior to the original,
aud warranted to give satisfaction.
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ARAToGA wATER--from the cello
- busted Uu,on Spung, iot s,lo by
tT,7 " J. TAYLOR
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Rail Road Line TO Boston.
NEW ARRA.N'G EHE.N7'
Forihe Newport, Taunton, FaH- Rirer, and
.NtU Bedford
MAIL STAGE.

4 STAGE viii continue TO leave Newport
"a daily, Sundays excepted, at 81 O'Clock,
A. NJ. and arrive IN Fallrver at ~ NJ; leave
FaIIriver at | o'clock and arrive in Taunton
at - o'clock. The cars leave Taunton at
4 p. IN. and arrive in Boston at q o'clock.
Returning, the cars leave Boston daily,
Sundays excepted, at o'clock, A. NJ. and ar
rive in Taunton, at q o'clock.--A stage will
leave Taunton at 81 o'clock and arrive in
FaIIriver at l2M.; leave FaIlrver Nt p. NJ.
and arrives IN Newport, at o'clock.
This stage intersects at Fallrlver with the
New Bedford stage daily, aud arrives IN New
Bedford at "a O'clock p. IN.
Returning, leave New Bedford daily, Sun
days excepted, at Q o'clock a. tn. arrive IN
FalIriver at - leave taIlrlver at | O'Clock,
and arrives in Newport at i.
Extra coaches furnished at all times on
reasonable terms.
RATES OF FARE.
From Newport to FaII,vcr, S7l
4" " Taunton, Gl.75
" " A" New Bedford, &I75
" " " Boston, $3.50
Way fare in proportion.
Stage Book at Mcssrs Il. Townsend's and
at llasSard's Hotels.
r.. b. KINSLEY & Co. Proprc.ors.
/ Newport, Sept, ID, 1912.
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CHATTER II.

"Ibe lady wa- too proud IL weep and too polO to
swear" H.LL.Ch.
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HAS Just received n SPLEEN
did assortment of BOOTS
" s. SHOES, suitable for the
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-19
POETRY.
The FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES

Ne'sr waved beneath the golden sun,
A lcyelier banner for the brave.
Than that our bleeding fathers won,
And proudly 10 their children gave:
Nor earth a fairer gem can bring,
Or freedom claim brighter scroll,
Than that to which our free hearts cling
The flag that lights the freemsn's soul
Its glorious Stars in azure shine,
The radient heraldry of heaven,
It's Stripes IN beauteons order twinc,
The emblems of union given;
And tyrants, with trembling gaze,
Survey lis bright and meteor glare
While glory's beams around US blaze,
And rest in fIdeless splendor there
Look, freemen, on its streaming folds,
As CALAMITY they range afar,
Where freedoms bird undaunted holds
The branch Of peace and spear Of wax;
While high amid the rolling stars,
With words which every heart expand,
Within her beak serene she bears
The badge Of our united land!
From shore To shore, from hill to hill,
Where freedoms voice has yet been heard,
IT'S welcomed with holy thrill,
And of rebellion's fame hath stirr'd;
Around the globe, through every Cline
Where commerce watts or man hath trod,
/, floats alofl unstained with crime,
But hallowed by heroic blood,
Flag Of the Free! still bear thy way.
Undimm'd. through ages yet untold
Ger earths proud realms thy Stars display,
Like mornings radiant clouds unrolld-
Flag of the skies, still peerless shine,
Through ether's azure vaults uniuFFd,
TIL every hand and heart combine,
To sweep oppression from the world!