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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-13

In this town. on Thursday evening last by the Rev
Mr.. Webb, Mr.. HENRY G. PLACE, to MSS RE-
BEccA RIDER.
DIED,
In this town, Oh the 1st inst Mrs. ELfzABaTH
CHADWICK, consort of Mr.. Joseph Chadwick, in
the 28th year Of her age.
On Monday last, Miss SARAH PsIcR, daughter
Of MIR. John Price, in the 48lh year of her are.
On Wednesday evening last, Mr. ADAM WISE,
in the 79th year of his age.
At Porfsmouth, Major BEEJAmfs BRowsKLA
It East.GreenwSch, on tile 23d ult. MIS-. ELIZA
GARpSER, consort Of Mr.. WIN. Gardner, of Uar-
,s,ck, and daughter Of Deacon william Card, of
ths town, in the oath year of her age.
AT Uickfors, Ga the Goth uIt. Mrs. ALIcK HAM
nos D, consort Of William Hammond, Esq. Thus
has tie grim messenger, again visited and with a
severer hand, afflicted family Scarce Iwo months
elapsed from following ~ the grave beloved
daughter, when she herself was summoned to pass
" that 6omne whence traveller rehrns" Selc N
does the pen trace lfe uncxceptionable and Yet
active. In her loss is at felt that Of aia
bic partner, tender parent, an endesred scqusint,
ancc, and virtues real friend But we need not
sketch her virtucs for they recorded in the hearts
Of her friends and acquaintance, and cannot be Grad
icated nor will her loss to he depiored till
Death calls them to join her beyond the grave.
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TEN CENTS REWARD.

d UNAwAY from the subscriber, the night OF
N the 11,h Of August last, indented apprentice
boy, by the name of RAY SPENCER, dark com
plexon, dark hair, and is about IL years old. Who
ever will secute said boy in any Ja in the STATE so
that obtain him again, shall receive ten Genus
reward and no charges paid. hereby forbid All
persons harbouring, trusting or trading, with saic
boy. on penalty Of the law.
wiekfsrd, Fec. 20, 1911
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FOR SALE,

A FARM in Middletown; containing 20 acres,
"A situated miles from Newport, on the west
Rad, with DwelIing~Iiouse thereon, a good Or
chard, and quantity of valuable young wood. FOR
further particulars inquire Of ALANsoN PECK.
HAM. of Midd etown, or JONATHAN CoGGEs-
Hall of por.snou.h Eeb. 2le
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WE have gwen IN tins day paper copies of two
letters, one from Mr.. Pinkney, our Minister in Lon
don, TO the Marquis Wellesley, and the other from
Mr. Russell, our Charge d'Attsires, at Paris 10 Mr.
Pinkney. The latter exhibits proof positive OF the
revocation of the Berlin and Milan DEGREES On the
part OF France, and that the American commerce is
now free, aud will be received in,o all the ports of
the continent of Europe for il Was by the operation
from them The other from Mr. Pnkney to the
Marquis Wellesley shows in obvious colours the
miserable shifts to which Great Britain is driven, To
psste her enormtes, the better exec ute her pi-
rauca system Of plunder and robbery upon Ameri.
can commerce. These letters We invite all parties
candldiy and impartiaily peruse and sag, without
prejudice and love tor mother Britain the seords s
hope, who is in the wrong-and whether America is
not justified by every law of self defence, Justice,
honouc and good fsith rgdy to enforce the non-in.
tercourse law against britain.
Britain is now left without excuse, and IL she is OBJ
stinaiely determined TO provoke war with America
by practising wrongs and new crimes, the cause
wilt spring from her own corrupt cabinet--our adj
minstration will be- clear of the blood of 1.-THE
suit, If we driven to exremties, is not difficult
tn predict The c.. binet Of Great britain has pre-
duced tor thirty years past more murders than all
the civilized world beside Her murders and rob-
berries in Asia, Africa, America and Europe, like the
blood of the righteous Abel, cyss from the ground
Vengeance IS mne, saith the Lord and HiH repay &C.
And although the justice of heaven may for time
appear to move ii il had leadsn feet yet it has
iron CLAWS. and is to overtske the offender at
last, and woe to that wretch whom il seizes
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'~0'7'' Ut TT ~1"IT Y FFF 4
James B. Mason has run the ship Federal ashore
she lays with her and head buried in the quick
sands near Cape Despair, and it will not be in the
power of Admiral Jones and his petty officers to get
her of, that she may be safely got into port
Captain Jackson, who an officer on board the ship
Congress- and his friends, have been so treated by
the deputy State Manager, that they lay too, and
will not aid the admiral, who will get the ship Fede
raj deeper and deeper in the sands This is the last
news we have heard from her. She is NOT insured
CibiS
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Ne must apologize for the ef several adpe,-
hsemenfs brepared for Mis das paper also va,sety
of other matter.
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a FOR SALE,
THREE pairs Of working Oxen, mich Cows,
Cows with Calves. IL yearlng Cattle. SO Shesps
Mares, 2 Colts, between 2 and 500 bushels of Ins
dian Corn, 10 tons English Hay, tons Ccrnstslkss
and variety of Farming Utensils. Apply to
SAMUEL rE ARCE, jun.
Prudence, Feb. IL, 1911.
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To be Sold at PUBLICK AUCTION,

on MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1871.
If fair 4vcafher, If NOT, The yfrsf fair day Gffer,
1T 10 s'etoet, n M at tie late Dwelling -Ho1se "
ISAAC ROWLAND, d-ceased,
THE personal efcrts of said deceased, consist
i ing Of Feather Beds, Tables, Chairs, 1 Clock.
&c. with variety Of other articles ct househo'o
and salt Provisions and Farming Uipss'
Conditions Cash.
NIB. And the Farm 20 bclet on the ssine day.
DANIEL ROWLAND, ldsr'nishafor
jamestown, Feb. %, 1911.
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TO LET,

II )USE, No. IL, Waslingforareef For further
III particulars inouire a, the Office of the Rhode
hL.nd Republican March o.
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MARKET STILLS.

MARKET STALLS.
To be Let a, PUBLfCK AUCTION or
SATURDAY., the 6ah dhy Of .sprif ncrt, al II %
clock,
THE STALLS in the Brick and Red Markets,
j by order Of the Torvn's Csmmitfes,
Y. TOWNSEND, 7own Treasurer.
March t3
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CHARLKs PIrMAN, Esq. formerly Of this town.
hss been appointed Post master, at Troy, Fsll-ryer
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To be Solo at PUBLICk AUCTION,
on THURSDAY, dPRIE 4, 1911,
If fair srea,her, II nof, fhe Irst fair day,
TWENTY FOUR acres of Land, with part Of 4
L Dwelling House thereon standing, situated ihs
Jore.fsun. about miles north from the ferry Conc
di,ions Of sale to be made known al time and place.
HENRY I0wLER, Guardian.
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M4RRIEU.

In this town, on Thursday evening last. by the Rev
Mr.. Webb, Mr.. HENRY G. PLACE, to Mass RE-
BEccA RIDER.
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To be Let at PUBLICK HUC HUN
On TIfURSD.hY, 2lst. Of March,
III II, o'clock, H. ~ ss the Brick Marker, 10 ms
bighest Hdder,
TIE TOWN MARSH. adjoining the Pond and
i Beach, for the term off year. Conditions made
known at the time and place: March 3.
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LEES
Worm DESTROYING Lozen9es.

Worm Destroying LoZe'Bes.
This medicine which is as ianocentand
mild as II is certain and eaicacious in its o.
dera,ion, cannot I'M ure the smallest infant,
should no worms exist in the body-but will
without pain or gripping cleanse the stomach
and bowels of whatever is foul or offensive,
and thereby prevent the prodsctIon OF worms
and many fatal disorders.
Among the symptoms attending Worms
are, disagreeable breath, especially in the
mornine-bad and rupt gums-itching IN
the nose, and about tho scat-corvalsions.
epileptic fits, and sometimes pri'srioc of
spesch--irregalar appetite, son'eti,,s '"'ta-
iop food and sometimes soracious-iurging
thick slirayand frtid stoois-vonitint = large
and hard betly-painsand sickness 4 the ssa-
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Term, lSli--NsttHS Z" S"@5
JAxEs PxTTox, 70 Levy
BuYLxa and others
Upon the petition of JAMES PA1Toh' =.
l. the city of Alexandra, N the sistriet o'
Columbia. showing to this court that I1a'fs'
Wzdsworfh, late OF said city, bow s'eeeasea'
on the j sth day of December, 1896, die' ~
his deed OF bargain and sale. Sci aha CONVEY
O y,hn R.hley Of New York, q h''e,' ee"'
-r. Of Hudson, Berchsnts, IL 20. uhder TAG
6r,, of RihLev. Center & CO piece OF iano
in the city Of Hartford, 10 saiu sou"ey =.
Hart ore, Of about one rood' Oou,ueu u0:."
ON land of Mary Wadswo!th' SCUM Oh WAN
street. east on Meadow Lane, ana west oii
I.nd or,be heirs of NATHAN Bosles' deceased:
-, dc,d WAS on condn on, that whereas
oil coupany had agreed u endorse the
no.ns of said CAartes, made payable at tne
,J,;,eH states Branch Bank, III the CITY OF
Washington, at various times, not e&ceeo,ns
!, Inc waole at any time tour Thousand do'-
I,rs IFS id Charles should save them hainl-
;..s IN account Of III II endorsements the"
$ ID deed to be yoid-Ihat sMd Iha'1es ha'
wbojy isiledto IS We harm ess SAID Company
on, ,hxy nave been injured to the amour. u
f,,, ousand. fifteen dollars aud twenty -h'e
r.ots. a,, sail. COMPANY, on the IN Gay OF
Noyemb r, 1910, assigned to said Ta''S" aii
their te.est t, the mortgaeed PR mlseS iof
= yalu ,b,c consideration /; that Sale I'1-'''
;s dead who BY MS Isl viii and testament
devised All Il, real estIte TO has willow Ehz''
he,,1Vaoswor,a and his chsidTen Juhs Ann
l,,tn ySx 6,
lane Lukias Wad,wor,h, and Ehz BEN Ms.
~ VA, SWORN, MS only heirs a. "A" "id
s,ia children, Charles, Jane and Ink peia'
are I'M ants, unacr inc Care oil iheir h'o'"et
I'll. oe,h. ana al residing with hsr IN the
CITY of Washington, s Levi bs lsr. 81 "es-
,sers6,t5. In sad Hartford county, Is som-
ms rsgor o. ,secs ale o! SAID Chart S, de1eas-
Cd; sss lae norsssged premises are uot ct
more rsaae .hzn tn sum due on SAID deed
s.ag sac ccG't TIA. If the Said dsHsess ana
.ora illustrator fail TO pay, In reasonable
tree. ~ sAiG Patton. the sum due o: sac
nyOrsrass. ana co its of suit, that they be fo'..
ever i,reclosed of all equ,Iy OF REDEEM puon In
the mortsaeed premises. as by peuuon On
file dated January 81 1911.
It's ordered by Ills eou,r, that this cause be
and the same is continued totbe next super
or court to be holden at Har,f,rd, i. said
oa,ty of Hartford, on the as, Tuesday OF
seuember rent; and that notice OF the penc-
ese5 Of said petition be published thrte weeks
suaoessiveiy, ending six weeks before the
next term, In any newspaper printed N The
6i.,rict e Columbia.
Thomas Chester, Clerk.
q. =. ia~3w
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Ntar'h W,
lDHeT TOR odle,

INUC /o' c'
NV es,ats in Hanover, Called an known
Av the name of RuLTlkLB. cont'iniHg 1914
acres. he TIE same more Or less together
with the Nsgro,s between 60 AID 10, most
iv in r,mi,i .s-also, all ths stock oi Horses
Cattle. Sheep, Hogs and Mules and the
Plantation Utensils.
Possession will be given OF the Whole as
.ocr :. contract is concluded, I9ciu"mg the
present growing crops, a. their estimated Va =,
i,e One Forth Of the pu' chase money VIII
\. ,eouired in hand. and the balance IN one
and tw, year. 90 interest. y a sac OF me
land should not Ike p ace before tae q" o,
August, the negroes, stock. &c Will be sold
nm that day, together with the standing CORN
and the estate lie Sc TO- a,term OF years.
I have ALTO for sale absut 10. 900
Acre, Of Military Landsin the States OF OHIO
Kentucky, and The diana rer~'ory' besides
1000 Acres In the county OF Masin ana state
q Virginia near the Ohi,. For a.Pareicu'ar
DIES rip,ion OF oil which and for terms OF s''e
apply TO Mr.. Thomas Tavlor, Of k'chmoao
John Hopkins.
>s..hs &C 2aw2m.
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ssach-Pan1 I'D 'he Hh' uisns, With
lowness OF sp:'i!s--ste~ ie'er' with anal
End irregular i'Uise-a cry ceufh-exeesslse
thirst--sOmetinies pale IND unhealthy oouli-
nuace, and sem etiahes tie fa1e tioated and
ushed.
Persons afflicted with any OF TIE above
SIMMONS. should ta,e I1EmcGi;.;c RECOURSE
TO HaMiiton's H-s,m DcsssoyIg LszsnTes
which have been constantly attended with
success in ali co,r similar to those above
described.
Gold by-Robr7t Grar. Eookfcl,er
u.., ale~.nd,;, .bo b.s ia
ns e
recelved 1fesa supply ot fersiah Lo-
ton.
Aiso- Sold by Nicholas Hingston.
o..e.
law
Aug. @4' -,
tOSept1 ManUcFliic,
correy afr King Z FasrJo7- sreets,
Has FOR SALE,
&c haIcs SWIMMING Cotton. choice Quality
an Nj. md p move. >uyar.
hnds l,..f and in,en ditto
* hh1. M,l-sse.
6o ,,aos olfce
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Orphans Court,

a,exanari. County, April Term, 1911
Cur,syp That the executors of oL1k
c.srwR,aar, deceased. do insert the iol-
lo,iag adv crtisement 3 times III each week
t,r four weeks, in the Alexandra Dsi'y 1a-
z:tte
Test
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NV Mill and Plantation, cali
Bank Of Potomac,

MAY 2, 1871.
AIOTICE. is hereby given,he Stockhosa-
IN ers OF the Bank of Potomac, that '-
viIend of four per cent on the capital s'oes'
for the last six months, has been dsc'"."'
and will be paid them or their rePrcse'A
tves, on Tuesday mex the 9TH tasta'a'
by order Of the Board.
Charles Page, Cash'elx
May l. Jaw
t. Printing Of all kinds ssS@'
executed at thss Office,
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HartEsrd Csnnfy Suherior con,f-Fe0'3a'9
Term, Isii--sisfing in ea4nee'y.
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Burr MiN-Stone Mandatory.
The Subscriber informs the

nubl;c that he has received supply OF Eurr
BLOCKS and intends TO recommends the MAX
;nc of Rurr Mill.,tones at his late dwelling
on patrick street, between King and Cameron
streets, about the first of March :, next whe
he can supply Burr stones OF any dimensions
thar may be ordered. He has also good as.
.srtmen, Of Boiling Cloths, which Can be had
by applying to Joseph Dean or at the Manu-.
factory. Any person Wishing to engage
Burrs before the 6,st of March will please
apply 10 Joseph Dean.
Benjamin Brown.
December ". -"
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n 6 T c Z.

THE s."ssment for the present year may
be examined at the store OF the sabsci iDer Oh
Kia...,r,e ct. during the present week
Richard Lewis, Assessor.
May Is
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Alexander Moore, Reg.
7h,s Is to e1ce Hoface,

TIT, the su5scrioe.s, OF A!cx@noria com
~, IN ne district Of Columbia, have o1t-in-
? from the Orphan Corr, Of SID county
le,c,s ,cs,anenury on he e>tats n oEfH
C.nrvsieHr. late Of the county aforesaid
t,,c.sca: Al perso's having oi.ins against
a., I'D Gee ssed are hereby warned 10 ex-
-, ,oe me, ,siih the vouchers thereof,
:, .,ts,.g cs1. on ~ before tSs %yi5 cay
q q. .-rrs,. ~ toey my ~ t@s Ds CT :
cind-d from a. o~ah' 70 $50 ssf<s@ >s'a
those t., lea' t9ereto -is rsf,'''ss@ ~ "Fe.
;,cs Ia. ness cisc> ao1gf est' hsh1s
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Public Sale.

The subscribers, 10 pursuance OF decfee OF
the County Court Of Fairfax, made IN a
suit between the executors Of Gen. 6rorge
Bsshiagton, deceased. plaintiffs, and W.
liam Sh,terd, defendant; viii. on Sa'a'-
day, the 18th day Of June nexi, between
the hours oil eleven O'Clock. ~ the lore
noon, and three O'Clock IN the ailef-
nom Of tsss day, at the tavern OF Csp,ain
Lasses Hstty, In the county % Fairfax
proceed TO scA for ready money.
A Tract Of Land, situate on
Difficult Run. in the said county, con aiming
By estimation 500 acres. which land is now
in the possession Of the said lillian .hstard;
line land will be laid Of in convenient lots
for the accommodation Of purchasers. on
dis land is q large Brick Mill Tor the man"-
Ecture Of Hour. The mil! and the NH LOT
will be sold seperate from the rest d me
tract. No more Of the above properly VIII
be sold than will be necessary to raise the
sun Of one ia usand ibree hundred X thirty
three ponnds six shiliings and eight pence,
with in crest thereon, alter the rate of SIX
per centu,n per annum, from the sth daV 81
January, 1908, until paid, and he costs OF
the ,au with the costs OF the sale.
Edmund l. Lee,
1hornas Swami,
Commissioners.
May g. -0.e
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PUBLIC SALE.
FO2 EdLE, 1T ;li.dl.e De,l6s,, on the 24A
instant
Half a Square ofCround, OPP

posite the soA. SIDE Of the Pre,DytelIso
meeting house, In II. xand:io, touy'ded b1
fai faa-strect Oh the east. Wolfe sneet en-
the north, Roval-strect Oh tne west, and The
land Of Joseph Co.e,na,' 5 heirs, on the to+:sh:
Il, ci.i..ed inc seventeen Los, two nt
which on Fairfax.s,reet jo;ning Colemaffs
BOT. 20 feet 'front.' .a,i - sect deep, are on
onnd len, u ten ..i l.ngs Virgins car. es.
cy Der foot, and have cash q 2 story House
on lem. These ground rents viii bs sod
seaerately, and NOES negotiable in either u
the banks will be taken with an approved Ell
dorser- paw. lie 10 SIX. nine twelve lannsS.,
with interes, thereon. Far the remember OF
the half square, which will be sold 10 lots
from 20 to % feet 'front.' or altogether c. may
ss,pear best to suit PURCHASERS. One tenth 0f
the purchase money vii. he required m hand,
the remainder in three eqaal annual pay
merits, with interest from the day OF sale, O"
notes with approved endorscrs. a plan OF
the whole may ba seen at the ceHce-house.
This sale is made to secure Nordeca Mi'cs
for his endorsements Of certaia notes, as Per
deed Of trust from William Hartshorne 10
Abram Hewes, deceased, by lbs adniDistfs-
toll
George Drinker.
also, ut PRIFd1E SHE,
A Water Lot, extending from
W,lkes..trcet, :outherly, l76 feet inches'
and from Water-street e.stwardiy, to tho
river. =,
My Mill and Plantation, CALI
ed Strawberry fill, 49, acres OF Land, facss'
y in wood, on both sides OF Holiness Rua'
inining Shoales's mill, and the land OF ":
II. Terre,t, Esq. On payment OF s'ash
part Of the purchase money liberal cred"
will be given for the remainder.
William Hartshorne.
suo 2 l,wtiS.
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home, unless there was speedy alteration,
of which there was but little prospect.
"The Bucnos-Ayreisns were at the gates
OF the city, and numbers Of Monleyideans
were daily coming over TO them. The
greatest part of the crews of such vessels as
were stopped by government (say Americans
and English) had joined the Buenos Ayreians
being prompted by the prospect of making
money. Their pay was 20 dolls. per month,
and promise of great plunder whenever
Montevideo would give up. There is scar
city of bread--not more than IL ID. week
to man bat not considering the deplora-
bic situation they are in, as above stated, it is
the opinion of several gentlemen, whose let
ters saw, that they will hold out a long
seige. Letters of several American gen.
tlemen to their friends at Rio de Janeiro by
no means advise them to send provisions, al
though they are in great want OF that article.
The prospect Of making good voyage would
be dubious, as it is their opinion it would I'M
mediatcly on arrival be taken possession OF
by Government, and stipulated price put
on il by no means advantageous 10 the ship
pers.
A strict blockade is kept to prevent any
vessels from going up 10 Buenos-Ayres, but
am informed it is not difficult to get past.
A reinforcement of Portuguese troops had of
late been sent out, but had not arrived at
Montevidco when the Portuguese left that
port. ASA A. WELDON" d
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Nsy-LonGc': Rank--l and S dollar bills,
the latter just out but poor imitation.
sFeU-f York Sfafr 5ank-5 and 10 dol. bills
.Nes9- -Hannshire bank, at Portsmouth--l
and 10 dollar bills.
.Ncrsgunses bank, at Wexford, R.L-a
dollar bills.
Paeyfek hank, at Nantucket--s dol. bills.
Saleni Bank-5, and 10 dollar bills, tol.
erable limitations.
Union bank, Boston,, 8, and 10 dollar
bills, well initiated.
Woreester Bcnk-s dollar bills, well imita-
ted.
Warren sonk-l and 5 dollar bills
There are several other denominations of
countericits, but SO few are in circulation, we
have not noticed them. There are several
bills altered from ono denomination TO anoth-
er' and we'll done, but by holding the bill up
TO the light are easily discovered.
We have thought it best for the pubiick
interest not to point out the defects in the a.
bovc bills, as we have known many instances,
IN former times, where errors have been
published, and which were corrected by
counterieiters and new stamps issued. We
also think that a minute statement Of the de-
tccts OF counterfeit bill, compared with,he
genuine, only perplexcs the reader. We
have, therefore, arranged them alphabctical-
ly, and those who receive bills will do we'll
TO examine them. We Shall, from time to
time, publish statement, as circumstances
may require, and all information on bank
bills given gratis.
GILBERT s DEAN,
.dt the Erchange BsiLding.
Boston, Sept. so, 1911.
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LITE FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

Capt. Welden, Of the sch. Zephyr, from
Rio-Jsneiro, which he left August l3, has
communicated the following to the editors of
the Mercantile Advertiser for publication
"Wc had several flying reports at Rio &c
Janeiro Of the situation Montevidco was in,
but most of them not we'll authenticated un-
til the arrival of the ship Piscataqua, Capt;
Horner, two days previous to our sailing, in
IS days from Montevidco, which they left
the i7tn July. had an opportunity of sew
eral hours conversation with him, during
which he informed me that the Montevideans
were reduced to distressed situation, hav-
ing notr;. !. to subsist upon but jerk beef |;
and tha, ss.ere was none Of that in the city,
but their supplies were from the shipping in
the harbour, which had previously taken on
board careoes of that article, and were pre-
vented frsm proceeding to sea by the govern
meut, and were retailing their ,argoes to the
inhabitants at stipulated prices,by government,
so that they were great sufferers Wy the de-
tcntion. Ike further informed me that there
were several American ship masters then 10
port, who had brought their minds to de-
termination TO leave their vessels and return