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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-22

! f7f 1Sih instant, between Portland ana
heonebnnk, imalt red Morocco Pvcker
boQk containing ab.us rs doisrs, and a
notSst hand for 70 dollars, given w Nahum
Morrel Of Wells. to rhe iubfcriber, dated ,Ax
'i6'h inst. payable in four ikonths- IN hoever
may have found The lame aud viii deliver II
TO MaIpr Jeterds, Al Kspnebupk. " lame,
. burnhAtnl IN p5rtiand, ih4i b. hapdionleiv
rewarded a. SLANT COD.
He !nt(ctihers snpointed IN lie luage ~
Probate for the cr,tuty " C-yHbes,sEd.
Commiiloner. to receive and e4a1.ioe ne
claims Of the ieveraI cfediiors asaiuf an.
enats,of JOHN. TfVETE Cf0e.E RIDGE,
late Of Freeport,'ih laid ccunry, yeosssssl. g.
oeaied. repreienred iniolvent, hsfehy i o.
notice tina tix months arc &itowod lie crcc.t.
ors 10 bSing II aud pro.e their clasns. x~i
that we that attend torthlt PsirgDit, u tis
decades lae dwes.iug heufs Gin Tie 49,.
Monday Of lhls. and he firtt Mondays OF liz
five foowrg months. JOHN ADnR1Uu
WILLIAM core.
nay 1911. tI41l
WE The fubtcriter., having bscn lppo,n.sl
~ by the Hon, Sta, ed. 10 Jnire III
Pro.sfe, Of Wdis, &C "a TIC ooua4v Ut I.n.-
coin, 10 receive and tIsrAne .he ci4irss VI cte.
dtors 10 ths etlait III
MATTHIAs hnaEEa,
late of WaidoLofcu4h. tecealsd iutedatr
TePreiented 'nso.vents do he ely give rso,i.e
that Il moui!.s from the twenty hxth Az IVY
Ju.e aa ale showed 10 iac CREDITORS N, 81. ,.,.
in aud rrose ,helr CLAIMS, all thar We tl..l.
st'tii9 that istvice Al the olhc- Of liaac d.
Reed riq H. isid Wa!dcl'mc Ugh, III ,hs VI.
Monday N AuyrN, septpArhrr and OctvtSr
from TO o'eiotk on rael oF fad Gays
wM II ThOAiStNN,7 c sssifs
GEORGE DEMUTH,1 Etes.
N4lf.h~oasb, Jny y, 1917 f1-g
He iahIcriber Ieieby gives pdbhc oo,ics
60 all con,stLsd, that Nc has betu duly
appointed and taken upon hilnte 'llt u uA III
k1eoa;os Of 1he iais VIII aud iecaNei.t Ut
T,BfLs Hill,
late Of Brunfwick, IL tie couiy II Carahgt
land. ycoman teeeated. N, giving tonl 4. H.
lew directs = RE therefore -cquelts All pt-faus
who a.e nde5.el 10 he laid aetsa'etls IA e.
70 make ii-smed,a'e Faymtn; and II II vho
have AAy uelnAnds ilf@rscn ~ cl,phis tEe
fame 10 SANLY I'LL.
T4y -, 1871. (24t
| ttL tahicribvf LcGehy yc> ubiic nnfi.e
20 ~ concsruec, lhss lie has tcss cuy
app.1alsd anI'l~. VI. 1, ION h-r!el .A.tuaI
Of aa L 4el l.fin GA ghe tilAte uf
cABrg cRAI,
late r. T'iicAifsi ~ 40 cun s, nf Li4c.in n.
eeaEsd by giving bond :. IL. Us dssrtt he
therefore .eques,. All pe.luns Mo sse .udet,s
ed ~ make immediate pawn, "A 4nst si.y:c
ssho iasc Any demands thsi con, 60 9Th. 49, It's
tame tor ic slvnssI, -
JpAlM. Ck.Y, r&s.rrss-
7E-s sff a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-22
To LET.

A SHOP in Maine iireet, near Ccl. Burn.
hams tavern, iuitss.e for Char or
CAa'is- maker. or aimof auy other mechanic.
Apply 10 X MoT.LY.
Jsiy 22
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-22


Iafuahs and E1terlGue SaAes otc
Earthen, Glais and -bina Wares
1T AUCTION
ne Subscribers intending TO clofe their
prei~nt concern, will offer for tale,
On MONDAY, the 5th Auguft nest. the
whole OF their STOCK in TRADE, cooiiilipv
of nearly
500 Paekages Of Farce and ualu,bls
! 4dyticieS-viz.
ERATHEN WAKE-Cfeen & blue edosd
and Z Plates, Of different Gzes do 10
pihes do; Mugs. Bowls, Chambers, Jugs and
Teas, OF various quantities beif enamell'd
Tea Ware
GLASS WARE Packages Of T.mbI.r.
flnt' fingered, rough and ground Wines, OF
various qualities; Decanters 60; Cruet. !:
Salts Gator Bottles, very elegant; elegant
Diihes lug; Cream aud Sugar bowls Gob-
iets: CARROTS and Lamps, with and without
balance weights Dutch Iumblers and De.
csnters.
CHlNh--hn elegant aHortment Fnql;lh
Tea China; burnifhed gold Dining Sets D..
fert SETS Ornaments for chiHlnies. fone very
elegant itallan marble do; Canton China
Plates; Dlihes and 1areens, Of all Gzes: do
Cups and Szucers; Tea Sets; Bakers and Cur
'ards beiides great many other article. for
uie ana ornament; too numerous to detail
he Sales will commence At 10 O'Clock, with
the Goods IN Packages, at II. x w. brick
ilore 10 Saiss' f'eet. next the North Church !,
then the Goods IN fore No 80, 1aisdle a.e.t by
large lots OF one article; and Isitly, tie Goods
at No ~, Ma,Es,o F,ees, where The fine arti
clas will be Told in lots adapted 10 family ule
The terms Will be liberal, and purchalrrs from
diitant towns will have every accommodation.
where Respectable Bottom reference can be
given. HARRISON So 1Ty M
furchsiers Will find this faIe an O. ie6f. con-
udering 'he icarcity of the articles, and that
WIZ DC perfectly free. and being made to
cloIe concern.
N6it1usU az Ri ,,,s,,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-22

~ d, Or AdsAs ''al have taken $4,000 dol
esr~ belonging To cur piund-red merchants
ard permit Ell al ihdi4lada 10 pocket IL who
Ar he came ieie had ssased i4lary from tic
enuntry Wou.d DOT the cPPs'ti''es Of ths'
day lacw he n@,prisy) have threatened then,
wtgh impeachment Tsvea,y 7sos Ngyiss4
DIR, i, M lrihing fun. How many Far
msrs, Mech lics, Masiners, or Merchants are
shere, who cAa ls;. after a life ipent in labor,
COIL and anxiety. he has been able 10 fscure
iurh iiis Did either ia~ or jusnte give
this fun % Mr.. ErvIng! l. this one of the
principles OF sso~any Of which there has been
10 much tax I Ii the authors of th,s lranl<c.
ton shought it a JUST one, why was j. done
privately and no record mad; on the books :
Bur il Is unneceilary to comment. farther
lie that runs, M le&d. II is 20 be hoped
the time IS not far dlsfan: when men ia cffiee
will tie estimated according 10 their sSn.tua
and not by thsir parry projections.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-22

In the Gszette Of the Ist inst il was
mentioned TAI 81 tersoas' IN The state 81
fewhork, had applied % the COMMISSION
~ ior tlse benefit Of ,he lnsrvent Debtul ;
law, witssla . few months. The last AL.
barry Register contains al addition ct $50
m.Smg ia the whole 1851 besides Use
conta'ued ID interrcnng rale,s which We
did sol notice. Sgci, lhis coua,r, must
bs- an a prosperous ste. MI. JeiIers on
soua So il was &c 'pec,cd abroad, and
11uTAhinx ~ home.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-22
BIBLE WAREHOUSE.


m ne fgs IF tie Br5lr, Exsbssgs fret,
HIVE luit received large addition to their
former hoek Of EIRLES, msxing a com
plete afortment of aimoa every Gze, price &
quality. SCHOOL BIBLES, By the dozen
or iingIe. They have aIfo juit received Jew
iuppy Of BOOKS of various Descriptions,
makng IN the whole large aud executive
sdostmenr All Of which are offered for laie
on the Ioweff and beft terms. Jua received,
LfMraIERE's bIocRAPHIcAI DIcTIoNARy, a
work Of great merit, price 7 dollass, ia boards
--RuAsiis feyen Sermsns--Baxter's SAINT J
ReA-Virgl DeipAini-Webber's Mathemst-
ics-- Henfy's Chemistry.
AN OR AIION,
Delivered in Boston, July 4, ISiI. by JAnss
SAVAGE. Eiq -lmaI Books for children, &s.
&c 1dgo. general ahortment Of Ledgers,
and Other blank books Paper, Quils, and
other kinds Of Stationary They have alto q
BOOK BINDERY,
Where Book Binding Of every defcription
will he executed on fhor nosice with neatnefs
and elegance. Yrly 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-22

We The fubfcriher., having bccn 7ppointel
- by tie Hon, Sit@s e.. E.q Juige III
Prohsfe, Of Wdis, &C "a TIC coun4v Vt Linz
coin, 10 receive aud tIsrlins .he cia,nss VI W..
dItuYs "a tbs enait VIZ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-22

he iahscriber Ieisby gires pdbhc ooties
60 all concerned, that Nc has betu culy
appointed and taken upon hlnte thu u uA III
k1eca.0T Of 1he iait wi aud iei.aNei.i ut
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-21

might fail in the end of hostile mission as
six hundred thousand freemen are to be found
an the country ready to meet any invader. 1t
is hardly worth while TO make much parade
in the federal papers about twenty three
thousand British troops" ,Htil other troops
and times are forgotten. iankey blood does
not relish threatening or bullying very well.
The brave Gen. Coo.e must remember Bur-
goyne and CORVALLIS and Mr. Coleman, and
every other herald of British prowess should
recollcct Rivington. Let them boast of the
achievements of their favourite heroes in
other countries as much as they please ; but
they should be careful Of insinuations or
comparisons in any case TO the disadvantage
of their own country.
Why are We told of the arrival Of "choice
British troops" in this country, making in
tha whole " ,wenty-three thousands effective
regulars, independent of the native Canadh-
ans ?" sihe information intended as spur
to the negotiations of Mr.. Foster If SO,
we wish them success, in bringing the diplo-
Matick campaign to speedy issue. The
menace is rather unpala,able, it is true, but
may nevertheless contribute to very good
effect-Coknmtian.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-21
- List OPPORTUNITY. -

MR. RAND informs the inhabitants of Newport
1Vl that he shall continue TO receive Applicants
this and next week only. Those disposed to attend
this Useful and Elegant .frf, will please apply in the
tine above specified
Mr.. X. will exhibit specimens Of improvement Of {
most beautiful style, made by Ladies and Gertemei
in this town, in course Of twelve exercises. Ht
also assures any who shall call on him, that he
is able to give full satisfaction, that he easily
perform all that is pretended. July 81.
WE, the subscribers, having received satisfactor,
evidence that Mr.. RAND is an extraordinary Teach
er in the Art of Writing; supported in his pretenI
sions by men of the first responsibility in this, and
some of the other states and having specimens
of Improvement made by some of his pupils, we are
induced to recommend to those of the inhabitants Of
Newport, who are in want Of his services to embrace
the present opportunity.
S'reon Martin, Rep. Um Pasten,
HIN Hunter, Rev. S. Uhcotoi,
John H. Giipin, Rev. c. j. 7enney,
Henry Sherbmne Rep. NJ Eddy,
Ch7s. Fowler, John L. Boss, jun
Richard Fairmnn, Darid King,
HIM, Moore, jim. J. Bannsfer,, jun.
Thomas Torrnscnd, Bcrj. Hadnin.
James Iowasend, Aug. II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-21
TAMMANY SOCIETY, OR
COLU.fBLa.N ORDER.

A N adjourned meeting of the TAM
IA MANY SOCIETY, or COLUMBIAN ORpEI
will be held op SATURDAY Evening, August 24t|
Ibeing the Oath of the month Of '' Fishes" in Il
Season of Bossoms,"] at the Council Fire, Of the
Great Wgwam. in the State House, precisely
the going down Of the sun.
BY order.
BERNARD HILL. jan. Secretary.
Season Of blossoms,
Month Of" Fishes" 24fh,S .arg "a.
Year Of Discovery, SlY1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-21
STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND, &c.

To all phom n may concen-sENp oREETIEo;
II NOW We THAT for the use Of the Supremc|
~ judicial Court, be holden In Newport, on the|
Goth INST that on the Wednesday preceding said,
date, f fair weather, f stormy, the next fa;r day
there Will be survey sf Lot No. "A, in Broadstreet
and other Of The adjoining lots and streets, and
fair plat made thereof for the inspection Of said
Court and Jury SO that no indirect policy, in tho
Court below, may be prssed, which CATASTROPHE
might be justly chsrgable TO the Drfendants neglect
or the deceptive turpitude Of the plaintiff, who in
his great ego,ism would with impunity mutilate and
destroy the fabrick thar is placed within the line of
rectitude and justice, and should this colusive sup
position prevail it would bring into contempt the an
cient and honourabe tribunal Of Jury which trials
should always be so conducted as truly to be the|
boast and safeguard Of Freemen and their property
Newport, Aug. IL, 1911
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-21
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Establishments like this demand prompt and punt
tus pay; without that necessary requisite they mus
cease. A large amount is now due this Establish
ment, and we earnestly call on all our Friends an
patrons to make immediate payment, otherwise
however pas'tul it may be to our feelings, and rt
pul.nant to our wishes, We must stop their papers
after the present quarter shall have expired, and fol
ward, their accounts FOR settlement
1t is unnecessary 10 make an apology for this com
manicstion, as every one, upon reflection, must b
fully impressed with the absolute necessity Of all
rearagcs being immediately paid.
EDITOR On The 4. L. REPUBLICAN,.
July "a, 1914
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-21
NEW GOODS.
HARVEY SESSIONS,
l. i No. 1875, 1names-street,
Has inst rereivaJ o,r.aot yo,;at,, IS

FANCY IND STAPLE GOODS,
suitable for the present and approaching season
among which are, super fae and common, black,
blue, and drab Broadcloths and Cassimeres Satin
net,s, for psnta!oons Ves,ings; super. black aud
olive Velyets; complete assortment Of India Cot
tons, from 9dto 2s6 per yard very fine shir,ing
Cottons; cambrick and common Dimties Cotton
C.mbricks, of every quality; mourning Ginghams !;
black and coloured Cambricks. Cacoes and Furni-
lures very fine black and coloured worsted Hose !;
While and coloured cottons do silk do colonred
Lutestrings; white do. white and coloured Sa,ns
black Modes; white Sarsnets "A and S-4 black silk
Handkeroh,fs; Bandannas; white Lace for wells !;
Ribbons; Millinets GA and "a cotton Damask |;
Russia and American Diapers Russia Sheetings vf
a superiour quality with variety Of other articles
usually found in Dry Goods storc--all which " i'll
be sold ipr CASH, low as can be purchased in
Newport.
.4isO--Ded Ticks every kind Of Cotton Yarn, for
weaving or knitting; sheetngs, Siir,ings, and
Threads, all OF which be sold low as at any acto
ry in the state.
- All those who arc indebted TO late firm
of HARVEY SESSIONS & Co. are requested to make
immediate payment, it is indispensaby necessary
that all ther accounts should be closed by the lst
September next. Aug. H.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-21

The inaabilant: Of our fros tier settlements
have lately become much alarmed by the de-
predations and hostility of the neighbouring
Indians--several murders have been commit
ted, and many horses stolen arrangements
are making for going into forts. Several
hundreds OF these Indians have gone by invi-
tation to Fort Maiden TO receive arms and
from the BRlTISH.-Ken. Gaz.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-21
NEW PORT /:
FRENCH CO NDE MN.aTIONS.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1911.

The British papers in this country are sing
ing in the ears OF his majes,y's slaves end
idolatcrs, that the French Empeiour has
seized S37, 100000 Of American property
Not a word of truth is in the assertion. II is
true an immense amount of British property,
covered by the American ilag, has been sez-
cd by France and the real truth is, those
vessels were bona Gde English, and sailed
under forged faerican shihhing fa,ers, laden
with Colonial Produce, and thereby violated
the law of n,,ions, and were Justly subject to
capture and condo cmnalion. When the time
shall arrive, that an investigation shall be or
dcred relative to, and distinction made be-
tween forged and genuine American ship
papers, the American people will then see
how small proportion of that amount was
real American property. Let the bullying
advocates of British rapine and plumber, recal
to their unwilling recollection the forged ship
papers seized by Mr.. Forbes-iet them recall
to mind and publish the fact, that Jew in
London is enc ncouraged and protected by vas
sal British minister to forge American ship
papers-and although that corrupt Ministry
was requested by our Ambassadors, Mr..
Pinkney, 10 put a stop TO tho.o cTimcs--the
English ministry actually refused Buona-
partc has done for us. what British dcpravity
rejected. This is the property that France
has seizcd-and we say justly-and hope
France will condemn every vessel that shall
dare to tramplc upon the rights Of neu.rals,
by entering their ports under forged papers.
WE have received further intelligence from, the
seat of war in Europe, since our last. Subsequent
dates induce belief that the of another great
t....i - - G.ac
York paper) is not correct
The U s. fIigate Constitution, capt. HULL, sailed
from Norfolk, for France, the 1lth inst. having
on hoard joel Bariow, Esq. Minister to France, Mr..
Warden Consul General, and Mr.. Lee, Consul for
Bordeaux.
Vas.iy Ciuii"
While the frigate Conshtuhon, lay in Hampton
Roads, two British fgates. were riding there at an
chor at the same time. Capt Hull hailed one tthe
Atalante) who not only answered very ciuitiy, but
her band played the Presidents March, or Hail Co
lumbia.
dNiccou1t Of a navs! engagement between
the EYi,ish sloop of war Atalante, and the
French fEisa,c Intcrprenante, is running
through ti.s papers. We are we'll assured
that there is 10 truth in the report.-lt ap-
pears that the AtaIan,e and Tartarus being
in company of tie Delaware on Saturday the
2oth inst had a sissln fight. An officer who
boarded the Eiz.ncBolkley, from whom
the information respscta Z this pretended en-
gagement was received, gave, as VIC arc told,
Capt. b. the particulars published. 1t turns
on; that this officer is one oG.shose modern
humourist called quizers, afusodt this Is only
a quiz. The wit of this sort Of quizzing,
which formerly had more appropriate name,
we DO NOT discover. Norfolk Ledger.
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RECOMMEADATI

HAVING examined Mr.. WnrrroRp's system ot
- Writing, ms taught by Mr.. RAND in this town,
We do not hesitate TO say, that in opinion II is
superior to any other. both in point Of elegance, and
the f.cility with which it may be acquired under
suitable instructors and from our personal knowlI
edge OF the abilities and success Of Mr.. RAND in
teaching it. we cheerfully recommend him to the
Pubick in the line of his profession, hoping he will
continue to meet with the cncou which ha
SO Justly merits. DANiEt. WEBB,
ELEAZER TREvETT,
JOHN RODMAN.
Newport, August IL, 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-21
FROM THE PROVIDENCE PHENIX.

British Piracy and Nan Stealing
The following article appeared in our pa
per of the 2oth ult.
More british Profection.'
"Arrived at New-York, ship Massachu-
setts, from Dablin. JLly sth, on the east
end of Georges Bank, spoke the British
sloop of war Sapphire, with the American
brig Mary In her charge, bound to Hal
itax. This vesse! is supposed to be the Ma
ry-Ann belonging to this port, laden with
rum, from St. Croix Capt. Allen left
her but few days previous, and ordered her
for Lisbon. Here is a vessel laden with Eng
lish goods, s,bound TO port in the possession of
the English, captured by an English frigate,
on our coast and sent 10 another English port.
This is English free trade with vengeance"
AS usual, the able advocates Of His Maze
ty hooted at the supposition-it was declared
Monstrous thing to suhhose, that such an
outrage would be committed by our friendly
protectors-and the whole pack of the fedcr-
al puppies joined in the cry. Now mark the
issue. A few days since, the owners rccciv-
ed letter from the master confirming their
fears. The Mary-Anh had been captured,
sent into Halifax, and tried; and was COM
PEELED TO pay 1900 dollars to the pirates.
From Mr.. VIM. 4. Pearce, mate of the
brig. more particular letter WAS received,
an extract from which has been handed US
1t will be seen by this extract, that to the G.
ncrmity of the decision of His Majesty's
High Court OF Piracy, in this case, has been
supcradded he impressment OF ain Amer
lean citizen in the very harbour, and under
the view and sanction of the grand dignia-
nv Of c.x,'c
long, Government Of the United States, will
We submit TO such abominaDlc outfages.
Ertract of a Letter from the chief mate Of
brig Mary-.ann of this fort, dated HaHjar,
July l9, 1911.
Capt. SAMUEL p. ALLEN--Sir,
THIS will inform you that We were TAX
en- possession of on the Sd. Of July by His
Majes,y's sloop of war SAPPHIRE, capt. Hsnes,
who, after overhauling us, took myself and
five scamen out of the Mary Ann, and order
ed her for Halifax, for djudica;ion--whcre
she arrived on the 9th We were examined
separately befor the Court Of Admiralty and
finding they could not alledge any thing against
us, we were set at liberty, by paying all char
ges. which will probably amount 20 1900.
After.I got liberty TO SO on board the Mary
Ann, found her completely a wreck since
which we have all hands been employed in
in repairing the brig, and landing part of her
cargo to pay The expenses. l never could
learn for what reason we were brought into
this place they say it was only because we
were ga set Of Yankee Scoundrels." We
arc now all ready for sea, and shall sail to
morrow for Lisbon. Trey haze IMPRESSED
ONE Of our men and have utterly refused to
give him uh.
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WILLIAM LOWE,

1Oo Thans,-s,reet, CGers for saie,
A great variety of TRUNKS, OF every de-
SCI ption which he will sell the most reasonable
terms.
.alse-sn extensive assortment Of Perfumery, Gut
lery, and Fancy articles, which will be sold at
moderate advance. Aug. 81
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TRUNKS.
JOHN STERNE,

No. II, Baanisser's-wharC
M ANUFACTUREs ard keeps constantly for
IV1 sale, TRUNKS, Of every size and descrp-
ton, cSnrr.sng as great variety, as was ever Of
fercd for sale, in this place, all which he will SELL
wholesale or retail, on liberal terms.
AL:o--wes,-indis Goods and srocefies, as usual.
tpgr;s,2
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DIED.,

DIED,
In this town, yesterday, Mr.. John WiLBoR, in
the 7Slh year of his age.
On Saturday morning last, an infant child of PAUL
NJ MuAroRD, Esq. aged 9 months.
AT Porto Rico, 10th of July, Mr.. RoBERr S. Al.
LIN, son of Elisha Allen, Esq Of .Niddietesyn, ION
this Island) in the 2sth year OF his age
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-21
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

N EsERTED from the garrison Of Fort Wolcott,
~ in the harbour Of Newport. the evening Of
the 10th inst. ENOCH JOHNSTON, a private, be-
longing to Capt. JAMES HousE's Company of United
States Arllerss, aged 81 years, six feet two inches
high. blue eyes, brown hair, ruddy complexion born
in the state of New York, and by occupation farm
cr. The clothing lie wore off consisted Of an old
low crowned round hat, coarse white frock and
trowsers, an old woolen uniform vest, and pair Of
thick shoes. The above reward and all reasona-
bic Expenses will be paid any person who will APP
prchend and secure sad Dcsertcr, by lodging him
in any Jail, and giving proper imformaton ther. Of.
delivering him to the Commanding Officer Of this.
or any Post or Garrison in the United States.
JAS. HOUSE, CAPT. .Arfs.
Fort Wo'cot, Har6or Of .New.l
port, X. T. .qug. IL, 1911. !
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NOTICE.

THE Subscribers, Executors Of the Last Will and
Testament of Capt. ELISHA LAWTON, late
Of Newport deceased, hereby give notice that they
have taken upon themselves that trust. by giving
bonds, as the law directs. They therefore request
all persons having demands against said deceascd's
Estate, to exhibit the same for settlement and all
those indebted 10 make immdste payment TO
WILLIAM PRATT, r~...,.r
ABNER HATHAWAY,
Newport, Aug. 8, 1871.
EoTE-The Subscriber, in consequence Of living
out Of the State, has thought proyer TO authorize
WILLIAM ENNIS, Esq. to act in his stead relative
to the settlement Of said Estate. Claims may there
fore be presented and payments made 10 him. or Ia
Major ABSEn HATHAWAY.
WILLIAM PRATT.
Newport, Aug. 8, 1911. la14J
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Ne7vhors Female Benevolent Society.
A CHARITY SERMON will be Preached at the
"A First Congregational Meeting house, by the
Rev. CALEB J. TENNEv, en- Wednesday, the 2ist
inst and collection made tor the benefit Of the
School belonging to the Institution. Aug. H.