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c1ncrxSArr. (ohio, J January Is

An Interesting letter from gentleman of
resp5ctability, dated at Chickasaw Bluff $,
Dee. 81, states that the hrst shock OF the
earthquake occurred at so minutes past 2
o'clock, In the morning of the 10TH, the same
tim. that il seems to have been telt IN the At
Iantic states, and nthis country. That shock
was followed during the 10th and the follow
ING night by nineteen others; on the I'm
there were three, and the following pisht So
yeral others; on the 18th there We're seven
shocks; on tue 18th there were shocks aud
several through the succeeding night; OH
the 2oth there were 5, and on the 2lsr when
the letter was written, the earth was stiiltrem
bling The lst and second vibrations, and
thar between / and IL O'clock, on the l7th
were the most violent
The effect of these shocks appear TO have
bcen of the most alarming kind. The barge
commanded by tlse author OF the letter was
anchored III 2 Ia fathoms water, about II
miles below New Madrid, or 81 miles below
'xhc mouth of the Gaio. The yesselwas act
ed on by the water, III manner that excited =
suppo5ition OF aer beirg grounded, but upon
sounding, they could find no bottom. The
current Increases! TO three times the velocity
it had the proceeding evening; the crew of
q boat at the shore testified that the risersrose
six feet IN !; short time and that no spot on
land was % be found that was not Gas they
exp.essedSt) < Giving" Two fat bottomed
boats taas were laying at the shore were des-
troyed. One was broken entirely to pieces,
and the otacr oyertumed-the crew saved
themselves.
Az the second shock, millions of trees that
were undecided in the mud in the bottom of
slie river, suddenly had one and elevated to
ms surface, rendering the river almost impas-
s.5le. : Al tine same time the banks weie
snook Ito the rSeggin large masses. Upon
passing nc Little Prairie the inhabitants were
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e,,,d 20 have all fled to tho high land. It was
stated by some hunters near the bayou rI W.
that the ground was cracked INTO innun'e,ao.s
assures, and large quantities q Wa. l ' hs
issuing out of them. An island Just aoo,e
he mouth of the Bayou river, was extremely
agitated, and scemedto require but httle s, Ior
to sink it The lakes which lie in the valley alley
., Of the the Mississippi, were dnschargins large
quantities of water into that river any s'd
water fowl of that region were sopse ,.,.n
THROUGHOUT the whole Of the loth 10 Keep
constantly on the wing. e.,n,
The writer ofthe letter had not heard rom .,a
anv place further down the river snah w
Chickasaw Bluffs, about l7o miles below Tue e
mouth of the Ohio, but his letter erosss m
an expression of the deepest ahal0'y iN
ing the country nearer the Gulph. !. tho,
We are, however, credibly inIorm n,s .n IA
| dated the goth of December, which IS entirely
| silent as to the earthquake.
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C.ARkEsYILze, (Tenn. ] Der. 90

On Sunday night, the 18th, we experienced
the effects Of AN alarming earthquakc-the
shocks of which still continue to b. f>t-and
atthis time friday we see the rocking of the
houses attended by a loud runlbling-It pro-
ceeds from the sonthward-grcat anxiety will
be experienced until we hear from that coun-
Try.
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Trenton, Nezo Jersey, FEB. 8,

A Squash was raised last season in the gar
den of John Firth, Esq of Gloucester coun-
ty, that measured from stem to blossom 4
feet inches and half, and salmon Radish
by q tenant of MIR. Fiirth's that measured 81
inches and a halfin circumference.
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On the Soth of November, shock of an
Earthquake was felt at Portsmouth England

load stone. The severest fits of Gout will, it
is said, be cured by the sufferer wearing a
magnet enclosed in a flannel case next his
skin.
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EARTHQUAKES.
DArros, (ohio,j Dec; -.

Monlav and Tuesday last the ihnapilai,''
6 -. 49, we've kept In continual alarm oy
On '''is r'..tS of an earthquake. ne nrst'
-, The seyerest shock, was fet oeeWee"
,a IA three O'Clock on Monday morning.
~. 49, 80 s.vere as to arouse almost every
=. va i ta,yn from their slunbers. ooihe
pI. honse, in alright, and all were Ter
go lscs :. The unusual phenomenon. nc hVi-
- s.d c,tt,e were equally alarmed aii. '"o
ss,,,,s isfs thSir roosts in great cohs'arl'Se'o
ioI, not preceded by the usual token u =
rum5iing noise. constant ire
~ Monday and Tuesday. a survey
raoi IN ~. ~ Mopday for the purpose Oh sur
wen. ous .o.d IN the neighborhoodo OF TINS piaGe'
,seyins ,rab,e 10 get the needle TO seetie'
put oelus 800 70 desist. He tried 1t again
~ ~ tuesday with the same eject
rHr11co4Hs, Coh;o Dec %.
.,oa - me Earthquake on Eie Oh nst.
D ,1a',s min. after O'Clock, A NJ, - M.
lst - mn e. a. do. do. slight nm.
20 - 10 do. do. do l'.''.
Sd 10 20 ~ do. do. . uin.
18th - 10 10 do. do slight
SIN I'D uo' 10 do. do. IL MN
eth ~ 10 p FL. slight i
7th halt past II W. ;ia,,blv felt IL
= some places, and cohoi0V' '''
others. ,cIocL A M
.,b the 18th, at IS min past 80 e., here
The first aud third most sesefely,r NOS, 80 FER
and shook the earth, and All aa''' = ~
ribiy. February 8.
,.r5.v !. orning about half past o'eloc =
. iss,st of tits place were very n,ee
snrmed by another tremendous sno .Ss .bn.
@r,houake. About mlnuto oelore el.s e.. Tvs
coSSael,ced, loud sub:errsgsa heavy loade
heard resernblipes-'rvr frozen ground. I'll
s''sion began moderately, but soon be
casle extremely violent, continuing with So
de- Jerks. The houses continued to sl,~ ev
bout Is minutes, sometimes withebens;va
IRENE violence that many were,y was throwr
OF thelrfaiflng down One ebok of Of oth~rsr
down and several brisiwn were considerably
and several house, Corning was perfectly calm,
cracked. 1ah awful appearance :'the moon
s,i'i i'aa .tlE!}iv, being surrounded by circle,
9"o ,~c.st Shade as if apparently eclIpsed,
%Shich, together with the noise made by the
trees IN the woods, created in the minds of
some, sensations totally indescrlbabic. Seye-
raj sight shocks Eaye been felt since our last
publicaticn, but the one above described was
much seyerer than any heretofore felt In this
place.
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CEoRc3-7owH, Is. e. Jan. a.

Another severe shock of an Eearthouake
was teit in this place yesterday morning Esd
inst. about o'clock.
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sayAxNAn, Georgia. Jan. IS

A severe shock of an Earthquake was iet
here, this morning, few minutes after M. nll,e
o'clock. 1t was much more fo'olole .na al
those noticed by US lately, and continued more 81,
than a minute. The nausea at the stomach vi
giddiness of the head, and movement OF un-
Svrd bodies, were as sensible, In this, as on
snoilar occasions lately noticed Its dlrecuoa
Dv some, is supposed to have been'east and
west; by others, north aud south and' oy
some, both ways. 10 king glasses and lamps
vibrated; and the fixtures III several apatt'
mepts were so violently shaken, that the Nails
were ioosened.
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calR1Esgos, 6 g January 20.

This morning, about 4" CLOCK, tn's y
a. r,aI fenced another shock or an Eartn9u11 66t
MS auration was probably somewhat she is
a minute. By those who felt both, Than thu
suDooscd to have been more sevS{She morn
one experienced here, before dsyyxs.s more vi
iag of tie 10th ultimo; wh..selt on that and
olgnt than any ri the seveggys. A three story
the two or three foilowiige's Row, King-stree''
/ Brick House, IL Broy Ma,dndale, has su'af-
occupied by Mr. 5J,ock :lhe walls are crack
| ed much Ny tRfs S"o: and the wooden WORK
cd from TOP to 0os We, split and broken con-
and plasteSlng y
slderaoiy' he Editors, lated at Ponponen
a letterf. states that the Earthquake OF
the a4tbx felt very powerfully at that place
the 231li OF water, which was frozen. over,
( A eyo much agitated by the shock, as to
| YAK all the ice upon it.
February S.
A slight shock of an earthquake was felt
last evening at five minutes after FIVE n'rl4el'-
A ,et,~>sv me editors, from Columbia, da
TO-, 18th ultimo, says, We had severe
shock Of an Earthquake on the e3d instant, at
8 O'Clock IN the mornhig, which continued for
four or five minutes. It's motion, which re
sembied the waves of the sea, was from S. E.
to n. w. no other damage was done, but the
breaking of one of the lightning rods at the
College. Two other shocks were felt last night
between 10 and / l O'Clock. The air was calm.
They were preceded by rustling noise like
he approach of a severe gust. After the con-
;ussion trembling ofthe earth was very sen
sibly felt. The motion n. w. to S E''
The following paragraph is copied from the
Gazette of the 10Th ult. it puts to
est the la,e report that part of that city had
,een sunk by All L Earthquake.
" A pretty strong shock Of an Earthquake
Vas felt in this city, about two O'Clock on
Monday morning last, slighter one between
lay light and sun rise on the same morning,
md another Slight shock about noon on the
,ext day. The probable distance from the
producing Cause Of these shocks, gives room
or entertaining fearful and melancholy ap-
1rehensioEs thatthe effects, where they have
oeen most severely felt, have been dreadful
md dcsolating indeed
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-01-22

ATa lste term of the Supreme Ccnr, ia
the ooun,y at S.lapk, ho,d,n at bus;Or, s
yCuaa gnan ot the naaS .! AihKaiLL luTLnR
vs. sentenced To SIX months imr IS ,Unil u.
la The co,niuun g1oi on ihat .ouDiy. lot liorr
on Gov. GrERy, a;c a number al other Sos
ihy md fesr,c,'Die gcnlieinsn. These ~
ho!s were pps,isaed III . p~p's cs'ed ~
Z" ScoR'Se," which, like sli.sy p,iGi.v vvlson >,
Providence, o. the sssne Dsfnr, MAS 'cnlarks
bic only Tor It's infamous cduniaie> and Sian,
d.rous publications. Since lsuucr has bs,s
commltcd tc prison, some daring leGera, w
Ian or yiials have had The auiaciiy 10 scn4
a letter ~ Gov. GERay, Wlsh a view TO cAec'
the release oil thel' 1, voY Ike ScoR' vf-DtaSe,
These fellows mistons tasir m4h. Gsy'
GFnkv WIS ue aTpa!'edc,cn IN iinlcs cI az
aangr', when ous eonuiy vas infested @lth /,
powerful oan,f OF ,oyai inccnuis.lcs, VITO l~ii
waste, VITA hfc .nd swpid, Tie iiycs ,nd pro-
perty ~ sich mtn . ii9s. GrRny--and yei
thcse Ges3icaLle scoundfei, ,hoa,n nt, or pre-.
tenoce .,,alnk they coaid compel this innrx-
i5;s patriot 10 swtee from his duty ana ib-
erats ~, nar 3ecinI tool al federal carrap-
,ien The iaoams IS saG proclamation os
iae Sote,nour'ol l6is subject:--
Commemorate IF hasse.Arsef,s.
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SATURDAY, jan II.

SATURDAY, jan. IL.
Mr.. bacon offorci the petition OF sund y
tncrch,nts of Boston, praying leave TO import
FROM Canada, Noya-Scota, sc. certain ART
cles purchased ar;csiour 10 A. knowledge OF
tho Presidents proclamation Of Nuyembcr
2A. 1910. Referred 10 he comni,,cc OF the
Whole to whom lhc biz. c-.'baI ssh3~rt MAJ
referred.
The following resolution IN substance WIS
offered by Mr.. Little /:
2eso.vrd, That the President Of the u.
States be requested 10 Cause TO be Lid beloie
thi, House, lis, of the SHIPS and vessels OF
the United States, lnat have been capi1fed
and condemned under The authority OF the
British government, since the treaty OF A.
nifty Commerce AMI Navigation al i79i, IS
we'll as me amoan, ol indemniiC A,ion for
such captures.
Nh bigeiow requested the mover ts an end
= his resolution by making IL apply 10 captures
under the authority ui all foreign go,c,n-
mcnts. But Mr.. Little sid he had 4 distinct
object in yiew, aud did not wish iis i.so.u.
tion thus burthcned. The reso.ution was
ordered to lie ON the table.
The House then went into committee OF
the whole, with Mr. Basset in the chair, on
the volunteet bi!l--rhc questions before tho
committee amounted in substance 10 this !;
shall the officers Of the volunteer army be
commissioned under the authority OF the l..
States, or of ,hc States where they belohg,--
Several or the members spoke On this bill,
bu, the House adjourned without lakins the
questions.
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LsTEREs11Au GNpLav .aEWS.

ziSEsvILLE, (OhioJ Jan.l /.
The following letter has been received BY COL Al
ExAspER M'BRrH, menher % The Senaie of
= Ohio and by him commune ated TO the Editors of
the Z.ncsyiile Gazette.
SIR,
IN crter 10 transmit TO yon the news OF
the day, would BEG leave TO iniern, YOU that
Gen Whi,cman, on his way 10 The frontier
part Of this County, passed through this Town
last Monday, and has sen; orders Tor the bat
fslion TO b. called, and for volunteers 10 be
raised or every fourth man 10 be drsIted. lie
pursued NJ Journey with Col. Nmd and
Capt. WCordrto Lewistown, and there tried
70 find out the minds oil tnc Indians. On
Tuesday cvc,Spg, many of tho chiefs OF the
four tribes met at Mr.. Mackclyam's house,
and there held council. Among the chiefs
vas Captain B.ackhua, who spoke with clo-
oucnce, and much 10 the satisfaction OF all
the white ptopie who heard him. Cot NJ
Pherson anl Capt. Reed were the imcrprc-
ters on the part Of the whites Cot. Ward
rep,ied 10 bic speech il. behalf OF the whites,
and his talk was heard. Blackburn md tie
rest of the chiefs expressed ',iclr hlcli,y 20
the United States. ani requested their al;
and protection, and ,ha' il any Of lheir youas
varriours were ~ ,lsc ba,tlc, ityA, ccn'r ry
70 their wishes &c said hc was jist foos
For, Wayn-s.xn'I bad airuc rcoun,. OF ,nc
battle that l:serc were 100 vaite men Killed
and wounded, and ahont - lai:lns killed
ThisGcc9unt they heard i'o'a tho Siasws
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culLL1corHr, Jan. |, 1912
TIE ShawIa2e Prothef hfls0a.r.

:
A gentleman OF Intelligence and respectabilily
hom Cincinnati, who passsa through New-M. rket,
(HignkEld Cou.,y) on Friday '.yeaing LIS iGiolns
us that lie saw ge., .cnan direct ON tne ,iian
territory, no informed him tina, he had sed
with some members &C nhe Legislature OF the terri.
tory, who communicated T. important fscts--that
the Prophet surrcnderela prisoner 10 ',ov. far-
rson, sdby some I,aian Chiefs that TecuDs,h, his
brother was to be surrcn .ercd aso ii like ,n.anc.
and that the Indian Chiefs sla;ed tl.ai in c late
engagement, the Wabash, the indians iosl 2i4
killed, besides number wounded.
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H. Notice is hereby given, that the
LIGUG H1rSE erected a ii 6 rn,fsnce Of
the barbour oi S.';G4lc. between Boston and
Piyo'o'nh, j, ai.,sschusetis, viii DC iig,icd
on The d ;; of Ap,il acx, and as !, viii b.:
a s:ry's Fred ngkf, aDd nearly erui.;lis,an,
from ih- Boston -n-i P.ymcth Light l,hc
f,rn1r being ! rev2iviag AM TIC latter a d,"-
6!r iet,, J isis Dresl pc'l '!il. q, alogcrous
css ,ni,.,ke> viii occur in identifying those
i;siss respectively. cSceo, IN cases vf great
negI-crcc ~ I,s:~rs Of Vessels, -,Aslic y.
Isrly in the use cf their ea,ls.
n3s.ch. (ilA,,.l ;.rncy il, 1919.
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~ ms ENcELisr vcY
EnDniDue G..kki, ESP
Gocs a.n ~ .6, ('omrgngrtat n.


A P9Ot LAMA1lON.
fScFhg q aewtrfof rte 1aaey,ed Iobars fJ. s1s-
: eese'sHs, dbnrhchh'y yaad eon,2cnss iqcc7thGris
EHGRgAs. ,hc Gayrruonr oi ,als Corgl.lwosiih.
cn t,ie odc,h day ~ the ;ircstr, ron;a, receNpd
through tt mediuia of the po,,.u2:.v ct lloson.
hbesious. mNraclg ard ahs,sivS |, ts.,. laccri 4.
him FINN ;Ae iic..s Quarters ct ;ood psnc pies,"
d.,Sd Dccpp,sc 81, 49," and >ubsc sccd (" 30,
'ni msy b. 5cJ, Il w,,.'.a," caliIg oo INN speed
iy to cause a Young man," indcted, ooavictcd aud
imprisoned for printing iIIe scgve, To he rrs,o-.
ea 20 hs friends, or il VIII teGp's .or him. (ta,s
Governour,) his h.usc will be hred bS night" and
oatrages ~ copn:tled or tia potsoi,.
h.a whereas, such ad < attempt 60 prevent
just punishment iur malignant lheis by threatening
arson. ac4pital .ri,n esa,ie ia !, -t..,,-
the psaee ani safety of soclc,,, is az effort To
PROSTATE at toe feet of deb .sSd and san,i, r0,s
printers, ana oi their more ciio,n.s, EMPLOYERS ,,c
Indispensable administration oi JUS 20 arrest its
slci, DEGREES Ito cGlpei tie h'i VI. gistr,,c TO
RAISE III: sword of Justice ,or uic r,ict md .; Tor
the b2as.iaeht oi inc guilty To compete lh,
triumph oi csa'niY, lssh so; Injustice, AID %.
oii"r mtig lart practices aud c,.MrS, winch by
means OF ncvrdWy writer's sd ptntcrs. in fhis
State have obt'in,d IN ,scc s toy, unparalleled 70
any oiissr ,--,f.ich have been pi.icpa,iy GWcclcd
eg .'lst u,e legislative and ESecu,ire puSfck
FuncuSnar.cs ot ile aiioai and ; ate Governments
sl,i mtnf,st intention 10 oYcr,hlyw LotI, and
~ach also have been employed 20 destroy brvafe
characters, Tie ic bic pFcpsuy OF 10Th ;. xes
AID, waefe S, sucli a.N,i.oas attcmpts pataiize
the aavanccmrnt of pubik, private aud 50, ial yir-
'uSs nd accomplishments, whose primary rewards
are CONSCIOUS rcctltidc and good reputation. and
wlose naprs and practices, promctipg he happiness
ot ,ocls ~ are justly en- Tiled 20 ie hi ~ app o5ation
esteem, aud respect OF he pa1ii,k:- -
have tiiDcAt AZ. with the advice or tle Council,
a~be .ais of this Commonwealth, to nhcr, aud 10
pr0alsc a reward o. five Hundred Drllass for the
discovery, apprelTenion, aud conviction oi he csa-
nal author or authors of the said letter, Which
ludged with the Sccrct.:y IT sis Coi,aou"eaith f,r
'n-pection, and for siding lac discovery.
Ci,ca az Tie CoUacH (IIbber, fie clepsnh Gfrv ef
i.eeem5er, IN u yea, ef o'r Lvra. oae RohsAnd
e.Sh. hDad .d and eie7en, and, tie Asig s.rA
se,a' IF she independence cf a.c Ca.i.! Stales.
ELbRiDGE G4nkf.
b. lis Excellcncy, the Governour,p
with the advice OF the Council
BENZ AMIN 'fDjASS,
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lanRiAE LIST.
PORT OE NEMpnRT.

Fnte-cd sFriS Warren, Young. 81. Soipador /, 10.
Hunisr, ilethcinston, CrsnsshM = do Cleopatra,
Co'''i'nis. PSr!o RieOs sch, Fanny, spencer, y.
Psov.aenre.
Cie'ned->now Rising SIM, Maybcry. H.,ah,yfon j,
brig itaeriot. Arnold, Usss Li'hcs; scl, drr:no,
Bsisss, Fgass 4 |, slocp rSne, E'rl, r. Isrk.
The trig ,grnorip, BaiIeye IF NoTta-K.nostswn.
r I. arrived at WilmiasloD, dee ~.
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(E.J'iir -Senthes, lrEsf D.r neft J',r d.s,j 80.
IN toe ?rcn,isss--
lTnst Prcri,p',g J'''o.e'i,f ~ b'irqtc sa'e,]
A i.,d o. l. ,nd, silE-'cd 80 Portsmouth,. a.
a. \ bout z n.iles from Nesport. part of the 'arn'
knoan by t'.c G.me OF Amy and ccn'sinirg ~
scres. wcll ~atesc.I neatly al 81 'crpow.ne TO.
.l.,;icr vii, ,isaegc 90 'l'e 81 - dS4ahdmS lam
i'rr ard .piNcsins sss iy-rarc.
~. iGg.l.c- ,-Iilcss,srs. :iqu,Fc 81
a.JEi.5 %ISS0N,
- . IL rpfisnwu,l,
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r. cscspc from s-a.fs distressing lash, 4,
We onlr need IA, a.sl IT cash !
Or should Ne with 70 q cat dash"
Dame Fs,yusc must bsfr.e.d as.
A Thirty rnopsASp nci.LAR rhiLL
She non heIsls Gu; before our eyes,
IL sssn VII. fsn to him WHO tsi.s,
1o s."1s acr on rs ce,a4sss" -
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NOlIGE.

fvLTE, the Subscribers, having been appointed by
+, Wv the lIononr.ble Court of Probate the t0v n
OF Little Compton, Commissioners to receive and ex
anime the claims sgainst The estate Of
MOSS suLKONIsH, e
late of sail Isttc.Con pon, nssrinsf deccasd d, re-
prcserttl ii,so!vcnt and six moIuls fiouthe IA of
Dec ig l. last, Lesg allowed for tho purpose .o'e-
sai.!--Noicc Is hereby given, that we VII attend
20 the said service NJ the store Of MA Bsowvs
in Little Compton, OF the las sa'asdsy i his nd
each ess.ing month, for the time aforcsaI, Al ono
o'cDck. ". ~.
y WILLIAM A. BROWN, } =, 49, ~
sTEpbEN Bs,uwSELL ir es"""''s'''Ter''
Tivcrtor Jan. -. 1912 o. 81 Ill.
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A bill h1s been received in the Senate from the
House OF u representatives., approprh';ing The sum ut
81 ,500 o. for the purchase OF ordnance, ordnance
stores, camp equipagc, aad other qiar,er-master's
stores for the use OF The Un.tcd Sta.cs Aimy The
dill also appropriates S,.UD.0OO Cor Che purchase oi
sall-petre ahd sulphur, au fol ortlnace :.hd small
arms for the use of the United States navy. Tie
above bill passed n the Senate by an uNANlAous
vote, and only waits the Presidents signature 10 be-
come ltv. This ooks ike prePGring Jo' ror.
The President of the United States did, on the
Ilth instant. app owe and sign the ict ssed by
Congress for raising addit,onai military force.
q .AG:iersl Irss9i,enccr, J.n IA
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ID RESPECTFULLY infOrms his friends and thos
IN pubi,ck, that he haas removed 10 his Nsws
% Ike louise, ttie TO the eastward Of Its ftrrcf
stand, in Nl.~uc-', wIcrch he vii kitp cnnsia w
on hand, Cor sae, SHIP and Cabin Bread, CrAcksss,
and AL other kinds Gstl-sly Ecrt for sale. .
z .Jny 10
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Bran1!ywins Paper.
]. G.. SHAW.

Has igs. ,ccfiivd from pli'ode piio,
Sixty Hsanss BRANDY ,NlHl: PAPER,
Consisting Of Cap Nj. & =, t<ier.o lcilnm pos Dd
m diam .,aain.s. w.,.s viii, lis fsincr yfosk, OF
s.. .rious kinds of PApER, mikes h'g assor,ncm -
complete ~ any ~ ,his state ~. which vii be
soid as low rs can BE- pusc!aaed in .s town.
4 \
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'ULAL,
IN lhis town, yesterday morning, Mr. Jaars
Gouhn, aged rs years.. lie was res pectablc c,ti-
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42UTlCA.l


~V>iil Cop p,tinershp Of ANTHONY & DE~GCxs
1 is this day uissotsd by nsuraal cal sep.--!
sThose persons who arc Int!eoss 70 sand fsm, .re
earnestly r,qAls.rd 70 /. .sn cd,..e r.!mens
IicusY Sl who II. a.ulorz~,i b, ,et,ie tlc
same EE H. tNyHu ~.
Newport .D.c. %, 1911. y. S. Hls CO-ya II
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NJ npORf:
TEDNEsD'9r. JsN %, 1912.
RepubllraM CoilDsnfIcg.

A Gcnclrai CoaySnliun nf lhe REpua
ncANs OF this State. win be no den a
tie Stse- Houac, in Prayiance on We'd
nssdAy the 25-h day d ftrlAry nc&i
'Tnose towns ~ ,hc S'te, represented i.
Tic Gehcfal y ,scmDIy, b. ci,cnles ol
tie NatiolAI Government, .nl Oh t.iS
country, falsSi3 STYLED Fet galls;s, arc
tltscrore desired o elect De.ssA 70 ~
trld said oventioa-
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II Is with pie sure We announce The lrt'yal IN
I'll harb0us Of the : brig fantl,as L., 81
o AIR en- the 25d ard 24tn uit SIC experienced
seyeGe gales of ahi, VIII ch natcliaiy damage her
in her spa.s aad r,sgg, and Tas also com?ciIcd TO
throw oseib board h,r guns S,e WAS spoken ut sea
b. the soop Seairaaais, OF this port. wh~n Car AN
Thomas DENNIs, il then on board the sloop, VOL
uatcered his services pilot thrs Aaiiius into sbis
harbour We think much credit is attached 20 Capt
DevyIs for his generous and successful efforts i'll
sa, ag the lsas Of has tela@ eizcns, and the ps0-
perty Of the Ulitcd St..es.
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4 Ner1 Excellent Finn. HsTr Nloispf
IN Hepe, n Bristol, of ahpui 10 ceres. with ex,
,r,nt nrchsiilipl, &C. Ilse sussisbss ~fifftat
sso Pain i,'s aps sp~ee q TN s, ftr ngs - BE
y.ass, MIDI of w,houl stcck. >opc s,ed prlg, nc
sprh rs can I. Vel rs.n a nsrtsr. aa< tlsl slsF-
~ for Tie faithful ISsi.ah ~ 81 "A h.ses
bristol. Jan. 81. 1912.