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NOTICE.

DUBLIc notice is hereby givec, that on the first
ter, the Assistant Assessors within this district, will
proceed through the same, for the purpose Of taking
lists Of the lands lots OF ground With their improve
mcnts, dwellirg-hoascs and slaves, subject 70 the
United States Direct Tax and for va!u:ing and ~.
sessing the same. Ali persons owning. posses ding,
or having the care management OF such properly,
are required by law 10 deliver 10 the Assistant As.
SCISSORS. written lists. containing true sad accurate
description OF the sane and are hereby notified and
warned to be prepared the said first day Of Feb
rusry next, or Immediately there <er, TO deliver the
same, under the penalty provided by law for sgect
or refusal in this respect
JOHN D'wOt.P. Principal .a,sesssr
effh srs, dsfrfef ~ 1e State q Rhods. .fsiaad
Bristol, Jan. IL, 1914. l2w)
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NEWPORT.
THURSDAY, LAA'U ,RYi3. 1914.

lac examination or Joha Hassey and Eben-
ezer Fussey, IN Boston, iast week, (onen,ioned
In our last parer,) was completed on Saturday
LAST, before their Honors, Judge Story and
Davis, when they were fully committed to
take their trial foF HI sh- Treason, at the next
Circuit Court. They both belong 10 the So
ciety of Friends, in Berwick, Maine. mo-
tion was made to admit the prisoners TO bail,
which was refused.
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Tribute TO Vaior.-rhe Senate Of Pennsyl-
vania have unanimously passed resolution,
directing the Governor to present 10 Com
modore Perry gold medal, aud TO every
officer and man who served under him sill
yer one, with devices emble maiical OF their
late vic,ory-toge,hcr with the thanks oil the
legislature,ior their gallant achievement upon
]. ke Erie. d. Press.
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Frss iss Bssisn Patriot efyesserslay.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.


Indications Of Peace.--At length there ap-
pears some prospect of an adjustment of our
differences with Great. Britain, and of the ac-
complishme3 Of a speedy Peace. For two or
three days past, we have not permitted our
selves seriously to indulge this pleasing hope !;
but when we observe so striking coincidence
in almost every letter aud communicates
from the seat OF government. our doubts van
ish, and we begin to anticipate the most
pleasing results.
Er!rGet ofa letter 40 gentleman IN fhis fosvn,
dated Washington, Jan. ON. -
message from the President to the
House, communicated the dispatches per the
Bramble, aud the reply Of the Secretary OF
State, this day, as follows:
lst. A Letter Of Lord Castlercagh's, da-
ted 4th Nov. enclosing an official copy Of Id.
Cathcart's letter to the Russian Secretary,de-
clining the Russian Mediation, but profe ssing
the readiness of the Prince Regent TO accedc
10 direct negotiation, under the auspices OF
His Imperial Majesty.
I'd. Lord Casllercagh's letter proposes a
direct negotiation at London but il irsuper-
able obstacles present TO that place, az Cor
fenburg, on grounds, nor inconsistent suiih ihe
established iasvs Of nations, and fhe marihme
lasps Of Great Britain.
Sd. In his letter Of the 5th, by the Sc
cretary of State, the President accepts the
proposal, with assurances, that measures
shall be Immediately taken to produce the OBJ
Ject (pEAcE) desired by both countries.
"A member of the House informs me,
that at meeting of the Cabinet, which was
adjourned over during three days, i, was yes
terday decided to abandon the points the ad
tninistralion has contendcd for ; but for my
self, cannot believe this. NJ Nor can
we believe it. We cannot believe that the
President will ever consent to GIVE UP The
SHIP particularly while he has crew ON
board, who are willing to stand out while
there is a shot IN the locker.
The President, in his message covering
the aforesaid dispatches, recommended pre-
parations for vigorous prosecution Of the
war, Notwithstanding his acceptance of the
proposal" - This will secure To our
firm and viituous Chief Magistrate, the in-
creased confidence OF the Nation
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NEw-ORLEASs, Nov. 22.--A vessel from
Carthagena is in this river {; she has long
passage. The following intelligence tran.
spires Santa Martha sill held out, out con-
tinoed to bs invested by sea and by land. Ca
raccas, Csro, Santa Fee, and the whole pro-
vince ofVene zuela, had again declared Them
selves in favor of independence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-13

Fire in Mw. York AT an early hour on
the 5th inst S dwelling houses and S'.Gcofge's
Chapel, (one Of the 6aest churches IN this
city, in Bsekman-st. ard one dwelling house
and the African school house In Ciih-st. to-
gether with number Of work shops and OH
Or small. buildings il the rear, were destroy
cd by hle. New. York fefsr.
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A London paper of Oct. 81, mentions that
severe shock of an Earthquake wa. felt
throughout the lIslsnd of Tcperiife--many
houses were thrown down. 4" Al Yaodel Alto,
Ten. the mast of large vessel, with rigging
attached TO it, branded United S,s,es," has
been thrown up by the sea.-Dosi. Palladium.
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Rchorfed success ef the F-eneh Over he com
6ined armies.

II is currently reported this morning, that
a passenger in the Bramble, which brought
the late news from Europe, states, ths, tbe
latest London papers were lett On board the
Dragon and that these papers announced the
death Of Bernadotte, the overthrow ot the al.
lied armies, and the complete triumph OF Bo
naparte. M. COM ia.
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.1fIRRLiGES.

At Franklin. Con the 18Th ut. Mr. Cook Fisu
TO Miss MARY Cook, daughter Of Mr. Job Cook, jr
formerly Of Porfsmoufh, on this island.
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SPIES Two persons have been arrest
cd in Ncw-Loodon as SPiEs.--They were
first observed in that place as strangers OF
geDtecl demeanor---one a well.dresscd man,
the other in woman's clothing, apparently man
and wife in this character they went on board
DscA1vR's squadron, and afterwards visited
and seized. Upon examination, they were
both discovered 10 be men, and being unable
to give good account of themselves, were
put in lions, and must share the fate due TO
their crimes. One OF them was recognized
as a lieutenant from the Valiant, "a.
-.sf.-
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Nswrosr, 49, Clerks 9ffce, Coarf ef Conn
mgn p'-os, County Of NEWPORT, Dec. 81, Il " 1915.
M HEREAS william G. Burroughs, OF Newport,
w in the county Of Newport. merchant has this
day fled in said Office, the Act Of the trncral As
seDbIy, at their October Sessions, A. d. 1873. grant,
ing him the benefit Of an Act made and passed June
1756, entitled An act for the relief of insolstns
debtors" This Is therefore t. notify the cicdrors
Of the said William @ Burroughs, that they lie and
appear, it they think fl, at the couit of conmon
Pleas and General Sessions Of the Peace, be hold
en- at Newport, within and for il,e comfy of New.
port. on the third Monday of May next. then ard
there To nominate Commissioners 20 receive and dis
tribute the effects f he said William G. Turrouchs
jan 13. RoBERr .oe%r5, G'ssk,
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FROM MEXICO.

By the vessel from Vera Cruig, which ar
rived here on Tuesday, several letters have
been received in this city, and We have been
favored with the perussl Of one of them, con-
tanning the following particulars.
The revolution never had, even in the days
Of Hidalgo, assumed chsracter equaliy for
midablc and deoisiye. The Independents
have at length seized on Acapulco, ono of
the 6nest ports Oh The Pacific Ocean, and
perhaps the only safe harbor of Mexico |; il is
emincnlly situated for commerce with tho
East, and was once famous for its annual gal.
Icons 10 Manila.
1t appsars that Morcllos, after having Sc
cured his posts in the southern provinces,a land
organized powerful army, found bimsclf
sufficiently strong TO dctach several corps to
intercept the communication between Vera
Cruz and Mexico. The army which blocka.
dad valuable convoy in the fortress Perots,
at the departure of the above vessel, was csti-
mated al 1000 men. Peroia is 90 miles from
Vera Cruz. approximations were entertained
for the capital, as no news from thence had
been received for some time at Vera Cruz.
N. b. We have just learned that San Bias,
port on the Pacific Ocean, near acapulco,
has also failed into the hands OF the Indepen.
dents.
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NEw-YoRK, Jan. 4--We understand that
orders are received al the navy yard at this
port, for the instant preparation Of sIoop of
war to depart for England as Flag with dcs-
patches. 1t is stated that the John Adams is
the vessel, but we should think il more pro-
bablc the Peacock will be the vessel, as she is
already for sailing, ,snd the John Adams would
require some short time for equipment.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-13

Commodore Perry left this place last week
for the City of Washington.
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Upwards Of FIVE thousand dollars has been
calIected in the several Religious Societies Of
Boston, for the relief of the Portsmouth, sal.
ferers
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FOX SALk.,
a Small Draft on Charleston, S. c. payable, az
"A sight Inquire at this office Jan I3.
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His exec lency the Governor has deter
mined to enlist | or 1000 men, for the three
months OF with the sanction Of legisla-
ture) IL months or during the war, with off,
GERS 10 be commissioned by him and dollars
per month extra pay to the soldiers, to be
confined at present TO the defence of the sea
board Of the state. Also, the Commander in
Chief will organize battalion Of Sea Fenci-
bles under the Act Of Congress for that pur-
pose, for the defence Of this city and harbor.
". Y. Columbian.
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T>HE subscriber having been apnonted by the
i President Of the United States. Agent for Vac
cnation. hereby gives notice, that Genuine Vaccine
Matter win be furnished TO any Physician or ottci
citizen of the United States, who may apply to him
for it. The application must be made by post, and
the requisite fee Give dollars) in the current bank
paper of any of the middle States forwarded with it,
When required, such directions, SC. how to use it,
will be furnished with the matter as will enable any
discreet persons who can read and write, to secuie
his own family from the Small Pox, with the greatest
certainty, anG without any trouble o. danger.
signed, and not exceeding half an ounce in weight,
are carried by the United States mail free of hostage
in conformity to late act Of Congress, entitled
Gan act to encourage Vaccination" A
JAMES SMITH,
Aug. ~ u. s. .agenf for Vaccination, Balf;more.
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Portsmouth Wooden Manu-
factory.

THE subscriber informs his friends and the pub.
u lie. that his Machines at Cundars Mills are in
excellent order for carding sleeps Wool, and that
a new and improved Machine will be in operation in
few weeks, for carding Nierino WOOL (pure blood
The Clothing business Is conducted by the first
workmen in this country, all kinds Of woolen cloths
manufactured in superior style, at short notice,
and on accommodating terms
SAMUEL CLARKE.
NB-An articles intended TO be conveyed to The
Mills will in future be received at the Dsmes:ic Wdrs
H,use, No LIZ, Thamcs-street. where they w'll be
promptly attended 70. Porismsash, Nay IL.
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BY NAIL.

WAX EVENTS, &c.


FROMNEW-LOADON, LUG. 81.
The cnemy's force in sight ycsterday, con-
sis,ed OF two-dcckers, frigate and brig.
Mrs Stewart and her children left here in
q 1,g on Thursday las,, and proceeded to the
superb, Admirsl Hotham, where she met her
husband. We understand Gen. Gushing was
instructed to gran, permission for their de-
parture, il the enemy had ceased to use COM
pulsory means 10 obtain IT, Mr.. Stewart and
his family reside at Piumb-lsland.
The bodies Of three men have been picked
up within a few days on the shore near Son-
ing,on. One had both legs shot off the 9th.
cr two appeared to have been killed by grape
ahot.--Supposed to have belonged to the bar.
ges, in the attack on Stonington.
On Thursday last, midshipmah and sea.
men landed at Gull Island from the Supe b,
leaving their arms on board. While the 9th.
crs were amusing themselves IN cooking fish,
two of the seamen, Daniel Holt, Of this town
and Uriah Atkins, Of Penobscot, jumped into
the boat and proceeded for the mouth of thi,
harbor, where th,y arrived in safety, about
dark Immediately citizens started in
whale boat for the Island, and brought of Mr..
Morssn, the midshpman and Two seamen,
the other could not be found. Atkins was
pressed four years ago and Holt nearly two
years.
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Tis a joiy 10 wish 10 z0ifhhoid our part from n
support Of Cipl Government
THE members Of the human frame.
Once raisd Rebeliion's deadly fame
Against that noble part, the Belly,
AMI acted like--here let the story tell ye.
The Tongue sediiion first began to preach,
And thus to faction did it teach:
" We worldly Friends, the Hands and Feet,
" How long you've labour'd, TOLD for meat
!" Your vigour wasted, just TO stainch
% The cravings of hideous Paunch,
" Who lords il DER us like King,
lazy, upstart, useless thing.
7" Come noble fellows, each of us,
|" swear no rnore 10 bear this curse"
ThS6pecch seemed fitted for the cause,
Andwit the faction met applause
The Hands repeated DER and Ger,
That they would work and toll no more.
The Feet oft brus'd with stones and cuts
Swore they would ccsse to bear the G--ss
The very Teeth, amurd'rous crew,
Refasd his daily food to chew.
In this unook'd for, sore distress.
The Belly thus them all ADDRESSED.
|" We slaves of pow'r, you all must know,
1" Tbat what on me you e'er bestow
50 Is all converted to your good,
" Dispers'd through all the limbs and blood"
Alas remonstrance was invain,
And Passion now had got the reign.
In vain ev'ry method tried 81.
To bring them back to Reasons side.
Soon feeble grown from Ararch's sway,
The Body hasiend to decay
The hmbs soon feeble, weak were grown
Asi now too late their folly own
They fan to duty would have fled
But all were NUMBERED with the dead.
oLLAPUD.
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For The Rhode.hiand RepgJican.

Mr.. EprToR,
The .foiosing lines eortain aH1son wlich induced
me to send thef, 10 you for publication.
THsoucH Wonder hills river flows,
Whose salt wave tow'rd the ocean goes
Dawn by the greenwood side.
In the circumambent air,
The proud ship rides at anchor there,
Down by the greenwood side.
And where the river nurmurs by,
village stands on lodges high,
Close by the greenwood side.
A bcauteous little forest near,
In evergreen outlivcs The yer,
oh, pleasant greenwood side
There would raise the humble cot,
And bless 80 happy lov'd lot,
Down by the greenwood side.
ANsELNo.
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Letters have been received ia Montreal
ROM Mackinac, dated July 29.-Thc Ameri-
cans were before it, but the writer was conf.
dent il would be defended. The British col
.ors were srll flying Aug.2. The Americans
in skirmish, had few killed, and few TAX.
ca prisoners. They had taken the trading
establishment at SAUL ST. Mary.
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BOSTON. SEprsanSR 9.

A letter from Baltimore, dated on the 2s,h
ult. Gays, :" 500 scamen have arrived at this
place, also great body of militia from Penn
sylvania, and great number of cavalry from
the country The Naval Commanders say
the city is SAFE"
Another letter from Baltimore, says, /" the
enemy arc supposed to have lost between
$50 and 400 men although the affair was
badly managed on the part of the Americans
Tie Baltimore troops suffered for want OF
supplies the quar,sr-masser has been ar.
sested."
We have received Montreal papers 10 the
to,h uh They confirm the recent account,
that Lit. Henderson and IS British soldiers,
were drowned 10 attempting to pass Black
River, Canada. The ferry nan and 2 sons
perished at the same time. They belonged TO
The slst rog. lately from Frsnce.
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DOCIUN DNaI :.
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Wkioh celebrated for me Of many diseases:
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where there is only a cathartic wanted, when from
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APPRECIATION. 81
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or The Pills recommend themselves.
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POETRY.


The ollo7Oing Fable needs comment. Let those for
.ysom IL is intended make the a1plcati0a.
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SC. &c. Sc.
Fifteen ber cent deduction and and three rf7F<
fers blanks 20 prize.
Present price Of Tickets S 11-00
Quarters S 500
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.<Oi i1l..
WhsEINcToN, s. s.-Clerks Office SUPREME
judicial Court, .dugust IS. 1914.
yXyHEREAs, ,WTLLL8.H HOLLOH.aY, Of Norsa
w K5ngsto.sn, merchant has this day filed in
said Office the Acts of the General Assembly at their
June sessions, ID 1874. granting him the benefit
of an act made and passed June, A ID 1856 enti-
tied an Act for the relief of insolvent debtors =
This is therefore to notify the creditors of The said
VIM Hesicray, that they be and appear, they
think proper. at the Supreme Judicial Court, to DO
holden south .Kingstown within and for the coun.
ty Of Washington, the second Monday OF October
next. then and there to nominate Commissioners to
receive and distribute the effects according 10 law.
JAMES HELME. Jun Clerk.
w. UPpIKE, Attorney. A4
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Board of Health Lottery.
Commences drawing in December next. in the City
of New-York The following are the principal
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Pennsylvania STATE Lottery
Commences drawing in October next IN PhiladelPhis
The following are tie principal Prizes, vlE.
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Sc. SC. &c.
Fifteen per cent deduction, and nos swo blanks O
prize.
Present price of Tickets 5 $50
Quarters s. so
Washington Bridge Lottery.
Commences drawing at New Haven, on the 14ih Of
October next The following are tbe principal
Prizes, viz.
Of 5000 dollars
10 1000
SO 100
S<c. sc. Sc.
.Q5ouf ore and a third blanks to prize.
Present price of Tickets S 500
Quarters S 1879
Wholes, Halves, Quarters. and Eighths in either 4f
the above Lotteries, may be obtained
by orders left with
JOSIAH G. SHAW,
.dt his Truly Fortunate Lottery Office,
No. ll8, 1H.ayfES.STREET
Who has obtained for his friends, in the VARIOUS Lot
teries immense amount of Prize Money.
He guarantees the payment Of all prizes procured
at his ofEce--where be obtained during the
whole time Of drawing of the Plymouth Beach Lotte-
y warranted undra%n Tickets, from certified st
from of the Managers, OF the fate OF all Tickets
both blanks and prizes, procured at this office.
CT Washington Monument Prize Tickets taken
in payment. J.C. SHAW.
,Aewport .7ngust "a, 1914. IT,
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Resides vast amount in Prizes of S so, 80, 20,
&C. &c amounting in the whole 10 above
O w HUNDRED THO USAND DOLLS.
Newport, July 27, 1914
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10000 DOLLARS

TN United States per cent Stock, last emission
.atso, 8 10000 Treasury Bills, may be obtained
j. c. SHAw, NO. il8, Zhames-street.
Neweort. Aug 81.