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HILF-v.gE House 10 BS REV
ran

V4fiF subscriber aiSos tur,nti5roae or NOR. yc-rv
( t'at LIre and e"n.In~'jous Tavern called la
HbiUGy {i,',a. between l;ich,aoud .,nd P;,,...,c..
Possession may h. had 'i,r n,st day % November
next Ills ea1,hi,s.inent is % vel, known, itat - q.
Thought nncesay "a sgy more htu bat i IS believed
10 De one Of the hest country stands il |ircia;. ;,
.pulile house Terms MAY bc known by a,p,,in, to
the subscriber who U.cs ncar ,,, pftnsrs
RiChD. GREGORY.
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10 RLNIl

4 NOn9mediatc possession gwen, TIE Horse a,l
- Nerdue Cficc Gtepi1t! ~ tn. $, baei1h, s.
.fi.oO--t eoJniO-t"Lte lveiirg - sc a,,;a;s.f >
Va john Foster containing oir god ~ l..1 With k.t
chen, an"ke-ho1se and garden
- lio9se o'-r TIC 3asG, oca hing so good MONS.
WIN nre p'aefs h';ce'', stahic ,ud rc'' piee g..
sarrcp grons' tic whole r.c.oscA v N, ,IaiS ,,,in..
i Ne~ tioise d., 30, ,na Glccn ore mic .in
'ne A2arEtt'iGuse: c,<aining l,i,r a,I,.. Az, 40
small rocrcs, kitcaeR,a well % excellent wafer ~
s''ier m one tcEe ri sayen ground fzh .,ltl.'-
aen The whole enclosed IN the h,,t manner
han'ia"mc Stic.; l.hliry CLAIR N!u.,cco ,ih,. ana
cushion, WITH Jest london pa,e ArUc4s, use G, ur,
may be had choap.
FOSTER & SATGHEIL.
Oc'pher hawtf
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I'm ITFD.

.ECIIC> rs HI.At. n CTTf.S, IEIT
30 utue q Deed Of True, e., srrtt.. 20 ne br
~ highard Egou n TIC Couofy o. Ara, li. for &
prrc"s q securing tae payment u a certain rtte o
hH4d i'f one tliW=ard seven hurtf- and twenty q.
uola@, according ~ the terms OF 'Ie qsd deed wdch
terms icc not been complied viii, viI be sold IT pub
hc apt'oH 10 TIC hiEhcst bidder fr r.air MONEY "a
ule Bs.i-l aseInin tEccdy u 3chrnond, on Sa,trdfy
tie hiih cry d noy. it trict 81 laud lying \ hyia
NJ tie counties otAmelia, Cumberland and li,,. I'D
"tu @'Hted on the river Appomattey ~ the state "
VnBnl,ad continuing thousand sores BE- The sIne
mo- or les; with ,dl and singular te slaurcn.aces
&c. The sid tsct Of land s,jons the lands Of Tv aid
Jcgesi'n and wis istell, ~ e county o. C,,nhe,
isnd ad On tic Fiuoe Edward side Gus tie land II
william Y. Lyon, and IN the county Of Amelia, il
i0uehe5 the laNi'I o William b. Lyon Joshus Soitiev
ard ineph Lyon, and is tie same land on which Tie
SAID Richard Lyon resides
GUEDoS X. B4ccars Tl--siee.
October g. qasias
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RU.N.GU.hY


E-NOAi tie sub-cIISer on the 18th inst nero VIZ
ian named fiisil'I, who sor.,e tines c9lsz her
seives Pessy,) supposed 10 be Ahoct fcc, inches
nigh shc has i,,,a rleuna'ic siectioS which h. orl-
eG lump on TIE oac', l-i' 81 ie nce< whi.a p.oin
ces ait' IS that se cannot u.rn her head rsy q.
Inuut ai WREN size ines you, she lpoks sTl.,-s
She ;lad OF whcn shc clipped, scrois stir and ii,
ai took with heF, sGrdiy aeices belonging Ia her mi
Gess, viz'--3ne c>-ton ealnbrck fro-S sit sleeve,
trimmed with cord, p-r,slin hoel worked ar,yud
the 'sl, one book muslin cap without ooFyles orr
cotton ealGbiici ysuiy,e AMI csen,i one rsiI v "a
Sioss one dark sAs dr,ss very .a-Ee Shc cine f n
the neisbor' cod Of Norfolk, AMI vii, probably s7, or
that place. Wli0cyer vii secure her in sorne ait
that get her, or deliver her ms shall reo.i,s &5
and reasonable exP paid, and the articles above
mentioned be also elyercd, rewlta q $50 val be
paid.
THOMAS s. COAITTR.
WayDe'bmuneh, 18th ec,t a
IN HEitEASit appears BY uie Rcpoli Of H. Com
: n.sscner- appointed bv De Executive. no view
the Foefe JisDffte E5ad that Jjs v hole Paa,t has
heen eompeated according The Provisions OF he nat
OF Assembly iaoorlOT ttj1f G.c Compsr, sr oueing
The sre--I'he President and Directors of SAD
tomranv are therefore AUTHORISED 10 I'm nd = s.,57.
irn fu ne allowed by the said act Tom ara see, dis
day. Gwen under my hand as Governor. OF ,.r Com
n4on"sa!t, tiis twenty fourth day of Octohcr lS!i
IS B.3AE0U?
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sbCRSUiNt TO = decree OF tic SIN sr.or Court ci
2 Caaeery for the Hielmord Dstco;, 80 be so.l
on the premises cor cash. on tie tis lay 4 December
l6i the Land lne.,iio:-i N sail ,!.c'c zinc ~ me-.
county oi ChsSteiisd, be"ngr. 20 u ia pe..s; 70
pay the de'r, interest AMI cG ncn,oe,, IN gsbi 4r,
cree, due Michael Wells, il. and he cost aiei,, sale
sale iii, 2 ,.o,.,,
Oc,C'.,- ~. o,a5s
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N,,qHCN.

= :. 'Htcrd topv'aio1 tie Les;elatlre d,'.'ne -
~ present. session (iit shall set Suffice. e., -
Oh u'e or 'r transaction Ot oiNr;.2 business, it IS
;rf, ~ she1r regular meeting IN Dee Grr KY 81 -
''''s' Ia 'r-t passJi at the last season, tnGts' Nt
: net ~ ''s> ontnue the'nspcel'O OF Tobacco Il ti,s
" W ars o,sr IA the City o: Heiyrol, aut icg tt,.
" nrpns y - IS tlat The slpserO, IS n., bc s.,foy,t
t'tir salaries rtwevc nionJ,s s,r,ic. rla,.e,u a..
ior "li5'' iie aitaess5d al hs' sa pr,,,i,i6a.
NAriASILl SFAe--.s,
iHs.> RG,i -,
|i.isr o's az 8prPs ,sal ,,l,.ree.
i, IL. t'ct@,as G.eHa vii.ls a-,.sL ~. e-,.l- II
( NAcrn'S Nas-i doe'd. iate a the CIV al E..1-
'""d "a FN"ceieJ - brg ,he.l forward f,r ssllr-
n'ere'n7 p">A -2 those hs!shiti l. te state,
I-ctit -
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JS.aTSO.N- .GA,D DOTyE,

Wish IN inform ;heir Friends and the public ,h,t ey
have sHlled tGcScl'cS With excellent n,,s.e,iss ud
wosSmen-aild being {, e,nirci 10 or,i 10 effort 10
CIV So ae;or, laih = The f;rcyari execution ~ ,er
work, and ',e promp.iildc Of uc'r attention To- IL o.
"e'S iheN rVccIvC. ii hatjer themselves us, the eN
teeta.icn al s st'ire o:pubIic encouragement.
= low additional s@cl Ir9''kG.cr,, "a their u; e. viii
meet with mediate ear 2ioyn and iD.r7i scs.-
four Apprentices.
OG.nher ~.
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Z.2CX lPksY9EgYS.

.-l.asi.ay..l q
- -. vlil e, GsC -
q, o5a5ncs y75ioersazs g i;.ir ss,c I'D. Use .
ie''f a''o g's ts'c+.;5ces j., ey 4',n,t 1e ~. g..
t.!lS y q. -liti,te ~. 80
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4-tt--nA-
EBY rae ola Deed Of Trust executed 60 me by
P Weston S'e0cs,.,o secure csrjaiE debts therein
specified, srd TIC cos. tending Che cz-cus1n ,f cad
ieed--Wil ba sold 10 che J,.zhcst bidder, lor r4sdy
mracy, Thrraday tbe 6-1 hay og Dccs,nL-r nex,
IT 'Thomssilurtons 1a-Finr Alb"msrlc count, 40
yasuabie negro n4eri stss5. J.fCG~ - S40sN-Y-Sc-
ting trust-e Wli ecaycy o Site IS stcl oniy.
Ca4ELg- itUa aIEs, Jiusfq,
Cot IT, r4y
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LEAF 1IoR md IAHt-N l-I,l..

fiavc iu~ rec. 'rtl from Tie North. m aztctsiv-
= slrrarlt OF s,,s'' teahes, as ,,d % a: ..},r, az
4Hlu"Aie5 ron1yi'i-g y>ye,a. tisl.Si ;,lc "a. &c
Line, ".cn 'fiil ssh asl She tines .;i t,.i.
ts..{N i;-.f!paftN-
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WAsKrvz TON, Oct. &c.
CRY of :. l-t$er from 4Ihlj. Gen A11ggii -
Cos7. ChaunceY, d15sU
II. .. Buffalo, Sept 4, 1914.
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hollow GLASS var.

$1,000
Co7pis'ng Shop fg<fi-c. ~ ,s n,;ysrr, % Orig
gr;l, Tamt!e,, d al SOS, : ,r;t sscc.s !.,s-- {,.
and Nt!,t Iuats, As7'uy L4n!u s. az. 4s,r ,ss..
Sc ne geols Il i've ''eii'tr,i a. Hr3.po-d az any
o;her tovuiu de Suts a - fc; q. IS 1;.rfa,.,,r,
prices t1S~'heT with ex ,es- .,s,q,~,5ts5a 80.
At'}Il.N. 5-.iJ'tr
April z. VII
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faN'E aA,' ;'ees = y isil; d i.s7ls aav Z been Ir-
Z ,,aed wish ii,uds A. rr.a,iy 70 nv fSo stbs a.
hr bslaEcs with interest of dc debts 1ra,l.i un1ac
afort}+ fnai dividend oi spjl -slae--Srpiy "a he
eo,m'ioS-house e Josepi, :, G;ec>..e N5arx
Oct =. -
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POOTs AM sYNFS.

EOnN WATSON 81 SAslUi,l. DOYlt. = ,he
- loot ot the Ca;,ol Fill, tG,'iog focncL :. part
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TO RENT.

r4NiF P'sIload C:5ToI- .iIr fi17-1r :, --T7 n on
ra;'cn, Cas-inss in Pass sud yyrrius -tirou v6r!
hnnace, vith john PaTstil! Of the Lace, ~. r IN
& Lea !" Petersburg; vii b. talk6iy ics-I,sd, s.6
promptly attended u.
June ~ '''' ga '''-'4 - %
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letter received in tlHs city, dated Choctsn Agen-
ey, 2sth Sept. saysos Tho rya Of the Clociaw y,un-
;eets MARCHED hun cur neiS.bOrhbod ibis morning Tor
Mobile" tlc't i'Gt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-27
81 EPAMERICAN PRIZE LIST.aDa
Privafeerrng on Lake Chamhlain

PrtvdfeerIng on Lake ChGmHlain
The private armed boat Alert, Catlin, master, OF
Burlington, has captured and brought into that port,
British vessel, laden with furs.
An English brig from St Johns for the West-In.
dies, cargo lumber, fish, oil, butter, &c prize TO the
Fox, arrived at Portsmouth on the Goth inst.
The British ship Hebe, sent into North Carolina,
was in the transport service, and has on board a
number OF portable barracks for soldiers.
The British sch Kentish, loaded with sugars,
at Fsirhaven on "Wednesday last, prize to the Sara
toga privatcer.
LONDON, Jan. l2.--Thc Charlton, Har-
COW, of London, has been taken, round Cape
Horn, by the american Jrigate Esser, and
given up 10 prisoners.
LONDON, Jan. 5-Tbe Mary transport, Of
London, capt. Winker, with crew oi J 8 sea-
men and IL marines, having On board So
French prisoners, and officers, mostly Ger
mans, as passengers from Sicily and Spain,
on leave Of absence, lef, Tarragona 2lst Sept
and Gibralter 9th Nov. with SO sail Tor Eng
land, and parted in gale. On The evening
Of Dec. 9, lat. ~, Ion. 2, 80, W.saw pri-
vatcer of 10 guns, Supposed 10 be an Am. who
sheercd off. On the morning Of The 10th,
suspicious sail bore down from the Westward,
in lat. 40, ~, about 10 miles of Sciiy,whieh
proved to be the American prysteer brig,
Rsttlesnskc, Capt. Moaet, OF go men, and
mounting 6 guns and wall picces.--An ac-
ton commenced at 9, A II. which ended in
the Mary's hauling her colors down AZ 10 l-6,
the Mary having her captain and seamen
killed, and three severely wounded.
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NEWPORT.
RHODE.lSL AND ELECTION.
WEDhESDAY, arm 81, 1914.

kHODE-lSl ELECTION.
Oa- Wednesday last. small number of the
citizens of this Stats assembled in their res
pectivc towns 10 make choice Of a Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, ten Senators, Secre,a-
~, Attorney General and General Treasur.
er, Tor the current year. No serious opposi-
tion was made TO the ruling parly--snd not
withstanding the loud and reilerat calls upon
the citizens from the federal presses, to come
forward with iueir whole s,rea 9Th, 10 fright
ca the General 6overnmen, y the several
Modera,ois exhibited a 6egggriy account Of
almost enihfy 5ores." In this town, Mr.
JONES obtaiped POS votes Tor Gogernor--last
year SO5--ioss under similar circumstances,
100 lin Providence, 7vhere tas Governor re-
sides. he had 5l8; In 1912, ne obtained 67s-
loss 90 |! In the town of Little Compton,, a
Republican, (WILLIAM NusoR, Esq was
elected representative, in place of one OF the
submission party-and in Nor,h-Kng:town
two Republicans, (EsBoN SANDFoRD and
THOMAS ALLEN, Esquires,) were chosen 10
represent that respectable town, which was
riis-rep resented last year by two of the sub
mission pary--leaving a net gain of SIX 10
the House Of Representatives. Even in the
town of Providence, JAMES b. Mason, the
great federal leader, was COMPELLED 70 decline
the Office OF Representalive, aud make room
for NATHANIEL SEARLE, Esq. who, though
OF the federal party, is not considered SO OBJ
noxious, as hi, rancoroas predecessor.
Thus, without any preconcerted opposition
the Republican party have an accumulation of
strength, and some Of the best informed men,
entertain no doubt we should have enjoye6
complete triumph, had we come ou, with
General Pcox. On the whole, the Republi-
cans have abundant cause for exuitation. The
submission party were anxious TO bring for
ward heavy vote agaiost the measures of
the General Government, but the disgraceful
conduct OF their leaders have opened the eyes
of many we!l-disposed freemen who have here
toiore been deceived by them. Another year,
we hope, will produce radical chanys in the
government OF this State.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-27

pUBLISHEE By .qU1A0RITY.



To repeal an act entitled an Act sying an slbsr>
SO on all ships and vessels in the ports and hars
bors of the u. S,atcs," and SO much OF any acl OF
acts rs PROHIBITS The importation OF goods, wa, es
and merchandise of the growth, p oduce or mail,
utacture of Great Britain Ireland, or Of any At,
the colonies or dependencies thereof. or OF ann
place or country in the actual possession OF Ggeat
Britain.
BE enacted 5y the Senate aud House Of Retressrfd
tires cfthe United States IF .smerSco, Congress
bIed, That the act, entitled " AN act laying
barge all ships and scls in the pos;s and har
bors ofhe United States passed on the seventeenth
day OF December, one thousand eight hundred and
thirteen, be- and the same is hereby repealed Pro-
csd, That all penalties and foreitures which have
been incurred under the said act, shall be recovered
and distributed, and may be mitigated RENTED
in like manner as if the said act had continued in full
force and virtue.
Ind be a. further enacted, That so much Of any sct
or acts as prohibits the importation of goods, wares
or merchandise, of the growth, produce or manu-.
facture of Great Britain or Ireland, or of any of tho
colonies or dependencies thereof of any place or
country in the actual possession OF Great Britain AMI
SO much of any act or acts prohibits Importation
into the United States the territories thereof in
neutral ships or vessels, from any port place sit
uated in Great Britain Ireland or in any of tho
colonies or dependencies OF Great Britain. be, and
the same is hereby repealed Prgoiaed, That all
fines, penalties and oreitures incurred by virtue OF
the said act shah be oyercd and disribut.
ed, and may be mtigated RENTED in like man.
ner MS IT the same had continued in full force and
virtue md provided o!so rha, nothing herein con.
tanned shall be construed TO authorize or permit the
importation OF goods wares and merchandize, or OF
any article, the property Of Belonging st the time
OF such Importation 10 the enemy enemies Of the
United States. LANGDON CnEVEs,
Speaker et the House Of Rebrsse rtatires.
r.. GERRY,
gice President ef he United States. and
President Of the Senate.
April Ii, lSi4-.7bproVed, JAMES MANSON,
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a FREE TRADE"

. We this day publish the Law removing all
restrictions on trade, except what state of
war necessarily imposes. Commerce, there
fore,a depends on the governments is now rs
free as air. We hope the federal papers will
al lsas. cease to clamor about the supposed en-
unity of President Madison TO the mercantile
interest. For fair and honorable commerce,
the Republicans, have ever been advocstes.--
And every restIiction,to which il has been seb-
lcc,ed, has been temporary one, for its per-
nanent freedom. One main object OF this
vcry war Is y Commerce, free and unshackled,
~ the unjust eeicts OF other powers.
Bosten Chroa.
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g UFlFIEENLID

a Providence federal paper in giving the
number of votes in that Town, state shat there
were FIFTEEN scattering votes. 4 correspon-
dent wishes 10 know, whether Ihis was the
army of Gov. Jones, raised last year for the
defence of this state, and whether they assem-
bed In body,t TO vote against their gallant
commander IN Chief?
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-27

Have Tor Sac,
1--WE hundred boxcs Candles;
l. 500 do. do Soap;
$50 barrels supcr6ne Flour:
10 tons Archange Hempi
$50 hhds. retailing Molasses;
l62 boxes Havana browu Sugar;
65 bids. W l. Rum;
200 bags debenture Coffee.
They respectfully offer their services as Auction.
GERS aid Commission Merchants, and refer for infor.
nation respecting their establishment, to Messrs.
JonS q. Il SAMUEL WuITEHo9nE, Of Newport.
Providence. April 90 Il.
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From hhe BOfon Palladium, Of yesterday.
NORTHERN FRONTIER.

MIN I1EhN L NJN Inn.
We learn by gentlemen who left burlington on
Thursday last, that the report that the British squad
ron bad appeared on Lake Champlain,w WAS erroneous,
and tie alsra heh that report caused, had subsd-
ed 500 Vermont militia, who had been assembled
al Vergennes, had been discharged. Gen. Wilkn.
son had left Pattsburgh 10 attend the Court Martial
upon him near Lake George. Gen. Macomb COM
mandcd at Piatisburgh.
Cass.dian PAPERS Since our last we have been Ca
vored with Quebec papers to the l4th inst and Mon
treal TO the 10th. Extracts:
QprBEc, April -.
1t now appears to be unquestionabie that an ex.
change Of prisoners will take place within month
or two.
Great Britain in boarding her seamen, instead Of
sending them where they are wanted, acts tho part
OF the mser with his guineas She deals out sailors
to the Canadas as though they were as many drops
Of her hearts blood. And so they are.
MONTREAL, April 10.
We understand ship of 80 guns has been
laid down at Kings ston the ieogih Of her keel
is said to be l82 feet The greatest activity
Is displayed in the dock-yard ;-nothing but
reinforce ment of seamcn is wanted 10 asnre
success OH Lake Ontario, next campaign
April 16.
We learn that an exchange OF prisoners will soon
take place. Ii s said those OF the militia, taken al
Fort Niagara, Bufialoe, &C. and confined here, are
to be sent off on Wednesday next. General Wnder
left here yesterday bis return to the u States.
Sir j. l.. YEo, is appointed British Naval Com
mandcr in Chief. on the Canadian Lakes
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ARMISTICE.

Notwithstanding the reiterated contradic-
,ions Of the rumor in the print devoted to tho
enemy's cause, We are enabled to state, from
the highest authority, that ancgotiation for
an armistiee is actually going on between OUT
government and the British commanders
and that If il can be honorably and sdvan,ag-
eously concluded, it will no doub, be done.
Nat. .fiv.
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Bufaloe Village, which once adorned the
stores of Erie, and was pros,rated by the en-
emy, is now risink again--seversl buildings
are aiready raised and made habilable--con-
,rsc's for 20 or so more are made, and many
of them in considerable forwardness. A brick
company has been organized, by an associa-
,ioo OF 'he most enterpriziog and public spr-
lied ci,izens, with suilicien, capital, for the
purpose oil rendering the p,iee OF brick so
reasonable, that the principal streets may be
built up of that e1cle. All tina. s required
to establish Bufaloe 10 lis former prosperity,
are ample rcmunera,ions from government,
aad peace peace, IT not obiainsd Ly negocia-
tiSn, must be obtained by vigorous and sue
cessiul prosecution of ,he war ar,-BnBaio Gaz.
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D0nletir mare poufe.


Informs hrs Friends and the PubHe,
THAT he has opened store at No. 177,Tharhes.
street, opposite Of the foot Of the Parade.
which is intended be kept exclusively for the sale OF
Domestic Manufactured Goods,
ofcvery description. lie has now on hand,
Piaids, Ginghams, Srihes, Cheeks, ShirAngss
Cham6rays, hnifsing Yarns, 7wist, &c.
And is now IN daily expectation Of receiving the best
assortment ever before offered for sale
in this town
The following WOODEN GOODS will be received r
few days
Broa7cioths, Cassinacrcs, and Sdftinetfs.
Persons wishing any particular patterns manuactnr.
cd, may be supplied at shor, notice.
THIS tV.dRE HOUSE
Being part OF an extensive Manufacturing Estab.
lshment, oil Goods will be sold (for Cash
only) at the lowest Factory prices.
.Nesvborf, mn 27, 1914 tc
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CONGRESS

adjourned on Monday, the 18th inst. after
passing 93 acts and resolutions, TO the
last Monday in October next. Previous TO
the adjournment Of the Senate, the Vice Pres
ident, as is usual, having vacated his seat, j..
Guillard, Of South Carolina. was chosen Pre-
siden,, pro tenn. of that body.
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9aies at Aurti0n.
Chase and Harness.

Chase and Harness.
On THURSDAY, May $, at l ! o'clock,
UM6e sold at Public .qnetioa in front Of Iesasend'i
Ceges-Aouse,
4 New and fashionable, wc-Luit Chaise, anu Q
n handsome plated Harness.
Terms made known at the time OF sale.
u. u. Hotoiand, oucf'r.
Ncwport, April 30. 1914.
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A bill has passed both branches Of the Le-
gislature, for lesscnins the compensation of
the marsaal,, clerks and attorneys in the dis
tricts of Rhode-Island, Massachusetts, Con-
necticut, Ncw.York and Pennsylvania.
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MILITARY.

Yesterday the Militia of this town paradcd
under their respective commanders. Their
appearance and dispine was such as reflects
the highest honor on the town, as we'll as the
officers and uoops.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-27

Gen. WILKINsoN's official account Of the
battle at La Cole, is given 10 the Intelligencer
OF the 9Th inst. 1t does not differ materially
In its statements from the accounts already
published, as TO the number of killed and
wounded. which was between 80 and 90 but
the returns are not yet published. lie says the
battle was lesson Of command TO the officers,
and Of obedience to the soldiers, worth whole
years drill of cmtpy paradcs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-27

tbs stated tha, the friga,es United States
AM Macedoniau, being unable to ge, to sea,
arc to be dismantlcd. Commodore Decatur,
his officers and crew, to take the President
frigate--Cap, Jones, his officers aud crew, TO
gqHo Lake Ontario-snd Commodore Rod.
& his officers and crew, TO take the friga,e
= (rriere, at Philadelphia.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-27

100000 dollars, prize money, have been
voted by Congress to the officers and crews
Of the victorious fleet on Erie, and 5000 extra
10 Com. Perry
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CONFIRJE JE.4TJON.

A letter from Norfolk, dated 3th inst. re.
ccived at Baltimore, mentions the return OF
the flag that had been dispatched by govern
ment. No answer was received to the des.
patches, in consequence of the absence Of
Ad. Cookburn up the Bay.-Thc answer was
promised 10 DC sent on shore when received.
The person charged with the flag, CONTINUES
the letter. who is an officers Of the navy,
learnt on board the frigate. that they had re-
celved late accounts from Europe, and that
there had been General Peace concluded in
Europe. r
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-27

Col Lewis and Ma Madison, of Kentucky,
who were made prisoners at the battle of
Frenchtown on the river Raisin. arrived in
Washington city from Canada on Saturday
last, after having been prisoners of war for
considerably mole than year.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-27

The presiden, OF ,hc United States has
conferred the breyet ranls of Lieut.. Col. on
Major Forsythe, of the lst rife regiment,
who has been distinguished f)r his gallan,ry
on various occasions and the brcvet rank Of
Major, on Capt. Holmes, Of the Gath infan-
try, for his gallant conduct on tho river
Thames, the 4,h OF March.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-27

A letter Of the l4th April, received from
Sackett's Harbor, states, that the Lady of the
Lake sailed on the evening of the 18th, sup.
posed for The purpose of taking peep into
Kingston. The y. S. brig Jones, was launch.
cd at Sackctt's Harbor on the 18th inst.