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IT HE Undersigned Commissioners appointed by
the act ofCongresS of the Slst Of March 1919.
relative TO tie Yazoo Claims, Of op Mon, that it
rests with the claimants TO prepare, by themselves
or their counsel, tie rele, se9, assignment and pow
efs mentioned in the first section OF The act Desir-
Gus, neverthcless give every facility the exc
cufior Of the act ccnss,en; with what rs tsken 10
Dc its right construction. they recommend,
That claimants living al distance, who may hnd
il necessary 10 prefer their claims through az agent
or attorney. should invest such agent o. srorney
with authority TO add to alter the instruments a.
foresaid vary in any wis their form and manner,
that they may conform TO such directions anc de-
cisions the commissioners may give when srganif-
cd as a board sni proceeding to execute iis,r ione-
tons under the act By this course, such changes.
substituions, or amendments, as ere susceptible u
being made upon the spot, can take place wiihoue
further Inconvenience to the claimants
JAMES MONROE,
.7cfis Sccry Of State.
A. J. DALLAS,
Sec'rs cf The Treasury.
RICHARD RUSH.
.,torney General
TyasIiugfon Osfobe- 90 1914
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VALUABLE FARM.

THE subscriber offers for sale, his Farm situated
in Middletown, about one mile and half from
the te-house in Newport. Said Farm contains a.
bout so Of land, with great quantity Of excel
lent frui, trees Of ali kndstogether with The build.
ings thereon standing For other infermat,on ihs
quire OF , ALANSON PECkHAM.
Middletown, DEC Is, 1914
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WnMlNGrUN Doccmber ID

". take pleasure in referring our readers to the
interesting letter from Mi. Monroe to Il Cochran,
Esq Collector of this port, winch at evipccs
determination on he part of Government TO con-
duct the war according 20 the established rules Of
nations. -
Cory Of a isstsr from ne Secretary of State
10 Robert Cochran, Esq Collector.
Department Of State, Nov 2S, 1914
Sip-l have received your letter OF the
18th INST. enclosing an extract from the Jour.
nal of the private armed vessel Midas, of
Baltimore, whereof Alexander Thompson, is
the commander.
II sppcats by the extract, that on the 18th
Septcmber last, Capt. Thompson authorized
landing, with an armed force from the Mi.
das, at the plantation Of Mr.. Barnett, on
Royal Island, within The BRUSH domnions
and that the officer to whom il was con6ded,
acting under an order from Capt Thomu,on.
$40 set fire 30 the buildings" did actually "set
fire TO the whole ,con.is,ing OF four handsom.
dwelling houses and fourteen negro hu,s''
The extrac, from the Journal has been
laid before the President aad upon the une-
quivoeal evidence which that atfords, OF the
willluI deviation OF Captain Thompson f,am
the instructions for the private armed vessels
OF the United States, Issued at the com
hSuSSshNNN VI tuS Wuitu tuIOiD " luC
strictcst regard 10 the usages Of civilized n.
t,ons," he directs that the Commissioo
Of the Midas be revoked /; and you are ce.
qoested as that vessel is cow within you
district, 10 revoke the same accordingly.
In communicating to you this deiermini.
lion Of the President, it is proper to rematk,
that, by whatsoever act OF higran, outrage,
open deftncclcss iowo6and the property VI
dnarmed and unrcsis,ing individuals, the Bit
ish naval and military officers, on car mari
'imc aud inland frontiers, may have provoked,
or may hereafter provoke, severe meas.
urcs Of rctribdtion, II is for the government
alone to prescribe the manner and the means
Of retaliation.
have the hohsr to be, sir, very respeat.
fully, your obedient servsnt.
JAMES MONROE.
RoBERr CocnRANE, Esq. Collector
Of the Customs, Wilmington, n. Cf
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NOl ICE.

"A for the delivery of Seven Hundred Cords Ok
WOOD, for the use of the United States Troops in
this Harbor; are requested to call on The Command
lug officer Of Fort Wocott, and state their terms.
Har6or Of Nsvpsrt, r. l. Dec z, 1914
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The FIRST 4 were manned and ordered hons
The others made their escape after hauimg down
their coiors
The number Of the enemy's guns and men were
much superior to ours, We lost man killed and
three wounded, the enem,'s loss not asccrtaired.
The Kemp had 10 guns and IS men
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Case Of tfr Rs6srssa.--Mr Robertson was alicn
IN NJ York, and had reported himself 10 the marshal
and repaired to ClermoR, Columbia county, ,n obedi.
ence 10 orders OF government While there, he
ocived general order In conihon with other aliens
In his situation, TO sgn new parole, which ne prom.
ised comply with 'he next day but instead of full
6n'ng his promise. he immediately went to New Lon
don from whence he got on board the Brush squad
roa of that place After this conduct. in violation
hr honor Of gent enan, bresch of the regulations
of the country, and contempt Of the orders Of the
gulsr authority, Mr.. Robertson was appointed ty his
government to reside again in the United states
agent for british prisoners Our government refuses
60 receive him and the world viii Judge Of the pro.
Il is made the subject of retaliation by the enemy.
CeLmbiQfL
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fok - Al
4 FARM, situated in South K'ngs'own, on the
"A back side, one mile and hat wrist ct Davs's
tavern, containing ll6 acres of good LAND, With a
large two story House, Barn and Crib. Also, a
good Grist-Mill, with fine stream Of water, TO be
sold separate from the Farm or both together. The
said Parm is considered fine stand for Factory.
They will be cold ON liberal terms. which nnsy be
known by applying to the snoserher, living an 'he
premises SOLOMON LlITLEflELo.
Sos,h- -kinysfo-rn, May l8, 1914
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WHEELWRIGHT & LOPEZ,

w WHEEL w HllJHl & LOPEZy
Have just recered and essrs for sale,
THREE thousand bushels RYE;
i ESQ bbls Philadelphia superfne FLOUR;
$50 bushels yellow CORN ALsos
200 boxes HavaRa brown sr,,spS
90 hhds and 70 bbls Muscovado
10000 lbs Ccffce, entitled to double debenture,
500 h.:ds retailing Molasses;
10 pipes Gin, Isl and 4th proof;
SO bbls prime Beef-20 do Pork;
40 bbls Turpentine-50 do. Tari
SO pieces Russia Duck--5000 bushels Salts
$50 bbls Mackerel;
Is bags Tumeric. August g..
WILLIAM WHITE,
No IL, Long Hha-E Has for Sally
F'faEss F. SsI.. ppe'' first quality GIN,
ioPipes Malaga WINE,
20 20 i.slse'' Ssis first quality MoLAssEss
20 bbs. Havana brown SUGAR;
1900 VT COFFEE
70 70 si., chests ss Hyson skin' TEA,
10 boxes CHOCOLATE;
1S 1S dito ditts s.! splD,sn Danaso sreARs .s qualify.
ditto Playing CARDS:
100 bottles CASTOR OIL.
ALSO
very large assortment of GROCERIES as usual
March 3, 1914 IT,
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Sailed from Boston, on Wednesday last,
che elegant pri,se-armed brig Prince Neuf
.tAs,eI, Capt. Miilin, Of Ncw.york, Is guns
tpd lsp men, % eruise:
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B O O K S.
JOSIAH {. SHAW,
BIAS FOR SALE AT HIS BooKsToR!

JOSIAH {. oiiAW,
nAs FOR SALE AT HIS BOOKSTORE,
Ne. ll6, THAMES STREET.
=. The following BOOKs-viz
Agreeable Sensations Naval History Of the Uni.
American Chronology ted States, 2v.
American snd British Ma Narrative Poems
Wy L's' Opie's Tales Of Real Life
BIsr's L. cturee Psrn< sslan Garland
bi'ie News Patronage, "
BRIDE oi Abydos PcrtrMture OF Method
BRUSH Spy ism
Battles of Leipzig Pertgrine Pickle,4v
Belinda, 9 vols. Picture of Bonaparte
Banks OF Wye Quarrels of Authors; 2v.
Choice Emoiems Rebecca
Corvsart's Essay on the Ramsay's Life Of Wash
Diseases OF the Heart ington
Caamltles of Authors Retrospcction
Cowper's Poems, vols. Rokeby
Castle Rackren, Robinson Crusoe
Cowpcrs Tesk Rose and Emily
Come and Welcome Ssnto oebs stiano, or the
Camoen's Poems Young Protector 2y
Campbelis Poems Sinclair and Hortense
Chris Morals, vols. Scottish Fhtdie
Dufef 5 French Ano En-. Shipwrecks 4,
giish Dictionary,3v. Supe, stiton Of the High
Duiief Nature Display. lAnders
co, Sd edition, 5v. Sermons for family read
Ey's oNtrsst ing
@ngellcal History Sketches Of Character
Evenings at Home sterne's Works,7v
Fore It OF Mont talban, ~. Smith on the Trinity
Father's Tales Solitude sweetened
S"be s Essay on the fio- Southey's Life OF Nelson
~ spirit Son Of a Genus
Good Men OF Modern Thinks To Myself
date Terrier ON Msrinos
History OF New-fork, ". "1he Book"
History oil New Ems Gland, Tales Of fashionable life
2v. Trottcr on Drunkenness,
Humphrey Ciinker, 2v. Traits Of Nature
Health and Long Lite, by The Absentee
Cameron The MINSTREL
Huiis Trial The Loyalist
Jlcquene, poem The Wandercr, or Fe.
iSIl, poem male difficulties
Life of Gen. Moreau Thaddcus Of Warsaw
Letters OF Junlus Theodore of the Peruyi
Lara, tale by Ld.Byron ans
Lay Of The LIS, Minstrel Temper or Domestic
LADY If The Lake Scenes
Mademoiselle de la Fay. The Cottage Girl
cite Thompson's Seasons
Monastry Of 81. Cclumo Wild irish Boy
Nickie's Traveller Walker on Eiocuton
Mirror of the Graccs Weems' Life of Wash
Mourncr Coniorted ington
Marian. novel, 2v Washngtons yaedicto-
Ms In an on Eoucauch ry
NJ Armlon YouDg's Night Thoughts
Together with large and extensive assortment OF
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONARY
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FOR SAFE.

E,fFTT Sbis. Philadelphia FLOUR. for family use'~
i 30 boxes brown sOAP-eheap
Apply 20 JAMES TOWNSEND, .Kil-siress.
Dec. Ia
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AIM IAN ACKS
for 1915.

THE farmers and Blckerstaff's ALMANACKS
for 1915. by the gross. dozen single, at the
lowest wholesale prices, for sale at
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". take pleasure in referring our readers to the
interesting letter from MI. Monroe to Il Cochran,
Esq Collector OF this port, winch at evinccs
determination he part of our Government, TO con-
duct the war according the established rules Of
nations -
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Wa,hiaton. 6e,sber 8. 1914.
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ADJOURNMENT.

REAL ES7.A7E--to Let al Igction.
On THURSDAY, Feb. i7--at o'clock, p III.
(yfair, if NOT sAe nsrt fair day afier,)
On the Premises,
THE Real Estate Of the Hon. JOSEPH CuSpALL,
Il late of Portsmouth, deceased, viz.
The Cook Farm, SO called, containing 100 acres
excellent Land.
Also, the Ferry Farm, so called, containing about
81 acres, all excellent soil for the culture of merno
sheep.
Also. Dwelling House, convenient for one or two
small families, and contiguous to either Of the above
farms.
Likewise, the Crst-Mill and Clothier's Works,
with all the Apparatus thereto belonging.
Likewise, Roping Machine, 2 spinning Machines
and A Looms for the maaufactory of sleeps wool.
SAMUEL CLARKE,
GILES MANCHESTER, '1""""S"o'o's'
Portsmouth, Feb. O. 1914
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l0arsbai's Saie.


DiSnzcf Of IshOae- Island.
IN pursuance OF sundry Warrants from The
u Hon. DAVID HOWELL, Esq Judge Of the
District Court for Rnode-Island District,
] hereby give notice, that l shall sell at
Poblic Auction, on FRIDAY, ne fqpenty-
nm iasfanf, at eleven O'Clock in the 70 enoon,
at CH.dlPLIN'S Wharf, in Nesphorf, the
following ar,icles--viz--
One trunk Of Merchandise, containing four
teen pieces Of Marseilles Vesting, and two
pieces of Broadcloihs forty-thrce pieces of
Cotton Cambria !; twelve pieces Of Seeded
Muslin ten pieces of plain Muslin; sixteen
pieces of shirting Cotton six pieces OF Lin
en-; eighteen Diaper Napkins; two boxes of
Segars; eight pair of Cotton Stockings; FIVE
pair of Socks two Vest Patterns thirty
four Cotton Shawls; four Pocket Hanker-
chiefs; part of piece of Cotton Stripes
part of a piece of white Flannel; one box
containing thirteen cases of Needles, and
twenty-nine boxes of Silver Spangies.
Conditions made known at time and place
of sale.
EBENEZER K. DEXTER, Marshal.
Providence, February 4. 1914.
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- EsPECTrULLY informs his friends. that he has
~ opened IN this town. HOUSE OF EN7'ER-
TdLsJfENT, where every attention viii be paid to
all who may be disposed to favor him with their
custom. He has taken large and connodous
House at the head of Serry's-wharf, fronting on
Thames-srcet where strangers, travellers and con-
slant boarders will find every accommodation which
Is in his power TO aHo,d. Every attention viii ever
be paid the comfort aud convenience Of his guests
md every favor meet with prompt and sincere sc-
Acknowledgements Sn. SaT. =.
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REAL ESTATE.

T,OI sale or to let, on reasonable terms, by the
Il subscriber his House and Lot in Washington
street, No. 90. Also. the House and Lot in Tanner
street, No. IL. 1t has for two years past been i'm
proved in the Grocery Line, and is OF the best
starfsls in that line Of business for boarding
house in that part of the town, and is uncommonly
convenient, with shop attached 10 it and in the
yard, stable, woodhouse, &c. The terms will be
Eberal, apply to BEHANIWELL SHAW. on the
premises IT, Newport, August S, 1918.
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Comniss,oners' Nolice.

COMMISSIONER NotiCe.
yXTE the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon. Court of Probate Of the town OF Wes-
tcrly, the inty Of Washington commissioners to
receive and examine the claims against the estate OF
.aNDREJy FREE BODY,
late of said Westerly, DECEASED represented insoi'
vent, do hereby give notice that six months from
the 25h of October last allowed to the creditors
of said estate bring in and prove their respective
claims and that shall attend for that purpose at
the dwelling house Of SfLvEsrER GAvIT, Esq IN
said Westerly, on the second Mondaysin in Decembef,
January, and February next, at O'clock, A. NJ ON
each of said days. -
JED. w. KNIGHT, -
NB-ALr persons indebted to the said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to sTLv..-
TER GAvrT Of Westerly, o. JAmEs CHAsE OF s'id.
dlctown, Executors of the last Will and Testament
of the said AsDRRw FRRzsepr
SYLVESTER GAvI1,2 Er,eut.rs.
JAMES CHASE, y
Westerly. Nsrem5c' 8.
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COPARrNERSiiiP FOKnLD.

THE public are respectfully informed that the
subscribers have entered in Copartnership un-
der the firm of
DYER & POTTER,
and tender their services as AUCTION 6 COM
MISSION MERCHANTS, from and after this
date, and will occupy the store of said DYER, in
Marketstreet, assuring their friends and the public,
that all business con(ided to them will at all times
have their best attention. Cash will be literally ad
vanced on all kinds Of merchandise deposited for
public or private sale. and all sales made will be
guaranteed and discounted on the most accommoda-
ting terms. ELISHA DYER,
CHARLES POTTER.
DrER u Po77ER offer at private safe,
10000 pounds of best green Coffee, in bags and
tierces
3 pipes 4th proof Brandy. Expeditions cargo,
do. 4th do. Viper's do.
20 boxes spermaceti Candles y
tons Of Logwood
do. Fustc;
2 do. Nicaragun Wood;
do. Hemp (frst quality;
do. Copperas;
A few boxes Of white Havana Sugars;
20 bags Of Pepper;
10 boxes of brown Sugar;
60 bales of Calcutta Twine
Providence, October 20, 1918. IT,
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WILLIAM S. NICHOLS,

No 80, 1nones-ssreef,
HAS jest received, in addition to his old stock a
i general assostmeat of plated Britannia and jap
paned wares. Cutlery, brass Candlesticks, Lamps,
Pocket Books, CSC. 6c. &c.
.aLSO--A great variety Of Ladies' elegant Tor
toise shell Combs, and Modern Jewelry.
Gold Necklaces, and Silver wares usual, war
ranted good.
YER # DC, is
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Sales at Aurtiotl.

On TUESDAY, FEB. "a, az ~ o'clock, a. NJ.
HMbe soid at AUCTION, a .Sfeuens's .DLarf
THE entire cargo of the spanish ship Maria
hhds. 81 terces, ~ bbs. first quality retailing Mo
lasses, principally new crop,-Also Immediately af
ter, hhds superior fIoney-50 bags Pimento-l10
bags Coffee, entitled to debenture--30 hhds. I'd and
Sd proof kum-l0 do New England do.-300 bbls
ship Bread-l00 do. superfine Flour Conditions lib
eral, aud made known at the sales.
Feb. 10. Cransfon t1 Shasv, aucrrs.
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MEMS & CHRILDREN'S HATS

= FORGE wANToN, has for sale at his Book
~ and Hat store, great variety of HATS, made
at the Boston aad other factories in the best manner
ALI of which will be sold unusually cheap.
The assortment includes mems superne Beavers
fashionable in shape, and of superior quality do
Beavers and Castors, with wide brms do. cheap
Castor and Napt Hats youths and chldren's black,
drab, and fancy colored Beavers from the very low
est prices to the finest quality and from the smallest
to the largest sizes; mems and boys common and
best felt Hats
Also, jusf rcceivea-4 boxes PAPER-HANGINCS,
suitable for rooms or window curtains with wide
and marrow Borders; I box low priced Papers
which will be sold cheaper than usual
For saie, az abspe :. ...SCHOOL-BOOKS, of eyery
kind in use. BLANK-BuOKs-smith and jones'
Hymn Books, Bibles, &c. &c.-Paper, Quilts, and
other articles Of stationery. If 3syil %
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POETRY.
THL HERO or LAKE EKlE.


rhe following lines, written by Gentleman
OF Virginia for the oceasion,were recitcd a
4hc entertainment lately given in Washing
ton, ia honor Of PERRY.--Bosf. Pat.
as WHEN late Coiumbia's patriot brave,
Sailed forth on Erc's tranquil wave,
No Hero yet bad found grave
ytsiff Within her wat'ry cemetry.
nut soon that wave was stain'd with gore,
And soon did ey'ry concpye shore
Re-echo with the dreadful roar
OF numbering artillery.
Bebold, two hostile fleets appear;
The eager shouts Of battle hear;
No heart is there appalPd by fear;
All pant for glorious victory.
His torch the God of Battle lights,
For naval glory Britain fights:
For Freedem and the Sailors Rights"
Il Columbia combats gallantiy.
The Lawrence decks are strewed with dead,
And many gallant spirits He'd
And many hero nobly bled.
To win a wreath Of victory
Alas and can no prowess save
Our ship. wreck upos the wave
And snatch the corses of the brave
- From an imperous conqueror
All, yes that youth with eagle eye,
Though heaps of slain around him lie,
Through death and carnage wilricscry
The path that leads'to victory.
= A soul like his no danger fcars
His pendant from the mast he tears,
And in his gallant bosom bears,
To grace the bold Niagara.
: See, sec . he quits the Lawrence side,
s And trusts him to the foamng tide,
Where thund'ring nayics round him ride,
/. u. l And dash their red artillery.
His oar each sturdy seaman plies
!. H- gains the deck his pendant flies,
, Triumphant shouts ascend the skies,
And rend the vaulted canopy.
/" The combat dcepcns On, ye brave,
Who rush to glory or the gravc."
Columbis's rights upon the Wave
Protect from proud Britannia.
IIuzza the tide Of battle turns
Now every hero's bosom burns
'Tis done :--and now Britannia learns
To strike to great Columbia
Barclay thy deeds Of glory done,
Thy laurels at Trafalgar won,
Shall now adorn our gallant son,
Aud signalize his victory.
Ills country, shall with glory crown
His deeds Of emprsc and renown;
Anl history shall hand them down
To emuous posterity.
a. u~--
AN EQUAL COUPLE.
'Tis odd this pair can ne'er agree,
Altho' so equal in their lives;
The very worst of husbands, bc--
And she the very worst of wives.
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Nesu Feather Beds and. Feathers.
iUE Geese and Fowl Featers, and Feather
- Beds, from 90 to IS dollars. kept constantly
for sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 2, Chariss-strees
Likeysse-ar assortment Of MATTRESSES. of
every description, constantly kept for sale above
March %. ,f
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The governor Of Pennsy ylvania has received
rcquisition from the general government, to
call toto tho service Of the United States, one
thousand militia, 20 rendezvous at Erie.
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The vice-Ptesidens OF the Z. s. arrived at
Washington OH the Sd inst. aud took his seat
as Presidsn, fthc Ssnatc on the 4ih.
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CRANSTON & SHAW,

Offer for sale, on Gerry reasonable terms.
NNE hundred and sixty.seven bags and bbis
~ Coffee, entitled to debsntuse; Is hhds. Sd
proof Rum !; 40 do. N. r. do. 6 pipes 4th proof
Brandy; Is bbls. mess aad prime Beef; 10 do. prime
Pork $50 bbls Navy Bread IS boxes Chocolate |;
SO do Soap; 10 do. sweet Oil; ID bbs. Turpentine !;
rs casks first quality American cannon and muske
Powder SO reams sheatbing phper: 10 boxes Cor
dials 5 bs2as Cotton. f. Nov. 25.
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5ourneyman Cablnet-maker.

VXTANTED to hipe, a Jeurneyman Cabinet Maker
wv A good workman will find steady employ
lnquit Il this Office. Feb 10.
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A caravan, with 1000 travellers, going
frcm Mecca to Aleppo, has been overwhelm-
ed in the Arabian dexcrts, and oil but twenty
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NJ WPoRT, or. H.
rnrrrrp AND PuBLrsuED or THURSDAYS,
III WILLIAM SlMONS,
MIlI-STREET,

P;sjisssr c,f t.ss Lesys ef fhe UHiics Ssatss.
The paper is printed once week, at t~o eonaFs
a year--one hall 10 be pa.d IN advance
Advertisements eousp,cWOusy inserted It The rate
Of $50 square, soF ri.sse rscss 'ihss 70 tsAs
ssF-rton
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The river veerbudda, in India, has over
flowed It's banks, and destroyed AZ villages
and many thousands of inhabitants.
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NHEEL " RIGHT &. LOfEZ,
70, IAames-sfreet, Offer al privGfe sale,
100 Ioc boxes Se nsa%e ~S;e sUcaRsvsy superior gay
10000 lbs Spanish Tobacco;
20 hhds. retailing AIolsssss;
tons Logwood;
6000 lbs. Coffee
900 bis. Philadelphia aud n York super. Flour;
40 do. Turpentne;
quantity of Cordsge;
.qiso-a few bbls moss and prime Beef
Nenprt, December 80, 1913. If.
FLOUR, CORN MEAL, &c.
TOUR HUNDRED AND THlTyEIGHr barrels
Philadelphia supefne Flour,m ofnew Wheat,
43 do. New-YorlS, do.
500 do Kiln dried Corn Meal, from the Bran-
dywiIe Mills;
70 pipes of Cogniac Brandy, imported in the
Viper;
Is do. Country Gin;
coils of Rope.
For sal, by RICHMOND < ROGERS.
l.nopem5er H. If.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-17

- Zerah Colburn, the American arithmctical
prodigy, has been exhibited in England, Ire
land, aud Scotland. lie was at Edinburgh,
the beginning of December.