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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05
Gen. Br0zUn'S .4r1iy,

| An officer high in the estimation of,h.
pub &c, says the Utica paper, states the y.
my has learn; TO fight, and has gained great
| applause but at tie murdereus expence Of
nearly Vne hay of the troops which compos
ed it.
Fer Is days, during the seige of For,
Erie, from ) to z were daily killed Or
wounded by the enemy's shells! The te,.
ritoiy has been abandoned, and what ha,.
We gained
No wonder Mr.. Calhoun has proposed
an enquiry into the conduct of contractorx
Tor the army. Thousands, perhaps mil
hons, have been thrown away witness ,ae
transportation Of cannon balls from Boston
10 Vergennes, and from New York IL
Sacket,s harbor Ask officers of the army
honorable men, if they doubt the fact, Of
Canadian horses, stolen from the inhabitants
on the Niagara, having 5een marked with
The initlsls y. D. and their estimated value
charged to the United Sts,es!
lac nuaaa in New.Yo X State which
have been called out and put undo the com.
maad oil The President of the u. s for the
defence OF the Western Frontier. as well
as those on the Seaboard, have been dis.
cha'ged pennyless. No nay from Uncle
sam.
EEoRGETowN, NOV. "a. Mut;ny in
the Aneient Oominion.-Two letter. have
come ander our view which fpeak in
particular manner of mutiny in Camo
HoAy. The men demanded their nav.
out there was no money to pay them.
and they could not be paid. At night
number OF them ran through the camp
with blazing torches. The officers de.
handing the caufe of this extraordinary
proceeding, the men anfwered that thesy
've's l''Smg 70, their pay. The next day
they Hacked their arms and rrfuied TO do
further duty. About thirty of the mu-
tineers were ieizsd and thrown into con.
ilnement. One of them upon his trial
dselared he was guilty. Being affixed if
he threw himfelf upon the mercy of the
court He replied with irmnefs, 81
ask no mery-I would rather be fhot
than itarved. My contract with the GOV.
eminent was to fight the battles Of my
country. Theirs with me was TO pay me
tor it. They have broken their contract;
am abfolved from mine" This mutt.
ny is among the Shenandoah militia, the
mott democratic part of Virginia Had
fuch fcenes taken place in NewsEugland,
what an uproar would be raiied he
ancient dominion is privileged to fupport
or rebel againit the government wen
1t pleafes to cut or draw tighter the
cords Of union as convenient.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05

LONDON, Ger. I4.-Detachments of
the 9th and 9th Regiments, and the
Royal Staff Corps. are ordered to embark
Immediately at Portsmouth, for North
America.
dilmounted fqua6ron of the nth
Light Dragons, are ordered to hold
themfelves in readinefs for foreign fer
vice.
The 1T bait. of the 43d regt. at Ply
mouth, are ordered to embark Immediate
ly for foreign feryice fuppoied for Ameri-
ca.
The 1T bait. of the 9TH foot have EN-.
barked at Portsmouth for America, and
detachment of the S;th foot is likewile
ordered on the fame fervice.
HARLEM, Der. 1i.-It is known
that Rui1ian army, of above 90 ooo
men, under Gen. Bennigfen, is fill in
and about Hamburger. We learn from
good authority that in cafe France f,ould
unexpectedly thew difpoGtion to oppofe
the arrangements which the allied Mon.
archs intend to make for the repofe of
Europe, this Ruaian army is defined to
be placed on our frontiers. Thefc emerge
tic mealures, added to thofc which are
taken here in our country, are calculated
to tranqui!ize the mott deiponding who
might it'll fear the ambition of the French
army. On the leaft appe arance of dam
ger, Belgium would be covered by
10000 choien troops.
LONDON, OCT. 6.
a letter was yesterday received from
Brussels, which refers 10 another transmit
ted from Mr.. Gallain, in which that min.
lster says that he expected to embark on
board the Neptune, for America in fort.
night and the letter from Brussels, adds,
there Can be 10 prospect of a Peace
cHENT, OCT. "a
The American ship Neptune is TO sail
from Antwerp this day or tomorrow, Tor
Bres,, at which place, happen VIVA; will, she
is to wait Tor the American legation. This
circumstance, added to the departure of
part OF the iurnitu { and other effects from
the Hotel OF the legation, 10 be embarked
on boar d OF the same ship, has given room
Tor various conjectures: but We can assert
that as yet there IS no fear OF a rupture OF
the negotiations on the contrary, the best
understanding continues to reign between
the respective plenipoten,iaries these OF
America, on their return II ON the tour they
have made to ever! cities OF this country
are invited for "Wednesday to an entertain.
ment al the house OF the English ministers.
he above is from the Brussels Oracle,
OF Oct. %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05

on board 500 American prifoners, to be
marched to Dartmoor prifon. The
Chelapeake is from Halifax.
CORK, OCT. 8.
II. NJ. brig Catilian arrived i'll our
harbor yeiterday evening with captured
Wet Indiamen, which had been previ.
oufly taken by the Chafcur, American
privateer.
DEAL, OCT 10.
Came down the river, II M Ship Mer>
maid, with American pr(oners, bound
to Plymouth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05

LONDON, OCT. I3.
We yeferday had advices drea from
Chem 70 the 9Th init. The American
commillioners were, according 10 the APP
pointment we before mentioned, ailcmb-
led on Wedrefday the 9Th inf. to receive
the anfwer which the Butiih plenipo-
sentiaries expected to obtain from their
government on that day 1t will be rec
oletted, that on the 25th of Sept tine
REFLECTIVE commifioners were convened,
that the following day the republican de-
livered note to the B.itilh agents, which
was forwarded to this court on the fame
day, and received here on the 18th Of
that month On rhe 28th, the day of its
receipt, defpatches were fent from hence
to Client, which were intended to arrive
before the s,h of Od. and as the meet
ing above alluded to on Wednefday was
wholly aboriivc and nugatory, it is pre-
fumed that his majeRy's miniiters requir-
ed further time to deliberate upon their
reply, and we undcrltand that in point
of faa, this generalization was all that
was communicated on "Wednesday to the
American miniiters.
LONDON OCT. IL.
On Saturday laf letters were received
from Client, dated on the nth inf
they fate that on the preceding day def.
patches from the Britiih Government had
arrived which were reported to contain d
Modification, from which it was prelamed
the negotiations were about to take a
more favourable turn. They also men,
ton that the Emperor of Ruilia has for
mally notified the American Penipo.
tentaries that he would not interpofe in
any manner at the Congrefs of Vienna, in
relation to the differences between G.
Britain and the y. S.
Dispatches for Lord Gambler and the
Commillloners at Client were fent off on
he evening of the 18th from the office of
the Secretary of State.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05

We understand, in manner to leave no
doubt of the fact, that DAVID STARRETT
Esq. whose mysterious disappearance from
Charlesfown in March 1912 excited so much
speculation, was afterwards in louisiana,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05

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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05

LA1TatI Hl7U JIM NeIU'1 WR, aaleu
Nov. IS.
81 have only time to fay, that the
cartel fchooner Chauacy, from Offend,
failed the 1T Nov. The Mencnger left
Client on the 2Sth of Oet.-You will
hear reports of the Congrels a. Vienna
being broken up, and that war between
France and England was certain ; but
Mr., Stillwell, paileneer, fays he heard
nothing of tn, kind there. 1t is faid Z
Emperor Of RuiIia has in,imAted VIII.
that our CommiiIioners would do nothing
at prefent This mutt be report. Mr..
Stilwell knows nothing, as he iays, OF
the progrels of the negotiations"
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DOCTOR CAkY'S
APPROVED FAMILY PILLS

Vhich celebrated for the cure u many diseases 1:
Not only to cure, bur to preuent sickness
A s there has been much said in publications as TO
"A the utility Of Medicines, shall only say these
are the best correctors Of the bile that have found
in 30 years Practice; they operate catbartic,
tispasmodic sudoriic, and diuretic, in cases Of bill
ious, asthmatica! complaints. Where there is dry
hard skin, cosvsness loss of appetite, yellow skin,
dizziness in the head, pain in the side and bowels /,
Pill taken every night, eight or ten nights sue
cessyey, then from four, the case appears,
to purge, will be satisfaction to those who please
tie. try tLem. They may be given to persons of all
ages and both without any disagreeable feel.
ings they are the best Pills for females that iu
use, particularly for women who in child-bed,
where there is only csthsrtic wanted. when from
to four may be used, the age and situation OF
the patient may require. JOSEPH CARY.
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POETRY.
EsELEcTRD.l
ON GOING TO CHURCH.

ON GOING TO CHURCH.
HARK It's the meeting bell methinks hear,
That summons folks with hypocritic faces,
In best attire, this morning to appear,
Like some old pictures rob'd in sweet grimaces.
Observe, how slowly do they trail along,
With downcast eyes, to yonder house OF pray'r;
Think'st thou not Emma, they together throng,
As oonvicts vile to punishment repair
Mark you the Priest, as marching up the Aisle,
Waving his cambrc handkerchief perfum'd,
Lo to the wealthy nedding with smile,
AS though il said your favor presum'd.
The sacred desk must bear bis mighty blows,
While thus denouncing wrath against the sinner,
His hearers wait until he wipes his nose,
Adjusts his dress, begins again, looks prmmer
At length, when suffered all that patience can,
Homeward they wend with appetite for dinner,
And hope in Afternoon, this dear good man.
Shall preach again" this promising beginner"
Oh, Pisty! thou unsssuming guest
question much these rites to thee are pleasing;
One sigh Of Penitence which heayes the breast,
Is far more grateful, and is far less ssasingy
CLARA.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

.fssessor'S Office, Bristol, X. 4. District
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that the valua-
tions of lands lots, dweling-hou and slaves,
subject to the United States direct tax, having been
complicated by the Assistant Assessors within the
First District Of the State OF Rhode-Island, com
posed of the Counties Of Newport and Bristol, the
same are now open for inspection, and may be ex-
amined by all persons concerned at my Chice IN
Bristol and during twenty-five days from this date,
appeals relative 10 any erroneous or excessive vaua-
tions will DE received and determined according 10
law and right and III the manner prescribed BY he
&C, Of Congress Of 22d of July 1915, +" for the
sessrnent and collection of direct taxes and internal
duties" JOHN DWULE,
Principal Assessor of first
ADril l. District of Rhode Island.
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APPRECIATION.

We, the undersigned, do hereby certify, that We
and families have in various and in different
times, used DR.. Carys celebrated Family Pls,which
are now prepared by the vender 1T Coventry, *. l.
Wo have found them highly servceable in our iam-
lies, and particularly eficaclous in removing those
complaints for which they prescribed we feel
assured of their excellence, and consider the Pills
valuable, and worthy the attention of all family Ply
sicians. In testimony hereof, we have affixed our
respective signatures.
Caleb Keiton, Joseph Stroight, T. Remington, Sd,
John Remington, Mary Remington, .N.Greene,
Patience Greene, 4. Keiton, Iheodsra Reans-
ton, c. Bo1rcn, j. y. Green, Il. Wilbur, Jun.
J. g. BrO.on. Phebe hsvia, ". L7Viu, J. Hare
kins, Benjamin Morse.
certify that was sick about two years with dry
skin, costvencss, and difficulty of breathing could
not rest had several doctors, but could get no re-
lief-I applied to DIR. Cary, and got immediate relief
believe If it had not been for his Pills, could not
have lived. Icontinue taking the Pills, and am in
tolerable health. HUGH RELPH.
certify that was troubled with % AN in my bow
els and side, and dizlnes. in the head called on
Dr. Cary; he gave me about thirty Pills, which cur
May, 1918. CHARLES CoLvIN.
certify that have made Of DIR. Cary's Pills,
and am in duty bound to say they the most easy
cathartic that ever made use of.
September, 1913. RAY JOHNSON.
The subscriber having been much afflicted with
the asthma for several years. was induced to make
trial of DIR. Cary's Pi!s--Before had taken box
found myself much relieved, and am now in the
enjoyment Of good health J. ROWLAND.
DIR. G. w. EoPPIN is sole agent for the town of
Providence.
or The Pills speak for themselves.
The above Medicines are sold by ID RrrLEv, Nor.
wichCou. AVIS & ANN SMITH, Wexford, X. l. and
by SAMUEL w. VINsoN, Newport. At the last men.
toned place are kept, as usual, all kinds Of Drugs
and Medicines now generally in use and Of the best
quality-A continuance Of favors solicited.
SAMUEL w. VINSON.
.Ne,gts,S, March II, 1914. 6m.
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FANCY GOODS & MILLINARY
Lydia MILES

- EsPECTFULLY informs her friends and former
N customers, that she has returned to this town,
from Providence, and has taken the shop, No. l43,
Thames street corner Of the New-Lane, or Mary-st
where she has for sale, a handsome assortment of
Fancy Goods, silk and straw Bonnets Of every de-
scrp,on, with variety of other articles, at the low
est possible prices.
Newport, April 7, 1914. If.
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COPARTNERSHIP FORMED.


THE public are respectfully informed mat tire
4 Subscribers have entered in Copartnership Yin.
der the firm of
DYER S POTTER,
and tender their services as AUCTION SS COM.
.nFSSfON MERCHANTS, from and after this
date, and will occupy the store Of said DYER, in
Markctstreet, assuring their friends and the public.
that all business con6ied 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 the most acconmoda-
ting terms. ELISHA DYER,
CHARLES POTTER.
DrER e Po7rFR offer at tripafe sale,
lo,00e pounds Of best green Coffee, in bags and
ticrces
pipes 4tl proof Brandy. Expeditions cargo
D Go. *h do. Viper's do. |;
40 boxes spermaceti Candles
tons of Logwood;
S do Fustic;
do. Nicaragua Wood,
do Hemp FIRST quaLa);
4 do. Copperas;
A few boxes Of white Havana Sugars;
20 bags Of Pepper;
10 boxes OF brown Sugar;
so bales of Calcutta Tw;nc.
Providence, Oe,sber ~, iSlS. r.
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HAY-SEFD.
WILLIAM DOUGLASS,

1T the head Of BrcGd-street,
LAS Just received-25O0 W.T.. of best Red Glover.
IL Seed. which will be sold cheap by the cask,
hundred, or smaller quantity.-Aiso, 20 bushels of
Herds Grass Seed 50 do Borden's DO. DO do. Red
Top do is daily eypected-Sugar, Teas, and Coffee,
for sale as above, cheap at any store in New
port.--2 hhds. clean Herds Grass Seed, at $500
per bushel, by the hid IT, March 3.
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April 1
MEMS & CARlLDNEN'S HATS.

- GORGE WANTON, has for sale at his Book
" and Hat store, great variety Of HITS, made
the Boston aad other factories in the best manner
all 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 brims do. cheap
Castor and Napt Hats youths and chdren's black,
drab and fsncy 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.
.4iso, Just receivea-4 boxes PAPER-HANGiNGS,
suitable for rooms window curtains with wide
and narrow Borders box low priced Papers
which will be sold cheaper than usual.
For sale, aboue..S CHOOi-BOOKS, of every
kind in use. BLANK-BOOKS-Smith and Jones'
Hymn Books, Bibles, &c. &c.-Paper, Quiils, and
other articles of stationery. If. .35ri %.
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NEW HOTEL,

No. lo8, Ihames-S Street.
Mt PELrCHAN most respectfully informs the in.
IN. habitants of Newport, that he has recently
opened New Horel, or Vctualling House, where
he can accommodate his customers with good Beef
Steaks, oysters, rurte-Soups, &c. with Pastries,
Wines and all kinds of Spritous Liquors, of the very
best quality.
Clubs and Societies may be furnished with Cola
ons, Dinners, or Suppers, in superior style, at the
shortest notice
Confectionery, Ice-Crearns, and Pastries of every
description can be got up and furnished at all times
He Also keeps for sa'c, general assortment of
Groceries, Wines, and Liquors, of superior quality.
On hand, quantity of Vermicilla, for soups-also
a quantity of Conserves.
ar Sugars, six pounds and half for dollar
and Tea, at one dollar pound. IT, March o.
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ISAAC DOVE,
NOTICE.

nv IL T..
hTOTiCE is hereby given, that the subscribers
IN have been duly appointed Administrators, on
the Estate of SAMUEL CARR, late of Newport.
in tie county o' Newport, deceased, a0d have given
bonds for the faithful performance of the trust repo
sed 10 diem. All persons having demands against
the Estate Of the said deceased required to pre-
sent the for settlement and all persons indebt-
ed, are called upon 10 make payment 70
John kIdred, Com,r,
Samuet Carr,
Newport, April 49, 1914.
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IMPROMTU.

A lady lightly, swectly inger'd DER,
/" The Legacy" favorite song, by Ji0Orei
Another lady satrecliainS by,
So that Beau right opposite could spy
A finely .fashion'd Limb Pray SIR" said she,
"Tell me do you admire the Legacyp
90 yes F" he quickly answered full OF glee,
Fair maid. much admire the Leg Isee ~"
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NOTICE..
THE AAbscribcr having been appointed by. the
L Hon. Court Of Probate, of the town of liver
ton, in the county Of Newport, Administrator on the
Estate of JO.N.4I,H8N BAKER, late of said Iiv.
eron, deceased represented insolyent, hereby calls
upon all persons indebted to said Estate to make I'M.
mediate payment and all persons having demands
against said Estate present the same for settlement
Grssel Baker, Administrator.
Tiverton, March 81, 1914.
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THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.

pROKE from the Goal in this town on the night OF
- the 5th inst, one Matthew L. Greene, otherwise
called George Patterson, who was convicted at the
Supreme judicial Court, August term, 1Sl3 for the
county of Newport. Of urering and passing counter
felt Bank Checks. Said Greene is about five feet
eight inches high, dark complexion, sandy hair,
down cast look, and said to be prisonea of war
both ears cropped, ag reAsbly to the sentence
of the supreme court
The above reward will be paid to any person who
will opprebend and deliver him to the goal in this
town, or TO the subscriber. " q"
Edward 71urst0n, Sheriff.
Newport, April. z, 1914.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE subscriber having been appointed oy
the Honorable Court Of Probate Of the town OF
Hopkintown, in the cointy Of Washington, Admins
traitor on the Estate Of
ZACHEUS REYNOLDS,
late of said ilopkintown, deceased-aereby calls up
on ali persons indebted to said Estate, 10 make in-
mediate payment and all persons having demands
to present their accounts for settlement
IRA REYNOLDS, .4dmf1istr0tor.
Hopkintown, Sept. 20, 1914 CM.lO-SmJ
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JoUrreymaa Cabinet maker.
vITANTED to huc, a Jo1raeymm Cabinet Maker
w good workman via Snd steady employ
Inquire q this Ofiee. Feb 10.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
THE Copartnersaip heretofore existing under the
i firm Of Samuel Carr & Son, has bean dissolv-
cd, by the decease ef the former All persons hav-
ing demands against said firm, requested 70 pre-
sent them for settlements and all persons indebted,
arc called upon to make payment to
BENJAMIN u. CARR,
newport, April Is. 1918 Su-uivins Partner.
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WALKER, on Elocu'
w ton
Dufiefs French and Eng-
lish dictionary,
Dickinson's Geography,
Corvisart's Diseases OF
Heat,
Bible News,
Eiy's Contrast,
Ramsay's Washington,
Mrs. Opie, on I empes.
Tales Of Fashionable Life
Naval History of tie U.
States,
Good Men Of Modern
date.
Loyalist,
Calamlties Of Authors,
Retrospection, a Poem,
Eighteen Hundred and
Eleven, a Poem,
Christian Morals,
British Spy.
Banks Of Wye,
Scottish Fiddle,
Tales Of Real Life,
Monsstry Of St. Columb,
Lady OF the Lake,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
7 Wam all these to whom ] am indebted to call on
i me and receive their pay aad all those Who are
indebted to me, 20 make payment ~
nient. All unsettled accounts must be settled and
paid, BY cash or note. AENER HATHAWAY
Fe6. s Il.
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BOOKS ARE
" the Book"
Terrier and Livingston
on Merinos,
Thaddeus of Warsaw,
Moral Tales,
Trotter, on Drunkenness,
Rokeby,
Solitude 6weetened,
Fathers Tales,
Narrative Poems on the
Female Character,
Fifth edition Of Giaour,
Mourner Comforted,
Hints to Non-C Commits
stoned Officers,
Evenings at Home,
Family Serpous.
Traits of Nature,
Sinclair and Hortenes,
Mothers Advice,
Intellectual Education.
Portraiture ofMethodism
Faber. on the Holy Spirit
Minstrel,
southey's Life of Nelson,
Superstition Of the High
LADDERS.
Lewis & Clark's Travels,
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Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
WE, the subscribers, having been by the Hon.
w Court of Probate Of the town of North.Kings'
town, appointed commissioners to receive and ex.
anime the claims Of the creditors of the Estate OF
INV CR.7yNSTON,
Widow, late of said North -Kingstown, deceased, re-
presented insovent-heveby give notice, that six
months from the date hereof are allowed for that
purpose, and that will attend TO that service at
our respective dwellings within said time.
Benjamin Smith, }Com,.
Johnathan Reynolds,
All persons indebted to said Estate arc requested
to make immediate payment to
Samuel Brayson, Executor.
North -Kingstown, March IA, 1914 MSll
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Together with variety Of other books not men
toned.
The above Books with general assortment Of
Stationary and schook Books, as good and cheap as
can be bought in this state offered for sale.
GTJ C. SHAW having made an arrangement with
a distinguished Book Selling HOUSE in Boston, will
n future be regularly supplied with such medern pub
licAtions Of the lay, az may be in demand,
from the press. Professional gentlemen, or those
who wish for any favorite work, may be supplied
within few days notice at the Boston prices
Also, just receiyed-Part of case Of real prime
Dutch Quills bought at auction for cash
Newport, April l3. It.
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TERMS.
The paper is printed once a week at two ds'lzrs
year--one half to be paid in advance.
Advertisements conspicuously inserted az 'se rate
Of Si-So sqaA,, for three wesks-o,hers "a 'stt
Pospoguon.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-20

Twenty FIVE heroes. who did no, enlist for
money but TO serve their country, and whose
. Ssw days entered tho service from tho town
Of Hsncoeh, IN. H.