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Soda Water Establishment.
NOEt. PELECAN,

IAs the pleasure Of announcing 10 the Ladies and
Il Il Gentlemen of the town of Newport, and lis VI.
cinty, that they may be constantly supplied at his
store, No. 10S, Thames es-slreet, Newport, with the
frst quality SODA WsifER, comm encing on Sat
nrday, the llth instant, manufactured by Mr.
JosEPH CARR, upon the most correct chemical prn-
cipes. The beneficial effects of this saluorious Wa
ter have, for the last two years, greatly augmented
the demand for it whilst at the same time thro wan
of care. skill, proper attention, and variety OF cir.
custances, its value has been depreciatng in this
town The experience Of mankind has long estsb-
lished the extensive utility of SODA HITTER. The
proprietor having the most convenient accommoda.
tons for Ladies and Gentlemen, he fatters himself
that he shall receive due sh are of public support,
20 enable him 10 prosecute, with success, his es-
Enlistment.
'rhis pungcnt and acidulatea Water has been d-
rccted by Medical men, and is well known To pro-
ducc desirable effects, in many common and trou-
besome complaints it IS a compleate remedy against
sourness of the stomach, commonly called heart
burns, and in cases of Indigestion and weakness OF
che stomach il is found very useful, gradually res
toring the appetite and with it the tone of the organ
Is preventive of many of the diseases of the sto-
mach and bowels. which proceed from acidliy; and
for the same reasons it in most removes on
prevents the sick headache il has proved advanta-
Eeous in the gout, as those who have taken this Wa
ter for the gravel have been cured of
BY means Of Soda 1t may be taken to the quantity
of pint, or more daily, 1t three stated periods,
morning, noon, and night, one hour previously TO
the several meals of the dayln addition to IT'S Med
icai qualities, it is a very refreshing and grateful
1rnk, especially after heat and fatigue and may be
made a complete substitute for beverage Of delite
ousness nature; with Wines and sugar, ~ very
itsful June
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LAS Just received from Boston, and offers for
L sale. It his store, No. 10s, THAxEssTRsET,
A very extensive assortment Of Confectionery,
Preserves, Fruits, Cordias, sc. amoog which are
sugar Toys, Of all descriptions, sugar-Aimonds,
Candy. &C. all kinds Of French Preserves Mar.
Unique and other Cordals; soft-sheIl Almonds, Cur
rants, Raisins, (box aud cssk.) Prunes Da,es, Sc
Olives, Cspers, Caisup, Anchovies, &c.-1ogetber
with a general assortment Of Wines, Liquors, and
Groceries-sll Of which may be had cheap.
Aug 8 It
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4 FARM, situated in South-Kingstown, on the
~ back side, one mile and half west OF Daylss
iayern, containing ii6 acres Of good LAND, with
large two story House, Barn and CRIB Also,
God Grlst.siil with a fine stream Of water, TO be
,ad separate from the Farm. or both together. The
aid Farm is considered fine stand for Factory.
rhey will be cold on liberal terms, which may be
,aosn by ar plying TO the subscriber. living 90 the
premises SOLOMON v LIrTLEElELD.
Ssssd,Xnsssxa, .Aisy le, 1914
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On our front page will be found an extract
from Halifax paper, complaining bitterly Of
the federalists OF Boston for the honois ,hey
have paid the gallant Perty. Further exl,ao,3
will be found below Tse British appear 10
increase in their claims with every increasing
moment Ono day, we must compel Mr..
Madison to tvacuste the Presidential Chair
to make room for somebody else more agteea.
Ole 10 his Myesfy--onc who has greater rec
spect Tor Blush claims than American rights
some one who had rather see our Country
the abject and c'inging colonies of Engandy
than 10 see IL "Free, independent and Sow
ereign State" Not content wuh tlts reguisis
tion upon the Republicans, the British now
make rcquisiton upon the Federalists, via,
That they shall not be allowed the privilege
oil Going honor 10 the bravery and skill Of our
gallant Naval Heroes No officers, hercafter1
except the officers Of the ss fast anchored
isle," such as HiIlyar, Broke, Wallis, &c. are,
to receive the tribute OF American applause.
To mention, in terms of APPRECIATION, the
names Of Decatur, Rodgers, Bainbridgey
Porter, Hull, Perry Sc. will be high treason
and the daring rebel who shall plesumc TO do
1t, must resign all hopes Of British grace
!, The British paragraphisls write under The
most erroneous impressions, when they de-
clare that Mr.. Madison and the Southern
STATES would willingly rclinqusb the Fisher.
les, provided cvety other point could be ad-
justcd. They judge OF the Southern States
by The character Of another part Of the couns
try and Conclude they would as readily |" sell
their country's birth rights for mess OF pot:
tagc," as mercenay tradcr.--They must
understand the Southern people be,ier and
whatever may be the case here. we are far
from thinking that sordid lacrc has sliflcd the
voice OF pstriclism in the South. They de-
clare that the North neve- deserved any mcr.
cy at the hands Of Britain and proceed 70
reprinsDd them most severely for not having
risen in rebellion agains, their own govern,
mcn,, and thrus, their nceks into the yoke Of
Bti,ain.
How our neighbor at the Gazette Officc
will relish the easligaioD of his Montreal
brethern for his momcnfsry Abandonment OF
bis M,jesy's interests, and espousal OF the
American naval cause, we Cannot tell |; but
leave them TO adjust the difference IN their
own way" peaceably If they can, fotcibly ii
they must. .'--In extenoston Of our heig ghbor's
crime, John Bull ought 20 reflect that he has
one or two sons in the American navy. IL is
certainly pusting msn's loyal,y to mos. cruel
test, to require the total exiting guisbincnt OF
The proud feelings Of father. Should his
sons, IN imitation Of their brother beroess
pluck a laurel from British brows, he is re-
qured, instead of embracing them with rapt-
ure, to turn f.om them in DISCUS, Ought he
not to burst such disgrseefuI fetters--resumo
the dignity Of freeman, and cxclsm with
every true hearted American,
"a d4y, an hour, Of virtuous liberty, :.
els worth whole eternity OF bondage"
From the headian 4aAfar) Recorder.
.Mr. HoLLAxp--It appears BY one Of tho
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-07
HENRY MOORE,

At his Brick Store-MARKEr-SouARs,
Has for s.ie.
90 hhds. New-Eneland RUM;
5Opipes Sisson's GIN;
100 bbls Philadelphia and Baltimore su.
periine FLOUR;
Is kegs negro-hesd TOBACCO;
GROCERIES and SHIr.SToRES, as usual.
May
Wheel ~ RIGHT * LOPEZ,
Hare just received. and e6srs for safe,
THREE thousand bushels RYEs
4 $50 bbis Philadelphia superiine FLOURs
$50 bushels yellow CORN ALSO,
$50 boxSs Havana brown Syys, 3pe
90 hhds. and 20 bbls MuscovadoS
4o0oo lbs. Coffee. entitled to double debentarc; =
500 hhds. retailing Moasses;
10 pipes Gin. 1st and 4th proof;
50 bbls prime Beef--20 do Pork :;
40 bbis. TurpertiSe--50 do Tar;
50 pieces Russia Duck--5oo0 bushels Salt;
so bbls. Maokerei,
Is bags Tumeric-Spanish Segars.
.Nesgprrt august 2, 1914
WILLIAM WHITE,
No. II, Long Hha1, Has for Sale,
Fifssstssss = sss. pipes first quality GIN,
70 g pipes pipes ,M;.salaga'} WINE,
20 20 !slse' Ssls frs, quality MoLAssEss
20 bbls Havana brown SUGAR;
1000 VT. COFFEE
10 chests Hyson Skin,1 rp.
10 ditto Souchong,
10 boxes CHOCOLATE;
90 ditto Spanish }spcAps s,., ,rs,av
10 ditto SandomingoS ~
ditto Playing CARDS:
leo bottles CASTOR OIL.
-.iLSO-
A very large assortment of GROCERIES as usual.
March 8, 1914. If.
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From the .deadian Halfar) Recorder.
.Mr. HoLLAxD--It sppcass by one Of tho
late America papers, ths,"a tribute to per-
soasl valor," 10 the substantial form OF "a
splendid and msssy service efPIstsr has been
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JAMES IOWNSEND,
OFFERS for sale, at his store, in Mll.strcct, next
- east of the II l. Republican Office
IL boxes No & :, Chocolate;
~ do. mould Candles
200 W.T. Of good Cheese;
boxes of Spanish Segars
10000 American do.
With an assortment of first quality Groceries. at
retail. June 29
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B. & S. G.. WEAVER,

B. & 5. q. WEAVER,
II we just received from the Manufacturers Of
= = Boston and Hartford, an elegant assortment Of
gentlemen's best beaver, castor and plated HATS
-7s0, general assortment of Youths and Chdren's
naptand fell .do--which they opening. and
offer foe sale low can le purchased in any 9TH
er store in the state. They have likewise on hand
a general assortment of their own manufacture, in
felior to none. They have 1000 Muskrat skins of 4
superior quality, which they viii sell for cash
Neyp5rt, .fprl 90. (6m.)
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

NEW PUBLICATIONS,
Just received, and for saie,ai The Book stcre Of
JOSIAH &. SHAW,
NO liB. Ihames-sfrert,
r IFE of the Most Noble Arthur. Marquis and Earl
~ of Wellington Viscouut Wellington of Talayera
and OF Wellington, &c. &c sc Commander in Chief
of his Brtanc mjes'ys forces IN the Peninsula, &c
TO whicn is prehxed an excellent likeness
Life OF Geu. Mocesu, With an elegant cop
perplate Likeness, by Paul Svnine. the Officer whe
was despatched by the Emperor of Russia TO invito
the General to join The allies.
The Wanderer, or Female Difficulties, by
Madame DArblay, authoress of Eyelns, Ceceiia, and
Camilla, in vols. price S 3
Castle Rackrent, AN Hibernian Tale, taken
from facts and from the manners Of the Irish Squres
before the year 1882, by Maria Edgeworth, author.
ess Of Practical Education, Letters for Literary La
dies, Parents Assistant, &c. &c.-with a portrait
Gee z Of BerlichingeD, with the iron hand,
translated from the German of Goethe, by Walter
Scott price rs cents. july Is.
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WANTED TO HIRE,

Man servant, who understands cooking, TAX
ing care Of clothes, &c. who is neat in his peI
and Of steady habits, TO such one So pc
f,th viii be given. Inquire Of Capt. HElLEMAN,
Fort Wolcott Aug. Ia
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NEW GOODS.

English and Freach DIR GOODS,
coNsIsTINe OF
HALICoES, CanbFies ana G'nghams, Jaconett,
~ Cambria. aud book Nluslirs, white and colored
Levantine and Florence silk, do do Sa.,ins, Can.
ton and italiap Cgapes paper, pound and fine Pins;
Silk anu Kid Gloves SC &c.
-6LSc-C5 ieaa lRanufacforfes,
sheetlng, shining. GinehAnis, ans, &c. s,c.SSc,
.--a very large supply
iisersiss-s
An addition of stationsg., school and Juvenile
Books
the above is just received and Tor salv at gaNEs
HAMNiogD's Circulating bihrsry ana Dly Goods
Store, No l04 Thame s-street Newport, X 1. ~
-7agasf IL
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CRANSTON & SHAW
JONES & RA'rHDONE,

JONEO O IIN I1DONL,
Have for Sale,
FIVE hundred boxes Candles;
500 do. do. Soap;
$50 barrels superfoe Flour;
10 tons Archange Hcmp
$50 hhds retailing Molasses;
l62 boxes Havana brown sugar;
65 bhds w. l. Rum;
200 bags debeature Coffee.
They respectfully offer their services as Auction.
eers and Commission Merchants and refer for intor
nation respecting their establishment, to Messrs.
JOHN C. & SAMUEL WHITEHoRNE, of Newport.
Providence, April 26. If.
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w-YoRK. November II.
From Ssck~.,s Ra Boz


AuTHsNTIc.-We hav" accounts
from Sackett's sIarhsr as late as the
fst instant. at which time there were
at TINT pos, abnnt six Thousand militia
and about eleyea hundred regulars.
General Brown arrived AMI toaI,
command on the Stat u!t. His armv
was expected in the course ola few
days. The British fleet was in por, ;
aud it was reported that the enemy S
army at Kingston was firtren thou.
sand, having heen reinforced by Gen.
Drummosd's army. An attack upon
tie Har5or was daily looked for ;
ihoush there was hut little doubt II
an attack should &c made, they would
Do rcpa'srd ms that post was strong
IL fortified. Our feet is mnored in
q strong line across. the harbor.
strengthened by gnn-hoats'and land
batteries.
A postscript 10 'stter os the fst
states. that ten sail ofthr cuemy had
appeared in sight. s'ec:.:,g. rs sup
posed Ter the head Of The lake bni
mere pvuhahl!. says the writer, for
tais place.
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From q London Paper Of Sept. 2
AiERalAlD.

To THE EDITOR.
Sir-Asthe existence Of Mer.
maids is \ point tiiathas long been
disputed ct adhnc sub JUDGE It's est.
and Ms il may contribute in some de-
gree 10 settle = point Of SO great
importance 10 the naturalist. l send
you The, following account, which |
received Irom two fishermen, resid-
ing al Port Gordon. = small fishing
village in this parish. whom | believe
10 be OF andoubted verscity, and res
peciable enough in their station OF
life. As these men ('fhomas John
son and William ,Gordoa) were re-.
turning from their 6shing. about 5
or 1 o'clock Yesterday afternoon. a
bout a quartet Of mile from shere.
the sen being perfectly calm. they
observed, at q small distance from
their heat. win its hack towards
them, & halfiti body above the water
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Eue Dollars Reuard.

% AN away from me subscriber on
II the morning Of The s7th OF Sep
sn,.er Isst, al Apprentice to the 10.
.acconitt business, by he rame Of
GEORGr WALLIS, IL years old, a.
bout 4 fcct s inches hi II te 10 very
smai for hi. age Of sandy COMPLEX
on aud very much lseeklcd. * mar.
ed on his arms with IN Faye and al
nchor, and the two ir.: letters OF his
name He had on when he went a.
az, bus striped Cotton J 'ckct AMI
ronsers. A reward Of Ave collars will
be given to app ea:nd SAL apprentice
ana return him 10 ne in Alextodris.
l torewarn III persons VIVA eVerf I'm
haraoripg or in am manner employ
ing said rgnawsy at their rerl, as /
win pu, the law in force against all Of.
tenders
70 Lam inclined to believe he is
N Baltimore
PETER RHODES.
Nov. II.
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a creature ola tawny color, appera
ing like man. sitting with bis bod.
somewhat bent. Surprized at this
they approac he'd towards lin ill the,
came within q few yards. when th'
noise ofthe boat occasioned the crea
'ture to turn about, giving the mer
a better opportunity Of observing
him. His eounfenaDce was swarthy.
his hair short and curled. of a color
between a green and a grey; he bad
small eycs. lat nose. his mouth
was large. and his arms Of an extra
ordinary length.
Above the waist he WAS shaped like
a man, as the watrr was clear, my
iHformsnts could perceive that, from
the waist downwar6s, his @rdy taper
ed considerably or. NJ they express
it. like large Ash without scales,
hut they could not see the extremity.
The men however had not a long
time to observe him. for. after look
ing stedrsst'y at them for about
minute, he Suddenly dived. but rose
again at some distance from the boat,
accompanied by another, whom the
men supposed female. as they could
perceive she had breasts, and her
hair was not cnrled, hut reached to
a little below her shoulders the
skin OF this last one too was fairer
than the others. BY this time the
men had become considerably alarm
ed, and made to shore as fast as pos
siblc, and for some time they could
see the MermaiIs looking after
them. Soon after their arrival. they
called on me. and gave the above
account, without the smallest varia-
lien between them.
l AIN Sir, yours. &c.
GEO. M'KENZTE,
SrhOOimuster.
School house Of P fan
August 10, 1914
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COURT OF KINGS BENCH.

Wyiie .. a.-and Uif.
MIR. Comvns opened The pleadings
AMI stated that .his was an action of
slandcr.-'rhe declaration stated that
thepIaiatiiTwas merchant. and that
the wife Of the defendant had mali
ciously reported that the plaintiff had
been a bankrupt. and dcfrantltd hi,
creditors that The p!aiatitf had rob
bed person Of The name of Gordon
orpropert,. and run away TO J mprca.
The defendant had pie AIDED not guilty,
and npon that The issue WAS joined
The Attorney general, for the
plaintiff stated that the words com
planned Of had been spoken at tea
He had often heard that SLAM
der and tea were inseparable, and il
seemed ~ '.-..i havara... ro,e;y.d !,
more agreeable zcst from the assoei
alton OF liit!a scandal. However,
all conditions or life have their miA-
lures and alloys; this responsibility
OF the husband is ore Of the conhi
tions sf,narrisge. Ninety nine times
out of "a hundred the marriage life
is tcIerably happy. there are also
some pleasures in Mr.. As life, h. is
married 10 an accomplished beautiful
woman but il she brings the neigh
borhood about them, and If on any
occasion she makes any mistake in
her conduct, and takes freedom with
fhe characters other neighbours. h.
cannot take all the good of this
world and reject the rest he must
not have all The comforts Of mutri
,aony without sharing also in it.
responsibilities he must pay for the
irreguIariiy Other tongue. and make
good the damages She docs her neigh
bours.
The words stated to be spoken
were proved.
Lord Peterborough summed up The
ease for the Jury 70 the eject fol
lowing
Gentlemen Of The Jury. this Is an
action against Mr.. 4. and Catherine
his wife. for Islander. Though il j:
not proven Of Mr.. A. yet il is Of Mrs
A. and Mr. A. must pay his Wife:
damages i; it is a necessary conse.
quenee Of marriage that the husband
is responsible for the acts ofhis wife
il YOU keepa dog ahich is apt to bite,
and YOU knso hiS disposition. you tie
him up but fever the animal bites
or tears your neighbour yeu must pay
for bie so oflhe lady in this case,
the husband must pay for the freedom
other tonsue.-Dsmages for plain
tin, leo and iOs cost,
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a later date than those received by
the H.nniba.. will he found in the
preceding r0lumns. Snch OF them
! as relate 10 ine nf@oc'nfjen ri Client,
ere of the sarnr eqriyocaI and per-
piexin, character, ira those before
received. Whether the negotiation
was still pending, a. had coded, was
| matter Of dispute amor st 10 Lon.
don .ditcrs. II is certain. however.
that no official information from the
British government had been given.
OF their termination. The Courier.
ministerial paper. discovers much
anxiety 10 impress the public mind
with the belief; that nothing .lclini.
tive had passed between the Com
missiOnrrs subsequent to the dcpar
turc !! the john Adams, and that the
Issue of their conference was still
doubtful. Reasons are 0byiOns. for
the anxiety OF the British govern.
mcnt TO protrae, the negotiation, s.
10 suspend the public opinion as to
its result. The unsettled state OF
The European Continent. requires
that Great Britain should keen up
IA formidable armament. read, to act
upon that theatre. if circumstances
should make il necessary. BY pra
tracing the negotiation at Client
she is enabled TO keep up large
military force. (osienSibly destined
far .9ineric" "ithnrt exciting the
spspirions o: her continental allies.
We have already seen, that much
disfrust. and SEINE remanstrance has
been produced amongst the cenie
derates, IN consequence Of the mill
tary attitude assumed hy some Of
them. Having no cpcn enemy to
altacs, the raising of troops, and
the occupation OF certain strong po-
sitions upon their froRtiers. we're We
ry justly viewed with suspicion aed
alarm. By pursuing tue policy which
has been irlimatell, Great Eaitain
pre- occupies ADVANTAGEOUS ground,
in case OF a rupture upns ths c0nti-
nent. Whilst the rest OF the allied
powers ere constrained 10 avohi eve.
rs thing whicl wears a be.iisc-en,
aspect. she is putting on the armor
ard attitude of war. and is prepared
To- strike The first and most decisive
blow. With this view OF the SUBJ
,ject, we are not sUrprized at the
disposition Of The British govern
ment to prrfrari the negotiation with
America, as long IS practicable.
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NneYcLx. Nov.

SnRPnLN, Tov. IL.
The hasfy aud uRautnen,ic ac-
csnnt Wh,ch We gave in our last. re-
lanve to the ca?;aTs Of TIE Franklin
Tender. is substantially confirmed
by the rcirrn CT the ilac which we
slated a. L'.ye ben seat down upon
inat occasion. ge FrSBhiiI WaiyI-
tanned running il ;tt with the supc,
rinr force al ,ha eHcmy, by means
ofher sweeps. but il being calm, she
was .ins!!y surrounded by the bargcs.
when, all NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hcing I'm
avsilips, and only lcsdio, TO ~ nnnA-
ce,aary eFusiun Of bi,od. her coiors
were struck. On board the Frank
lin there were none killed or wound
ed; tho enemy also state that they
had none hugt. though il WAS per
ce;Yed that one OF their barges had
several grape shot holes through il,
Anfschaase has been effected of the
atiisaipn;an and three Of the Frank
liE's crew. for the Midshipman and
three men taken Few days since
from 'he enemy.
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PLACARN.

4 gentleman who left Paris n few
days since, states. that the fol!oniR
Ilacari bad been posted on one ofthe
gates Of the Palais Royal.
{" An old fat Hog, fed twenty
years in England. ,ained at Eigh-
teen Lcais. To be disposed Of Ter One
SepoteOH."
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paper.

The sehr. Ca,hariue, Capt. Williams,
arrived at thi, port from. Richmond on
the 5th inst. passed some Of the enc
ry'' vessels in the Potomac on Sunday
nigh, last.
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e. I observed in the Alex.

andr'a Gazette Of TIE 9th inst. sc,ra
ambiguous insinustions If BExyaMrs
NJ. Brooks, which | did not lea "
understand nor could / sooner auend
~, beng engaged ia busincss Of some
IMP rtanee, x IN which he winds up .ta
a Caution to ell persons, not 10 ~ chase
his pat nf " The Farm eahed RR.
TIREMEAT.' no~ advertised for
Public Sale, nrder Deed Of Trust, al.
ven to WILLIAM HERBERT, Jr. as
Trustee, TO secure the payment Of
1000 Dollars, for which hold his Mite,
patti Tor money cue me more thantwo
years before, partly for money then sd.
vanced him ard partly for goods out Of
my store; all dore at his own instance,
he fixing his own time Of payment. And
subsequent to this mole, be beceme fur.
Their indebted To IRE for money and 80, d.
in the sum Of S246 90 for which he pavs
me Draft on the Trus,ee, payable. ooe
Of the proceeds Of the sale Of said LAID
and accepted b. said I ustee, making
the whole debt Sr746 90 and interest
thereon. This, the W.aGvised ,orng
man calls an indefinite debt. Aud 10
give him every possible iduIgence-I
have put eG the sale from time to time
until now.
] have thought proper to make this
statement Of facts, least The seur,ii,us,
Eubi eofien Of B Nj. B. should f'jures
himself in the sale Of the Land, but shall
take 30 iui,her notice of what he may
Say on the svbjecb
Jonathan SchoHield.
IL Month. 18th 1914. 81
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Six Soldiers OF the American Ar.
Jay have heen recently ,hotat Platts-
burg. for dessrtion and nineiecn o
,hers are said to be- under sentence oil
death there, for the same offence.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-17

Letters from Niagara frontier, dated
the sth inst. mention, that Fort Erie had
thar morning been blown up aeL aban-
doned BY Col Hird mar, in obedience to
general orders. Tn Colonel with the
..arrison Of 500 men, had crossed over
20 Buffalo. 4- >.--.. a..