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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-01
VACCINE NATTER.

THE subscriber having been appointed By the
Il President of the United States, Agent for Vac
cinaton, hereby gives notice, that Genuine Vaccine
Matter will be furnished to any Physici other
citizen Of the United States, who may apply him
for it. The application must be made by post, and
the requisite fee Give Dosrs) in the current bank
paper of any Of the middle states, forwarded with
n-When required, such directions, &c how to use
it, will be furnished with the matter, will enable
any discreet person who read and write, to Sc
cure his own family from the small pox with great.
est certainty, and without any trouble or danger
All letters on this subject, to or from the under.
signed, and not exceeding half an ounce in weight,
carried by the United States mail free Of postage,
in conformity to late act Of Congress, entitled
An act to encourage Vaccination"
JAMES SMITH,
Y. S. .9gent for Vaccination, Baltimore.
Nav 25. 3w
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VERMONT.
MIDrLEsuny, May 1

MIprLEsuRy, May 10.
EXTRAORDINARY EXPEDITION.
On the I'd Of March the lumber Of the new
ship which has hecn lately finished at Yer.
genncs was standing in the forest. Her keel
wa. laid on the 9th Of the same month, ana
she was launched on the lth OF April Her
length Of keel is i3c feet breadth OF beam
81 bur,hen, rising 500 tons; mounts long
24s, ~, and Ia 24 pound carronsdcs.
Too much praise cannot be bestowed on
the activity and perseverance, OF the Messrs.
Browns, msster.buildcrs, to whose exertions
our country is much indebted for so seasona"
bic an accession Of strength TO our little navy
on Lake Champlsin. She is called the Sar-
etoga. :.
A new schooner va, launched at Vergen'
nes on Thursday last. She will mount 20 or
% heavy guns and will be very soon 'eady ior
sea.
Com. M'Donosgt, VIC apprehend, has hoS,
sufficient force at the mouth OF the creek TO
meet the cDrmy on the open lake. a very
few days will give US an undoubtcd ascend.
ancy.
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THE SPIRITUAL MAGAZINE /:
OR GOSPEL TREASURY.

TUST received, and for sale at the store Of THOM-
As IL. MBSJrtsaD. Ma no rsss ssac a ~ e C.
The Spiritual Magazine, or Gostel 1reaSu-
III. No. 2-intended for the promotion OF Experimen.
tai Religion, and the Exposure of Error and Deu-
son-Price 90 cents.
CIf any profits should arise from the sale OF this
WORK they will be devoted to the spread OF the Cos.
pei in America
ar The third number will be published on the
first of September next-and persons holding SUBJ
scription papers requested to send them to the
subscr;ber. Pleasant-st Boston. May H.
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@arsbal'S Sale.
District of Rhode Island.

DfSTFFCE W NIIOHt- ISIUNW.
y pur rsuance of sundry warrants from the
Il Hon. DAVID HowELI, Esq. Judge of the
District Court of The United States for Rhode
Island District
hereoy give notice, that l, shall sell at
Public Auction, on "Wednesday, the 5,h day
June next, at 9 O'Clock in the forenoon, at
Champlin's Wharf,in Newport, the following
articles, viz: Shawls, 3 pieces blue, piece
light mixed Broadcloih, one piece of Calico,
par: of piece of Stockinet, , boxes of Rasins,
pieces of Ves,ings, Decan.ers, 10 Wine
Glasses, 8 Calico Gown Patterns, I piece
Linen, piece Cambria, 4 yards of white
Flannel yards of Calico, . yards of Broad
cloth and one piece of figured Leno Muslin.
Conditions of Sale, Cash on delivery.
EK. DEXTER, MARSHAL.
Providence, Nav 25, t8l4.
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LAWS.
PUBLISHEE BY -lUTHORTTY.
AN ACT

hN AO
Granting to the President and Directors of the New
Orleans Navigation Company and their successors
lot of ground.
afiues Of the United States Of .9erica Congress
assembled That all the right and claim of the Unit
ed States. TO lot of ground in the county OF Or.
leans and state of Louisans, bounded above by the
lands of Don Miguel, and fronting on the Bayau ST.
John, containing one hundred and slightly feet front
improvements thereon, occupied by the said
company, be, and the same hereby is vested in and
conveyed to the President and Directors Of the Orr
leans Navigation Company, for the time being, and
their successors, for the and benefit of the s ID
company forever. LANGDON CHEVES,
Speaker Of the Ho,xe Of Repress,tdi.,,sl
4. GERRY,
Viee.Presidenr qf the United States, aud
President Of the Senate
April Is, 1sl4.-.qpprOved, JAMES MADISON.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REV ARD.

WHEREAS, some evil disposed petson or per-
w sons have in most shameful and outrageous
manner entered the house of the subscriber, stuat-
ed in Cross-street. and committed the most scanda-
lous depredatons-and whereas ehere is strong rea-
son to suspect that the perpetrators were nstgaed
to shose acts of violence by some other person -:
This is therefore TO give notice that the above
ward will be given to any person who will make
known The names Of the person or persons concern
ed o: the nstigator thereof, to be paid due
victon had thereon JOHN a. SHAW.
.Nezyport, .L.,y 25, 1914. -
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n, WAsBiNcror! CRY, May ID
Extract Of letter from l.. Warrington ESQ CaptaiA
of the u. s. Ship Peacock, to the Secretary Of the
Navy, dated Savannah, May IL, 1914.
/" SR-I wrote TO inform you, that tho a.
mount Of the specie deposited in Bank from
II. M. late sloop Epcrvier is lls,oco, dollars
and that abou, 10000, as near as We can Judge,
have been pldndercd by her crew, to the dis"
grace Of her commander and officers, who
took no steps 10 restrain or prevent this law,
less and unprinciplcd act.
have taken upon mysclfto libercte from
prison, until your pleasure shall be knowns
two men [Scleon and Murray who composed
nAr' n -. ffcn me as An,.-..~.- ..~.:~e 3D..
they had been impressed and compelled to
serve, although repeatedly coming forward ID
give themselves up as prisoners OF war.
Murray declares himself Long Island
man, end believe him, for he has given suck
an accurate account Of it as no stranger could
have done. have placed them on board tho
Troup (Licut. Walpole) until the propric,y
of their claims il established or disallowa
ed" -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-01
Cheap Grocery Store.
ELIZA BUCKINGHAM,

ELIZA BUCKINGHAM,
IN EsPECTFULLV informs her friends and the
In public, that she has opened Grocery Store,
at No 122, Tharnes.street, and offers for sale,
Wines aod Spirits, Molasses, Honey Su-
ear, Teas, Coffee, Chocolate, Spices, Raisns, Figs,
Almonds, Jellcs, &c. &c. comprising general as
sortment, which she is determined to sell cheap, by
whole sale and retail she feels grateful for the pat
ronaye she has received from generous Puble,and
solicits continuance Of their favors.
Just received,
An assortment of WINES.
Also, e., 80 S., /,
A handsome assortment Of PAPER HANG
INGs. .Nesp0rt, May Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-01
AN ACT

For the renewal Of a land warrant to Geo Shannon.
BE il enacted by the Senate and House of Reprssen'
totues J the United States Of .4merica in Congrsss
semJLed That the Secretary of War be, and he here
by is directed to to be granted George Shan
non warrant for three hundred and twenty
of land, in lieu of warrant number twenty one for
the said quaHkty of land issued the said shannon
the sixth day Of March, one thousand eight hun
dred and seven, under on act of Congress passed the
third day of March, one thou sand eight hundred and
seven, entitled can act making comptnsstion to
Messieurs Lewis and Clark, and their companions"
which is lost which said warrant, so to be granted,
shall have all the properties of the heretofore
obtained by the said Shannon Provided nsuerfheiss,,
and is hereby declared, That the said warrant here.
tofore obtained by the said shannon, and any pro-
ceedngs that may be had thereon, shall be null and
void TO all intents and purposes.
LANGDON CHEVES,
SPEAKER Of the House Of Representatives.
e. GERRY,
Tice' President Of the United States, and
President of the Senate.
April 1s, 1Si4.-.9bprOved, JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-01
AN ACT
For the relief Of John Pitchlyn

For the relief of John Pitciyn. .
Belt enacted by The Senate and House Of Representa-
tes ofthe United States Of amercan Congress assem-.
bled, That the proper accounting officers of the De.
partment of War be, and they are hereby authoriz-
ed and required, to settle and adjust the accounts
of John Pitchlyn, late interpreter for the Caoc-
taw Indians, and to allow him a reasonable compcn-
saton for his services from the first OF February,on
thousand seven hundred and eghty-six, until the
third of March, one thousand seven hundred and
eighty-nine the amount whereof shall be paid out
of any monies in the Treasury not otherwise appro.
priated. LANGDON CHEVES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
T.. GERRY,
TGce-P President of the United States, aud
President of the Senate
April 13, 1814.--.3bbrcred, JAMES MADISON. :
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Stationary, and ScbooI Books

VXTHOLESALE and Retail, cheap for cash, for
wv sale at the Truly Fortunate Lottery and Ex
change Office Of JOSIAH G. SHAW, No. llo, Thames
street. Ny1
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waving, and the Lion beneath il humby haps
ping, attended byt Pcacock's boats crew,
and protected by guard of marines, proceed
ed up the bluff TO the Planters Bank in this
city, where IL was deposited.
Capt. Wsles, Of the Epcrvier, landed III
this town on Friday last, and is on parole. The
other officers Of the brig are also paroled and
reside in the city. The wourded from on
board the Epcrvier were landed some days
since, and sent to the hospital, where every
attention is paid them, and necessarics provids
ed for their comfort and recovcry.--The
well prisoners are in'this city, in as comfort
able situation as could be procured.
We uHdcrstahd tha, Col. Patrick Jack, wisk
the United STATES troops under his command,
are on their march down TO this place fenm
the upper Parts Of this state they win 30 wiik
US very soon.
british MAN-sTEALINC.
The wounded from the Epcrvier, were yes.
terday brought up TO town and have been
provided viii good quarters and every thing
nssccssary for their comfort.
We understand that there were three i'm.
pressed .dnerfcnn seaman on board the Eper-
vier, which are among the number KILLED.
Thcirnamcs are Johnson, Peters, and Roberts.
Cold and inscnsiblc must be that heart that
does not feel for the wrongs of men who thus
support their country's rights--and unsra,eful
would that country be, were she to suffer
their liberties ever again to be tratnpled ou
by those whom they have thus 80 nobly van.
quished.
Again, again and again, we ask, are these
the men, tho opposi,ionists would surrender
up to British thraldom and oppression For.
bid il justice Forbid IL shame
ISavan,idh Republican,
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MASSACHUSETTS.

bosTon, May 20.
We understand that number Of Ful,on'e
Torpedses have been prepared for Ports
mouth. So that should there be an attack
from the enemy a fair experiment Will pro-
baby be made With them.
The British Ontario Fleet was OF Saekets
Harbor on the 10Th May.
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State Papers and Public Do
cuments of the United States.

A6EssRs. r. D. WAITE s. SONS and DAVID
N1 HALE, of Boston, have announced an inten-
ton Of publishing the above mentioned papers, IN
neat uniform edition, with coPious index To ard
the undertaking, the patronage OF the citizens OF
Newport is respectfully solicited. An agent .c'ns
in town for the purpose of receiving subscriptions
rs;li wait on gentI.men their respective places OF
business. or at thsir houses My 18
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-01

, For the relief Of Archibald MCall.
BE is enacted By the Senate and House Of Retresea
tatves Of the Umted States Of .america in Congress
assembled, That there be paid to Archibald MCall,
OF the city of Philadelphia out of any monies in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, the sum Of
eight thousand three hundred and four dollars and
ninetyve cents in full for the drawbacks due on the
expectation of three hundred ard ninety chests Of
Congo and one hundred and fifty chests souchong
Tea to Bremen in the ship Abigail, in tile month OF
August, one thousand eight hundred and FIVE: Pro
vided, That the said MCall prove the satisfaction
of the Comptroller Of the Treasury, that the said
Teas have been landed at foreign port place.
.p,a~vr @y yfiS.sDoS ihs . cHEvEs, .ss-
l.. GERRY,
vice-PreSiGent Of the United States, and
President Of the Senate.
April Is, 1Sl4.-.9RprOved, JAMES MADISON.
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TpRrvArE coRREsronDnxeE1 |

"On The 10th inst. the privatccr sch Moros
Captain Graham, belonging to Baltimorej
came into Metomkin inlet, having left tho
Havana the I'd inst. at night. Capt. Graham
informs nc, that the u. s. sloop OF war the
Frolic was captured on the goth ulf. by tho
British friga,e Orpheus and large schooncrs
end sent into Nassau. 1t gives me pleasure 10
learn from Capt. Graham that no ccnsuro
ought to be cas-. upon Lieut.. cambridge, who
commanded, or the crew Of the Frolic. The
Froc was becalmcd, the frigatc and schooner
took the breeze TO windward and came down
upon her. Though VIC lose our vessel, wo
preserve our honor"
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pEACoCK's PRIZE MONEY.

On Saturday morning last, the specie cap.
tured by the u. s. sloop Of war Peacock, on
board the sloop Of war Epervicr, was landed
at the Exchange wharf, amidst the acclama-
,ion Of q large concourse Of citizens. The
money was placed in seven drsys, the fore.
most Of which bore The Striped Standard
and Spread Eagle Of our country, proudly
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NEONOL -. IOHI, hIANO,
II ESPECTFULLY informs. his friends and the
N public that he has taken the store. No. 156,
Thamesstreet, formerly occupied by Mr.. Walter
Cornell where he offers his services as Clock and
Watch. maker, aud assures his friends and all who
nav favor him with their custom, that he will use
his utmost exertons to give general satisfaction
He has also on hand, a small assortment of Jewelry
and Fancy Goods he expects new supply in a few
DAYS, which he will sell cheap can be purchas-
ed in Newport NAY l8.
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BERIAH & DANIEL WAITE,

BERIAH & DANIEL WAITE,
Offers for sale at their store. No. 49, .Narketsquarc,
INDIA point GIN, by the pipe or bbl.:
i w. I. and N. f. RUM, by the hid. or bbL;
superfrIe FLOUR, by the bbl.;
SUGAR, by the bbl.
CHOCOLATE, by the box,
Likewise-A general assortment Of GROCERIES,
at retail.
al, they want to employ number of wcavers.
.NcRport, My IL, 1914. ulw)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-04
FRENCH VICTORIES.

The arrival at thisprr ofthe Calypso, has
put US in possession OF mail file II Freneh
Newspapers, from which Eve article IN to,
days Press has beeu translated for pnblica,
ton Other rapers contain highly inte.cs,
iag accounts, most OF VIII rh have been par
ua'it anticipated 10 the extracts which have
appeared from the papers brought bv The
Grampus to New York. The l.he,h Of tbe
present assicle should not deter any one
from attentivsly readng it, who takes plea.
sure Ia narratives Of patriotism in its mos,
stu endous and enthusiastic form rising To-
ropes aggression ard invasion. II contain
complete diary in regular series of the
grea. rfsneh battles and victories, whicb
Terminated in the general retreat of the
Allies. trom the 7lh 10 the L. n Fcbfuarl
Inclusive: the week of crisis, which deo;.
ded the late OF france. and supplies all
tue cha ms tiii nov to he Complained Of in
the accounts from that quarter. "
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-04
NOTICE.
Notice.

PURSUANT to a Resolution of the Com.
n mit,ee appointed by the Common Halb
OF Richmond, to discover a proper scite for
a Courthou;e. Clerks Office and Jail for the
City: Proposals will be received at my
Oifice, from individuals who have "a MAD 10
seli.-Each win describe his ground and
annex the price.
B. w. COLEMAN.
May 4. If.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-04
EXHIBITION.

Mr.: MENGER & Co. respectfully inform the La.
ares ana Gentlemen Of Richmond, that they will
eve lior Few evenings only at the old City Ia.
fieasing Entertainment,
ooNsrsTrNGor
Srlfdl Sagdeify. .4eiffy Of Body, Erfroor.
dh'ary Cdfchingko Afusie,
WIN variety OF other Pleasing Amusements
Part list, to commence with
THE LEARNED ANDMUcH ADMIRED
PIG.
ar For particulars, see bills. r1,1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-04

share in its perils and ,abors Its enthus;s I
asm is the greater, as it had not been pre
pared by magnificent promises for that IA
pid augmentation of its forces which it has
experienced. When 1t has performed pro
digies, without the succors sent TO it by the
vigilance of its chief. we can judge Of what
It Is capable ct performing, now that it
has, added to the courage of Frenchmen,
the confidence acquired by victory.
All that the enemy's army, frustrated in
its expectations. has lost in courage, conf
dence and energy, the French army has
gained The emperor, who knows the
character and qualities of the French. has
revealed to them by their victories the Sc
eret OF their strength /; he can now obtain
iron them all the effarts that the safety Of
France requires. and all the successes tia.
such brilliant beginning foretells |; to'be
convinced OF 1t. it suffices to talk few mi
nutes with those brave soldiers who, though
wounded. return into our walls with an arr
OF hilarity--So much love of the country is a
virtue OF French hearts. I" We are our.
selves astonished at our successes, say
they've did not expect victories SO
compete--the enemy Cannot resist us
1t is true. that when the emperor arrives
we TIN X ourselves stronger by 10000
men more. Would to God thai you could
see him amongst us--how he speaks &C
us-t1ow he animates ns .--Therefore
as soon as he has commanded, his
orders are .obeyed." Such are the ex
pressions of those warriors. So say al
the army, and each me of the Sold
ers OF that army fights for his family, hi.
property. his native land and the national
Independence.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-18
PUBLIC BATHS.

THE subsciber respectfully inform
the public that bis Bath House ION 1n'
alley adjoining the Theatre, and 0ppys
site the City Hotel)-is nov open sn'
will be kept in the most complete o = n
till the lst Of October; where WON"
and COLD BATHS may be had a! .p'
time in the day * until 9 o'clock,at niSp'.
T Two seperate BATHS are zen I,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR LADIES, who WV
please to come in the Alley sdjo'nlnpS
Mr.. F. Fairfax's brick house on hoy"
street. "A
Gentlemen of Alexandra have ns,. ~,
fore been subscribers, ard foahu W" ~,
greatest benefit to their beana W..
frequent bathing during the warm Wi s't
Their, the subscriber does not o0oc' 80: -:
they will recommend to every dur ~
dual of their acquaintance the goocr n
fects & comfort Of the WARM bh In ~
N. 3. A Room will be apPfopr'a;;.,,
for the purpose Of Shaving and des'"'
these who may require it.
T. Shields.
NAV II.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-18
Infallible Ague and Fever
Drops.
For the cure of agues, remitten'
and intermittent fevers.
NOTE.


The great celebrity acquired by
several Of the foregoing medicines dur.
ing the last IS years, and the irequent
enquiry for them, at every apothecary
and vender of medicine in the United
States, induced the sordid and un.
principled, to prepare ceunterfeits, K
to impose such counterfeits on the pub.
lie : more than one have basely com.
menced business under the assumed
name of Lee, for the purpose of yend-
my with greater success, limitations
ofthe excellent remedies prepared by
my late husband, and have had the as
suranee publicly to advertise them as
having been in constant use for up
wards of u years.
By these and similar receptions, the
proprietor has been robbed of part of
the reward of her labours, and many
individuals, greatly injured in that
most valuable of all earthly blessings,
HEALTH. For those reasons the
proprietor earnestly requests the pub
lie to apply only to those persons pub
licly advertised as vendors Of her me.
dicine, and likewise to observe the ge-
nuine medicine have on the outside the
signature OF
HANNAH LEE,
Widow and Administrative of Rich
ard Lee, Jun deceased.
Medical Warehouse, No. SIS, Maid
en- Lane, New-York.
~ At the place Of sale, Pam.
ohlets may be had gratis, describing
cures performed by the above Medi-
cines the number, importance and
responsibility Of which, fully Justify
every article of the advertisement.
SOLD BIZ
James Kennedy. sen.
Bookseller, King-Street, and no
there else in Alexandria.
@ 'tohsr5
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District of Columbia-to wit !:
County Of alexandria, J
APRIL TERM, 1914.
John D. Scott Com laimaus,
AGAINST
Thomas Vowel. Trustee and Exc.
cutor, of Andrew Wales, deceased, Tho.
mas Lowe. William Lowe and joan
nah Marley, formerly Joannah Lows)
Devisees of the said Andrew Wales
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants James Lowe and
William Lowe, not having entered
their appearance and given security &C.
cording to the statute and rules Of this
Court; and it appearing to the salts.
faction of this Court upon affidavit, that
the said Defendants James Love and
William Lowe, are not inhabitants oil
this District. On rotion of the said
Complainant by his Counsel, it 10 or.
deIed, that the said Defendants do ap.
pear here on the FIRST day of November
term next, and answer the bill Of the
Complainant, and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted for two
months successfully in one of the
Newspapers published in Alexandra,
and that another copy be posted a, the
frost door of tbs Court-House of the
sid count,
CoPY-TEsT.
G. Deneale, c. C.
June z. law9m,