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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-28

Rhode. Island Coal Company SHarsy,
nN MospAy. twenty y.foar,h July next, at tooh,
~ will be sold by Public Auction. on ths h9ay ~
the Exchange Coffee House, in Boston, the solorsg
hares in the Stock Of the Rhode Island Coal c9ppnr
ny, unless all assessment due thereon togctbs Sth
interest from the 6rst instant. and all necessary Se
ges, shall be previously paid - -' - t,ri
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di.iRhIEU,

At Lhghsor, Mass. Capt Thomas MAypGnRY,
formerly of this town, TO Miss Lucy SrAspIsu, of
the former place.
DIED,
AT Providence, on Wednes sday last. Mrs Ruru
ArLIs, widow Of Mr. VIM. Apln, OF Providence,
and daughter of the late Jonathan Nichols, Esq of
this town, in the 9th year Of her age t,,, :. ~
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NEWPOKf BANK.

NOTICE 10 hereby given, that the haf-yesriy Di.
~ v,deud will be declared and paid, on Saturday,
the FIRST day Of July next, to those who appear, by
the books Of the Bank 20 be stockholders the 24t
inst. BY order Of The Pfesideot and Directors.
JsO. II. sHEABsfAH, Cashier.
.kepbsrf, June %, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-28

Esgaai Launeh.--Yes,erday morning, about Il
O'Clock. the superb ship General BsowN, barthen a.
bout 1000 tons, (size oil The late Esscx and pierre
cd Tor 50 or SO guns. was launched by Messrs. A &
n Browh. from their ship-house, In a most capital
style, amidst The plaudits Of vast concourse of ad
miring spec,stors.--N y. CoiUm6icn, June IS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-28

then eonhned 10 chains and !, was suppos.
cd would be executet.--N Y. Com. .ddv.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-28

The Spanish rs, mentioned in our las, ns
having blown up of South America, is asecr-
tanned TO have had on board 1900 souls, all Of
whom perished
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NOTICE.

% ft. ANN ASI' i,rr - =
A. LLOwncrs Of Ksnsehoh Furniture, and Of Gold
IA and S,lver Vasehes. intended to be used, are
required to present true and correct Lists Of the
same, or subject themselves to the penalty Of the
lsu-and those will be received until the 30th Of this
present month, by the Assistant Assessor. ~,
JOHN D'w0LF, Principal .as,esior
for the first Dis.riJ Of ne State " khede. leland.
B.isfoL, June n, 1915. fy2b1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-28

by order 0 the Direcforat 40 ! :
JN0. MAY, Treas n, T. C. c.
~ .{@ Geo, q. Claiming, quss'r.
Boston, June 81, 1915 (J.28y
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-28

The British friga,e PENELOPE, SO guns,
was lately lost in the ST. Lawrence, and had
forty OF her crew drowned.
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NEW WBOOKS.

- n WI " TyNyNHNf1'' = ~ n n =
JOSIAH e. ..SHAW--ilS, Tbsmes-st, a
XN ILL this day open for sale. at nuch-Iess thsn
W. the usual Prices the following Ney.i,ooxs---
Bonyells' life Ct Jehnson, 5 yoIs. J.. Cold
smiths Works, o do Hen,er's Sacred DoErahhy.S
do. {, Buffers Analogy Johnson's Works. ~ voy.;
Woods Dictionary of the Bible, do Homer's H.,
lad, 2 VOLS Navigation spirituslised Original Pei
ems, y vols. Life of General Lee Junus' Ietlerss
cbaplet Of Comus Watts on the Mind, DigIand's
bis,"ty Of England, vols--wi,h a yArie,yof other
works; MODERN and interesting June 2d. z.
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For SAFE or 10 Let, ~
A n assortment Of Furniture .--.ai.o. Beds ks Of
IA them German down bed, on tho mosf reason.
able terms. Inquire nt tL:t Office. June %.
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For Sale,
CEvERAL Houses, in different parts Of The town.
- one in particular which is good stand for 3
Grocery store.-It has bean occupied as such foF
several years back, has shop 40 foot, add bake
house back lit has good seilsr AM vei Of water
the building is in good repair, and 10 corner lot so
BY 100 feet, and will be sold very eheap. For furth.
or particulars inquire Of n. Y CRsSsT0N , 28..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-11
ANACT
For the issuing of Due Bills In the name

For the issuing Of Due Bills In the name
Of the Corporation Of Alexandra.
Sectien 1. BE 1t enacted BY the com
mon. council Of the town of Alexandria,
that the auditor be and he ishereby au
thorised to issue due-bill Is illsfhe name Of
The corporation, to be sigzed by himself
and payable at the bank of Alexandra,
to an amount nes exceeding five thousand
dollars, in addition to the issue hereto
fore authorised, and Of denominations
from three to City cents, at the disere,
ton olsthc auditor.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted,
that tue said due bills shall be registered,
paid, and received in payment Of taxes
aud debts due to the corporation in the
manner prescribed IN the act passed on
THE fifth day of November 1914, and
that the funds of the corporation be aud
.Sse same are hereby pledged for the re.
demption uf the same
Sec. $. And be il further enacted. that
the auditor be and he Is hereby allowed
one hundred dollars as q compensation
for signing, registering, aad superin-
tending the issuing Of said die bills, to
be paid out Of any monies IN thehands Of
the treasurer. to the credit of the gene
raj fund.
3 Sec. 4. This act shall be ia force from
and after che passing thereof.
Passed in council this seventh day Of
October, 1915.
augustine j, Smith, Pres't.
of the common council OF Alex
andlia.
Approved. 7tb October, 1915.
Edmund X lee, .Muyof,
Test. ils slS5xon. CSC.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-11

"A "A G IL
" s3Is appropriated fer the pa Fnlent d
the Assessors for the present year.
DE Il Enaetea, That TIE suai Of oiie
aandrsd and siSty dollars Pc appro pfiat t:
ed payable out 81 tlls general hpld be
i compensation for The services. &c Chs.
"a * night aud James NJ Cure, as asses
sors for the present year, and that the
auditor do issue warrants III their favor
for the SUN Of eight dollars each
Passed in common council, this 7th
lay OF October, 1916.
.angllstine i Smith, Pres.
ct The common council Of Alex
aRdgia.
Approved. 9Th October, 1915,
Edmnnd /. Zee, .layor.
Tcst,---I. RI Thompson, q. ..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-11
l anClng ehOOl

A aKR. GENEilEs has the honor Of .in-
forming the Ladies and Gentle
mel Of Alexandria, that lis DsscIkG
sScHooL viii be oIeaed on TUESDAY
the 18th instant. for the reception Of
Young Ladies and Ysung Gentlemen
flaysof Tuition every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday Tires o'clock, in
the evening for young ladies', at Eve for
boys, and from seven till nine for young
gentlemen. Terms as usual.
flcfober 10.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-11
THE SsTO
Simple Address immediately after the
Gale.
& no NY ~ (fHaTf
we MY HOME,


Safe on the plain's protected breast
The portals Of my nsansioa rest
With Ii emblipg tenderness Of form,
slat i've the hard, aRd kurrying Storm ;
While on. tie firm hips cultured side,
IA cfush'd the seat Of taste and pride.
To God the poweFless poor belong,
He shields the weak, and snites the
styong
Without his will no sparrew falls,
Whose sbelter was thy friendly walls
My Hon -if quiet reigns with thee,
What aretlle storms of life to me
So IN the srail Ark's trapquil view,
The whirlwinds of the dclage blew 49,
EEurtless thss bIcw--af Heaven the care,
The Dove Of Peace still rested there,
Rested. while dangers darts were
hufId
e. strike tho chosen Of the world.
And yet, frsm earth no joy shall rise
Without the atoniag sacrifice,
Cor low the faxeiite eIrias are laid
Which wlapp'd mei their folding shade.
While the rich fruit-tree's iiectar'd store
win wave its blooming gold no more.
Though not charm with polished grace
Smile on thy changed, and cherries face,
Tloxe thee.--that no passion rude
Prolanes thy sacred solitude
love thee-thaf 40 eayi0us Eye
regards thee with q passing Sigh
Hove thee Eois the friends sincere
Whose voice of blessing grests me here,
But most, that to my hauats are given y
That CALM which locks from earth to
Heaven.
Nor fer the fair, the FIRM, the high,
Does pity come with pleading eye;
Fo me thyfaded forniis dear
AS nature IN her yerpal year,
And dear its altering Gloom to nee s
For all love must change,-like thee.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-11

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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-11
Public Sale

r. N Pursuance Of & Decree Of the wor-
q shipiul the county coart Of Fairfax,
made between John Ballenger and others
compIaihants, e Richard Freemans heirs,
defendants, will be sold on the premises
to The highest bidder forready money
Oh SATURDAY. the 2lstday of Oct. next,
4 piece Of LAND aud the inprsyements
thereon ia the county of Fairfax, adjoin.
ing the lands Of Or. Brooke formerly
2ichtets containipg 90 l-a Acres.
The sale wilItake place attwelye o'clock.
Robert # Taylor, Com.
Oct. 10. ts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-11
B ank Of Potomac,

UcTOBER 2, 1874. 8
0TICE IS hereby given the Stock
! ~ holders Of the Bank of Potomac,
that an election for twelve Directors TO-
serve the ensuing year. viii be held at
tie court house, in the townof Alexan-
dria, on Monday the 9th day Of Me-
yember next. The election tocommence
at two and end at 6 O'Clock.
BY order of the Board,
Charles Page Cashier.
October To-. stawtl6tiNey
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15

whether considered in moral, political. or com
nierciai point OF view snd compared with this.
Tue ordinary occasions which have called forth
the manifestation of public rejoicing appear to
me trivial and insignificant. Victories, which
have most frequently and generally been the oh.
Jecs ofpublic celebration, if contemplated in
conneSion with the carnage and misery which
necessarily accompany them, must excite in the
mind the most painful ard distressing emotions.
and at once overwhelm every pleasurable sensa.
ton. To exult under such circumstances is To
pc as at were, insensbe to the groans of the dy-
ing; the cries of the wounded, or the lamenta.
ions ofthe widow and the orphan; it is to discard
the hnest sympathies of our nature, to renouncc
our claims to pre-eminence in the creation, and
10 degrade us to level with the brutes Ifsuch
occasions, gentlemen, are deemed worthy public
ietes, brilliant illuminations, and even national
tnanksgIyings; surely the termination ofso much
misery, and the restoration of peace and tranqul-
", must be source of much greater satisfaction
and truer pleasure, because unnixed with any
teeiinS that can damp their enjoyment, and on
that account more worthy our celebration this
day Hut, gentlemen, there are other advantages
OF a commercial nature which claim peculiarly
our attention, but confessing my Inability to do
them the justice they merit, viii conclude by
GIVING as our next toast, May the union between
Great Britain aid America be as permanent as
them interests are inseparable''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15
LIvEnroOL. (Eng.l April Il,

tONCFlN ttIC SOClEII
On Thursday se'nnight, party of about sixty
gentlemen dined together at The Vine Tavern, to
celebrate the Peace with America. The dinner
and wine gave general satisfaction, and the day
was spent in the most cordial and rational man
ner, enliyened by numerous and excellent clees.
catches, and songs
The following are some Of the PRINCIPAL
toasis -
The King, compassionating his Affections.
The Prince Regent IN the discharge OF his
trust, may he consult the true dignity of the
Grown, and the substantial interests ofthe Peo-
pie.
The People, the only legitimate source Of
power.
The Conceutric Society, and the health of the
President, Mr.. Wild,
Great Britain and the United States may
Their union be as lasting as their interests are in.
separable.
May the free be peaceful, and the peaceful
free.
May Kings never forget they are men, and men
that they are brothers
The immortal memory Of GENERAL WAsHrve
Tox.
Oblivion to Injuries, extinction to preiudices,
and Pepetuity to friendship between Great Bri.
tain and America
The Army and Navy, may they always be sue
cessinl in good cause, and never be engaged in a
bad one
The land we live in may it flourish by its vir-
tue at home, and find security in its justice
abroad
The Town and Trade Of Liverpool, and a
hearty welcome TO the American Flag into our
port
The Backbone ofour Constitution, Freedom Of
Election.
When the health Of the President was pro
posed, Ma, WICn thus addressed the cornpa-
ny
Iwill avail myself Of this opportunity 10 CON
graduate YOU on The event, the celebration ol
which is the immediate object for which we are
met together this day; AN event which the phi.
ianthropist the merchant, and themechanic alike
must hail with the utmost satisfaction and the
perest delight Whatever diversity Of opinion
nay have existed as to the origin of the war. now
happily terminated, TO the mode in which il Ia,
been prosecuted, or to It's results there can be bu
one sentiment respecting the importance and va
iue Of renewed intercourse with AheTics-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15
NEw-YoRE, July 10.
VERY LATE FROM FRANCE f.

Yesterday arrived at this port tbe fast
saliing schooner Spartan, Davis in SIS dave
from bordeaux, FROM whence she sailed on
the 4th of June. '''0@ Wa
ny tins arrival, VIC learn verbally. that
n >, had not commenced between
France and tire Allied Powers. buf ,yoro
daily expected, that the Emperor Nam
leon remained in Paris, and the Emnras,
Maria Louisa at Vienna that tbe FrencJ,
army on the Frontiers was said 70 amount
10 3OO,OOO men and that the latter end
OF May all the Spanish and Portuoposo
property IN France, was sequestrated h,y
order of the French government. y
=, capt DAVIS has favored the Editors os
tie mercantile Advertiser with Paris M
pers to the 26th of May and Bordeapv or
the S1sf, containing London dates oF tba-
20tn, from which we have made the GoI
loving summary ira slations.--Tbese no
PerS contain London news to the e3d OF
May, at which time all the transnorts J.,
England were lifting out to carry troors
lhe army Of Lord Wellington. in Ri,
gum, was $4,000 STRONG, composed of ~
tsh, Hanoverians, Belgians, Dutch. and
Russians. "'''e
some disturbances had broken nrt a.
Chatillon and General Travot. after b,v-
ing put the insurgents Go hioht. tool
10000 stand Of arms of English msnnfocH
ture. One OF the insurgent chiefs Per-
rand,lt - said, was wounded.
An Austrian Courier arrived at par;s
on the night Of the s5th, which produced
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15

IL Inc annexed letter, written by young but in
teiiigent Naval Officer, gives some new and in .
terestng details ofthe last unfortunate enterprise
OF the American war, and explains causes of the
failure yet imperfectly known although, as we
nave already intimated in The Prior, some of
are knownto be under orders for trial BY Court.
Martial.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-11-01
THE BIBLE-Nc. U.

l. The Committee of the British and Foreign BIZ
BILE Society, in their report mentioned ia the pre-
cedng number, give an account of the recent es-
| tabshment of number OF Bible Societies in Eu-
rope; of the assistance afforded them ana the zeal
whom they employed to encourage the formation
of them, viz -
Several in Germany; one at Berlin, under the
patronage the King of Prussia one at Wirtem-
burg; Catholic Bible Society at RatIsbon; one
in Switzerland. In addition to which, Bible Com
mittcey were formed at Schaffhausen, Churr and
Gall. This last, was greatly promoted by the ex-
ertions Of a Merchant, venerable both by age and
pety who, in letter, announcing its formation,
writes thus. wish to work while it is called 10
day, being now in my 74th year, and feeling desi--
rous TO render myselfuse in my day and genera
ton. Our Lord well deserves that all the powers
Of our body and soul, be entirely corsecrated to
him. Blessed be bis name, tie drew me at an early
period to himself; and the nearer approach the
grave, the more / rejoice in having chosen 50 good
a master, and in having been privileged by Him to
contribute, in any small degree, to the building Of
his spiritual temple"
This gentleman, whose name is steinman, dis
tributed $500 1estamcnts and 500 Bibles, chiefly
to the poor and sent 5000 forms To the Bible Soci
ETY. at Basle.--One in Denmark three in Sweden.
An evangelical Society in stockholm, printed, du-
ring the preceding year, 5000 copies Of the new
Testament and 20J0 Bibles part of which were
distributed gratis. The joy Of the poor on receiv-
ing them was very great. The patrons Of one Of
these Societies. thus expressed their feelings to ia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-11-01
s.. COND QUARTER.

MIR RUCGLEs seeond Quarter will com
WI mtnce on Wes.nefJsy November 18Th. a,
O'Clock. P NJ, az Onion Hall
He prefumes he has cow laid ,he found ion
for the improvement, Of hs pupils on fyitem he
moR modern and materially d,fferen from what
ha~ ever been taught on here before rha, tie
nafenes and friends Of his iehoars will with 20 e.
iiii her tuition IN dancing utder him be teach
es he pain Mnuet oi2; Miruei and j e of 4 ;
M'uuet md CotiIlion of 8; the cee5rare ed Gavaib
by Vsiireis; variety Of French fancy dances
ccmpo ed Of dferen numbers Of pupil, French
aud scotch Reeis, AIiamands, Hornp'pes Co,iliioos
and Contra Dances. Ii fuiiicient nun,her IF his
pfeient pupi's attend feccnd quarter he faners
hmief thar he will give more fp'eud.d enter
'sinmeni than has ever been wi,nei. ed a. IN exhi
81 ION Of the kind 10 this town. New fch ,iars
will he admit ed AZ the opening of he fecond
quarter, psreLts may depend rha, no pains viii
be !parea on his part 10 form he manners Of his
pupils and render them eaiy and .graceful ia heir
department and o p efefve their health, by mod
eta'e eIerc,fe il comfortable room school
day Wedneidays and Saturdays from TO SO clock
M Portland Nov. I.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-11-01


! Comutiec--s We arc at sh.aae ton ,ch 9th
er to the earthly spet we iaas nut eu- joys,
| our views, our hopes il II. es-sa w0Fks &c the
same.s
One for the province 81 eaEaas. III ~ -dssian
Empire; joyful to the + aaefe u sHel. prospect
Of being furnished with the Iaig lures.
Four in Livonia, through tlis strumentaiity oil
the Rev. John Patterson, VI was employed by
the Committee to journey through several Of the
Russian provinces.
One at Moscow, promoted by the Rev. Robert
Pinkerton, who aided the formation OF the Peters
bargh Bible Society, and who was pubiickly thank
Ell for the distinguished services he had rendered
to the British and Foreign Bible Society.
The establishment Of this Society was notified to
|, he Russian public, in luminous and impressive
address. Connecting the formation OF it, with the
awful visitation which that ancient capital had so
lately experienced. The Committee say they "arc
utterly at a loss to express their mingled emotions
of establishment and gratitude. They can only ex-
claim, IL is the Lords doing, and il is marvellous
in our eyes!o
One at Amsterdam, patronized by the Hcredita-
ry prince of orange.
The Committee rRen notice the measures which
were carrying on ia India, reported by the cor
responding Committee OF the Calcutta auxiliary
Bible soc.ety, too numerous to be here particularly
communicated. their transactions in Africa the
establishment of Bible society OF the islands Of
Aantitins, Bourbon aud dependencies, and one at
st. Helena.
They regret that little has hitherto beef done in
South America !; yet from the communications Of a
| respectable correspondent they are encouraged TO
hope, that the period might not be very remote,
when the inhabitants of La Plata you'd avail
themselves Of the society's hehevolelce. La the
| West india Islands, and particularly ia Jamaica,
the object Of the society continued to excite atten-
ton and beraIity.
| They then enumerate the many new Societies in
the United States, aud other parts OF North Aneri-
Ca. hese will ba noticed in some future numbers.
Having observed upoa the success OF the Society
in foreign parts. they proceed TO their Domestic
DEPARTMENT, give list Of the Auxiliary Societies
formed since their annual meeting in foiS. aud ex-
hibt in some degree the progress made by thu;
| they also mention the exertons that have u
made in Ireland, during the then last year, andTk
| serve that 1.-The Hihernian Society in Dublin,
within that period increased its branches from IA
to So, and issued $4,000 Bibles and Testamen,s." ~
They describe the JOY and gratitude which foreign
| prisoners of War displayed "on receiving thi,
| spiritual boon from the hands Of their encmies''--
and thankfulness expressed by British prisoners O
war ia France, to whom considerable supply wa,
/ furnished.
/ The conclusion of their ReportshaIl be inserted
| IN the next number
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-11-01
Nea0 Fall and Winter Gp0c5.
GEORGE HILL & Co.
No s MUSsEr S R0Y,
HAVE JUN received an afar;meD, Of
, AoON ABB. GOODS,
which will be fold at very fnall advance, whole
Ize and retail
AMONG WHICH ARR

AMONG WHICH ARE- 49,
Sure. hne, middle aud .1w priced Brcadcloth.
Caflime'es- Pesfse Cloths Coatngs Book
ings-- kerfeys-serges--dra mixed, and blue
Plains Stcckinets- Berlin and Imperial Cords
Tartan and Scotch Pi4ids-P eiilse Fannels Bonn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ba,zes aud an-
Tee, all coiors- We vets --whne Jerfey Froek.-
Ladies black and coloted worried HoGe Men
Black and rioed ditto--uhite wor fed half Hofe--
Ladies laid. walh Lea her fix and A ecy @ owes
Mems Beaver drro-I.ifh Linens loRc Lawns
Linen Camtrc-4 and 4 VIII .e Cambr .cks--
black and co ored diiso-Cambric eusl,ns va
f'ety fancy figured Ausilns leno and Book AUTO
BFItih Shiring Cotsons aCeeran ditto ve,y
itout -cambric ard comm Al Dimaties a large a.
iortment IT Casicoes and Girghsm.--C Gent emers
iw''led AMI checked Muffin Crava,s with barders
6 and immi alton haws mourning do
BAncanna az aud black Six Handkerchiefs-
mock Maafais aud Cotton DITTO check Linen y
brown Holland Ribbons --Ferrets- las 6ne
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