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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-25
EMIGRATION.

WHEREAs, it is the determination Of number
W OF individuals, to emgrate to and settle in
some one OF the Western Territories, States,
provided a suitable opportunity should ofier--and,
whereas, in order TO effect the same, il is their in
tentlon TO petition Congress. at its session. for
a grant OF one Township OF Land, more, either
on the Wabash river, in the Indiana territory in
such other place as shall hereafter be agreed on BY
the subscribers, such terms and conditions to
Congress shalt seem proper. All honest, prudent,
and industrious persons-either iaborers, mechan-
les, Or professional characters, wishing TO unite in
so desirable and prohtsble undertaking, are
therefore requested 20 call on Capt JAMES PER
RY, or Capt. THOMAS VI READ Of this town, as
early possible, an order to obtain further iniorma-
tion, and To do wIat to them may seem necessary.
When the rapid growth OF the Western States is
considered, on the one hand, and the cheapncss of
the land, and tn" favorable terms which it can
probably be obtained, together with the fertility of
the soil, the purity of the climate, and the almost
certainty OF advantage, on the othcr-perhaps no
man can hesitate to close with Az offer, every way,
so beneficial The laborer is sure of his wages,
which are boantiful, together with land which in
value, is constantly lncrcasing--the Mechanic is
sure Of employment and of fortune--an1 to the
professional man,no prospect can be more tempting.
Those disposed 10 Subscribe as aforesaid, are re-
quested to apply as aboN., as early as possible-it
being necessary that meeting OF the subscribers
should b. held, very soon, in order to make all ne
cessary arrangements
yNe1pbOrt, September 20, 1915.
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ever build any bigger ones--s,eam boat
smoke Ike q coal pit. Dons know weather
I'd better get Molly one of the fh ns bonnets
or notS guess our folks would make rum
pus if they should see her get il on, with her
hair combed tother way into Cuhid's nests,
and 6eau-cafehers, with eossefs and short netsi.
coats, faith.
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For Sale,

THE Estate, formerly the property Of olivet
Durfee, Esq deceased, lying on the west road
leading to Bristol Ferry and four miles from New
pent, cont tanning Is 1-2 acres excellent LAND, with
an orchard nearly in its prime. Further particulars
can be known by application to Mr. WA LANGLEY
or the subscriber, living in Newport
ELIZABETH DURFEE.
.Nerrborf. October a. 1915. 3w.
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REAL ESTATE-FoR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale. his Estate situat
Il cd in Thames. street, next south Of the brick
Market. II contains three shops in front, and has
convenient yard, good well Of water, barn, &c &c.
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber r
ing on the premises. SAMUEL WATSON.
.Nswp.-S, See.rr5-- 6, 1875
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I'LI 7iEE,
THE FARM Of the subscriber, situated in Ports
L mouth, one half mile south of Bristol Ferry,
containing about 60 acres, with Dwelling House,
Barn and other out houses, in good repair. The
whole will be sold on reasonable terms. For psrtic-
uars, apply to the subscriber living the premises
JOHN ANTHONY.
Portsuouth. .Jufu 10 1915.
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To Let,
TO LET,
Stolen,

l)LOEfW,
IRON the subscriber, the goth ult. living on
l. Banisters-wharf a picked stern Boat. with
green bottom, white boot top and bl-ck whale, u
bout Is feet keel, old oak rudder, one mast,
bowsprit broken, mainsail and new lib. Any per.
soa that finds her and sends word to the printer or
subscriber, shall be handsonly rewarded their sat,
isfaction. JAMES EYENS:
.Nerport, October 4. 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-25

Greaf Luck !--Messrs. G. & X. Waite, Of
Baltimore, drew, in the Grand National Lot
terry, a prize of 500 Tickets, of which one
has since drawn prize OF $4,000.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-25

Three young men have been convicted in
New.York OF setting the late fire in Mott
street. Their only motive seems to have
been plumber.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-25
Commissioners Notice.

WE. the subscribers, having been by the Hon:
Court Of Probate of the town of Middletown,
appointed Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims against the Estate Of JOHN
iRlSH,iae of said Midd!etown, deceased represent.
ed inso'yent; give n0(k', that six months from the
date hereof are allowed to the creditors to bring
in and prove their respective claims; and that We
shall atiendfor that purpose, at rcspectived
lings, at any time during said period.
ANTHONY WILBUR,
THOMAS G. PITMAN,S '""'''
All persons indebted to said Estate, are hereby
required TO make immediate payuent to
GEORGE IRISH, N.qd,airistra.or.
.Mi,AetoTsn, Ocs II, 1915.
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Wolice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that there will be a
meeting of the Committee appointed to audit
claims against the Stae of tie late war,
at the General Ireasnrer's Office, in Newport, on
TUESDAY, the Oath day of October next, when
and where all persons Interested, may appear and
exhibit their demands, with the necessary evidence
in support thereof
NICHOLAS TAYLOR,
GHAnhEs WI1i11S EKA,s sSAyToS' Committee.
Newfort, Sept 13, 1915.
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Portsuouth, July 10, 1915.
FARMS-roR SALE.

EOR sale, four Farms adjoining, containing about
L one hundred aud fifty s,each situated in the
town of Southwick state of Massachusetts, one-half
mile from the central Of said town. The above
Farms are excellent ior grain aud grass. Also, one
half a Gun Powder Mandatory one Of said
farms, and likewise an excellent scite for Cotton
Factory or almost any other water works requir-
ed an extensive credit will be given for consider
able part. For further particulars enquire Of the
subscriber on the premises.
AARON TRENCH.
.Soush7yick, .4upus. s. 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-25
DR.. ROBERTSON'S
Infaiable WORM DESTROYING LOZENGES,

Price .fjiy cents.
medicine highly necessary TO be KEEP. in all ia
miles.
SYNPToMs.-The common Symphonic OF the
Worms are, palenessef the countenance, at other
times Gushing of the face, itching Of the nose, and
about the seat starting and grinding CT the teeth in
sleep, swelling of the upper lip, the appetite some.
times bad, at other times voracious- ooseness dis
agreeable breath, hard sweled belly, great thirst,
the urine frothy and sometimes of whitish color,
gripiog cholic pains involuntary discharge of
saliva, especially when asleep frequent pains in the
side, with dry cough, and unequal pulse palpi,a
tons of the heart, swoomings, cold swea,s, palsy
epileptic fits, &c.
Though numberless Medicines are cxtoiled for ex-
pclng and killing worms, none are equal in efficacy
to DR. Robertson's Worm Destroying Lozenges, they
mild in the operation, and may be given to the
Youngest infant with safety.
Dn DEOTT's
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DIR. ROBERTSON'S
PATENT STOMACHIC BITTERS,

Price dollar,
DR.. RosERTson's stomachic Bitters, (price ID
which are celebrated for strengthening weak stom-
achs, increasing the appetite and preventive
aud cure for the fever and ague, &c. For the lever
and ague,a maada prevalent throughout the south.
States, and affecting families residing in all
low countries, redundant with marshes, lakes, stag
mated pools, rivers, &c. These celebrated and uni
verssiy esteemed Besatt, have surpassed any reme-
dy evei administered for the relief and cure OF that
most obstinate oppressor Of the hcman frame, num-
bcrcSs instances of their efficacy have been testified,
after the barks aud various other extoed prsscriP-
tons failed, they proved successful, TO the admiration
OF those who experienced and witnessed their hapr.
ELECTS
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In ~ " ~
PATENT ITCH OINTMENT,

f'rice % cts. per 6oT.
For pleasan,ness. safety, expedition, case and
certainty is infinitely superior to any other medi-
cine for the of that most disagreeabe and
menting' disorder the Itch.
DIR. DyorT's infablc Tooth Ache Drops price
SO Cts. CiressSan Eye-water; price so cents SOW.
ereign remedy for all disorders of the eyes.
DR.. Tissor's celebrated Gout arA Rheumatic
Drops price So The Vegetable Balm Of Iiie; price
8 The Balm Of iberia price So, EXTRACTED from
an lberan plant for curing defects of the skin, and
improving the complexion, SC. The Restorative
Den,ifric, for. cleansing. whitening and preserving
the teeth and gums. (prcc fifty cents per box)
Since these invaluable medicines were first dis
covered; upwards of yersa M.ared JhousGHd Persons
have experienced their happy and salutay eiieet,--
many of whom from the lowest state OF their dsor.
ders.
OF Take notice. that each and all the above genu.
inc medicines sgEsd on the outside covers 'H'h
the signature OF the sole proTrictor, Tw Dyot, D.
a." a fresh supply of the above MEDt-
ctENs just received, and for sale by SAM
uEL W. NINSON, Bruggisf, .Neuaar;,
where pamphlets containing certificates OF
cures SC. may be had gratis.
.Ntr-s7ri, .hs'cr. -, 1875 !seT.
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Tickets only piv, Dollars each, and Ncw.york
money received at par for the same at the Truly.
Fortunate Lottery Office OF G. SHAW, No li8,
Thames-street.
Where orders will be attended TO for Tickets and
Shares, in all lotteries in tn Union Oct4
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6ISlS;'s:
Ifhich are celebrated for the cure Of nioss die
eases 10 l0hieh hle human body 10 liable.
PREPARED ONLY By THE SOLE PROPRIETOR,
L. w. DYOTT, NJ. ID.
oRAsDson or THE LATE CELEBRATED DR. ROB-
ERrscs OF EDIsBunoH;
AND FOR SALE IN PHILADELPHIA ONLY,
TIE
PROPRIETOR'S VINO ES-aLE and RET.ifL
DRUG AND FAMILY
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
No. I37, North East Corner Of Second and Race sts
ind by refaH ef his Agents throughout
he United States.
DR.. ROBERTSON'S
Celebrated STOMACliIC ELIXIR OF HEALTH
(Price 81 so
One OF themost eficacious medicines ever oheieu
to the public for the speedy relief and cureof opst
nate coughs, colds, ,consumptons the hoopmg cough'
astbmas, pains and wind in the stomach, removing
habitua costveness, sickness at the stomach, dysen
cries, cholera morbus, severe griPin5s. the sum-
mer bowel cotnplsintin children, &c.
DR.. ROBERTSON'S
VEGET.ABLE NERpOUS CORDML,
OR, NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE,
Price one dollar and Gfty cen.s.
Is confidently recommended as The most emeacous
medicine for the speedy relief and cure OF all nervous
complaints, attended with nwad weakness, depres-
sion Of the spirits headache, remo, falniness, hys
terlc fits, debility, seminal weakness, gieets, ana
various complaints resulting from secret impropr'ey
Of youth and dissipated habits, residence in yarn
climates, the immoderate of tea, the unskliini
excessive Or mercury, often destructive 10
the human frame, diseases peculiar 10 females AZ
certain period ofliic uor aibus, barrenness, &c iSc
Under the denomination of nervous disorders, are
included several diseases, OF the most dangerous
kind, and are SO various that volume would hardy
suffice TO complete description OF them. 1t per-
vades, with its baictul influence the whole nervous
system, ,wrhng the heart with inexpressb.e anguish,
aud exciting the most dreadful suggestions OF hor-
ror and despair To this demon have thousands tai
len sacrifice in the drefu transports OF its rage.
The most common symptoms of its commencement'
weakness, fatulence, palptatons, watchiuiness,
drowsineSs after eating midity, hashes OF heat ana
cold, numbness cramp, gddiness, pains IN the head,
back and oins, hickup, difficulty OF respiration and
deglutition anxiety, dry cough, &c.
Dir. ROBERT SONS
CELEBRATED GOUT & RHEUMATIC DROPS,
Price dollar.
safe and enectual cure for the gout, rheuma-
tisn., lumbago, None and gravel, swelngs,, and
weakness Of the joints, sprains, bruises, and all
kinds of green wounds-tle cramp,pans in the head.
face and body, stiffness Of the neck, chilbams, fro
ND pORFpTcON,S
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F0r sale,
FlVETWELFTHS Of Cotton Mandatory, stu.
ate in .Norih-hingsto7vn, about one mle from
Wicktord 1t has stream of water sufficient to OPP
Perate 1000 spindles, and has in operation 36C
with DwellingIIo and other necessary Build.
ings. all in good repair. Seldom has property pos
sessing so many advantages been offered for sale
Fne terms will be liberal and may be known by ap.
plying TO joan HAWKINS, at the Factory, or to
BERIAH x DANIEL WAITE.
Nc.bort, June z, 1915.
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NEW CARDING MACHINE.

II SONDdLL [h'tS.
HE subscriber informs the public, he has. in ad-
dition to his former machinery, erected new
machine for carding Wool of the finest quality and
viii. be able in future to have wool, of all grades,
carded in the best manner.
lie also continues the coloring and finishing Wool
en- Cloths, as usual. Likewise viii manufacture
common or merino Wool inio Plains, Sattnetts Cas-
simeres Flannels, &c &c. on very reasonable terms.
a While the subscriber thanks his numerous friends
tnd customers for the many favors received, he
lakes the liberty of urging the payment of outstand-
ns accounts, multiplicity of which are now un-
settled on his books SAMSEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth, JUly 9, 1915.
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r I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Feather
- Beds, from 20 to As dollars, kept constantly
for sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 2, Charies-street.
He has on hand an assortment OF Mattresses Of all
kinds. .Nepbort, March %, 1915.
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Din. DYOTT's
ANTl.BlLIOUS PILLS,

Price IS ctS.-idrge bores so cents,
For the prevention and cure of bilious and malig.
nant fevcrs.
These Pills, if timely administered, will remove
the causes which commonly produce the Yellow Fe-
la,u.ences indigestions, costveness, hypochondri.
and hysteric complaints. .sranguary, gravel, rheu'
matism and gout
They are peculiarly servceable in Female Disor.
ders, and especially in the removal of those obstruc.
tons of their complaints at certain periods.
DR.. DYOTT'S
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Commissioners Notice.

SUUIIIIISSIOIlGTS NOtICt.
NiIE subscribers being appoisted BY the Court
OF Probatesof the town Of Westerly, Com
mssioners to receive and examine the claims of the
creditors to the Estate of Capt PHlNEAS CLARK.
mariner, late of Westerly, deceased, represented
insovent, six months ffom the 18th Of Sept. 1885,,
allowed for said purpose--an1 that we will attend
fcs the purposes aforesaid, on the second Wednes-
days OF December, January and February next, at
the dwelling house of Thomas ". Potter, in SAID
Westerly.
JOHN %naa Cross, oss'A c'~'.
All persons indebted to said Estate are requested
TO make immediate payment 20
Russell CLARKE, } o
ABIGAIL CLARkE,S
H%re-lu. Oct. IL, 1915
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NE WPORT, (R. 4. }

NEWPORT, or. L.
PRINTED AND rvBLIsHnp on wppNrsp.ys
By WILLIAM SIMONS,
MILL-STREEr,
Publisher Of ne Lars ofihc United Ssafe..
TERMS
The paper IS printed once week. at two dul1s
year-one half to be paid, in advance.
Advertisements conspicuously inserted a. the -a's
OF St-5O square, for three wssks--o;hers in a.
prvport-tn.
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Neqv Feather Beds and Feathers.

,cport, september 20, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18

AssfA & q
We have iecn letter from commercial
houle in Bordeaux, 20 another In Phil
adelphia dated Bordeaux, the goth OF
Auguft, which obferves,
"Thc troops Of the allies occupy tour.
fix,hs of this extcnlve country, and
their numbers are daily increalng Our
Southern Departments are threatened BY
the Spaniards, who are faid to have en-
tered France. The fermentation is great,
and much evil is dreaded.-In this -itua-
ton commercial and private tranfaetions
cannot be active. Sales are effected with
dificulty-even cottons are. looking
down.-Shipments Of Wet India Goods
to this market would be attended with
great lofs. Brandy rates ago francs tor
6rit proof, $40 to 545 for fourth proof.
Exchange on London ri {. So"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18
Fiom the Federal Republican.
Whdt a Difference!

The whole expense OF the federal govern
ment during the administration OF Wash,
agton and adams, being receive years, W Is
EoRTy ONE Millions NINE HuNpsEp
hoUsAND AND SOME ODD DOLLARS.
he expenees OF the democratic admin.
lstratlon under Jefferson u Madison, f on,
1901 TO IS being only ZEN years was FIr
TX FOUR MILLIONS FOUR .HvsDaEp AND
ODD thousand DoLLARs--that is 10 sAy,
we've years Of federal government, loaded
with the extra expenses OF the outset Of The
union, was near HREE Millions lessahar
only ten years Of Democratic Admlnistfa-
ion with every thing ready provided sse
their hands.
During those ten years oil democratic adj
nlnislraslOn there was profound peace
he treasury came over flowing into thsi
hands from the federalists, and they sold
'nd conyer'cdinto cash, the navy, stores ane
property, accumulated by their psedcees.
sors; while, on the contrary, Washingtol
had The expenses OF suppressing, by armes
force, AN intestine rebellion, with Mr. Gal
latin N the thick of the insergents--ane
| Mr. Adams had a Beet to erect 10 resist III,
demand OF Tribute from France, whisi
Messls Jsfrrson and Madison would hay.
grained without blow.
hut when We come 10 throw into th,
Sale the eIorrnons, crushing expens1 ere
aied ny the most foul, unjust, unnecessary
md wicked OF wars, uaged as par,izan /,
1ae accnIsed Iyrant Of Europe Bona
'arts-whAt viii be The result Of cefnpari
sonl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18
Political Persecution (!

OtGS(W tdotLHSfON
Jefcrson's ! ime not yet arrived, when
the questions TO be asked are -, Is he hon
esd, is he eaha5te; IS heJAfiyEl 70 ne eoasH
tution I"
JOHN DABsEY Esq. has BEEN nEMovso
from his ollie of Postmaster ut this own--
aud JOSEPH +. SPRAGUE, Esq mas DC
,ppointed In his stead
Mr. Dabney has filled this office wta
nonor 10 himself and advantage 20 ,he puo
Tic Tor more than twenty years, his fidelity
assiduity, punctuaiity, aad im24ruaiigy
will long b. remembered On no occasi n
has he condescended 10 use ms office as an
engine for eleclioneering or tor effectins
any political purpcses,-for this cause on
is he removed.
Suppose Gov. STRONG should remove
Perez Morton from his Office OF Attorney
Geherai-wha, Glamour about intolerance
and persecution would be raise in oil the
dsmdefaiic papers, yet Gov. S,roag per.
mns MIR. Morton 10 remain in cffice
Salem Gaxefie.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18
! AAegdny College, az Mradvile.

=. 1nd the uildeyness shat. blossom IKE The yose'
Among the numerous proofs Of attention
to the means OF knowledge and religion ir
ont country, we are happy to learn, lI1a, !
college has been recently established il
Crawford County, state Of Pennsylvania
This settlement is $50 miles N. ". Of
Philadelphia, and within 40 miles of Lake
Erie. The population has greatly increas-
ed in the course ola few years and The
inhabitants ale chiefly emigrants romcon..
necucut and Massachusetts. Situated 81
remotely from he capi,alof Pennsylvania
tue citIzens OF this place and vicinity mus,
be greatly benefited by the location OF J
literary Institution among-+hem --Ih ei.
early attention to the interests ot science is
highly creditable to them. and we hope the
Will meet liberal patrons and benefac.ors e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18
~, : FROM The Avs,a
PENNSYLV.fALd Phi ITs sss''

:. : '1"id FOLIIl2
Many people wonder why NJ. !.
thrs time such uncommon busI. 49,
the holders Of offices under the srss,
state governments but the enigma r,'s
easily explained intrigues for h.
Pre- denfiat election, though comnrs
long ago, We're going on silently in t.
1t is important to the views Of str,oi,s.
aete's, that Pennsylvania shouldbe dr,,.
into certaiD combinallon and HOWL.
70 DC done, if honest and faithful nsw
chosen, either for congress or Ii, vi
lure ! The secret of the whole m,a',.
this that the whole political ur,d
this state has for several years been d |.
hands of Mr.. Galiafin and Mr. Dcua a
owe all ihsir consequence to The dnliRe
manner IN which they hav. !tAa il
PennsyiOan,ans into their skw; ydi|
their tactics should be now diy.saH
would Inevitably lose their conseou.nr., Il
their numerous dependants would osIsl
places. Nothing therefore can b: nsl
ns'nIai than the ildicrsus and wt sisx
ing SCENES now daily witnessed: the b
PIE, good seals really imagine that ihgr
nosy choosing their osua rehreentafivts 4
sae whole is farce /; they are d'iltdaN
tec' agents fer helping other agtals 70 -
heir places, SO that tie principal Jugyr
may amass Immense fortunes By spscuA
ion in fuolie lands and stocks. As mals'
low SO, We have as many roIten ssrasS'
as they have. in England we have .
alockery OF Tree suffrsg, and payss rH'
tor II as if all was real and subslsnlisl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18

,.n The Secretary 9th,
' report ,H, 70 Congress las, ,., ,'s'.a'
. Tue whole amount of,s ss's''a ~
aseerfained, was uDu,,S as VA -
MILLIONS, SEVEN Husne ss q us,'
last. 'ae 24lh o I 7
III In addition to this, n. :.
Il, taa .s sss;pse .n1 the genera sl'
~ S'y Of the indisidu.,; , y
y States, neither the a s'a'ss j
cip '!.; Of se''lsmsn, C, sou amount :. o.
4, nhus the above sum q { sa'st
psnse for militia.-aad ea ny ,ppa3
@ date include he expense ;as % N
Orleans and since. s '0eutsu
We speak below the NJ, :,
tore when we say that s,'0 a. g
debt dc Of The war, is little, Il N, ~, WY y B
o.. o. one hundred and forty n iii ~
" more than three TIM. "'n'u'
pended : DUNG The whole Is s, ~
federal administration. S''e
~. = oae'. yere the 50 600 give, !. !,
the numerous sums los, BY ~ .e.eHA.
dentist officers of dsmocr,rss vs. 'AAdl !.
SecreIary's Report. 'hse& /!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18

Murat, at Tos 1913, 10 July lent re-
ouef 20 Adn:ra Lord E1m9u h, to BE
received on board the brltlln noet. The
Admiral offered to receive him, but
would make no promife of his ultimate
GeItination. -[Cfial
The EIe6t oriaI Colledge of Melun has
nominated the Due Ontranto Fouche
10 the legllaturc. One Englifh paper
fays there IS ;codncis between falleyrand
and Foache, becaufc the latter believed
the former oppoled the marriage Of his
ION with Mademoselic Beouveou. 9th
er accounts fay thefe two otatefmen con-
cert together to rule Louis Fouche is
reprefenttd as very wealthy, and very
careful Of his property.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18

PHILADELPHIA, OCT. 7-,
tee, on Monday, the Cd ;o., -. =" .A
Bench, that the Supreme cs .'''sa " 4
sanla had decided that all ,ea,. NV al
by Courts Martial convened y ~ \
or OF Pennsylvania, to puni,b : i %sse|
der ORDERS founded on reOu,s i''eas|
PRECEDENT OF the United S,a,s. '
From this decision il r,,a' ssN
ment OF lines imposed since n, = \
ment OF the late war, canoo' I
eed' and that where they have - = y
they may be recovered bach ''N
The above decision coinc;a.. !.
lately made OH the same snA;... '@R
Chiei Justice oflhe Uniled s,,,,. =
frankha Rst,a..