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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-30
DIR. ROBERTSON'S
PATENT STOMACIIIC BITTERS,

Price dollar,
Or RoHEBrsoN's stomachc Bitters. (price S l,)
which are celebrated for strengthening weak ston'-
achs, increasing the appetite and certain preventive
and cure Tor the fever and ague, &c. For the lever
and aguea malada prevalent Throughout the south
ern States, and affecting to families residing in all
low countries, redundant with marshes, lakes, stag
mated pools, rivers &c. These celebrated and uni
versai'y esteemed Besatt, have surpassed any reme-
dy ever al minstered for the relief and Of that
most obstinate oppfessor Of the human frame, num-
ber1ess instances Of their efficacy have been testified
alter the barks, and various other extoled pre- scrip
tons failed, hey proved successful. the admiration
OF those who experienced and witnessed their happy
effects
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-30
TO LET,

10 LEI,
THE House, No. s, Thames. street, formerly
cd by Capt. Henry Hunter, having a large yard
aud garden, with other couveniences. For pariiou-
lars. apply TO WM. LANGLEY, Newport, or sAM-
UEL ALMY, Portsmouth. .hoy IL.
Commissioners Noyiec.
~JrIIE subscribers having been t. the Hon. Court
L Of Probate Of the town Of Newport appointed
Commis iss:oners TO receive, examine and adjust lie
claims Of the creditors Of THOMAS TiiUks1on,
late ofsaid Newport, merchant, deceased represent
ed insovem; give notice, that six months rcr. tie
7,h inst are allowed unto said creditors, for hling
ing in aud proving their respective claims ami thar
We will attend. tor that purpose, at our respective
dwellings,, a, ary time during said period.
jon TowNskND,2 60,
JOHN STEVENS, s
All persons indebted TO said estate, efeby re-
CURED to make peymen, 10
WILLIAM rHuKSTOE, .idminsiraiOr.
Newport, Aug. IS. 1915.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-18

CHiaLEsros, Januaryil
Copy efa letter fonthe seerei,ry Of The 3rsasa,,,
70 ms e.rrelcy,er Jju,4d ~ ttiG.in,. -
FaEAsuR r-DrriarMrSr,
.yt,i Eece snS.r, 1874
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-18
RIRGENI.a LEGISLATURE.


The III. of d. hiss Just risenar, il x Win sat;sf.c.
uoh, which we should in vain attempt to express that
we announce the Detei.ce Bill is now placed L.yond
the reach uf change or chance
he Senate made various aIn endnnents 10 this Bill
not less than J0-tbe most material 81 which goes 20
extend the dSseSsl7eat To tTenbts.
Oh MONDAY evening these Amendments came be-
lore the H. OF D--A motion was made to postpone
votes -
Yesterday they were referred to Select Commit
zee, VINO made Their Report last evening. The amen
o'n Sections which embrace E1culpts, were adopted
(wiih a few Amendments) AYES So Noes 6t
Most OF the other AnleDdmcn,s were subsequently,
eoncurred M motion then ie,e-sea to reconsi.
nsr the question OF indefinite postpone lnent--The
Char decided the question 70 BE- in ORDER
Tn putting the question, Il was lost AYES 50. Noes
oo1-,i he Amendments $50 amended BY the II Of ID
Will therefore return TO the Senate who will no onb
Land. " Law - '''
The Legislature will now he DELAYED oniy nv ,h..
appointment of the General Officers VIZ two Major
Generals, iohr Brgadiers Ispc on,
adIutant-General. Quarter tIastcr-G one
Comuiissary Gt-eral of Ordnance and Stores
We are proud that the Legislature has thus closed
ITS Session with honor-As Members of 4. Common
farhily, we thank them-We thank them for the en-
ersy which they have displayed. We thank them for
nc adoption OF measure, from which Cor Of the
same uescriptlon) Congresa have shrunk We thank
them tor putting into the power the people 20 aopt
more permanent and efficient force 10 rere our enc
my-moPe economical OF the h1es and eas7n,s OF our
citizens 1.-THE U s. are wise, they viii accebt these
men IN lieu OF the militia rginians If nc are wise.
We VIII accept the alternative which your Legsq,ors
nave presented 10 YOU ye wise, We will save yo,,r
ironuerfrom desoiaten, your raw mitiarnan from die
mortality Ola camp yourselves from the harrassrnents
BF~We are happy to give place to the eio-
quence OF A71ciuS, though in certain points of
general policy, our opinions do not coincide
with bis.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-18
I'D. Gems. Office, .Nesu- Oyi,uns, Dec. 1t.
II. g. 7th Military District.
ExrRAcr OF GENERAL ORDERS.

f ExrRAcT OF GENERAL ORDERS.
Maj. Gep. Andrew Jackson, commanding
the 9TH u. S. Military District, declares the
city and -nvirons of n. Orleans under strict
martial law, and orders that in future the
following rulec be rigidly enforced. viz Ev-
cry individual entering the city, will report
to the Adj. Ge:i's. Office, and ON failure, to
be arrested, and held for examination.
No persons shall be permitted to leave
the city without permission in writing, Sign
ed by the general or one OF his staff
Novessels, boats or other craft Will be per-
mittcd to leave N.Orleany or Bayou St. John
without passport in writing from the gen or
one of his staff, or the commander of the ma
val forces of the United States on this staff
on. SIS
The street lamps shall be extinguished at
the hour OF hine at night. after Which time
persons OF every description found in the
streets. or not at their respective homes, with
out permission in writing rs aforesaid, and
not having the coultersign, shall be appre-
hent!ed as spies and held for examination
BY command,
ROBERT SU7LER,
NH. Gen. :
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-18
MUCOUS.
TO TIE FDiToB--dated
CIsf'N.( A<l"fsI'r Orr>r1,

Charleston, Jan. H. 1916
"a Gentleman who left Sa'a,iah on TUESDAY, eve
mug the iothinst. stses that MS he was cop,ir
news was received from st. Marys that n British Acct
consisting oi two ~ gun SHIPS, four fiisaes rsze,
anu - transports. with 5000 Black troops ON board
w,se ." Ansia Island with the supposed intention Of
taking possession of Cumberland, Island Prom INV
knowledge OF the Gentleman who brings the inter-
gence, there's reason to doubt the corrcctncssos
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-18
NOIlILE.


LE COUNCIL, Jaiasarp 18th 1915
fhhaF ES 1t viii be required by the Executive
= that Pay-M,sters applying for money, shall eS
iiht muste-rolls ard pay-ro!ls showing the amount
dne-aHd that uarer-Aiaster shall exhibit AN abstract
OF All eSpenees incurred certified and signed by the
in service.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-18

At special meeting Of The Board Of Directors of tie
Union insursnes Company ~ Norfolk held an &,
iurday the luh dsy OF jan 1915
fresch--A he President aud eleven MEMBERSHIPS
fsnr
iGso.'SG launo'sly, That from the large interest
S,nSh Ss O!hee holds IN the Stock Of tie FAroers
,anN-o' Virgins, trey csrnot refrain from expressing
ts'f opinion on the late unprecedented change rae
OF ITS officers IA uistdepartncnt ofthc Bank ess5h
cd IN Norfolk. ''''''sh-
- y I z. Fiat the removal Of RioI
AHD BLOW, Esq late President, and ofLuKy Wl;yl..-
RI fs'l late Cahier Of tIe ssid Bank two peutsr, -
Of high respceiablit well qualified and lipert IN ,
discharge OF their public duties, they view rs inpo
uc o injurious 10 the best liIt'res' of the institution
hsSoycd urnHra0ltsy, That the said gentlemen so.
removed continue q possess the urjifniDsed e.of
dr,se OF tbs Board X that tey highly apprecictbe;r
public and private worth
Resei,sd r,ps6mo.i5t THAT The President be re.
quested t"iutsh each eithe above named entle,n.r
WIN copy Of these resolutions aud u,t n conv of
them BE- transmitted to tie Goy.rnor Ard C,,un,. rs
the state, to tie President and Directors of the Vs,ks
~ richmond, feteslmr,, Fredericksburg, IvnehI,ory
and NIaehcstcr and th.t they b, published in tbs.
Norfolk sei ftichnord papers
(siseea) wEi PEENoCE, PrenaesA
Attest, GGALT, Secretary.
RtcaARp Btow wssilis dsy elected President Of
me Oi1ee Of Dsconet aud Eoposit Of the Farrners'
bank Of Virginia, sce ''osss Mrrus resigned
HFfraot Of e teffcrfrom Dr.. .L,hn SiJLcv, ST.
ferh'craant o. ln9iWl .ffdirs ~ L5t,iqa-
n.y. IN his covrcs/cHdc7tt in this eify, dQtctf
WcU. 27, 1919.
indians from the Missouri, have been a.
mong the IHdians Of Red River, and south Of
k6us
tIhis shcws tie extent and ubioui.y Of the
intuguts cfoir hated enemy against the II.
states. The same a,sJetn Of espionage for
whlcn she has been pf1verbial N Rurcpe, she
IS practising, OH a SMALLER sole indeed
throughout every wandering tribe Of savages
ON our borders. Our rulers ought 70 be, and
no dou5t are, on the alert to count .ryail such
PEaSucsS.J N4G. Igs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-18
NEw.oa1EAxs. Dec. I2lh. I'LL

Mai. Gen. Jackson arrived on FRIDAY last f,n Lie
t0vT down tie river. We hear ds Exce,ency is going
t. of'ei tie orhGiug OF strong works On so1e rl; u.
tint points Of that part ni Iyouisisn..
letters received in town from Mobile Point. stat,
tha tue fr.i2h have been the eve of making u
attack Oh Fot bowyer A few days sgo, tire. large
vessels OF war appeared OH tie point and one OF them
% Is sad, was ascert~ned TO De bomb ketc Turs
vessels sent l.aber al Oosts oa,ed with men, in Or
der 60 operate landing but the surf was sana,n- so
hgh' that they ddnoi Dare TO approach. the s.ore-
Signals were made 70 cal! thea baek and they returq-
eH 10 Their Ships. The Tcssels remained in SIGHT End
by the signals they continued make afer the ri.Tn
OF Their boats, 1t WIS supposed that there were other
cnemy's vessels tur,her Of.
IN q few days expect 10 receive information
t'iat font BOwye las again beenmtlcked the manner
however, in which the British were received there. ~
thc'r inst vis', ought TO make ;hen reject before tlo
t1anew attack. At the Guc oi tie first the ft.t
Was Tar FROM beng ina good state OF defence. aud no
iihng but tie zeal d0d activity the gallant Lawreuf
and bus handful Obr'Nc uen, could have preserved ie,
but now, they say The tor is very sOoi enn,ittoa
Twenty csh guns q strong Galore sie fnouAta,l N,
Il, and there IS sufficient garrison.
Since the foregoing part OF our pansr was
IN type We have been favored with the f5l.ow-
ing. .Nqf. IN.
Earyacf IF a 1etfer ttoa, c;lisen Of Oh;o.
az Batop RoRSe, 20 Acps5cr Of Car.
,sress.
December is.
"All is confusion and preparation to 80 to
the scene of action. An express has lust ar
rived, stating that the British forces are land
ing eighteen miles below Newt Orleans, to
take that place. General Coffee, with the
mounted Tennesseeans, Passed here vcster-
day ~ high spirits.--tienerM Carroll. with
the kentuckians and other Tenneesscans. A.
bout three thousand strong, hassed here mis-
mOrHingi in boats aud 7oW b. at .Neqg- Orica,s
~ Is or "a ho1Es. General Jackson ard his
forces were ysster&ay, at eicuen o'cioek, at
tne city. The militia general, Thomas, has
Just received an order by express, that the
militia must turn out en- masse and proceed
2 o'el9ck.-The mail not yet being gone,
) nave just time to say that every additional
information confirms the above. The volun-
tcers arc turning out lively"
ECfract froana hffrr. rum dr. II. Touioqir,
70 H. y. cwrg, Esqiare, ef.Yasbviile, do
-5r0DpART. Dec. 10th, 1871.
u Is sad Tia tacge age 20 BRITISH vessels Of
ie'sacola. Tie report or ginated rom
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-18
WAsu1NcrnN Lar "a
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS On

FROM NEW-CRLEAN Ms.
The Mail Of yesterday, afforded us no dates
from New Orleans as late as those we re-
ceived last Saturday The direct Mail from
Orleans arrives, or ought to arrive, this fore
noon. Fit brings news, as there is every
reason to expect it will. we shall issue All Elk
ira in the course of the day.
Letters received by Yesterdays mail from
Baton Rouge announce that the Kentucky &
Tennessee troops passed that post on the 18th
and 18th. There is little doubt but thew ar
rived at New-Orleans in time to assist in
meeting the enemy, il he has made. An attack
on the city. This reinforcement was not pre-
siously expected at New Orleans, 60 have arr
Sived there in time for tina. purpose.
The following letter. with a copy of which
we have been obligingly favored BY the Eeiitor
Of the Kentucky Reporter, gives few par
tieulars which our letters heretofore puSlished
do not contain ofthe state Of things in Lorisi-
ana.
Extract ofa letter. from an officer IN The u.
S. army, 10 The tlriiter Of ate Lexington
Rehorter, dafed
New-orleans, Dec. 10, 1914.
My Dear Sir,
" The British have had or 10
vessels between this and Mobile for 10 or 12
days, by wblsh the water communication be-.
sween this aud Mobile Bay has been cut off.
On the 18th instant their number was in
creased'to 20 or so sail, and there is no doubt
they contain an army designed to conquer
this country On the 18th inst. with 40 bar
ses each containing a large Is or "a FOUNDER.
they attacked our gun boats iN the Bay of St
louis, and carried them after desperate
action of one hour and an half The enemy
have also taken a small guard at the Balize *
the pilots there.
We are weak here at present-say 1860
regulars and 2u0o militia. We expect Coff. e
with 1000 moro ina day or two, and ere long
the Kentucky and Tennessee drafts. When
they all arrive, we are ready to stand against
any number they may send. AS We are, the
enemy may ont-nuu,ber US, but even If nv
Lord Wellington trained them, they are not
better soldiers. We will weather th,. storm
like honest fellows !; and if our weakness is
taken advantage of, they shall at least have
q fight in miniature
I" Our old general stands it nobiy and is
fsll of fight. The French turn ont handsome
ly. Enclosed, you viii find two hand-blls
containing AN address and order of General
Jackson. rhey shemthe rule he works by.
Farewell"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-18

statement made in letter from Capt. Hind
man. who went with 100 men to Pensacola.
The British Indians arc said To be on the 9th
or side o. the BAY.
An attacs is daily expected on fort Bower
at Mobile Point Two regiments of militia
have been ordered down FROM fort Montgom-
cry to that part Ofthe country by Gen. Win
chester.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-18

1--WE are happy to give place to the eio-
quence OF 1zucias, though in certain points of
general policy, our opinions do not coincide
with his
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-11
Eatract Of Circalur from

CORK, Jan. ., 1919.
We gladly avail ourselves OF the pres
pect OF peace between our respective
countries, to revive the correspondence
which war had suspended, trusting that
nothing will occur to PREVENTS full COM
pletion, by the desired ratification of the
President of the United States to the trea-
ty concluded atGhent:
For the present we shall not attempt a.
ny quotation of prices, as the past cannot
be expected to govern the future. and
there are none other yet named; but we
annex schedule of the duties now paya-
BILE in Ireland on the principle articles of
American produce suited to our markets
which you viii perceive in some instan-
ces are considerably increased; we are
necessarily bare of most, and you must
be aware that the sales offlaxseed, tobac-
CO, slaves and ashes, are very consldera-
BILE; ofcotton and other articles, though
our consumption is small compared with
Liverpool, BIC. yet as a depot or touch
port, Cork holds out great advantages ;
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-11

ENGLAND and the Of Sr Lewis been already admit
ted and ded generally slss aneoa 9 or oppressive
g and Of laws intended force tne m aas
s sas small n rejected
Nv the GOOD sense Of they had been submitted
fn ;h seoa e. each other together with the late OF General A.
r. ason address, should have rendered impossible t. % 20 ps m T
mind however their clear and witha a ue
explained justified to an mp e Ps0t to prevent the admnst
n from forcing the Canada and onduce them to Withdraw at least
force for the defence ae e Sn many
port towns to the contrary have concluded that g nave
been the saving our ts neh h Canada
military establishment have diversion and DIVISION e enemy
eryn to. e mos important object defence When then
acting on different % ne eang iy marching
man that could erased borders but far into the
te an. Of the government paper pamaon Of Smith ard Hull
and the speeches many members the party
we are believe that the conquest was
and important and that those who have made tins charge
The General certainly both Mr. Lewis and ms trends sup
posing that there deficiency in tie supplies sa
The defence the SeS esen ws no l @ tme
preparations actually authorised law The still fresh IN our
enen were marched in rapid disgrace death
the General will advert to our almost exclusive Pe ae with e
fisheries either in British waters deriving from their vicinity to
British tetoy he must admit that our loss OF h' VIII as ~
BILE restriction commerce" $500 ,,,
authority tojust declaration that portion our territory had ben
cee" he referred the ninth article the treaty. which we
ourselves Indian nations be at with at the
all the privileges enjoyed by them IN TIE year
in the east always claimed and held by TILL now,
the enemy and although there's agreement with rega
examination future but indefinite PERIOD the abandonment OF
the of peace, properly be considered nomeey as
Iaye thus fellow citizens reply fully and satisfactorily the
Of General Mason circumstances would permit Aho
General literary have been
facts too Ihaye been obliged but
faithful friend occasions equally important with the present. snd
discovered pride zeal the
me from acknowledge and correcting them.
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70 tie Frssholds,ss Of Lo,ldoasa and fas.fas. I


T. s S ss ssss he s9
them that , ana % the General has and
t require atsy forth entirely tbe srer both as
y 1l he = mo md find but little d' "
Ts s s ss Msssn 5 on ls Ss't
is ss ns aaa any
this matter already ssd t. h yet
We isi' Ss sa; sass Pr s1 s he
pardon s Ssis !. E e sa a a has
ssd s ss's sa % sns sa nd
s. % sss s sasss 'seHsy aging
ss t. t sps eaesa ,sAi he h is Mnsns
@ @ s n ass the o ma srs
p bs sn sa wsa % o this ;ps 11 as SO
gs and ,sdss it, S
a democrat and bssn s upped against him an
sss a as wad an t ens unworthy t
@ % a isi sa Is nsc ,s % ss
@ ,ass s p,s dsa s 5s ad
R. n ssss ssis jealousy % ssSsf s
r. ss;ss ;ss s.s sns siss &c
only to Sss5 her !, ns anu ss To
asse ,nd sn M1snp p nsss oone
le s aa% equally Sndns should not only @ %
s.t s and sa.s ssiI s % sa
lyaSs bs vsa dIh a aDs found his
e. add f owag has already MADE ssnen s rS s G hase
contracts Tor eaps he Maid six stock but which have not
been eudatd furnish ground to estimate @ authority of ndu
States, have been pauay %
he PRINCIPLES the amount OF claims can h coec that
Of all preceding CALLS there were during gle' par 81 M
summer upwards of 100000 militia men IA h umen We're at that
%ss amounting ss ssfsss@
Tbe General told us that the taxes iad e From whence b
contemplate repeating their session FROM whence a
sl fact been not from the laws: 1o te M
taxes, have either their continuance OF an e VIZ w M
shall be xinguished &c M enrease Of the debt under the
deraland even Genera Goa o Of dollars and
as aa % the militia either forgotten omitted by the
General little will hazardd stating that TO DC h
derived from Commerce administration OF General sell
dom exceeded odolars; whereas under a had
hss @ Choice contend handed the most powerful nation
tie world" federast had not only search lor anu @ o most
oquel an u1recuo excited
ND amongst political friends and PROVIDE ample
tim; hardly less powerful Britain herself Nor should
he forgotten object for which the federal W. h a. e
@ most incurred the enormous do OF
dollars length abndone oJect lor Wh @ was
as above Msons sthandb or ms answer to Mes
Mason the General VIII oAy ;o
had voted for the Wild ana visionary
Of thehoue but thai nau h; f tho
p opposition to the deaIaun o uasm this principle that he
s providing defence OF the md a. many militia men
oil Mace disposal looOo regulars E M sam reason
IL objects ru e
- nt to an Tor providing the defence OF the mlume onAe anu
armn body of the militia M President to services
m nd an that this same act was denounced Nta
and by the abe democrats sares General Mason
pave peel charging Mr. Lewis at least On u
nnS @ orrs;;on TO of his country hualy ny
resolution the s e United States
this ded only the clen. part @ ;a;n mn oa in
but also sdns a ee no to strengthen is Can
Ss Re objected Mr. Lewis that he opposed h p at all laws
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1t will be necessary to accop,r.,. !.
clearane.s with number anl f; ,pany all
of places oftimber, plank, and Of ~ Sc
Der; also to transmit cert Gates ~ y il n
different articles, being tn ero,t 81 the
produce Of the United States. own Or
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-11
S12s 42s ss7

it's local situation, fine harbor, and mo-
derate port charges, are very striking
ones.
Duties PAYABLE on the importation into
Ireland of American produce, direct
from the United States, in American
vessels, from and after the 9Th Janua-
ry, 1915.
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A VOTER OF THE DISTRICT
APRIL s, 1915.

forgotten place under this its head the desuc
public hnidng Washington by the neglect ePuDhean aas
ao" tie blowing the yard BY order OF secretary jones' Of
Jefferson who has already peed IN the course OF g'
less 100000 Of thepmblc money
expenditures during the twelve federal 90 e
~
Democratic expenditures for the same time, ioo o0S 10
nasno :; ee of tho f,arsgsts slas 4as as7
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NETWORK April S.
Commercially Interesting

The following information, though not
of the very latest dates, is yet later and
more specific, we believe, by some days,
than any of the kind yet published in this
country. It is communicated by res
pectable house In this city.
Eatract efa letter, dated liverpool, sd
Jan. 1915.
6 have much pleasure in saying, that
the preiminaries of peace were signed
&c.
g No shipments can be made from this
country, until the blockade is removed
&c.
annex current prices Of produce,
which will not vary materially tor some
time, but now they will rate after arrl-
walls from America, | know not. Inc
very best tobacco and cotton, think,
will pay. well from Virginia, Charleston
and Savannah ,,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-28
Elegant Prime Goods.

list Il pr. the British b,g Monarch, fom
y LiyeCrcs and viii be opened this day, at o.
clock, :, .j5 rhames-street,
- 3 nd 3-4 Callic0es, of the
ne ions, VIZ the London Prints, Trafalgar,
sSian fancy Prints and Str,pes--l of Cam
d 4.4 wide, and few doz Of the real
avis striped nd piaid-pink black and
ms-jSckoner biusns--l case cotton
ID A'ite cotton "oze, G. little damaged)
-o'Rck .otton '.ozs long and short COL
s-Qnitt' white ;xpd f;ur'd Mar
I'm. al, Gauze--rurles ru key
~ 81 Musiins Also. 1900 pie
Al ,'tcG viii be sold very cheap
.---.-u !. 7A- \ Ritt1 MON =