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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16
.qdjuNht s. Lasp. Gems Office, .9pr5 20, 1915
GENERA AL ORDER

Information having been given to the War Depart.
parimsnt that many persons have purchased from
soldiers their CLAIMS for bounty land il is therefore
deemed proper 10 publish, as a general caution The
following extract of the act of Congress, entitled
" An act tor designating, surveying. and granting,
the mi itAry bounty lands" passed May g. 1912, by
which al sales Of military land bounties before pa
tents from thu War Department have been granted,
are declared Ia he null and void, viz Z" sec 2 The
secretary for the Department OF War, for the time
being, shall from time issue warrants for the mil.
itsry tand bcuntlcs, TO persons entitled thereto
<rorsded alsays, That such wtirants shall be issued
only IN the names of the persons thus entitled, and
be by them, their representatives, applied for
within live years after the said person shall have be-
come entitled ucretd; and the said warrants shall
not be assignable or transferable in any manner
whatever. rhi, provision of the will be rigid.
ly adhered to, and the CAREFUL sctu,iny had in
every case, before warrant will be issued
by order ct the Secretary Of War
ID PARKER. .idj. e Ka,b Gen.
The preceding orders are rcpublished the more
effeotusaly to guard against imposition on those in.
tetcs'cd in claims 20 military hounty lands
In many instances The npany books aud records
referred 90 In the order of the War Department, of
April s, ISIS, are reported 10 have been carried
from the compaties, by officers who have left the
army The Adiuiant snd Inspector General respect.
fully requests hose gentlemen who may have com.
pany books, and such other records as will e,,ab
lish she rights OF indisduals enable the govern
mcni 10 check fraudulent claims for pay. pension
or bounty lands, to transmit them by Mail, directed
to The adiuiant and Inspector generals Office Wash
hgoa Ciy Any packet the size of company
book properly pat up and directed will arrive in due
course Of The Mail
.7lya,aaf and L,specfw Gems. OEcs, yuy 26sh, 1878
u. PARKER, .1d,t e fasp Gen.
NoTE Publishers Of th. laws Of the United
States requested to inssr, ths shove in their re.
sPSSkye 0szes,sg .snSws w..
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" Popular LWle canal L0tteiy,"
SECOND CLASS.
S $4,000 highest prize.
Only g5 her Heket.
SCHEME.

1000 Tickets at Five Dollars each 10000
Not two blanks 10 a prize and no deduction
Part Of these prizes to be determinea and paid as
follows, viz
First Fifteen Hundred drawn blanks TO be entitled
TO six dollars each
Eirs1 droun No Lei dAus hrsMin1 emiillcd to $1,000
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POETRY.

RESPECT TO PARENTS.
DUTY demands, the parents voice
should sauctify the daughters choices
In that is due obedience shown;
To chase belongs to HER alone 70.
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BOOKS. BLANKS, PAPER, sc.
rert,ls az. c. sa,v's cA:ei i's rhsns'sHSs'.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-06
PUBLIC SALE

IN FRID.aI the 18th day Of .Mao r....
Facitt be. exposed to sale on he ,,,sy; "s'es,
A PIECE Of G10UND lying on 4.
IN north side Of Duke rect and an me Nc
the westward Of Fayette-st,eet, froD a %
26 feet upon Duke-sheet md runr;as
back 100 feet to 10 foot alley. Tross
the ground is erected a convenient i fSa
story brick house with back buildiu,s, nv
Also, small tract of Land in Fa;,i,-
county, containing about 10 acres, Know
by the name Of bloomfield Eaiw--on"au
fourth Of the purchase money to be rai.
in hand, and the balance PAYABLE !, f ~
twelve aud eighteen months by see en- ;m,
4he Payments in a satisfactory marra. AIMING
lit the same time ,UiI be sold for caa,
SEVERAL SLAVES. '''
This sale is made by virtue Of do,
of trust from Charles L. hewitt. 70 so usea
tue payment of certain suns Of mo soeale
Thomas Preston. Aey !"
April 6. '''ee'
n. D: ON the day following VII Is" >
sold at the cefee-House door in fbs w., ,o, 70
Of Alexandra, tract of LANn 'Ie .Owh
Morris Township, COUNTY Of Wasb;nm,ssm
State of Pennsylvania, contairina sss
AcresAAlso, a Lot of ground and bo S'o
in the Town OF NOTTINGHAM. p r"use
Georges County, State of MARYLAND ,I, nc
on the same ,credit-These :aIes n.y. w.
made to secure Thomas Preston as , a,o
as Ephraim Gilman. 7 r S'l
April IS.
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Jackson q R,1mnn,,

~ A>uliIICv
Have landing and for sale, received per
schooner Ardent, capt. Windsor. from
80 tons Plaster Paris.
Al bis. and Q tierces Mus. svsar.
1900 lbs. prime Ccfie. and a few
casks Dutch cheeses, &c.
April %. sw
Z FOR BOSTON.
80 A few hundred barrels will
80 be taken on freight on board
a AsXes the schooner ARDENT for
~ Boston, on application to
Jacks on & kumney.
Arril e5. 2w.
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PLASTER Paris.

PLASTER Paris.
LsaVRaSON G FOWLE,
HAVE FOR SALE,
The Cargo of schooner Brazilian, Cap.
tain Pote, from Moose Island
Consisting Of
$50 tons Plaster Paris,
$50 Grind Stones,
27 barrels tanners Oil,
6 casks 'Ccpperas,
1Iso aadirg md for Sale,
g pipes Holland Gin,
Q ditto Tenerife Wine.
! ditto Port of a superior quality,
l ditto Catalonia do.
l case domestic manufactured Cots
tons, Ginghams, &c.
April %. If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-06
Article l..

Immediately on the dissolution Of this
association, PROMPT and efectual means
shall be taken by the directors then ex-
sting, for closing all the concerns 81 Inc
company and for dividing the captal ana
;1rofts which pay remain among Tue
stockholders.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-06
Article16.

The stockholders may at a general
meeting at any time hereafter ehcrease
the capital stock to any sum not exceed
ing one million, on the principles con-
tanned in these articles OF association.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-06

The Subscription shall ee opened IN A.
lexaadria, on Thursday the 9TH day %.
OF May, 1915. under the direction OF the
following Commissioners or any live 'oi
them, VIZ. .oha 6. LAID. Ieseph Dean,
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81 policies, oonds, notes and every
.cJntfael auq engagement, on be!1alt OF the
t'ompaay, shall De signed by the Pres
Deaf and cUuntersisned or attested by the
tary--and tie fantis OF the compa-
rs SHAH in 40 case te neld responsible Ter
any contract OF engagement, whatevel,
;niess tie same, SHAH. be SO signed anu
counterslsned or attested as aforesaid.
.iit,cte 8.
The said president and directors shall
have power to appoint Secretary and
II other U.ficers ald servants Tor eHecut
ing the business Of the Company aud to
es aoiish the compensation to be paid ~
,tae PRESIDENT, Secretary and other yin
GERS and Servants of the Company re-
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Court, aud appeared more than usually gay
and aifable. He left the company about mid
night, as If he intended to retire TO his apart
mcnl, instead OF which he embarked on his
new adventure to France.
The Comte d'Artois, on his arrival at Ly.
ons, reviewed the 18th dragons, whose col
onel he asked if his regiment was devoted to
the cause of the Bourbons -" In,errogate,"
said tho officer, (" every man and each will
frankly reply" The Comic then addressed
one thus
Q "AIe you we'll paid PA. eyes, my
Lord"
@. "Wi'l you fight for the King "a.
"No, my Lord"
Q For whom, then, will you fight p" A
For Napoleon"
The cry of Z" ViVe PEmhereur :" was then
repeated from rank 10 rank with enthusiastic
transport.
Mngstos, ~. c. AhrI II.
Major General Brown, in his late visit TO
Kingston, performed an act of justice, which
docs him more honor than all he has yet ac-
quired in the field OF battle. Some years pre-
vious To the war, he got deeply in debt 10 a
merchant in Kingston, the pdymen, OF which
he cluded, by quirk OF the law IN the Stale OF
New-fork. The General no doubt wishing TO
wipe off all stains on his character, brought
money enoug TO pay the debt, exceeding 5000
dollars. lie is now Commander IN Chief Of
the American A my, (Dex, to the President,)
being the oldest Major General employed.
HaAjar, (N. S. May 6.
LaSthue EvdcAatcd!
Major General Gosseiin and suite with The
staff OF tho army, and the troops under his
command, have all arrived hcre,in The differ
ent ships OF war and transports, fom Cssline
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-17

Allied Sovereigns OF Europe have already
prescribed 8onaharte and avowed their deter.
minalion TO wage endless war against him
What coward,ce Wha, meanness Wha.
insratitude Are these men csllous 10 shame,
dead 20 remorsc DO they remember how
mAhy times they have violated the most SOL
cmn treaties, b oxen the most sacred engage
menis-now many times they have been Tor
given oy BonGharic and restored 10 their
thrones, when their governments and their
iives were IN his power Yet when fortune
turoed the tables and gave them victory, they
had not the magnanimiiy to forgive in their
turn. They eXiled ,reir fallen adversary 20
a"rock IN the ocean," and seemed TO think
themselves vc'y generous io sparing his iile
Now that that he has escaped from bis i'm
prisonmcnt and rc.asccnded the throne TO
which France calls him, they dccla, him al,
oniIa'o and putsnc him with implacablc mall
Ice May IN overruing Providence defend
The French agains; this abominable conleder-
acy ,! this we pray heartily, notwithstanding
our "eossack priesthood" may think i, very
impious to suppose, tha, Providence ever in.
terteres for any other ma ion than the English
that modern Israel !-.ta;. 1f,gis.
The British oiliciai account OF tho actions
before Nesy Orleans makes their whole less
io killed $50 /. Les, than one half wha, they
lost in one battle, and one hundred less than
were picked up dead upsn the field on the
9Th January. They have reduced lying 10 a
perfect system, and we suspect they have
table by which they regulate their accounts
Of killed and wounded, and know exactly what
reduction to make, so ,ha, they may never,
catch each o,her.--is!9.
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ssely afterwards, a bali entered h;s gsein;
ne utefei the wocds---'' Tell GcneraP'--
when life departed he fell from his horse
into tho arms of M .jor Macdoagali, and cx.
pired.--rhus died in the SSH year OF his
aye, one Of the most experienced, spirited,
and accomplished soldiers in The British army.
His services a. Quarter Master Genral to the
army under the Duxe of Wellington, (his
brother-in.Iaw) were highly appreciated.
Saturday afaerncon, his body was brought on
shore at Portsmouth from tae Plantagenet
(bcing preserved 10 rum,) snd deposited in
q leaden cofin and shell, for conveyance TO
London in a hear.c and four. The body
oil Gen. Gibbs has also been sent home. This
highly esteemed officer is Likewise a public
loss. There came passengers IN the Pianta-
genet, Col. Broke, Col. Thornton, Major and
Capt. Wyvill, and Cap.s. Percy, Sullivan and
Money, X, N.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-17
FROM ruE nosroS cENrINEL,
! .fc6rul pGlsr. J

7 = =
No one sureiy can blame UoSArAnTE Tor
wishing TO regain so splended a th,onc rs
tha, OF France. lf the resImtion is a vio-
aiou of engagements made Win the Sovcr-
cigns ot Europe, we presume j, Is their and
hts business, no, ours. l.c; them man-
age ,heir own affairs their own wsy, say we /;
and IL they appeal 10 the sword, VIC may also
say, Gci prosper the right.
The Fteneh people have had q recent sam
pie OF the governing talents oil a Bourbon aud
Cossican Ruler; and IL certainly cIun0t he
unworthy al American CITIZEN TO hupc tasi !,
oay have fair opportunity ct chco,ir.s ws'sh
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-17

The Rev Doct. RoGERs, arrived in this town,
Yesterday af'e noon in packet from New
York, who has politely favored US with the
following highly agreeable aud important
News:'
The United States frigate CONSTI-
TUITION, Captain STEWART, ayri0-
cd al Neqp- 2vk. on Monday morning,
l5M inst She is in as good order IS
could be expected, and the crew in good
ealth.-She anchored at the watering
place, near tho squadron destined to the
Mediterranean.
BY an arrival from France, III, 35 days,
az Baltimore, it is stated that BordeauM
had, on the lst Of April, declared Ill la
vor OF the Emperor Napoleon that
Austria was about doing the same; and
that Prussia and Russia were inactive
with respect to hostile movements.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-17
THE, l,OCRBONS.

The following bric! and comprehensive por-
trsrure of the Legitimate end Venerds!e
Louis XVIII. aud his hopeful family, Is
extracted from letter written IN Paris. N
februay last, by On adm;rer of the D1n'bon
dynasty, aud Of tie good old order of thisG7
,nomentarily forced cpsa France. As maf
be observed, the return of Napoleon bnii
not yc, taken place, uben ibis pic,prc wss
skelcbed.
Eosion Ckrssic'e.
UI haze hecsor TIC scout To- see the Liors
U "a 1s, itc tis-s sak ass, ava at ne rGsi &
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-17
Restoration Of lAe Danish Islands.

NeSIofdNoH I Ihc D0nlsN ISlands.
Danish West ladia papers to the 18th
April have been received, and annouce that
the Islands Of ST. Cfoix, ST. Thomas and St.
John, have been restored, by Great. Britain to
Denmark ; and that the Dew Danish Governor
General, VAN OcHoLy, had received congrat-
ula,ory addresses of the burghers, planters,
and nee people of color on the event.-The
colodists of course had been released from
their os,hs oil allegiance 70 the British govern
ment. The existing laws customs, and taxes
were to continue, uniil new regulations should
DC adopted.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-17

A.leuer from one OF the most respectable
houses in llavrc, France, 10 gentleman IN
New-York, under date Of March 18th, alter
narraung Napoleon's return, says
81 inter from al, this that neutrals will DC
respected a, leas, Tor year, and ,ha, above
oil, your flag will enjoy us priviiedges alter
Aaving been 50 gloriously defended ) and your
eount'ymen, on their returning home, may
tel! you how lively an in,cres, the European
nations have taken IN your success agaist the
English. May you long enjoy the blessings
OF TIA, peace SO honorably acquired, and witch
seems TO Fly from us more than ever, although
not actually engaged IN war yet"
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When the British ge, Bonaparte to Elba a.
gain, they had best station the fIigate Presi-
dent TO guard him. They can then boast tha,
they have succeeded in sending lhe american
President TO Elba - -Bost. Yankee.
Ii has been said :ha. the British squadron
lost the frigate Constitution =" in Jos." Had
they approached her singly, they would have
fouHd her too soon, and lost fhemseIOes in q
jtg u her orYn raising ibid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-17

Of taem to serve. II ,hey prefer Emr:scs
S'srk TO King Log--though we msy smile at
their folly, we have no right 10 question
their privilege.
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The U. 5. gun brig Miami, OF le guns,
was launched "a, Chatham, (Con.) 9th inst. i;
she is to be rugged and filled for sea with all
possible despatch, and will be one o! the I'd
Mediterranean squadron, which IS TO sail
from Boston, about lst June, under Com.
B.Inhridge. Boston Eveniay Gazette.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-17
/~>-4cIS~

Certain resolutions vi meeting, calling
themselves the Mechanics and Manufacturers
OF the town Of Providence, con,sin much of
the asperi'y OF party, for the qualification of
which it seems we'll calculated. Hitherto
those gentlemen have manifested great yea!
both directly and indirectly to have the repre-
scntalion of the State half lawyers-and how
have those lawyers represented the interests
OF the Mechanics aud Manufacturers, a, the
passing of those laws which form the subject
OF complaint DO the above gentle men seri.
ously wish to have President, with powers
to suspend the operation of law. made by
Cong'ess Do they only wish for an abs olu,o
Prince
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NEWPORT.
WE'D NESD4Y, n3Y II. 1915.
IMPORTANT,
Arrival of The Constitution!

News from France to April.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-30
IIunour.

In The county of Daup'tin, among the
numerous candidates who offer for the
sheriihia!ty are Melchoir Rham, Henry
Wof and Jacob Bpar /; and last comes
Andrew Lion, in the naunhin Oracle,
with the following advertisement
To the Free and Independent Electors
of Daurhin County.
Geatlenen-Net having the least en-
enlargement from friends or strangers, |
beg leave to come forward at this late
hour aud offer myself as candidate for
the Office of sheriff. Relying solely on
my own merit, and particularly, asE see
on the first candidates, Bear, 'poG,
and a Ram, with several other animals
too tedioas to enumerate. But rs con-
slider myself far superiour animal to a
nv of my opponents, and am pretty GER
tain roa will be Of 0,y opinion when yon
become acquainted with the claims |
have on your gratitude. | have been 9
revolutionary soldier, ard an osacer i
zou please, suffered burger, toll y heat,
fought macy bloody battles, got honoTa-
bic sears. but little pay. Il all this. gen
tlemen, merely that YOU may vpte treejt'
OF the day Of election. Now ! tell you
plainly haw shall DISCHARGE my dHty,
shoHId be 50 happy as 70 obtain raa]o-
risy Of your slii,fages. LIST, il wits are
PVT into ny hands against any ct ye',
s.;Il take yen if ! car. and unless you
can ret bail. ( will de!:9er yoa over to
the keeper of the jail. 2,i, ifiAdgnsnts
are found against Eon.- AID e=ae|e'onF
directed to NE, WI sell yo''r property
as tie law directs without favor or aI;ec.
ten. and If there shoeid be any Surplus
money. / will puEctaa!ly rc:.it It. Sd
and last, if any OF yau s'aonId cen'mlt
crime (which Goti iorh:d) that requires
CAPITAL punishment aoe ording to law.
vii! hang van by TIE neck I'D you are
deea. dead. Geu9. Now gentlemen ! hope
YOU will not forget me Oh. tho day OF eiec'
ton. And sincerely wis!. you may KEEP
ont of ny hands, should you honor me
Wits the Office Of sheriff.
Your fellow citizen to command,
ANDREW LION.
Middle Paxton, Aug. IS, 1915.
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Co,,nterfeits.

The following notice was forwarded
to me for publication. It IS warning
that ought strictly to be attended to.
Mr.. Chas. Iteamrstead, has also iurms D.,
ed the extracts lie promised, which viii
be given next week.-st. I.oais Jo'trnae-
The amount Of Nashville Bank notes
of tie Old impression at present y.
circulation does not exceed four Thousand
dollars, and as great numbers OF
counterfeit notes lave lately appear
ed in circulation all along tie emo
river. from Scotia downwards, AID or
the Mississippi river every where II i
necessary that every person should alto
eether refuse the notes 81 The Old imTres
sion. as a measure cfsa;ety. VI the ne"
impression ct nctes. made from plates en-
graved by Murray, Draper, Falrman {
Co. there are no ccanter.elts.
JOHN ANDERSON, Cashr.
Nashville Bank, Arg. S, 1878.
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r ,sysssS TIrar,sss'i 3. VAN 4 ''.s
cesli eaasl tie ,aa-ssaal to 4 Prison
i they w:sst respect lis Ifs vac
us~'vs. assss,..s:s .I6;:ssass winch
arsisesl cas. nosArs sstsSlSsh order.
se y sei,srs cs ;lea y2asat is heishtaIready
- 2esn q 5re the>ss-ses .w;th axes
Tie v ss:'s ;oasl e,iaasls.I. F.r panrs
t,tan tenf - the Pfeirct defended
tse ii!ea tt3sc marshal with pnheard &c
cnGyv.e. t,ge ,naltituae crowded towards
the doos. as;ars, swilioils he stood VII.
a,si TIC magistrates. the com'naasiaat Of
TIE 3efs sate7,s Suipe efReers ct the aa-
tsaraf ::s.sr.el,s ee,...e the armad Gnca which
tbey IA assembled. Three times they.
wrsa .-eIs.-terice they returned In
a;l,ef tAe hayoaets ana threats which
we're directed alssn,t them. At Iris
na*,ea. they beard the discharge Of a
sal. ea.i rsssr,is came announce that
tie asas*!st' sad Killed himself.
sso.se hs.sfs aftei they wished to caray
t'se bedv tpa C.anei, brit it ws.s nppns-
sss,.ytesre<tfaj, t';e people, who se:zea
raaasl tarea it;t,te the 1aone.
Isarich. Aie. 4.
81 Court ra'lerYal,ti. Minister al France
ils4mcd .tse assembly. BE- note Of the
a5,h, Of the arrival. OF different persaas
Of the family IL Bonararte, aud ct!.eys
Implicated IN tie late reyalntipn in
Face ii tie pavisre.,s Of Geneva. Yhc:.s
STAY II Switzeslsna Nil produce great
iacoa, episeces to tie Two Countries and
i,iSsesc+,leycy desires that tie diet viii
, s.at gtS,|t asies:dei,cesto tl,ese :pGipit!f-
s'i,is aats will he communicated
to the eantnas wha viii re rentiestei rot
to reee.ye those nersoSs, whose presence
viii conpronit tie confederation.
ssany caEtoss 0: Switzerland have cn-
t,erei tie arrest Of all the persons who
hare arrived from France. and are sus
Tecte,l u having ruitted their sconntry
in casseG,neace Of the happy revolution
I5.ea has Charged its fate.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-30

Well stick his quills in fed'ral hides;
Will throw full many "a fiery dart
Against the Toes of Bonaparte !;
And hustle stoutly in his high rants
Far freedom and imp sr;al 1yra'sts
Better than all the slytoiil fox
Will tell the world OF .nister* DIX
VIAT0R.
EIr. Goblet objects to the use Of
honorary titles in this country, such as
Squire, Honor, EScellency, &c. Th q
appears highly prefer in the enthusiastic
friend and admirer OF BouaParte, that il.
berty-loving emperor, who was SO tone
of high sounding titles, and who called
his little mewling infant, THE KIM NJ
OF ROME"