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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03
WILLIAM PITT CARR.

INFORMS ms friends and the public, that he con-
L tinues at his old stand, No. 90, Thames-street,
corner OF alill-srcet, where he repairs Boots and
Shoes, cheap for cash. The smallest favor will BE-
gratefully acknowledged.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03
No II8.

JUST received from Boston, and for sale at the
y Bookstore oil J. G. SHAW, 1l8, Thames. street,
large and extensive assortment of
BOOKS IND STATIC VARY
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03
BRITISH SUPPLIES.

From 1908 to 1918, England furnish
ed her continental allies with l,l32,079
stand OF arms, and l25, ,876 pistols.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03
Washington Bridge Lottery

sale Prizes.
6584 Blanks.
10000 Tickets, at s 5 90 each.
The treasures OF this scheme are not absorbed bv
one or two overgrown prizes Its wealth is more =.
qually, and therefore more uscfuIly distributed
TICKETS AND SH iRES,
in the above Lotteries, can DC obtained a. the Truly
Fortunate Lottery Office of
JOSIAH &. SHAW,
March I. 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03
BOAT FOUND.

TAKEN up adrit, between watch-point Light
i house and Point Judith Point, BOAT, with a
square stern. Whoever will prove property. ad
pay charges, shall have said boat
BHSNA,Au GAvIT.
r1fe~t. .ss~' is 1875.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03

Administrators Notice.
A III persons having claims against the Estate OF
"A Mr. JONATHAN LEWIS, late of Exeter, dc.
ceased, hereby notified that the Hon. Court OF
Probate, far the town OF Exeter, hath appointed
the subscriber Administrator on the estate Of the
said deceased, and six months have been allowed
for the creditors TO exhibit their demands also, all
persons indebted to said estate axe requested 10
make immediate payment 10
MOSES LEWIS, administrator.
Ereter. June so, 1914 CAprl 20. 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03
NEW-YOKk MILITIA,

The adjutant's report to the Legislature
makes the militia OF New Y ork amount
to 95,776, Exclusively Of two brigades
of artillery, and one OF infantry not retur-
ned) viz.
86,597 Infantry,
Alt Artillery,
4,462 Cavalry.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03

95,776
About third part Of which serviceably
armed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03
EMPLOYMENT.

EMPLOYING
nNE, or two families, with 10 or IL children
~ from to lS years of age, or upwards. may
find emplo, ,ment in the Cotton Factory, at Ports
r'Oih, H. by application to Philip Anthony, at the
Factory, or to the subscriber.
EDWARD w. LAwToN
.Ne:Ep0r,, .9prii 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03

TO be sold al Pa6hck .duction, on THUR S.
DAf, 1871 May, az i o'clock, (unless pre-
Vionsiy disclosed Of az Privafe Sate,)
Il Hal valuable REAL ESTATE,
II of the subscriber, situate in Mill-street, next
cas- OF the Estate OF Paul Nj Mumfcrd, Esq and
next adjoining the corner Of Thames street The
House was built in 1911, of The very best materials,
is we'll iieished, and in excellent repair The House
is extremely well calculated for Genteei Boarding
House, and from its cen,ra situation, is well calcu.
lated for Tavern Any person wishing an Estate,
such as is above described, almost on their own
terms, will do well TO make immediate application.
For further particulars, apply to WILLIAM p.
MUMFORD, or CRANSTON & SHAW
.Newbort, .ibrR 20, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19
PERPETUAL. MOTION.

French mechanic at Neufchately
named Mailnardet, is said to have .discov-
cred the teessastuum mobsie it consists OF :
wheel, on the periphere of which are small
pipes half filed with quicksilver, which az
the top, have centrifugal direction, an d By
a simple continuance receive below an op.
posite impulse. He shows the machine
publicly, and intends 10 submit the solution
of this difficult problem at Paris. The siTn-
Dlicily OF the construction occasions tia-
veurable oPinioa of the thng'-LOn flGher.
The above is not the first invention of
similar nature / he ingenious Mr. Dodg.
OF b verify, The inventor of the toggle-joint
Printing Press, three years ago, exhibited
the plan Of machine, (which he verify
bought would produce perpetual motionl
Exactly similar TO the one above described;
"a we believe. on trial it was found as 10
doubt the Frenchman of Neufchatel will
ultimately ind, it lacked one essential prop.
cry 90 zvoHLd not go ~ p Herald.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19

The Rev. Mr. NYE, has been removed
from the Office of Postmaster, at Newfane,
w. and young man, transient resident
in the town., a student Of lew, appointed in
his stead Many of the inhabitants Of the
town have sent to the Postmaster General
an able remonstrance against this erroneous
and capricious proceeding, and with Re.
publican it will have some effect
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19
TREASURY REPORT.

Tie Secretary Of the Treafay has laid before
Congret5 bis annual report Of the fate Of
The National Finds. It's great length
p,events US from giviRg it entire in our
paper The following Summary, bo7uever,
BY The editor Of the National inteiligencer,
1ve believe embraces the m9f Important
hb;eefs of the Report -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19
The President S Message.

I'm our last we published the Message Of the
President TO both Houses of Congress. The lata
hour in which we received it, precuded us from ac-
cOmpanying it with any remarks of our own. buf
Intended TO do it in this paper. Withn few DAVIS.
no Vever, we have been favored with the specuia
tons of other edtors-and since the ideas embra-
Cod in the two following 50 nearly cord with our
own, we have selected them for the perusal of our
readers
IF any thing were waning to prove the
injustice of the clamours # the democrats
against the federal administrations, the
Presidents Message would furnish it.
We here find MIR Madison congratulating
Congress on the chas,Isement inflicted by
the Navy upon the Barbary powers, and for
the security thereby afforded to our com.
merce recommending TO Congress the
immediate extension Of me Navy and as
Sc. ting, that the CAPACITIES tt has develohed
for SUCCESSFUL COOPERATION IN the na.
tionaE dffence WILL GIVE I IFS
FULL VALUE in The eyes Of Congress-"
and that its preservation and augmentation
is " dictated by The SOUNDEST POLL
CY :" Here then, we take IT, is full re-
traction of all the obloGuy and reproach cast
oFOh 'hS iSuSiaA adihiuiStIdllODS3 lot their
establishment of the Navy by Mr.. Madison
in the Congress OF 1894 Here is an impl;-
ed condemnation of all the measu es of de.
mocracy in relation to the Navy, in which
Mr. Madison has borne SO active part .
and broad acknowledgement of the wis
dom and foresight OF the federalisis, and TO
speak most oharitabIy) of the folly aid
short-sigh;edness OF our gun boar politi-
clans.
But we not only have it from Mr.. Mad
ison's own mouth, that federalists were
right and democrats altogether wrong in
their views OF the NAVY, but we find him
recommending to Congress the establish.
ment of NATIONAL BANK, in order
to restore 70 the community +" The benefits
o. an UNIFORM national currency" whict is
ESSENTIAL To EVERY MoDIFIcATIox oF
THE FINANCES" Here then is another
crying sin OF federalism about 10 be COM
United by democracy
We have touched upon this subject be.
| fore, and We would not have our readers
lose sight oft. 1t will assist them 10 form
just estimate of the character Of democra-
cy and OF the purify of lis motives in Cd.
posing the administration OF WA.H1Ne1os.
Worcester Shy,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19
NATIONAL CALENDAR.

JOHN w. EPpEs, Esq son in-law of Mr.
JEFFERSON, competitor of Mr.. RANDOLPH,
and late of the House of Representatives
of Congress, has been chosen to the Senate
of the United States, by the Legislature of
Virginia, to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of Mr. GILES
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19
&ott(apS:
Tuesday, December, ] J, 1915.

There is an uncommon dearth both Of foreign ard
domestic inteligence-but whatever OF interest pz
amusement there is in circulation, may be found ID
our columns this day--The proceedings of Con-.
gress aus far excite but very little interestiudee
they have not been together long enough to origi-
nate any important subject, much more to mature
il but much OF their proceedings as have reach
ed US will be found under our congressional head.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19

Caucus of Federal Republican d le
gates from the different Counties in New
Hampshire for the purpose of agreeing on
Candidate for the Office of Governor Of
that atate, vice Mr. Gilmsn, (who declines
being a candidate for re election i, invited
to be held at Concord on the 27thinst.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19
BY THE MAILS.
NORFOLK, DEC 8
CONFIR NATION


/ On the 22d ul. we publlfheI Pof
lcript. Eating that THE WASP WAS
5 AFE, and on the Brazil Coat -obferv-
ing, a. the fame time, that we had ap-
piled to the fource whence the report
came for more particular Placement,
and as ioon as obtained fhouId lay it be.
fore our readers. The following extract
of letter from his mother, received
yeterday BY the fame young gentleman
who furniihed the Pgfcript, may be con-
fidered as the reiult of our isqulry
kings Greek, Dec. 6.
Z" A letter which | received lalt mail
from your Brother Robert, runs thus =
you have no caute to be uncafy about
my Brother William The Gibraltar
papers announced the arrival OF the
w AoP IN Pernambuco, aid her depar-
ture thence for the indlaa Ocean. And
another more powerful evidence of the
tafety # the Wasp is, that Mrs. Blakely
yecetVed a letter firm her husband in qvblcb
be did, /" do not be furprzed, it an ao
f,nt two years to come. This letter was
received by the prize Atalanta
Goblet has recently addreGed letter
to his Excellency Governor strong, which
is copied with avidiry into our demo
cratick papers. Ii is almvt fuperAuous
to oblesve, that ii Carries with it inulnGck
evldence of the lou'ce rom which 1t EN-
Understanding IN vulgarity without
wit. and lnvcctlyc without levcrlty In
deed we mil ht as well expect delicate
incllion from an AIgerine cimetar, as aex-
tel, US fatire aud pvIiihrd ieverity from
the gull Of this ttettI p0rcupins.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19

Dee. l2.--The Senate have occasionally
been in secret session, supposed to be dis
cussing sc. the Commercial Treaty with
Great Brirain-and which will Of course be
made public
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19
DUANE.

Paddy Bins s~ys ot MS brother Duane as fol.
lows:
We have the satisfaction to announce
hat VIM. Duaoe is pleased 10 approve OF
he Message of the P, esldent OF The Unl,ed
5tates in all points save only where he VIM
Duane, Was personally Interested, viz in
nc husbandly ct the army, inasmuch as nc
I Duane, was not retained he af1irms hat "the
manner was exceptionAble," tne result ia
fortunate, and it " was the effect Of an in
sincere policy operated uponlby farfial in
ierests and the spirits of PERNIcIous Ca.
BAL"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19

It Is not now my Intention to say much
on the Message oflhe President. Judging
from his communications TO the last Con-
gress, after the ratif alton OF the treaiy, I
had indeed anticipated just such speech as
thar he has given. Il is composite ion of
much elegance, state paper Of great ex.
cs!lenCs. ltis, without exception, the most
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19

The New-York Evening Post Of Wednes
day last says Last week French goods to
The amount of about one hundred thousand
dollars were seized at the Custom-House
in this city, and we understand are dlscoy-
cred to be bon hrize beyond all controversy.
/ hey were shipped from port IN France,
direct to this port, on French account in
deed the owner, or part owner, came IN the
ship with them. Itturned ou:, on opening
the boxes, and comparing their contents
with the entries at the Custom House, they
did not exactly tally, but fell short abou,
one third. This lucky hit will 60 some
ways in enabling Mr.. Gelston to extricate
himself from the claws of the american Ea-
gle.
The same paper has the following para.
graph So" Our readers, under marine
heads will see that Shectc has, at length, be
gan to fud its way hnher, from the British
dominions. Perhaps this may open the
ewes Of the Jamaica merchant to the advan-
tages oftrade and barter, Aad it may srg.
gest also 10 those who are little too impa-
tent of present circumstances, to wait with
a suitable resignation, and things, without
being ecipitated, will return of them
selves into their old course.
The arrival at y York, Of the British
Sloop Commerce, from Kingston ruitA SIZE :
Gle, and island produce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19
TREASURY PROPOSITIONS.

The report, contains the Secretarys
proportions for the improvement and
management of the Revenue, and for the
fupport Of public credit, befides the ulu-
al ftatement of the revenue, for the pait,
and Ultimate of the expenses for the en-
flung year.--As to the Revenue, Mr..
Dallas propofes that the double duties on
imports be continued until the 2oth OF
sne, 1916; that the prefent duties on
fugars refined within the United States,
on ltamps, on fales at auction, and on
poltage, be conii1ued that the Direct
TAX be reduced fINm fix TO three millions
OF dollars chat the duties on the guam
trty of diitilled fpirits to be difcontinued
after the goth day of June 1910. and,
in lieu thereof, that the duty on licences
to diltillers be doubled after that day /;
that the duties on licences to retailers, be
reduced TO the rates of the year 1873 /;
tina; the duties on articles manufactured
in the United States, and the duties on
huulehold furniture and watches, be re.
pealed.
:. The third branch of the Report, re-
lates 10 the Nationl circulating Medium,
aud concluding with the following pro
iition That National Bank be ell
tablilhed at the city of Philadelphia, haV-
| ing power to erect branches eliewhere :
and that the Capital of the Bank lbeing
of competent amount COMMIT OF three
fourths cf the public itock and one fourth
of gold AID liver "
INCOME AND EXPENSES.
In reviewing the finances during the
period Of war the secretary lays $50 nc
progrefs of Expenditure and Revenue
tor the intire period Of the war, is thus
developed and independent of the bal
ance OF the appr pria'ions for the year
1914 which is transferred to the accounts
for the year 1916, he fubj.cS may b.
reduced to the following general ab
itract -
-setaas Receipts Of The Treasury.
In 1919, they amounted TO the
From Revenue 1901, 1916
From Loans 10000, 400
| From Treasury
Notes 1855, 500
In 1918, they amounted to the
sum of 4o,52i, S4l-9!
| From Revenue 1880, 7O9-95
From Loans 200o9 ,635
| From Treasury
| Notes sos. 500
In 1914, they amounted to the
sum Of s4,878, 1872 9,
From Revenue 1850 6O6-25
| erom Loans 15,080046
| From Treasury
Notes, s,2s7,2SO
| The aggregate amount of the re-
ceipts into the Treasury for the
three years of war, being the
sum of 5000, S09- &c
annual Disbursements Of the Treasure.
In 1919, 22279, t2t-1J
In 1918, Sc, 190, 520-3J
| In 1914. SO SAT Qf5-61
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19

Congress Of the Unifed States.
The Fourteenth Congress, whicl COM
menced its frs, session a. Washington De
cember 4, 1915, is con iued as follows
SENATE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19

In his project for the revenue in foture.s
the Secretary of the Treasury of the .. Ss
proposes discontinuance of the double due
lies after June so, l8l6;a continuance OF
he duties on refined sugars, stamps, sales
at auction and postage, reduction OF the
direct tax from six 10 three millions; the
abolition of the duty on the quantity OF dis"
tiled spirits after June next, and to double
Il at on licenses 10 distillers in lieu thereofs
reduction of the duties on retailers licen-
ses TO the rates of l8 8 and the abolition
OF The duties on domestic manufactures, fur
niture and watches.
He proposes also the establishment OF a
national bank, with a capitol which shall be
one quarter in specie, and three quarters IN
public stock.
1t is singular that the greatest enemies OF
England among the French, should prefer
the Duke of Orleans as King, when that
person has resided more in England than
Louisiana still continues TO reside there.
and is equally intimate with and obligated
% Britain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19

The shipsWashing on and Independence
iIIgates Constitution, Congress, and Mace.
DOMAIN, brig Chippewa and schooner Lynx
are nov lying in Boston harbour.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19
/" PRICE ofthe WHISTLE ,,

1t appears by the Treasury Report that
he following were the expendi ures for the
milittry and naval service during three
years NO OF which, of war So
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19

POLITICAL PARTIES
The following estimate of the strength
OF The political parties in Congress, is given
by Mr. Elliott, OF the True Americana .
nd is p obebly not far from truth -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19
DELEGA7ES

DELEGATES
Mississippi Territory Illinois Territory
William Lattimere Benz. Stephensoa
Indiana Territory Missouri Territory.
Jonathan Jennings Rufus Easton.
Senator's, SO
Representatives, 1872
Delegates, A.
Total, 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19
f00,0f7,557-fa


NEW STATES.
The Mississippi Territory have petitioned Con-
gress for admission into the union.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19

NEwHAMPsHIRE. MARYLAND.
Jeremiah Mason r II GoIdsborougt
L. w. Thompson Tone Vacancyl
VERMONT. VIRGINIA.
Dudley Chase James Barbour
Isaac Tichenor One Uacancyl
MASSACHUSETTS. NoR7HcARoLINA
J Varnum James urner
Christopher Gore One Uacancp]
RHODE ISLAND. SOUTH CAROLINA.
William Hunter John GallIard
Jeremish B. Howell John Taylor
coKNEcTICUr GEoRCIA.
Ssmuel w. Dana Charles 1 ait
David Daggett William w Bib
NEwYoRK. KENTUCKY.
Rufus King Isha.n Talbot
Nathan Sanford William 1 BArry
NEw-JERsEy. TENNESSEE.
John Condit @ w Campbell
James w. Wilson John Williams
PENNSYLVANIA. OHIO.
Jonathan Rcbrfts Jere miah Morrow
Abner Lecock - Rnggles
DELAWARE. LOUISIANA.
William II Wells james b own
Outerb idg- Horsey Eigius Fromentin
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-27

Mid. So As to be used with safety BY per-
SIS 81 eve ~ situatlon,and ei every ager
They are sxcellently adapted e carr,
sc sunerluous bile prpug ent slfs ms
= Sac rat;;onst to + estore d amend the.
!, n = produce a free persPlrra tloS
,pd thereby prevent cclds whiehis 50 % O.
ten of fatal consequences. q aos s..l heNs
nils to remove a coldit taken On nts1 s.
appearance they are celebrated lor rs s,
moving habitual costiyen ess-s 'l(, a
lthe stomach and severe head -acke--an y
SSsht to be taken by all persons on q
clhnge of climate. !,
lSevihave been found remark ably ct
catioSS in preventing and curing curing disolr,
aers attendant on long VOYAGES, f anc
should bewocured and carefully preser'y
ed for use by every seaman.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-27
Hamiltoa's Essence and Extract Of
Mustard.

= A safe and eiiectual remedy Tor acute
and chronic rheumatism, govt asthmatlc
ss,lt. paisy. iusnba,soo, npsnasess, white
-swellings, chhbsains, spraiis, bruises, pain
in~tae face aud neck, etc.
This valuable re.ne. y ls prepared both
In flmd state aad IN pills, aad thus excel
lently adapted both Tor external and IN
:ternal use.
The pills operate mildly by insensible
persp;ration, epelhns the suPeriinoas
and i,Iorbidhum9rs tley are highly cor
dial tothe stomach, create appetite, aid
digestion, remove lying pans, and COLI
Or windy complaints lii tAe stomach or
bowels.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-27
Public sale.

On FPTn.aI. the / 9Th day of June newt
at 10 O'Clock, in the morning, will be
sold. to the highest bidder, on TIE pre-
misses. if fair. if net. tie nezt fair day
on terms and conditions then to be
made knoWr-
4 IL the interest or claim which the
B late James Dali and John HEATH
ote lad or died seized in the following
iee-simple property, viz.
One three story brick house and lot i
Fairfay street. with other buildings at
tached thereto, as now occupied by Nir.
John Lloyd.
Immediately thereafter,
One three story brick, house and lot or
Fairfaz-street. now occupied by Messrs.
Siias and David Reed as shoe store.
Immediately thereafter,
One two story brick house and lot or
Water-street, as now occupied by Mr..
1rilliam Dunlap.
Immediately thereafter ,cil be sold,
An annuity of 100 dollars in house
and lot ON King-street, In valuable ST.
tuatlon.
Immediately thereafter,
One three story bahe-house and lot on
Ramsay's wharf, with the buildings at
tached thereto, as now occupied by MT.
Andrew Jameson. A satisfactory title
will be given to the purchasers q attend
ance by
EDWARD DAY, Trustee.
April &c. cots
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-27
T'oothe .aciie Dr0Ds.

The onlyre;nedy yet discovered Which
gives immediate and lasting relief in the
most severe instances.
The above GENUINE MEDICINES are
prepared from the REGIMES of the late
.2ichard Lee, Jun. (by Hannah Lee, l,is
widow No. SIS, Maiden Lane, New York.
and by hef neutrality-suspicious. sold b.
.uessrs jos Kennedy g Son
BOOKSELLERS, ALEXANDRIA
April IS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-27
Il. Moore, Reg.
J. his IS to give Notice,


That The subscriber Of Alexandria county
in the District of Columbia, has obtained
from The Orphans' Count of said County
letters of administration on tie rersonal
estate of Birch. late ofsaid COUNT deceas
ed-All persons ha,ing claims against It's
said decedent, are hereby warned to ex-
hibitt the mewith the vouchers thereo
to the subscriber, on or before the Got
day Of October next. or they may by la,
be excluded from all benefit TO sa d estate.
and those indebted thereto are Requires:
make immediate payment.-Given ur-
der my hand this 2 tn day of April, 1915,
THOMAS BlRCH.
Administrator of Joseph Birch, decd.
April IS eo4w.