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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31
ROBERT SAGER,

hubble, fig" y tbe C,of' Key TEeam
IN HER are gooo accommodations fer tfavel-
iers and every attention paid 10 give fstis-
ss6aon-
he afo continue his Mandatory of
S.ddles, Harness, Cbaye trimmings,
7iunks sc.
at his fhop in Topfham. aud at his new aore at
Fla os ell-at er,her fore his friends and the pub
tic in genera! can be fupplied with eve article in
tina, line of hufneis, of The bet 9uasy aud on The
ioweft term
He return, thar ks for favours received at Topf-
ham and hopes he fhsli have The pieaEure to find
the fame encouragement a. Halowel as il is his
ludy and ambition 10 pleafe shofe who confde in
him
Horfes and Carriages to let as ufual.
Tompfhsm, July a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31
IL 4 LElG h ~

hALEIGH N. CO July IA
Shscitrg Mrae, ION ne 4th ms. we under
stand, most shocking murder was commit,e.
On the body ofs slave, who had been detected
as a runaway. He was ssized in Ibis place
driven before men on horseback 5; full speed, .
distance Of twenty two miles, suffering the issi
the whole way. and finally, ON iesching tbs
owners house fsened 10 Log, beaten 10 he
most savage manner, and an immediu C end pu
10 his existence by break 2 his neck The
Coroner's Inquest returned .erGie, of" with
murder" L. cue dime. full narrative Of lhe
transaction will doaotless pear.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31

I o be fold at public auction On Tuefday the FRI
day of Augua next, at The houte If Jonathan
Butter6eld in Falmouth near Preiumico bridge
from one 10 two hundred tons of good SHIP I'M
Der now growing near said bridge The pur-
ehaier ihsi I've entfied TO two year credii on good
fecufity with interelt. and The fame term of time
to AXE il away.
<LSO-About twenty acres of land lying on
the main road from Portland TO Brnnfwick about
Gee and haIf miles below falmouth Meeting
Houie, pleaiantiy htuated for butdsg, as ills 10
lght Of ortiand; entitled &c he above credit
and leourity. AyOA number Of Merino EWES
with their Ismbs and quantity of Merino Wool.
For further partieusis enquire of The iubicriber,
who wall remain at or near the premdes till after
the time OF isIe.
DAVID NJ GREGORF,
Falmouth July -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31

1b'hgb NOT tRi7ss yOH nay JoOs 0aaIS, !, ,'r 'aa
Dr. jeDO's Celebrated LinimeHI
10 expati4ge on he ce!ebritytfthiirensy tua
kHEUMnTloM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21

throne cf your Majesty, beg our Lord TO
preserve and prosper yotir important llte d
long course OF years.
Your CsristiAn, Royal Majesty's hum
bic, submissive and obs Guious servant,
JUAN JEREVI
Vicar Gen. OF the Company of Jesus
Rome, July /, 1915.
Sire-Ne. the Spanish Monks Of the
Company of Jesus, residents in Italy, most
faithful subjects of your Majesty, present
ourselves at your royal feet to express to
you our sentiments of loyalty, gratitude
and obedience for the royal dispatch Of the
29tn of May, with which you have condo
seconded to call the Company OF Jesus into
your domnions.
" Sire, this benefcence has oblitorated
from our remembrance rs years OF Insfor-
tunes (; neither should we name them if
your Majesty had not deigned to mention
them with 50 much goodness. Bot all
vanishes in our minds at the splendor
CT . Sovereign, OF a Father so religious,
SO benciicent and SO worthy OF our 1enera-
ton.
-" In adYcrsity we gloried to have shown
ourselves faithful TO our Sovereign and To-
vers of our country. TINS is very sure
pledge of the love, respect and gratitude,
which Animate us at time in which your
Majesty has given US the greatest proof
that Monarch can give of hisbenevolence
and his piety.
CORES pondent to these sentiments are
those of our eternal gratitude, which we
would explain if any expressions would
manifest II in fullextcnt. The prompt o.
bcdience and submission to the orders of
your Majesty will supply the want Of them,
and demonstrate 1t ia part.
" We viii fly. Sire, to employ Cur for
Ces, and what remains to us Of life, in the
exercise OF our functions, to make the best
return in our power, for the incompatible
benefit which you have conferred upon us,
to serve your Majesty and our beloved
country, and to forufy in the hearts Of the
loyal Spaniards the spirit of religion and Of
love for their Sovereign. of which, to the
establishment of Europe, they have lately
given such sublime examples.
g Our Lord preserve the precious life of
your Myjesty the many years that christi
anity and the country require.
"Sre, at the Royal feet OF your Majesty,
your most submissive, obsequlous and faith
iul subjects.
"The Spanish Monks of the company of
Jesus, residents IN Italy,
Rome, July l, 1915.
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ORDINANCEOF THE KING

Louis. by tic Grace Of God, King of Francc
and Navarro, to all whom these presents
shall come, greeting:
The attempts made upon France, have
compelled The foreign powers 10 cause lheir
arm Cs C. crter. in order Co strike at the e.
nemy Of their state. They occupy ourter-
PitOry these evils would have been proven
ted, if our voice had been more listened TO-.
But FIR from our heart be all recriminati-
on. The suf' rings q our people, permit
Us only to think Of aileviating them, till the
moment, not very distant, arrives, which
shall put an end 10 them. Circumstances
arc such, that we have not the choice Of
means, we must embrace that which ap-
pears TO present the least Inconvenience,
and to be the most proper 60 recalling to
share the burdens, those upon whom the
requsitors have least pressed.
We have, therefore, determined 70 es-
tablish, Professionally, an extraordinary
contribution, distributed among tho differ
ent departments in proportion to their re-
sources, trusting that, however grsivous
these sacrifices may BE-, they wiz be less
so. than the maintenance q q regime With
ont order or method.
Fail Of conhdence il the patsi.tism Of lhe
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It is depiorable, that the treachery OF
such politicians as Fouche, tends to discour
age union by DESTROYING confidence. Were
itnot for this obsticlc, we would indulge
hopes Of the speedy resuscitation Of France
but, the scorpions within and the hag,flies
without, leave little room for hope. Russis
and England have separate but similar mo-
tivcs for concurrence in blotting ont France
the one wishes no rival OF the land );
the other resolves to remove all competition
at sea- Prussia wishes vengeance or If
she did not, the two great powers can
bribe or bully all the lesser ones into
consent. Austria may find when il is too
late, that sue ought rather 60 have resisted
Russia when there was a France TO support
hers than when she is left alone to stiug-
gle with the most formidable power Oh the
continent.
In despite Of specuIations founded on
hopes and contingencies, there is chilling
and gloomy reality before US. Kings pos
sess all power, and are become adcpts in
the arts of preserving and increasing II.
Soldiers and clergy are their disciplined
Janissaries, to coerce or persuade and if
any reinforcement is wanting, the public
purse, ever open to sovereigns, (by hook or
BIZ crock supplies n irresistible argument.
Excepting the United States OF America,
the whole world is governed by force, cor
ruption and iTnposturc. How much i is to
be deplored, that Napoleon, who had it in
his power to avert this pestiferous system
from France, was the first 60 introduce it
We hear of q " redeeming spirit in man."
that leads him sooner or later so assert his
dignity and throw of his shackles. 1t is
not in Fouche OR 4 Talleyraud, or any
of the satellites of the Bourbons,
that Europe is TO look for a redeemer
but to the steady progress of science
and literature, which. though slow in
.heir operations, are certain in their effects.
These will prepare some generous spirits
to stand forward in the cause of mankind,
when despotism is relaxed by merton, or
weakened by its excuses, or agitated by
some of those vicisstudes or revolutions,
which it is equally impossible to foresee or
to prevent. For the present, we must adj
nit that 6 this world seems made for Ca
sars."
Had Bonaparte beaten the English and Prus-
sian armies, &c in Belgium, Austria and Bavaria
III Ill. D
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NJ. > ! lE'sUllIIlIlRe,
u ETURNfEC To Richmond onioc tic firm cf
< e TsliGe @ Judoh, and having established
themslyes in the house formerly occupied by L.
.t3se?h,a few doors below the Ben Tavern, solicit
lhe attention of the inhabitants Of this City and IT,
vicinity. 20 very general AID excessive assortment
ofDRY GOODS, purchased ;or cash, and selected
rom the lates, a1iyals--which assortment will be
regularly kept up.
Those who may favor them with their currrn,
VIII find the terms very accommodating Tn st
tention Of Country Merchant, IS also requegta4.
TAIMA REFINE,
DAVID JUDAH.
October g. lit
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'AL.L GOODS.

AWE Subscriber has just received ffv-
4 s5 Pac.Ggcs ofesh imported Dr,ceeas, Comprising
genl assortment 'nitsble 20 ihe present and approach,
"g season. c supply OF mems vol and frs; rate aver
hats. ladies' soe, shoe thread hardware, p,ins OIL groet-
rlS tsthe, stone nlid class wara uf which, my selec-
tel w greet care iii Piic5slliG Nc,s-25Fk = baltimore
vii be disposed Of on moderate terms for cash.
ROSCOW COLE.
UiIansburg, October Il. &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21

who afterwards deserted to the enemy,
and has since been struck out OF the Est OF
Lieutenants /; and Lieut.. M'Gec, whose
residence is not known.
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Ockote- Is


JUST PUBLI5HED, By PETER COI'yOJf
4 ND for sale, hy the Gross, Dozen, or Single, lis
"a .Ne7g gJrgiuia y4lniuadcic Tor the year 1T our
lord, 1916, containing the Rising and Setting Pla-
ses and Eclipses Of the Sun and Moon, the South
ing and Phsses orthe Moon the Planets places
Moons Latitude and Place other Node Tor lie first
7tl, 18th, 18th sud 25th DAYS of each month: the
Co'iuncGous, Oppositons and Ufhcr Aspects Of the
Plenets the Rlsing, Setting and Southirg ofthc
Planets, and most conspicuous fixed Stars; Also the
increase, decrease, aud length Of days, wi.h tae
Festyas.
ALSO--Thc tioverrmcni ofthe Commonwealth
Of VrSnia list Of Members Of the Senate aud
House 81 Deb gates, Tas far practicable Virginia
Delegates to Congress, County and Corporation
Courts, Quarterly Courts Circuit Court, Supreme
Courts, Courts of The District OF Columbia, Federal
Corts of Law, Government of North-Cmoiins and
its Courts, complete Gardener Calendar, Jcsis
and Poetry, e correct list Of Gc Clerks Of tie
County and District Courts, list OF Virginia and
Uated Ststes' Stamps, %c. Ge.
.Riubtsd IN tbe KpHigle Gitb 3ieri6an NJ Rici-
moati, calcHiaiedty
DAVID RICHARDSON,
OfLomsa Cmnty, FrgiNtL
October q ii-8t~
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EgTILL BE SOLD, on SATURDAY., the 2lst
Inst. ~ the re.dnce of Mrs. Eizab n Eg ali the
personal estate % Samuel II. Eye, dced.2eyll, AZ Sac
TO commence n 4 O'clock. p. NJ.
All persons having exams n-.tsi said estate. are request
cd % make 1cin nOwn Immediately and those indebted to
make payment IS an destrous close the ADMINISTRATION
IS soon pGssilsS. JOH1! L Nd rs E..,i'r.
1lol.T Is. ss-pt-
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IENDOLL.1RS RETT.4lTD

Z ? UNAWAY from the Subscribers on Che Goth
Z 8. oiisst mouth, a Negro Mannamei DICK, by
trade cooper; he IS b!ack. a-oat IS years Of age,
scct or inches high. his very slovenly appear
ancy. sneaks in an easy hesitatiug msnner-iis,l On
"hen h went sway, cotton shirt, striped dom este
ciot', coat AMI psnjslooss, and - r0ol hats now
p'oo'siy l'rSng aboSt the CAY, or in the neigh
nori'ood 81 Cartelsvii!e, where he has macy ac-
guantances.
The above ,eward viii be paid to airy person
who wall deliver Dick 70 Us, secure him in Jail,
50 that We get him a!y;n, and ai reasonable cxpen-
cts paid.
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM, e Co.
October ~ A7-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21

NJ. Tie ENQUIRE r IS bu5lisheai tsice rrk ge,e
,ire tiaes meet a, ne Session ofe State Lcgjstar
Price ie same as heet.eIr, Eisc Dollars per oGy
- ia rird,c Though ViigifliG Eties acifres ylt
Xies oray description ssiN je rseir~i payment. Is
J3.n ssa guarantee TIE SAFETY q Renting them ~ Elci
~ sasi-ee ngGH letters 6cig mid ~ the grfifcTs.
sJ no bI1crs sriN je Discontinued. (jH me discretion Ct
~ Ee.fog,) uHdi al 0l7egfdycs h0ve bern paid up.
n- ifY oie. se.o ,tH ,gTG7ec ne Payment u 7iife "a
h.rs sluif REGIME a tc.l.a gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n One sqHGfefiS Insertion, IS ceatstdch Continuance.
Be- cents.
No Advertisement Inserted mil las either brc bcd for,
N. aS,t,ei By person. ia this city lis eapi0is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21
BONAPARTE NJ PARIS. AFTER
THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO.

[By ~. 81. Didier, one e} his Ca5iael Secretaries
An Imperial Committee was essemb,ed
in the Elisee Palace on the night Of N.
DIST June.
! his Comm tee consi ted Of 1t. The
Ministers having departments. g. Minis
tcrs Of state. 3. A Deprivation rmed Nv
the President end four Men bcrs Of the
Chamber Of Peers. 4 a Dcputation form
ed by Che Chamber of Rcrresentativ.e
and consisting Of the Pres dent aaa four
Nicc-Presdeut,. 5. A cer,ain numtcy of
Counselors Of State. 6. The Chiefs fthe
Civil and Military Authorities ,fPsrs r
Several Peers and Representatives added
to the Committee by the emperor. 3.
Some Citizens also summoned BY Tie Eur
peror.
The Secretary announced the arrival IS
the Emperor. The persons present re
ceivcd hin standing. Re bowc ard pla
ced himself in a chair in front of The as
sembly. The members Of the Commit. =.
then sat down without being desired, sndI
when silence was resumed, Napo con mad
speech.
At first h appeared much rogcd
he was pale, and ms left hand, wl;.h
had extended on q table, appeared ag
tated wit0 convuisiye moveme -
gradually recovered himself 4
with calmress. This poi.ful
the consequence Of DISASTROUS e.
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A Petitoe WILDE prcscntsd 70 ihe mex. General
"a Assen Us. pnyiaz 70 abolish The inspection Of
Mulu.aets,ea r,bscco. Oc'ossr :. 4ss@.n+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21
VALUABLE PROPERTY i1or SAFE,
aII IsTL0LI u gLLEIILOC

~
1T {9UBLIC .8UCTTON
ggeFlE Subscriber intends Offering al Public Sale,
on Monday the esd day of this month, On ,he
PREMISES, under the arrangement Of Moncure,
Robinson and P!eassnts tie LOT on whieh lie now
Tres situate in the Falling Garden, and being the
corner Of Locust and i Streets 50 feet on Z street.
sind abont Sc on Locust street. And on the next
day, the 9th, haf acre LOT, No. Geo. siiuste
near VIM. Hays brewery, and joining Dr Green
bow's the north, and james Q. Anthony on tie
weat-Condtors, one third cash. one third n 'hfee
months AID nne third in ST.. mopths--ihe two last
"a, merits 70 be secured BY approved endorsed ne
goaule Eotea, at either o! Tire Richmond Banks.
JAMES Low EES.
n u. Dcth sales 70 tai,e Vsce At II o'clock.
October "a. A7-st
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CO-PARi'. NERSHTP.

CV-l@.IIEI Z. IIIs.3IIiF.
FESHE Subscribers having formed = CO.
y partnership, under the irm Of cole 1rJl1rES of.r
f1f ,e door, below Sgngc' G. 11 store on The mar
EeJbdge, 50 Psrtases Fresh Imported pr7C e7 tae NOS,
o which vgs ',:eeIsa by them in Peron in hatsno,c,
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FRESH OLiVES,

PRIME, GROCERIES,.
NETORTnANI 81 NsGRUDER have For Sale,
w at their Store = few doors below the Bell
= aTcTn:
Brow Sugar in barrels snd hossheada,
Co.fse-inpeliai s Young Tyson Tea,
Choeoate-Cheesc.
Alspice, Pepper and Ginger,
Nutroegs, Mustard, Niudsor-Soap,
Afaleir2 and Tenellic Wines,
Oid Port in battles,
Philadelphia Porter and ale,
Powder and Patent Shot,
Spanish Fotant Indigo,
HAvanna Segars in quarter boxes,
Sal,-Petre, Copperas, Alum and Brimstone,
Ground. Alluul-Saft,
Foo,s-Seap and Letter Paper
Window Glass S by 10 and 10 by IL,
Liverpool China in crates and sets,
Quarts, pint and half pint Tumb!ers,
Elistered Steel,
Square, round and list Iron, &c. SC.
October IA. I7-3t
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10 bales striped trunks suparine prints
do. point bfanheis. do. midiinr do.
dn. rose ) cases IL ard O. cotton
do. ~ supegfne Welci camwics
ialr'eis trunks o. supeTiinc I'M
> do. Oh ercrn lalHe- AMI dressed do.
white and rcd Yorkshire case white ard eologtd
fiaimfls tdnC3 nnsiiHs
do. tnilld bearsSin coat ! bale superiime laiias
lnss case white and figured
do common * hnedo. Mdlseiiles vcstng
do. ble y green plains cases IS and Irish Lin
3 10. 6-i fine cloths ems
30. - superne do part do. Irish brown Hollands
French. and Hoofs I'M ~ and 81 slirtings
briqi5 some, the most baies aiai cases German
fashionable cOlorss Oznaburgs
d. ,upcrtne & m;ding trunks ~ and % cotton
casino eros, singic anddou- Stirring
bem!,d Madras h'dLG and
case wuoien st0elIngncts, cOiOrd cambria slawis
ofvar0us co.ors do Nuns < color thread,
truss WOODEN Regency sewing silk and twist,
cords do cotton balls, tl.rogn-
2 DO elegant and fa.hiona iu9niy fine
bic vestnes do pack and London
ease bonbsgcttcs and mixed pins
tWilled Scotch plnids trunk suspendcrs, and
trunk wOrsted AMI cot Sk and cotton unbr, las
ton hosiery 1 ease Gcnlcfnens btst
case Msnchcstry Beaver hats
DO dimities assorted cask brushes assorted.
Wth assOrtment Of elegant silk sIws and halfh'dSf
BLACK wite Z coored lcyantines, black ocune vesiime.
black iomhazines. White x coored cravats Buc;sln Ba-
yer Kid gloves, anlanna handkerche black eanbrics
.t.c. &c.
d07 bids. best brown sugar, bags pepper 2 kegs pat
ont shetland few boxes and cuister Imperial Te-aii OF
fi'cii will be- sold on reasonable TERMS for CASH ownc-
ROsCOW COLE.
FLEMING JAMES.
Dcfotcr IA is-lm
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NOTICE.
Z Intend IN petition he next Assembly, to pass
pm ret permitting my slave, named R,lIey, or
Bisy Gfse, to reasi, his state after he shall be
naHcpated. FREDERICK HARRIS
Se.t-mhcr SO. 4S -..;y
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Had Bonaparte beaten the English and Prus-
sian armies, &c. in Belgium, Austria and Bavaria
had actually intended to DIN him.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, That petition will be
presented 10 the session Of the Virginia Assembly,
praying that may pass for the manums>on &C the
slaves, and disposition Of the other es,ac in Vir-
eia, Of the nte Samuel C of London deed. according TO
the provisions of his viii. September 27.-:2IIi
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
l Petition viii be presented to the next
Vnrinia Asemblyto sell the lands in the county OF
Path, belonging the estate OF Humphrey B. Brooke deed
ofthe county oi y for the purpose Of paying bis debts
and The residue for tc support and education Of his chill
drti. October 4. 44-tf
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6, This is to givs Notieet!!
~ THAT
NATHANIEL SWEET,

No. ll2, Lhsap-Slae,
TN addition to his former stock in trade, has Just
L received elegant assortment of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
at wholesale and reta--vz.--
Broadcloths. Cassimeres and FlapDels; Dew
onshirr Kerseys, Plains and Vestings; Dmities, un-
dress'd London Prints and Calicoes; Ginghams;
Shawis, cotton Cambrics shrting Cottons; Da-
pers, Checks and Bedcking; blue and yellow Nan,
kins Sc &c all of which he is determined TO sell
cheap as can be purchased in Newport. His old
customers and the public in general, are requested
TO call and see.
Newport, April %, 1915. (ew
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Cheap Stocking Yarn.

LAS just received, small lot (iucuding an as
i i sortment Of nunbers) of 3-threaded slate col
CURED STOCKING YARN, partially stained, which
will be sold by the bundle, pound orskein, at about
ono half the usual price.
ar An assortment at Yarns Of the FIRST quality. at
Factory prices, as usual. Jan. IL.
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(Dp Autboritp.)

AN ACT
Authorizing the Board of Navy Commissioners 70
appoint Clerks.
ne ~ enacfe ty fhe Senate and House OF
nves u The Usned Sa,es Of l,aersra IN Congress as.
sen9trd, That The Board OF Navy commissioners be,
"hd they are hereby authorized TO sppcul two Clerks
10 he attached TO their office, who shall receive for
their services, sum not exceeding one thousand
dollars each per annsm.
Sec. 2 .aaa &c u further enacted, That for this
pcrpose The sum.of Two thousand dollars is hereby
appropriated, 10 be paid out of any monies in the
treasury not othet wise app, opriatcd.
LANGDoN CHEvES,
Speaker Of nhe House Of Rebrcsenfatiscs
JOHN GAlLLAED,
President, pro fempore, ejr fhe Senate
March 3, 16i5.--.spprsped JAMES MADISON
AN ACT
To repeal certain &C therein men,oned
ne u caacied ds the Senate and Hsts sf ,eprrssn-
fafpes Of The Uned Afa.es Of .smenea teasfess as.
ssn'otsd That thefact, en,idcd y'hn~cl to author-
'ze he presiden Of The Uni. s,,es toac,,p, The
services of state troops &c ~ scualrelsn md he
act, eatlted AN act ~sss14.ho, a~l te fsisng %
corps OF ses iencibesfabe, ana the same sYc here
b, repealed.
LtN6D0N CHEN ES
Speaker Of the house IF Aetresenra,rrs.
JOIN GAl.LAki,
President, pro .enpore Of .he Senate.
March 3, l8i5-.4Pprssed, JAMES NJ DssoN
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Ne7u Feather Beds and Feathers.
I I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, end Feather
= Beds, from 20 to As dollars, kept constantly
for sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 2, Charies-s:reef.
: He has on hand assortment Of Mattresses Of all
kinds. .Newpers, .lfarch %, 1915
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PAPER-HA.NGINGS.

Also, Just rscefved-an assortment of PAPER
HANGfNGS, for rooms and window curtins, com
prislng many elegant and fashionable patterns and
a great variety of low priced papers
A quantity of No. 1, & 3, Writing PAPER; al
50, Hartford and Philadelphia Letter-Paper, and
other articles of Stationary.
Family Bibles, with elegant plates.
Blank and school BOOKS, of every kind in use.
Several hundred Volumes second hand Books.
All the above will be sold very cheap.
Newport, .4prH 70. 2w.
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@s* The Steam boat III FULTON will,
hereafter, (uoti further notice. leave New.York ~.
cry Monday md Friday morning for Ncw.isaycn -
And will leave New.Iiaven for New-York, tyery
Wednesday and Saturday morning.
ELlHu 5. BUNKER, Master.
Mem fort, .3trii I, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03
JOHN HULL,

JOHN HULL,
Has taken the Shop, No 3. Washington square,
L where he has recommended the Tailoring bus
iness-lic socits the patronage Of his friends and
the public in general, 6atteripg himself tina, he shall
be enabled TO meri' their fs,ors .fbul 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03

The Patem IDiby0Vcd Gas AbtarafuS,
Lon lighting Manufactures, Mines, Mills. Streets,
l. Theatres, Lighthouses, &c. sc. in a con,enis
ent, safe and economical manner. with GasiSgLto
produced from fossil coal will be pr, q, co,nnle,s
for opperation Reasonable tcrms anil every infcr
nation respecting communicated on application %
w1NsLOw LEWIS, Boaen-or
DAVID MELVILLE, .atrpgrs, H. T.
N.B.-The Lights may be seen in opperstion a.
any time during The sppre aching sumner The iaik
ng.house, Newport. .spTies. lsIs.
JOHN h. LYON,
Bcs for sals,
A few bbls. Jar oud isoisio.
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fOh SAIL,
EOURShares in the Rhode Island Un-
Il ion Bank-also, Specie Dollars, If applied for
Immediately, by J. e.. SHAW. .tpra2e.