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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14
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coNDiIIuNs.
W. IT..

1T II 7o1On Council, Holden af the Couae1
Cdam6rr in Aewhort, on Sfoncay, Erb. So
1916.
yX7HEREAs j, has been Represented to itis To~i,
w Council. That The lsose and unlawful manner
Of Joining parties in the state OF Matrony, has in
many instances become a nuisance, by h2ihE ansuis
tabie and improper Psuprrs on the Town.
IL ~ hcr.fbr Yofed and ResSfyed. That she 9fr nhd
10th sections Of The sia,rtc Law ~ this State ress
pec,ing tie prevention of Cxn9e1ire Mafrs,es
taking place. be published three weeks eteccssesiy
IN each of the Nc~spspefs printed n this Town, go
The intent. that sIl persons clothed Nth po1ef
agreeable To the statute law Of srid staie respec.
tog Marriages, &c may be guarded, and guverc
By Order.
i- FF JONATHAN ALNy,
Comet Clsrt,
@ ECTIoN 9--ysnd be Il further ennetea That II
o.ny Assistant. Judge of,he Supreme judicial
Court, Jasticc " eonst of Common please. or OF
the Peace or Warden, Minister or Elder as sforc-
said, shah join rerocns toretler IN Mafriags Wits
out Cue and Ia siui ptbc. .iion, or when the tubE.
cation hath been law fully objected to-. Ind thc-ln,-
pcdi"eoi not re'noyej,thc persons Offending shs's
ON consci'on thereof upon bill of indictment before
,,e supreme judicial Court, faffcit ana paw rs fine
sum not exceeding Ote Thosssnd DoIlsfs, nor
less than Fifty DolIsfs 10 be imposed at ,hc Gisere.
dod of the s,id Court, TO tc holden III ire county
where uIe offence shai he committed. onc no;c,y
~ which finc shall be paid up,a The General Tfes-
ssry snd TIC Other noiety 10 him or them ~ho s.sli
inform Of tile said offence.
Sec. fo.--.snd he ~ Jarfler eaatisd Thst iF any
Ass's,sns. Judge NJ the supreme Judicial Court, i'm
tee Il Court Of Common Please or of tie Peece,
Warden. or elder 40 sfofsssid, sbsl pssfure ,s|
marry sGy mat OF tomsp vbo,o lee knows 20 hsvst
wife of Husband living or hath had wife ct
husband ~i,iin bis knoweldge, sn1 DOH not tnoF
that such wife OF husband Is dead IN fact in l.
that the person o.sring 20 Le maffied bath Il IA
Iswfrlly di, orced. such o.cer, sini-ssr der
offending. snd be.ssg thereof h~fsIy convicted
fore tic sfye,<id cov-f. shss. pay ss tae. 30 ~
for The r'e o. ,hr siz;e, hc ssH sis sss ii'rf az
BsIaga.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14

Lucy Daniels, who has been blind ever
since she was Two years old, and who has
been permitted TO walk the streets Of this
city, 10 darkness, seeking charity, during the
Tong period V3e years cf5er Ife, has, totally
been restored to sight, by Dr.. North, Of this
place. e.--Ncw. London Gazette:
A factory was burn, down a, Maltcn, Ms.
lasl Thur sdsy...loss $4,000.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14

The Staie OF khoue lslaisd ai.u Now.
deDce Plantations.
NeWhors, s.s.-Cierk's Office, SuhrenH Judi.
eiat Csn,f, County o/ reShor.
yUHEREAS, ABIGAIL EaowagLL, Of Little
" Compton, in the county Of Newport. wife Of
John Browneli. late OF said Little Compton, house
wright. bath this day filed in said Office her petition
to said ct. praying for the reasons therein stated
that th. Dands Of Marriage. subsistng between her
and the said John Browuell, may be rendered null
and void. and Decree Of Dvorse, be promulg s,ed
This is therefore to give notice to the said John
Browncll, or whonsoever 1t may concern that they
be and appear it they see 6,, at the supreme Judi.
cial Cout TO be holden at Newport, within and for
the county of Newport, the first Monday ofAisrch
next to shew cause if any they have, why the pray.
er of said petition should net be granted.
GIDEON PALMER, Clerk. g.
.NsaPors, February IL. 1Si6 t-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14

The candidates agreed on by the Republi-
can party for the ensuing election in MAssa.
cbusetts, are the Hon. SAMUEL DEXTER for
Governor, and the Hon. WILLIAM XINo Tor
Lieutenant Governor.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14
M.fRSHdL MoAcEY.

We refer QUE &C sdcrs TO the letter OF this
eldest marshal Of France" on our krsl
page. Il is certainly se'y independent and
intete esting document, and b,ealhes a spirit
uncorrupted by pe'fidy, aud untarnished by
tha, fulsome adula' ton, and ,hu mean spirit
ed efasIon of disgusting, aud sometimes an
meaning compliment, which are so apt 10 dis
grace the address VI a subject 10 has kingly
master" II is this eharacieI ISL. which de-
Sracted, in SO incensider able de gree, from the
merit Of Marshal Souit, as displayed IN his
"jnst,feanou" The force aad pungen'y Of
bis declarations, were In some measure coun.
teracted by the servile On ,nner in which ne
expressed himssif devoted 10 Lossis, and tho
sycophantic praise which he bestowed on the
lenient aod wise government Of the king
that government which levo,cs him TO ban
ishment from his native country, in the face
of the most ardent pfofe ssions Of airacbment,
protestaiions of innocence, and abuse Of the
gs.rfer," TO whom he was mostly indebted
for his honors and his laerels /! But those hon.
ors are expunged from the record of nobility,
and those iaurels are ,arnishcd by his late COO
duct. The glory which he inscribed with
his sword, in " letters Of blood," has been
bloued with his pen.
The letter of Marshal Mouccy 10 not de.
forme3 by this imperfec,ion and altko' the
fashionable etiquette geaeralIy pursued on
such occasion, is adopted, yet this is abun-
dainty justified by his previoss situation, as
we'll as ne relation in which he was then pla.
ced He was not, like Soul,, On exclusive
follower OF Bonaparte IN all his projects he
disapproved Of The invasion of Spain, aud was
en- enemy to that ambitious undertaking which
cost him his throne--fhe march 10 hloseo,y
he bad no sinister object to accomplish
but like ST. Paul, spoke "ihe words OF truth
and soberness. For this honest expression
OF his opinion and feelings, he was subjected
to three months Imprisonment.
With the true hee and spirit ofa man
whose greatest and best motive was the sal.
Walton OF his county, he portsys the DANCE.
rous and certain teadancies Of On inovaiion,
by the allies, on the liberties Of France
and of the arrival Of that unfortunate county
TO The acme Of human oppression. He tells the
king ,hat II Is The allies who required these
sacrifices !; it Is they who are for immolxtng
on the alter ofIeyenae, !" thoss colasoss and
statesmen. whosn names they cannot hear
without being reminded Of their own humil.
iation."
This letter is precisely 70 the point. II
contains 90 cx,raneous matter--no scrvile
acalation-no ambiguous expressions in re-
card to Inen and things,--lt exhibits o clear
and lucid developemen, Of The real state of
Francc--and the Marshal says, that IL he has
<'g regret, il is that he has LIVED
SINCE he SURVIVED THE GLORY
JNrRY." This document will rank
He eciara'ions Of Carnot, and is SUPER
points, to the famous reports Of tho
tiers Of France.
american Walehman.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14

AT New.York, MIR. G,iscom is delivering
lectures on inilammable gas, and exhibiting
specimens. lie buns il without smoke or
smell by passing il through hme wattr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14
Commissioners Nonee.

fI0HlnliSSf0NerS' IPOHCe.
WE, the subscribers, having been BY the Hon.
w Court OF Probate Of the town of Tivcrton,
appointed Commissioners TO receive, examine and
adjust the CLAIMS of tle several creditors TO the Es
tate OF STEPHEN TABER, lxte Of said Tneriop,
deceased, represented inso,enti give aotice tl,at
months FROM the tenth inst are allowed unto
said creditors. for bringing in and proving their
spectivc CLAIMS; and that we will attend. for that
pirpose, at Amy & Msneheste-'s, ON the last Sat-
urdAy in each month from ,hs, date.
WILLIAM COkEY,
JAMES MANCHE,TER.S
Al persons indebted to said Estate, are hereby
requested to make immediate payment TO
HOLDER ALNY, .sdm'r.
Tirerion, yIsaa,y ~, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14

The u. S. brig Tom Bowlins, sailed from
New.Orleaus on the 5th Of December, on a
cruise against the pirates in tho Guiph Of
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nonor and the cavalier, is vet remaining |:
May Con reward and prosper him trust
his letter, written at such immense personal
hazard, and exhibiting such msgnanimous
disin'erestedness may strike the heart and
eoIigbten the mind Of the Monarch to whom
il 10 addressed. The allusion to the palpsble
humiliation Of France TO the awful state Of
Poland, to the double dealing Of the Allies,
respecting Napoleon, must strike, I think,
conviction. The reminding The King Of
Marshal Ney's services and sofferings the
pathetic testimony to his saving the remnan,
ofFrenehnen at the battle Of Beresino, comes
With most emphatic force, from one who
dissdvised that batile.--O these hrosrrijs.ions!
these trials for high treason, in any age, in
any country, have always been revolving to
my mind In time Of peace, no crime 10
greater, but in time OF war and revolution.
wherc composition for the throne renders il
Impossible but to commit treason 70 one or
the other party, no crime Is so vspisl--it does
no, deserve the name. know no, bow these
executions affect your miod. or that Of others
bu, Cor myself, they remind me more Of the
sanguinsry times Of the revoiu'ioa OF 'o5,
than of the mild reign of a son OF 81. Louis.
Alas foe France. Ifgrcst has bee9 her sin,
mighty is her punish ncn, She has drank
TIE dregs Of the cop Of trembling, and w,ung
hen on:. wi,h The return Of her issful
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14

The British have erected Fort on Drum.
mond's Island, in the passage between Lakes
Huron and Superior, and abou, as miles from
our fort at Mackinaw, on L.kc Huron.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14
Coansissl0ners' Nome.

[0Elnsfssl01crs' Notice.
- Y, the subscribers. having been BY the Hon.
- Court of Probate Of the town OF Tiverou ap-
-G.teJ Commissioners TO receive. ex. mine and al.
jus, the claims Of the several ereilors against The
Estate Of CHRISTOPHER SOwtE, late Of said
Tiverton, dece ased, represented nsovept give no.
,ice that Sin months from the tenth inst are allow.
ed unto said creditors. for bringing in and trosing
their respective claims; and that ne uiiI attend for
that purpose, st Aimy & sf-nehes,ers, on the last
saturday in each month from that date
Il s.sEs M.sssas sascslEsrrn.} s1snsi c.a;.
All persons indebted n said Estate, sse here5y
required 90 make immeiists payment 10
HOLDEp A'ry. .sls,'r. !
Tssrfer, ya-za-y AZ. isIs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14

Ao arrival Mt New'Y York, from 81. Bars,
advises. that the Duleh government oil 81.
Martins and Curracos, has beeo established
by The recen, arrivsl ct those places of re-
quisi,e civil and military power.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14

Of a letter from Boston, dated Fe5.
il6, 10 gentleman in Providence.
e you read Helen Maria Williams
of the removal OF the S,atuary and
from the Pari, Museum, and the
'sit excited ! and have you sccn,and
Gas you must necds) the noble letter
bal Money to the King ! Such let.
ave saved Charles ]. from The block,
'tavus |. from assassination. TO raise
'ice, to risk ones self, in behalf of the
bed, Is no ordinary evidence Of hero.
The age of chivalry is no, then gone,
nething Of the ancient Gallick charac-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14
PRESENTS TO BONAPARTE.

A Baron Stomer,,a Ru,sisn Noblemen,
lately landed a, Brighton, bringing with hin,
hfy packing cases, ssatsiniss presents from
lhc Emperor Of Russia to his ci.devsnt I'm.
perisi Brother. They were Immediately for
warded to Portsmouth to be shipped for 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14

An arrival from Martinique, states, that the
Island Of GusdAloupe had been re-delivered
4" LOUIS 18th and that the British troops
were 10 leave il the 3ist Janua,y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14

~ AEew ~fs Of fhe above highiy valuable
and isfsyssfing cork. -vi7 so,n be r'eeirrd of
fsjs sTee, /er sas ~ "a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14

sov1l O.O(Js.1|~,yU0u0g -. gsAeialed the bit-
ter cceci;ec,ion Of the insults and exactions
ofsn army of foreigners, qoar,e'ed among
her Ia 'ime cf peace, and demanding the de-
strucuon OF her warriors and stsiesncn.--
Time Of peace. did say If,his be peace,
never before bad her White garments such
homicidal stains
"This subject, as ], always does, has lad
dened inc for apy other; let me then say
adieu.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14

A letter from Gibtaha', Dec. 10, suys :--"l
have bsen informed thai the Spsnia'ds bav,
restored the brig captured by the Americans
20 the Algerines."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14

II, II To1on. Council, HOLDEN at tie Couae.d
Cdam6rr in Aewhort, on Monday, Frb. So
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-11
Public sale.

On Saturday the 18th September, az
4 O'Clock P. NJ. will be sold without res
serve, that valuable MILL, the property
of the late Capt. George North, situated
On Holmes Run, in the county Of FARE
fax, and state Of Virginia. The safe 10
take place at the Coffee House in the
town of Alexandra, where the terms will
be made known.
BY Order of the Trustees,
Aug. Ia saats q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-11
Mr. John Muir,

YOU will take notice, that CD the 9th
day OF tie Circuit Court of the District
Of Columbia, to be held for tie county
Of Alexandria, in November 1916. Or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard ;
shall move that court to award Judg-
ment against ven in favor Of the common
council of Alexandra, for the sum OF
sixty four dollars and one cent, being
the amount due for paving and taxes on
your property corner of Due and Pit
streets, in the town of Alexandria, Tor
tl,e wears 1910. IL, u. IS, IA and 10
according to the act of congress passed
he 25th February. 1904.
J. u. SiMMS,
Attorney for the Common Councll
of alexandria.
May u5--l6 do'n
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NOTICE.

The Stockholders Of the Mechanics.
Bark of Alexandria are hereby notified,
that an instalment OF Half a Dollar on
each share of the capital stock OF SAID
bank is called for, to be paid on Monday
the 9th day of September next.
By order of the President and Diree.
TORS,
w. Paton, jun. Cashier.
August g.
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FOR SALE,
Freight or Charter.

Freight or Charter.
SSE The substantial fast sailing Schf
$50 Cumberland, burthen liz tons or d
$50 barrels. She is nearly new, well
found, and in every respect first rate
vessel, ana now IN complete efaef io'
the reception of cargo: Apply to
Butts aad Cawood.
August 8 eva
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Sugar and Coffee.

The Cargo of the schooner Tom, from
Aatanzas, consisting OF
IS boxes ist quality whites, su-
co ditto brown ) gars
S. s. h h Prime Green Coffee.
Landing at frwiu's wharf
For sale By
Also in Store.
Muscovsdo Sugars
Cosnac Brandy
Hollands Gin
Crowley and Bhstered Steel
Round Bolt Iron, and :.
Spanish Sugars-at extended creolt
for good paper.
august %
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QUfGLY's

Burr JMII Stone Manydetory.
rH ME subscriber has received a large
B supply of BURR BLOCKS, direct
from France and has commenced max
ING Burr Mill Stones, at his shop, upper
end of King street, near the store of MIR.
James Andersen, where he can, on a
short notice. furnish Stones Of any size,
warranted equal to any in the United
States, and on the mostreascnable terms.
Michael g,dgly.
april 6 II
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Hardware.

IEWEg YTPK'L,N'S 6, co.
Have received by ships Ocean and Hofe-
fern, from Licerpool, general assert
ment OF
HARD WARE & CUTLERY.
ON HAND,
A general assortment German Goods,
Which will be sold on the most &C
commodatins terms to punctual custom
ers-or for cash.
May %
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NOTICE

The Stockholders of the Mechanicss
Bank OF Alexandra are hereby niosifed3
that a dividend of five per cent on the ca
pital stock paid IN, is this day declared
payable to them or their legal represerls
tatiyes, on Friday the 18th inst.
By order of the President and Direes
tors,
WI. PATTON, jun Cashier.
Spntenher 8
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Lawrason s Fowle.
Exchange Office, GceFgetozt9l

LAJiNllkSS, NIAbANS3 q
n WILL give the highest prsainm Tor
Drafts at Sight, and Bank Notes, Oh
the following places. viz,
Boston, New York, Philadelph la' bal
tmOre, Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina anu Georgia will also give
the highest p eminm fer Drafts on New
OrIeaos. Treasury Notes and Specie
All kinds Of Western Bank Notes
bought and sold. -,
An kinds of Stocks and Bills OF hX'
change bought and sold.
Notes. Drafts, and Interest collected
and RENTED for small commission.
~ Persons travelling to any part o.
he United states may be supplied WITH
suitable Fands.
NJ Please TO eHSaire atmy hXenange
and Brokers Office, Br;dge-street, Geo.
Romulns Riggs.
June u
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For freight to Boston,

9S9 The good sch'r Five Bre-
SSss theirs, Capt. John Brown -
49,, will sail in few days. For
freight OF few hundred bar
'sls, which will be taken low, apply to
Lindsay 9 Hill.
angast II
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For Freight Or harter,
fS@ The elegant & fast Stirling brig
49, .qgenoria, Cyril Martin, master !:
she carries about 1900 barrels, 4 is now
in complete order for any voyage.
ALSO.
ks;g The substantial brig nespateh,
Rsals&SssM. Gibbs, master; barthen abour
1900 barrels. She is a new vessel, saile
fast, and will be ready for the reception
of a cargo in four days.
ALSO.
LIZ The new and very fast sailing
SsSa $3.50 schooner Fenelon, Mayhem, mas
ter; burthen about 1000 barrels, now
ready to receive cargo Apply TO
Z. FL Rowland,
Who has for seie,
&C cases American manufactured Cot
tons. Swedish Bar Iron. an assortment OF
Cut Nails, 81 reams of Writing 4 Wrap
ping Paper, and few casks spermacer
OIL.
mo. IL
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Just Received.

81 casks OF Sd, I'D, cd, Sd. 10d, I'D
and 2Gd Cut Nails:
also,
One case Canton Grapes Of assorted
colors, for sale on reasonable terms.
John G.. Ladd e Co. 7
August 6 tt
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Land tor ale.

rE7HE subscriber, offers for sa!e two
& small FARMS in the county OF
Westmorcland and state Of Virginia
One Oh Mattox Creek. containing eco
acres. principally land of the first quail
ty, 40 Of which is heavily timbered.-
There is on this tracta good dwelling
house, with all necessary out-houses, a
fine young apple and peach orchard,
springs of never falling streams convent
cit. The house stands on the banks of
the creek where every convenience and
luxury that the season can afford is at
tached TO it. ',s.e
ALSO, saSs
One other Tract, lying and being in
the same county, about one and arbalt
miles from the above tract, containing
262 and half acres, about $50 acres or
which is in good timber-there is dwell
ling house, kitchen, and an apple or
chard with some other valuable fruit at
tached to this, with spring of good wa
Ter. For terms apply to Baldwin M.
Lee, Esq. or Henry Beaucock, both of
which gentlemen live near the premises,
or the subscriber in Alexandria.
ELLIOT MUSE.
Cd mo. %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-11
For Freight or Charter,

SgS Tie substantial British Brig
sss. Dasher, Freemau Collins, mas
ter: an excellent vessel. burthen lSS
tons. slows about 1000 barrels, will be
ready for the reception of a cargo in a
few days. Apply to
John Jackson.
Who has for sale The Cargo Of said
TeSSel--
l45 tons Plaster.
August g.