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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-05
LATEST RRoM FRINcE.

By the brig Hen,ucky.Belle, the Editors
of the Mercantile Advertiser have received
Bordeaux papers to the 9Th Of April, and
Paris Of the 4th but their contents are gen.
orally uninteresting. A Paris paper Of tic
81 Of April gives the following paragraphs:
"Mrs. Patterson, the daughter Of Mr.. Pat.
,crson a rich American, is now 10 thi, city.
She comes TO prosecute her claim as vhe legi.
innate heir Of an ex.king, 10 the very large
estates ,b?t he hs, left in this county. Il is
expected the trial viii come on Immediately.
"M. Hyde dc NeuyiIlc. this day asked the
Chambcr.to grant him permission to be absent
ssuficieot time TO attend to the mission, con.
ferred upon hin by his Majesty, as minister to
the United S,a,cs.-His request was granted.
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IL is to be regreited, that many individual
acts OF galantry do not md their way into
the annals Of the accent war. Impartial his
tory will, however do Justice TO all ; and ma
ny officers, who considered themselves
neglected, will fnd their deeds embiazoned
~ story.
Among the many acts OF Drawing danger,
performed By the gallant officers OF the cam.
! fsssn on the Niagara, we record the follow.
ing as highly honorable to the Ingenuity aud
daring spirit Of Col. GEoRoE NJ. BaooxE, of
Virginia. Duiing the siege Of Fort Eric,
our Inlle army displayed more obstinate dc
vosion TO the character IL had won on The
plains Of Chippewa, the heights of Bridgewa.
ter, and the entertainments of Fort Erie,
tkao eau DO tourd in the military history of
sry other country. Ii was customary for the
ofh-crs commanding regiments, bal,allions,
ot companies, 10 volunteer for what was then
called "pie9aet fights" They always ter.
sinatc in diving the pquets oethe enemy
Ihe solicitations for permission 10 engage
| ia this kind of pariizan warfare became so
frequent and oitentimcs so flta, TO tho officers
eommandins, that the Generals, who were
soeces:iyely in command, determined to
check thi, useless ardour, and resolved on
| granting no further indulgence Of the kind.
! A. hat time Colonel (,ban Majos) Brooke,
1 being Officer Of the day, after visiting our a,l-
| sanced guards, came in, and applied for leave
| 10 beat up the epemy's picquet. IL was per-
smpiorily refused. He pleaded The indui-
! ge0ce gtsntce 10 others, as beiog Justly due
| to him. and ,he General commanding finally
assented. Brooke then selecting about 100
| men from his own command, dashed into the
woods which ssired our cntrenchments, met
and drove the enemy with great slaughter,
| and discovered a new battery at an important
7 point, which they were erecting under cover
| of the night. II became then an object of
importance TO annoy the fatigue parties en-
! ployed on this new work, but very difficult TO
effect from the thick woods concealing all
sgtheir moycms msats iron. tau view, of our tines
Col. Brooke, taking with him two dismoun.
ted Dragons, and carrying IN his hand a Ian
I tern covered with a watch.coa,, pissed du.
ring the night their line OF ccntincls, ascen-
| ded tree which stood about six PAGES in
front OF the enemy's new battery, and fixed it
| there. cord was attached 10 the watch
coat, with which, when he had descended
aud retired the length Of it, he drew the coat
| fom the lantern, and cree ping round the line
of centinels returned safe into camp. The
| American batteries, directed by The light OF
| the lantern IN the tree, opened their fire upon
The onsuspec;ing wotkmen, who could not
divine what secret spirit had BETRAYED the
position OF their labors, until they observed
tbe light swinging in the air nor then could
form any conjecture, by wha, daring band, it
had been there suspended. Boston Patriot.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-05
Total, dollars,
Elegant Paper Hangings and Borders.
JOSIAH SHAW,

.Ns li9. Thnres.,trees.
LAS Just received, and offers for sale upon as
good term. can be purchased in this State,
complete assortment Of PAPER uAHGiNCS aud
BORDERS, of various prices and quality. Pleas
Gait and see them.
Hs hds aifo fer sa'e e.eab as EVER, a general as.
sortiBsnt Of sCHODLBOOKS and STATIONARY,
with full supply of the celebrated velum Pools.
cap PAPER, Of Hudson & Good yin, much used
in schools .Jfureh t.
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99isceiIanps


Our friend John Bull not only grumblcs,
bui bellows at the war burdens laid on his
back IN time of peace. We are not capable
ofsrloiciog, like Shylock, at the +" i'll luck"
oi feliowmen; but we do rejoice, tina, the sins
OF England. ('',he rallying point Of legi,i-
macy are visited with pcuance that If on
interrupted peace is not a,tainable, neither
can war be perpetual, while nations most pay
the costs. - Bcsf. Chron.
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- PRINTING, efaH kiud., ereeRied in
a ,a'!Vcctory manner, al ttis .Ese.
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and directed TO the posI-ofiice nearest TO The
abode OF such person agfeeab'y 10 nay best
Information, except in the case OF persons not
residing Within this collection disuict.
In the statements furnished by individuals
Il will be necessary TO specify with precision
the property OF an individual rs Ii existed AT
the time OF the preceding assessment, the as
sessabie property omitted then TO be assessed,
and its value, the transfers of real estate and
slaves (stating the names snl residence oil
the persons 10 whom ttansterredl aud their
value, the changes of residents and non.resi
dents with their names aud residence, and
the value OF the properly, the burning es
destruction OF houses or other Fixed improve
ments of real estate, with their value, proper
~ that has become exempt from taxation
and It's value, stating the grounds on which
the exemption is claimed, aLd the state laws
by which il is permanently or specially ex.
empted, aud where an abatement is claimed
for slaves that have died or hare bccoDss
useless since the preceding assessment must
give list of all slaves with their sex and
ages (excep,iDg those obtained by trsnsier)
owned by the individual, valued according TO
their value on the lst Of June, 1916, which
value must be less than the vslustion OF his
slaves at the preceding assessment 10 enti,le
him TO an abatement. In all these cases
there must be such specification and ccs-
cripiion OF the property, as il stands on the
lst Of June lal6, and as It stood at tho prece-
ding assessment, as will enable the ptincipsl
assessor TO make proper deductions in Sases
where they may be rightfuly claimed, and
proper charges where they are incurred.
To aid in attaining this precision, the
following form is annexed, being that requil'
cd in the original ASSORTMENT, and which,
as near as may be, may serve as model n
drawing out the statements now required
from individuals.
Where conveyance have been made, il
should be agreed, between the gtanser aad
grantee, WHAT sum is TO be deducted fror
the lis, OF the former, and added to that OF
the latter; otherwise the assessor may have
to tix the SUN with very imperfect iniorma-
,ion, although reference will be bad TO The
forrnec coinps Of the Assistans- Assessors
X is to be noticed, that all properly is tn stand
in the lis at the same price il did last year ;
OF course, whe,os part OF any property Is
transferred, it should bear a reasonable p'o-
| portion TO the whole. Blcnk lists, printed
agreeable 10 tho following form, may oc had
| by applying to the Collector Of the lnrernal
Resinue, in Newport @. Green, ia Ports
mouth; Sausns. nss.. ss.-!!.,--ia Worrcu; and
at the counting room of tho Undersigned in
| Bristol.
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-05
JOHN D'WOLF,
PyiacihRl assessor lM Il. Z. District.
Bristol, May IS, 1916.

List of lands, lots Of ground, with their i'm.
provemen,s, dwelling houses and slaves, own
ed by A. g. on the ST day of June, 1916, ly-
ing and being within the ---- district OF the
State of -, viz: IN the here insert the couu-
ty, township, or parish, in which the proper.
~ is situated.
One farm (here insert It's description, speei.
flying the water course, or hill, OF noun.
tain, or high road, on which il is situd,ed,
or noting the adjoining proprieto's, o.
otherwise stating particulars, by which 1t
may be known and dialinguished,) con-
tanning (herc insert in words at iength the
number Of acres, having thereon Zone dwell
Ing house, of wood, of Two stories, 40 feet
in length BY 80 feet in depth, two barns,
Of wood, one corD-house, one grist mill,
describing the same, and apy other im
provemsnts the farm may contain) valued
at Dollars,
One dwelling house in the town Of
(here insert the town, the street,
sc. the materials of which built,
the number OF stories, the length
and debth, the buildings or Offices
attached, and particularizing the
extent Of the lot 9n which it stands
valued at Dollars.
Two unimproved lois in the said
town, (here insert the stree, on
which situated, in square feet, per-
ches, or acres) valued at Dollars
Ten slaves of the following descriptions:
Nal-s--l above so years OF age
between IL and SO years
under IL years
Femaies--2 between IL and so years
under IL years
Valued at dollars,
Total, dollars,
Nay IS, 1916.
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Dr. Relte's Anti5iEous PHis,

! Dr. ReJe's Hnh6iG0ns Pills,
For Indigestion, loss of Appetite, Lis,leseness, Head
Ache, Costiyeness, Flatuence, Cholc, Bilious .Af
fections, &c.
Dr. ReLEe's Vegefa6le Shee,fe.
certain and expeditions for Sick Head Ache,
Bilious Affections, &C.
Dam/ries' Ointment,
certain, safe and expeditions cure for the ITCH,
however inUeerafe, in an hoar's application, may be
used by the most delicate p, egnant female on
children at the breast-GJ.s No danger from taking
cold -! QJ.8sk for "Dumfries' Ointment" noTc
are genuine unless signed "w. r. Conway as 'you
Daiue health observe he signature.
Dumfries' Lotion,
cure for the ITCH, ~jthOm smell.
BritiSh Antisthnc UsntiJrice.
The Tooth Ache is not only prevented by this Denti-
frice, but it renders dscoiored teeth beautifully
white, removes the cause of fster arising from dc
cayed teeth, mparts to the gums the eHl0rescenc9
OF health, and to the breath the most delectabie
sweetness.
Ep Albion Corn Piaister
This Plaster affords instant relief, the time
it dissolves and draws the corn out by the root,
without the least pain.
Cambrtan Zooth ,iche PiHs
These Pills afford immediate relief without the Ieas
injury to the Teeth.
DR.. HuRte,'s PiAs, DR.. Hunters Injection
Powers, and Dr. Huntct's Genre.
For the prevention and cure of the Veoercal Dis
ease however inveterate, in all it's vt- rs stag es
and even when mercury has failed 9 .re,uGrs
and description OF symptoms, so that ahy one u.ay
cure themselves with secrecy CJ6' CTo doh0rs)
accompany each pockol ~ ..sk ter u Il ner,
Pills. None are genuine Gu. those Slyned " 4.
Conway" you vaiae hea!h ObSe're he shagHe
The whole OF the above Medicines axe prepared
and sold wholesale, Oy The sole Proprietor, w T.
CoEwAY, No |, IIomiltoD Piac,, CUmmonstreet,
Boston, and retaied by
SAMUEL w. VINSON,
THlb1hS-STREET, AEWl ORI, X. T.
ii. A. Condy, Providence, John Fiooonrt. No 238,
Water-street, New York, and most DIuggiss, Book
stores and Post MASTERS throughout the U States
o. Pamphlets of many extraordinary cures may be
had at the agents gratis.
or None Of the above genuine, unless signed
"W. 4. Conway :" as you catue health obssr1e Misi
o. A large discount to Country Traders, and
those who buy 20 sell again
Newport, .ipflt %, 1916. uyew)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-01
NEW CARDING MACHINE.

.At CUNDALL's Mile.
HE subscriber informs the public he has, in sd.
dinon to his former machinery, erected a new
machine for carding Wool of the finest quality and
WI &c aoie IN future to have wool, of all grades,
carded in the best manner "''
He also continues the coloring and finishing Wool
en- Cloths, as usual Likewise will manrfac,u,.
common or merino Wool into Plains, sat,inet,, C.s:
simeres, Flannes, &c. Sc on very reasonable ,sr,s
While tue subscriber thanks his numerous friend.
and customers for the many favors received. he
.akes'ne liberty OF urging the payment Of out stand
ing accounts, multiplicity of which are now nm.
on settledhis books SAMrFJ cIApVp
P0rlsm0,th, Julv 9, 1915
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II Meeting OF the DueotOrs OF the MARI i!'
a. Office On iucsd@y, Ap,d -S, 1916 ~ v.-
t0 ea and Resolssi, ha. tie pay I1eni ut the e..
IncGt OF rlI,D,n DuhAts, "a c,sh shOic, tam,
tire .st Cay p Siay u-Nt, be an4 IS hereby sus'
pended ior tC OF one yc,g, sHu Il. ,ne Nat,s
winch have been s.ISn ~, ttol ~ r>tc'CA wan the
same or other app.ovsp cnu0Tsers. oNu maze pays-
bic on the lst day o. MAJ, 1917, al rtuer OF lac
Banks in thls iowa.
His further yo.sd and acso!red, inrt the Five
Dollars ON each snare, tnt p7y...'. %. zach Wos
the 23d OF January las, suspondcd uuJ, ,nc tst
day OF May next, be and ne'GJy ,urthcr suspend
ed unti the hsst day OF August next, ana TIA. the
Nv,es therefor be renewed, with the same or other
approved endorsers until tue sad lst day Of August
next, and made payab,c al eithsr OF the Banks an
tuis town--and that tae above votes be inserted
ooth of The Newspapers printed IN this town.
ibrH "a BENZ, PEtRUE, Nec'ry
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POETRY.
THE sLANDFRER'S TOMB.
BY n. II. WRIGHT.

By N. II. WRIGHT.
OEEp in the dreary forest gloom,
Where not hower is seen TO bloom,
And where poisoned streamlet Iayes
The bank where deadly nightshade waves,
Is seen the Slanderer's lonely tomb.
The boding owlet, hov'ring round,
Sends forth her screech of fearful sound
The black winged raven fingers there,
And blasting dews pollute the air,
And fall upon the unhallowed mound
For him who sleeps in that lone bed,
No tear OF fond regret is .hed,
No kindred dear his fate bemoan,
Or raise the consecrated stone,
With pious hands, above his head.
Atke to heaven and man q foe,
The only Joy on earth he knew.
Was to destroy his neighbor's fame,
To blight the fairest, brightest name.
And aim at Virtues breast, a blow.
On his dark brow scowpd envy dire,
His eye balls hash'd baleful fire,
whilst Malice, and envenom'd hate,
Dwelt IN his heart in sulleD state,
And swelPd il with helllsh ire.
indignant, saw tn Almighty power,
Ihe wretch, fell woes onnd him shower
The bolt OF Heaven in thunder sped,
And struck the proving monster dead,
That he should curse the word no more.
And now, in dreary forest-gloom,
Where not flower is seen 20 bloom,
And where poIsond sire s'nlet laves.
The bank where deadly ulghl sh de waves,
IL seen the hateful olanderer's lOmb
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Mdsonic Minstrel.

IoSI published and now ready TO be delivered 10
y Subscribers, at the Book. Store Of RousnAsIER.
& BARBER
ms DOCK Is large octave size, printed on fine
demi wove paper, elegantly bound and eueied. giIt
edge and contains about 47O pages with four eIe
giant ehgrayings This valuable work is recoumen.
ded to every individual BROTHER, and may be
considered valuable acquisition to the library of
all societies, and pleasing Companion for every
1ENTLEhAN throughout the United States
March 27 &C
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O@i0" WooAen Manytaeto,y.

THE UNION WOOLEN .MaNUF.4CTORy.
established at Portsmouth, ION this Island) u
nov in operation The Machinery is new, and OF
.he best klnd, and an experienced Workman has
been employed 10 carry it on.-The Proprie,ors will
receive Wool to Manufacture into CLoTH; and the
Whole process, any branch OF its manufacturing.
shall 0e done in the best manner, as expeditously
end or as reasonable terms be done at anv
Manufactogy il the State Apply at the Manufacto.
ry. to JOHN BABCOCK go~rt
Pm mDfTb Dee. 13. 1915
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WEW BOOKS.


Il LY. second Journal, 81 the Heroine or adven.
IL lures of Cherubna, a romance, by Barrett, 2v.
/ 'he Missionary, poem, by Bowie, Is cts His
tory Of ~ officers Widow, and her young family,
by Mrs Kohand, 81 cts. The Magic OF Health, a
novel, IN 3 vols 2, DayneyS Poems, 62 cts Says
ole 10 her NeIghbor Wha vols. in ., by an old
iAShloned Engiishman, 2. 1hc Field OF Waterloo,
poem oy Waltsr Scott The Spanish Guitar, tale,
25 C,s. Narrative Of the events which have tsssn
place in France from the landing oi Napoleon Bona
Lste, on the St March 1915, till the restoration OF
Louis XVIII with an accoun; Of the present state Of
society aod public opinion, by Helen Maria VIII
haWs, ptice dollar, Memoirs, &c. Oi General Mo-
resu, illustrated witt lac smile oil the Generals
last letter 10 Madame Moreau, and an engraved plan
oil the siege Of Kehi and passage of the Rhine, IN
1886 by JON" ph'.ieert, Esq. Ih= rare'i'sc %
Coquetts, poem in nine paris, /, The BicFcn
Harp Poems, by Il G. knight, IS cents The ! iiS
Spectator, translated from tie EIlach, uy MI, Jer-
dan, III 3 vols. price 8 ? D cents
JHss recSiVed, a'id Jor Sat, by
JOSian &. ).
No rs, 1ti7.s street
N'srpbert. 31ill ID 1916
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i[Ii4iC.

V'hE high.bred horse FRoLlC will stand at the
- Stable Of Mr.. Jos>ph Reynolds, on Little Rest
H., every Monday and ruescay, during the
son--At the stable & General Joseph stanton, in
Chariestown, on Monday, Saturday and sunday
At the stable OF MIR. sylvester G.yit, in Westerly,
on Thursday ana Friday.
FRoliC IS three.iourths blooded and his stock
has proved remarkably good-terms, Five, Taree
and Two Dollars.
SoR.A hggstosr, .ibril 2S, 1916.
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NOTICE..

Nsrpbort, .8pr.l "a, 1916
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.. PRINTING. Of aR tinds, ereeGfes N
9 .a,i.lac,0ry manner, :. iht. .sss,
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HENRY A. CONDY,

UGGISI-Providenee,
HAS just received. a large assortment of those
JHsDy esteemed and highly approved Medicines" ;"
prepared BY w T. CONWAY. No l. HamiIton PLACE
Common-street, Boston
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For Sale,
J'Wo FARMS, containing about .40 acres each,
situated IN the east part of Exeter, r. l. about
one mile south Of the meeting house There ara
on said Farms two good Houses and other build.
ngs Each Farm is well watered and contains a
sutficiency of wood; also, a5out four hundred ap-
PIE trees, part OF them grated The land is good
for grain and grass, and is well watered For fur
thcr particulars, inquire OF the Subscriber, living
on the premises.
HENRY REYNOLDS.
Erc'e1', Fsb,uarr %, 1916. CSm
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For Sale or 10 Let,
HARRISON ERIN.

For. safe
ElVE-T WELFTH OF Cotton Manufactory, stu.
ate in J|orth hngstozgn, about mile from
ptcSJord II hss stream Of water sufficient 20 op.
perate 1000 spindles, and has in operation $50,
with D~eiling-House and other necessary Build
ings, all IN good repair Seldom has property pos.
Sessng so many advantages been offered for sale.
ihe terms will be liberal and may be known by sp
plying to JOHN HAWKINS, at the Factory, or to
BERIAH & DANIEL WAITE.
Negtort, June z, 1915
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HOUSES 81 SHOPS.
REAL ESTATE-FoR SALE.

He subscriber offers for sale, his Estate situars
ed IN Thames street, next south of the brick
Market II contains three shops in front, and has
convenient yard, good well of water, barn, &c. &c.
For idcther PARTICULARS inquire of the subscrber iy'
ing oD the premises SAMUEL WATSON.
-tslgporf, Se5fs,,ber 6, 1875
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-08
DOVER, N II. OCT, 1.
Murder Z j! /! 4

To the already awfuly black, and dai
iy increasing catalogue Of crimes, con,
mitted in various paris Of the country, it
Is unfortunately our duty to record II
RORRID MURDER, committed III
the town of Dushsn, on Wednelday lait I,
by one TIMOTHY EMERSON, of Durham,
on the body If Mr. JAMes LsMos. The
circumitanc of this affair as lar as we
have been able 10 learn, are as follows -
The deceaied was driving his team Ia
company with another perion, when they
were met by Emerfon Between Lamos
aud Eme,fon quarrel had Previoatly ex
ifed A few words peh d, and Emer
fon truck Lsmos fevere blow with his
fit. and thea took a fake from the fence,
With which he gave Lamos blow on the
head, Which terminated IN death IN about
IT hours. Emerfon wosd have repeat
cd his blows but for the intefpolition of
the third peIfon. A Coroner's Isqutit
was held on the body, Whole verdict was,
that "He come BY bis death BY vislenee
Emerion has been commltted TO goa
in this town, to await his trial In Febru-
airy next
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-08

tor il river or mountain fills our minds
with the idea ofsuhlimity, where shall we find
space sufficient for him "who holdeth the wa.
tiers in the hollow of his hand, who weighed
the maintains in scales and the hills in la
lence.'
In reading in the records Of past ages OF
nations, boundless in their extent. swarming
with inhabitants, overlooking with all the
Injuries OF life, placed under the sovereign
controul ofone man, we pause and contem-
plate the mighty subject. We behold the
monarch surrounded by armies /" numerous
as the Iocusts of the summer, and resistless as
the blasts Of pestilence,s holding as il were in
bis hand, the destiny of millions, and we are
lost in amazement. If the contemplation of a
being like ourselves, exalted to grandeur, fills
the mind with ideas of sublimity, what Ian
guage can express, what heart conceive, the
greatness OF him, in whose sight the mighty
monarch is worm, at whose command the
universe arose out of chaos, by whose wisdom
1t is upheld, and by whose power it can be
annihilated, for even according to the theory
of DIR. Herschel, the planets have their satel,
lites revolving around them, these in like man
ner reyolve round the sun, the sun with the
system of which it's the centre, revolve round
another and greater system, these two sys-
TENS revolve round another, and SO on until
the whole stupendous fabric revolves around
the Almighty architect Even this consider
alton, grand as it is, does no, give US perfect
idea OF the Deity; he is eternal, how can his
duration be comprehended by the creature OF
a day ! he is omnpo,ent, how can his power
be imagined by frail child of the dust he is
omnipresent, how can his existence be con-
ceised by being whose deepest penetration
cannot discover the events of the next moment
OF his existence.
Son OF presumption now look on thyseli
and tremtle. Why art thou vain, thou per-
ishable dust Of the earth ? Cast thy eyes on
the ground-within space narrow and insig-
niiicant as thy body, within this sod upon
which thou walkest in the steps of pride, shall
thyself and thy vanity be buried forever, and
like the innocent beggar, whom thou hast 50
often spurned from thy door, shalt thou be-
come food for worms, but unlike him, tby
soul shall be prey to torment, willie bis
shall repose in the bosom OF his maker.
1.-THE LAY Preacher"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-08

Thousand dolls. leaves a loss OF about IS pei
cent ON MIR Smith'sloan. Ills loan, whici
believe was the last made BY our go' eln-
ment cost the United States one m,liion one
hundred and sky thousand dollars
| his statement viii shew, that our gov.
1lnmrnt paid nearly three million OF dollars
Ia SIX per cent sock, which Is nov at pre-
MUM for one million eight. hundred thou.
sand dollars in bank notes. few month:
more OF war, aud losns at tbis rate, would
have placed our county in dcplosable sit
ua,ion.- FED. Kehnb