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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-31
Navy Commissioners Office.


lSM Joaaavy. 1916. ~
THE Board of Navy Commissioners win receive
i until the lst day Of April next, proposals for 3
furnishing the following description Of articles re-
quired for navy use, viz;
Cannon, csrronades and cannon locks,
Ball. round, grape. canister and lead.
Ssltpetre, sulphur |
Cannon and priming powder tr
Muskets, pistols, swords, boarding pipes and
battles axes ,ls
Copper-shcathing assorted. say I.s of 70 ozs.
18th Of % ozs. l-o,h Of 26 ozs. l.4th of IS
oxs. l.xth of 80 oxs and I. 9th Of S4 ozs.
Copper bolts, spikes. sheathing nails--assorted.
Lead in pigs and sheets;
Anchors from 500 to 1000 lbs.
Iron kcntlcdgc; Nj
Hemp--American
Twine-whipping. sewing and seine;
Iron for shirping,
ssaves--leger. pipe. hogshead and gang eask.
Bunting;
seamens clothng--ha,s. shoes. trowscrs, shirts
Flannel and wildbore for cartridges,
Lgnum vi'x and paints
To be delivered either a, Warrington, New.York
or Boston. w
Persons rendering a supply Of any Of these arti.
cles, will be pleased TO state particularly the kind
the greatest and the least quantity of each article
they may be disposed to furnish--and on the cnvc-
lope Of tho tendss, they viii endorse The substance
Of their proposals in the following form.
Proposals TO furnish ------, for the uss
OF the Navy, made by ---------, in consequence
Of the Navy Commissioners' Advertisement Of lalb
OF January, 1916"
With those whose proposals may be accepted the
Commissioners viii enter into contract and 10 ca
where the articles not TO be Immediately de-
vered and paid for, the contractors will be requir-
eel to give satisfactory securty fox Tie performances
Of their contracts, and IL will be we'll for ihetn to-
accompany their tenders with the names Of the per-
disposed to become their sure,cs. and cyidsnca
Of their competency.
On the ist day Of April, and not before, all thA
tenders will be opened and acted upon.
JOHN RODGERS,
President Of the Beard.
Jsnuary 11 --2m.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-31

~ We are requested 20 ssafr. that she
Rer. Mr.. CARRIaus. nho intended 20 breach
ia This foam, on fhe 2Sd insf. svas frrvenfed
fsrhaehiny here, BY indisfosinion. He wH
preach in fhis mace ogain,sn I1esdag evening,
Fr5. IS, II nofAiag prevents. fsne :
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-31
NOTICE.

vx1HEREAs Resolution was passed by the citi-
w zens Of this town, At town.meeting held on
the 2Slh inst requesting the PHysiciASs to give
public notice of the terms which they would Vac
einste.-we, the undarsigned. in compliance with
their request, and from desire on our part to in
duce the citizens Of Newport generally to avail
themselyes Of the benefits of Vaccination, do agree
TO vaeeiaa,e the Poem without fee, and those Of A.
bility, TO make compensation for such service, at
the following reduced prices. until the LIST day of
June next, viz la single Person. S2.-More than
BENJAMIN W. CASE.
ENOCH HAZARD,
DAVID KING,
WILLIAM TURNER,
EDMUND Z. WARlNC,
JONATHAN EASTON.
JONATHAN T.. HAZARD.
NeWferf. JsnunSy 81, 1876.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-31

Tus subscriber oilers for sale. bic Estits sisua,
i ed IN Thsmes-sircet, next south OF the bricn
Market Il c6n,sins three shops IN front, snd has
onsenen, ysrd. good we'll OF w:ier. bsrn, tc; g.
"a. aa tho urenises. SAMUEL WATSON.
,Ssrps,,, .s.tlentsr 8, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-31
AFARM 10 LET.

ANy person wishing to hire my Point Judith
Farm, may know tive terms, by applying TO Doct.
George Hazard, Of south kingstown. or the ssbscrr
Der, in Norwich, Con.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-31

StbtfoS <1~ssoos
The Havana Diary Of the Sd Jan. has
been received, containing The official ac-
count of the surrender OF Carthagena, at
discretion, to the royal army under
Gen. Murrillo, on the 9th Dec. last.
The troops committed no excesses, and
the city being destitute of provisions,
Gen. Muriilo, directed 1000 head of
cattle to be brought for the inhabitants.
Itappcars that the principal ringlea-
ders OF the insurgents Effected their es.
cape. PhHa z. 7.
The above Information is confirmed
by accounts from Jamaica and St. Do
mingo. 1t appears that the city capit-
ulated on the 9th Of Dec. forced to that
measure by being in state of starvation.
Many men, women and children had
previously sailed for places where they
hoped to find food and peace]
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School. Books. Paper, 2pllls, Slaics, &c.
JOSIAH c. SHAW,
no. iiS, 7han1es.sfreef


200 rcams No. / 62. telium. No.
IL 2, Tpolscsp, and No. ( pot writing PAPERi
10000 Quilts, ~ dor, Slatcs. :.
and Divders, and variety OF other articles too M.
fnerous 10 mehtioh--sll Of which he is Determined
to dispose of a. cheap can be purchased N tins
tU.vu ssnp. q
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plblisag Is alxdff. re fI5oPxeea1le 4
siy Of again ealing 81, s;fb 0en xf
befs, sph0 arc In arsfars. /or PAPER.
70 make payment. n very icxet 6fotvr-
iion are. indsbfsd forl the paper. from u,e
10 nearly sevea years. > II mast be oboious
|. 10 rVery one, fhaf so many smaN aecyuntsl
collectively make a considerable suns, and
IL 6eiag ssifhheid BY indivunois, opevoseS
greaty TO hhe injury Q/'fhe Editor, 10 soy /.
nothing Of fhe Inconvenience arising there
.from. tas
Wten these fhings are daiy eOhsidtts.
BY those concerned, fhey svM not ccnsidks
IL vyust. u eoerceiVe measures are ,esvv.
ssdto, on ale pari Of fAe Editor, 10 ID /.
himSif jlssiee.
Therefore, all accounts, Of moro fdoss
one year standing, y nor paid on or Be.
tore the 22d March nexf, spW be placed
in Me hand efa Justice, for collection. !
WM. SlMONS. ks
Newbcrf. Jan. "a. 1916. y
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kline POCK.

Door. JOHNSON, has GENUINE FRESH
KINE-POCK MATTER, free from az
bod humsrs.
LIE viii iuoeulate all those who may wish 10 be
i forever secured from that destructive and loath
some disease, the S.ifiLL-P0X-fee moderate.
Remarks lit causes no other disease, but has Of
ten been known 20 improve the health. and TO re.
move some diseases under which the person before
labored 1t leaves behind blemish, but blessing,
one of the greatest ever bestowed on man, u per.
fec, security against the future effects Of the infsc
ton of the Small. .Pox. Jan. 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-31

Gov. SEELgy. ofKso,ucky, has Cor m ally
declined being candidate for tho Vice
Presidency or any o,asr station.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-31

The Bank of Pennsylvania has recently
ssn, 5000 specie dollars 10 the Mint Of the
Y. States, to be coined into small change.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-31

The Greek Indian, have given to General
Jackson three miles sqoarc Of land.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-31

Cd 70 bin rsspecsibg the Wasp, dfss Po6IlsES
ed N Norfolk paper end ccpSed Into the
RRruBLicASs few weeks since, sis entirely
uufounded."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-31

DR.. =. 4. HAZARD,
INFORMS the public ,ha, he has removed to New
L port. and viii attend to any calls made in the
line Of his profession, A. No IL. Thames street.
where he has opened an assortment of MEDICINES,
for sale. January 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-31

y wealth and dil
taodssnd other means les a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30
ATTENTION !!

The democrats are making every possible
exertion to procure majority in the House of
Representatives the ensuing year. Their
Committees have sent Circulars to every town
where they can hope success, directing them
to choose BY all means as many Representatives
as by law they can choose. They begin al
ready to say that it is wholly uncertain who
will be governor for the year TO come. We
can all understand this. Remember the
shameful proceedings, in the days Of Noble.
bags and Mr.. Scattering Such being the de
sign OF the democrats--and such the conlu-
sion they would make should they succeed,
it becomes the imperious duty of eyey federal
town in Maine to e!eGt their tiiH number oil
representatives. 1t is earnestly desired that
no local consideration would prevent tbi.
measure. Should democratic majority in
the house be chosen, they will do all in their
power to torture the return Of votes, SO as TO
defeat the choice of the people OF if Gen.
Brooks should be declared the Governor, they
will surround him with democratic Council.
Duty calls.-Let every federal town exert its
strength-and the consequence will be man
y triumph & government acting in concert.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30
COMMUNICATIONS

The 0Ge~s tbe P.aan5 Regime 6avs naosiusosRy
ogfesffo bvs tbsir oils eaAsd IN /t1 b,sensy bt
time at be5 tbe,- bee beer p,epi s'y sa'ed 10
afPe1. Ina b. Lped tbe e.argps ron! be 1',vsiai.y
oH rus -tsan tseef envsssnes 70 fbs men esesP
ting 4pbs' nay s,it 'bs, /asms b0ba' f sssfis'-
irg g 0ls osioek s"m II eI.k three clad en-
III Jesv TIC -01 ises ve,y Dnmiias and inp,efr at
any tine ca neoe- to be feis actual sesv;se
militia not f. Ppe0, o'eiOe 1UU not ososd
re to bnp,giaf Lssi:, fsl ~ berg ibs pr at ssco
ostl BIZ fbs safysd 70 appear at frDs o' Be 4Uii
P'otabl, Mt make bn apfeo' usfa fsrHfd to-
dock yet IL I'D be esyj. Dim tie. 10 ef1sa, at
fwo It osa be yhs643 Ieen notifel sppsa, at
asiosk ubiab be ussa undoubtedly bavs been On
the ,pss ;, tzUeo eieek.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30
DIE d.


In England, Vice admiral Sw VIM. Mitchell
X e. b. sged n. He commanded he las, 10
Lord Duncsn's &C ion.
IN Paris, M B.rIbeiemy, the celebrated eng.
snd ms chemist. HIS t,ca'h wks oeessions.
oy blow from the ptobocis OF an elephant.
At his residence near Augusta, Geo. 9Th inst.
Gen. John Twiggs, the Oldest tiajoe-Denera in
commission in the US. During cur revolutionary
struggle, he bore am active aud conspicuous part,
and was distinguished many OCCASIONS for his
bravery and enterprise. II civil life, he was moi
less distinguished than in bis military hay-
ing GlIed various high Offices Of honor AID CONF.
dence.
In Baldwin, on the 18th inst. after few days
sickness, while on a visit TO her children, ,he wld-
ow Martha Dow, ofstaudsh, aged 6l
1t may be truely said Of Mrs. Dow, thai she was
valuable and useful woman. Her company and
assistance were much desired and sought after by
the sick, among nhom She spent much Of her time
A. a mother. she was Kind tender and indugent
ever imparting good counsel aud advice to her chill
dren; as a companion, she was cheerful, pleasant
aud social christian, her life was pions nd ex
emp airy, and she died in the firm hope OF blessed
Immortality leaving many to feel aud lament her
loss
10 Cape-Elizabeth, child OF Mr.. Daniel II. An
dfews, aged months.
Ia Mi'o,, jesse Rice, Esq, aged 65.-H
was an intelligent aid uptishi nagisira t,
wofshy citizen, and an eg m,tlafy CHI is,isn.
" Blessed are he dead that d { IN tie Lord y
IL Scarborough, Annsh S,Aebssid, aged 95.
, H. his sosn. Mrs. Name, Lar sbee, gee
Al onatd 8. snoi Nj ]. Is. tn k, r.. age.
Is days.--Csp'. seph Clement, aged 6O--aiis
Hsnnsh Hoier, aged SD chiid If | pope
T. q, aud ; child Vi M. John s ed.
Doomed, - In I.inmg,on. on he "a h ms
Mr.. "A 5nel Chase j.. eyed 50. He Was suem,
ing 70 bre lsmb OF log, on ln,le Ossipe,
fats, when oy sccden, he Wa. kne. d ,na
the liver, aud Velt the falls. lie IS + unc
about hi.sen mtnu,es sfier he fell mo the rive
below he fail, under a log near the shore oi The
tlver. The Dacsor was INSTANTLY cal d, bu, liz
Was past recovery.
Downed.-in See River, 18Th Of April, MI
keH Ell Mason, aged 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30

HE 'uoicrioer hereby gives pubic notice to
ali concerned that fhe has been duly aooo,o,.
ed aud taken upon herfelf he truff of Adminilra,
trix of the eifa,e Of WILL NJ BROWN. late oe
freeport, IN the eoua,y If Cumberland woman :.
deceaed, by giving bond a. the law drect.-fh.
therefore requelt all perfon. Who are ,noebted IN
the said deceaisds eltase 10 make immediate oav.
ment and ,hoie who have any emaDds thereon.
10 exhibit the lame to
AN "A BROWN.
Freeport April "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30
Portland April "a.

Nc subsc'ibsr' hereby gives public notice to
all cesceened, that he has been duly .ppo,n.
ted and taken upon himself The trust Of Guar.
dian Of THOMAS BARKER. in W,ndhsm, in
the county OF Cumberland, D, giving bond as the
isw d,sec's-He therefore requests all persons
who are indebted 10 the said Thomas, to make
immediate payment; and those who have any
demands on him TO exhibit the sane 30
JON THAN ANDREW.
Wndham, April "a 1876.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30
+" Separation sides.

Agreeably to request we publish the opinions
and proceedings of two meetings, one for aud the
other against the Separation of Maine from Mas
sachusetts. This shows that the declaration in the
Argus ami OF individuals, that we had shut our
columns to those who are in favor of the measure,
are citj,oui fo,aadation--W hatever our pirate
opinion may be on the subject, have rejected no
communication in favor of the measure, for none
has been offered, till that of the Committee from
the meeting at Augusta and with respect to that,
there can be no question.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30
Fiifu Dollars Remnrd.

G ToLfN from the aore OF the fubfcriber on the
- night of he 22d inft. the following Goods
aheu' 25 yard. Calico IN TWO pieces-a imsil piece
Of green hzmbree--black fix Handkerchiefs--7
iasge sbawis- cotton Handkerehiefs-l2 Wait
Cos Patterns. fome vety nice piece of Leno
Ninf.a--2 h. aforted cotton Thread-2 ID. affor-
te' Sew sllk-lo yards white Fiannei-6 yards
= ack Graie-soout rs Yards Cafimere, in four
lIeees two 'ight rrred dark do one piece
black ardf-a irislI piece Of India Cotton
a u piece Ribbons mott Of hem cut-l
d.. Morocco Shoe IS par 'hick shoe.--,s yds.
ot sattlnstte London brown coour-2 l. 2 yards
Of hgh. mixed ssocsis gues,. very row-aboue
yards Flu Cloth II pieees eva yards Lon
de- brown colour yey oice he Others black
8 yard, prefed bons sup Cin.h dark colour
sonIe IN ants Of CAmhrick mall RED Mo- eco
paeketbs,t k'--a fe - sa,s lea her over aud few
Dollar. IN Cafh aad ,ome o,hes goods tina. cannot
be decried
he sblve reward viii re paid for the gcods
and hieves, or IS dois fer either Il j. very
certain here Wa 'wo pc fons thar broke he fore
and carried If he COED.
Alexander M'Le.lan.
Co,b.on .,,;J oQ G
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30
NOTICE..

Avn AASSs
AEtEr's Off, Portland, Ap,I 80 1876.
The aiieAor, OF the town Of Port,and ksre5y
! give notice to the inhabtants aud other ser-
lons iabe 10 pay Taxes in AID town, that they viii
attend At their room in the u M. & F in's OF
tee ON tbs f6 t. ,b tesssb eeyef l'fsy next. TO re
ee,ve he va uat,on oi helr Real eaase according
10 law--and hey are hereny requeited 90 bring in
ttee and perfect nls Of their polls and he iuli
value Of tier elia,e.- ice udng IN its de.cripton
rropr,e,ory eta es- and ettate in ran, which they
ihaIi he respectively ol.flto If On the Il 4 aay
# Nay neat in their own right or the r,sh, OF
Others, p,~vsd - act i~p coed.
The iuhahitants are reQuefi. d 20 notice that the
following lchedule contains all the ,axab,e articles
Al d may ie,ve them As a form:
Polls, the number from 10 years oldl
and upwards
Real enale, the JUN value under thei,
own Improvement
Money Al insereii, more han they ,
pay in,erets Tor
s.aS aosk, held IN airy baak
Public iecuriiics VI al k,ads the Jun vaue
"A mouut Of he value Of goods wares and
merchandise tiock IN trade, veiies of
all forts VII tn ir sppurtenances ar
home or abroad AID for or not paid for
'Hories and cattle their jaH vaue
Income from poaefi ,n, faculty trade orr
emoloy nent, gained by land or lea
NB--lf the above advertisement be not proper.
ly tended TO the AfieG rs expect 10 bear 40 more
complain sfer the Tax Bills are iiusd for want
Of Juigmsnt 10 dooaaing their efia,es.
ssMss s ssst Aa,ns,.
DANIEL COBB
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30

and the Hon. FCornpany's fhip General
Hewett, Capt. Campbell, failed as itated
in our laff with a fair wind for China,
from Portfmouth, with the Ambanador.
Lord Amherf, and his flute His Elk
cellency is inftructed to allure the En-
Peror of the amity and good will toward
him, fulfilling in the breaf of the Prince
Regen. and to explain the nature and
object of our late war with the Nepauefe.
A letter from the prince to the Emperor,
repeating these afurances, will be deliv-
cred to him by Lord Amherft' fon, as
page TO the Embaily. The letter is mott
fuperbly ilumined on vellum and is en-
cloied in an elegant gold box, the lid of
which bears a miniature of the Prince
Regent 10y Lawrence) encirclcd with
wreathe Of diamonds. |, was manufas
tured expressly for the location by Run
dell and Bridge at expense of four thou
fand guineas The magnificent prefents
which are intended 20 give weight to the
ailurances of confederation and efeem for
the Emperor, conGit wholly of Britifh
manufactures elegantly Gu glafs Yates,
diihes, aud bottles, have been felected as
likely to BE- the articles he would mot
acceptable seceive The .kips will pro-
ceec to Canton, and from thence imme-
diately to the Yellow sea, and there land
the embshy The per(ons gone in the
fuit of bis Excellcncy Lord Amherit, are
The Hon Mr.. Amherf, MIR. Ellis,
Public Secretary Mr.. Haynes, private
Secretary Rev Mr.. Gritfitbs, Cha plain;
Mr., Abe NaturaliIt DR.. Lynn, Ply
lician Mr. Marriage, Mineralogiit, and
Af1iitant Naturalilt; MIR. Pole, Draft
man: SIR George Staunton will join
the Em5af1y at Canton.
1t is expected they will be abfent from
England about two years. The Lmbafy
hope to obtain permltIion to retsrn from
Pekin to Canton through the Ihinefe ter
ritory, which will give them 40 oppor
tunity of pailing the great wall of China
and lartary, and OF viewing the internal
appearance OF 1900 miles of tba,
watt country. This rou,e appears the
more neceiIary, as the fhip, which
wait for TIL If return cannot, for fear oil
the typhons, remain in the Yellow Sea
whit the Emb afy is at Pekin 1t is ex
pected the fhps will reach Canton in Ju.
ly. The expenies- Of the embafIy are de.
frayed by the Honorable Eat iada Com
pany. 1t is citlmated at $50, eook
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30
Mr.. Nodisou's Consistency.


On the second Of February 1871, Nj
Madison made long speech against the
establishment Of a National Bank. After
adducing all the arguments he could posi-
bly, muster, to prove that the Consu'u lion
gave Congress no power to establish bank
he concluded by saying that ",he power
exercised by the bill was condemned by the
constitution was condemned by the in
serprtation arising on, Of the constu ion !:
was condemned by It's tendency TO destroy
The main characteristic Of the constitution !
was condemned by the expositions OF the
friends Of the constitution whilst depending
before the public was condemned by the
apparent intention Of the parties which rat
flied the constitution F.; was condemned by
the explanatory amendments proposed by
Congress themselves to the Constitution :
and he hoped would receive It's final con.
demnation by the vote Of the house"
[Ya Mr.. Madison has just signed an act
TO establish a National Bank =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30
4 q S. FARLEY,

A1iilensrs and Mantua. Makers,
Exchange itreet,
Lave ;uR received hsndfome afoItment OF
- EngiiSh 8 India Goods,
fni, able for the leafon-v.z.
Canton & ls.iian Grapes LussfirOg faitin, 6gur-
Green, black, white fig ed fringed and we've,
ured aud Florence Ribbons
s'lks Light and dark Caicoes
Back Levantine, flag, Cotton and elk shswls
fancy figured Hkfs Black beaver and lik
Black oarinetts Gloves
Seeded and plain Book India Sewing Silk
Mullins Cotton Hole, sc SC
All which will be fold cheap for Cath ony.
4ls0-F'ashionable Milienary
made at the shortest notice.
~ They afo continue their fore IN Bath,
where the above artic .. may be had.
Portland, Apyn 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30

THIS certi6es that ] have out Of q malicious
di,po6Iion and without the Ieait provocation
and to The injury of MIR Thomas forfaish, Altered
that my name was to . note or notes in bic pof.
ieilion hat was forged do acknowledge thae
did Ggn the ucte. above alluded 20, and that the
fad no es was 1t the fame time a,tefled to by Mr..
John Noyes, and now acknowledge am willing
TO take back my falie aiierhsn and make il - pub.
lick As ! lid my fate accuia,'on CANT him, aud
tina, faid Foriauh has at all times treated me in
geo,sm like manor, and has given me more len.
ity IS 90 he payments of the notes than could
reaionably have expected
THOMAS BOWDEN.
Auen BENJAMIN HATCH
Portland, Apr 28 SO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30

TIlE Ladies and Gentlemen oil Portland
= and lis vicinity are informed that The
SODA ROOMS will be opened To-MoRRow
morning for the reception Of All those who wish
to partake Of this invaluable preserative OF
health. q. WARREN.
.fprtI so 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30
&ortCa)15.
Tuesday, April 50, 1916.

DER latest advces from Europe are to March
10th. The British Parliament is engaged ia DIS
cussing he treaties lately intowith the pow
ers The Contineo; and the Military Peace Estab-
iishment, recommended by Ministers, who are sup
ported III all their measures with great Ill animtv
IA both Houses. Peace having greatly reduced
the prices of products of agriculture measures are
about being adopted for the recovery OF the landed
interest.
The Prince Regent has given his assent to the
marriage of his ghter to his Royal Highness the
Prince of Cobourg.
In France, the Government Of Lous-the 18th,
was stable aud firm. The stories about Plots"
and " Counter Revolutions turn out to be mere
uoonshine. In the Punishment of Traitors and
Osturbers of the Public Peace, the established
authorities have exercised their powers with great
moderation aud lenity.
BY the accounts from Washington, Congre.S
must have Used the present session BY this time
The Senate have concured in the bill fixing a aeie
rate of duties without making any material altera-
ton from what Was fixed upon in the House. The
bill for increasing the salaries of the Secretaries
Judges &c. was negatived in the Senate by ma
jority ofiaco.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30
Corham april IS 8 s

He fubfcrihers hsvng heen appon 60 by
the Hon >amue eemau tfq Judge e Pro-
bate for he county Il Gumpetsna receive and
e1smine,be cams # The Creditors TO he s;,st- OF
John 3AILtY jpe lac Of Portland l.. said
ccunfy. Trader detezfed rep-eiented into ven. do
hereby give notice. ,hs, hx months are a.o~ed
from the dare hereof o Srins 10 AID prove heir
claims and 'hA we fhAN attend he fervice he
ofiice of Jofsrh Pope fiq in portland OF T II.
day The iecond cay Of Nay aud on the srfl
Thurtday of the i've eucceejing north from 3 to
O'Clock P, M. of each Of laid day.
JACOB MOVES,
DAVID PEASE.
Portland Apri, "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30

We understand that the meeting at Warren
was union OF both parties, and we see by
the report, that the people in that quarter have
taken a correct aud comprehensive view Of
the subject. Thi. Report ought to be repub
lished IN all parts of Maine. H1e shall see
whether the Argus will do it. There were,
we are informed, number of their subscri-
bers at the meeting two OF them on the com-
miltee.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30

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