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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03
From the PEOPLES Monitor

2veJfions An/a0ered.
A quetsion is frequently asked, in the
democratic papers, Have we gained
nothing by the war ?
Aye sye,we have gained much more
than we well know wha, to do with
We have gained,
1T A new tariff Of duties, by which a
double and treble tax is laid on fugar. tea,
coffee, coarfe cottons and wooden cloths,
moiaiies and ta', and all imported nscei-
fairies OF life
I'D. A land tax, houfe tax, whiskey
tax, ilamp tax, and almoi every tax un-
der heaven.
sd. About Eve thoufand tax collee
tors. to be fed BY the people, and to prey
on their labors.
4th. A hoft Of lazy officers, to be paid
for loungins in the cities, and ten thous
fand mercenaries, to compofe a Handing
army, all to rob " the mouth of labor )"
9Th. About eighty millions of dollars
addition to the public debt.
OH. A new PRECEDENT nominated us by
bribery and corruption-A PRECEDENT
piping bit, from Virginia.
7'h. A fyfiem Of paper eyedit-bank
bills without fpecie, and great papsy
mill, called National Bank, intended in
proper time to grind to powder all the
rate banks. and all the Gate rights and
privileges
9th. a good large plump falary bill by
virtue OF which MIR. Clay may !et up his
coach and tour, General Smith may d ink
his Madeira and Champagne, and Gov.
ernor Wright if po6ible, live like gen
tie"an What ellie have we gained BY
the war q nothing at all at all.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03

The Hon. BENJAMIN ADAMS, is
chg -sn to Congress from Worcester South
District, vice the Hon. MIR. Brigham de-
ceased.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03

dollars ass been voted TO discharge judgments
obtained BY the POrtuSsese vessels employ
ed in the s'doe trade sgsIns, he BRUSH co nmsn-
dsrs who have captured them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03

"use k1ens olarvsl," and he, like the r.
of his sect, begins now to think taz
very uleful and pleafant things.
Letter adars6sd 10 Congr.G, Jane time a
upon the taxes,
sYA SANS cuIorrs,
Mon honoured Grs, I've read with wonder
Your liz Of. ares blood and thunder
From head to foot mon worthy matters,
Your axe. flick ike bliaer plafters.
Epad pever knew before
TIL Advantage. Of being poor!
or watches ihauk the Lord We none;
30 hope you have not tax'd the fuu
Tia lobe time piece, which you know
RUS pro bono public
know lis day time by the light.
And meal time by my appetite
Of hats have but one, ITO need"
It's 6x year, old aud sose 10 feed,
And IL it will your houour' fuit
III psy its taxe. with it, /,s1
Then q. for boot. 6rs have none,
But I've root ffaokly own,
Ito mate is ftrayed away or fto'en.
Ard this behind is not whole QUE
Il has three patches ADD three holes,
And i. mott fadly off for foals,
II il you tax Ii - but fair
To ,aks your charge, out 10 wear,
But il his offer will not do,
why take j, iosl and body too.
s have no horfe hu, I've mare,
To weak, by half, tar TO bear
She. lame before and crook behind,
/" Has one eve on and tothsr bind;
Whene or fhe pulls. ihe's fure to bsu'k,
And has no gait except awaik
'Tis rue The runs bu, then, alask!
She only sss, upon the baek
ri fell her cheap TO Madiion,
Nett race at BIadensbursh to tuai
She's tame. aud will not rua away,
For whip or fpur, on battle day,
Thank heav n have no whisky M'',
Bur buy ., .averns, by the gill
TITS weak Of lae add Teens TO me,
To taGe Of i've horribly
l drink your heaiths--and If you'll call
Wen toA1 Jans. Mad,fon aud oil,
We no fuch coity 6ae Affairs
A. eide boards tables fofas, chairs
And fuch like toys Of wealthy fools
Pray, have You laid tax on fools
never deal in liver matters,
Bu' ear,bern bowls and pewler p's'ters;
If .he!. you tax. II throw en- away
And eat upon q wooden tray;
And If >u tar my kitchen ware,
Gas liz you willy Ill match you there,
Upon the coals | Il brois my pork,
And ufe n.y 6ogers for fyrk,
And thank my Cars that we are free,
Aud ii. Ls.d IF absrsy.
Adieu and be afured N not,
Your IF end fer ever,
cans CULorTRs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03
sAsDw1cn. U. c. yuxr =.

A duel was fougilt on he 18Th u.,. on lhe
Ame'ic.n shore, hy Capt John Wilson Of the
ladiKn ID par ment. and Leo ensn Loppsot,
OF the ~ h Regiment. The parties c. ossed the
Rner ard met on the ground =, six o'clock ia he
manning .-Lisu. Lopp.not was severely rwouae
ded IN tbs right side.
Fom letter Of Mr.. Dsllaa, to the Bank
Comm saionefs, JUS, published in the IL eIligeu-
Ger, !, viii be seen that he does not IN end. y
he's been represented 10 encourage the S,sts
banks, IN Withholding .. ecie payment until ID,
" mex and that he thinks he Bank of he v.
STATES msy go into operation BY the 1st Of JAMS.
AIRY Mex. M
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03
NKw YORK, AVG. 81.
INCREASE OF CRIMES.


Yesterday the Cour, Of General Sessions n
the Peace closed term during which no less
than fifty persons were convicted of crimes. ssd
sentenced TO various punishment. OF then.
William Henry, aiias W.llism H Pslmer Thon.
Is Smi b. End Edward MCoigsn, were senlsa.
ced to The state prison fer iif. for Hlghwsy ROB-
hery John w ]! ms and Edward Cigar, for
.sssult with in,eneto rob tie wis Smith. Will.
ian Ho'seiy, ahas E. Sanders, John Decker,
Isaac Vosbu Oh, Edwar d She ffhglon and Dssid
Csblll for Forgery. AID % siag counterfeit
money-'o seven We r. imprisopmen. in the
state pr ison. Cornelius Simmons, Samuel Dc
Wit, Lewis Roux, f sncis Silva, Elias Lent,
Janss Sisnsbury, James Thomas. John Cover,
Inn Thompson. Michael Boyle, Kay Bates,
John Prout and Ameiis Connolly fot various rob.
bcries--to imprisonment in the STATE Prison e a.
three 10 EN- years, Amanda Swan and Dennio
M'Cresdy, (both children about twelve yeass
old) and zen others. were sentenced 10 the Pen
iientiary, for eighteen and six months, for v,fi.
Gus petty thefts.
Dennis Van Pelt, convicted Of marrying, nav.
ing wife alive, received the pardon IL the Gov
e nour. 10 which he w.s recommended By .he
Jury.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03
Judge Ra,d yiaA and Cam. JY.ih.

We are infoi med. by gentle nan, sho vss
81 Nottowsy cour'-house, ~ the called court ibr
the examination OF Capt. Thomss Wells, fof
shooting Judge Randolph and Col. William
Creenhlii tia, The court acquitted Cant. Wells.
upon The testimony adj ed by those gentle men
themselves fsfsrsbwg Repnbiisss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03
imperial Munifcenee.

The Emperor Alexander has prelented
to the RuiIian Bible society large four
Cory fionc houfe in Petersburgh, near
the imperial iummer gardens. The So
ciesy have received from him donation
of IS 600 rubies.
lboitsn Of R.Diln SIavsry.-Ths
Emperor Of Runis has ifiued an Ukafe,
by Which the abolition OF the vaHalage of
the pcalants Of Elhonia is decIeed TO be
carried gradually into effect, 10 that the
vailaage OF the whole of them fha,l be
exrlnpuilhed in the courie of fourteen
years. -[Ehhonia is province of Rullia
upon the Baltic. between the Guphs of
Riga and Finland. II contains about
$4,000 fquare miles, and 2I4, ooe inhab.
itauts.
The King of PrulIia has iGued an edict
which gives freedom, to the pealantry
through the whole PIuflian monarchy.
SLAVE TRADE.
One osthe last Blush Appreciation Laws de
,eioi-s he following important facl THAI,
g.iO CQlf xiertaC (ueariy a million and a third of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03

We have letter befoe us from Vernon, Of
he 2lst OF Aug which states, /" ,i,st the Noun
sains are covered with snow, snd the simas.
i'here, on the plains, unusually cold"
Boston Gazette
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03
Nkw-YoRx, Aup,

Nkw-yoRk. Aug. ~
Col. BARCLAY, the British Com.nissioaes.
leaves this in few days, for ST. Andrews,
(Passsma qaoddy HaS,) where the Americas
commissioners s'e 20 mee him when they viii
proceed 10 business.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03
FROM ST. THOMAS.

Captain BIKE, OF he B'iuh brig Rebeees,
rom D. 4 omss, siA'es, ihatjust before he sab
"a, he conse'sed vi h one OF General Doiisats
officers and intos med, ,!,., only .bou, 200 Of
g., p.tfio''c exps d,,ion against Carssscas escsp.
I'd with their leader 10 .ieir W ssels. Tie re-
mslndef OF be lntle army. TO he number of from
SIX % eight hundred men, were put to the
SWORD. ~ 4. Com. Adv.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03
From the New York Courier.

The enclofed lines were written fome
time ago by Republican, whom our load
If taxes had very much atoniihed but
"use k0ens Dnrvel," and he, like the ref
of his sect, begins now to think taxes
very uieful and peafant things.
Letter adare9sa 10 Congr.E, Jane time ago,
upon the taxes,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03

In the same year he took the same s,ts
to the three consuls, on receiving the same
Office, after assisting them 20 overthrow the,
directory.
In 1902, he took in the same quality, the
same oath to Bonaparte, as 6rst consul for
life.
Every year, from 1894 10 1903, on IN.
2lst January, the anniversary of the muir.
der OF Louis 10th, he took the oath of h,.
tired to roy atty, and to all Hereditary ,oye.
reign,y in France, ard no doubt, on the sol.
emn mourning instituted by Louis 18th, on
the anniversary of the Kings death.
In 1904, he took the oath Of allie ciance,o
Bonapsrte as emperor and hereditary sove.
reign Of France
1870 he took the same oath to Bon..
par,e, on being created a duke of O,ran,o.
and governor Of Rome.
In 1914, he TOOK the same oath to Louis
18th, as king and hereditary sovereign Of
France.
In June, 1918, he took the same oath to
Napoleon III, as an emperor and heredisayv
sovereign Of France.
In July, 1878, he took the same oath 10
Louis 18Th, as king and Hereditary .ove-
reign Of France.
In 1915, his in,rigues made him minis
ter to his most Chris ian Majesty.
From March to July, BIS, he look be-
sides as minister, the oash Of aAeg,anfe to
Nspolesn l, Napoleon II, and to Louis 9Th
and as member Of the executive council.
the oath OF llegiance 10 tie nation: and to
a constitution then nor made.
~" F,ue oaths Of allegiance in four
months.
10 1916 Fouche held the situation of
minister OF the interior, and minister of DO
lice-but was displaced in Sept and sent in.
to honorable exile, az ambassador 10 the
king Of Saxony
Incredible as il may appear, the foregoing
IS Jus,, and by no means high-colourel
picture of Fouche, Grand Officer Of Bon
aparte's Legion Of honour.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03
SLAVE TRADE.

yeiof-s he following important facI THAI,
500, coo! sleriiog (neariy million and third of
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-18

r>HE Subscriber has justreceived
and offers for sale at his store on
yowel's wharf. so dozen bottles Eng lish
mustard. Is tierces Hibbert's brown
stout in bottles, Is bbls. Irish mess pork,
Cork inspection, 200 bushels northern
potatoes, OF a superior quality, and a
few casks Goshen cheese.
William Garner.
Nov IS u
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-18
HlS0. .JoF 'osstes
Rippon Lodge,

Containing from 700 to 800 acres on Po-
taOac River, about 5 miles hoa Dunn
i,ies and 20 from Alexandria. The soil
S good for corn, small grain and grass.
The improvements are a dwelling house
in good repair containing six rooms,
Kitchen. laundry, stables AMI other ne
cessary house. The extensive marshes
now nearly dry belonging to this estate
offer to the purchaser the mest tiattennls
prospect Of rendering this a valuable
farmby an iaconsiderable devotion of Ia
hour. For terms apply TO the subscriber
or to .NoBlgt Herbert, Esq. of Alexandra :
John A. Washington,
Near Charlestown, Jefferson County, Va
June IL.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-18
BAR IRON

BAR IRON
NVHE subscriber has lately received
twenty-five tons of Bar Iron OF a
very superior quality: among which is
handsome assortment of axe bars, suita
BILE for making axes, which can be re-
commended; and with his former stock
of Iron, makes his assortment nearly
complete. Likewise, Firman and Craw-
ley steel, of good quality; a general as
sortment of nails, brads and sprigs, and
every article in the building line, which
will he sold on reasonable terms at his
Nail Mandatory on Union street, by
wholesale or retail.
Merchants and others may be supplied
at short notice.
Horace Field.
Jam 13 4sos
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-18
SALES AT yENDUE.
q, ,psyu Tuesday and Friday,
Nv WILL BE SOLD,

~. vendue Store, corner Of Prince
MuH and Water Streets,
A VARIETY OF
D,,u Goods, Groceries, &c.
/. r. .;.,,I,rs Of which viii be expressed in
the bills of the day.
~ All kind Of goods which are on
. .st;on and the prices of which are
.l .uaisl;sbed. can at any time be viewed
'slaU S;nrcSased at the lowest limitation
:na Pti0' p e. NfARSTELIER.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-18
Loudoun Land for Sale.
II WILL dispose of the tract of Land
q on which | now reside, it contains
600 Acres.

Three hundred of which are handsome
ly timbered, 100 is in wheat and the re-
sidus in clsver-It produces from five to
ten barrels Of corn to the acre, and is as
well adapted to the use of clover and
plaster as any land in the county. There
is on it two story brick house, 48 feet
long, and 80 feet wide, with eight COM
venient rooms it has most of the neces.
sary out buildings. This land is situated
on the river Potomac and is about eight
miles below Leesburg, 25 from George
own and so from Alexandria. Whear
may be taken from the farm to the Sc
neca Mill, for less than one cent per
bushel, where it will command within
few cents of the Georgetown and Alex
audria prices-The land will be shewn
by the subscriber, or in his absence by
Michael Kecgly.
EDGAR M'CARTY.
Dec. Ia. 2aW2m
Merchants Bank of Alexan.
dria,
Sept. &c, 1915.
TNIE Stockholders in this institution
Il are hereby notified, that the Sc
cond instalment OF ten dollars on each
share of the capital stock is called for,
and required to be paid in, Oh. or before
the lst day of Dec. ensuing-and that
the Sd instalment Of five dollars on each
share, is also called for, and required
to be paid in on the 1st day of January,
1916.
BY order of the President and Diree
tors.
James s. Scott, Cashr.
sept ~ d3tlaW
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-18
Wanted to Purchase,

A few hogsheads Tobacco OF the m
spection of 1915 or since, for which cash
will be given. Apply to
.aleraRder Sangster;
January 6 u
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-18

Vaudeville & Larm our,
Corner Of King e Fairfa9 q King y Ma
ter streets,
HAVE FOR SALE,
100 barrels whiskey
10 pipes cognac brandy
S do. Holland gin
90 puncheens w. India Rum
10 hhds. lst and % quality New
Orleans sugar
1000 lbs. prime Laguira coffee
SO boxes mould candles, assorted
sizes
100 do. muscatel & bloom raisins
500 VT. fresh currantS.
90 boxes chocolate
With their usual assortment OF wines II
quors and groceries.
December l9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-18
A Mil Seat.
go ceres.

In the county of Loudoun, 8 miles below
Leesburg. lying on Broad Run-990 a.
eres are heavily timbered, the balance is
fresh land and produces well.
,MEEgst H tagg, 81 Daffmdff;e WIN shew the
land and make known the terms OF sale.
The whole Of the above property will DC
sold on long credit (if required) with
interest from the date.
Richard II. Love.
Rokeby, August IL. go
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-18
I4505
Land for Sale.
935 Acres.

In the county of Fairfax, four miles from
George.Tewn and Washington City,
and ten frem Alexandra, t6ro' which
the contemplated turnpike road from
George Town to Leesbarg passes.
T is bounded more than mile by the
] Potomac, on which lies SO or 60 acres
of rich bottom and about 500 acres OF fin
timber, a dwelling house with 4 rooms,
a large barn and few out Buildings
This land was originally of the first quas
lily. and experience has proven it to be
perfectly susceptible OF improvement by
the use of gypsum.
A Mill Seat,
To which any part of the above land may
be attached, and from which -four may
be water,borne to George Town. AS the
water will be taken from the Potomac, it
will be capable of driving all the year any
machinery that may be erected: the ex1
pense in conveying the water to the wheel
will be less than in ordinary cases, and
trip day may be made by the boats
navigating the river.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-18
Bank Of Alexandria.

Bank Of Alexandria :
january 1st 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stock
holders in this Institution, that a d.
yidend is this day declared of four per
cent. for the last half year, and wall De
ready to be paid to them or their legal
representatives, on Thursday the 4th
Instant.
BY order of the Board: ca,
]. L. M'KENNA, Cash'r.
jan 9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-18
reaerson Land for Sale.

G0UT 500 Acres in the county OF
a Jefferson and State Of Virginia on
n lad leading frem Winchester to
", u sn tS IL miles from the former. IL
1 1.am Hsrper's Ferry and 5 from Charles
in p niles from Alexandria, George
, Irs, and the City Of Washington. The
;;%~nrssments are new brick house, 9
, stories high, barn 40 feet square, sta
y, The soil is Of the very first quality.
we'll adapted to the growth of timothy,
eIoyer and every species of grain-More
,s,p half Of the lard is covered with tim
H. ofthe best quality.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-18
~ Corner Of bridge and High streets,
Georgetoscn.

~ Corner Of bridge and High streets,
Georgetoscn.
Groceries, etc. etc.
Now landing and for sale BY the sub
g chests black Tea equal to sly we
have ever had for family use
5 casks rich Goshen Cheese
s boxes Fig Blne
10 boxes real Spanish Segars
bbl. Anuiseed
80 fancy oyorto Baskets, In variety
ofshapes
100 boxes preserved Lemons and Gran
scs. from the same place
50 strings Artificial Flowers, from do.
100 entry Mats, from do.
2 bbls. Cramberries
kegs ground Ginger
lObexes Scotch Herrings, very fine
% bottles nice Catsnp
box containing 500 Algerine smoke
pipes
Vapiared lately by commodore Decatur.
unsurpassed that they were intended
oy the crews to treat our jolly tars with
aEhh after capture s in this they
casAt tartar.' They may now be
viewed and bought rery cheap, at the
Corner Of Bridge and High streets.
qoGETHER FIFTH
Dutch Pipes g s. L;rerpoOI
Hare. ,ciihout emu to it."
Hyatt & Wilson,
Hho haze in Stare.
Wines and Liquors,
VeSery description, warranted as ge-
salne as imported particularly Cognidc
sroady, no Spanish mixed with it /;
spanlsh Brandy we have also, at much
T% price.-As also variety of Wines
suu Liquors which are not genuine and
s0ld as such. Cur Madeira Wines are
'"@ IN a very fine state and warrented
= pure as imported. Gentlemen, tavern
Aeepers, and boarding houses, may de-
pSua Upon gettingsuch wines and liquors
"M,as viii please any taste.
y. y. Goods can be had as low of us
IN Baltimore and we take all kinds Of
. " that are genuine, of our customers
sa'yy, aud when dealt cut. We have
sM se 4 variety Of Fancy Goods, which
:" -" oe sold lew, as we wish to close sale:
Vt Ell goods in our line.
Country Merchants will do wei
I've Us call our assortment is large
-s we WI. dealiiberaliy with them.
"sorge-rowh Oct Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-18
Old and Genuine Madeira Vine.

Just landed and for sale at M. Sander
sons warehouse, on fuckers wharf,
OK hhds. and ten quarter casks first
y quality London particular Madeira
Wine, imported in the ship RobertW ain,
to Norfolk, from the ancient and highly
respectable house of Scott and Co. now
Sect, Pringle, Veitch and Co.
Apply to
james Patton,
or james Sanderson.
Jnuary s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21
Ship Cbandze,y Store.


Has for safe, No. 6, Lson's.7chc
NORDAGE, Of all sizes, deep sea Lines; hand
~ icad do. log and f.hiog do Marine IIousline;
Whipping and sewing 1vin.. Russia and Ravens
Daek white Lead white and yellow Paint, black
sad bright varnish paint Oh; paint, pots & jlgsi
paint, tar, dust and scrubbing Brushes; brooms !.
coffee and tea Pots cups and plates, soup
and Hat, do dishes; Canbouses. stoves, hon.bound
and cedar Buckets; horn, signal and Cooks Lam
terms; binnacle and forccastle Lamps, speaking
trumpets, compasscs, seaman's journals, hour and
half hour Glasses. hooks and thimb'es, Cooks axes
iron shoves. maring spikes, bunting aud coors boat
hooks, hammers caulking irons, gmblets, rat-,rsps
scrapers, ,harpoons cbinhooks iron hoops
grains, hasps and staples, pump nails tar PITCH
sin turpenne, spirits Of do. palms, sail kucedIes.
blocks, Delaying pins, serving mallets. nautical al.
manacks, practical navigator, charts. shealbirg aud
wrapping paper. lamp oil, do. wick, oars, crow-bars
pots and kettles, skcts and spiders, gridirons Tea
kettles frying pangs, tin pans and pots, upbiers &C.
. 0J shp-stores put up at the shortest notice.
GROCERIES, e,,
WI and N. f. Rum-3randy-Gin-Mol Molasses--
Susars-Teas-Cofee pepper -Chocolatc---Can-
ies-Beef--Pork--Brcad rcad-.1obacco.-spices aAd
soap. ..
IAN 81 ..a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21
HrNA sTEAM BOAT.

LoufsvILtKsKy.J Jan. 2o.-4Yss,6rdcy thiS
largo ADD elegant Steam, Bont commanded by
Capt. Robeson De Hart, (whose dspar'uIc .
had been for some time retarded by nh uniss
vorablc stage OF water) left her mooriDgs us
Shippingport, bound TO Ncw-Orlcans WITH
freigh, and passengers. She got under way
at half past - o'clock, in "a ve'y handsome
manner, fred several salutcs from Two NOON"
ted .wisels on board, was checicd by Durn"
crous concourse Of spectators who had assem-"
bled on the occasion, which was returned by
the passengers and crew, and in hi'oen min
utes was out Of sight The arrival and de-
parture OF this boat has excited ively Inter"
est hero, and has opened prospects OF unpar.
slecd trade and prosperity 10 the town OF
Louisville and the western country in general.
Just as the Etns was getting under vhy'
the sslu,e which she fired was returned oy
discharge from on board the Stcstn Boat I'm
terprizc, which at thai moment made the Ian"
ding a, this place, from Piastorsh bsond TO
New.O<Ieans.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21
CONDITIONS.
NO'IiCE.

1T II Town Council, Holden at The Council
Chamber in Ne1horf, on M0uGay, Feb. S,
1916.
NyhEREAs ithas been represented 10 this Town
w Council, That the lsose and unlawful manner
OF joining parties in the state Of Matrmony, has in
many instances become nuisance, by fixing unsu.
table and iTnrroper Paupers on the Town.
IL ie therefor Tofed and Reseired, That the OH and
10th sections of the Statute Law of this State res
peetng the prevention of Ciandesiine Marriage
'"''"" 49," - 5!ished three weeks successvely
'papers printed in this Town. TO
I persons clothed with power
stu'e law Of said State rcspcc--
may be guarded, and govern
Ugly
by Order, -'~t
NATHAN ALMY,
Council C,eYE,