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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
HEZ. WINSLOW,


IT AS for fale a, hi. Store, ia Midsis sh" next
door TO the Columbian Tavern
100 hhds Moafless
40 do high pro # fweet favored Antigua Rum
pipes hyperion Cogniac Brandy
do Hollands Gin
hhds green Coffee
100 bags de-
bids Mufcovado Sugars
} do loaf do
8 bales very hyperion Upland Cotton
$50 hl,ds, Liverpool Salt
SO do Turks Hand do.
rs boxes 10y 9 and 8 by 10 Window olais
40 caiks Nails, aforted Azes
g dos. No 5 Enghfh shovss
10 kegs twin Tobacco
do. Fig do
100 quintas Pollock Pfh
IS tons fat Iron, new aud old fable
~ The above goods will be fold very low for
Cath or undoubted Credit.
TO LET,
A large and convenient DWELLING HOUSE
in Federal iffeet-ApPly as above
Oa.6r 90 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26

4 FARM conlfiing Of about ~ acres Of excel
lent Land, htuated near the meeting houfe
"a Powual About ~ or rs acres are under ian.
Provement aud the remainder has handfome
growth OF wood Said Farm has fmali Hsuse
and Earn thereon--is abou' n,,es from Davi.
land'rg IN Norshyamouth aad lies on The Hal
lowell county roAd.--Terms rea(onnble- for par
t'eu'ar' afp'yto PEREZ CHAPLIN
Pewpa Nov 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
CHEAP FdU d Wlmer Goods
JUST RncsIvED AND foR SAILS sY
ELIAS KELSEY,


No. I, MIDDLE STREET,
CONSISTING Of fuper6ne black, blue, olive
~ green aud miIsj BROAD-CLOTHS--low-
priced ditto--milled aud Jingle CASSIMERES va
rious colors-Du Plains, serges-bue, olive,
green and drab Pe.ife Cloths; Queess Cloth
black brown, olive, orange cinnamon, green and
red oOMBAZaTTS--Wiid Bores-2 bales Flan
ueI, very cheap--whi,e aud colored Cambrics
Dimoties, null and leno Muffin nice--FoTen ces,
Luilrings and sarfnetts, black, olive, green, pink
cinnamoo, and other co'ors--4 4 aud e.e
CANT fix Shawis, 4 Merino and Caiiimele do.
white, black, green and fcarlef colors-7 aud
8 imitation Pa,ch do fheil h fancy FLAIR COMBS.
Bandoes-Merino Trimmings, Scotch and Tartan
Flads-green, orange and icarlet figured Rattin
et,s-6 7,S 8 W & lI-4 Role BlaDk ets.- swan
fkin, swanfdown and Fancy Veftrgs oren,iae
do ladies aud gentlemen white. back an0 faae
Worried HOSE tad,ess kid aud Elk CLOVIS :,
gentlemen wbre kid add fix do Imperial. gilt
and ma heman coai and yea BUTTON bell do.
black and drab fix VELVET pauialoon Drawers
with aud wihou, feet-Copper Plates--India Cal.
icoes GINGHAMs; flag aud bsndanna ak
HANDKERCHIEf,--co madfais aud pull
cat, do-iswing six, Twia Pins Needles &c.
..ALso ON HAEp.,.
AN extensive aGoftment CT American manu-
fsSlured OOODj-anong which are the follow
ing -
1000 ID. Warp Yarn, Mos from s TO 20
5000 yards Bsached shirtioEs and shee,ings
1900 Co. unbieached shiriings
800 DO sheetngs
500 do shsker .hirtings
200 dox flair Combs
$40 M Gu, Taeks from 1910 le CO
1870 do Brads do b-2 10 / J. inch
Red and cooperate Yarns Gs
Reducing. IRON go 20 80 per yard
Brosdclo,hs stripes aud Cheeks
Pr,sit Cloaths Cotton Kerisys
sa,tinetts Diapers
G,nghAn.s Threads
Cotton Balls
Floor, Hearth. Hsad Dun and Clothes BRU 'Hss
~ Coun,ry Merchants may as uiual = accom-
modated with the above Goos's on the moi reaion
able terms. for es1i or approved credit.
Nov IL Hf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
S1OV Els.

CAST ssl Sheet Iron STOVES, cf various sig
es--Sb,et leon and Tin FUNNEL, Of any
dimsniions may be had at NATH'L. CROSS
Store, Middle Street.
Also ,lished Tin Coffee and Tea Pots
Pewter Psrringers, Plstes apd Basons, aud Tin
Wsre OF Nj kinds.
a few cheap Bibles fer sale as above.
Nov. IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
Joseph GOOLD, Jun.
NOTICE.

4 Serial meeting of the Stockholders of ,as
"A Un,ut Marine osS Fire Is,woses C ~ps,y o
Portland aiii be 10 der a, their Office on WE'D
. EsDAY, sSe 4b day y D-ss1bs, rext Al o'clock
z M to act on aoy outineis thar may come before
them. Punc,ual attendance is rtqusned.
BY order II sbs P,sffsnf and Di,.eta,,
]. WooDMaN, Sss'g.
U. M B F. los Office, Nov r6. -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
TO LET.

A Very good H3usls on Hancock and Fore
IA Streets consisting Of three lower and nine
UPPER Rooms-apply to
THOMAS BROWNE.
Nov. 10, 1876
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
TO LET.

A convenient three RORY DWELLING HOUSE,
peaiantly G,ua,ed in Peaiau, iirees. now oc-
cup'sd BY JotePh Boyd. Efq. having conven-
'enees for large family. Rnqsve At this office.
May IA. (tD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
FOR Sale.

A ONE Story Houfe Gsua,ed on Pleafant (sreet
,uis sbpve Gorhams correr 70 called, having
four rooms On the floor with acccmmoda' ions for
ima! family, for futher particulars enquire of
Nov rs. e A. CARTER
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26

CAME into the enclosure of the subscribe.
some i.oc the latter psrt Of Septem ber o. frs
OF October, . dAak brown or black COW
3 ye.rs old last ., ring, with leather strap
baut her peck, no name on the strap. The owl
CT 10 requested 10 take hes away.
JON ATTAIN HOBBS.
Fs'.nouh. Nov. IL, 1876.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26

u ARAwAy from the fubfcriber OF the 10th inx
~ 40 Indicated boy by ths pane Of WebRer w
sennott, aged "a Year,: AL periops ate her,by
~ viii pay no debls of his contracting
Hez. Winsiow.
Portland, Nov. 1886,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
uLETTER.

W.T.. Conway SIR, Agreeable to ycur request
would Intern sou that my son is nov y, car.
.d-his heal b As follows, he has been sirk s
.yesrs--l8 months, when informed Of" D,. Re les
5ofan,cai Drops aa,. P.l.s" he then Gsd not .ns
use ot his ~ ms Que leg slmusl crippled, hip
diopt out Ut place lis tiligh swelied up .al
1r,ke in five pisce- pieces OF bone came Ava,
both WINS IN tue me.n time ell "a up and bt.ke
in 10 places, many of the so,cs were down ls
be bone-tor Que year he had 10 use u ,as
loints, but now has he use OF tso.h atlas, sores
sii healed but 3. he now spvesis getting vel,
fast, msny said II WAS imposslbie that he could
Get WELL Others say n seems like ratsing ons
from The dead IL mus ever remain q .,ncer.
.rend and we'll ~,sher 10 you who have sire wn
muth kindnessto my son.
Sigaed LUCY ROGERS.
Wafe,jevd, Con May Is, 1910
hese d ops are Radical cure fcl Salt Rheum
Scroiula. 81. An,hon,,s hfa, !eprnsy, ulcers, Fee
yer sores when the Done is affected, sore legs,
eyes,'eneresl tsin,s when mercury las faded are.
be bes, So ing and sutumn.l ph,s,c and nlsy DC
given 70 chl,,i,en with pe,fect safety, Price I'D.
VI ask for :. DIR kelies botanical llrovs' none
are genuine un'ess signed !" w. I. Conway"
o.l-6,s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
LOST.

A BOUT the lst inst. RED MOROCCO pocK
EFT BOOK, con- aiming four Tickets h The fourth
C.ass Of UNION CANAL LeTyRey, Nos SOY
28-29 ard $3.50 the finder shall tie generously
rewarded by leaving the same III, Offics.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
LAND FOR SALE.

HY order OF Court, will be sold At public Auc
- lion, on WEDNESDAY sbs sE Of Dsceml<,
sexf at 8 o'clock, a M. a, Capt sAmuaI LAsA
mas ian in No'D Ta'mesfb all the right wh,cL
The chid Of LosINo MITCHELL late Of North
Yarmouth deceaied have 10 about 6f,y three
acres Of LAND. parity uaaer improvement. lua-
ted in Pausai and ~ 1@~sssb, and adjoining Land
owned by MIR. JAMrs MANN -Abe--- All the riRh,
OF taid children, conGiiing Of one twenty ftvek,h
part OF gLty acres Of L. ND with The buildings
thereon, and four acres of sAir Mash & uated
IN thstown, being part If the eiiAte OF BsAyAMIN
NIrcnsiL deceafed which was fet IF 10 MsHIr
sBLE MITCHELL widow OF faid decssfed, ~ her
dower--Condnion Of payment made known a
the iaIe.
CALVIN sTocKBRIDCB, As.sisnss,.
Yarmou h, Nov "a 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
p PUBLIC NOTICE. IN
1P THE SUBSCRIBERS

Y THE SUBSCRIBERS
REING legally authorized to fen good. a Pa,.
- lie Auction, !ocits the patronage of his friend.
and the public. The mott puntaual attention viii
be paid to all conignments either for PUBLIC q,
private fale.
on CONSIGNMENT
And will be fold cheap complete aaorrment n
Bras Andiron5, SboUsis, and Tsnps.
Of the newell patterns.
An Elegant and very ez'enEve assortment Of
Mahogany and Gilt framed LOOKING,
CLASSES, Tea Trays, Jatpau'd
and plated Cafvs.
ter As ufuai, conRan,ly On hand and win \.
fold at low prices for Can or lhort ersd;, YER,
ex,euGve aAortment of
China, Glass and Crockery Hare.
Any Description of Ware repack.d, at fhor. notice.
N B. All perfous who have accoun,, of I'm.
Handing are reqpeffed to notice the old ad,cs
fhori fe,tIemen,s make long friends -
Bradbury G. Atwood.
Hsyms,ies Rew. P"s's.S. Nee. g. I'm.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26

40 the CIcGit Court Of Comu1sn Pleas to be
hoIdsn at Paris IN the county o. Uaford,
on tn. fsf Iusiacy Of CSiobs, dD.,8Io
THE inhabiisats II The Town of Hiram by her
Agent the labfcriber re!pecfuy repreient
that IA alteration in the county road in fad
hetween John Pierces and Thomas spings for
msr!y laid out by locating committee bur
yer fully opened) il found, on further examination
to BE- inprac icasic rou,e 10 the opinion Of The
fait .ahabI. ants hey therefore pray thar rhs
fame N ay be difcou inued sIs The old route re
efta5liihed 10 i,s head.
PRLE0 wARDswoRTH, Ags.f fa. tie fgw.
Y Hvsn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26

The foiiossirs volanfay ce'sJfea'es are proofs 81
her saperio,. s'nsao, and extraordinary efficacy :.
Certificates
This may certify thst &c lanes Whiietsw,
1 RJeg.,t, VI. have dAugh er WHO In, been
tr,m ner youth 10 the age # 20 years severely
fficsd with the Sal kheum and Afer hasinY
ia. d many medicines to no Effect induce d
make trial Of . d.. keJ's. botanical Drops"
pleysted BY Nv. 1. Cow. ~ which al al I'd
minis,e ng ,htee DO Ties compile ed cure and
ne has no, been tsoubied wiih the com liam
nee. Signed JAMES WHIrEf.AW.
Witness l.. 2: &. OWLS. Aonfeliy.
March 10 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26

The subscriber hereby gives public noack
all concerned that he has heen duty sppolned
and has taken upon himself the trus, OF sn Al
Illustrator on The estate Of MOSES LONG
FELLOW, late of Wes,brook, IN The county
Cue, aerisad, yeomsn. deceased, by giving bond
IS the law directs--he therefore requests I'll
persons who are indebted to the said deeeased's
ssasc to make immediate payment; and those
who have any dsm ,nds thereon 10 EXHIBIT the
same for settlements ~
BENJAMIN D. FOSTER
Wes,brook, Oct. so, 1916. Cd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
TAKE NOTICE.

10 be EM at public oendlss, to The kipbeA
bidder, on THURSDAY tbe t7vel,,tb dn.
q. Detfm6~r next, at the Dwelling bsase Of
Thomas SouLE, at o'clsck, p. M.
A LII ,he Real Ens'e belonging to Dolly
"A RooSRs. late Of Freport, deeeaied which A..
fcended 10 her from her father. To be field for
the payment OF the ju0 debts Of faid decealed, by
order Of Court
JOHN A. HYDE, Ad~is5srssw.
E,aYovf, Msv. IS, 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
MARCUS QUINCY,

He'd IF P.rslssa Pier,
EEps sOnlaansly for fale. of 6rst quality. real
~ London manufactured
PAINTS,
Ground or dry-which he viii feh at the Iovsn
price White Lead, blues, black, red and greea
PAINTS. Yellow for Aoors, or almost any coll
our now in ufe for in or ou6de o: Houses or vef-
tels, warranted TO dry in 6x hours if required
Alto pots, Jugs, Brufles &c. He win attend 70
the painting bu6neisa as ufual.
Likewise general afortment of
W. 4. Goods and Groceries,,
which he will sell cheap.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
SAMUEL HANSON,

SAMUEL HANSON,
AS for fa'e a, his fsore Middle erect
8 hhds w Rum
8 do Gin
pipe Cogniac Brandy
5 hhds Mo'aAes
kegs Tobacco
s eheas Souchoog Tea
POO 10. Coffee
500 lbs Sugar
1000 feet oy aad 8 ty 20 Clan
50 quntas Fin
go ohts Salt
8 casks Sd Tod and GOD cut Nails
6 Mill SAW
10 reAms Paper
The above goods will be fold on the Lowell
terms with general ziIortmen, Of
". 1. Goods, Hard Hare, &c.
Portland Sept % If.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
Commonwealth of MaHachufetts.

Commonwealth OF Mahachuietts.
Oxford So
1T a Circuit Court Of Common Pleas. for
the f,f Eaasyn { ircuit, begun and bol.
den at Paris 7uifbia and for fbe county
# Oata,d on tbef.a lasfiay q oflabey
Z Il. l. 1876.
OF tn 2s..rloa whereof the foregoing 10 cor
y--@des ha, tts ?etitionsrs give notice q the
rsndency of their petition 10 al petions in.er
cited by put ilhiog an asseaed copy Of faid ret'
ton. and this order three weeks iu csiIively u,
one Of the ns~ipa. printed 10 portIsns the als
publication 70 be thirty dsys at lsaft tefore the
next erm Of this teae', .aAs ~! perfons concerned
may then appsas and ihew eauie II any they have
why the prayer thereof thotIld not be granted.
n true Copy -Artsn
CYRUS HAMI.M Clerk
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
NEW MUSIC.

l. HE NORTHERN HARMONY, 9Th edi-
tIon being COLLECTION from many OF The most APP
proved authors of
a4CRED MUSIC,
by A MAXIM 81. G. w AsRBURN, is jus. re.
cevcd for sale by J. WINCHESTER, Exctan &C.
s.reet-Prhe, $40 per duz 81 single.
-4LSO--ror sale as above a short system OF
PR,f".IC3L .aRiTHEETTC,
from the be, Authorities with DEMONSTRATIONS
oftL RuLJs 10 which is annexed
A ss6f Pian Of BOOK KEEPING,
BY WILLIAM KINNE, A. NJ
$3.50 per DE- cents Single.
Portland Nev.f2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26

NORTHERN HARMONY,
A,h EDITION.
5U T rd,ifhed and for fale a.
ISAAC ADAMS Bookitore
This edition of he N Fl il mach imorovea
sad enlarged,
Price. 10 dollars dozen. dollar Gngle.
Nov -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
JOHN p. THURSTON.

JOHN p. THURSTON.
Has roe SALE. at No. Larg WIwf
rs Hhss Windward lfand aud s, Croil RUM
10 ditto N e Do
pipes BRANDY
] ditto Holland GIN
ditto american do
2 kegs TOBACCO
Hyton and souchopg TEAS
l. tbon and Malaga WINES
is cheits frefl1 RAISXNS
so "boxes dip, CANDLES
40 pieces RAYENS DUCK
csfk. OLIYES Nov 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
Fl K Sale.

N Yarmou b, Nov -. 1916.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-28
IN sENATE

,vl ne public proceedings Of the Senate on
wednesday were not of general ;r,oor
lance the business taken up on fiat dav
being OF local character. "''' way
thursday, Feb. %.
a number OF bills were in part consider.
Ell and postponed to a future day.
Mf. IGysor presented the petition Of
dominique Diron, praying comnensat;o :,
Tor vessel burnt in the port of savann.t,
ny a mob, in November, I8Il wh;cI co..,
rea1 and referred to the Secretsrv If ST. = -
The bill from the house for innos;ra 49,. =
direct tax Of three millions of dollar e.. q
reported to the Senate by ifs comm. a. Ea'
witi several amendments the mos, ;'r,..'
taDt land we believe only mafer;sn on pV 81 r
which, is the striking out the words U'tG =,
'''"'' Tue TAX to one year, and substituting
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-28
ct the Supreme Court osthe United States and
the bill yyas read .t on

OF the Supreme Court os,the United States and
The bill was read.
The resolutions from the House of Represen
tat'ves expressive OF thesens of Congress on the
achievements ifCaptain Stewart, Lieut.. Diddle,
and the officers and crews of the Constitution and
Wasp, were read third time and passed
The bill FOR the relief OF Lieut.. Col VIM. Law.
renee, OF the army of the United States, and of
the Objects, noa-commissioned officers, and pri-
Yates composing the garrison of Fort Bowyer,
was read a third time and pas sed, and sent to the
House of Representatives for concurrence.
The bill to repeal the duties on certain articles
manufactured within the United States, was read
third time, and returned to the House Of Repre-
scntatves.
The bill yesterday reported by Mr.. King 70,
the reiefof b E.Nerjoa, was read sihird tim,
passed, and sent TO the other house.
The bill further supplementary to tiieset pro
viding for the Naturalization of the Tazoo
claimants, Extending lifetime for the exhibition
OF olaims) waspassed TO third reading.
the bill for s'.,horizing Law Library, &c
was referred to Messrs. Talbot, Harper and
Hunter.
The bill relating to certain settlers on the
lands of the United States, was re-committed to
Iessrs. Barry, Morrow and Brown.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-28

others to give it & permanent character.
The bill to reward the officers and crew
OF the sloop OF var Horne: for the capture
OF the British sloop of war Penguin, was
read the third time and passed.
Un motion of MIR. Parnum, it was
Eesolred unanimously, That the Senate
Will attend the funeral of the Hon. Elijah
Brigham, late member of the House Of
representatives from the State of Massa
cnusetts, tomorrow attwelve o'clock ant
as a testimony OF respect for the meinor,
OF the deceased, they will go int. mourn
ing, and wear black Grape, on the lief
arm, for thirty days.
The Senate then adjourned.
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thslste war, and who, on being aisbaaaea, have |
been denied similar bounty. lie was however
warmly insavor ofremurerating to reasonable, |
extent, the refugees nquestion, for their Losses
sutierings and services and preferred the prn-
cpies OF relief originally proposed
Mr. Wright also opposed the bill, and relied
on the arguments Of those who had condemned
the extension OF relief ts the volunteers.
Mr.. NJ Lean of o. followed OF the same side
lie defended the character oftlic volunteers from
The aspersions cast upon them, and advocated
the proprlety ofre!ievin5 them according to thu
principle FIRST proposed, In preference tn comnen.
sat'on according to rank
Mr. Ring of Mass. likewise opposed the re-
port OF the committee, and stated his reasuns for
discriminating between these .ersons and suc!.
OF our private citizens, rs had suffered loss aud
urged the superiority of the former plan of re
4 munsration.
! Mr.TGrosrenor replied to Che argument of dis.
examination, advanced by Mr.. King, and disputed
the existence of any difference an the cases of the
suffering sefugees and oer own citizen. to whom
1plied. ~
MIR. Sargeans spoke in reply TO Mr. Nelson
a"u o'hers, ana generally against any indeinnif.
cation OF the volunteers in question
After an unsuccessful motion of Mr.. UaH n
LAY the bi on the table for The purpose of having
frlnted-and some explanatory he parks from,
Mr.. Ingham,
The question on concurring in the report O,
,he committee OF the whole, Ito apportion the
bounty according to rank) was taken by yeas and
nays, and decided in the xfIirinative-Yea. So
Nays 48.
The bill was ordered to be engrossed, as \.
mended. and read a third time.
Inc Mouse then proceeded to the other part OF
the report OF the committee of the whole. being
their amendments to the bill making further pro.
VISION tor military services during the late war.
After agreeing to the other amendments ofthe
committee, the question was stated on concur.
rug with the committee oftle whole. in striking
out the Sd section Of the bill (Which provided =
bounty OF land to the disbanded officers of the
late army.)
! Mr. Nelson of Va expressed ahone that those
who had just voted asimilar bounty to che Cana
an refugees, would not deny 1t to our own off
| Gers
MIR. TeLfair and Mr.. Smith of Md. oppos.d
,sne report of the committee, and advocated the
bounty and
Mr.. Ln'noksn spoke in opposition to them.
4 Mr.. Mckee made some remarks which could
not be heard by the Reporter; aod Mr.. Pfcke
ing explained hs reasons for voting in! favor o,
the bounty to the Canad ans, and Yet against al
\ lowing the same to our officers
Mr. Cannon opposed the bounty 10 the officer,
\ IN asPeech of some length; after which, the
house adjourned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-28

a Lei'er from Tiomas Jefferson 10 The Mic peer
Carr--otfgiaalJ PpdLsiedta the Enquirer.
MoSr1cELLo, September 9Th, III.
Dear Sir,
On the subject Of The Academy or College pro.
posed to be established in our neighbourhood,
promised the trustees that would prepare for
them plan, adapted, in The first instance, TO our
slender funds, but susceptible ofbeine enlarged Ell
by their own growth, or by accession from otbe,
quarters. have long entertained the hope tina,
this out native state, would take up the subirc,
OF education, and make an establishment, eithe,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-23

10 tie Isl OF January, 1872, the public debt
will nave been reduced more than thirteen
millions
ID. That the whole Of the public deb, may
be paid off by the existing revenue within
twelve years
Sd. That whole amount Of sscertained ar
rearages ofthe late war has been paid off,
and ample means are at hand TO meet every
unliquidsted claim 10 the extent Of tho high
est estimates hitherto formed
4,h. That the receipts of revenue for
the presen; year may be estimated at more
than fifty millions, and the Ultimate surplus
Of all the receipts beyond the probable expen-
ces for the present year, may probably ex-
ceed nine millions--nearly three millions
mere than were in the treasury af the com
mancement of this year.
And these fssts are realised after the ore
rations Of a war which has acquired enormous
expence bu, an expence which is Intimately
more than repaid by the reputation we have
won, the feats we have performed, the high
grouad which we occupy in the face Of the
world.
Never did the American nation stand so
high--never was she so much admired, res.
pected end fearea--never did her navy end
army shine SO conspieuous--never was re-
publican government so much venerated--
never was our uoion so firm snd well es,ab-
lished-never did the oppressed emigrants SO
sBXiousy desire TO throw himself upon our
happy shores - Rfchm 'nd l,1G
~~c1~A~
Or 4 nE Al ALO
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-23
Or IhG HALO
FROM THE NATIONAL rxrELLrsExcEa.

FROM THE NATIONAL INIELLIeENCEp.
Extracts Of a ietGer from DR. ). l. Mitchell,
dated October 4. 1916
al thank yop. fo' your account OF the halo
Of Septomber 9, accom- panied with drawing.
Under a convictior that such natural appear
ances ought 10 DO recorded 70, the present
time, and the lnfo' nation of our successors,
| caused the most rem sCkabIe mcteor OF this
kind that l ever beheId TO be deinsated and
preserved in the Medical Rehository. In The
10th volumn OF that wotk, is history and he
ure may be seen where, in addition TO two
circles, like those you observed, there were
,fve parrhelia, and two Of them tailed. IL
would rebound 10 the honor OF cur county, il
il could be shewn that we have better observ-
crs than they have elsewhere end OF this, in
many instances, l have no doubt. Bot in
the United States, the food of intelligence is
so vast, that one wave succeeds another TOO
fast TO permit any durable traces 10 remain.
A thing registered is socn forgotten. The
fdst does not so deeply in,cres, them as the
frcSert nor does the |HiUre, except with
those annctfGting s.niritS, who 10 the prospect
OF the coming scenes, lose all enjoy meet Of
th. fast and the present
"As to theo,y If lhe colors which are
produced by the rehastion and rcfracton Of
light in the rainbow, Is requifes an sitcra'ion
or ,nod,h -a,ion TO suit tho case of hatos and
harrheHa. consider the scicuths appica-
ton of the laws of optics TO solve this phcnom.
cnon, as one Of the most inviting subjects Of
modern application. /, seems to be a eosus o..
missus, or hratermissus, in the Eewtoniau
doctrine. An ardent genius in our country
might supply the hiatoS."
view the reasonngs Of 4 in the Rhode Is.
land Republican, rcpubished in the Nation
al Intelligenccr, October 8, as being superior
TO any thing have seer on this subject.
Warrington CHy, Oct. IL Il.