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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-29
Seasonable Goods,
Are just received an offered for sale by
JOHN l.. STORER,

Ne 4. UNlON hUWs
CONSISTING Of fuperhne black, blue. brown.
~ coffee bronze green. and other colours Lon
doa BROADCLOrHS; great variety OF midd-
ling and Low priced ditto /; fuperhne add eommon
black blue. mir'dt drab. and oiher colours hngie
and double MILD cafIimeres Cords: black white
red, green and yellow Fsaneis and Baixes; 4,
and 90 dstte Swaniklns PLAIN, twiiied, nc
ursd and plaid Bguibaxetss; Wildbores; Pantaioon
D-awer.i avariety of veitings; cotton Handker
chief: Ok and cotton ditte I; Turkey red Basdan
na.; Imitation shaws mourning ditto; Dix and
cotton ditto an anortment plain and twill cor
ton Shzws; black aud white Miiiiaettts; black
blue mixed, brown add 1rab stockingneu; 70, -
and 80 inch COTTON Umbrellas; very hne ginghzm
ditto Cotton Laees, Cambria Musins; braces !
brown Linens a variety of plain aud tamoourea
book, null, eno and other Fancy Mullins, fessf !
CHECKED "trip "a and corded Csmbricks; heam
loom add coleran shiriings olive brown, black
brown, and other colours Queens Pelihe Cloths
csmbrick and common rocker Handkerchiets :
black aud cooured Sinchzws Sarunetts BLACK
white and cooured FIorence Silks twilled ditto I;
Nankin, Canton and Italian Grapes; black nix
Handkerchief Fioreniine; Bombaznes; KID
bons Furniures; ladies' black, white and Nate
worried Hofe mems mix a. black and white ditto
elk Hole: meo worried and lambs wool Halt
fofe black and coloured Sewing Silk and Twift /;
Ball Twin Spittlefeid Handkerchief; Bandsn-
"a, CHECKED ELK. and light and dark flag ditto ;
Linen Camorcks; Cotton Balls I; Hunters Cloth ;
variety of CaIieoes and Cinghams; black white
and coloured Camhries coalings; Duffils drab
and blue Kerfeys-Linens--a large aforment Of
men's, woment and chiIdren's beaver. kid and fix
Gloves--Tapes-pian and figured Rauioetts--
Dmities-Inda Cottoas-twill'd and CHECKED Ora
vats Rofe B'ankets-Imperial fix Buttons green
erimfon, fcarlet, orange and grey figured Petite
Flannels-white and black lace veiling-F Factory
Shirtings, Checks, and 1hreads-Sattinetts-Bin
dings. Sc &c.
70 The above frefh Goods are offered at very
lew prices for Cath only.
Ey Purchafers respectfully invited 10 cail.xs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-29

TIE iubferIber hereby gives pubic pc,ice - u,
concerned thar lie has been ea,y appointed
ano 'aken upon himfef the trua or Adn,in,flra,o-
@ me eiss'e Of ELIAH DOUGLASS. late ~
Daih1m' 70 ne county Of Cumberland ve. ma
$500 .sss y g's.ng bond as the aw dirsea.-He
therefore requens all perfons who -ras-.lss
the taid teceafed sflate a. make s-,~.t.... In
mens ard thoie who have anx fs---4. -
70 exhibit The fame "a EBENP' Fvcrr----
Bfuniwicks March IL. 1877.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-29
MILLER'S
Celebrated ITCH OINTMENT.
AiILI.ER'S

a
Is offered to tho public ss being of The east
Acst and ssfest cures for this disorder - Long
experience has proved the efficacy of this ONT
men'. II is perfe clly ssfe in iis operation. snd
may be sppla to The Smallest infant withou
danger. The scent i agreeRble-It IS no. neces.
ssry for the ps.ien, 10 take birthstone as is com
mon IN other ointment. This ointment is pa, NJ
IN tn boxes. convenient 20 carry, and each gen
uine box will be accompanied with directions If
genuine. and ~il be signed by JoEL NILLER.
The above Oinsm~n' nav he bsd in small or
large qnsntilies If JoEL Miller. ST. George !,
Doclor Cyrus RolbrOef. Sign of 81. Luke. Head
No. Sc. Hanover street. DR.. SGmsaes Horror ST.
No Newbury street. Boston, # lHr. Brnja-
nssa Ba.ssar, Portland; = sVrsor md B,uce Wal
seboroagh; lfr. 9Ere Hoe, Of Brunswick !.
PfHes and WashbsrH, Thomssown, aud Oates
Pe-fy. Csmden; Pice e Seer Friendship !;
Gesgge Rcssssa. 81. George. Dec. Il Q2mo)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-29
NOIIfE

SUIFA BILE provifon having been made nv ,be
cverfeers Of the poor Of the town Of Wade
borough for the fspport Of Michael Rhode, ,ps
Nancy hi' wife and their children all perfons -.
hereby forbid TO receive or fupply them. or e;tber
OF them, az the expenee Of faid town a. No eb.r
ges Tor that purpofe viii he allowed.
JsCOs LUDWIG in ovr.ssey. ,sBe Pa,
SAMUEL MORSE sf WsldsBsrosyb
Marlborough, April i6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-29

7 HEREBY publicly acknowledge shs, Ihavs re-
portrdgzcd circulated reports OF and concerning
Cart. Lew Saeafnss ni FFapxfovs which are U true
xnd wholly without frusdasion. That never
had sny reslsn 70 fusrsef his being thief or 10
any wsy aishooesf though did pubickiy FAY
ia, he hid noler from me Clothes hawfsr and
othc. sh,ngs for which sm heartily lorry, and
huuabsv sR bis fosgsvensis
SAMUEL Fl DAMREIL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-29

OFcRD s..
at Circuit Court Of Cannon .pisai. f.
fbef5f refern CUcat, begun AID h.llfs
al Paris, zUitbin and for the c5anty E
Oa7erd. on The h.f 7uei9ay q te5raag,
a. ID 1917.
ON the foregoing Petition, the court or6sf
thar .he Petitioner fubhih the foregoing Psfis'ca
and this order of Court thereon III The PORT ard
Gazette, printed il Portland, three week fss.
etihyey ne iaif publication 60 be thirty daYsh
leah BET re he neat term fad cour which 81
he he den IN Pari ulShiL and for he QUAR- q
Oxford co The fseond Iuefdsy d June csu 'has
a. pefions =, tsrssted ihersin may e. and 'fxfs
appear ln lad 0surr and lhea ealf. ~ a1y III
havs) Why the prayer Ct thelr PEI 10 lhypld ses
( gTaned
Afieh CYRUS TfANLTN CEzk
true copy Of the Petition ard the order
Court thereon
Ausif CYRUS HAMxIs, CIR.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-29
FOR SALE.

TO tie Honerabls ygfices efthe Cucds
Court II Common Pleas and SeL)G0ns, in
and Jar The County gtf Oxt6rd 10 he b5ideH
at Parit, on The lat Zaetaay IF February,
1917.
IWOUR Petitioners Inhabitants Of the town Of
II Livermore in fAid County beg leave o. 10.
form your Honors, that wherear 70 ad ha. been
laid ont by committee appointed b. your Hon.
ors, leading from Bowley's Mills in Weld, through
Jay and Livermore a. far as Smiths Gils, on tie
ealt fide of The Androfeoggin River. In the al.
tumn of the year 1909, a. your Honorable records
will affirm. the report Of which was made 10 tis
Court of Common Pleas begun and holden Il
Paris in and for faid county of Oxford, February
Term 1910, that 70 much Of fad road a. leads
from Smiths Mill until il lirikes the road now
travelled, be discontinued the fame not having
been opened, as 1t meets the dilapprobation Of
the Inhabitants of Liverc1ore,--1hat the Inhabi.
tants have been at great eTpenfe 10 making the
roAi now uied, that il 10 almon level, one lmsA
rae excepted. THAI il 10 quite free from Rcnes
that the Inhabitants have been at large expsnfs
10 fencing iad road, 10 De accommodated thereby,
that the dIfiance faved by the new road ID not ons
mile by furvey, thar the road laid cur by fad
Committee leads through vallies difficult 20 make
itoney- that Il cannot be made much fhort OF one
thouiand' dollars and the difiance gained bears 90
proportion 20 the expenfe Your petitioners
would not heiitate TO make any sacrifice that fhculd
oereht the public-yet they are unwilling to bear
ourdea that produces no advantage TO The fab
ue--that they have as many roads, as They rsa
naintain-shat the road under confederation viF
di'commode many individuals as il takes tone lard
snd makes much work 10 fencing, that it the road
i oFsned there; road nearly in tie fame dirsctOui
beginning within ha'f mile and arikng the road
tnat leads trf u the Androfeoggi1 River 10 Hllirr
ell within mile and half, ADD IN the opinion 81
your Petitioners there would be little or 90 hens6t
accrue TO the public by opening faid rosd-Eui II
10 ne opioion 0fyour Honors anr attention IN The
road now travelled tie thought necefsry Yerr
petItoner' further pray thar a committee Of Ire
oh'nieFeited freehoIders be aopoistsd "a the a.
oect' 20 e. quifs into the espediency Of laid read,
a. 10 ousy bound will ever pray.
ROBERT MORRISON and SO oths-s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-29
NOTICE.

Taxes on the following Pe7s in the Meeting
houfe Of the SecoEd Parifh. remain unpaid
and unefs they are paid on, or before Monday
the twen,y eighth day of April inf at O'Clock,
2. NJ they wiIl be fold at public vendae-viz for
the year Isi2--Nos S ". s5--for the year 1871
Nos. s. 10, "A, 20. IS. 40 se, ii9. Gallery
Pews--Nos u, IS, 81, 81, 81. SO. SO.
w.P DAVIS, Collector for the years 81 2
aud IS. April IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-29
PAINTS, &c.
B. & Fl. BUTMAN,

d. O. II. Blu / wi AN,
MIDDLE STREET,
ITAVE JUN received. and offer for fale
l. 4 90 caik, London White Lead,
S do do Red do
10 do French Yellow Ocre
s do Spanifh Brown
8 Hhds do White
10 Bbls Linfeed Oil
do spirits Turpentine
$50 VT. Verdigrife
cafes hyperion Gum Copsl
puncheon Olive On
2 Bbs. Gator do
40 boxes Wndlor Soap
5000 feet Window G als
Cold and Silver Leaf--Copal Warmth
Venetian Red-Ebglifh Lamp Black
Pruifiap Blue-Gum ohellac
Paient Yellow &c.
Together with general sfortmsnt of
Medicine and Dye-StufS,
which will be fold cheap for Cath OF approved
credit 9w dprH
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-29

Nathaniel & Luther Dana,
A CENTS for The Anfbury Nail Factory Co.
keep conGantv on hand large afortment of
Cur Nails, which they offer for faIe at the Bofc.
prices. Also
Have conGgnment Of PoTAsa KETTLES from
the Foundry of Col Leach, which are iuppolsd
to be the ben tina. are made in this country
Jan III IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-29
NOTICE..


a Ii persons indebted 20 the late firm Of
Thomas Chadwick Co. are particularly
requested to cell and settle their accounts with
ISAAC GAGE, who il sW horiz ed 20 adjust the
same at their late stand in Foge street, as soon
possible
Those who do not pay or settle their demands
hefoFc The 10Th dsy Of May next, must call al
the office of w. b. Sewsll, in whose hands they
will then be placed for collection.
IONA. GAGE, BY
April ISAAC GAGE, his Agent.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-29

TIMBER, LUMBER, LIME, &c.
Commifian Rfablifhment and Gene~l DepoG,ory.
THE Public are respectfully informed that the
Mill Pond Wharf and Dock Yard in Bottom,
Is appropriated as Depoftory for all articles IN
the Timber and lumber line and that the sab
&c iber will transsa CommiiEon Bu6aes at the
above place. EBENEZER SMITH
For fae as shove--Staves Hoppe Shocks Tim
Der Salt Platter Cider SC tic. on good terms
IT, Be Les--a but ding fuitabIe for fore or for
foms Mechanic Sm. March rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-29

lit a Circuit Court Of Common Pleas in The
srf fajgtrn Cireaif bsgEH and b2L1fn at
Portland 1itbin and far TIE County Of
Cumberland On The fg3T usIaay Of Mar CD
n. d 1877.
oNthe foregoing petition-oreered that the
PefsieEer. give notice thereof 60 the towns OF Pc
iepfcs Durham aid Pownal ny csuGng copy
Of iaid Ps.itson aud If this oreer thereon 10 be
puhlifhed in each If the Portland Newspapers
three weeks fuecefhveiy. tie lat publication to
be AZ eat thirty 5ays before the third Tueidsy of
June ptxt, shas the Inhabitants Of lad towns and
all concerned. may appear ~ q Circuit Court of
Common Peas then 10 &c holden At Portland
within and for the isid county of Cumberland,
aud fhew caufe il any they have why the prayer
OF lad Petition fhousd NOT be granted.
agfeft. SAM FREEMAN. Clerk.
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lP PUBLIC NOTICE. =,

lP PUBLIC NOTICE. IN
mp THE SUBSCRIBER
pEfNC legally authorized 10 feli good. At PsS.
ID tie Auclion, ioliris the patronage of hi. friend.
and the public The molt Puncfuai attention Nil
be paid 20 all conGgnmenss either for pablle ar
private faIe.
on coNuoSaEHT
And viii be fold cheap mplefs siIorfmens az
BraG .4ndiyogS, SbovelS, and Tsnes.
of the newell patterns.
An Elegans aud very eEienGve a"Oumsnfss
Mahogany and cir framed LOOKING
GLASSES, Tea TrayI, JafPan'd
and plated Gators
~ As uf al. eopiiansy ca hand and win b.
fod Al low prices for CAN or lhort credit q vsrv
exteufve sfortment OF
China, Glass and Crockery Hare.
Any Description of Ware repaeksd al fhort nosiss
N b. All perfons who have accounts Of lous
Handing are rsquenea - notice The old sdass
hort ietElemrnts make long friends =
Bradbury {. Atwood.
Fsyso,la Rszs PO,tssS NsVfe 0D
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-29
Fashionable MiIliaary.

>. c. MIERS having removed from
Bottom 70 Portland, would inform the Ladies OF che
town and us vicinity, that fhs has AIKEN fhop il
MIDI Street, where fhe intends keesng eca.
Family on hand laIge afostRsnt of
Fashionable Millinary,
and STRAW HATS which will Re fo.d zs low
as can be purchaied IN town,
~ MOURNING kept snnasntly on hand, and
made A. he fho-telt nstise.
April 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-29

10 The Han. 1ul7ices Of The Circuit Court Of
C0mm9n Pleas jar The couaty Of Ctmlber.
irna.
THE Inhabitants of Northysrmeuth by their
gen. undsrGgned. respectfully requefl your
Honors thar after due notice to all corporation
zua perions infereaed . committee may be ap
rrieied 10 lay out road fran Lewiifon Falls,
sast ugh P.jspfeo, near the houie of Dcmncu,
Libby through Durham and Powna. near the
houie Of Edward Thonpfon. Esq 20 Col. Chaie's
IN Norshs armouth. ca os uezr the rcut laid down
or the plan Gnpanying this petition.
Afford RICHARDSON Z Ag't. fs, f5s tszv~
WILLIAM RARRoWS ( ~ Nsrfbya. nsasb.
a true eopy--AtseIt
SAM, FREEMAN, Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-06
!. NEWPONI.
|. WsED.NESDAY. AtfG US7s6, istY.


A lengthy coSnnsunic alton relu,ivs ID Tho
Theatre has been rrcciyed; but too lsio Jor
publication. The writer howevss, Aisf re-
marking on the general ptsndeney Of tbestris
cstsmussmepss--of their being eslcuistkd 70
reform the morale aud Improve tia tasts
of society--passxs yefy Just cncemium
on Messrs. PawrzL end Dbsv, the Mans
gers, for their zeal 3 enterprlss il selecting
. corps Of psrfcrmsrs1 highly rcspec,sble
for their talents, in tho iins1 of their psofes-
sion, and equally re,peSAble in the nisate
walks Of life, y. y 49, ,..,
The writer remarks on the vsrio1sg per-
formanccs which have already been brought
forward--snd after spcaking OF the ystious
excellence Of each sctor, obserye, ,,,hst [" each
one noe asfed vel his faarr.y lie reIHarkcs %
that the play Of "a Douglass, on Wedpes esday
night, and thatof AIac6Sth, op MONDAY night,
have probably never been better berfk med
in America. The play announced for this
evening, our correspondent observes, Is one
of tho best comedies Of the present dsy |;
and from the Gas, Of the charActerA no douh,
the evenings eqtertainmeut will afford rich
treat to the lovers OF the drama. T
No doubt, observes our writer, we hsve
: in Ne ~por,, the best company of Come diass
now in Amcticu-he EXPRESSES bope
thstthey will be handsomely ssppor,ed, as
they so far have been; and that the Mapa-
gers will not have to regret their having se-
ieeted this pleasant and agreeable town, ss u
place Of resort during a part of ihe surp-
mer season ~.
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MARINE NEWS.

t.sT - 4. ,PCRT or NkWPCRTt Y
Eaiewl-slccp lusincbe, Greece, Edenton brig
pollys thowueiL Havana vloop E.lhe, Gardner,
Ncysrork 49,, ~, I
Caaosi-s.oop Express. Hamre.,, New Yoft /;
sloop Gco,se sad Mary, Walden, Nev,yofk b,ig
Mary, Daowerl, Copechngen. s2 94..s "a.
.sfosysy, ing -, Arrived, brig Polly, IJrovnsil
fiasans, 10 das 81 Isfi, ship Fas.rrsdss, ,>,syrrk,
.hsstpn. uncertain; Packet, Barber, Nsw.Yofk, DO .
----, Dzviss Nsw. yotks ds .sssig Ann, tsSnsoivc.
proyaleuuk, do, Ricbarc, Fslss, Bristol, z lays
kolcrick. ismrhesr, New, ,Yo,k, 10 days RAfy Ann,
Siacspcle. rcrtisnd. ulicer,sn; yenSs. T@ycroft,
BAston. do. Thonas White, Boston, 90 days Caro-.
hnc, tirahain, Boston, just arrived Juno, Hopkins
Briso'. uacsr,Si'l, Perseverance,, LaStcp. Newport
Sandy. .sss a--Auivsd the regular trading
packet sioop lnvineiule, Greene. i3 dayi from Mpr
sfrssboro, xsC. and days Gom octaeoek Bar
Saed IN co.&i,h about twenty sAii OF vessels boud
70 The porthwsvti Spoke yfF Biock k.islshd, Q BRIG
from astimre bound 70 Boyftu Z F&
gsstsn. Jus sl--Arriyse Haebuef. crsndsI'. from
chsra.i.s. s. o. Jss Asrivct brig Pegasus,
Perry, o5 Newport, days from Fast. Florida, with
cargS of n&.ogaey, s,xaf. horns. 'shchors, &c.
tasen Ap on tie coast Of ti5rida, where tic rcga
sus had been wreckisg FOR two inonths .past---
June 23-Aso, arrived King -Filher, Perry, Of New.
por, 5 days from Fiossds Keys. 40 Z
Tbs RpE,Fisher, sailed frvin NewPort. fof New
Orleans. n May ias, vith-s csrge of Pets,oes, &c
~S.a ,Isd as s s..ss sss
m wreekng On the coast Of Florida, IL company
with the bfif feSasus arrived on Sunday. Afex
days bnes, BfifR short Of provisions, ,ehdrayored
TO get into 81 Augustine, but could aotop Accsunt
ofihe hibh s4rf, and there being no pilotl OUT.
say nc ss:,t ~ sas s0,ol'y q s.: SSga r sh
depbia. wish fvs hAndrsd rassergsrs. was spoken
!. .h - IT. .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-06

On FRIDAY morning last, Mrs SAnAu Rosixsox n.
comfort OF Mr. Thomas hobinson, IN the SD year
tof her ags-@A much valued member of the Society
OF friends. s .ir- Hrefs n.tsshs \
A On similar occasions vs arc reretallv svsrse %
newspaper euiogiums. which not untrequcnuy be.
Stow extravagaat and undcscrved prsise-but ID
recording the death cf this amiahle women, whose
exemplsfy psty, and whose digni6ed 'sad interest.
hg deportweat, rendered her an ornament 10 ,lhc
.ceuA,nuaty be Sanslioncd BY sbst .rropresy.
which Ju:siiy We invoiap.ary silens ssar. shed 70
bs.inyusshed d she wss iot ihielleesuai ,epdosv.
mspss, highly cultivated viii that precious spirit.
val Knowledge, which tssigh her 70 soar superor
10 the contracted view Of ilibssal psejudces rslA-
tive 70 liHesescrsc Of opinion religious suleess-
With heart wstsned with the milk II human kind
Nesj SHE cherished the charities Of he toward sss
human being. transformations in dcSoliousl wor.
chip oter~u up to her Crrator che ever uahifested
that nnocet Shecrfulnes Of disposition, trut char.
acterisiic Of the real christian. ~ 80. sY /
Toward her venerable s,rvivor, whose hoary
locks indicate him as approaching 10 "sAas tsurS
from S1cnes >s rsvtiisr refu,ns.s our sycapsthy u
deeply cxsited-ss we'll ~ for those endeated Kin.
dred, conrecicd, ~ they were. BY the tenderesi
ties, tor the bcrssvemeSt sustained. The rec0nec.
tion that this slc.ive dispens was directed ID
unering visapta, By the authority Of tss invisble
yetvlslhie Omnp0lcnt Deing, whcse sbehest il isxS
summon meflsiS hence Andiile recollection Of he
puriWo os heart which itris bslie,rd the deceAstd
possessed. will mingle with gri g. those consolatoiy
reflections. expressive Of en.re resignation 10 Ne
with OF fieayen.
In sris.of, ON the 2dth u,t. Deacon ,ossfu wAnp.
WELL, in the 7ist year Of his aye. 80 e.e
- Az Prevideec. Oh Saturday last, Aiits rns ovx
FxssEN. aged l9, ,oungest daughter Of tie lion.
james femncr. M
In this town, on the esth uls. Miss MArr prRaY,
aged 65 years.
s AZ Norfolk, on the 10th utg Mr.. Srrpars
,CrAsxE,sep Of Capt Ebenezer Clarke. 10 the 2eth
year OF his age. Is .Nkl \
At City Point, (yirginia) on the 18th, ,ult 1osssa
pyax. sOn cf Mr.. Aaron y. Dyrc. in the 15lh year
~ bis sge.-s,eh belonging to ihe ship Amazon. Of
this port. -S ~ N't tt. t~gt 4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-06

dane,, Id 80 salsrs of "hi-Ssy, ssIs ..s'
tribdtcd among them>-snd they made so
very free, tha = man snd TWO women died OF
the efyscis ofintoxicaii,a Many battles wiih
s,ieks asd fists and stones, were given and
rcceivsd--5ut beyond the foregoins meIan-
choly instances, 40 further fatal effcctssensn.
cd. vsfioas depredations, however, were
commil.ed-aod among others. some Of the
riders discovered, nerf morning, Thar thsy
had come hons without their saddle aaps
she we'll dSessed leather Of which. il has been
discovered, would mako supesior, brougc
sosis. 80.
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GENERAL .NANDAAIls.

p PnILA DsLPai A, jcLy 26--Yv,,~rtiay ART.
at the Luzarerto, in the ship jean, foa. = M
sterdam, GENERAL yAsDAMME. Ills namc
and HE exploits sre well known. He-is IAN
ded ut the Lasaretto WIN many olhcrs of his
brother officers. The Generals eppeAfsnrs
istruly pleasing .in his nounlcpanre there
is p se(tpsss,, ea4 agwss!ss sayss . 4sysse1besp
,hat'attsse,s the atten,ipn of any snprejatc-
ed person. He is or tho yaidiIs sta'oe,
pretty tat, ana neatly u,sdc his bsiri3 blaek,
his eyes Of the same coiour, and Of dsep and
accurate, penctsation. sis =. ~ A 5ysBa "A
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-06
THE SEASON.


some time since prevalent Of the probable
failure Of fhe crops, Il, is now ascestsined.
that lho present harvest, taking toto eaima-
tipn all parta Of the couatry, has seldom been
more prolific. Even in Virginia. where The
greatest appfehcosioas ofsn Uncomfortable
crop existed, IL is abundant--in some parts
In an unparalleled degree. The Winchestes
Constollssiqn asserts, that {" never, within
the rceoitection OF its editor, has that section
of the country been blessed with moro boun.
tiful harvest Between shat place aud Har-
risonburcb, (seventy miles south-west) the
crops of whsat, rye, and oats, are immeuse,s
and not " single field producing an indifferf
ent crop" A Gentleman from Tennessee
also remarked, that +" he never Witnessed
greater harves. than appears from Knoxville
20 Winchester"
DRIposponr, Con-. JuLr 3o-Whcat,
rye, barely, oats &C. were never known in
greater quantity or better quality and tho
Indian Corn, from its present healthy and
vigorous appearance gives abundant promise
of q rich aud plentiful harvest.
TRENTON, JyLy 23.-The crops Of wheat,
rye, oats, aax aRd grass, have never been
biStS "SuueoeS s'' h"As Ss"sSs s"s" WV s'~
this year. The corn 10 many places, was
much injured BY the worm, but in Others
wholly escaped; aud on the whole there will
be no gres, deficiency OF this valuable. grain,
uGiess 40 "pntimely frost, should inlure il.
~:%:~
NEw-fosx, July 80.
Lafssfyrsm Ens'and--By the Golconda,
news 10 the lAth Jone 10 received from Liv'
e.pool. Americun Hour continued in brisk
demand at 79s. sterling.
The ship Washington, Formsn, from Lon
don, for this port, in which Mr.. Secretary
Adams had taken passage, passed Gravcssnd
on the 9Th June. -
Tho scarcity was stili scnsibiy felt in
France; brt ihere was prospect q hne
hArveas. p.5 .f- r.
+i S.----. !. ..esst. i s
lnasish SistEr1asees.-A EruAch ;tapes
: says: /" General Milans has established bimr
seif among the nnbuntaius on the borders Of
cA,aloni., andsracruitinS from the discoa-
senssd 'mi'issss, who ere joining his standard
10 great plumbers. The garrison OF Baree-
Iona has been reinforced. Tiey perform
duty as IN time OF war. A numerous body
the Ebro, near the frontiers ef Arrsgon and
,cAssloaia. Extraordinary measures for quiet
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-06

.fayt 5gss ti.fkkiED, as ess 4 S,.,f,l
Ia this town. on Sunday evening last, By the Rev:
Mr.. webb. Mr.. BssiASss u. Aov LAND 70 Misc
rsxss e. Gssssss ,daughssr of ths late Me