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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-19
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NEW PORT.
NOTICE..
WEDNESDdY, fA6KUARYJs, lsly-

NOl lCL.
p The Standing Committee Of tie Rehef
Society have fhr sahsfacnon 20 inform ifs
1MemSers and Pafrons, thar with fhs seanfy
n'ssns vhSh ihey have as yef Ind at command,
they 6ave disf,isEsed ef fhe essential araeifs,
feel ana inaisa aieGI 70 asous one husd'ed
ans lss,ty sda's ice swS taafyiaxsss, wfe sire
IN a suffering eeraifios.
~ Meir IGads Mil sopn bc exAausfed eifh :
oHf Jarf6er ard, hey again s0Geif lsssfie not
ronaye ard cssisianee.
The eantriifsr< learn, syifA pleasure, thar
severui graitemen farmers, an fhr. vieinisy Of
shs sown, dre intending 60 nrrsess fhe soeiely
svilA fofasoss, as soon ns Me Sveafher will ad-
mil Of a. They Deg leave 70 refer sueh 10
STspssS GcUIo, for directions vhsrr 10 dc.
fsosit f6sir Donations.
,seSrhorf, Fec. 10, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-19
JOB K. TOWNSEND.

CoNrlNuEs 10 carry on the Cabinet. Making
Business in all It's variety, He has on hcnd q
quantity OF Furniture. made OF the best metsrisIa
which he will sell at moderate prices.
.fso' ter saie-2000 feet Cherry Boards.
Hansd-a yourneymsn Cabinet. Maker. who 10 b
good workman and ofsteady habits.
~ b. All persons indebted are called upon "a
make payment Immediately, that be may BE- enabled
to discharge bis own debu.
Dee Ia
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NOTICE.

Curling, Nhafeniag, Dressing and Co.!
orisg Feoshryy,. -
noNe in the best nanesf, on modessie ,erm~,
~ al the house on The wharf next south M ,ss
dwelling of the late n. n. Aoehnuty. Esq.
NSrfsrv - =, 1sM.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-19
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
eC THE, fast sailing packet sloop
~X6A jsmss Lswresce, 81 tons bufthsl,
~ - huih fcs and for two yesrs past ply
49, ING between Newport and Pfvyi-
dsncs. fisr Isigyiae Apd sppdrskhsnces in goA
sad ample order. For particulars, sppy 70 -.
nevpo.t. xsb IL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-19
BOOKS FOR CHILDREN.
JOSIAH c. SHAW has Jus, opened.

- and now ofsers for sale.
1000 vols. Chriid'en's entettsipins Books
!, 'dlss 1rs' reeeived--$o reama Ames' supss-
me and nne hot.pressed letter Paper, 81 qsslis3
superior OF the kind to any ever offered for ss,s "
this town.
a complete isssrtmso, Of school Books and -
nonary to be had ss usual, very cheap. ss Nc. In
Thames -street. A. O. SHAW. ~
Dec. 2s. -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-19
COLD WEATHER.

Ascornts from ell parts Of Nav Easiand
mention che intense cold weather, during the
latter part Of hast week, and ms, of the har-
bors are completely blocked up with ies.--
The inner hsrbor of this town 10 also ct lenglh b
closed with iee--,he outer barbor 10 howe YER
s,iIl slears The mercury in thermomstsr
on Friday last, at 10 p. M. stood st o; below
zero, and on Saturday, Al 2 AN. - below.
AZ Bestou on Friday last, she mercosy. In thse.
mnuetss. srspsnded in exposed situation on
Pembertons Hill. Gas at z A. NJ 4deg. below zero,
at 10 p. 81. 10 "a below On saturday, 1t 7 A. VI
10 below O. at 10 r. -. 2-On Sunday At 2 A. N.
} bellows and ct Noon. 2< above o.
-:z:z so:x:x-
The general Assembly of this state 10 now
in session Of East.0reenwieh. Tue Repub-
iicsn Convention viii nee, o. that place to-
morrow Evening.
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AzkRIED,

Al tile rriends' Meeting. House in this ,ows, on
Thursday afternoon last. sETn ksLLSv. Of Men.
don. (MAss} 10 Es sses EAaL, daughter Of the late
Capt. John Easss-snd ST stnssB CsAss, Of Som.
ersst, (Msss1 10 Mat Bowss. daughter of Cspl
Jonathan nowss. Of this town.
A, South kanesiovn. on Thursday evening last.
Mr.. JAass bx1os 70 Miss sALIv PseksAh,
daagbtsr Of ssajsnsn Peckh.h, Esl.
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AT Prssidsnss, Mrs. ASS EHpt. aged 70. vito
Of samuel Ed. Esq secretary Of sse.--Ms.
Mksr Moxeass, aged s2--On Monday morn
ing last. Ne Ssss W ossssss, sgsA q. srsssiy
u tbs iesr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-19

PERPETUAL mohon.-James. Kirkpatrieh, of
Harrisburg, Ky. announces to the public,
this, he has made complete discovery of the
perpetual motion. With one machine, he
says that he can drive two saw mills six grist
mills--ths stones in said mills making from
so to 90 revolutions in a minute, aud that
the whole. can be pu, in operation by boy
Is years old and stopped q, pleasure.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-19

A letter from. toe ssuts ssyssh One hsp.
dred and 6ty thousand bushels OF Corn hsve
been purchased by The agents Of ooe house,
for tho Boston market" Bosfsn cennnst'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-19

The amount Of ardent spirits, Of foreign
and dousstsck nsu0faelure, consumed apnu-
ally, in tho United States, is little short of
thir,y.iour million esllons. In ieio, when
the hast census was taken, the amount WAS as
certained to be 3a,36s.s2e.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-19
10 EET.

TRAT we'll known Farm in Porssnoush, late thp
property Of Berjamin Brown. dscssssj, c2N.
tanning le7 acres Of exceilent Land, Bordering ou
the sea shore, with three orchards, dwelling house
With cther oot.buiIdihgs. The said Farm will Ia
leased for one year from the 1s.h Of March nszu1s
For further psrleuars. apply ~ the subscrbef, q
the premises. PATIENCE BROWN.
Portsmouth, Feb. 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-19
WILLIAM LOWE,

IL EsPEcrFuLly informs his friends and The pub.
~ hc, that he has comrnepcedthe
.sueiios and Cenmssssp sDusssss. A.
and would be hsppyto As,.nd 60 all who may plsaoo
~ empioyuim. Hs will sdvanee CssA on Goods de-
posted either for public or private ssie.
he otso kseps for sole,
:. A large sssortisent of 0tocsries and Cs0skSfv
Ware, at wholesale and recall. cheaper than b0
bosght IN this town. for cash only. ~
~New'Sork money and ,reisury notes eschAhgetS -
ANAL discount. July g..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-19

Rsmsrkets- HEIFER.-tor Beauty sf Form
Weyhf aud Fainess.
Raised and taltened by Nathaniel Chandler,
Esq. OF Pesersbsm, two years and ten mouths
old, cold this day by Msjor John Wilson to
Mr.. Wllism Cook, Of Boyls,on Market.
WssyAA-Hide -. Tsllow ll2, Quarters 1877, lsS.
2o<. 200. Total s09B. February 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-24

10 build draw Ia Brighton Bridge. An
al 10 eftablifh compensation for cer:ain
militia officers
An aa 10 change the names Of Ger.
tain pcrfons therein named.
LOcAL dcIS.
III &C, III addition to the act 20 moor
porzte the Bangor Bank.
AIS 10 authorize Springfield Bank to
increase IFS capital. In addition 20 the
az ellablillling The Hampihire Bank. =
10 reduce the capital Of Saco Bauk
IA additional at for regulating
weights ard mcalurcs In Bolton.
To incorporate the Matter, Wardcns
and Members Of tia Grand Lodge O.
Msfachuletts.
Numerous other acts, Of private and
local nature have been paHrd, and appro-
we'd, which viii Be noticed hereafter.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-24

Royal Wisdom--By o paragraph Il
some English papers it appears lhsI !
King of Bavaria has issued decree orc
ing that no Freemason shall hold amp I:
Of trust or profit in his dominions, IT.
be recollected tina, Queen ElizsbeIh !,
attempted to put down this fraternity u
become member of it, and absolute ]
was, she found herself unable to dmts
them. In latter times the institutes
been considered not merely an limos
but laueable one, and most ofths 81
reigns OF Europe in the present age i
become its members Ferdinand VII
Spain, has issued his malediclions agas
the. order, and the King Of Bavaria
followed his example, but they are ned
OF them Solomons.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-24

La,esf From Cadiz.-Ihis forenoon ar
rived in 81 days from Cadiz the brig
Nymph, Williams. All kinds of American
produce was very low -four SIS. The
crops had been good the last year, and the
prospect was good for The ensuing. The
most interesting article Of intelligence she
brings is tina, il was currently reported that
the inhabitants oil Barcelona were in state
OF rebellion that general Lacy had been
assassinated, and that the mob had seized
upon the friars and made eunuchs ofeyery
mothers son ofthem.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-24
RGge for Foreign Intelligence.

The anxiety OF our countrymen 10 look
across the Atlantic for intelligence, is such
that the most insignificant article, provided
is extracted from London newspaper,
will be read with avidity Thus, in the
absence ofbelter intelligence, We NAV De
ruse the account ofa Gresna Green mar
rage, or OF a man suspended BY the neck
for taking the property Of another one
without his consent. Such intelligence, as
delcctible as il may be to some news
mongers, who think criminal execution
is good apology for the want Of battle, or
the conhagration Of city, does not pre-
sent very favorable specimen Of American
taste. Undoubtedly there are thieye.
murdersrs, and pick pockets in England,
or there would have been no article in III,
criminal code of that country imposing pen
allies for crimes of this class. There are
likewise gamblers, swindlcrs, and kna,es
Of al ranks and sizes in that country, who
are made likewise the subjects of criminal
justice N short, we may be here treated
With asiew Of corrupt nature in all It's char
ming varieties. But tie question Is, with
what possible view are these articlrs 90
ponpoasly detailed ia American papers
Does man who has become so notorious
BY inianay in the country where he resides.
that he IS denied the common benefit Of DIV.
ing IN his bed, become an object Of sufI,.
Gent importance 10 have his name resound.
Cd in Our newspapers from one end 81 This
COMMENT 10 the oiI4er Whenever w.
read OF extraordinary instances Of milan
thropy, such as that sfTordsd by Richard
Reynalds for instance, there seems some
proPrietg IN prOmuigstins The fact Il III
distance Q. three thousand miles Sneh
examples arc worthy q being inscribed j
nc solar orb, that they might be rrad :
dazzling characters wherever taat o,or;o,,.
iumlnary dlifusss his bsans-alan f,sls
himself elevated BY participating IN ,be
common nature Of sucl. plsilan,bropi<,
nrrc tbs press asserts her proper don't,
oy dragging such COY nSfis from tn g; :,
son shades Of It's own m0Gessy. befarr IS.
'uil beams ofshe sun Thousanas az,
thousands Of hearts are warmed - -
spectacle Of such sirtne. n fhe -
una q newspaper which announres -, -
'aes' perhaps may BE- SEEN IA accom-, e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-24
EGYPT.

The plague has ragged q, Cairo viii =.
fury But the most extraordinary eir,ss
stance from this country is, that II rsio,s
torrents for four days An event lie l
is not recollectsd, and il nearly desu.,.
whole villages the houses being bu1
unbaked mud, were washed away. IlnA
lasted a few days longer il is supposed !
half the city Of Cairo would have been /
iroyed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-24
wtNpHAM. (CoNN.l J JUNE ia.

Emigration. Friday last thirteen wag-
CONS with families, consisting of between 6ty
and sirty souls, from this and the adjoining
towns in this county, started. from here for
the state OF Ohio, 10 form new settlement.
This We understand to be only the. advanced
party ofa much larger number, who are cal
culating TO leave this county the present sea-
son for The same destination.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-24

some petty tIefl,--scfre misr lie a..
fingered pick-pockes dsnsling lrom :
bel, tie victim Of insulled justice. !. 8
what purpose is tits FACT detailed to Il. :
ol Americans The thief has -
penalty OF his crime, and LEI he shs6....
oblivion rea upon bis ashes. Ifitnm
sary that our papers should becon. !
Newgsfe cslienders, We lave Is
enough a. home Of native manuI...
sufficient 10 occupy our pages for s.
time ID come. We need only se.,es
lails, and we shall find these hidden :.
ures in abundance. In short, such !. !.
rage 10 know what is passing in tie s.
three thousand miles distant from !. Z
even the IiIlory. or q Cato nine t.;.s
comes Interesting, when We Can -
nothing elss.--Fed. Rshnblse9s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-24

X contribution 70 Natural Plilosoth
A traveller was talking Of having sr.s
some foreign country, bugs, 50 lsrr !.
powerful, that two Of them would dfsn
mans blood in night. Sir John d.
10 whom this was addressed replied, 4
good sir, We have the same animals in /,
land, but they are known by another usn,
they are called hum6ugs,"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-24

A dreadful Whirlwind, or Tornado. was
felt in the Interior Of Virginia, about the
9Th inst. Such was its force, that buildings
fences, trees, and grain. were swept away
and demolished; several persons were Kill
led These ravages were confined 10 a.
bout 800 yards in width.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-24

Kosclusko has declared free, ard ess>.
from all charges Of personal sersisr. !
inhabitants OF his domains in peland
few others have followed his example. Z
readers viii bear in niOd that the Id.
the people OF that country are slsss,
much appertaining 10 the soil As the !.
that grow upon II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-24
coscoRD, IN. H. JUNE IL.
.zhhoinsments BY me Governor.

Hon. Roger vose, OF WalPole, 10 be az
Oyerseer oil Dartmouth Uaiversity--Rey.
Thomas Beede, Of Wilton, Rev. Elijah
Dunbar, of Petersboro', and Cyrus Per,
kins, M d of Hanover, to be Trustee: Of
Dartmouth University, in place Of Messrs.
Asa M'Fsrland, Seth Payson and Timothy
Farrar, removed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-24

At a meeting Of the Trustees Of Dart
mouth University last week, Rev. VIII
LIAM ALLEN was unanimously elected
President, end Rev. THOMAS c. SEARLE,
Professor OF Ethics, Metaphysics and Log.
ic, at said University.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-24

Sheen Sheariag. The season Is now pas
srd, and the frcces obtained are said to DC
very heavy. In the town OF Waterloo,
New-York Ssate,two persons have ccriihed
on oath, that the hcyoe OF Merino Buck,
belonging TO a Mr.. Sutton, had been shear
cd The 23d May, and weighed Fourteen
Pounds.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-24
lrsiDls,usr Of asassitbusftts.


1SstN 41E SATURDAY JUN IA, 1917
A h'riTaes Of Ills ExexIlrncy the
Gorerner - III fabj q ofthr amend
nenr Of The Csnsisa,ion of the y S.
~as rrferfedso ia don. MeiTfs. Var.
nan, @ .iney AID Wiling.
OrasIs Of ssice paiIed On petitions Of
Seleftmcn Of Cosnysile ana n Bipell
The rcpor; If the Commit ,ners Of
Eafrrn Lands vas referred to the next
felton,.
MONDAY. JUas rs 1T was voted TO
Be inrxpedlens TO make any iufther leg
ia4uvc prosiiions for the detruction OF
wolves. BIC.
The bill reipeding the choice of mem
bers Of Congsefs w2s denied . third read
ing
The communication refprding the al
.teraticn of the Tnfpeaion Laws, aud pct.
Of Plantation No. .. we're referred 10 The
next fession.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-24
CPendAstsu S, c. MsDengsr.
Ervact from tie Nemoyialof Oh

-
uer Evans. Esq 10 Congress.
" Since the age OF twenty your memoir
slist has devoted much time, labour and
study, to discover and invent many new
and useful Improvements, some OF which
have been put IN orpera,ion, and are &C
knowledged TO be oil The 6rst importance
and benefit TO the American people.
That, al The age oil Fifty one years, des-
pairing Of ever receiving any reward from
he public and to rid his mind of The in
cumbrance Of his discoveries, he collected,
bound and sealed, in bundIs all the draw.
ings, specifications, explanations and min
utes of his inventions not YET in use, which
he endorsed, = Nor 20 Be oteae1 unfil after
ny dseeose" But, on more mature rsnec.
ion, srprehending that these papers might
lead his childsen OF grand children into the
same path OF sgxa,ion and iuin which he
had sfzyersed, and subject them TO the
same persecution which hid so long para
Lied his floris, he assembled lis lsmilv,
and stated 10 them, thai the expense Of time,
labor and thought which the contents ii
these papers had cost him, was The true
reason why lie Owned ne properly. moi
wsthstanding his known economy snd indie
fstigsble Industry and that lie feared, for
Inc above reason, 10 leave them. They al
burst into tears. and unanimousls usged
him to burn them. Without hesitation be
scquitsctd III this request, and committed
his papers TO The flames, ssthe mos eiFica
cious mesns Of svesting The Impending
run oil himself and Of bis children.
thus Went bis mental predictions, The
isuiss OF icog md lsboious life Yet he
iels - one l'ssins Just escaped from shraI-
dom, and lie still deems Ills IS Tie most
fortunate transaction of his life.
Your memosialist then cheerfully COM
menced she. world anew and, aud at tie
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-24

In every Town and city through which
the President of Tic United States passes
in progressing On his tour, be = received
and trea,ed bs III classes, by men o. every
oarsy. With . degree Of respscs, attention
and evident satisfaction, which must DC
highly gratifying 70 him, and ouglA . e
equally TO every freud OF the na'ion
Al hi disposition on The par' q the Gu
zens appeafs 10 be general, il i1rnishes
strong evidence that tic people 81 The lni
ted State. expect. and will be grained 10
find. that Mr.. Monroe Is the President OF
the nation, and not OF any particular party.
BAR. FED. Gag.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-24

An ingenious piece of machinery
just been completed at Li,eh6eld [Eu
which, with the assistance Of one gitl,
weave 400 yards of wooleR cloth per 4
Il is worked by water. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-24

It's stated in T" The Telescope" ar Il
10th "a paper printed at Columbia, 81
Carolina, that The wheat is generally ~
for cutting, and that some OF il has been
ready gathered in excellent cordihon-4|
corn IS thriving admirably, and pronixl|
rich cTop---that cotton has thus far dione i
-and that fruits and vegetables. we've Is ]
greatest abundance.
A writer in the National Intelligence
June 10Th, who dates at Winchester, VIM
ia, June 10th, says, that the wheat which 4
sown early last fall, Of whatever kind. ID
ises a good crop !; bat that which was -
late will be scarcely worth the .lsbour d
yestlng owing to the Hessian fy--that =
by reason Of the GOODNESS a the spring I
the cut worm, is backward, but lhe 4
change IN the weather has caused il topa4
more favourable appearance-that rye
oats promise an abundant crop-and ihal q
IS very attendant.
Alter all the alarming stories which =
been 50 industriously circulated relsliv
the GOODNESS of ths season, and The muir
enemies Of the fruits OF the earth, ithrI
consoling TO Team that things are not qalx
bad as was represented, and foreio3 81
'hai there is fair prospect not CAY
competency but an abundance, fof ihe -
of man and beast. Ifmankind wouA sasI
plain Of Providence less, and irusl ues
would comport quite as well with Their q
and their cbligations.-N. Y. .ids.
by report ola legislative comnlIlts
TIE state Of Connecticut, made during 7 $
sion IN May last, il appears-that - =
q that State laid this year, are one ssa
The dollar, which compared with he laas
many parts Of the country, and anons
q his State, ale very light--thal tie
treasury i entirely out al debt, as
permanent fund ct nearly four hDnares
sand dollars. besides their great : s
Fund. the capital of which i one
LION FIVE HUNDRED TH0lSA
D0LLAhS-and the committee sd, 81
iuli examination, tkey find tha: tie -
= tae >tote ere kept IN eorresl and -
Gus manner.
As the sfairs Of that state bare Is:<f
ne subject II much conversation snd n
auon, IT'S perhaps worth the tfes5*
moments reflection to determine.
he public concerns OF a community. -
lated, can have been sesy badly -
he ordinary business Of The treasury 8
n'ent q LIE government Of Consrf'
conducted 81 treasurer, corPtrs'@
10 clerks. es4 n zach sFz--rtsse -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-24
asisrellaufous s0flfftions.

NkNbEh5 Cf LUEGH6oo--Orrh<lsL.
AT the lalt trial tor The choice of Rep
rcfenfatives ia the Congress Of the Uni
ted States, in the four vacant diltricts of
this Commonwealth the following is the
refult.
The Hon. JEREMiAH Nelson (feder-
all has been elected in EfIex North DIFF
trict.
The Hon. Walter Folger (democratic)
in BarnitabIc district. (Ifajiorlfy 90 J
In the 9Th and 9th Eaitern Diitricts,
no choice has been made and precepts
have inued for another trial on the AFT
July next.
In the oh Ealtern DiHrict. Benjamin
Brown, Jun. had the highei Number Of
votes.
II is highly gratifying to the lovers Of
the old fchooI patriots to find the name
of Timothy Pickering on the lit of Coun-
sellers for the enfuing year. Few men
have ferved their country better, and are
more entitled to RS gratitude and hon
ours When the Glamour and falsehood
of infuriate demagogues fhall with them
be forgotten, and time fhaIl do juttice TO
caamnia I'D worth his name will fhine
bright in the annals of bis country.
Though he has not, like many who have
Come after him enriched himself at his
country's expepfe though. after forty
years ipent 10 public fervice, he is com
PEELED in his old age to labour on his
farm ; yet he will reap rich harvef Of
future fame. Ofthis reward not all the
efforts of spiteful political partizans can
deprive him. -Woresfey Spy.
Mail Rob5e,y.--The Carrier of the
mail on the route from the Edgefeld c.
H to thi: place, was detected daring lait
week in rob5ing it and committed to
Caol. 1t appears tina. the thing has been
practifed for some time by this carrier,
as we'll as the one on the former contraa
which they are faid TO have effected BY
bending the ends of the mail together,
Hacking the chain and drawing OUT Pack
ages between the ftaples. We have heard
that the rider of the previous contract has
been alto taken and committed
The frequency of shefe depredations
on the Mail, of late, renders it highly
neceilary, that the department ihould
look to it, and that contractors fhould be
madeto be more choice and cautious n
the feleaion ofriders.
rPendlst1, s C.. 1fll.nner
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-06

THOMAS HANSON, Of the Borough of
Wn.inS ~. Merchn.t, has This day executed
an assignment to James Price & John Gordon,
in rust Tor the benefit of all such of his ere
dhors in tho state Of DELAY are, who shall exc
cute release % the SAID Hanson, within thirty
days, and for all other creditors who shall exc
cue the said release within forty days from this
daIe, according to the provisions thereof Those
eled tors who wish to avail themselves Of the
befchs oil the said assignment. are requested TO
call tsltc counting house of John Gordon, and
sg Inc said release, 5. exhil i their claims. All
persons indebted to said Hanson are requested
to make immediate payment to the subscriber
John Gordon,
Acting Assignee Of Thomas Hanson
Iuly 7-l6--5r
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-06
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sovereign remedy for cods Obstinate coughs, catarh
ashmas, sore throats, and approaching eoIsumptions
single trial will prove that it the determination
of the fluids to the surface Of the body and brings on the
common, healthfu perpiraton that it dislodges and
the tough, vscid phegm mueu strength
the weakened vessels OF the lungs. Thus striking At
root Of the disorder the symptoms are OF course cf-
fectualy and permanently CONQUERED.