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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-12
SHEPHERDS Improved Fire
Place.

L HE Subscriber has the satisfac-
tcn of informing the Puolck thar he is the true
and orig'pa inventor Ct a. much improved Fire.
Place altogether different from any hitherto coz
ftructed for which he has lecured Patent from
the proper authority This improved Fire ace
isdiltinguifhed for its apeear ance is of 6mpe
hructure, and can be erected in any common Ere
place at trflng sxpenfe although when decent.
ly hnifhed It will admit of being highly orsament-
ed IL gives to room oil tbs beat qftbs f., rvaboas
aay bso<s and corfequenty faves more than half the
wood which the beli conarue,ed common fire. place
would in the fame time confume. Ia one word Il
10 the moif comfortable and mott economical FIRE
place, ever offered to the public, and is az well
adapted for kitchens as for paricurs. could ca.
hiy obtain certificates from the mca Respectable
characters IN Northampton thar rhe above Gate
ment Is not exaggerated, hug "a iaall seou caufe
one ofmy fire places to De ere ed ia each fhire
town Of County ia tf2 Northern States vybete
every perion can LASTLY himle,f by acua oblefva,
tion s-uG they win prove their own ben recon.
incubation
10 all Minister'S of the GOSPEL.
it gives pIeaure 10 offer he privilege of erect
ing nay 6re-pa aces in their REFLECTIVE dwellings, A.
us All other persons who fhall erect them With
out hrfs purchasing Gcercs will be proecuted &C.
cordipg TO Law. any perior de6rou. OF purchaf-
Jog ne executive rigbt Of erectiug my improved
fire place within any particular Couuty of he n.
Sta fhali receive proper attention Dy add, e1iao
% me 2 pot paid letter on the iuhj.ct
Lepi Shepherd,
Northampton, MaiTa. 18Th Jan 1877
N. Ii, All Printers of NewsDa~
pers who cho fe to pubfh he above AdyerA,,Ge.
meut' three times, free Of expence me fhall have
the privilege of erec ting one of nv imnrrv 4
Fire Places without purchaGng licence. 4w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-12

The papers mention that large quantities 0
Corn have been purchased in Ohio for the
northern market.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-12
NEwBURypoRT. FEB. I!
THE ROBBERY-6gain :


9Murdey yiA or, "-Yesterday two men
were examined 10 this town before Justices
Woars and Fitx, who had the day before,
been arrested in Newmarket, N. I'll. on sus-
picion of being the perpetrators OF The
ROBBERY OF Maj Goodrich, on the even
ing Of the 10Th OF Dec. last, They were
both in this town that evening Three
pieces OF gold were found in their house in
Newmarket one of them IN pocket book,
and two in the cellar under barrel--one
OF which Mai Goodrich could identity by
the paper over it and the figures marked on
the back by himself Also, ten dollar bill
which he was able to identify, by name
which he had written on the back ofit.
Such were the circumstances that we be-
lieve not doubt was lef, on the mind OF
sny one who heard the examination, but
they were criminal in this atrocious deed
They are two brothers, Levi and Laban
Remission, and stand committed for trial IN
April next, at Ipswich.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-12
INDELIBLE INK.

To make il, take nitre of silver two
drachms, rain water two ounces, tincture oil
gall 80 drops. Previous TO applying the
Ink, the linen 10 be marked, should be wet
with solution OF pearlasb in water, and
suffered TO dry.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-12

The U. S. Bank has commenced opera
ton and promises to be Of great utility in put
ting down or regulating the " fog" banks at
the south.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-12

Much credit is due to Maj. Goodrich foI
his perseyering exertions in leading 10 the
detection Of the base culpiiis who commit
ted the late Robbery.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-12
@O41Ce09,
Wednesday, February II, 1877.

The Senate Of the U. s. have passed the
bill repeating the Compensation Law, and
have negatived the bill for creating new de-
partment to be denominated the home depart
ment. So far SO good.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-12
OHIO, DEC %.

OHIO, DEC %.
Vast quantities of Corn have been pur-
chased on this river for the Boston market
A gentleman called here from Cincinnati,
who had been up as far as the Big Sandy,
and purchased 10000 bushels at 80 cents
Ii is now worth SO cents at Cincinnati.
Some are asking 100 cents bushel for
wheat Beef is from 8 to dolls. cwt.
Pork 2 l-2 Turkeys IL cents each.
Mutton 8 10 cents.
The Patriot asserts the election 10 Con.
gress i'm Plymouth District OF MIR Sampson,
the democratic candidate 1t states the
votes at l439 for Mr. Wood, 1873 for Mr..
Sampson, and 80 scattered.
Extract Of q Letter from PHILADELPHIA, dat
ed FED. 2
The u S. Bank has agreed 10 Discount
TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS for
this city, and 10 allow The Banks that are To-
debted TO The United States, 10 hold the
same by paying interest. NewYork. Bal
,imore and Virginia, will also have liberal
discount. 1t is understood the Banks in
this city, New-York, Baltimore end Virgin
ia, will resume SPECIE payments alter the
2oih ins.."--N. Y. Aer. .ddO.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-12
Lepi Shepherd,
northampton, MaIIa. 18Th Jan 1917

pers who cho fe TO pubIifh he above Adver'e(e
ment. three times free Of experce 70 me hal, have
he privilege of erecting one of my imprcv d
Fire Places without purchaGng licence. 4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

ern and western boundary of Jonathan:
land the land of genuine liberty, wher,
all the negro children are free before The,
are born These commissioners are hap
PLY selected on account of their strong
resemblance: they are both OF humble O.
Tigin, both traders, both c!od -hoppcrs, both
militia officers and boil. of them have a
fanatlcai hatred to each others country
there is no doubt, therefore, but they will
agree. I'm pursuance Ofthe treaty of Pa
ris, they must always keep in the middis
of the great lakes and rivers, and for thi..
purpoSc II will be necessary 10 walk upon
the water, like St. Peter. Proceeding al
loug through the ST. Lawrence, they will
go mp the Long Saah upon snow shoes,
when they will suddenly meet 4 large Is
iand, which lies upon d0;k SIDES of the mici-
de of the river, ~ they will immediately set
tie upon whtci site it doth lie. This Is
land is filled with sGa7,sers, whouil the y.
West Company, } hold by the sturdy right
OF possession.
The commissioners will decide whether
those squatiers shall i'll nature he aatlio-
rlscd ~ curse john Bull, or whether they
snail bc bound 10 pray for him. Re
tween ille Long Saut aud Prescott, they
will meetwith twenty such islands one of
them Is IN possession Of nephew of IL
Judge of the court of kings bench at
S Montreal, WHO has bought it, paid for it,
and made large improvements ,p,on it.. He
Is lawyer, and Il member of congress,
and therefore is, probably, competent TO
decide whether he owus the island or not.
But II ne should have any doubt upon the
subject, II may be referred to the decisi-
ons of his uncle at Montreal. Above
Brockvlie, the II. Lawrence becomes ten
mites wide. and * filed with a thousand
islands the passages through them are
like the windings of the labyrinth of Crete.
I he commissioners will fix clew exact
ly iii the middle of them. They will then
proceed to place bnoysin the nsi,lFie ofiake
Ontario; i'm the middle of the falls of Ma
CARA in the middle of lake Erie: III the
middle of lake Huron and so OH 10 the
straits of ST. Mary.
When they arrive opposite the Grand
Portage, they viii drive a stake down in
the middle flake Superior, and step ashore
10 breakfast al that place, where they will
meet with MesSrs. Coiiman aud ilet i."r;
vino will arrive there cruelty at the same
tine, IN orderin hold special court ofoyer
aud terminer, for trial of the righthon-
srable the Earl of Selkirk, who stands &C
cnsed of stealing from there's, and is lodg-
ed III jail by virtue ofa warrant issued by
a lustice OF the peace in Upper Canada,
who Is an executive counsellor, and 6a-
By The commissioners will then go, ac-
cording 10 the treaty of Paris, precisely to
the n. ". paint 'tae Lnke ofthe IVoods.-
Thence they will proceed for ercr G7,d
dny, duo West course, till they reach
the river Mississippi. after which, they
will return to their respective COUNTRIES
AS reward for those public services,
John Bull will make his commissioner a
knight, like Sawney M'Kenble; and iona
than's commissioner Will be appointed 4
consul to AIgiers.
HERALD.
THE name Of this honorable counsellor IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14
CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
4

fhIU@tay, JTHHTry q.
Mr.. Robertson, from the committee on
the public lands, reported bill making
provision for locating the lands reserved!
nv the first arti he OF the treaty. of August
1914, between the United States and the
Creek nation, TO certain chiefs and warri-
ors of that nation, and for other pur-
poses; which bill was twice read and re-
ferre,I.
Mr. Lorades, from the committee of
way and means, reported a bill. making
pFiia! appropriation for the subsistence
ct re arsnv during the year 1917 which
Wa twice read and committed.
The Speaker laid before the House a
letter @m the Secretary ofthe Treasury.
Pursuant TO a resolution of the House.
transmitting statement of The final set
uement and lcan-otl,ce certificates, issu-
81 by the authority OF the continental
Congress the Speaker laid before the
House also letter from the Secretary of
the Navy, Transmitting the annual list of
clerks employed i'll the Navy Department
during the year 1916 with the salary al
lowed To each; whicI, communications
were lald on the table, and the first order
ed to be printed.
MIR. Cannon called up the resolution sub
mitted by him, TO enquire into the expe-
district in the Mississippi territory. adj
joining the southern boundary OF Tcu-
nessee, and including the late purchases
made from tie Cherokee and ChickaSaw
Indians, and TO provide sor the appoint
nent OF principal surveyor for said dis
tTict: also register and receiver of pub
nc monies, and To make such further pro
VISION AZ may he necessary To have the
lands within the same, 10 which the In
dian title has been extinguished, sur
Veyed and offered for sale as soon as prac-
ticablc.
After few explanatory remarks from,
Mr.. Cannon, the resolution was agreed
TO.
On motion of Mr.. Hing, the committee
on TIC Judiciary were instructed 10 en-
cure INTO the expedicncv ofproviding bv
law for holding annually two terms of the
Circuit Court Of the United States within
the District of Maine.
On motion of Mr.. La,fimorc. frr com
mittHe OH pensions and revolutionary
claims were Instructed rs enquire into tho
expectancy ct placing Levi Harris and
Charles Jordan oH the pension list.
Nr. PictcHs announced 10 the House.
his intention again fo caIl IN his motion
~ amend the constitution, as soon ~ the
diminished business (the claims lawD
before the House, Should he disposed of.
On motion OF STR. VI Leaa the commit
tee or The posi- office and post roads were
instructed 10 enquire into the cxpedientg
81 establishing = post route from Rus
selyille. IN Kentucky, 10 Hopkinsville.
Nv Llktnn aud Fryingsyiile and OH mo-
ton ct MIR. Umdrichs. the same commit
Tee wfre instructed io enquire into the OK
pedrncy of"~tahilshing post route from
Ni1ccnncS 10 Fort Harrison. and from
Corcd0n. Sc. TO inier-crf The Saline road
tr'm incomes, near Crabb's Ferry, on
thc Wabash.
On motion of Mr. Jho,urs WRson. the
cHrnltiee Oh pensions and revolutionary
claims were Instructed TO enquire whether
ANY aud what further provision by law Is
rrqnis To- enable riding masters Of the
Revolutionary war 10 receive a ho,,.,t., -;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14
Rahirorc. .JannnrnIn

W. = u.'tN'1Tf, JdhNTrYiV.
We learn from Annapolis that the Commit.
tee OF Grievances and tourts Of Justice of the
House OF Delegates, have made Report in
bited against judge Fioiingsworth, .iulge
Bland and Judge Tarwood. The three Iudg-
es have been summoned to appear before
the General Assembly aud answer to the char
GEES.
The Constitution Of this State nroyides
that each Judge shall We removed from office
Dy the governor, urOu tle address of tho Gene
raj Assembly. provided that TWO thirds Of all
the members of each house concur in such ad-
dress"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14
(hdr'est0p, JGnuarn
LITE FROM NEW-OkTEINSg =

CAPTAIN BrooAins arrived here yester3..
from ;Iavanna--left New Orleans ion The Jay,
M. and arrived at HAVANA in the schoouoe.hl
Caroline, George, this port. lie informs =,
that business was very dull at New-Orlcanl
but few vessels loading, and great n,r,nb"r ,
die. waiting for iieights-i7O sail Of sousra
rugged vessels lay at the Lcvce-and on his y'',.
down the river, lie meto0 or 40 sail Gore. bon,i
up--among those at the English Turn, was NV
schooner Weasle, Fowler, from this no,,
They also met in the river, the L. y. ursn'.
Bulldog. with Commodore Patterson o.,
board, who had been inpursuit Of a Carthage;
an privateer that captured two Spanish vessal,
mt the mouth Oft the Mississippi, but could ~,
overtake her. The Congress irigate had arr
ed off the Raize, and sailed on the Odd MI, i,
company with the brig Tom-Boline. to the We.
ward, supposed for alatagorda, 10 demand Tho
Spanish brig captured as above mentioned. AMI
sent for that place. Captain Bro0kins alsa
passed in the Mississippi the brig Cahnso
Roye, of Baltimore, last from Porto Rico. hsy''
inc on hoard Spanish Revolutionary General
ofdistinction. name not recoected and alsoa
British schooner from Jamaica, with Genersi
NINA OH board. The price of -four had risen
from nine to twelve dollars. at NewOrleans in
consequence of official information that Vcrn
Cruz was open for its introduction. Cotton
- a % cents; Sugar ten dollars.
e eur;er
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14
Norfolk, january TO-
NDTuOrTA '

Captain Pcll. the schooner Decatur. arr
here i'll rs ,iaNS from St Bartholomew informs
that on the 3istof December at I O'clock N
NJ. being iii the lat. of 81, -, long. 70 So, thev
experienced very severe shock of an Earth.
quake, which was accompanied with a noise
50 much resembling that ola vessel when str;
king on y rock or wrecl<-that thew for some
time believed if actually to be the case. Tim
parted 10 the vessel a tremulOus melton which
was very appaliDg, and nearly unshipped the
compasseS The pumps were tried. but from
her making no more water than usual il was
evident that she had not struck on any thinv
AT halt past II the same nght-they felt A.
mother shock-but nothing like as severe AZ
the hrst. Wehad heard several OF our citizens
state that they felt shock here on the
same day, and about the same hour.
Beacon
fredericksburg, January H.
shock Of an Earthquake was sensibly felt
in this town on Wednesday morning. a short
time before day. The motion was from Fast
to West, and was accompanied with noise re-
sembiing thunder, or the passage ola heavy
Carnage over pavement. 1He;nh
EARTHQUAKE.
Three distinct shocks Of an Farth1uaEe were
felt in the neighbourliood of this CITY. twerty
SIX Minutes before o'clock this morning the
duration OF the tremulous motion of EACH
shock, was apparently abont ten seconds. and
the interval between them about six or eight
seconds. The appearance Of The heavens Iast
evening was very unusual. Abont ten O'Clock.
severalremarkah!v black clouds were observed
which we're succeeded by clear sky and
flashes of lightning--At the time Of the shocks
there was not the least wind
Bah. Fed Ca.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14
decided in the Affirmative, by large ma.
jority.


y CO TofE Jan
The Editors of the Gazette are indeb,csr
the father OF "a distinguished officer in ourna 70
for the subsequent ENtract:- aVy,
Extract ~ a tsttei from as cbfcsr Of the nqry a..
Gibraltar Boy, Ncc.s, ISIS, receired b. go s
ChnRccg.
:. General Don, the Lieatenaat Gover,o.
Gibraltar, has shcwn u> greatattertionin, l' "
ouryery handsome and ei.icient squadron se',
mandS respect wherever it appears 1t con Uy'l-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

Our affairs are unsettled with Algicrs ~.
until tie business he arranged, il is nor ,,,,7
bic the force here will be diminished. Al
shews marks Of British vengeance. bar tleSi,1rs
frmness of character, and industry, and N.Y.
the exception of his fleet, is as fornidaba "a
ever ani by the Spring, Will be more so u az
proceed up the Mediterranean in d few d,. :,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14
BANK ELECTION.

The following is list of the names Of tie
Directors of the Bank of the United States, e.
menced in Philadelphia on NIon,lay Ilst. AMI
concluded on the sth instant--the names arc
arranged agreeabiy 10 the number OF votes
given for each, ami those in itslic are new Di-
rop
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

A letter from Havana to a gentleman in Hi.
city, dated 2sd December last; mentions thst
the Royal troops had taken Boquilla dc Piedrss
and put TO the sword its patriotic garrison
Bahimcre Federal Republican
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

washington, Inn II.
Treaties concluded between the United
states and the following Indian tribes. have
been ratified and confirmed by the President
OF me United States, with the advice and con-
~ published
June 9Th, 1916.
With the Chippeuas and potfa.,s,,,, ~
concluded 9Th Aug.iSiG.
edJune Sd. 1916
Win the Sacs OF Rock River, concluded MAJ
18Th, 1916.
With the Sioux Of the Leaf, concluded Juao
Sth. ISiG
Win tic Chickasaws, concluded September
goth, 1916.
1916.
With the Choctaws, concluded ociobcs
9th, 1916.
The students ofthe Harvard University. have
presented Mr.. Ogiivc with COPY az Rests
Greek Orators IN eight volun,cs cic0s..ly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

rectOrS.
kobert tlal.ton Richard Cuffs, Wash
t.haniIer Price James LLOYD, Boston
peHnis \. Smith, Bait. Samuel Wetheri
john Bohien Thomas N'Fuen
Thomas ieipcr Thomas NJ. Willing
John savage CadwalIader Egans,Jr
TuY bry1n .Iotg C0nnelly
John Goddard lain goifor eavan.
John Dounell, Balt. Isaac Laurence. \. i.
'a"ss [. tister Manuel Eyre.
Ehe officers of orr NAVY, who came homeis
the brig Cbauncy from Gibraltar, inform. that
Mr. Pinkney left Naples the beginning of Oc~
tober, for husband that he had not been
able 10 succeed 10 the object of his mission.
The demands OF our government having
peSl referred by The King of Naples, to the
decision of the Allied Sovereigns.
Ner York T.. Post.
The following gentlemen, late officers Of the
French army, have arrived at Charleston. i'm the
Drtch brig JaJeuDe Henrietta, from Antwerp
aud last from Portsmouth, Eng. - Ncssrs.
Ean'oo, Nandeddegliem, Lestoanoy. How
bert, sarazin, Suchot, Renty, BILLIARD AMI
Gassert.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

THE name Of This honorable counsellor IS
BARY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-23

(said hs)if sou have an opinion, go and ex.
crcise IL like freeman"
Among the means made use of to secure
their success, we have mentioned Bribery and
corruption. This, We believe, is a crime a.
menable TO the laws--it is also so cegf aiding
and disgtaceful, both TO the man who would
buy and TO him who would sell his vote, that
few can be found possessing sufficient hardl.
hood TO acknowledge il. Yet notwTtbstand-
ing the difficulty Of obtaining evidence on this
subject, many instances ate ascertained
These poor men, "Ghose foverIy and nor
their UiN consented" thus to barter away iheir
birthright, are moro entitled TO pity Than
reptoaeh. But what shall we say OF those
pampered wretches, who could thus take ad-
vantage of their dl.iresses, ana insoientIy
offer them bribe-what shall we say ot
federal Judge, who refused 10 contribute
single dollar to the funds of a charitable So
cie,y for the relief Of the poor and distress
sed, during the last inclemen, winter, bot
who boasted of having given hfy dollars to-
wares detraying the expencc OF an ot'sn house,
for the psrpose Of raising the spirits oi some
of his desponding federal friends.
The sub ect might be continued to much
greater length and many more instances OF
federal and tory persecution, bribery end COR
ruption, might be adduced. But for the pre-
sent we forbear TO pursue the disgusting
theme. We believe however, sufficient has
been said 10 convince every one, that al
though the fedc ralists have bsen successful In
this town, their success was owing 10 base
and illegal PRACTICES.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-23
MARRIED.,

lhIN NL 4 ~,
At Festsri,. on Sunday evening tast, Mr. JAmEs
WELLS, to Miss Lucy GAvIr, daughter Of George
Gavit, Esq
DIEO,
In this town, on the 18th inst Mrs DoRcAs Tor.
TER, widow Of Nr. Henry Potter, sged - years.
Oh Thursday last, Mrs ABIoAuL GODDARD, Wild
ow OF Mr. William Goddard. in the S4,b year Of
her age
In this town. on the 10Th inst Mr.. JoSArnAS
WALKER. an the Goth year Of his age.
AT South. .Kngstown. on tue 9Th inst GipnoN
CLARKE, Esq aged 7s
Al Dorset, Vt. on the 2s,h Of February last, DoR-
oTHy SANpoRp, consort of John Sanford, formerly
OF Portsmouth. aged 70 years
In February last. on his passage from New York.
to Wilmington, n. q. Mr. jonathan ALLEN, aged
IS, son Of Mr.. Rowland Allen, of Portsmouth,
On his passage from Havana, in December last.
MIR JoHs SwANEY, aged 10, son OF the late Mr.
Alexander Swaney, of this town
Al CdtskiO, N on the l<th March last, Mrs
AhEY DAY, in the 35lh year Of her age, relict Of
the late Mr. PHO Day Bulogy upon deceased hu.
manity is almost as frequent as the event that ex.
Cites t-but when oil Of WORTH that Is perishabie,
dies affection demands st least the simple record
or the qualifications that charm, the virtues that en-
noble. and the embellishments that adorn. the de-
ceased was eninen,ly possessed and. whether We
view her in the christian path, or domestic circle.
her departure will leave q void not easily filled She
supported protrac,ed and painful illness without
murmur and when, having sunk under he msla-
dy, pu' ting off corruption. rose. we trust, to
Communion sreef-- communion large and high !"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-23
BACKING OUT !"

The editor of the Newport Mercury, after
laboring very hard, and apparently with
great deal Of sincerity, to bring forward the
whole federal force, and more too, at length
was discovered toward the latter part OF the
contest, TO have backt d out"-Yes, reader,
this samo editor--ihis Mr.. Rousma manierc, who
was so Jealous and so active partizan, and
who was elected representative to the Gen
cral Assembly, ungratefully withheld his up.
port from Gov. Jones & Company. Proba-
bly, he was either ashamed Of what he had
done, or foresecng the issue of the contest,
wisely concluded it best 10 secure ,hc favor
Of the stronges, pa',y--for we cannot for a
moment believe he had not sense and so
6riety enough 10 knoao zVhether he had uoted
on Mc question once or t7vice," or not at all.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-23
CAUTION,

The federal vapc's in this state are filled
with rancorous and malignaa, thrests Of a
determination f possible, TO defeat the G.
lection Of NJ KNIGHT Some declare that
he IL Ineligible 10 tbr off co hers that his
election was Obtained by fraudulent votes
both of which are equally false. We have
already seen to what lengths the federslists
resorted TO obtain the election /; therefore VIC
Justly spprehcnd they viii not ATOP here.
Those who hsvs charge nf the Proxies will
do " eli 10 be on So, ~ d