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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-30

In a work lately published by Mr..
Kerry in Paris, entitled - Moral and
Physiological lnductions," appears
the following account Of a phenome-
non of intelligence, preserved almost
in midst Of the complete destruction of
the human body. The article is ia
ken from the lst chapter of the 6t!i
hook, where the author treats of the
separation Of the spiritual being from
the material being:
"Therc exists at present in the de-
partmeRt of tho lie and Villaine an
individual who, after having lost the
use Of his eyes for ten years, contimi-
ed the head Of Financial Admins
|tration. Those who approached him
.attested that he performed Lis duties
with sagacity seldom in error. A
total deafness having compelled him
to resign bis employment, he conf
ned himself TO conducting his perso-
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Foreign ARTICLES.
FROM LONDON PAPERS.
RscGrei al ". Icrl end Paiindelpiia.

Business continued 10 revive in Ers
land. Experienced ccnre:cisi men sat
that more business Mas s-ae IL Lr ercoo'
the last Lree months. than sny fra.er
period Of the same ,e' y'h, SAGE The esis.
blisnment Of the per'.
The emperor 81 kSssia has reduced bis
army to the peace IS sS,ishmeRi.
4 litter frsrn Paris states that IL Ia,
been beaded that no elimination o; tie
army OF oocupatioa val. take place this
year.
Letters from Vienna say that neso-
cistiSh Is spoken 4 between TIE Austrian
government and the kingdom Ct the Ne
iheIisads.
The king Of Prussia renamed in Paris
AIs =.
Intelligence frn Cons:aniinope states
TIA: the kysya Bey, or uiai>;er Of tie
Inieiar, rad been Suddenly dismissed
and sent into eIiie-calse snknown.
a fresh disturbance broke cat In the
city Of Geni., On the 10th Aag. The
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rroni.in. i6.o rslraie.., in du. time 10
not;ce all hi. arguments Gu the subject
~ in e,cs,:on NY future cns@r'es
will b. made through " The Herald,
whirher he ha, transferred the theatre oil
war. In taking NY leave Of ycu, ! beg
Won to accep, m, sincere thanks TOR your
PAST pnli,eness, and my apology TO your
resdsrs for the annoyance they have had
IL the very embarrassing character which
this controversy has assumed.
QUERO.
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troops Of The garrison were caiI,d ~.
add . proclamation published II,
prices Of corn are every where f.'!;,p -
TIE Netherlands.
Letter. CON Madrid received n I,.
don, state that The Monk have b.ran 10
preach agains, :he res system t.; sr,r.
l-b finahc-. 10 c"n..guercp # ,np a,,.
ion o. me revenues g: u q church.
nook had been are.'ei =, ts!aGu!iI f..
THIS ufeid;ng he Tea! cisi pcuer. I'D
another was b.uisi ed fro: aiadrid hs,.
ing bsen guilty oil similar inIi.cr ,i.u
! he hEchduohess LeOpU,dine, Irint.
81 Portugal embarked al Ieghola and
sailed tor tie Brazils on board the PERU.
guese sG"adrcn Aug. &c, af.er with.
i"r the arrival OF the ,quai:on ",
months.
4 letter iron VIM. Nurieck, died
London, Aug. Is, ss,s, there are 10
freight here either for American or az,
other ships; AID all the American ve;.
sells that arrive here return in ballast. o,
nearly SO. The production. GENERALLY n
Europe have been very great. Flour Zee
j. now A and SOS. per t5i abundant;
and 10 prospect the most plentiful bar.
vest ever remembered. Tcb-ceo, cortj.
uues Isnguid every where, aud Do. nor,
tban 6 aud l0d. caa be quoted ; and |
believe no better in Holland. Thee ar.
not iow prices, yet much lower thsb hoe
un ,orr SIDE Cotton is and =. t, lie
tenahd iesciar and steady.
The Banin,uie Patriot o.se1es, q tie
ha,,e.t in England is rerretsled TO b.
very promising, nO:S outstanding oon.ids-
raUle damage vas Anticipated iVG tie
.reat q1an.its Of rain ihat bal aiI.t.-
AJrices from III parts of-te country a,e
c,ir,uely favorable 10 The cTrs.
The London ministerial Page cpttai.
psEzgraphs I'd, coating The pfopHl,,, md
even recessity, VI The in'eneftlte {.
Great Britain IN favor tf SPAN against
her colonies ia South AneIics; aid iii.
even neGuoned thai all eng seuen,, 70
;ha, ca, CT, hes 1eeE entered alto between
the two powers.
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From Ike Boston Chronicle.
SPAIN AND THE patriots.

The numerous advertisements Of
the marshal If this district oOncCrnms
proPert! taken as would appear irnn
the subjects Of the king oil Spain, by
vessels under the Patriot fag. aud the
numerous enquiries which this SUBJECT
has excited, induced us 10 apply for
information TO a gentleman Oflhe law,
PARTICULAR, conye,sant Nth The saI1-
Gus causes te which lie above adier.
tisemrn. apply ;-fron whom we have
received tie following communication:
MEssRs. BALLARD 4 LIGHT,
GtrEeren-lp answer to your let
ter. requesting some Information ol
the state of the yEilvas cases III our
courts betwceh the subjects Of TIT king
Of Spain. ard the inhabitants Of the
pro, inces claiming 10 be independent,
very readily give yGu the following
facts:
The first case Of any consequent
Vas the polaCre brig Diva faslora
This vessel. in 4 disatkd condition,
arrived ia the barbur Of NeS-Bed.
ford, in the mahtli of December last
She was commanded b, Daniel lilsy
claiming TO be a citizen Of BueH''
A.res. He stated that the Pastnra
Nasa prize 10 the Buenns Ayrran PR
yaiccf MabsGIee, commanded b. cap
tain Barnes. That said Mangoree
sailed from Buenos Ayres 20 iort-a''
Prince. With a commission from The
supreme director of tie United Pre-
'inces Of Rio de la Plata TO cruize 9:
gainsr the property @; tie European
subjects Of The king of Spain Tia!
she touched al Baltimore in the I'M.
ted States, where the said Udcy join
ed her. and sailed from thence on he
cruise IN which TIE Pastora VAS cap.
iured.-That after liking possession
OF the ?Astora. lie. Utls!) became
SICK. was nearly blind, and ,h.rrtore
unable 10 ia' agate the yessel-whrh
during his sickness. as driven sboai
pret'! mech at the pleasure Of tie
winds and the wares, until finally II
vas necessary to seek port in the
United States for the preservation ci
the orig, and tie lives Of the Prrfs
crew.
Immediately on her arrival in the
waters Of the United States. the Spa
aish Consul fled q libel claiming The
fsstora and her cargo as tie proper
~ Of the snbjocis Of Ferdinand VII
den!ins the right af the United fr''
'ihoes 10 iSswr commission Of se;iefs
Of mArYne. and Insisting that the pre-
TENDED Carturr sas al all ercnts 'orti-
Gus aid illegal, because The Mango
RE- VAS s!ted out In tie United STATES
OF An RIGA.
The case was Gecided BY JYdse
Davis. IA favor Of the Cc-s-:. oh!'HS
on the belief which his h"n"r entrr-
taip-d. thai there !. - AT sllcs -A'ne'
rIoan interest in tive p:i'zieNr. Hh!'a
sitiatrd al other proceedings. IRON
this there VAS an appeal 10 lie lT-
.ruit CouT; If the United Stats. ana .
judgment b, consent ihcre rchJcfs"'
an 6 tich tie casr viii be cATT'ed ..
appeal 10 the Supreme C"art %
v a>hinston.
The .srr1 sf lAs asevc yrSSi W.
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sells. in addition to ether articles pre-
yiously allowed ;-snd fruit and vegeff>
bles oi every description Tia addition to
a. ticles previously sdmissible) may n""
be imported into Bermud., IN .sch ior,
e;en or American vessels, under the usnai
regulations. The americans are OF co"rse
aware that salted provisions Except a
verv moderate quantity for ships a'e)
cyder, cheese, butter. or ether msnuiao-
tured articles Except lumber. -four &c.l
would subject the vessel aud cargo 10
seizure aud condemnation.
Beats from som. "ne 1t his m,iesty's
men. ,.-war on this station are l.. the la
bit Of boarding almost every vessel con--
ing into port.
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Head-Qar-.ers, Comp Montgomery.
" L. July u, ISl..

- -
VI T. July II, lsl..
GExrLEMES-l have received ysur
communication Of The cit Of st month
stating that the Indians residing upon tie
Ccnaka had killed cattle and hogs, /, d.
longing 10 tie inhabi ants oil Murde
Creek. and rad broke into hosses, and
taken from them some Provisic' ;, corn.
Sc. 6e.
In reply, have 10 observe that al H.
disns within The late ' acquired territor,
are amensb,e t. our avs, and nav b.
prosecuted ier tie cfenoes Of which ycu
complain. in the same name as if they
were white Inhabitants
The lands cultivated by fi-rdis L.
disrs within the eeded territory hav.
been reserve! aud susgan'eei t. then. b
treaty: and by ate act q coug7es,.
The agent o: Indian saairs Aas been az
thn:i>ed % settle iao.s respective clsim.
t. Ill such reservations Gut. TIL. j.
efcs.ed, there exists no Hhsre snv >or.
al authority tc drive Cd such L. dams set
lied upon public land.
Ian inforued that .erernsr Mi.ciill
the ssent. Vii IL i saof tine enter upon
tie examination and adju.tneu: Of these
Claims.
tn disposition wrich you hare man.
fr,tsd 10 abstain On " ash measvres-'
iowa ds those IDuans, saosas ground 10
hope that, vrzIrg them IS a part uf Tie
humaa family. possessing the right Of re.
siding among rs, YOU Will make due a.
!"vanee fo- :te,r ~ nance and warts :
uhieh are cslo3's'ed rsihsr t. awaken
our conni.ers iion. rhan 20 excite in Us
sp;ri; OF hostility towards IheT.
That yos may hive peace and prrsPt-
ity Throughout ycar settlement, Is The
sincere wIsh 1t
Your obeo;eht .ervsn:,
Signed. EDMOND p. GAINES.
The inhabitants Of Murder Creek, A
bsns Territory.
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From the 81 S,pisns W T.) Ha:eyOn
ORA ,3uyusf

Nh EasTIx-Tne following is an ex-
tract Of a letter frcm gsn. Gaines, on a
subject which has excitei m Oh interest
il the country, and a. the publication
will SET the subject in its proper light, ]
beg you to insert IT IN the next Hale yoB.
a, also the address to the people Of
Murder Creek.
am respectfully, sir, your cb't serr't.
SILAS DiNSM00R.
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DEAR S1n-Haviny received several

DEAR sIR-Havins received several
co nmun'c atlous fro persons settled up
On public lands, within .hs country &C.
CURED by the treaty 81 Fort J-ckson.
containing general accusations agalns,
.Rs.ians-:hat they had killed cattle and
hoss-..olen corn &c. and Iequr s;iHs
the inte position Of ml!tx-y force have
referred them 20 the civil authority, BE-
Cause | have in TO cne case COZ yea
past heard OF any fling ike an Assem-.
blase of thos. indians. lie inclosure
contains a cP. "f nay repl. 10 the peo
pie Of Murder Creek ard in tilis YOU viii
find the substance OF nv oiher replies,
written and verbal. This va. sent some
time before heard Of the mu der a
elias. il which can hear Il or = one
warrior having b.. en- engaged, and il Is
reported. that he had been teized snd
whipped without any authority. Y"u
vii ub!ise me by bsrdins 10 Mr. Eastin
any extract from this I,per With view
10 correct some mis-, one-p'i"ns IS to nov
ipte1.osing uiiitar. authcr'y. in case
where the civil should be rescrted 10.
Believe NE 10 be. &c.
Signed, + p. GAINES.
SILAs DlSsxooR. ESQ.
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QUERO.
Boston. Oct II.

Boston. Oct II.
Arrived brlow this morning the brig
Glory, Morris. 81 days from It. Saliva
dor. At the time of the Glory's sailing.
Aug 10. the Brazils was in a safe Of
perfect tranquilli,y-thc revolution at
pernsmhacc 50 far a, an end. that il was
almost forgotten that an attempt had ben
made 10 fero,uti"mze the country. YES
sells were daily stopping at Bahia to TT,
the market there, a. thes we're obliged 10
m. away from PeTnambaco on hearing IT
The success Of the Royalists at that place
The proper autho i'y had erected and
finished several ,:iumphai arches for the
victorious II oops to pas under. who we;e
hourly expected from Petnaubuco, and
grand fire works we're 90, in readiness
preparatory 70 the celebration Of the re-
cap ure Of fernanburo. The warld.be
Fat,ist> did not resist in any ose instance.
The royal troops, after 'akipg possession
Of the town, massscned great numbers
OF uaaffeEdins inhabitants. A short ;iae
before the Glcry left Bahia, a report nal
reached that place that lie "a which had
the troops on board, and which was bound
to BAHIA, had left Pernambuc0 10 a,saky
condition: that she hal encountered a
severe gale OF wind. and had fallen to
lee"ard IS far as Parraiba (sbGut $50
miles, ia a distressed CONDITION, from III
jury sustained ia the gaze. II was after.
WaIds concluded tia >he was lost, TO-
thing having been heard o. her since that
time. Ma kefs at the Braziis extremely
low. From Pernambucs TO RIO Janeire
the markets are completely lated With
all kinG, OF American produce Super
h1e H'ur IL 20 SIS pe: b. re-. and three
months .uppI, on hand Best English
Fish + TO g. 81 the Yuin,al Of 50 10. -
good American d.. would not coa.a.ard
more ;aan : 50 10 So 60 d.. Candles.
soap, naval stores, aid all Ainc. ot -ine-
l'can produce. pT"POrtionsbly io~. Su-
gas ana n"i&sses scarce and high at b.
h;a. Cotton, plenty Hides, horns and
iu>tIc, scar nd aigh. CsiTee. none TO
be tad al any price. !erked beef Be TIE
arrJbe Of 81 lbs.
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From IKE .fs'e- Fork ., niiy .Idrsrts-.
frtm Bermuda papers, received by the
s!Oop &c .n!au, caps. Anderson.
Hamilton, (Bsr } Sept. Is
b. The Hun.ming-oIra, irum Trinidad.
We have received iull corroboration ef
tn tall Of ti,e eapivr! Of Ggayana. 1. IS
zboa; i've weeks since the Rcysiists acre
driven odi Of Augu.tur, py the lHsufgcnt
or Republican 10. ces, who are struggling
TO shake III the Spanish yoke. The
R"yahsts prcclpita eiy made tfeir escape
a ship oil is gurs, gun-aosts, and a.
bout ~ u,her vessels different uecrip-
nons. The governor arrived safety from
Grenada bit TIE ship which bore the
sacred Dvdy OF his reverence the Roman
Iatnoac bishup, vas cast away. OIL che
Of The isiano-, which - numerously 3
1runc N The TIysr Uroaoco. Great num-
0ers OF The refugees :ousht fer safety ID
The British Island OF lEuiGaG, AID were
pursued BY one OF tie Republican cruz
ers into l.. Gsiph of PARA. e,ea under
the suBs Of tae io.t al Port Spain b;ch
oeiEg ncS:-sl grouud pu- stop IL taeir
InftEe. progress. In, governor # that
coIon, In1inied &c sVn boats. AID seni
ths,p b,,S 10 lie ufap"c'', nGder tie BIZ
!sa q z to Teeoae thos, MO bad been
Ca, .w4,, ana o. ItIc. reile: 10 etsers
Mo rSa'd Tot and taslr say cut 10 the
ocean. lUT tie I'D, nm h OF i.!suGs which
reaue" tie l4'isanUn c. thai i.Etnen-e
.ISer - Initiate 10 al Who arc gasc-
GGzInteu ulla al.
Inc ..A'lns 10 eee the Republicans i
ssiu Eo" l. be Yer, active aud lo!ul;Ila-
Die, hAN,Gg Amongst hem several large
iGv lGsa Jul Jl.gs aud .chTs GfEce-sJ
S:.u u'.nncu 4lI'''st enlitiy By tie HII-
TIA s4o .iuen>sus. The shvie Pc
y CO Vi Spanish G..an2, extending
80 aware i.U'.. TIE D-:ca setts ensals .:
>Ur-nau anu K. calol, Is IL L.: enTe
p.esessIon 81 lie R publteaEs, whose
c users &,s sufficiently aanc-ous 10 pro
tot ne y n. .s IG2s;.
The "a, ead CT he island Of Marga-
rela - led b, tie ioysiisGs, anu ali the
vm,Indef l. ooou ied ot Inc i'cPvc icans-
The 10. Eaer lais maGe al esaEt 10 &C.
,a,u the scle Possession oil the island. Lat
we're reraIsed. and the iuhablt.nt, etus-
cd - afHd ihem assistance or prv,ec-
to-.
We keA- noting Of ire Spanish Anna
neat which vas !atsiJ sen: by kind Fer
,liaard. for the re:.ei vi M SVaih imeri-
can po>ses,io=a, sGd are disposed to se-
Iie,e ,kat The Republicans have l.tie 10
fear from IL TIE, haze Do a'Les-bota
parties are left 70 bshi their osE battles
ihosgh the R.yubicans receive g"eat a.
s.stsace and reinforcement to. enter
Pd.ins iadi,'daal. Nh0 are d4ii, j lining
then. principally fro:a the CnHei States
By n att Of par!iameat Fa'sed VI he
SSd al Aisv last, rsm ana uviasses Ca
% exPar.st :.sEa thIs eoioly TO the L.
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P0Rr OF AGWPORT

80. "a ...t.. r..[ VII OE VGVGONf
Essered-BriS Perseverancc, Lswton, Havana,
chip Alliance, hurfey. AisniiIs, siip william and
Heary, seabufy. Liverpool, sloop Apn Maria, Bliss,
New-York. do George and May, Walden. do do.
Exprsss, lisrsaaett, do. q. (, -. t.
Czsarsd-sehr. John and Pxiiip. Greene, West
Isdes, sloop sbephcrsess, Norhup. Nea'ysrk. do.
Henry, Reed. Phi'sdeiphia, schr Merrno. Lav,on,
g.. do. for..andiag. Owens. Edenton, slosp Fame,
Oariner. New York. schr. Msrs, G ale. do.
: Arrived on TAcrsd,y last, brig Perseverance.
Lawton. Of tbs port. c6 daTs Eom Havana, Sept
sth. lat IS. Iosg -. spoke org Hero. from Jopsn
Cor Savannah Markets fos Arpaicsa produce vac
low Flour Sls--Ntoissses 40 "a bus. and scarce
sassr day. ship Alliance. MurfeY. OF ths port, from
Manila, With oioo bags sugas. ADD IS Tons Sspsa
Wool -~sssied FROM Manila the 2fth ef March, snd
iest there, ship LAura-ann. Of Boston, to ss,i IN Is
days tor Eagland
The sch Polly, was a conawesse eo The 2s.h uIs
10 ssil next dsy ter Newport.
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MARsHAL's NOTICE.
UsIqIp SrI 7Es OF AHssicx,

Oisfries g HhoGs.Isfdnds Scs
7 PURSUANT 10 wsrrsn, from the Hon.
DAVID dow ELt, ESQ. Judge Of tbe United
States Court, Tor tho Dis.ric, Of Rhods-Is-
land; e.ss Hi4ttt
Notice is hereby given, that there has been
fled before said Judge, libel; BY Bsrusrts
Mslagsmha, Vice Coosui Of His Catholic
Msjes,y, the King Of Spain for ths said Dis.
tsics Of Rhode Island, sss,isg that about the
9th day Of May last. 3 certain schoouer or
vessel called the St. Romsno, saIied from The
post Of Cidix, commanded By ono jusn An.
tonic Alequa, Iadsned With goods, wares and
merchsndize, to largo amount, end Of the
value Of twenty -four thousand dollars, bound
to St. hndsso, end furnished with proper
docu mcnts ;--that ia the course Of said
voyage, IN the 9th Of May, 1917, said vessel
.wss forcibIy aad cootrsry TO the law Of nations
saEen possession Of by o ssertsip armed.
schooner, called ihs hisogeyee, commshdsd
BY James Barnes, and being 90 takes pssses-
sisn of, was CONTRARY TO the Isw Of nations,
carried into Stoninston, or some port, to said
libelsut udkuown ;--sthu afterwards ssid ves.
sci. with portion Of her corgo, 10 Wit, twec.
v.6ve pipes Of Bnady, and thirty Eve inss
Of Cocos, VS. taken possessioA Of BY Jho
direction Of the Officers Of the Cos,oms Of
ihs United Stsiss, and carried Toto Nswport,
in Rhode fslsnd, aud Is sew in the custody
Of the Officers Of the Cusscsps for the port
Of Newport, and within the jursdjftion Of
said Court s--Pnying said Court fer decree
Of restoration Of ssid vessel, her sppursnsn.
ces, aud her cargo ~ Aforesaid, for, and on
sscoont Of the owners Of the same, subjects
Of the King Of Spain.
Trial will be had thereon a. the District
Court, 70 BE- holden n Newport On the third
Tsssdsy Ia October next.
DuTRE J. PEARCE, Dttfy Marssai.
Newport, Sept. ~ IstY,
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The highest psias in Tho New. York Med
'icsl Scisnss Lstssty, No. io,ssS drawn on
nfsudEy, rs 900 doilsss, was On the third day
'sftss being drawn, paid by g, = r.. Waite,
No. 50, Naidsp dL.ane, in spseit eask poscs.
fAs next hishsss psise 10 the saane Lottery,
Ne. 9.t36, drawn two weeks since, and sold
~ @. ., n. 0siss, ID haif, quAster and two
.eighss, was also paid BY them on ihe second
day sftsv baine 6rwn.--Bo,h these Capital
Prizes sss new in the possession Of @. q X.
Wsitss who hell : eoh6dsnce that the great
Prizs sf loo 300 and $4,000 dollars in the
eurgissi isssisusien Lotsery,in which thsfe
are oniy 5000 1ickess---to b dsswu in ten
drsvines, and the price sf Tickets 90 dollars
~>ybil bs sola and paid BY them.
6ese- York, SehfemAer ~, Isty.
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@arStai's MDtifes.
--~:O:s--
MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

p ~ W. a ASsS~
rex UsTTEp SYASss or AasRieA,
Z ~ :. Disvie. Of Mode. island, tSe-
nVRsUANT 10 sunary warrants from
IL NE Hon. DAviD HowEiL, Esq Judge
Of ths United States Court for the District
o., Rhode Island:
Noice is hsreby gives that there has been
fled bsfore saia Judge IN information, by
WilIiam Ellery, ESQ. Collector OF the Cus-
toms, fos. the District of Newport, nsainst q
certain schoonsS or vessel. called The ST. .Ro-
nAao, hsr tAekel, apparel. fasni,sre, sppue-
tensnss and hosss,snd her cargo, consisting
OF lweiys pipes and three tsrrvis Of sBrspdS !
thirsy. Eve bsgs sod part Of bsseel of Cdcoa !
twelve pipes Of red Wine; tbir,y-sigh: iars
Of Olives; thirteen dozen Br0oms aid ono
box Of Bark.
Also, an informs,ioh against six pipes Of
red Wine one pipe of Brandy; i've bags
and one borrei of Cocoa.
Said vessei, her Cargo, DC. &c. and said
Goods being forfeited, az is sliedged in said
informs,ions, for violation OF the laws of The
United States. Trial will be hsd thereon at
the regular District Court, 10 be holden at
the Coutt House In Newport, on tho third
Tuesday in October Dsxi.
- DUTEE }. PEARCE, Derry BiarshSi.
Newport, Sept. %, 1917.
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His Bcitsnnic M4issty's sloep Of war Pfim.
rose, has arrised ~ Bsitinores from Jamaica,
with soo.so0 specie dollars. fer ths u. s.
Bank. rhs chip Rsdius, o. New York from
London, has brosgbs i2o 900. The British
ffizats Inconsiant iAssiy brought 100000.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-24
REAL ESTATE a4rdioo.
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A LLtbe right. title, & ji6kerea. ~ tAlsk Ceos6s
a l. yinson, Of portsuioush. Ia lhs county %
fevpoft deceased, pesscssed il csft1;n balfbssl
Of an Undivided Real EstAtk situated IL Portiouhi
aforesaid. Said Estate cc6S;siS Of Shout % serss
OF land, with dwelling hoQse thereon stAsding. y
EiizA6ETh. EyREs, Exscusriy .
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