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The Restorative POzrder for The
Iceh AID Gums.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-02-18
CALCUTTA, SEPT. IT.


The weather has become cool and
Pleafant within the Taft few DAYS. The
extreme heat shat prevailed before coca
Toned many caiual,ies among the ma
uveS. hree have perilhed, overcome
by the heat.
Sickness continues among the troops
at CawnPorc. above 400 men Of The
9Th regiment are fated to be in the hof
Pital. Capt. Innes and LIT. Gum, of
the ooh, have deceaGed.
A Prince of Wales Iland Gazette. of
July II, itates that form at Beemgell
has blown many houles into the fea, funk
numerous prows, aud killed above 2co
individuals. 1t is reported large MATS
OF rock about 90 fatbo ms long. has re.
Gently made It's appearance near Tambool,
In the Madura lea. he vicinity "
iambool is fubjcGt volcanic eruptions.
In conlequenoe OF the frequent occur
renee OF Canine madneis, the Govern.
ment OF the Z. Of w iflAnd iilued or.
drrs for the dearuQion Of all dogs going
AZ large-anG nearly 800 had been del
royed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-02-18

CALCUTTA, sEFT' s.
We have received letters from a nboy
na 10 The I8th Of May they give We
~ diItreiling account Of the great torn
which wired that iQand on the 18th Of
April, 1t luddenIy commenced aovut
ten at night and loon biew with fucn
Tremendous violence tAat not Jingle vel
lei in the harbor could keep 70 her an.
chors. Conicquently n,uch couiullon
cnlued, and comfortable damage was
done to the lnall cratt-a great part of
which driftcd, and getting entanglcd,
loon funk and ditApPcAred.
But the injury 70 the ihippihg was Of
little conlequcnce, when compared with
the devaiSauon cauied by the hurricane
amongt the ipice tree plantations. Not
a grove OF nutmeg Or Glove trees eGca
ped and Of the former it is iaid that
100 were thrown to the ground !" hiie
OF the latter no fewer than 1900 were
utterly deltroyed. Il being known that
neither OF thoie valuable fhfubs grow 20
Iuch maturity as TO be capable Of produ
eng fruit, within horter peiiol than
ieven or eight years, it is evident, rbat
the deficiency N the Quantity Of cloves
and nutmegs annually produced, neceh ia
rily reiuIiing from the deitru6tion ct the
o'd plants, viii enhance the price OF FIJI
ces IN The European marker, for fome
years TO come.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-02-18
fowtrrntb Gougress....2ad 5fSs1ol''

FEBRUARY 1.-THE Senate, u IS nnder
ftood. have before them treaty q
Commerce aud navigation, la'd - nave
been CONCLUDED between cur late Mlnihrr
Mr. kuGcll. and the government OF n"e
den. AS on these fupj-cts the senate
acts with cloied doors, we are not q
courfc apprsed Of the terms Of the lrea'
ty, nor Of the proceedings of The Senate
thereupoa.
Some progress was yeaerday made IN
the Senate, on the Commiilarlar bull
which propoies 10 fubltitute. for the iuP-
ply OF The army, PurchaGng Commliiarfes
in lieu Of Contractors.
House Of Rebrefntative5-Feb 8 Re
6Iped, That the PRECEDENT OF the y. States
be rrquelted 20 take mealures Tor making
as far as practicable, and report 10 this
houie and every fublequent icillon q
Congreis, fuch roads, canals and improve.
ments in water courles, as are required III
a general fyitem of inland navigation and
intereourfc throughout the extent Ct the
u. State, and the territories thereof, belt
adapted 10 facilitate the intereourie ne
cenAry for perlonal commercial and mill
tary PurPOfes.
Mond J, Feb Io.-Mr MKee, from
a felea committee, reported BIZ tFant
ferring the duties Of the Commiihoucr Of
Loans, to the bank of the u, otates, and
TO abolifh the Offices of CommillionerS OF
Loans.
A join. relolution from the fenate, for
appointing a committee on the par ot
each hou1e, 70 afcertain and report a
mode of examining the votes tor Preh
dent aid Vice P,eideut o. the u. States,
and OF notifying the pe,lons elected II
their election, was taken up and agreed
to.
The bill from the fenate, TO repeal the
iecond fiction of an act concerning the
pay of officers, leamen and mariners, in
the iervice of the u. States, was read a
third ume aud pah:d.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-02-18

about 10 feet or tic wall Of the town of
Aniar. AT Mand-vie the damage has
been very exten6ve a con6derablc par,
of The fuburbs have been wshed awav
and the ihipping off The port have fui.
tanned comfortable lofs, about 400 foul,
having been thrown from their wrecks.
No doubt the fuperiti,ion Of the natives
will attribute this calamity as the eonle.
ouence of their connexlon with Us.
We underRand thar a very large quan,
THY Of Ccron was chipping az Calcutta
for England.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-02-18
Trial of Emerson.

We learn thar the trial Of Timothy
Emerion, who was indicted for the mur-
der ct James Lanes, occupied the court
IN Dover Wednesday ana rhurfday Iaa.
nc tiial was held u the meeting houfs
~ order 70 accommodate the multitude
shaf aiiembiet % hear il II Jury re.
tired al 4 o'clcck aid at 6 returned with
verdict OF ..agRaagbter.-He was yes
teTday ientenced { TWO o cuths folitsTy
II priionmeni, and Ave years confinement
70 hard labor IN he fate prilon.
PoYffrcssy Uyrrs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-02-18
BOMBAY. arc IA

Letters from Anjar, in Cu,ch, July rs
mentions form thar bad prevailed fer
ne tour preceding days. The whole
country was inundated, and one village
completely ruined being covered with 4
oed OF fand nearly foot deep. hun
d!sds Of houies have fallen down. and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-02-18

by permission Of the lHayor oil
New-Orleans, there was, on Sun
day the 18th of January, a grant
masquerade, rope dancing, &c. in
the Circus at that place
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-02-18

a letter from St. Lopit Of the 10Th
Dec. mentions, that the French Gen.
LeteOFe Delnoueltes had been there, BIZ,
mad gone TO New Orleans to bring on en-
Igrants. The letter adds. The Holy
Father has lent Us, from Rome, a Bilhop
and eavalcade of Prieas to take care Of
cur fouls"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-02-18
By THE Mills.

An atrocious murder was COMMITTEES
in Norf.lk ouuty, Va. on Friday ,bs
3Ia u,lmo, by Bahe't Everidse, a farm.
er aud occalonallyexerciGng the trade of
lighter builder, upon the body Of Iobn
Scou. ALTO farmer The criminal n.
made his eGcape, and the relations Of tbe
decealed have offered fifty dollars reward
for his apprehension.
D9il1rs at7a1t,-A gentleman from he
eaa ed Ut Long laand informs US, TIA,
more than three thouiand SpaniG: Dollar,
have been found itrewed along the beech
near Southampton, fuppofed TO come
from the wreck of a Spanilh vefIel. which
came on fhore fome time fnce, with No
perlon on board Il. l. Star.
Some Chinslc feamen have lately hal
riotous quarrels in London concerninr
their religion
Govrroor Of Nrzv Je1Gy.--Tn a Joint
meeting Of the New Jerfey Legislature on
the OH inf Ilaac Wllliamfon, Elo. of
Elizabeth own, was ofen Governor Of
tha lare, in rhe room Of Governor Dick,
erton, ~hJ was lately chcfcn Senator Of
the United States
Five b.qtcf aat t5irty fvs ffrapgey
f. m 1ur lie & America were introduced
into ne Philadelphia Atheneum during
one year
Several culpri.s have been lately fen.
tedced to the St4te Pri(on al the village
Of Auburn, in New ork. one for three
years ior arceny; two others four years
Tor rhe tame oHence, and one for paiins
counterfeit money for four year: two
tor nine years on three indictments for
theft; and one for ten years for the fame
number of offences.
NEW YORK. FEB, rr, 1917.
Extfad Of a letter f~om gentleman IN
Ha0ma TO his friend in Cbarlt5foa, dated
jan. IS.
. The detention Of the Caroline few
hours, enables me 70 inform you, thar
decree has juf been pah. d. impofag a
duty II ieyen dollars upon every pound
OF oegars pored from rhis inlnd A
box It Sugars Containing 1000. Is calcn.
Iated'6y thecuhomhou,e to rrig, 40 unds
which at pr tt i DIS and Inc I'D
duty yA's, makes tie duty f box
OF oSgaIs IS and reals. they viii
aiio" noEhi & for Inc tl.e d tbs box"
HaBa& papers to tie 18th January
have ocen received in New York BY the
br Packet. Amongst other difaliers TO
coaiterS, &c. they mention the probable
lois Of ich from St Johns, N. with for.
ty nine pahengers on board. mother
vritel had arrived in Halifax from ST.
johns, with dilr;Ged perrons. The
Commalloners Of Lisbt-houfes on The
coat OF NODa e5hl have given notice,
that they have all been INFECTED, repair.
ca and are llghtei nightly.
"A letter from St. Lonit Of the 10Th
Dec. mentions, that the French Gen.
LetebFe Delnouettes had been there. bu,
had gone to New Orleans to bring on EN-.
lgrants. The letter adds. The Holy
Father has tent US. from Rome, Biihop
and cavaleade of Prieas to take care Of
cur fouls"
Trial of Emerson.
We learn thar the trial Of Timothy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-02-18

asNeT-Orleans on Christmas Day taele
vas sanruinarp quarrel between tie seagngu
and kenIuckiaus. I'll Ill Jay-time the sez-
ueii were victor ous. bal s. uight, tie keo.
tucaians being reinforced we're loo strong of
their antagonists. The t4slc vas i Ill cIa1s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-02-18

Bless'rgs-Ihe Vermont Repu5Eeaa, Of lhe
81 inst. aoseriises 43c6 lois 81 land 70 i
sold ior Tue payment u tie direct tar!tt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-02-18

Some Chinele feamen have lately had
riotouo quarreb in London concerninr
their religion
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-02-18

D2ii4rs gt7aat,-A gentleman from The
eat ed Of Loug-lfand informs Us, thar
more than three thouiand Spanill Dollar,
have been found itrcwed along the beech
near Southampton, fupPOfed to come
from the wreck Of a SpaniIh vefIel, which
came on fhore fome time fnce, with No
perfUn on board L T. Star.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-02-18

Goveroor Of Nfzv 5e5jy-Tn a Joint
meeting Of the New Jeriey Legiaatur: on
the OH init Iiaac W,lliamfon, Efq. of
own, was olen Governor Of
tia. itate, in the room Of Governor Dick,
rrton. ~hJ was lately chcfcn Senator Of
The United States
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-02-18

Ei0e b.qhoi ant t4irty fvs ffrapgers
f. N "a lie & America were introduced
INTO ne Philadelphia Athsneum during
one year
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-03

For the n. I. Rcpukiican.

a.. Al
Sir Thomas Min Henry Wis reign,
Was ordered--whsti Why, by his master;
TO bear message TO the Gallo King
A message that would knighthood stain,
or foul abuse aud threats Of sos< disaster.
Sir Thomas, willy as fox
Hyroysl mandate ina 6or p
Attempted to excuse this dang'f trip
And humbiy begg'd r,iease-nsy. thus he plead |:
Z" srs--I am afraid thst he will whip
Frem of my sbouiders-~smack, my head"
"sis Thomas. should re. do the thing;
DSArk me--ths Vengeance Of thy King,
Shall soon o'ertaisc-- 81 G .&StNs.y
will bckead each Frenchmap in my realm;
With fury Will oycrwheim,
And Cor ny Asod--a thousand Is At stake"
"Ah Sire. ! 10 not doubt thy love; Fs sit
Yet, there's aapther point to prove: q fs-f.v
All this might, not Indemnify r ~
The loss Of s<p<ration--'tween my head ard ],
foc much dosbt, since so old am grown,
Il any frsnchsnAn'p head, Will At my shonlicrs--
- u
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Carr. SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,

-
nF Bristol, r. ]. informs his friends and the pub
~ lic that by the advice of his friends, and many
others. who have been cured by him. Of obstinate
disorders that he will undertake the speedy and eff
fccmal cure OF the stranguryall sorts OF graveliy
comphinss-.al sorts Of falling sickness--all ner-
vous compiaints-blous colics-cramps in the
stomach--fever es-scrofula-rheumatic com.
plsints--and disorder Of certain kind, very
speedily, leaving the patient perfectly sound. He
also cures sAe pes, old standing coughs and dysen-
tsry.
The above complaints he processes to cure nj the
mose speedy, safe, and efiectual manne---snd will
be grateful for share Of public patronage.
He also cures the scurvy in the TEEN and the
tooth -acac--aud 40 the teeth become loose by the
scurvy, he fastens them 20 the gum, IS sound as
ever. A nsuseous or rdsagrceable breath he sweat
teHs by HE medicins in or 8 days. He performs q
cure Of that horrd disorder called the scadhead in
very short time. All burns and scolds hc cures in
II or Is days, IL applied to Immediately. A recipe
for the above be had, on appiieston 10 him.
Bristol, July I, 1917.
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Notice is hereby given,

N0IICC Us HeTGOy XITtU,
THAT the subscriber has received LISTS %
i TAXES, under the act Of Congress Of. March
sth 1916. remaining due upon property in the fol.
lowing Counties, in the State Of Riode-lsIand, noe
occupied or superintended by some person residing
within the Collection District in which IL is sauste.
and thar he is authorized to receive said Taxes, With
an addition Of Ten Per Cent thereon :--Provideds
such payment is made within one year after the day
on which the Collector OF The District where such
property lies, had notified. that the Tax had becoue
due the same.
For ryhat County. cation has the xas Asl
S.;.,o' SsSpS.'' Sept. IS. iss.
Kent, Nov. 90, 1916.
Providence, Nov. II, 1916 $685.
C,heesor's 0Ees,
THOMAS RHODES.
CoHeefsr.
Designated BY the See,y Of tie Treasury
July 3 -------- y
NOTICE
Is hereby given, that the subscriber has been sP-
i appointed by the Hon. Court Of Probate. OF The
town Of Portsmouth, in the county Of Newport
Administrator on the Estate OF
ISAAC ALMY,
late Of said Portsmouth, deceased; and has given
bonds for the fsithfcl dischargc a that trust,
Therefore all persons having demands against the
Estate of said deceased, called UPON 10 present
the sans ard an persons indebted. are requiree
CHRISTOPHER ALMy.
Portsmouth. May 70. 1917. lAsol
Neyo Feather Beds and Fenhers.
+ I'VE Geese ani Fowl Feathers, and Fea,hee
~ Beds, from 20 10 45 dollars. kept constantly
far sale bv ABRAHAM BANKER,
No. ., Ctaries.sires..
fIe has on hand On Assortment Of Nstrosse, OF al
kind, .yrfsrf, -Narsh %, isi!
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sc Executors Notice.
THE subscriber hereby notifies the public, that
\ ne has been duly and legally qualified by the
Honorable Court Of Probate Of the sown OF M'Gdie.
town, in the county Of Newport. sole executor OF
the lass will and Testament Of PAUL WIGHT NAN.
late Of said Middlctown. yeomsn, deceased All
persona having any demands against the estate a said
deceased are hereby requested to present the same
70 him for psrment and all persons indebted TO
said estsxe. afe requested to make payment TO him
We OLIVER W1GHTmAN.
Newport. June 30, 1917.
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ponelnent.
Mn SNowpFN,

Mn SNowpFN,
The cypedirncv Of adopting measures,
70 .hta,a a recession of that part %; 'h'
III, lrir, ot Criumoia, suth OF to" Pot'-
ma. 20 the Stace ot Virginia. has been
for,naliy submitted IN your pager % the
M, INST - the consideration OF the cIt'-
,sns If A'exau,,ria COUNT 1t is sincere
10 ,nnah, the subject will receive that
n,onnt and earnest atteAtion. to which
4, Importance eotitles il 1t is certain
" time tor US to inquire into the conduct
Il tbnss who have assumed, the ma"ag'-
MON. Of Out affairs, lnd to devise the
means Of escape trUm the dangers OF
their mis-rule We may Justly complain
ithat we are taxed, without being repre-
ssn,.J: that We are Vr"ngfully and luu
r;.u.Iy restricted IN the right oil appeal;
,b,f The Interests Of this part OF the DIS.
trict are postponed or 'uade subservieat
N tho views aud Interests oi the tav'rites
in Washington aud Georgetown; that our
pe.,tipns a e disregarded; 'ur Importance
her rated. and ma anpardon able M
aif,rencs unifo smly nlate3ted by Con
gr.,, TO our wishes and ID oar welfare
Th,ss are wrongs winch surel, do re-
.uire rsJress, i that redressit is humOiy
cuac lived is within our power. Let Us
n.nt,on 10 be abandoned altogether oy
our careless step. mother, AID restored :"
our natural mother. III Perm!sslrh ~i''
il Is believed, be read iy grated, anu We
shall without donbt, be a. readily receN
cd by our Batlye state. MANI
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within half a mile Of the wreck at the eri.
ticai moment"

The nert Gorernor.--The title OF the
article is meant to be spressed with pre-
cision, we the, efore say. the ne.rt not our
neat governor, for really we neither feel
or take any interest in the question.
We however, NAV be permitted for eur
amusement to lsok upen what is going
70 ward; we have the authority OF pro-
verb tor This We cast glance, there
fare, at the Albaay papers once in while
and lock at the state of affairs there. We
are much pleased, among other things
with the essays that So constantly adorn
the Register in favor of MIR. Clinton. and
are mpelled to confess, not only that
they are neither few nor small, but that
they astonish Is much by the novelty a.
10y the briIliancy, aptnsss and weight OF
the metaphors with which they abound.
For example, one writer alter exhaustlng
topics Of praise, concludes by declaring
that Mr.. Clintsn's hea is the very
slight House Of knoarledge." his ewes, |
presume, are the lanthorns, that shine for
the guidance of the benighted mariner,
hi, skull furnishes sil.and his postrils are
the aues to carry off the smoke. This,
sir. is only completing the metaphor.
What capital head for a governor it is
equal 10 the brazen head o. Fridr Bacor
Surely such head will look down all
opposition, and the "netari0us black
hearted league" las they are ealsed) Of
the sons of ranlny, had better beware
how they shew th'ir Misrepresentation.
~ J.. L. Post.
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town and wrung With agony the hearts o.
tender parents,--rise up and sh'~ b
YOUR conduct, that you utterly abr
,hese practices, that you will not yle'
20 those who cannot bear the restraint -
wholesome laws. Were disposed
csuld point ven to the victim OF this pei.
,icions vice: could lead you to the in
csnsiderate husband returning at day
light from the shambles OF the gambl"r,
pennyless, to the wife who has spen'
sleepless nights of anxiety. to the chill.
dres needing all the honest earnings oil
the father, for their daily conf rt and
support. But forbear. Ii Is tor en-.
to prevent scenes OF this sort,
that The council are denounced and ra-
deal change is to be made in the polio
Of the iowa.
The writer Of these remarks is not a
member of the council, nor wishes nor
will accept of any Office in The corpora.
hnn. He is a friend to good order,
wholesome laws, and well regulated po-
,ic-. His sole desire is TO promote the
substantial welflre Of the place Of his
nativity and residence
GOOD ORDER.
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BY John J cAsun :. 20

On Saturday, 18th inst. 10 commence
at ten o'clock. at the Auction Room
on Union ST ect--
Barbados sugars pork butter
Soap morld and dipped adde's cordass
Vines b,aDdy shiskcv ehocO'aie
BounCe yinisar etc itc.
Immediatetr gfsr
Cloths cassineies cOaliI.s SeStiHgs
Flannel. blanket, baiz"S krf-cr.>
Bed licking feathe, beds cai'cocs
BDmtazeits bombazeens popiins
Irish and German linens
Domestic cotton and checks
Madras aud cd'ton haLhke chiefs
Fire. ces six sewing Xix
Lrnn and jaconet Huriins
Gloves CAGES ,ilk aud cutton ho.iery
Cotton balls bed cord. hand lines
Morocco anu ieaher SHOES
riag handkerchief, p'n, bsl.oas
Elegant carp, tinss &c. &c,
February ID
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~or, often produces long concealed. or
QUILTED truths. Twenty years ag" there
we're men who asserted, and fools who
believed the assertion made, supported
md encouraged, under the influence Of
leferson. Madison, Giles, Munroe &c.
tha- Timothy Pickering was. in public
aud in private life. base man. Time
compelled Giles, who thought there were
a thousand men in the United STATE
who would fill the Office of President as
well as Washington, to acknowledge in
the Senate of the US. that in most in
stances in which he had differed from
that Immortal man he had since found
himself in an error. For many years
'he name OF Hamilton was a mark for de.
mecratic abuse from every democratic
press in the Union time has silepced
all his accusers.
1t must have been highly gratifying
to Mr.. Pickering, some days since, to
have heard the following from the lips OF
so celebrated a man as Mr.. Randolph.
II the gentlemen would take IT.
said Mr.. R.) would give him what lit
tie Iha~e, to have inscribed on my tomb
as he may on his-Hers hes the mae
who snjoyed tie confidence Of Washing
ton aud the enmity OF his successor -
The trae character of Mr.. Pickering
even before he sinks into the grave. Ray
yet be acknowledged BY the democrats,
Perhaps the most degrading OF all epi-
taphs IS that declaring that the departed
never had an enemy. Which ought to be
the greater consolation which the
st pugcr testimony Of worth to have
il said hat a mar had the confidence OF
Washington, or the enmity Of Monhcel
los Sascs II a man hid both in aigh
Jrgree. there is proof positive OF great
ness and goodness. Richmond Pa':
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ME- H. T..

Whereas, | did by assignment lated
.Slst Jan. 1917, trarsf,' and as>is', to
Isaac Robbins TO certain purpose. II ere.
in mentioned all my books rights GRE.
dts. etc.
NOTICE is kerebr given TO all per.
sons indebted to me BY band no,s o. honk
account. that the SANE Is rsquIed 70 I've
paid TO Isaac Robbins the ass,gure above
mentioned, who alone IS aulho' Zcd By
ne to receive the same.
Signed, DANIEL ChWG0D.
Feb 5 dlweo!la
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-14
le3 1873


So JAMES MONROE IS elected
President and DANIEL d. TDAlp'
KJSS Vice Pres;Iect of the Cnited
States. after thc 4th March 1917.
The ceremony was interrupted by
Mr.. Taylor of Ncw-f'rk, with a
speech and resolution to the effect that
"the votes fr 4 Indiana, having
been given before that terr'tory was
admitted. were ;llc@l and ought net
% be counted The Senate went back
to their own room while this portent
was discussed-and it then being al
once manifest. that the Senate had re-
ce;ved a Senator, and the House OF
Representatives Representative from
Louisiana. and that by the very terms
ofthc law. the people of Indiana ha'
wing complied With the conditions pre-
scribed by that act. this new state h q
instantly started into existence; the
resolution was quash,d by an hn"s
unanimous voice of indefinite pas
ponement.