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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-27
MILLER'S
Celebrated ITCH OINTMENT,

rs offered 20 the public as beng one of the eas-
lest and safest cures for this disorder. Long
experience has proved the efficacy of this ONT
ment. 1t is perfec city sste in It's operation, and
may be applied TO the smallest infant withou
danger. The scent is sgreesble--I,i is not neces.
sary tor the psiientto take birthstone, ss IS Gem
mon in other ointnens. This ointment IS pat up
IN tin boxes, convenient to carry, and each gen
uiue box will be accompanied with directions if
genuine, and will be signed By JoEL MILLER
The above Ointment ma be had IN smsll o.
large quantities Ct JOEL MILLER, ST. George
Doctor Cyrus Hoibrook, Sign of ST. Luke's Head.
No. SO, Hanover street, Dr.. Samuel Horror Or,
NJ Newnury street, Boston, st Mr Benja
naia Bain4an, Portlsud; Ragrson and Bruce, Wal
doborough; mr.. .Jude Hyde. of Brunswick
Psnce and W1shbwn, Ihnmas'cwn, and Oakes
Pe,,y. Camden; Rice e Geer Friendship ;
George Robinson. s.. George. Dec. IA u2mnl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-27
Intelligence neUer attended to.


Nothing is pcrhapsa Better representa-
tive of human life than ,he pages OF news
paper-in one department are 10 be dlscoy-
cred insurrections and revolutions abroad /;
in another, murders and coanagrations at
home--in one prrt, we notice all the VIOLA
tile foreign rumours and in the same CO.
lumn grave official public document,
then little light winged poetry, pulling
some, addressed by lover to his mistress
eyebrow then some specimen Of party
relationships some political cut aud
thrusts-then some short dissertation on
moralny-aud then importunate advertise
ments: where all the comforts, necessaries
and snperhuilies of life, are carefully depo-
sited in page by themselves, as ilneiiher
wars abroad, or outrages Al home, as il
neither politics, nor poetry, or morally,
should dare 10 interfere in matter OF 50
much more importance, as The acquisition
OF money. In the midst OF all tits runor,
nd buslle, and CLAM Or, and rage ofspesula-
ion, little article comp chending Jour or
fUe lines, is deuofs d 10 fhc Intelligence fhat
an Immortal soul has raken ffs fight 10 as
Creafsr, anu is non asaifing ms jRdgmea:
Room is hardly Left for the communication
oil such intelligence, ard il il passed over
by the eve of The reader, as matter TOO
insignificant 10 drsain his attention ior mo-
menl. How faithfully does this mirror re-
feet human life as il is DOW passing bsfore
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-27
Spring d Summer Goods,
ARE NOW OPENING FOR SALE By
JOSEPH HARROD,

AMONG WHICH ARE
superfne black, blue, brown and mixd BROAD
CLOTHS
do. do. do. common & low priced do.
Black blue. drab and mix CAsslNERRS
Light and dark Cambria Prints
Mourning G'nghams-diito Calicoes
6 4 and Ginshsms--6 and "A Cambrics
Black and coloured Cambrics- Furniture Patch
yellow and white Flannes
MarfeilIes, Princes Cord and TciIenett Veaipg
India Book Muflin--Liuen Camhrics
Jaconet, mu null. loom feedsd, Leno and plain
figured Book Mullins
Back lace Wells AM Shades
2 4 and 4 fix Shawls-- Imitation Shawis
7-s and Irifh Linens--Long Lawn
B We and buff Nsnkins
Flag Romall, Bsndanns, plaid and black fix Hkfs.
Englifh Elk Gloves--black, white and coloured
gentlemens French kid and beaver Gloves
Gentlemen's cotton and fix pan,aleon Hofe
Gentlemen and ladies black and white elk Hofe
Ladies white lead aud lste cotton ditto
Geotemen's white, black * n arble do. ditto
Black and coloured Levantines
Black, waite and coloured Florence Silks
Ribbons, an sfIortment
A q Ga and Chinss Observation-Disclosures
One bale patent water loom Shirtings
One cafe a6. %, go, SO inch Umbrellas
Black and coioured Canton Grapes
Black and white pink Italian Grape
India Coitons- Bombazetts
Madras cotton Handkerchief
Muffin Cravais-F ans--Silk and Twill
Buckr am--coat and veff Buttons and Moulds
Pearl Shirt Buttons
An afortment of Wire Cotton Thread, Sc. &c.
May 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-27

DLANK Rules of Court Writs of Replevin
Id Justices Scirefacies Trustee Writs: Notari-
al Protests; Notifications for Collectors of Taxes
Notifications for Training; Military Summons
Complaints and Executions Bonds of all kinds
Bills of Sale; Town Treasury Orders; Notes d
Hand Letters of Guardianship and Guardian
Bonds, for non compus mentis persons, sc. &c
for sale at THIS OFFICE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-27

NU !, UNIUN AOWi
Ras RECEIVED AND OFFERS FOR SALE,
DLACK and coiored Luitriogs Plaid 90 Fur
I'D INJURIES CaIicoes; G,nghams black white
md cc.ored cambricks; Ribbons Vefogs cam
brio, kid and 6k Gloves; cotton and worsted
Hsfery Shawis elk and cotton Handkerchiets
& randuris; blue and yellow Nankins /; iieam
loom and colerain Shirtings; Factory Gnghams
Check Shirtings Stripes; Threads and Diapers
Csmbric and common Dimotiss, Mullins Broad
<loths; Canimeres; Cords FlanneIs Pantaoon
Drawe g; Milinetts Linens: Linen Cambrics
Ribbons; black fix Hhdfs checked. friped and
eorded Cambricks; Brown Linens Cambria Muf-
ms; Braces Umbrellas stockingnetu, &c &c
'whish will be Gold at low prices for Cath only.
u MAY 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-27
HdRD WARE GOODS.
J. GODDARD,
No 4, UNy0N-R0H
AS received an additional fupply of
HHPD WARE GOODS,

Fhich, together with bic former iiock, make an
1<feHlve aHortment-for fale on liberal terms-
8mong hem are Shovels. Hoes and Spades
pixies, Nails, Bfads and Tackle ais-Shees lead
Copper and Sheet Iron Tea Kettles Brais Cab
zrts Trimmings Locks ali kinds Fifth Hooks
I'D keys--shot pouches Phlemes-Tenier Hooks
Observation-Disclosures metal Tea Pots Brafs and
JARED Candleilicks-snuiFeu and Trays Knives
I'D torks-Razors--seiiiors Pen and Pocket
Adives-- Hinge and screws--ircn Spoons
Eufhes--common and Plated Ssdlery-Chaite
Whips-Brais Scales--Brafs Wire-Cotton snd
col Cards-Lead Pots Ceucibes Sand Stones
fhnss Curry Combs-Sand PAPER &c.
q also Caa. Blnered asd German steel (ben
'shtyl Anvls- Viees-Fry pan.-Bszls Kettles
-. CIV MAY 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-27
Improvement in Bread.

To every 5 lbs. of -four add ID. of
rice. thai has prsyiouly Oeen boiled into
Jelly over fow FIRE then when luke
warm, add your uiuai fermentation, and
make up your bread Should you judge
your Jelly TOO thick, add lukewarm wa
te~ method by which thirty pounds
OF -four and Fix Of rice produce eighteen
leaves, each q pounds and hait weight.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-27

The Skeleton of the Elephant which
was iho. in the Dlitrics of Maine in July
lslt, is now exhibited ar New York
The elephant at the time ofits death is
iaid to have weighed 1000 pounds.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-27
lP NEW GOODS.
VIM. & Edward Oxnard,
Ns. S, MUSSE7S'- R0W,,

H AVE received for Sale,
hne dark aud iighr Caliicoes---4 and
and black and white Cam
hrics--e-4, IA, 8 4printed and imitation shawls-
Andsnna. and fag ELK Handkerchiefs-biu blue and
feow Nankins--common and cambria Dimoty-
lack and yellow Buckram--biack and colourd
Iunrings -Parasols- and cotton Umbrella
a. and shes,ings-Buuons &c, SC.
& May &C.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-27
CONSISTING OF

Leno, Null, Iaekonet rain ditto
Cambria, India Book Canton g Italian Grape
and Fancy figured Black and White Silk
MUSLINs HOSE
and white Cam / White and colord Cot
bricks ton ditto
Black and color'd do. i Ladies fix. beaver kid
Imitation Lawn, newt Cambria GLOVES
article Men dog and deefik,n,
Black, green aud color beaver cotton, aud
ed Florence SILKS black and white ELK
India Iuftrines & Sars I ditto
nets 4 Company Bandannas.
Leyantines-paid Silks flag, check and black
great variety of IA fix HDktS.
and 8 light and dark Cotton Laces and Foot
Cambrick Prints ings
Calicoes- Ginghams 4 Bombazetts- Rattinetts
Mourning ditto Veivets-check Linen
Furnisures--Copper- I MIllinett-
plates 4 Button Mouds
Cambria and common Cotton Sewings-Tapes
Dimoties Patent colored Threads
Corded figured Cam \ variety of Ribbons
brics 4 Bindings-Buttcns
Imitation and printed Pins-penknives
Shaws sewing Silk-Twi0
Irifh Linens A complete ahortment
Long Lawns of fuperGue and mid
Linen Cambric-Imita i ding blue, black,
,ion ditto brown and faihiona
Quilting and Geured II Bile nnix'd BROAD
Vefiings CLOTHS
Black ELK harentine do i Black, drab, blue white
Blue * yellow Nankins \ buff and fashionable
white Jean--Brown mIxd CASSIMERES
Linens Observation-Disclosures
Britiih Cottons-Coe. Berlin Cords &c sc. SC
Also
Factory Ginghams--S heetings-Shirs
inq-Checks and Stripes.
All cheap for CASH. May 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-27

Ia Nd almost every other kind of BLANKS,
- common use, for sale at This OFFICE.
Y IL Considerable addition made 10 the as
pnment lately.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-27
Er.m lhe saaso ., Weekly Rss.sser.


PLASTER OF PARIS AS A MANURE.
This valuable manure is best adapted TO high,
dry. warm. grayelly or loomy soil and it is
applied with better success o new pIeugbed
lands (grern ssuard in particulas than those which
have been long titled. As wheat is the most
valuable grain provided by the God Of nature for
the ase Of mao. few hints to fatmers II attend
ed 70, may prove beneficial. Prepare wheat
for sowing by soaking il from six TO eight days.
in lime water, Showing two quarts of lime, 10 .
bushe then drain The wheat and apply as much
pls.,er IS will adhere 10 the kernel When the
blade is "a inch or TWO in height, and the surface
Of the ground dry, SOW from one to Two bushels
of PLASTER to the acre, according 10 The fertility
of The soil BY sdopsing This mode Of husband
~, from tween FIVE to forty bushels of good
wheat, may be raised TO The acre, without any
other manure. Ii more convenient, I'd OF
the lime, ash The wheat for sowing, and apply
one ounce of blue vItriol to bushel, stirring ir
so that each kernel may parsske apsrt-ihen
apply the plaster IS stated above. If the force
going rules are strictly observed, your wheat will
DE free from smut. All spring grain will be
highly benefted by The use ofplaster, as top
dressing potatoes in an eminent degree,
after The first hoeing--ha.fs table spoonful to
each hin is sufficient.
II. q. AS 10 the quality CT plaster, particular
attention must be paid. Those who are unac-
quain,ed with it are exposed TO imposition,
tie hes, mode of trying it and as pracsiced in
the middle states, is 10 place quantity pasver-
lied, into kettle over the FIRE, and when heat
ed il emiss sulphurous smell. 1t the ebuEli-
ton be considerable it is good. If small, indif-
fcrent. If remain an Inert mass like sand, it
is worthless. Those who are acquainted with
the plaster may easily determine its quality
while in its fossil state, as the good, exclusive
Of isinglass, exhibits 20 The eye when broken, a
lively appearance while the inert il intermxed
Wit. carries or rust like that of iron, and many
oker marks too numerous to mention At this
time. A FARMER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-27
Spring x Sumner Goods
BARBOUR s. LINCOLN,
r1AvE received from the la,ea inPortaiion'
II large zHoFsment OF
Fresh GOODS,
FRESH UOUU

RI ENff uOO1'1,
fa,ed 90 the prefsnt ard approaching ieaion-
AMONG wHIcH ARE
m hl.el brown. olive and Gase LsvsnfiHss e
Nal wb;.e. dark & light chaagabie col d. !
El.-<ue< back and pad Italian. black SIN :
rhaw p.xided, black and coloured SaFinets
green and figured Bonnet .
VERY fine ,ambour'dl figured and plain Leno and
Book 1fUSLfNS
Cambria Muffin India Muffin
Cotton CambEics Linen Csmbrics
Linen Cambria HANDKERCHIEFs
1,oht and dark FUkNI7 ERES rich colours
Light and dark CamSrie FRINIS
Cormon Calicoe'; Coppefplaies
So 4and S4 Imitation and printed sHAHLS
Mufss Gown Trimmings
rs and Az IRIs II LINENS
i Irih Linen sheeung ,yurN
go 81 and 10 Daaa1 TABLE LINEN
ACplrain and ffeem loom Cottons
Iioht and dark coloured Cambrics; Ga G'ngnams
Cotton Lzces and Footiugs
Muil.n Crava,s with col d borders very low
Tngfh and French ok Gloves
Silk. cotton and worried Hohery
Patent Nankins; white Jean
Blue aud yellow Nsnkin' hrt chop
whie. buff and figured Meriaiiles VEsiiNe
Black an Wiling; Buckfsm
Lultfng and fatun Ribbons
yellow and white Making Csnvsis
Silk and eineham Umbse las
BEEF gilt coat aud veil Buttons
Thread aud pearl Shirt Buttons
Wire Sewisg Coton hk I"it
Black and blue Italian sewing Silk -
Beit Bzndanna flag and black hIk Hsndksfehieis
India Calcoes; India Cottons
India Counserpanes
Webb's patent sulpenders
India Hearth Rugs
Brown Linens Brswn Coltons
Watham bleached and unbeached sHiRfiNGS
and sHEETINGs
American Bed Ticking
Black. I
o olive, Superfine, Middling'
Green. and Common
N sIssa' and BRoADCLoTHs.
{ Dra5 ]
s s. Double sS and single lie MILD
Beaver Piaio.; Priea Cloths; sattinetts, Sc
Making az hsr diome an aforiment OF Goods a.
were ever offered ia this town.
8 May 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-27
SINGULAR DIVORCE.

A singular occurrence took place between
man and wife--a separation in which there
is neither Information, pleading, judges nor
tribunal Two vessels, Dnsch ard
Russian, were navigating in the Cattegat,
in the night, with so little precausion, that
they cot foul of esch other, the noise OF the
sailors swearing awoke the Dutch captains
wife, who in her fright run on deck in her
shift, and went on board the Russian for
fear the vessel she was in might upset--the
vessels then separated. Unfortunately, the
Russian was bound to the Mediterraneans
and the Du,chman to Copenhagen! So
that the Dutch captain, on his arrival at
Copenhagen the next day, found himself
separated from bis wife, a distance OF seye-
raj hundred leagues without being able Co
obtain her -
From fhe Raleish n. c. Star.
williamsburg, NJ c. Aprl Is. 1917
iNr. Somnel Lockdart,
MY dear husband-You have left me,
your dutiful and affsctionate wife, and Ia
ken TO your bosom Ms. Elizabeth Atkins,
OF Petersburgh, Va. awomsn less virtuous,
less dTTGCUOHdtEs less HuQustltuuSt anu 1853
economical than myself. When your
reason has power 10 exercise itself, which
| expect will succeed that glow OF tacinated
amour with which you have forsaken me,
| nope YOU will return to your lawful
wife.--Your lavish presents TO your harlots
Mrs. atkins, and neglect of business by
your attention to her, have incurred debts,
that will exhaust all the property you have
left behind. But when | took you frsts
you were pennyiess and made you rich :
you were comfortless and | make you hap
py-Rehenf and Return | hat kind Provi-
dence which fostered our first exertions,
pray may continue, and we may be restor-
I'd TO happiness and plenty
Your loving and duliful wife,
SALLY LOCKHART.
N. B. Ihave not any money TO pay editors
Tor publishing The above letter but those of the
United States Qor know not 20 wlicA of the
states my husband has gomez who will give it
several insertions, shall have the prayers ola
woman 10 th.t throne of grace from
which all re wards flow
sally LOcKHART.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-27

We regret to learn, by Gentleman
who came passenger in the Steamboat
Yesterday, that an Endemic has prevailed
for some time past in the town OF Manches-
Ter, opposite 10 Richmond which has car
ried off, in the space of weeks, upwards
of one hundred and thirty persons, chiefly
negroes--a mortality heretofore unexam-
pied in that place, tbs population OF which
we believe does not exceed 500.-What
renders this visitation the more painful, Is
that among the number who have fallen
victims, are many Of its Oldest and most
respectable inhabi1ants.--.Aoxfoik Herald.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-27

GEORGE HILL,
NO. s, lHUssEF'S ROW,

1 LAS JUN received an elegant a1Jrtment of
Spring q Summer Goods
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-27

Beaver Plaio.; Prieh Cloths; sattinetts, &c
Making a. hsrdfoms an afor,ment of Goods as
were ever offered 10 this town.
Nav 20
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-25
bATTLE OF TRENTON.

Erfraef from he isf vol. ebof. ., page i29,
M Of Hilkinson's Memoirs.
/" Il was now broad Cay, and the stotm beat
violently in our faces. Tho attack had com.
meneed on the left, and was Immediately ans
wered by ColopeI Stark 10 our front, who
forced the epemy's picket, and pressed into
the towns our column being close at HE heels.
The enemy made . momentsry shew Of resls-
tancc by wild and undrccted FIRE from the
windows OF their quarters, which they sbsn-
doned ss We advanced, and made an attempt
to form In the main street. which might have
succeeded hot for six-gun battery opened
by Cap'sin T. Forest, rnder the immediate
order Of General Wsshipgson, st the head Of
king's-street, which annoyed ,hs enemy in
various di, estions and the decision Of Cspt.
WisIism Wssbtng,on, who, seconded By
Lieu.. Jaxrs MossoE, (now President Of
,he United s,a,ss) led TIC advanced guard o!
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tie Ten column, perceiviug that the enemy
were endeavoring to form battery, rrshrd
yers7ard, dreve f.e arGIerists from sheir gsrs,
and took 1870 fleece an The ecf ef .fring
"Thcse officers were 6ofh wounded in tho
charge the Captain in the wtis,---ile LEO.
fehanf fh'crgh fhe shoulder. These parlicu-
lar acts Of gs!iantry have never been noticed,
and yer they touia ,ef hape been roo highly an
Eyeeio'eG; for ii the enemy had go, his ar,il-
lery. inlo operation, in a narrow street, il
might have checked our move u,ent, and Civ
ctfhlm time TO form and reflect; and ii be
had tetifcd across the bridge in HE rear, and
taken post, he you'd have hioerd dcfie be-
iwera us, which, in our hoy naked, hat/ jrea
xes condition, he ought to have defended a.
gainst our utmost efforts; sad Ue IN fura
nfshfhave 6ees compelled 20 resrear, vhieA
wonld Asve been Jdsai 70 US"
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A gentleman and q practical ~ we'll a.
philosophical farmer who has been evcsy
year for the space Of Is years and more,
lrsvelling from Portland to Baltimore,
declares that the earh has not in that period
OF time in the extensive csonuy thro' which
he has past, given such u promise of an
sbpndAnt crop, as It does now. lie further
adds That the cutworm appears principally
and in the lgresle1 numbers in poor and
worn'out soil--thal tho rich soil chscks tho
ravages OF the reptile~--apd tha, this reptile
has been known in America for twenty years.
RoXimore hote~
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The u. S.brig Promctheus and sch, Lynx,
arrived in this harbor on Thursday last from
Boston. The brig Enterprise is expected
from New-Yoik, when tho Commissioners,
appointed for the purpose, will commence
the survey OF This ma, Dor and bay.
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public welfare, have the utmost confidence.
Those whose zeal aud patriotism were so
tuiiy tried in tha, great Struggle. will never
fail to rally to the stsnderd OF their country, in
any emergency.
"JANES MONROE"
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NEWPORT.
PNESIDENrS VISIT.

Itis not yet exactly ascer,aincd when the
President will arrive In this lown--most
probably it will bo either this Afternoon or to-
morrow. The arrangements published 10
our last, with some triAing alterations, will,
we understand be adhered TO.
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An a.. pessed in The Senate Of this state,
at the late session, prohibiting the dis.illa,ioh
Of grsin--but was rclec.ed in the House Of
Representatives.
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POSlPONEMENI.
M TJC r.

.
BY Hrfhc Of a Dsrree II Me Snhreme Jpdis-
iai Cenrf, holden at heUhors on me fr1f
Nenday ef hiareh, 1917. e
G . much Of the Real Estate Of Aspagw Fasx.
- BopY, late Of Westerly, deceased, as will be
sufficient for the payment Of the debts Of raid de-
ceased, together with the expenccs Of se,,lng tho
estate Of the deceased, and Incidental charges. will
bc sol, At Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY, Jutp
2. 1871, aud the following day --Ssid Estates ats
siuatefparty in Newport, Middletown and james.
town-.1hs in Newport consists OF about Acrss
OF Land .-Ihat in Middietown of so Acres Of Land.
nov 10 lt,c possessidh Of Jsmes Chase ;--And that
IN JEusstpwa, i, the Farm in tie possession Of
Peisg Peffrr.ATbe sale will beoh the premises, ia
Newport, on said Wednesday, at 10 O'clock A. ~.
lin Miidlctown, Ut . O'Clock p N. on said dsy.s
and N jamestown, on the dsy following, Ut II oclk.
A. Ms--1'ie Conditions viii be made Enown ct tho
time and places Of safe.
SYLVESTER cAvIT,y
JAMES CHASE. 1'ee''
Texpott, Msy 20, 1917
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FRESH ALEXANDRIA FLOUR.
HENRY POTTER.

HAS this day received, and offers for sale, st bic
~ store at the head Of Channing's wharf, rs bbls
and IS half do. Of fresh ALEXANDRIA FLOUR.
which viii be sod low Jane 2s, 1917.
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In General .dssem6iy, :

ME,thc subscribers, having been sppointed By
w the Supreme Judicial Court, holden At New. /.
pot. within and for the county Of Ne~pori, on the
Nxth day Of March, A. d 1917. Commissioners OF,
AssSaees of the Estate Of JOHN COOK, Of Tiver.
who had obtained the benefit Of an act p~ssed IA
June, A. u 1856, entitled An act for the relief Of
inseIvent debtors Notice ID therefore hereby Civ.
en- 10 the creditors of said John, TO exhibit TO o.
their respective claims, W thin nine months froua
the date first mentioned, Or they will be prceludsd
according to Law.
THOMAS DURFEE,
NICHOLAS y. DURFEE, com'rs.
. Jc5 JOB DURFEE
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State .of Rhode Island and Providence
AA'e Plantations.

SS'~ VA AtiOuC-iSihiiu dfl0 lIOvluclEc
@'sf Plantations.
In General .dssrm6iy, T,
J.ne Session, II. u. INK
AN ACT to repeal the Act entitled Is An act IN 4.
fnendment of an act entitled MN act to urganixs
the militia"
CECTloNl. BE enacted 5y tie General .asses.
Sby, and ty ne anhsriy thereof 20 is exucsed, Thst
the ACT passed at the February session Of the Gener.
al Assembly, A. ID 1872, respecting the training,
discpining and improving the militia in martial eS.
erc,se entitled "An act in amendment Of an act co.
titled AN act TO ore anxc the militia be. and the
same is hereby repealed
Sec. 3 find BE- Jarther rsiartcd, That the eigh.
teenh section Of the act emitted "hn act to organ.
ise the mii,a," be and the same 10 hereby revived.
Rsss'ved. That the preceding act be publisLvd
In Nil the newspapers printed in this State.
a rhe copy - HItiess.
SAMUEL EDDY, Sre'rys
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"JAMEs MONROE"