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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-29
NEW GOODS.
WILLIAM CALLAHAN,

HAS just received, by the latest arrivals
at N. York, from Liverpool, some New Geops,
Among rhieh are
Balloon Furniture Dimi- Fancy super super lace
ties, ground do.
Cotton Shirtings, high { DO DO do check do.
low priced. super6ne furniture do.
12quarter Counterpancs. Ladies and geniemens
l3 do. 10. : worsted Hose,
III do Msrseiies Quilts, Girls and boys white and
IL do. do coi'd do all Of vhieh
l3 do. do. are OF a very superior
Undress'd Coheoes, quality
sup sup blk lace ground Jaconet aud camb Mus.
Brown aud yellow fan. : Inns,
cies do , limit alton dsmask SHAW Ia
Chints stripes do. Z Rich paid 90.
Fancy checks do. = Mourning do.
.diso-f 8 and A l'ish Losps
Likersise, on hasa,
Aqusn,ity of Cu'iery-H4rd.W Wsre--and a
few crates Crcckeiy Ware.
-itss-l0 casks Of Colmensr Wine, all ol which he
will sell low torsea:h. NewyorS money aud Trea-
1nRry Notes taken at par.
Newport. Dec. rs. I'll
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Underwood & Stevens.

INFORM the public and their friends, that they
have removed one door south OF their old stsrd,
where they carry o. their business Of
PAINTING and GLAZING,
in all its various branches.
7Hey hkesyise efer saie--as Tow as can be
purchased in the state the following. together with
great nun5 Der Of other articles.
London White Lead, Litharge,
do Red Lead, Prussian Blue.
Black L-sd, Dutch Pink,
Spanish White. Rose Pink,
Paris White, Smalt,
Spanish Brown. White vitriu!.
Purple Brown, Gold Leaf
Venetian Red, Gum Shellack,
French Yellow, Linsced Oil, boiled or
English yellow, unbciied
Chrome Yellow, Spirits of Turpcntine
Patent Yellow, Black Varnisb,
Verdigrise, Bright yarnish,
TIMBER. Copal Varnish.
0JBy sending the dimensions Of vessel, house or
rooms. their friends be supplied With sufficient
quantity Of Paint ana Oil for the same.
They request those who have account over one
year standing TO call and settle thers.
Newport, y, ,a,z
Thames street, No. l16. ""' % 'N''
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ANTHONY V. TAYLOR,

NO. l56, 1Hor;cs- Street.
LAS received By the latest arrivals from England.
L very handsome Assortment Of HARDWARE
and CUTLERY, consisting OF warranted English
blister'd Steel German and cast do slice. Iron and
lead brass kettles brass scales and scale besrns
stelyards; nests Of iron weights; warming pans /;
post and box coc mills andrors, shovel and tongs
brass nose a.d common bellows fancy do /; fzys,
locks and hinges screws of ak descriptions; trace
and jack csains curriers' and drawing knives butch.
er and shoe ditto table, desert, pocket and pen
knives razors, scissors, &c &c.-The above Ayti.
cles wiz be sold at reduced prices, for Cash.
Newport, Dec. 25
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PELISE CLOTHS, &c.
--oo-
Jnsf rcceiptd st
I. II. MUMFORD's
Cheah Cash Sore,


No. li9 Thsmrs-street.
A LARGE Assortment of LADIES fELfSE
"A CLOTHS, various colours. ext e mc,y cheap
.7iso, Womens worsied Hose, good At 2se per pair.
--Bon.bazet and Wildbores--F -Fianneis-- English Il
American Blankets, very cheap. A large Assort.
ment Of Cotton ShawlS, some as low as ls6 Sim
mems Cotton Shir,isgs. BRoApcLo a good
Assortment, some as low as 6s Sd per ysrd, quite
good Please call and see
or New-York and Charleston Money. and Tress.
ury Notes, taken at par.
Newport, Jan. IS. Sw
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able Goods, Cheap.
lsAA0kLn,

IsAA kLD,
Thames streef.
II las added to his N Auctions at New.
CLOTHS and CAssIAEaEs, supe 70 Tiench ditto
middlmg aud low priced ditto, vesy cheap OF nearly
every colour and price. as low o. 81 per yard
Blue, brown. black and bottle green Ksrsel meres,
as low AS Si-Very stout German serge, Coet,ngs
and Dui'eis' black and other colour'd Bon,bazets,
as low as 2s od-An assortment of fashionable Yes
,ings. Elegant Leopold star ,wis, buttons best
treble gilt dtto with sn Assortunen, Of Trimmings
in his line all OF which will be sold as low Tor ash,
as can be purchased in this town.
lie retirns bis most sincere thanks 10 his former
customers and soiiciis continuance OF their favorb
Newport. January 3, 1877
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Of sasir singular a, <Hcaey
THIS may certify that |, Gen James white!aw, of,
inyegate. (Vt) have dsughler, who has been fro
her youth TO the age OF 20 years, severely afcted
with the salt rheum. and after having tried many
medicines to no effect, induced to make trial OF
Or. Hey's Bsfastcai Drsps," prepared by w. L.
Cohw.y' which, after administering three bottles,
SomPeteo cure, and she has not been troubled with
the complaint since. JAMES WhiTELAW
Montpelier, March Is. 1916
1he s~ias letter em ,hr r,sser Of an inans is truly
,y ~ i"'s's'''ny 90 the gifted
Respected .ir-Agreeably to your request, would
inior you that my 500 10 now years DID, his health
~ fotiows--he has been sick yesrs; l8 months
since, when Informed OF Dr. Relf's Botanical Drops
ano riiis, he then had not the Of his arms one
reg almost crippled; hip dropped out of place his
thgh swelIed up and broke in 5placcs srms in the
mean time sweied up and broke in IL places many
OF the sores were down the bone for one year he
had n use Of the joints but now has the use of both
@rm. sores all well but three he now appears be
getting well very fast Many said il was impossible
that he could get we-Others say it seems like rails.
ing one from The dead. must ever remain sincere
irienc and well wisher to you who have shewn SC,
much kindness to my son.
LUCY ROGERS.
Waterford, (Con.) May IL. 1916.
These Drops are a radical cure for Scur,v, Sab
Rheum, Leprosy, Sc .7nthenys Fire Scroflia Ulcers
Ssre Leys, even when the bone is affected Venereai
dhins when mercury has failed-are the best spring
snd sutumnsl physic, and may be giscs to children
with perfect safety. Price S l.-Ur.isk for "Dr.
genuine uniess signed {" w. L. Conway"
The above Medicine 10 prepared and sold whole
sale, by the sole Proprietor, w. 7. CoswAY, No !,
Hamilton Place, Common-street, Boston, and retail
ed by
SAM'L. w. VINSON, DRUGGIST,
7'H.d15ES.S7'REET, hEWPORI, X. L.
HopPa, Proyd,ncs, Isaac u. l.ail, Hartford. Dwight
!tpi ey, Norwich, John Tebout. No. 23s. water.st
New York. and most Druggists, booksellers, and
Post-Masters throughout the United States.
=. GJ Pamphlets Of many extraordinary cures may
be had at the agents, gratis
0J None cf the above gengirs, un!css signed
Nv. T. Conway" az yeu vGlue heaish oJserve the!
az A large discount to Country Traders, and
those who buy 10 sell again
.hersport, Nov 13, 1916
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Ne7v Feather Beds and Feathers.
I'VE Geese ana Fowl Feathers, and Feather
- Beds. from 20 TO IS dollars, kept constantly
Nr sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 2, Gharlsssfress
he has on hand an assortment of Mattresses of all
kinds. .tsuport .'farch 29, l8aS.
Curling, Whitening, Dressing and COL
oring Feathers,
hONE in the best manner moderate terms,
- at the house on the wharf next soc,h Of the
dwelling OF the late X. N. Auchmuty Esq
Newport, Dec. Is. 1916
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WE. the subscribers. having been appointed ty
w TIC srPrrrns Judicisl Court. holjrn 1T New.
port, within ard &c the county of Newport. on ,be
Mxih ia, OF March. A. u 1917. comrissioners or
Assiyness OF The Estate Of JOHN COOK, of liver.
ton, IN the County sforrsaii, an insoIsert debtor,
who had obtained the benefit of an act passed in
June. ~ ID i75S entitled An act for the relief of
insslren, debtors = Soficc Is therefore hercb, f,,
cn 10 the creditors of said John, 10 eaiiba 20 q,
ubeir respective claims. within nine ,ncn,bs from
the dat first mentioned. os ,sey si.i be pleelusss
according 70 law
THOMAS DuRYEg,
NICHOLAS y. DuRFEE, ca~s
~ JOB DuRFEE. }
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C0npiissioncrs' Notiee.

COMMISSIONERS NotfCe.
ME the Subscribers, having been appointed by tie
w Hon. Court Of Probate il the town. efewpoet,
in the county Of Newport, Commissioners 10 re-
ceive and examine the claims sy snsi the estate of
JONArHAN WALLER,
late Of said Newport, deceased, rep rescntcd iaso
vent. do hereby give notice that s,x months from
the 2i inst. are allowed the creditors of said Us
tate 10 bring in and prove their respective claims
and that we will attend for that purpose, res
Pcctivs dwellings, any time within that period.
jeiS jo.s, i,m,;ss,,s,,S,I,IAsr. ,,,;s,,, ; Commissioner,
Az persons indebted 20 the Estate Of said deeeas-
cd, are called upon to make immediate payment 10
DANIEL uENH An. Administrator
Newport. Iniy 2 1917
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commissioners 4s0issc.

t<DSH"toofOS6FS Abbift(
ME. the subscribers having been appointed by
w the lion. Court oflroba,c IN ,ie town ot Js.
erto,', IN The county OF Newport, Commissioners 20
receive aud cxamne The claims against tie estate OF
RoDuaT LAKE,
late OF said Twerton, ye9men. deceased, rep-rsent.
cd iusolvent. do hereby give notice that twe!vs
montls from the % day vt June. insian', allowed
TO s creditors Of ss,d Es,a,e 90 bring in and prove
their respective clsims. and That will attend for
that purpose, a, our respective dwelling the last
Saturday, in each month. during that period.
THOMAS DvRFEE, co,nn.so,...
ALLEN DvRfEE o'''"''o"e''
persons indebted 10 the Estate Of said dcceas.
ed arc called upon 10 maze immediate PAY rcnt 70
MARY LAKE, Administrator.
Tivcrtur jane 1e 1872
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RENOYAL.


INFORMS his friends and customers. that he has
4 removed to the store Southwest corner Of Mill
street, and No. -, rhsines-stre where he offers
for sale assortment of,he first qualify w lGooJs
and Groceries 1T wholesale retail cheap for Cash.
or approved credit.
Newport June 10 1917
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vn May %. 1917


"A House and Lon of land. situate on High street,
= IN Bist"i. Abe House is one si"ry high ionr
rooms on a fpor.-ttasing good yard aud garden;
the who'e making one Quarter Of IN acre OF Land.
For terms, apply 10 tho subscriber, iivmy on Tie
premises EDW ARD UShEK
Bris,oi, June 4, 1912
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NOTICE.

ITO be bound out 10 service. for one year, p'sn
4 and \ WOMAN. able -bodied people, ani teui.ie
child, about three years DID, Ill, she arrives To eigh
teen. healthy aud we'll Ans person wishu's totake
any ei,hcr of ,hcm. invited 70 ca on the over
seers Of the fvor n Middlsown.
by order OF said Ovcrsccrs,
Witness ELISHA ALLEN, Clerk.
Miitlictown May 28 1877 rt
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REAIOVAL.

THE subscribers Office 10 removed to the cham
i Der over Messrs. ID & S. C. Wesver's ilst-stofe,
three doors north Of Townsend's Coffee House. I'm.
trance from Thames street u. j. PEARCE.
Newport, June IL, 1917.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

THE subscriber has opened SCHOOL in Spring.
street, nearly opposite Trinity Church, and
next north Of Capt Isaac Burdiek's for the msruc.
tion OF Youth in the various rudments of common
school education, viz. Reading, Writing, Arithmetic.
lEnglish Grammar, Geography. &c. AS the subscri'
Der has ample recommend atoms. and as he intshds
70 devote his time sssduousiy to ths pursuit. he will
be grateful for share ofpublic patronage and as.
sures those who may favor him with their support,
THAI nothing shall be wanting on bis part to render
Satisfaction to his employers For terms and other
particulars, apply at -Mrs. 7siifnshaa. DO. ;l2,
ThaueS street, or at The School koom.
MILTON HALL.
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THE subscribers having erected new construct
Il cd Saw ard Crist MILL, on durable stream,
nesr their Cotton Factory, in the vicinity cf Wick
ford, inform the Inhabitants oi NEwrour, and the
pubic in general, that they will take AraL from
the WEXFORD Packets, or any store ia wickto 4,
grind and return the same for onr Sixteenth part.
GREENE, 1iLLlNGHAsr, & Co..
WEXFORD, May - lMlS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-16
EROM WASLHNGzON.

Washington, Dec. 4 1917 SIR-The
Commissioners under the 4th article of the
treaty of Client have determined that
Moose, Dudley and Frederic Islands, are to
be restored to the United States. They
have also jointly signed an explanatory let
ter TO their respective governments, stating,
as basis of their decision, that the naviga-
bic waters in the Bay of Passamaquoddy
are common to both parties for the pur-
pose of all useful communication with their
respective territories
Ii is understood that these terms were
offered by our Ministers at Client, and re-
fused by the British. These islands now
decreed TO us, were the only ones about
which the Ministers there had any dispute !;
the Americans insisting that the status ante
bellHm should apply to these, and the Brit
ish claiming the lille, refused to give up
the possession. The reference 10 Commits
sloners was at length agreed on, and Mr.
Gallatin had the address to include Grand
Menan and the other island in The submits
sion.-This brought the title to thatsisland
into discussion, and he result has been,
that we recover back az zve claimed"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-16
DING COMINIYYEES


COMMITTEE Of Ways ard Means Mcssrs
Lowndes, Smith of Md. Burnwell, Pltkin
Abbot, Sergeant and rrimble.
Of observation-disclosures. Taylor, Tyler
Merrill, Shaw, Boss, Whitman and Strong
OF Commerce and Manutactures-Messr.
Newton, oaybert, Moseley, Irving, M'Lane
Crawford and Kinsley.
Of Claims-Messrs. Williams of N. c.
Rich, Bateman, M'Coy, Huntingdon
Schuyler and Walker Of KY.
OF he District Of Colunl5iq-Messrs
Herbert, Miller, Peter, Boden, Strother
Claiborne and Cobb.
On he Public Lands-Messrs Robert.
son OF Lou Anderson, of Ky Mercer, Camr.
bell, Hendricks, Terry and Mari
On ne Post Office and Post Roads
Nests lngham, Biount, Barber Of Ohio
Townsend, Nelson, of Mass. Colston and
lerril.
On Pensions and Revolutionary Claims
Messrs. Rhea, Wilkin, Rugeles. ". p
Maclay' Sherwood, EIlico,t and Owen.
On Pabhc observation-disclosures Desba
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-16

Warnsng TO Drunkqrd8.-Dieda at Canaan
in September, Mr.. Miles Toby, aged As, in
one of the most violent fits of in,oxication.
Several years he hid been in the habit OF
incompetence, which gradually increased
upon him. A short time before his awful
departure, he was warned by friends, and
especially by his physician, against contn-
uing his wicked course, accompanied with
the assurance that he could not survive a.
mother such turn as he had just experien-
ced. Against these friendly warnings, and
in view OF the threatnings OF Jehovah a.
gainst drunkards, he madly rushed TO the
awful precipice. In this situation he de-
liberately drank IN large q lanti'ies, until all
his faculties were overpowered In this
awful moment his soul departed If the
surviving part of his Incorporate brethren
wish to know his present situation, and
what will soon be theirs, unless they become
subjects oil repentance and reformation, let
them read the following extract from the
c-ed volumn "Nor drunkard shall taher-
!" The kingdom Of Heapen."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-16

WEDNESDAY, DEC s. The Senate passed
bill this day for the admission Of the
State of Mississippi, into the Unica. Sen,
TO the House. The house were principally
occupied, this day. in referring the several
subjects of the Message, to select and ordi-
nary committees. Tha: part which relates
to our foreign affairs, was committed to a
special Committee, with instructions 10 in
quire into the expediency Of adopting some
new provisions for insuring to the Ameri.
can colonies of Spain, just observance OF
impartial neutrality.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-16
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

The voice of the people applauds the
proposition of Mr.. Monroe to look IN and
reward the officers OF the Revolutionary
Army. For the last seventeen years they
have been prosecuted or neglected. Wash
ington made it rule in his appointments
TO office 10 select the Heroes and Patriots
who had toiled, fought and bled for Liber-
ty ; bur, when Jefferson came into power,
he drove them into obscurity. The best
way for Mr. Monroe to find the Old Sol.
diers will be to take the List of JeFerson's
Removals. from office on this List he will
find Col Chester, who lost leg in the
service, Gen. Miller, who lost an ARM
Col. Tousard, who lost an arm,-Maj. Ly.
man of r. I.-Gen. 'Lingan,--Col. Fisk
Of N. York,--and innumerable other Pat
riots and Soldiers who had spent their best
days in the service of their country. Many
OF these have gone down to the grave, stig-
matized as Tories and Blue Light trail
tors. The gratitude of their country can
now shine "but or their tomb" 1t will
indeed be honorable 10 our rulers TO make
Public Services, instead of Parry Zeal the
standard by which to Judge of professions
to Office. But unfortunately the proposal
10 reward our old Soldiers comes 50 late,
that few ofthem survive to put their claims
in competition with the young Zealots OF
Faction, who now accumulate enormous
fortunes in Offices which in federal times
gave bare subsistence to the incumbents
Salem Gaz
MADISON, Und) OCT 25--A few days since
Mrs. -, of this county, was safely delivered
Of two sons and two daughters at one birth all of
whom are said to be doing well
A Ir1-coloured Pig is advertised as found
astray in Rhode Island. He would be put
under special Surveillance in Paris.
An Agricultural Society is established in
Aibemsrle County, Virginia, and Mr.
Madison elected President
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-16
Of 1meIta Island.


S. Carolina. CHARLESTON. NOV. ct.
A company of Uniled States troops sail
ed yesterday for St. Mary's to form part Of
the expedition against the hirancal republic
of Amelia. Col. Bankhead, the comman-
der, has accompanied the troops.
The Reaubhc Of The Roridas" is un-
questionably doomed to a short life but
Governor Aury means to support his mock
majesty to the last During the existence
of his martial law, he actually banished sew
eral of his refractory spirits to the u. S. /!
Since then he has assembled his Not ables
at his house for the purpose Of establishing
Representative Government, " free and
independent OF the King of Sps.n," A
House OF Representatives of nine persons
was to be chosen +; and all who had resided
in the Republic fifteen days, anu who would
swear " 10 support the Republic OF the
Floridas," were eligible TO elect, and be G.
lected with the proviso, that military men
in service, though eligible to be elected,
should not have the liberty to vote. This
was an cxpedient to exclude the blacii balls
from the ballot. OF The officers connected
with this mock election, are Major Walsh,
Messrs Raz)s, Compte, &c.
The Amelia rriva,eers Hornet and Sarah
captured by Cspl Elton, of the Saranac,
have been condemned and sold as good pri-
yes Good The crew oGthe Saranac will
also come in for handsome salvage of the
1873 slaves, taken from TIE hatriot cruizers,
and libelled by the Spanish Consul While
it was raining dollars, we are glad our gal
liant tars had their dishes upright
A detachment Of the patriots" of Anne
liza have landed in Georgia, and plundered
Church
The West India ports which have been
recently visited by severe and destructive
hurricane,are now opened for the admission
of provisions and lumber in foreign vessels.
BY Capt Jeffords, of the brig Confidence
from Martinique, We learn that the Ports of
that Island have been opened by ProciAma-
lion for the admission from the United
States of every article, except dry goods
Salem Ca.
Accounts from Surinam, state, that the
government Of that province had laid an ad
dItlonald duty Of three per cent on all car
goes, in and out.
Distinguished instance Of Intre1tidily and
Humanity.
NEWPORT, DFC lO.-On Friday last, as
the packet Maria, Capt. Gardner, was on
her passage from Providence TO this place,
a lad by the name OF T9urston Butts, fell
from the bowsprit of the packet which was
then going al the rate Of about eight miles
an hour, and being unable to swim, would
inevitably have been drowned, had not Cen
William c. Gibbs instantly leaped over
board, and at the imminent hazard OF his
own lte,succeeded in preserving that of The
boy. Owing 10 the rapidity Of the vessel
he was at considerable distance from the
packet when Gen Gibbs reached him and
being much chilled, (the weather being ex-
tremely cold, was twice carried under by
The weight Of the boy and bis own clothes,
before the beat, which was put off for the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-16

30 The Message Of the President will
be found on the last page Of this days paper.

WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, DEC Mr.
Otis took his seat in the Senate, this day.
The absent members Of the Senate, are
Messrs Ashmun, Hunter, Dana, Horsey,
Vandyke, Hanson, Stokes, 1roup, Talbot,
Morrow, Fromentin and Claiborne. At
10 o'clock the Message of the President
was received and 1900 copies ordered to
be printed The same document was com.
municated TO the House and 5000 copies
ordered 10 be printed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-16

State Prjfm.-The expences attending
the maintenance of the State prifon in
Charlefown, amounted during the lait
year TO d 4S,oI3 50 cts The receipts
arifng from Various kinds of labour per-
formed by the convicts during the fame
time amounted to ID. 34,328 50 cts
leaving balance of DL4.s85 AZ cts.
But the (tock on hand in Sept. I8I7,and
fomc additional items to be credited, a,
mounts to D.Io,72o So cts--and when
this sum IS deducted from The above bal
ance of D.I4,SS5 AZ cts. together with
the flock or hand year ago amounted
to D.II,7o7 40 cts. heretofore credited
we have d e,453 % cts. which is the
actual colt to the Commonwealth dur
ing the year.
This Placement ihews an improving
fyHem of labour and expenditure in the
Prilon, for although the number of con-
victs have increafed and an greater charge
is added on account of military guard
yet the actual colt per annum has dimin-
ifhed.
The average number of convicts dur
ing the year has been 900 imployed in
various mechanical labours the deaths
amounted TO o-the number pardoned to
27-the number whole term of coo6ne-
ment expired to 72-Ihe new convicts
received into the prifon during the year
were 1913.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-16
DIRECT T4Y

For the information Of our fellow-ctizens
IN The county of Cumberland, who suffered
their farms to be sold in 1916, for the pay
ment OF the direct tax, we are requested to
stale that ihe time ofredemption will expire
between the l4h and i9M gfJuay nert-aDd
mat those farms which were sold for the same
purpose IN June last for the tax of 1916, are
redeemaole any time before the Sd ofJune,
1872 alter which time they will be forfeited
to The use Of the purchasers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-16
BOSTON. DEC. IL,

Matrimmy-We oblerve. by our file
of Guiana Chronicle, that all Banns of
Matrimony, inftead of being proclaimed
in the churches, are required TO be pub
lilhed in the newspapers of Denlarara and
Efequibo and that the content of the
lady's guardian or nearelt relation is ne
cefary before the ceremony can be per
formed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-16

purpose, could reach them. They were
both nearly exhausted, and probably could
not have kept above water minute longer.
The Birth ofthe Saviour. II is crafty
inc to many Christians TO learn, that ar
ranqements are making in o:her religious
Societies than those Of the Episcopal order
for the due and solemn celebration OF the
ensuing Birthday of me Saviour Of tht
Wo~Id 1t is hoped the example will be
universally followed throughout our land
and thus one of the errors OF our pious, but
too fastidious ForefAthers, be corrected by
their more liberal posterity -Centinel.