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TO encourage the apprehension cf Dsserters,
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niehenG and deliver TO any of6eer Of the United
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ian. srti6cer prisaie, vho has or hereafter may
sessrt from The Amy Of The United States.
Bysrde
axn<x. T. CUTTER.
Maj 81 Infantry
.iasst--H. r. EVANS,
Lieut. Egh, Artillery, Acting Adisssnt.
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account OF Botany bay, 81

Account OF Botany BAY, sc.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
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i orders for Copies OF this Publication, sixth
Edition. has recently been published TO be hal only
of The learned Autaor in person To prevent irol-
Bile, the none, must be paid al the time OF order
ing the above celebratcd work.
PhiladelPhia. Printed by 7. s. MAsnIHs.
Noysulbe- q. 1915
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NV STOCK OF
Feather Beds and Feathers.


ABRAHAM BARKER, t~a ~
ne 2, Charles sfrsrs.
" EEPs constantly on hand quantity Of best
n Live Geese and Fowl Feathers-snd Feather
oei- from the lowest priced to the 6rst 4uaity ).
.iiss on hand-an assortment OF Mattresses, OF all
kiuds (Sm.l Nov 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-16

Il 10 stated ip the Yi4age Rseoraer, thst 4
tin pedcr, ., Ess,on, vas discovered 90 have
i've negro childsen 10 his can. On exsmjn,
aiiop; one sfths inlle suffcN,s wa. found %
have bssp cr.mined 10 such manner thar
his ear was rubbed oti !--Ths people indigr
uao,Ii csc and cut off ihs fellows car. isua
no advocate, adds inc Recorder, TO- The va.
lstion Of the laws, bu, trotu tny hsart esa't
feel sorry for him. r
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-16

*m* NEW ADVhltTISEMHNI
+, yAyHES cure tor one dollar. OF at most fort two
w doliars, can be obtained for cough, cod,
asthma. difficulty Of breathing, tigh,ness Of ,hs
chest, whee1ng pain in the side, splitting OF blood,
a strained ,ch. sc. must it not be matter OF
surprise that we ace the obituary daily swe.d with
deaths oecasione3 praciPay by coldsi y" 1'' assr.
age az least Mr#e NY
D r. Oar Hun,4tsd u Fiffy 7bousand Persons
die anausly of of0pusump.iou. originating principally
from tskiug cold commencing with cough, theu iii
Gully ef areashifg and pain in the s'se. ~ sng.h
..e iunxs hecom& Affected, sorsumpued ensuess s,iu
death closes the )scene Alas TOO often dues pse'
iutlice by isteptg 10 some and adopting The oran.
Jon Of Others pr4yail thereby preventing trial OF
such med cines Us might Afford relief under the
idea ,has 40 rest can be obtained Scarce case
occurs but may be relieved BY the timely spplica-
ZION of
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or To be SoH.!!!Q

A LOT Of excei,en' Lana, containing eight acres
~ (be the same more or iess) at he south end
OF this town. aesr Machelps mill, and possession
given 25sh March next For terms spP'yto
NATHANIEL SWEET, agent fer The owner.
Newport. Nv 10. 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-16

Ga Tuest.ay week, Mary Davis, was tried
before the BpltisD,e Cry Ceu |, on an irtiicA
nent ass sconmoo scold. The jury after
the verdict 81 gsiEy The punisbmcn. for
I" esmnos srotd," grseah!y 10 the Law u Bal
umors, is . FEtAc duskrng
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-16

A. the Beautiful and mssnihcent palace ol
the Duke Of Dsvonshirs, Chs,swortb, on the
bsDks Of Gus piscs Of wstsr, is tree Of cop.
per, rspressuiing willow, sssn every Ieai el
which water 10 spsds 70 iSsus, BY turniAg Z
cock, 50 ~ le form On artificial shower.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-16

The uniaeky TAtsf.--A thief 10 Msrylsses
having stoles bog, had tied lie legs sogesh-
or sftsr siIling !, and for the eoovsnisnce sf
sarryisg il, he let the bog rest on HE shoul-
dsrs, whiIc the rope with which II wss tied,
went over his breast. On his wsy hoas,
feding himself fssigusd, he laid the hog In
shs erolch Of tree, shout the height Of his
shoulders, 10 order 10 rest himself---bst the
bog slipping through, the rope that was ..
,rssnd the MAS brssss clipped up to his
throat, Aod ion mmedistsIy cboksd him 20 dessh;
sod 10 the nesning they we're both found
dead, the enc % emo side, add the o,her on the
osher side sf the tree. Thus, the thief killed
tn hsg. Il the hog ia his ssrn hasgsd The thisf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-16

Ths p,esidcst Of the United States hsvis
signed the Act Tor the sdmlssion Of the Stat
Of Illisois into the Union, she msy new B
counted tbc iwsn,y. 6rstststs in the ConfsS
srsey. i1sr Senator's snd RsprssenlsiiS
have taken their seats In Cosgrsss.
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7 INFORMS his freads ssd the public, that he at
/ tends to the business Of killing aud dressing
Hogs, and solcits share of public patronage his
terms q forty cents per hundred, he carrying away
and returning the hogs Al his swn expenee he
may be found at his house in Mushroom Lane.
Newport, Nov Is 1918.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-10
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1918.
Mr., SnoHdsn.

Mr., SnoNaen.
I attended the Theatre on, Saturday
evening almost entirely for the purpose
Of hearing Mr.. Caldwell, whose acting
never had witnessed. was not little
disappointed, his style Of acting so lar
surprising my expectations in the cha
racter Of Gossamer, in the comedy OF
Laugh when you can" Though all the
performances in this comedy were re-
spectacle, Mr.. Durang, in Ssmbo, and
Mrs. Leg. in Miss Gloomy, ezcslfed.
But, I had seen in England, and on va
rious stages in the northern states, so
many GRAND spkcrAoLEs. or those exhi-
billions, the principal merit Of which Is
intended to consist of scenery aud ma-
cbinery, that had next to no hope OF e.
ven beiag amused, much less OF being de-
lighted. Timour the Tartar was proba.
BIZ never better performed. Whether
or not MIR. Caldwelps mustachiOs effect.
ed his euuuciatien cannot say, but
there was csrtaialy a little moathing:-
nr is il q Ia militairs for hero to stand
With bent knees. Mrs. Durang, in Zofil-
da, performed with great spirit, elegance
and prOpriety, and charmed throughout
But the horses were not inferior actors
especially that which, being stabbed, tell
died. and c1ntinued stone dead SO lone
and so naturally as we'll as that which
kneeled to receive the princess; and
those rh;cb, to enable the riders TO reach
with their swords the men on the turret
stood upon their hind legs. and with thsii
fore legs braced themselves at the height
Of six or eight feet.
Generally plays OF this sot, depend
ing for their effect not on sentiment, bu
NOR, pathos, interesting situations, per
picking plot, nor unexpected catastr0-
phes, but on what is intended to u,erfP
effect the eve, are more calculate
crafty children than 10 entert'i' v -:
terest the adult. Far othervi:s VA '
pl.y a. performed on ss.ucd,' evening
to an Ove-aOwipg house; ard was
tiled at It's being ANNOUNCE" "
5 row evening, when, an eohnuen'' '"e
house win be agar crowded., and no one
90 away dissai'h'''
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-10
FOREIGN NEWS.

By the ship Nestor, in thirty-6ve days
from Liverpool, our several correspon.
dents at New York have received Lii
verPool papers to the God, and London
papers to the cath December. We have
made such extracts from the favor Of
oar correspondents as time wOuh per nit
In this days Gazette.
Baltimore Federal Gazette.
Europe remains at peace, without a.
ny appearance of c1mmotion or distur-
bance. The Houses of Austria aud Ba-
yaria, are said to be engaged in fur
sher matrimonial alliance, calculated as
Or a. sash alliances may be supposed
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E.o,, n, w Lntehigencer, FEB, 7.


A.oy,. Of enquiry having baen called
,..,,,i,e i0;o the loss Of the U. States
. R,,,r, under the command ofLicut.
cams, dant John Porter, the following
o,Dion Of the court is promulgated, ha-
VIZ, been approved by the secretary OF
tie navy.
After mature deliberation upon the evil
dence adduced, the court are Of opinion
that the loss Vt the U. 5. late brig the
Boxer, is to be attributed to the strength
of the current setting on shore, aud the
lishtness Of the wind that her going to
pieccs is to be attributed to the decayed
state Of her timbers; and that her officers
and crew made every possible exertion in
their difficult situation. The coult are,
therefore, OF opinion that no blame can
be attached to Lieut.. Com. John Porter,
or 10 either of his officers or crew, in con.
sequence of the loss Of said brig
NThe court adjourned, to meet to NOR
row morning, the 10th Of January, 1918,
at ten o'clock.
The court met pursuant to adjourn
ment. The foregoing minutes were read
and approved, and the court adjourned
sine die. RI. SPENCE, Pres't.
6. NJ. DALLAS, Judge Advocate.
approved,
B. w. CR0WNINSHIELD.
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From the Freeman's Journal.

FROM me ffeehidnS Journal.
Extract of letter from Messrs. Collin,
q Maisny, oil Rotterdam.
The tea trade is, We expect, aud 81 y.
long Ego anticipated, on the poin, of be.
ing thrown open under the following r..
gulations that tea may be imported with
the same freedom Of pei mission as OtDer
goods, on the payment Of
SIS on gohea and low Congos } D. 100
l6 on other kinds Lbs,
But when imported direct from CHM
or BATAVIA, by and Tor account of resident
subjects, in Dutch built and Dutch owned
ships. the duty to be only
81 10 upcn the fist descriptions,
S on the latter per 100 lbs.
The custom louise tares to be on whole
and half chests lS, and on quarter or
smaller chests 90.
Bohea is only considered as such in
whole chests, and no other shall be ad.
mitted under the denomination Of low
Congos, but such whose current market
price shall be under 81 per ID.
Export duty Is per cent. on value, or
3 l-e Per 100 lbs. at option Of the export.
er, and no transmit throughout the coun.
try allowed.
Teas now in government warehouses,
or that which may be imported upon or
beidre the 18th Oct. 1918, under exist.
ing licenses, may be taken iato the IN
controlled possession Of the c6nsignee:,
upon payment OF the lower rates Of duty
only.
The king to have Ire privilege Of el.
tending the benefit Of Dutch built shis
to such as are not wholly owned by sub.
Jects OF the realm, and are actually under
the Dutch flas, and ir case of the want Of
vessels of the above two descriptions, bis
majesty may extend the same privilege
Tor one voyage only to foreign built ships
purchased within years Of the dals
ot the present regulations taking effect;
and tits, it is presumed, will be imns-
diately on the present regulations being
passed into law.
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Notice.

II F0RWARN all persons, vhi'c o.
L c"lored, from hsrboring Of trusH'7
u making any contracts, or having ~!
dealing whatever, with my son, DeE'''
BAREcRAFT. ,..r
DOMiNY BAREcEAr !"
February 10 D.
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gel the recollection Of the ills ':ch =,
have been made to suffer. Boa II +,
fidelity which ,nu have shewn 'o,-enl
of the entire affectisn which ga f.,
If YOU should one day sec ~ pir.
and mysoD, salute them ,smbrcsrsss .,,i
For more than two years l have ~ re-,
Of them, either directly or indircc', j..
n' Three lines a.e here waning IT,,
ever, comfort yourself and conc, h,
frieGds. My body, it is ue, is IN Il.
power of Ny enemies; their rage 10 Pei,
nothing that Can sa'iate their revenge -
they xii! me By inches, Ills ne font nap.
rir soups d sningisl but Providence !,
zoo just, ] am sensible Of it, 10 pcrmr
this to continue long in the midst Of NJ,
consuming 81 mate, deprived Of every
thing tina, supports life. '''.''" rHer.
three lines are wanting
As there is every reason to beIis,.
thl YOU viii not be permitted to Come b.
lore your departure, receive NY embr,.
ces. the assurances Of my esteem, and q
NY friendship, be happy.
Your ait ctiura,e
/" NAPOLEON.
Lorgw God, Dec. 1917
The Local authority detained at $,
Helena the original Of this letter, and Al.
lowed only tina part to be comauaics,,J
which is found here.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-10

f The association who have been in
the habit Of meeting at the Potomac Bank
to consult for the relief of the poor, are
desired to meet in that place this ersnir:
at 7 O'Clock.
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.MEMORANDa.

MEMORANDA.
Schr Hokee, Gorham, from Rostcn'
fer Alcxand. ia, with avaIuable frefsht
was wrecked on Cape Cod, in the sre'I!
snow storm, 3lst Jan. Crew saved, ara
part Of the cargo has been taken from tbs
vessel in damaged condition.
Schooner George Warrington, Ker''
sailed hence on Saturday for Norfolk
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s%0S3 CO
MARRIED,

On Sunday evening last, by the Rev:
DIR. Muir, Capt. ANsEL LEWIS, Jun. Of
Portland, I'd. N.Y. 10 Miss JANE CAMP
BELL, Of the same place.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-10
.$K Exchange Coffee HOuss TX
RE MARINE JOURNAL. ~
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures.

PORT OF dLEXAEDRIA..FEB O.
ARRIVED,
Last evening, schr Sally, Sheldon, 81
days from Providence, and S from Nor
folk potatoes, cheese, cider, salt hss'
etc. to the master. Saw nothing bgula
up. CLEARED.
Schr Fayorite, Green, Georgetown
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ALEXANDRIA, FEBRUARY 10, 1918.
~>,~>~>~>~~N>>~>~>
A bill to incorporate the Columbian
Insurance Company of Alexandra, hi,
passed both houses Of Congress.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-08

the President or either of the Heads Of
Departments during the present session,
and printed.
Mr.. Sanford offered resolution for
continuing in force the act regulating the
currency Of foreign coins.
The resolution for monument to Gen.
Washington, was referred to Messrs.
Godsborough, Roberts and Burrill.
MIR. Burrill reported bin for the more
convenient organization of the Judiciary
OF the United States.
Tuesday, Dec. /.
Mr.. Forsyth laid on the table the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved, That the committee on FL
nance be instructed to enquire into the
expediency of prohibiting the expectation
of the Gold and Silver and Copper Coins
of the United States.
The Senate have been for the two last
days engaged in executive business.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-08

furnished our government on both topics
they had long and interesting converse
lions. With the conduct of the govern
ment respecting Amelia Island and Galvezr
ton, Mr.. Tagle expressed himself perfect
ly satisfied, and he disclaimed for his
government any privity or participation
in the Judgments made at those places, by
persons acting in the name of the patriots
OF South America. 10 reference to the
acts of cruiZers under the patriot flags, ne
said he was sensible that great Irregular
ties had occurred, though his government
had done every thing 10 their power to pre-
vent them, and we're willing, if any in
stance of aggression were pointed out, to
direct an inquiry into the case, and II the
facts were established, to punish those
concerned, and redress the injured indi-
viduais. He protested his readiness to
adopt any measures that would more effect
ualIy prevent a recurrence of such acts,
in which he expressed his belief that the
privateers of Buenos Ayres had rarely
participated, though the character of the
government had suffered from the conducl
of others. He stated that they had, or
one occasion, sent out some OF their public
vessels to examine all cruisers wearing
the Buenos Ayrean flag, to see that they
were lawfully commissioned, and to ascer-
tain whether they had violated their in
structions.
ITO be continually
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-08

The question was taken whether n.
House would now proceed to consider II.
resolution, and decided it in the neoa,;ns s
--ayes 62, nays 10.
The House then again resolved ;,.,,,
into committee of the whole, Mr.. sm;s
Of Md. in the chair, on the bill (or NV
relief of the heirs Of Caron de Beaums u'
chais.
The subject of the Debate which com.
menced to-day on this question, is one Of
strictly legal nature, depending on closa
attention to facts, and not therefore sns
ceptibie of abbreviation, and not prone,l,.
the subject of Newspaper report s;n:.
not verbal but literal accuracy is necess.
ry in the very many quotations from o.
thorities respecting it. All that we shan
attempt, therefore, is TO state the sene,s i
tenor of what may be said on the anest;aa
Mr.. Pitkin, Of Connecticut, opened ths
Debate, in opposition TO the bill IN :
speech which occupied in the delivery tho
whole OF the days sitting.
After Mr.. p. had concluded his =,
marks, the committee rose and obtained
leave to sit again; and the house ad
iourned 10 Monday.
Monday, Nor. 80.
Suudry reports were made, among tbp
rest bill granting a pension Of 60 dollars
month to Gen. Stark.
The resolution for an inquiry into tha
conduct of the U. S. Bank, was amended
debated, and finally agreed to without
division.
The claim of Caron de Beaurarcba;,
occupied the remainder of the session
Mr.. Baldwin spoke in support of it about
an hour.
Tuesday, Dec. /.
The following gentlemen were announced
to-day as the committee of enquiry jpto
the conduct of the Bank of the United
States, viz.-Messrs Spencer, Lowndes
Bryan, MLane and Tyler.
Mr.. Linn, of New-Jersey, Offered The
following resolution
Resolved, That the committee appoint.
ed on SO much of the Message Of the
President Of the United States as relates
to the unlawful introduction of slaves into
the United States, be instructed to INQUIRE
into the expediency of passing a law pro.
hibiting the migration or transportation Of
slaves or servants of colour from any state
10 any other part OF the United States, in
cases where, by the laws of such state,
such transportation is prohibited; and
that they have leave to report by bill or
otherwise.
Mr.. Linn said, in introducing his resou.
ton, that it related to a subject Of much
interest in bis part of the country, and, as
the resolution only proposed an enquiry,
he hoped it would not be objected TO.
MIR. Poindexter objected to the resolu.
tion. Any man, he said, had right to
remove his property from one state TO an.
other, and slaves as we'll as any other pro-
perty.-The resolution was negatived-
ayes 90, noes o3.
GEN. sTARK--PENsI0Ns.
The bill for granting pension Of sixty
dollars per month to Major General John
Stark, was read third time, aud after 40 !
interesting debate, decided in the afirma
tive, aud sent to the Senate for concur
renee.
Gen. Stark is said to be 90 years old,
and very poor: he is the only surviving
General Officer of the Revolution.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-08


of the New-York Commercial Advertiser
LONDON, Oct. q.
TREATY FOR THE EVACUA.
TION OF FRANCE.
In the name of the Holy and Indiyisible
Trinity.
Their Majesties the Emperor Of Austria,
the King Of Prussia, and the Emperor Of
all the Russias, having repaired 10 Aix-ls
Chapelle, and their Majesties the King Of
France and Navarro, and the King 1.-THE
kingdom OF Great Britain and ireland, haV'
ing sent fhither their Plenipotentiaries, the
Ministry of the five Courts having assem-
bled in conference, and the French Plenl
potentiary having made known, that 10
consequence OF the state of France and the
faithful execution of the treaty of Novem'
Der 20, 1915, his most Christian Ma]esty
was DESTROYS that the military occupatloll
stipulated by the fifth article of the SAID
treaty, should cease as soon as possible
the Ministry of the Courts of Austra
Great Britain, Prussia and Russia, (lhe
names of the powers you will see are PA
ced in the alphabetical order, after nav
ing, in concert with the said Plenipoteol'
airy Of France, maturely examined every
thing that could have an influence on sucD
important decision. declared, that iheli
Sovereigns would admit the principle o
the evacuation Of the French territory az
the end Of the third year of the occups
tion, and wishing 10 consolidate their res
olhtion in a formal convention, and TO Sc
cure al the same time the defnitive execw
ton Of the said treaty of November w
1915, their Majesties uamed (heTe follow
the names Of the Ministry, who havee
greed upon the following articles
Art. l. The troops composing the Az
my Of Occupation, shall be withdraw
from the French territory by the SOln "
November next, or sooner if possible.
Art. 2. The strong places and fortress
es which the said troops now occupy
shall! be surrendered to commissioner
named for that purpose by bis most Cn's
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-08
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

From late London papers, received at the otis
of the New-York Commercial Advertiser.