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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21
FRI the EaSthort Sentinel,

| We frequently see accounts from va
rious parts OF our country of large
pumpkins, mammoth melons, extraordi
nary calves, Sc but we doubt whether
any place int,is world can boast ofhaving
as large and lat MArKEREL as is daily
bought in this town, and what is still more
pleasing they are caught within short
distance of our wharves. Seldom do we
see one weig hing less than 5 or lbs. 81
within lew days. a number have been
sold weig hing lbs. OF which Bos-
taanaus wontd probably denominate Sea
| SERPENT, a say, /" ANOTHER MON
STER CAUGHT"
we are often pleased with the scene
exhibited in our BAY, of thousand boats
dashed together and moderately drifting
with The tide, and as many men actively
ennloyed in catching Mackerel and Pol.
lock. ! heir care.essly floating down the
unrulfled stream, reminds us OF the noted
battle OF Kegss and when they dispense
steering in every direction, strikingly
represent the British at their defeat at
New Orleans or the Buckskins at the
capture of Washington.
Guh--In addition TO The above we are
often struck with surprise at beholding
the vast number of GULLs, saying no
thing ofother birds, which nhabit Pass
amaouody Bay. The Island Of Ascension
which is SO notorious Tor birds is like a
mustard seed compared with this place.
1t is no uncommon thing to see the river
whitened by these birds FOR all extent of
three miles, and in wealth number Of
rods.
We hayeread the following with much
regret. We are heartily sick OF these
Ihrawls, dignfied by the name OF : hoslil
Ii,ius, and which call rather for the
nterposi.ion Of the peace officers Of the
country than Of It's military force. 1t is
high time that the wh.les and The Indians
; should cease from bulchtrnS each other
\ The indians haze no way 10 tell then
\ .l., and we know not how to tell it f0l
Y hem. Thus much, however, we will
say i, is highly improbable that a pool
remnant Ct wrelched fuEilves, San hun
Il dred in number, and that number. proba
IDLY magniied, seeking their way to
1idistant wilderness. should solicit dangel
S. death bv the wantun murder OF strag
: glers of those who thty are fleeing t
escape. II you would beat dog, all OF
proverb says, you will not long want
: stick: if Indians are to be hunted, am
pretext will suffice. We hope the GOV
: lernmunt will lend its authority to iortt'
the arm of justice, to quell these leuds
The reported barbarity Of these indians
tho untaught and dementated, we certain
'|ly do not mean to justify but still les
will we justify barbarities which hav
not the palliation Of dark ignorance ant
darker superstilion.--Nat. Int.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21

James Hamilton. the ,nurderer OF Ma
,or Hlr.lsali, IS "a be executed on the 9th
,lay o. ". next, and his body afterwards
~ b. delivered 10 the surgeons Tor dissec-
lluh.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21
Land for Sale.
Agreeable to the last Will and FIESTA
ment of WILLIdM FERRrss, decd.
VIII be sold at Public Sale,

On Third day the 18th of Eleventh
Mo. (Noyember) next,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21

Oct. II, lsls--,J
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21
William Euans,
yDRUAHlSTo

No 1874, south Front street., opposite TO lbs
Drawbridge Wharf, Philadelphia,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-13

THE subscriber informs his friends and the pub.
1 lie, thst Capt George Larefon, IN Tiyerton,
Urn Moore, Jun. and y II Peabody. Newport, are
the Agents receive articles intended for ths Un-
ion Factory.
tie continues to color and dress WooIsn Cloths
of all descriptions--to Card Sleeps Wool OF all
grades, and to manufsctore Plains, sa,inets. Coat
ngs, Fiannels &c OF various colours and SHADES
Those who will favor him with their custom in his
inc. may depend on having their work done in the
best manner, and on reasonable terms, ana the
smallest favor will be gratefully acknowledged
JOHN BABCOCK.
Portsmouth Jan ca 1913 3w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-13

A traveller, on his return from tho State
of Ohio, where he had been TO purchase a
IA arm. in that s'land of milk aud honey" gave
his accoun, of the State oil Promtse SrR--
a. l was dtsving my team, observed a ha,
ip ne pathi cached with my wipsiick to
take j, up from the mud" What arc
you dong with my ha cued a voice under
it soon discovered under the chapcau d
bI other emigran,, up to his cars IN the mire.
Pray let inc help you out" said I.--' Thank
YOU said the bcmircd traveller, i have a
good long legged horse undc me who has
carried mc through worse sloughs than this !;
] am ooiy stopping to breathe my nag as
this is The f mes, foo,ing have found in fiji.
" miles. American Yeomaa.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-13
JAMES MONROE.
JOSIAH MEIGS,
'Ful1.aaURl u fAli 1. J


Washington, .dhui 10 1918
NOTICE is hereby given to the Proprieters Of the
IN old six per cent Stock that the last payment
account of the principal and interest of the said
ensuing the date hereof. and that the will be
paid on that day at the Treasury and AT the Loan
Offices having such stock standing on their books,
TO The stockholders TO their attornles, upon the
surrender of the original certificates Of the said stock
II is further made known. f,s the information Of
the propreters OF said old six pr cent stock resd.
ing in foreign parts, that in order obviae far
practicable any Inconvenience which might result by
reason Of loss at or otherwise, IL will be advsa.
pie to retain correct copies of their certificates,
tbenticated by a notary public duly appointed
WN.LItM II CRAWFORD, Sec'ty Treasury.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-13
*x* CURES PGkFOkMED!
Though heraotore considered Nast relte/ 6g
DIR. RtLFf'S .t
DnI~ A NJ n no

OO1 XI9fC M DHOPO.
U MR. SheGrnan. carpenter Of BOs:sn was %
IVA months afflicted wih ,umoug oh the
back OF MS hand which capacisted him tos y, K,
after having tried every thing in vain, snc sui ed
operation on his hand, and considered nrurs0ie,
was cured and restored to health BY sakig bottles
Of these drops
Mr. W,tght Of Boston, was years sflictea With
fever sore on one of his legs, had trtd mast medi-
cines without effect was cured by bottles
"A Child Of Mr. BHyriH, of Heaephr!ANas cured
OF Ulcers and Bites, of which had eat down to
the ribs, by 8 bottles This child was eonsldeTed
in dying siac when he began liking thest dscps-
.4n Infant Of Boston, covered ali over with
eruptons, bhnd with both eyes, was n"ed BY 3 bot.
ties.
An elderly Lady of Boston was severely .fiicted
for i6 years, With AN eruption ali over her attended
with most rormennS itchings, burnings ana btotci-
es had lost thereby two Ur and hlger naiis,
was. cured by bottles she had rot lei her room
for 6 months and considered POST all relief!
Il Gentleman cf LernS}Oa, MAS stiiicied 20 yeers
with ulcers IN hie ess, ceu'd. ob' an no 'ehot.
was cured BY 4potl.es. 49,
a Gestenan af b. sfon, his wife md 5 children
was many yesrs nfi,et.d with erui,,ons had tired
every medicine without success. wac cured b, x,ese
Drops
ii Gentleman Of Rorbary, was Sc years afhlc,ed
with humor ou one OF legs, attended s,th burning
itching and biotcics, Was resigned as pas rtii,f
for 30 years could not lie in bed at times wssper-
fectiy cured by these drops.
II Lady of CA@,lestown two years stiieted
with white sweilng on her knee joint, hsu Tied
every sssis ance and considered past relic. con-
traction had formed, when on taking these DroTA
and using d. Jebbs Liniment, in weeks she had
the free OF the joint, the pain efs her. and BY
continuing them has obtained perfect cure =
These Drops ave radical cure for scur,y, soro-
fula. ST. Anihonys fire, leprocy pimpied faces en-
iarged glands, sore legs, ulcers even when the bone
is affected, ai tsints, when mercury has failed.
are the best spring aad amtomnai physic and may
be given children with perfect safety y--Prce 81.
or six bottles tor FIVE dollars, IL bottles for s. or
~ dozen fof Sl00-0J .3sk for "Dr Relies Boisn.
icai Drops"-Noue are genuine, unless sigred y W.
r. Conway" Prepared and sold wholesale by the
sole proprietor, ". T.Conway, chemist No BurA-
sted Place, Bostoa |; by has specisi sppDintmentbg
SAMUEL W. VINSON, Drussisf,
No 10, lhsmes s,ree, Newport.
Also, By
Lemnel w Briggs, Bfsstols Hercules Whi,rey, "a
II Mason Providence; Dyer and Howes Uina3 sm-
Greene, Ncw London Isaac ID Buil, Hartford; and
most druggists, book sellers and post rs tnlo
out the United ,ta,es--where may be had AL 'hpse
justly esteemed and highly approved :" Medicines."
brebcrcd by Nv. L. Conway" Dec 3 1872
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-13
By,he President Qrhe Unitsa Slase,.

Bythe President Of hic United Sia1es.
yxJ IEREAs by an act OF Congress passed on the
Wv Ia March entitled" An act to provide for the
aiming and surveying of 'he boundary lines fix
ed by the treaty Sib the Greek Indians aud for other
purposes," the President Of the United States is
sed to cause the lands acquired by the said
treaty TO be offered for sale when surveyed and
whereas part OF The said lands have been surveyed
Therefore l, James Monroe, President Of the u
nited States, do hereby declare and make known,
that public sales for the disposal OF certain lands
south OF the Tennessee river aud IN the district OF
Madsoa county. shall be held at Huntsville in said
comfy, ia Alabama territory, viz.
On the first Monday in July next. for the sale OF
the lands in ranges I, g. 3, a, 81 on the frs, Mon
day in september next. for the lands in ranges o.
9. and on the first Monday Of November next, tor
the lands in ranges 10, IL, IL, i3. IA, excepting
such lands shall be reserved, according 10
law, for the support of schools and for other pnr-
poses. Each sale shall continue open for two weeks
and no longer shall commence with the section,
township and range Of the lowest number, and pro-
ceed in regular numerical order.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington,
this 3ist day Of March, 1913
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President, JOSIAH MElGS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Printers who are authorized 10 publish the laws
OF the United States will pussh the above once
week ill October next, ahd send their bills to the
General Land-Ofice for payment
April %. 2sw.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-13
Union HoteL.


Informs me f's.6Re IN general, and lis Jritnas
ia farHcniar.
HAT he has taken the noted House OF Col.
James Pery's No 12e, Thames-street, lately
improved bySklr DOVE as a Public House snd
which he proposes to accommodate Ladies md
Gentlemen who may do him the honof to cali upoa
him, with the best fare the market may afford -
No exertions shall be wanting to crafty and obge
Tile best Of Liquors will be ready at command,
aud good keepisg for Horses constantly provided
az few steady Borders Qlsdes and gentiemanl
can be Accommodated in the best manner
Newport, April %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-13
MISCELLANEOUS ARriCLDs.


WILMIseT1 IN. APRIL H..
affair of Honour.--Ihe ciiz.osN of Ibis
town were amazingly concerned on Sunday
mornIng last, having heard that on the pre-
ceding night aquarrei had taken place between
two gentlemen residents, which evebtuated
IN a duel! This serious circumstance arose
from " mass Of things" as yet unexplained |;
but none win donb, the vslour of the parties,
wh5 know that th, brilliant battle was fought
In n da,k. on Sabbath morning, between /
nnd o'cigck. The gentlemen certainly gave
evIdvnce that they did not wish 10 be seen,
in,smuch as they departed from tho town
v,Ib great silence aud secrecy, and fought on
the causcway opposite Market-stree,, permit
ting ,hc waters Of Cape Fear to flow gently
on either side of the devoted spot, After tho
paf'y arrived on Eagles Island, the ground
was paced OF by the seconds or friends. IL
is supposed that the honorable gont,e men
more. Immediately engaged intended 10 kill
each pther AT the moderate distance Of fhirfy
facss but one OF thc parties thought the ob.
jec, pf his aim too distinct, and requested that
five PAGES more m,ghI 1c added TO the dis
tsnce. The smiabic and praiseworthy pro-
position 10 extend the distance was admitted,
sndrhe gentlemen fred
II is said that one of Ihe second, took the
necessary ptecad,iop Of hiding behind shed,
while giv,og he word FIRE AS prudence was
the ordsr OF khe morning, bcre was no blood
sNfls
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-13
NUfiN
WAR DEPARTMENT.

Pension Office, March 26, 1918
Ru'es and regulations & sabstanfi iating CLAIMS TO pes
sioas be Observed under tie ia,v Of COngress Of
the tSth Of March, 1918, rsz:
INHr. commissioners OF officers, and
u the discharges of the regular soldiers Of the
army Of tho Revolution, (if in existance) applying
for pensions under the above act wil IN every ip-
stance. be furnished TO the War Department, and
the signatures OF he respective Judges certifying
these cases, must be attcsted by the seal OF the
Courts where such Judges preside-The person ap.
plying for pension declare under oah before the
Judge, that, from his reduced circumstsn he
needs the assistance Of his country for support.
Approved, e CALHOUN.
" The publishers of the Laws will give the a.
boSe insertion in their respective papers for two
months. April 3.
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CsesscTgD l
ADDE5S 10 NV CLOCK

hDDE5S 70 NY CLOCK
Cease. cease your click, you busy sIf
And let my tortured conscience rest
Are others haunted, like myself,
With your dull din--that hfe's jess.
If IN my wrath snap your chain,
Hear what the law OF nature saifh)
Though thus the eiaue his lfe may gain,
To you It's sure and instant death
But-hnsh, my muse--repress your rage.
Nor chide the senselcs teil.tale's note
Let other thoughts my soul engage,
Which shall my highest good promote.
How Oft amidst the giddy throng.
Have-I the race Of folly sped. 'a.ss...sses
Though Wisdom wood me load and long,
With Wisdom yet ne'er have wed.
Let the dark cavcrns Of my heart.
For one short moment be unseaIe'd--
What frghtful spcctres thence shall start
What restless passions stood reveai'd
In the mad whirI Of sensual Joys,
Or lured by fashions changeful glare
Fretting with cares --or hordng toys,
I've been the dupe of many snare.
And shall I must thus progress.
Nor heed the moniforial voice
Which tell me how my moments press,
And bids me make wiser choice
No .--Call yet louder faithful friend,
III spare thy chaiu, nor check thy force;
Hours, dogs months, years. shall henceforth tend
10 rectify my wayward conrse. tta,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-13
IN TOWN MEETING,
Newhorf, Saturday, Ahrif IS 1878

NezDhorf, Saturday, .ffrH IS, IL 8.
XtTHEREAS, il has been represented TO this Tosn
w Meeting, that the Common Burial Ground, W.
longing TO the Town, is much injured by the admis-
sion OF horses and cattle, running at large in tte
same
his therefore Voted md Resotved. That after ,fye
FIRST day Of May next no horses cattle or other 'Ne
stock whatsoever, except sheep shall be permit q
or suffered feed in or at large in the said sa-
rial Ground
IT'S further Voted and ResOlved, That said Bu ,aa
Ground from and after the date aforesaid, be and as
hereby placed under the immediate control md spss
cial direction Of the Town Council Of this Towts
hereby giving them full and absolute power to s.ss
the preceding Vote carried into full eject.
n rs frrther Voted and Rssored That the Toap
Council aforesaid, shall prescribe from time 10 TINS
such Rules and Regulations to the Sections, relating
to The mode Of burying therein. as shall efftciualif
prevent the internenl Of one body uron another
that the uroccopied ground be economically dis'rib~
ued---and do all such matters and things felalre
to the premises shall efeotuay in future secure
the sans from every injury, waste and depreciation.
II is fgrfie- Voted and Resctred That the preced'
ing Resolves remain in full force till specially re-
peaIed by the tpwp--aud that she Citizens Ipay have
full knowledge Of the same. they shall be pebl'shsd
three successive weeks in each Psper ptiutrd en- this
town. HjfteSs $50
JONATHAN ALMY, Torn Clerk.
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Hotlse ol Entertninnlent

II iCHARD BARKER respectfully informs his
AS friends and former customers, that he has re-
turned TO his native town, and has taken the touse
IN Tue rear OF the shop Of DAVID WILLIAMS.
watch-maker, north side of the Parade, teV doors
above the Newport Bank. where he intends 70 Keep
a House OF Entertainment, and will use every .xer-
ton to give satisfaction to those who will fsvor him
with their company
Clubs and Private Parties will be accomn odated
as usuai-snd few steady Boarders can be admit.
ted Newport ADril Or lgiz
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-13
w~# NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

NKTHEN a cure tor one dollar, or at most for two
w dollars, can be obtained for cough, cold,
asthma difficulty of breathing, tighness OF the
chest, whec zng. pain in the side, splitting OF blood
a strsned stomach, &c. must it not be matter OF
surprize that we the obituary daily sweled with
deaths occasioned principally b. colds On a" aTeT-
age st least
E7, One Hundred II F.fty thousand Persons
die annually oflonsumPon, originating principally
from taking cold commencing with cough, then diff
Guilty of breathing aud pain in the side, at length
the lungs become affected, consumI ton ensues, and
death closes the scene Alas too often does pre-
judicc. by listening some and adopting the opin.
ion of others. prevail thereby preventing trial OF
occurs but may be relieved by the timely aPpiica-
iou af
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-13
FACT Us .RuoDoMoNTADE."

Emsgradon.--O Thursday last, sixteen
Wagons passed through .this town on their
way to Indiana. We undcrstant that they
contained one hundred aud swenfy men, wo.
mcs and chiIdren principally from Dur.
hamia the Disirict Of Msine, ACCOMPANIED by
she Minister Of the fown, whose object is 10
purchase aud settle township ol land in
tina, fourishing State. II is also asccrteiacd,
tina, s,,n,n the las, thirteen days, 40 less than
sevenfy-tAree Wagons containing an average
Of six souls each, have passed through this
town on their way to the land Of promise.
Essex PGfrsos.
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DIR. KELFE'S
4S7H.WATIc PILLS.

rs roef Of rslieh the JoliOving interesting cres
are submitted to pubic perusais
bJP NJ >TETSON.
of Hanover, was years afflicted with violent
pain in bis right breast attended at times with great
difficulty of breathing, and wholly incapable of at
tending business after having tried in vain all other
medicines was cured and his health perfectly res
torea by boxes of these pills.
D AN ELDERLY LADY,
Her daughter and granddaughter. of Boston,
Guilty of breathing. all of them cured and re.
stored TO perfect health by 2 boxes
Judge -----, of Salem, had been many years Sc
vereiy afflicted with violent cough and difficulty
of breathing, was cured by boxes his sleep was
restored on the second night, which had been srok'
en- for many years.
Il Lady of Boston turned of 60, was severely
afflicted with cough, pain in the side, at times spit
ting of blood, could not lie down in her bed Tor 4
years could sleep but short intervals, was re.
stored to perfect health on taking boxes
These Pills give instant ease in all coughs, colds,'
as,hmas, difficulty of breathing. Wheeling. tight
ness OF the chest, strained stomach, consumption,
pain in the side, splitting of blood, chiiness and
shiverngs, the forerunners OF malignant evers, &c
common colds are removed in few hours, the aged
will experience relief equally agreeable and instant
aneons. even when thei ungs are affected. CT .1sk
for De Relies Asthmstie Pills" 0ne 6or c0nsSsn-
ing ~ pills frequently Effects 10 precent iu'-
position, the outside printed per is signed "W.
+. Conway Observe this as you value heath Pre-
pared and sold wholesale by the sole proprietor,
w I. Conway, chemist, No. 1, Bunstead Place,
Common-street, Boston, & by special appo,ntmeatby
SAMUEL w. VlNSON, Drasgis,
No no, Thames-strcct, Newport,
.9iso, by
Lemuel w Briggs, Brtsol; Hercules Whitney,
J. Mason, Providence Dyer x Howes. UindhaEn;
Greene, NsSs London Isaac Bu Hartford; and
most druggists, booksellers and postmaster thro
out the United States. where may be had all those
Justly esteemed and hssg approved Medicines
prepored ~ w Z. Conway. Price One Dollar, or
six boxes for ve dollars, IL boxes for nine dollars
and i2 dozen bottles for 100 dollars Dec. J, b6i7.
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Nv thc President Of tie United States.

Nv thc President Of Mc United .States.
w iEREhs by an act Of Congress passed on the
~ 10Th Of March, 1904. entitled " An act max.
ing provision for the disposal OF the public lands in
the Indiana Territory, and TOR other purposes" and
an act passed the 81 day OF March, 1905 ent-
titled an act supplementary To the act, entitled an
act making provision for the disposal Of the pub
lie lands in the Indiana Territory" an act passed
on The 25th Of April, 1908, enttled " an act supple
mental TO an act regulating the grants OF lands in
the Territory Of Michigan" the President Of the
United States is authorized the lands in the
land district OF Detroit, be offered for sale when
surveyed; and whereas part of the said lands have
been suI veyed
Therefore 1, JAMES MONROE, President OF the
United States, in conformity with the said acts, do
hereby declare and make known, that public sales
tor the disposal (agreesbly to iaw) Of the said,
lands shall be held at Detroit, in Michigan Terrific
ry, viz;
On the first Monday in July next, for the lands
contaWcd in the ranges 9, 10, H. IL and l3, south
Of the base line Oh the first MonGsy OF september
next, for the lands contained in ranges Is, l4 IS,
16 and IL north of the base line and on the first
Monday in November next, for the lands contained
in ranges 9, 10, Ii and ~ north Of the base line,
excepting such lands as are or may be reserved in
said district by law, for the support of schools and
for other purposes The sales shall continue open
for two weeks and no longer, and shall commence
with the first section Of the lowest number OF town
ships and ranges, and proceed in regular numerical
order.
Given under my hand at the City of Washington,
the thirty first day of March, one thousand
eight hundred and eighteen
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President, JOSIAH MEIGs,
Commissioner Of the General Land. Office.
Printers of newspapers who are authorized 70
publish the laws Of the United States, will insert
the above once a week till October next, and send
their bils to the General Land 'pffce Tor p yment
april % 29Y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-13
WooI Manntacfoy.
WILLIAM BLY, & co.

INFORM the public that their CsrdlDg and Spin
L ming Establishment is now in operation in the
upper part OF w. CoRnELLs Boiting Mill, Ports
mouth
Wool to be car6ed or manufactured into yarn or
cloth, left at the store of JOSEPH B. PEABODY,
No %, Broad. street, will meet wOh immediate at
tention
or From twenty years experience in the above
business, he presumes he can give entire satsfac-
ton POI tsmouth, Nov. ~, 1917