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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-30
was shown 10 her house and the lady

was shown 10 her house and the lady
hnn,anely employed her as servant.
The defendant attempted to prove By al
woman by the name OF Graham, that the
plaintiffs daughter at the time oil the Sc
duc,ion was servant in his family this
testimony was discred,ed by proving
the character Of the witness. lie also
called on Levi Craig, by whom he proved
tina, the plaintiffs daughter WAS licen-
,ious girl, andthat nise years ago he had
detected her in criminal intercourse
with married man of high responsibility
who has been dead for some ears. The
circumstances which he stated in relation
TO this transaction were most improbable,
and he was discredited also, by proving
his character to be infamous. The de:
PENDANT l.stt Of all called his own son, by
whom he proved that soon after he re-
turned FROM coliedge, he engaged in a
criminal correspondence with the plain
tiH's daughter in his fathers house, and
that long habtual criminal intercoui Sc
subsis,ed between them the hardened
and unfeeling depravity manifested by
Inc ODy Ill II , tSotf'tohy, CSNbSN Ill knC
audience great disgust and adherence,
a strong manifestation Of hich could be
with difiic -,y restrained HISS at one
ime commenced. On cross examination
by the plaintiffs council, he was entirely
discredited by the jury. The plaintiff
concluded the testimony by examining
several respectable witnesses fron the
neighborhood, who proved that the rep
utation OF his daughter was fair and I'M
suspected until the seduction BY the de-
PENDANT. The case engaged the attention
TOT the Court and Jury two days.--Abou,
eight o'clock at night, the Jury retired
from their box, and in about half an hour
returned with verdict for plaintiff, dam
ages six thousand dollars. William Car
michael and Ezekiel F. Chambers, Esqs.
were for the plaintif-robas Rudolph,
Levin Gale and Jeremiah Cosden, Esqs.
for the defendant.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-30
daniel Harrington,
DENTIST,
(FRUM H.iL I.HURE. J

Has visited this borough, with the intention OF
ltarrying short time, to perform the different
Operations on the TEETH, ard GUMS, that
imay be required, and deemed proper He viii
also, set teeth, (eithcr natural OF atti6cia.) in
The best manner, with gatures, gold slIr ngs, or
ipivots. The progression ct decay i'll ,ec,a may
he arrested IN most cases, if taken in due me,
either by plugging with gold, or removing the
decayeo part wholly, or partially; such as are de-
ranged in their position, may, nnany nstan-
ices, be completely remedsd.. Teeth may
.pe rest1ted 10 their usual witress, without iniu.
ny, and kept SO, by proper attention. That
much couvenien and satisfaction may be deriv
led from having teeth supplied, wherc they have
been lost, by decay or casually, S row very gem
Ieraily admitted and those whose profession rem
,ders IT necessary to speak frequently i'll public,
may be very essentially beneftted, by the pre-
lserva,on OF their dental sounds; the preventing
THE lips, and other parts from fainug in,
(Which is the inevitable consequence of loss uf
,eelh,) and thereby keeping up the natural form
LOT the face, Is not unworthy OF corsd s:l,cn.
ID. II mas obtaiued his knowledge il, his ne
lcf business, from source of the FIRST respecta-
.bility which he has credentials to evince, ans
which he will exhibi. 20 those who may call on
him Tor his aeryices. lie is about TO settle in PM
ladephia where he will be glad to reneer services
lin the line Of his profession, 10 such OF the chi.
liens OF Wilmington and its vicinity as may
freqlnent thar ciry,---Inompr attention may
be expected from him at all times.
Recommended by ....-
MIR. HORACE II. HAYDEN,
Sergeant dentist, Baltimore
U-- References to DIR, Monro, DR. laqucs, I,r
M'Clane.
:. TIT APPLY at MAJ Benneus's. corner Of
French aud Sd street.
THOSE, who desire il, will he waited on at
then respective PAGES Of residence.
Sent 30 lSIH--H
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-30
Pity and Compassion.

We pity the man who by an unfortunate corp.
hination OF circumstances IS thrown into die
,ressed situation. but we do not compassionate
ann, if by an unbeconiug obstnacy he come
rle,es his ruin, when by prudent management
ne might have re established His aifairsi
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-30

which the public ear lis labused particu.
larly in the United States of America, in
tull Justification oil The above mentioned
sanguinary measures OF their present
military commanders.
Your Memorilist will ever pray, SC.
(Signed) JAMES AMbkISTER.
Nassau, June 29th 1918.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-30
Quick Work.

On monday morning. gentleman
arrived IN this city from New York.
on Thursday morning purchased a
Ticket at Aliens office, aud The s,me
day drew i.cize Of One Thousand
Golldrs. ibid.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-30
ilmington Bridge COMPANY

" lIminstnn Bridge Company
The President K Directors of the
wilmington Bride Company have de-
jared a Dividend of -four per cent on the
'ock of the Companay for the past half
ear payable after the 10th Of aext month.
Edward Gilpin,
reasuer
Wilmington, 9th Mo. 3Oth 1851
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-30
Sheriff safes.

BY virtue of sundry wits of f. ia. to
me directed, win be expos. to public
sale, at the house of VIM. Brown VIII
Uington in Chris,iana Hundred on We'd
neslay the 18th day of October mex, d. 10
o'ciock. A. M.-Carriages, and Gigs,
finished and un6nished.-A quantity OF
Ash stuff carriage makers tools, 2 stoves
10 pair of Wooden c. Spring. paints,
& painters tools. A quantity Of Harness.
Blacks Smiths tools, sc. also Household
s. kitchen furniture:
Seiz4d and taken in Execution, as the
property Of VIM. Brown, and to be sold
by
Francis Haughey, Sheriff.
New Castle. Sept. %, 1878.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-30

BY virtue Of sundry wrils of Fl. ia to
me directed, will be exposed to public
sale, at the house If Justice Beckley Will
mington, in CsFistians Hundred, on Sat
urday the Sd Day of October next at ,
O'Clock P. M. A variety ofhousehold &
kitchen furniture. such as beds, bedine &c
Seized and taken in execution. as The
property of Justice Beckley, and 10 be
sold By
francis Haughey Sheriff.
New astIe, Sept %. 1918.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-30

We have been not little Auruscd at the al.
tempt Of the Watchmsn or to nurse the sleep.
ing din " of Party"- He reminds us of the mar
who lived in the glass house, if you throw
ystonesfat NJ. n or MIR. r. 1 will.throw dirt :,
on, JUDGED Will But win all .hs sapisat Eo.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-27

AN ACT conee,ning ne territory of Ala
bama.
BIZ enacted BY fhe Senate and House Of
Rearcsea az ves Of the Untted S.ases Of .1me
Tira. in Congress assembled, That any person
o. pc sons who have, o. may hereafter pur-
chase, tom the United States, one qua,te'
section more Of laud in the Alabama ter
ritoty. and snail have paid one-four,h part
the reon, the law in such Cases requires,
and sbali have Obtained cer,iEoac of the
proper land office to taa, effect, shall bc com,
pc go, to hold any Office OF honor or prof, in
the said 'errNo'y, any hing 10 the ordinance
or former laws of the Unitcd States TO the
contrary Notwithstanding.
Apti! 9, lsls--Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-27

AN ACT for the relief of Jonathan Amory,
Jr. and of the representatives OF Thomas
T.. Amory, deceased.
BE h enocfed by lhe Senate and Horlse Of
Representatives ef fhe Umfed Sfa'es cf .dme-
RIGA, in Congress assembled, That the Secre.
sfy OF the Treasury shall cause 10 be repaid
to Jonathan Amosy, and to the representa-
ives Of Thomas 4. Amory, the amount OF
money received fIom them by the Unied
States, in consequence of the condemnation
OF The ship Edward.
Sec. 2. .And be is further enacted, That, to
carry this act into effect, sum not exceed
log six thousand dollars be, and the same ~
aereby appropriated, to be paid GU, Of coy
money in the Treasury not otherwise appro.
pri.ted.
April 20, Isls-Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-27
= NAEIG ATION STORE.
WILLIAM Fl. RATHBONE,

Has JUST received and for Sale az his 1fashe.
0'ancai, Shin Chandiery aud Grocery Sore,
Sign Of ste Quadrant,
40. II, TRsMES.s9RzET.
THE Strangers Guide to the City
i of New-York, embe,lished with plan Of the
City, and engravings Of Public Buildings. &c.-.9iss
Bowdich's Practical Navigator, 9TH edition, b UNITS
American Coast Pilot Nautical Almanacks for 1878
and 1879 Quadrants, double and single observa.
ton; Da, and Night Telescopes, spy Glasses 4;
binnacle, hanging aud surveyors Compasscs; hour.
half-hour and log Glasses Gunters scales aud di-
viders cases of Mathematical Instruments, Sea.
mans Journals Log Paper, shipping Articles. Man.
iiests, and other Blanks and S,ationary--wilh q
complete Assortment of Sea Charts and Pilots
.3LSO,
II general assortment Of Shin Chandlery and
Groceries
Gr Captains Of vessels and Others, are informed,
that he intends keeping regular supply of Mathe-
matical and Nautical Instruments, Navigation Books
and Char,s--with every article useful for Masters
Of Vessels and Searnen. It Jan "a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-27
NOTICE
wAR DgpaarMsxr.

WAR DEPARTMENT..
Pension Oihce, March rs, 1873 ~
RUE, and regulators fjusng elaine 10 peg
.ions 10 be Observed under The law Of Congress OF
the 1871 cf .'farei, 1915, Dis
THE. commissioners Of officers, and
i the discharges of the regular soldiers Of The
army Of The itevolutiop (f hi exis,snec) applying
for pensions sndcr the above act, will, every IN
stance, be furnished TO tho war Department, and
the signatures of the respective Judges certifying ia
these cases, unsst be st,ested iy tie seal OF The
Courts where such Judges prcside-1he person sp-
plying for pension declare, under oath, before the
Judge, that. from his reduced circumstances. lie
needs the assistance Of bis country for support.
Approved. CALHOUN
or The publishers Of the Laws viii give the a.
bovs insertion in their respective papers for two
months a.. Aprii g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-27
AN ACT for the relief Of Mpjor General ia
cob own

AN ACT for the relief Of MpJor General ia
cob Blown.
BE if enacted ty fhe Senate and House cf
R.nrcsentanpes Of The Umied Safes Of fine
RIGA, m Congress assembled, That the pope
accounting officers Of the Treasury Depar,
ment be, and they are hereby, authorized and
i'rected TO settle the claim OF Major Gene al
Jacob b. own, on account of judgment OBJ
'ained against him IN the SUPP cine Court oI
the state OF NewYork, q, the suit Of HenIy
Udey, toge'aer with reasonable costs add
charges: Provided, Tha, the sum to be al
lowed 90 the settlement aio' csaid, sbai no,
exceed the sum OF six hundred twenty one
dollars aud nipety-lwo cents. m
Sec. g .fnd De ifJnrther enacted, That the
aforesaid sum shall be paid ou, OF any money
IN the Ttoasvry not otherwise appropriated.
April Is, lsl3-App'o
JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-27
ZamS.
AN ACT fer the relief OF Lemue. II. q

AN ACT fer the relief OF Lemue II. Us
good
BE IL enacted, By fhe Senate and House Of
Rehresenfofives Of the UnHed STATES Of .drne-
RIGA, in Congress assembled, Tha, the propei
accounting Offices Of the Treasury Dspa,,
ment be, and they are hereby authorised and
directed 10 settle the accounts Of Lemuel H
Osgnod, late quartcrmaster in the third regi
iaent e artillery, in such manner, aud upon
such terms, a, nay be equitable andjust.
A,di IL. .l8is-Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-27
SIGN OF THE EAGLE.

Thames street
MIS. BILLINGS respectfully informs her trends
AVA and the public, that She continues at the old
stand, recen,'y occupied by her late sb.nd where
every attention will be paid to tie accommoda, alton
Of those ladies' and gentleman who may favor her
with their custom Private Boarders can be accom-
moda,ed in satisfactory manner.
or Good sabiing for Horses.
Newport, May 90, 1918. stf1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-27

duo to him, and paid under the acs sfor osaid;
and that the amount of interest which shall
be so found TO be due him, be paid out Of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise sppro-
pria,ed.
April Is, lsls-Appreved,
JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-27

Nezo Ship Chanae.y and Grocery Store.
JOHN DEBLOlS,
INFORMS his friends and the public that he has
opened
Sh,a Chandisry and Grocery Ssorr,
AT No. SO, TuAmEs-sTRssr,
opposite the store of Joseph Briggs. Esq-where he
will keep constantly On hand. general assortment
Of articles in his line. together with assortment
of selected Crockery--all OF which he win sell OH
IS reasonable terms, as they can be purchased at
any store in this town Newport, Jan. 28, 1913
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-27
AN ACT for the relief of Richard M. John.

BIZ i; enac ed by TIE Senate and House of
Retre sentattves Of she UnIfed States Of .Ane-
riea an Congress assembled, Tba, the p opci
accounting ofiicec- Of The Treasury Depa,,
ment be, and they are hereby authorised 10
audi, and settle, on the principles ol eGuiy,
the accoun, Of Richa,d n! Johnson, Tor mon
les disbu sed IN supplying corps Of moaoted
volunteers with ,ations and forage, in the yes'
one thousand eight hundred and thirteen, ano
TO allow him any sum not exceeding one
Thousand and eIgh, dollars, and thiriy-ssven
cents, which allowance shall be paid out OF
any money in the treasury not otherwise ap-
propriard.
April 20, lsls-Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-27
Ne1u Rlockmakcl,s .Shnb.

PELEG SANFORD AND JAMES TUELL,
- ESPECTFULLY inform tie public, they have
AN entered into coparinersbip. and commenced
carrying on their business If Block Making, IT their
shop on Meveas' .vhGrf-vhere all those who nav
be pleased oail them for any article in The line
OF their business, will be readily and most reasona.
by served, wi'h pleasure and gratitude.
Nav os 1919
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-27
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

Washington, .4nrU 10. 1918.
n Office is hereby given 10 J,s Proprictcrs VI the
~ old SIX per cen, stock, that The last payment
on account Of the principal and interest Of tle said
stock, will become due on the first Of October nc II.
ensuing the ds,e hereof and that the same will bo
pad on that day at the Treasury and at the Loan
Offices having such stock standing on ,her books,
10 the stockholders TO their sn,tofnlck, upon tho
surrender Of the original certificates Oft said stock
1t is further made known. for the information Of
the proprciers OF said old six per cent stock esid-
ing in foreign parts, that IN order to obvias as far as
practicable any neon, ,enience which might resultby
reason Of loss at Other wise, will be advsa.
bic TO retain copies Of their certificates az.
thcsticated by notary public duly appointed
WILLIAM H. CRAWFORD, Ssc',y Trca,gry.
Aprn % (tis;o)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-27

AN ACT making appropriations for the sup.
port Of the Navy Of the Uoned States lor
he year ono Thousand eight hundred and
eighteen.
BIZ IL enacted by The Senate md House Of
Refresenfaiipes Of he Unitrd SafeS Of aoie-
rico, il Congress acsrmbted, THAT, ior dciray.
INV The expenses oi he navy ioi the year one
thousand eight hundred aud eighteen, he
following sums be, and they are hereby res
pectivcly appropriated, viz For pay and Sub.
sistencc OF the OfiiCcis and pay ci the seanen,
one million one Eurdfed and hi1iy 1--we thou.
sand five hondred ond DiDoiy FIVE dollars.
For pi iovisions, Ave hunded ard eievep thou
,and dollars. FoE medicine hospital stores,
cod all expenses on accoon, Of The sick, in
Guiding the marine cosps, ,weny Eve tbous.
md dollars. For repairs OF vessels, three
hund- ed thousand dollars. For continge
expences three hundred Thousand dollars.
For repairs oi navy yards, docks, anu wbarves,
one hundred thousand dollars For puy aud
subsistence OF marine corps, sevrn:y tarsc
,bousand dollars For clothing The sso,s
hi,ty Two thousand dollars. For military
srotes for the same, eleven hu1died dollars.
For contingent expenses for the same, SIX
Teen thousand dollars. For the purchase OF
medals and swords, directed by difFereOl res
oIuiions of Congress, fifteen ibousant dollars
Sec. Q. and be H Jnrfher enaeted, That The
several appropriations heieiDb,fore made
shall be paid our of any moneys in the Treas.
ufy not otherwise appropriated.
March Is, l8is-Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
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TREASURY EEPARisinN /,
hrRIL 27lh, 1918.
Voice IS Hcycby ei0en,

Notice is hereby .gioen,
THAT The several acts OF limitation
a. heretofose passed and which barred the allow
snee and Settlement "f certain eviienccs of public
debt have been suspended for two Years nv an acc
PASSED The 18th of APRIL 1919 ,f which The follou-
'ng IS copy. WA N. CRAWFORD,
Sscresary J tie z'sasS'y.
AN ACT, TO aulhoux, The payment Of cef-
tain ce,,fca,es.
BE IL enacted By tas Ssnafe cnI Houss of
RcnresessanccS cf me U,ifrd Stafes ef .ams.
RIGA, ia Congress sssem:led. That 50 much of
an act. enti,lcd "An act making further provision
tor The support OF public credit, and for the reemp
ton ot the public debt," passed the third dav ot
March "ne thousand seven hundred and ninety FIVE;
aud so much OF the act, eattcd, An act cting
loan oa'oe and final settlement cer,dca,es, indents
OF interest, and the unfnnded and registevd debt.
credited on the books of the Trca sury passed The
twelfth dsy of June. one thousand seven hundred
and ninety y-cigh bars from settlement and allow.
ance, certificates commonly called toxr Office anil
hna' settlement cerIi'icates and dtntscf interest,
be, and tie same Is hereby. suspended for the term
ef two years. from and after the passing Of ,his act,
notlhcaiion OF which Temporary suspension Of tie
act OF Limitation shall be published by the secre,a-
~ OF the Treasury. for the Information cf the hold
era of said certificates. in one more OF the pub
lie papers in each Of the United States.
Sec. 2 .dnd Be if FURTHER enacted That all eert;-
hcstes, commonly called loan office certificates
couaerslgned by the loan officers of the states res.
peciively final settlements certificates and ipdcnts
OF interest, which at the time Of passing this act,
shall be outstanding. may be presented At tho
Treasury. and. upon the same being Iiquidated and
adjusted. shalt be paid to the respective holders ~
the same with interest at six percent. from the date
OF the last payment OF interest, endorsed ON said
certificates
Sec .4nd ts 10 further enocfed That, for carry.
ing this act into effect, the sum of eighty thousand
dollars be appropriated. out Of any moneys n, ,lu
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
VI CLAY.
Speaker Of the house OF Represent a.vcy.
JOHN GAlLLARD,
President of the Senates pro.umpore.
April Is. l8t8.--Ap Approved,
IN. l3l . JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-27
JAMES MONROE,

AN ACT for the relief Of Seth Sprague and
others.
BE 10 enacted by tie Senate and House ef
Rehresensasive Of the United States Of .f,ne
RIGA, in Congress assembled, That the coiiec-
to- of the dstsic, OF Plymouth, in the state
Of Massachusetts be, and he hereby is, dir
&C cd TO pay to Seth Sprague, late owner OF
sh f,hieg vessel called the schooner Nine
Sisters, of six'y-two IONS burthen, and the IL
gal representatives OF the pc, sons composing
the late crew of said vessel, the amount #
the allowance to which said vesse, would have
essn entitled, had she etS'ned into port ac.
cordiog 20 law, 10 DC distributed in the Msn
ner prescribed In the fihh section Of the act,
entitled " Ao act laying duty on imported
san, granting boun'y on pic kled fish expou
ed, aud allowances TO certain vessels Employ
&C in the fisheries, passed on The 2o'h day oi
July, one ,noossnd eight hundred & hir,eeS
April Is, lsls-App'osed,
JAMES MONROE.
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n tLACI ~ .Ii.D.
4 smart, lively, seasibic Boy. -Four years old
a \ wants place ia some respecta5.c family, un.
"a Of age. Esrure si tic Cfiee. ASg 6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-27
.garne Insurance CONTRARY.

ls!artne Insurance Company.
NJ OTlCE The stockholders Of the .lta,,ne fr
snrauce Company. are hereby notified TO att, nd
their annus meeting on the first Monday in June
next, al IL O'Clock, A. NJ at their Office for the
choice Of nine directors for the ensuing yesr and
to transact such o'ber business as may then come
before them At which time, Dividend will be
declared payable and after said day
PIERCE, Aee'y
.Ne,sporf, .NGy 20, 1918.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-27
MARSHAL'S NOTICE.
UyY7FD S9xyEs or IMRRTcA,

Rhsde .Isiand Diavfef, sc
I2UEsUANT TO o warrant from the Hon. DAvrn
4 Howell, Esq Judge ofihc United States Court,
for the District aforesaid
Notice is hereby given, that there has been fled
before said Judge, libel, by sfefhsr Miller, jsone
Cook yama1 Cirke .4m5ross Tsryy. Jonrs Barfen.
sod Joscfh Trusty late mariners on board the brig
,a,rios against sad brig Patriot, for sagcs by them
earned OF board said vessel, on voy age from New
York to the West indies, aud back 10 the port OF
Newport And that trial viii he bad thereon at q
,pccisl Distric, Court. 90 be- holde" 1T the Co"rt
iiousc. ip Providence, Sasnrcay. the 9th day OF
June, 4 d. 1918
BENJAMIN PgARcE, Deg Marskd.
Newport, h,y 20. 1913.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-27

AN ACT to abolish the port Of delivery es.
tabli,bed at The mouth of SHADES creek, IN
the stare Of Norm Carolina.
BE if. enacted BY the Senate and House of
Retresensaaves Of The United Siases If Ame-
rica, in Congress assembled, That from and
after the rhN,ie,h day OF April, one thoussnd
eigh' hundred and eighteen, the po't Of de
livery established al the mouth of Slade'.
creek, within the distric, of W Washipgton, and
state of North Carolina, shall Cease, and the
Office, authority, and emolu Nents, Of the sur
veyor oil said port shall also, from theuce-
forth, terminate and be discontinued.
April Is, lS!s-Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-27

AN ACT for the relief Of John B. Dabuey.
DE n enacted By me Senate and House Of
Re1areaenioftvts Of fhe Uni'ed Siaies If .fme.
r'eo, in Congress assembled, That the Sccre.
ta,y Of State be, and he Is hereby, authorized
% seiIs and adjust the accounts OF John q.
D-bney, as consul Of the United States for
he Azo,cs, during tho late wsr between the
United States and Great Britain, for moneys
edvsnced by him 90 sceoun, OF the Uniisd
States, and for other incidental expenecs rel.
stive to the same, and to allow him such sum
i,i losses in exchange, and for interest OF
money SO advanced, and other Incidental ex.
i'eo,es, as oe m,y deem equitable aod Just.
April 90, l8lS-Approycd,
JAMES MONROE.