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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-09

Patrick Hendrcn, exoT Of Wa. II. Drusard, who
sdrn'OT Of his late wife Sarah who eXecnIix of
Robe Ellison her former husband, and The saId Pat
rick Hendr,n rs gusEtiam Of Robot Ellison jr. ahd
also as adn.'or DE- bonls non Of The said Sarah.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-09

Commissioners office, Richmond, OCT. |, 1878.
The parties interested desired to take notice that
have appointed The 9tk daF Of Norembey nert fof
neBcing be account directed b, The above order 81 The
COURT on which day, al ten o'clock \. their attend.
ance requested ~ my Office IN s city, with Their
counts vuuchefs ready FOR examination settlement.
II. .iQM IOHN BRYCE. ~. G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-09

NJiHGiNlA.-Ai rules holden in the clerks Once Of
the superior couTf Of chancefy for The Richmond
district, the 18th Say Of juy, 1919.
Henry Hastings. Plaintiff.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-09

JAMEf =. PRESTON. :.
II ESekef Spii'h is about six feet high rather icli-
ned to b. corpuiont, heavy, well had long dark ar
weighs about 20o ibs.-has ve;y ie ieet, blne eyes
and ,olrfahly far skin. Sept. ~. i..vdN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-09

y /iR1lNiA.--AI a chancery district held in
Williamsburg, June IS, 1873.
John Colgin and c. his wife, Wa. Il. Colgin Sa.
Tah his wife, Elizabeth Ellison, on infant under
years by the said wm.R. her guardian. .Pfainlj6S,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-09

IN CHANcERY.-A a ccNYt heia j-r Prince "a
J srdrS county, the 10Th 00y ~ 44We1St. 1918.
Richard PD0armaR., ............ Complainant,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-09

TkINTON.
Of Lures CeEirp is said To- lee native ct Hanover
county, about ~ feet h, stol anh well fornsef and
ahunt 70 81 81 yea,J OF as.. sept. -. 4,..waw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-09
.,1Es.lsr.',, .ss;y'2-ETrNr

See NsW York r0!erS.
q Famifg pis is, Gfsic Nta rseiaad affect reaylJ
SynoiilsGlS lolth '.ani'2e'- Pic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-09

Henry Has'lss....-...,...-... .......... PfdRtsG.
AGAINST
Solomon w. Winchester and VIM Ander on, mercb ants
aud partners, trading under the arm at Winchester x
Anderson, and ASA aud Joseph Uiis. BeJeHd0RfS.
The defendants Winchester and Anderson having
entered their appearance and given security according
10 the OF Assembly and The ne of this court ard
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they in
habi.ants OF this country, is OrdGred, That the
defendants do appear here the krs day OF tile
term aud answer the bill 1.-THE plaIntiii and thai
copy of this order he forthwith inserted
paper published In he city of Richmond foi months
succetsiveiy and posted the iont door the capitol
in the SAID city. A copy, Iesie.
Sept. IL. 3I..wsw Wa. ". HfNiNG c. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-09

herman. s.....-..-.-,s...-...-. Defendants.
TIE defenG0ntS Bryan BP Des1noU, .iichaet H.
DeGrN0H daG DrWrg jPDrayR,0s., no h0riTs enter
ed tier experience 0tid givea security according 90
act 9jfhe General 4SSeUGsy The rules Of ibis
coa,t, o3,dn appearing 10 e Salfactio1 eifhs oosgt
thGt they nor stt0bttaats u thiS sf9tg, the
mutton 81 compliment by c0u,tSet, Ordefed
YHUt the Said dtieI,fS BryRH .S'Do0rma1 Michael
W Dea'5Han and 0rS1'g 1I'Dearaoaa, d. eJPear here
or the ist try Of Deer COuyt neat, Ire
c0aJtrt70Ht's 6t rad thdf copy 0jfhis OTcfr De
(pyfhtcftA inherited u! ri The 3t4tic afUsEG-
5'erS printed Ia tie cytyof RichmONd Jpr taO months
sUccesSretV, and GtSO 5oSfCg The mort acs 0f1as
courthouse % his CoNHfy. Il copy, Taste,
Sept. iS. 39..wSE' T.. J. WORNnAM, d. =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-09

Given under my hand rs govefnoT, ard u,trr
the seal Of the commonwealth, NJ ElclnnG6
(SeaD this twenty GrS. day of September Gu. ,i.ou
sand eight lunhrea ana eighties, aud OF the
cnnnoIw esllt lii, iotu third
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-17
Cn-nnrtncrShip Formed.

THE fubfrrbers RESPECTFULLY INTERIM their friends
and the public that they have formed con
uesioa in buiinels under the firm of
+ dward & William lngraham,
and have taken the fore on Epgrahams Wharf for
merIy occupied by Mr.. J. M. Prince, where they
offer for fale
600 quintals Hake Fifth,
100 do. Cod Fiji,
30 do. Pollock,
$50 bbls. No. /, Herring,
600 boxes Herring,
1900 weight Tongues and Sounds,
50 bbls. picked Cod & Hake Fifth,
100 Red Oak Shocks and Heading,
ogesher with general aForement of
Vest India Goods g. Groceries,
on the mott reslonable terms for Cath or Country
Produce.
or Ships Stores put up at the ihortea
aotice.
N.B-AIl perfons indebted to either of tbs
fubfcribers are reoueited TO make immediate Pay
ment EDWARD INGRAHAM,
WILLIAM INGRAHAM,
Portland. January 90 1918 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-17
NOTICE..

" III fubfcribefs having been appointed by the
Hon Samuel Freeman Efq Judge of Probate,
of Wills, &c for the County of Cumberland to be
commfioners to receive aud examine the Claims
of the feveral creditors to the effate of ISAAC
SMITH. late of Harriion. in faid County. yeoman
deceased reprefented in(olvent hereby give notice
char Gx months are allowed from the twenty
eighth day of January Iaf paft to faid creditors,
10 bring ia, and prove their claims sgainf fad es
sa,e and the fublcribers will attend that fervice
at the Dwelling Houfe of George W. Cul,man
Jan hoderin Brdgton in faid county on the Ian
Monday IN March current and on the frf Moa-
days of the three NEXT fuceeeding months, from oss
60 six of the clock in 1.-THE afternoon Dated at
8-idgton the I'd day of March A . 1918.
NATHANIEL HOW, , CorzmiEsseys
JONATHAN BARNARD, to sGi4 s,sass
March 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-17

TO the Honorable The Senate ard House q
Representation Of the Commonwealth q
MalGcbusett5, to be coa0ened at Sggon,
on Wed'lesGay the fourteenth inf.
TTUMBLY fhews, the Town of Stsndib by the
L u subscribers their Committee chofen for the
purpofe, that tie doings of said Town has been 10
Gome respects illegal, through csrelesnsn inatten-
riou, accidents aud miitakes by reaion of which
laid Town are liable 10 suitain damage fhoud any
one refuse to pay his tax, or houd they be by
any means competed enter into any lawsuit to
obtain their juR rights and privileges Among
the doings of lald town that are conferred illegal,
are that one or more of the Valuations are loft,
fome of the warrants tIued by he SeIectmen for
calling Town Meetings arc without leala aud that
In the year SIC there was bus two a1ehors that
sIeGed the tar for that year
Wa therefore pray your Honors to make valid
che doings of faid Town up 10 this date in their
proceedings, and as in duy bound will ever pray
SAMUEL DENNEF, J
GREEN CRAM, Committee
BENZ MIN POLAND
5tandifh Jsu IS, 1918.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-17
ESSAY No. I6.
Mode Of raising .fan as practiced ~ Water.
buru. Vermont


Much depends on the choice Of the ground but
this the practical fax farmer will be better able to
Judge Of for himself than 10 conhBe himself to any
given rules. The ground thus chosen, must be
more highly prepared by ploughng narrowing, sc
than is commonly done. The quantity o.! seed ne
cessary is about three and half bushels per acre.
and requires to be Gown very true and even; u IS
then narrowed in the common way, always finish
ing with the brush harrow. a slight sprinkling OF
ashes when it is coming out Of the ground is Of
great as il prevents the worms from eating the
roots. When the flax is about four inches high, it
is necessary TO give it pretty thorough weedIng,ss
if well attended TO at that time the weeds will not
grow again so as TO iBjure the crop. The time for
pulling is in the third set of blossoms and when the
centre bowl has nearly attained its full size 1t
uow requires to be pulled, bound up 10 bundles OF
moderate size, and carried into the water, which
must be pool of abont three or four feet deep,
standing, hut not stagnant water, and may De nat.
urally or artifcially formed
The most difficult part OF the whole process and
that which requires the most experience is now
commenced as d single false step will easily des-
troy the whole crop.
The length of time il remains 10 he water de
ponds on The warmth Of the season, and the quality
of the water as is necessary check the fermen
tation al particular height. When the fermenta
lion is sufficiently high, u mast be taken out anC
spread on ground newly mown, or that Y closely
LED that which isl least likely to grow fast i to be
preferred. 1t should be spread very thin aud even
and carefully tended till it is sufficiently bleached
when il is ready to be taken up and is fit for dres
sing
The length Of time taken up in bleaching de
ponds upon circumstances and can be determined
only by the person who attends il 1.-THE time. Thu
dressing is the same as the common mode and i
generally we'll understood throughout the country
The fax raised at Waterbury and the adjoining
towns is Of remarkable good quality. 1t il worth
from twenty five TO thirty dollars per cwt. Th'
common fax Of the country is worth only abou
seventeen dollars per Cwt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-17
AN ACT regulating The manage

ment and drawing Of Lotteries in certain
cases within this Commonwealth.
DE ii enacted By the Senate aud House Of
'AO' I'D Representatives. IN General Court assem-
lied and BY the authority Of the same That il shall
not be lawful for any person within this ommon-
wealth. from and after the passirg of this act, to
have in possession any ticket paper, purporting
be the number Of any ticket or part ofany ticket
Of any Lottery not granted or permitted by this
Commonwealth, with intent 10 ssllssnegotiate Or
dispose Of the same, or to sell, 99gotiate or adj
vertise in any way whateveeany such ticket, or
part Of ticket, or in any way osssganner 70 adj
ycrtise make public or aid or sst ia advertising
Or making public, any schelse class Of any LOT
terry, not granted or permitted 20 be drawn hy this
Commonwealth or as agent, factor, broker or
attorney for or on behalEet aAy other person OF
persons, 70 aid, assist or in any way TO have any
concern with any other person persons il selling,
Jisposing Of negotiating or transferring any ticket
or part Or parts Of any ticket or scheme or class o
any Lottery not granted, established or permitted
b. this Commonwealth and any person, offending
in any Of the particulars aforesaid shall forfeit and
pay j sum not less than fifty dollars. and not ex
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-17
COLORTMG BUSINESS.
;Y HERE THE COME. -
Just added to the Richmond City MUi
scum in Portland,
A PERFECT likeness in w ax-Work

A PERFECT likeness in W ax-W DIRK
large as life, of thar extraordinary parsonage,
LARRs o BRIEN, (the irifh Ciant) who Is g
feet uehe, in Aeighth, and well proportioned !;
who uuiverfa'iy attracted the attention OF all Eu
rope Alto he young Tuni6an Prince, ZE
RAMBiDIAC MELLAMELLf, who was INTRO
duced TO the Eiih Giant ia sos in London. and
tha young Prince prefented OBrisn with IS
Doubioon.. as being the Roft wonderful man IN
the world on account of bis failure ; the young
Prince ia dressed in the original dress worn by
him Thele Figures are the frR that the Propri-
etor has manufactured in Portland therefore the
public are reque0ed to call and Zee a Specimen OF
this towns manufacture not at the expenee OF
rs Douboons out at the ,riiiug sxpenfe of rs
Gents, which he hopes the Public will not deem a
tar by paying or times year for The en-
eour sgemsut of the eitsblifhment, and the produc
ton If the fine Arts which adds uitre 10 the
refpectability and popularity of town s"d
which 10 ali other places has always been encour-
aged where an eitzbhfhment has been made; and
"a il mutt unavoidaby be attended with great
expense, he Proprietor hopes the liberal citizens
viii be wiling 10 come forward and view this
pleasing collection March 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-17
AN ACT making further proyis

ion for the punishment Of convicts senten-
ced to hard labour, and the better regula-
ton of the State Prison.
DE II enacted By the senate and House q
SEC l. D Representatives. IN General Court assem-
bIed and bu the authority Of The saase, lhat u sha
b. the duty of the Warden of the State Prison e
cause ali tie regulations, established by the Direc'
TORS for the government and discipline Of inc con-
victs 60 be strictly and promptly enforced and ne
shall i've immediate information to the Directors
of anv failure or neglect of any officer to enforce
strictly the discipline that may be established and
the Directors shall forthwith remove any officer
who shall have been guilty of such neglect oil
duty.
SEC. Q. BE ii further enacted, That ifany cons
vict committed TO said prison shall resist the an
thorty OF any officer, or refuse 70 obey ms ia"fnl
commands il shall be the duty Of sncb officer imme'
diatelv 70 enforce obedience and for that purpose
La a,se such weapons and such aid as may be ehec-
tuaI And if such convict, SO resisting, shall be
,youoded, manned or slain, by such officer, or ms
assistants they shall be Unidentified and held
guiltless.
srcr. s. Be II further enacted, That convicts in
solitary confinement, in execution Of the sentence
of any Court or for the violation OF the rules and
regulations Of the prison, SHALL during such con-
fnement. he fed with bread and water only, unless
The Directors in consequence OF the written certi-
fcate Of Tie Physician. that the health OF suchcon-
vict requires other diet, shall otherwise direct
SEC /. BE IT further enocred, That no convict
committed to said prison, shall be entitled TO his
discharge therefron, until he shall have completed
the full term Of time for which he was sentenced,
exclusive of the time he may have been in solitary
confinement for any misconduct, or violation Of the
regulations of the prison.
SEC. S. Bel further cnGcted, That whenever
any person. who shall be convicted Of any Crime
before any Court competent TO try the same. the
punishment whereof shall by law, be confinement
10 hard labor for any term Of years, shall have been
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-17
p English Goods. ID
Josiah Munroe,
No s, UNION ROW, MIDDLE 81,
HAS JUST RECEIVED,

DoMBAZETTS--elegant changeable and pam
ID Petite siks-Synchaws and saTiuets--ieam q,
loom Shifting aud sheeting-blaek and coso'ea
Twit Buttons Ladies fancy ELK Hdkfs F'ssgI
Bandanna aud black fix dc-CopPcrPlate Ma ~,
tese Buttons Guerniey Frocks-wori'ed ana A'H
Hofe Ribbons Torsofe Shell COMBS, Long
I.swn-fIk Braids--velvet Ribbons Britain oh'fe
ing--cotton, elk aud linen Flois-P'ain ano nsa'
ed book and Leno Mullin-B roadciot na--e anu IA
Observation-Disclosures and Flaone's-o n'k
lace marking Canvass swls--Vsinng'-'.ing
e-GIoyes-Threzd &c &c. Ali OF
which will be ,old at the lowell cath prices.
Feb 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-17
March 10

THE fublcriber hereby gives public notice to
= all concerned that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon hmielf the trull of Adminiflrator,
81 .he eflate Of ISAAC SMITH late of Harrifon,
ID the county of Cumberland. yeoman deceafed,
BY giving bonds as the law directs-He therefore
Fsauells all perfons who are indebted TO the faid
aeceafeds eliste to make Immediate payment. and
hoie Who have any demands thereon, 10 exhibit
he fame for fettement 10
WILLIAM MUNRoR.
Waterford, March 2, 1878
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-17

There will be many eclipse Of male and female
virtue this year, some visible aad sppe invisiblss
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-17
Commonwealth of MafIachusetts.

In SENATE. Feb. %, 1918.
ON the Petition forefaid, 0,ds,ss, That the
Petitioners csufe an attefed copy of their Petit
ton, with this Order thereon, 10 be publi.hed IN
the Portland Gazette three weeks iuccefLvely
the IaR publication to be made thirty days, at
leaf, before the fecond Wednesday ofshe next
FELTON, of the next General Court that all perfons
intere(ied, may then appear and lhew cau(e, Qi
any they have) why the prayer of faid Petition
hould not be granted.
Sent down for concurrence,
JOHN PHILLIPS, Prsidsat
Ia ne Hess If Rsp,gsnta,fva February "a. 1878.
Read aud concurred.
TIMOTHY BiGELOW, Speaker.
A true copy Atteif,
ST MGLRARY, Clsvk of tbs Ssssts,
March 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-17
Nathan & Isaac Winlow,

l<dLIldtl Ok loddG w llll1OW
NFFER for CaTs at their fore at the Ggu Of the
~ Whale. jult below the Hay Scales
Winter and Summer FRAMED Spermaceti
OIL,
by the cak and retail, of hyperion quality, for
burning oiIing WOOL &c. This oil, ID lamp
properly trined 10 warranted to burn until ex
haufied, without fnufing or picking up; is leis
liable TO greace about houle, fater on account Of
FIRE not iubiest TO waite by being placed 10 cur
rent of air, and by actual experiment proves as
cheap as candles at 10 cents per pound They
ikewife keep large afortment of plated brafs
and japaued LAMPS-pocket, aud large Ian
thorns &c.
NIB. Lamps and Oil furniihed on trial to be
returned if not satisfactory Oil put up in tin
casifers from to 8 gallons, and TENT gratis to
any part of the town.
x6l,o, A general afortment of
Groceries, Holl1a0 O Hard Ware,
among which are beft of German Mill saws, and
belf of Rnglifh Anvils, Vices and shoves by the
dozen or 6ugle, an aiortmeat of cotton Factory
YARN, from the mott approved factories.
20 Tons of aforted Ruliia, Sweden and Epgli1h
IRON
1000 Lbs of Differed and Caff STEEL, of fupe
riour quality ,fpike and nail Rods Plough mouds
and Crow bars.
so boxes Spermaceti CANDLES.
rs bbls luperhne frefh Flour
Is boxes by f. by TO window Clafs
10 bbls mefs and clear PORK
a conftant fupply of oaco NAILS of every Gze
100 i DIES. mould aud ''p'd 1''''" CAN
100 auintals Pollock and Cod FISH
10 hhds MCLASSE6.
GA large afortment of Machine and
Hand CARDS, from JOHN WINsLow
and Co.'S. approved factory.
..s The above articlesw!l be fold very low for
czfh or approved credit.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-09
POLAR ExpEDlTloN.

The BRUSH ships cn ibis intt ,estipg expe-
di,iou have been spoken, of Spi,sbergsp, ell
WELL A Danish paper says, $50 square
miles of ice have recently been dstaehed
from the eastern coast Of Greenland End the
ne,ghbo,ing reeiens Of The Pole. This fpssa
had rendered that coast inaccessible Tor 600
years, but at presen, they Can penetrate wph-
out obstruction ~ faf 40 LAT 60 ." This
breaking up OF the polar ices" ssys letter
from Copenhagen, account for The eonliru.
al tempest from the southeast, with hesis,
storms, and vety electrical stale OF Shc ss-
mosphcrc, which during three yeats, have
caused us in Denmark 70 experisnes hot uin'
ters, snd cold humid summers.
The Russian brig Ruriek, which short
time since arrived al Portsmouth,, Eng had
been out on voyage Of discover y nearly lh'Co
years. Lieut.. Koizebus, who ccmnsnded
the Rurick fell 10 with ap lcebefg of great
. magnitude, portion of the surface being
covered with earth end mould, snd bearing.
trees snd vege table productions. Its water
line was covered with shore for med ty tho
deposit Of earthly matter, which had washed
down from The higher parts Of the eaI,h eov-
cred Iceberg. A landing was made on this
shore, and part Of the remains found OF Tho
msmmoth in q s,ale of pu,refaciion. Lieut..
Kotzebue brought from CT the Iceberg a
nuu.ber Of tosks and ober porte Ct immense
snimals, which IL is caic uis,ed had remained
10 frozen state until the ice reached moe
southe,ly latitude.
Iris stated, that Prince Barclay de Tol!y,
lately deceased, was The son oil Lutheisn
village cuia,e, in Livonis. He served from
the lowest rark, and received almost all his
promotions upon the 6e!d OF battle, In 1907,
he comn snded 10 the battles, Of rsl,ulks and
Eylan. Some years after he conquered F.a-
land. The battle Of Leipsiek gained him ,as
title of Count. He feeeised the rank Of
Field Mars shal after b, entrance in'o paris,
snd received tho dignity If Piines ip 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-09

DoSs - <~ASSSsssS OSAs opsst WI 70 tC4st-
ed, nos excessive 6nss imposed
Sec. Is. All prisoners .shall, before codc-
tion, bs bsiIabie BY suficient surities ezEp
for capital offences, where the proof isIvi-
dent or the p'ssumption great aud the
privilege of the writ Of Hsbcss Corpus hali
not be suspended, uniess when in case d re-
beilion or invasion, the public safely me re-
quire il.
Sec Is. No person shalt be attain,d Of
Treason, or Felony, by the Legislature.
Sec. H.. The citizens have right, % q
peaccsbse manner to assemble togethe Tor
their common good, and TO apply to bose
Inves,ed with The powers Of govcrnmenI TO:
redress OF grievances, or other propefpur-
poses, by petition, address, or remonstrhcs.
Sec ia. Every citizen has right ID bear
arms in offence of himself and the Ssse.
Sec. 10. The miiis,y shsIl in all cases,
and al all times, be in strict subofdioios, 20
The civil power. W
Sec- 20. No soldier in time Of peac shall
be quatered in any house, without 70 con-
sent Of the owner nor IN time Of fr, bot
in q banner 10 be prescribed by law
Sec. 81. No hetsditary emolumegs, pfv-
iiegrs, o. honors shall ever be grs shted, or
conferred in this State.
Sec. % M citizen Of this State, shall be
exiled, or prevented f,on emigfatink 90 any
ptetence whatever.
Sec. 2S, The righ, of trial by iafy shall
a. RI .ts "a. ,r,a,~ II t.f' f'f.t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-09
HeosYAN LrCAr,oN.

~ thei iss. sdvicss fsom Ss. Petersburg cs-
6cisI information has bssn sscsised.. ,ha, The
Empssoe OF Russia has sceeded 20 MIR kes-
ioH's request 10 be recalled - M. Iwspch. !.
The Couns eIIof of The Legation, is sTrointsd
as cosspi General Of Russia in the UDissd
States. M Eilissn succeeds Mr.. Iwsnob,
and Ms. L. LontonossoG is 10 come here ss See-
reisiy Of The Russian Lega,ioe.
PAiiadr3 3sAia fs1tsr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-09
DfED,

Al prssidfnes. on Tharsday morning last. aher .
long iilness, Ne HEssv p. Coxfsrs, son OF the
hate Capt Matthew Cozscns. of this town, in thu
45sh year Of his age.
Drowned, on the 29sh Of June last, in The river
before 0ottenhurg, CnAsLrs n srasnops, soa
ofhr-Sv'kiAm Stsnhope Of this town. aged "a years.
At Nsw FORK. on Tuesday, LIST inss. Col. FsAsx.
LIN wHAsres. comnnandant Of The q Marine
Corps 80
AT As!fsrd Goa on the 7ist u,t- Mrs. NAay
LsyIs, caesort Of Mr.. Israel Lewis, and daughter
Of the late Mr.. John Vars, Of biddletowo, N he
s6tkyesp Of her age.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-09
I. PORT.
WsD g1SDAY. Sssrs ssss 9, lsl

p-rln aur ncxt paper we snail cohnseoce
The puaiica,ion Of series Of numbers on the
es,ing subjec, Of "F,ee Suffrage" It
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