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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

w lave tns day DISPOSED ~ our stock ofgoods ard
ps ",."n,'"ued business except rs to The inai .e,ie
ANDERSON & DaBNgY.
Ass,'' y'th'e ~ the siaHa heretofore oconpied Nv
face ~, y"Fhey. 70 sell flr cash or town acc en-,
isSs ITO" "'ns f'om iie CEoa masnisctor, Of WarS.
Aay 80, 1913. WV ANDERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

Nf ARBLE ASHLER,--A cargo OF very hasdsone
w white chiselied M0rbfe AshEer, calculated for
ao0r ava window silis, &c-just landed at Rockets
ana VIII he sold low on the wharf by
MAY g. III SMITH & RIDDLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

ENoFFEE. SUGAR, HIDES, &C.
" 100 bags prime green coffee
81 hhds. sugars
to 30 South American OK hides best quality
20 hhds, old rye whiskey
100 pieces Irish twIlled sackng
100 tons Nova Scotia plaster paris
For Sale by
ApTfllo. 100 ~
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-19

u Y the fabfcriber, that excellent ftand now oc.
~ cupied for tavern, by Thomas Little, ae
Windhsm corner, 20 called. and about ~ miles
from Portland, and lying on the main read lead
ing from Bridgton TO Portland containing a large
and commodious two itory dwelling Houie, very
conveniently ituated, and large fable with many
other out buildings; together with eight acres OF
Land on which fzid buildings hand
AirO, convenient two cory Store oppo6te the
houfe, and FIVE acres of Land on which faid tore
itands, now occupied by Thomas Little. The a
bove buildings being very plsafanily 6tuated for
any one who may with to keep public houfe aud
fore will be fold or let fepera,e or together a.
will beil fuit thote who with TO purchsfe or hire
Aio Farm now occupied by Francis Msybsr-
nv, aud lying between Windham corner and the
Great Fails, 70 called, adjoining the maine road
leading from iaic falIsto Portland, containing a
bout liz acres OF land well proportioned with
moving, tags, panurage and wood land within
one mile of iaid corner, with one asry dwelling
Houie nearly new and barn thereon.
6iso. one undivided eighth part of all the Rea'
Enafe formerly belonging TO Col. Edward Ander-
fon late of Windham deceafed together with the
buildings thereon The above property will Dc
fold or let on good terms and very liberal credit
SAMUEL HANSON,
Portland April #
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-19
NOTICE.
NOTICE..

THE Trufees of Bowdoin College are hereby
notified that fated meeting of their Board
will be holden in Brunfwick, on Tuefday the
nineteenth day of May inf at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon VIM JBNKs, sssy
Nav !. 1918 B r BozOs Coll
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-19
PRTVAIE SALE,
At B. G.. Atwood, Office,
Head Of Exchange Street,

Head 81 Exchange Street,
| case containing "a HatbGck
MILL SAWS.
/ case Clothier's. cloth, head and
horfe BRUSHES, warranted frif quality, from
Folfoms Factory.
! cafe containing 10 doz. fine and fuper6Ee
Ivory COMBS.
Q cafes GOODS conh0ing of cotton Checks /;
Calicoes Cambricks Mullins; Madras Hhdfs |;
Caffimeres; Cloths; Indiipenfables; Silk Hhdfs |;
Umbrellas Gloves go doz. Lead Pencils 2 ele.
CANT Portfolios. rs kegs 6g and twilt TOBAC-
co warranted of hyperion quality; $4,000 Amer
ican SUGARS; eppes american GIN; 20 chefs
Seuchong and Fl Skin TEA; Is boxes Turkey
FIGS IA bags white and brown SUGAR ; calf feel
German and PhiIa MILL Saws.
An invoice of 100 Crates
CROCKERY WARE,
which will be fold at fmall advance from fterng
soff boxes containing INDIA DINING WARE ],
az D 90 per box.
Two Wizards patent TIME PIECES.
~ All the above goods will be fold on liberal
credit for good paper. April IS
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-19
Just received and for sale at the
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
BY ISAIAH THOMAS, Jun.
Arcanum Tincture.
The Iinffura, Pn,Pveo I0fO atPero, Of Dr..
Whitening, or The c2nfumptive pa
f:ent'c ;,,fyIi;bie fye9oY,t,z,e

whitening, or THE c2n/lmptiVe pa
t;ent's mtaifbie reJ9oratiOe.
THE inventor OF stis eihcaclons and invaluable
composition, is fully sensible under what
disadvantages he offers - the public lately dis
covered medicine From the multitude If med
sial compounds, with descriptions of which me
papers IN every part u Tie contlnen, abound, he
IS aware lhat.ih happy and repeated experience
proves the effect Ut hss medicine bis composition
will be ciassed BY many among the nosFums of
qusckery But, assured Of the virtues OF this
rinc,ure he comes forward with consciousness
OF deserving and confidence of receiving al. er
feir trial OF It's properties is made, all the en-
coursgement which il merits Il Was motive
OF humsnity which first prompted the discoyerer
70 Ky It's wIrs, rather than prospect ofns
beng lucrative and, from repeated trials which
nave been made with 1t on coDsumptige patients
|. has generally proved successful and uniform.
" aileviating and has exceeded the expecta-
lions or the most sanguine. The composition
mas been pronounced IN Great Britain by the
hrst medical characters in the kingdom The on.
~ rnfsiilble cure or relief in pulmonary COM
plum $. Patterns who have been in Via is cali
u he last stage of consump tion, by the use Of
few pnlals OF the medicine have been restored
% pi'tne health and vigour. To those who
nave tried every medicine in vain snd who have
oaen at one moment fattered with returning
'sal'n and again been disappointed at tho ne Il
'fiai q It's virtue 10 earnestly recommended
me preparation IS perfectly Innocent eveu On
the constitutions Of infan,s. but il must be ,aken
'greeably 60 the objections which accompany
ach phia.
10 tnose who are affected with any disorder
ZINE lungs, he use Of il never fails 10 olive
rehei. 10 those who nave confirmed PhtIt,ie
wen as TO hose who have only It's incipenl
symp.oms the use ofhis medicine Will give I'M
mea'ate and lasting relief. /, is likewise IL
sefsst ana most etfectual remedy 10 Anasarc,
Or dropsy and all other cecuisr sffections
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-19

n inE subscriber, about the 10th inst on his pas
IL sage from St. Bartholomew to saco, fell in with
the wreck OF a vessel with . Virginia, OF Hamp-
ton.'' painted on her stern, from which he took tie
following articles, viz Profles--some old clothes
~ spy-Glass--sone Bed-Ciothes-and a few
Books. The owner may have tue above articles
by proving property and paying charges.--Apply
to WILLIAM MARSHALL,
Saco April so. 1918,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-19
TO LET,
lrP COR LOST.

iN-S SCH 49,
a SMALL sized req and white Mitch COW
a stFayed fr~n the subscriber about the 10th OF
April. Whoever will return Der she'll Re reward
81. II. G. ATTN GOD.
Portland, May fe, 1915.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-19
WHICH ARR

Blue. black, green. o'-IS-4 and eIegan
ive brown and mixed fix Shawls
BROADCLOTHS Imitation do.
Do, CASsIlNERES. en-. Common chintz do.
gle aud double mild Silk, worried and cotton
Sup Cue undreis'd Prints Hofe
Fine and common Cali SIX Half Hofc
Goes Engih and French fix
Superior and low priced Gloves
Furaitures Kid and Beaver do
Cotton and linen Cam Black Italian Grapes
brics Do fix Velling
Britial aud fieam loom White figured and buff
Shirtings Meriaiiies do
T. aud 4 irtfh Linen Cambria and common
"a, "A & Gnghams Dimoties
Black aud coored Cam Plain book, Leno and
brics fancy Inquired Mullins
Black ltlk Handkerchiefs Cambria do
Flag Bandanna and fancy Silk Umbrellas and Par
elk do. a(ois
Plain and figured velvet Cotton Umbrellas
Bindings Satin aud Lufiring Rib.
Cotton Laces bons
Blue aud yellow Nankins Plaid and fancy do.
Quality & Shoe Bindings She'll & horn Hair Combs
Cambria Pocket HGkfs. Gilt coat u ven Button
Patent and cotton Flag Imperial do do.
ditto Bel! and pearl Buttons
Levaptines Green and fancy figured
BLACK SInchaws Bonnet silks
Do. Sartnetts Pins; Needles
Plaid do Tapes; Fans, &c.
Double and hnge Flor Plain aud figured BON
ence bazets and Ra,tinetts
Stocking Nett, &c. &c
ALSo-on hand large aTortment of
AMERICAN GOODS,
-coNsIsTiNo Or
White and blue Warp Yarn,
white and colourd Threads,
do do. stocking Yarns
do. do. cotton sails
bleached and uDbeached shirtinrs
do. do shse,ings
Bedtckings blue Planes
Stripes and Checks
Ginghams-Chambrays
Satnnetts, Prelf Cloths &C. &c.
All of which will be fold low for Cash
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-19
SALE AT AUCTION.

ITO be fold at Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY
fbs 2ofb inf. at two o'clock p. NJ at the Dwell
ling Houfe of EBsHEzER HiLTcs 10 Wiicailef,
the following Notes of hand, together with va
riety of other demands to large amount, the
property of the Lincoln * Kennebec Marine In
furapce Company Also fmall Farm lying in
Bath situated on the river, and connected with
Salmon 6fllery.
As this isie is for the purpofe of cohng the con
Germs of the Corporation, all perfons having de
mAnds upon the Office, are requefed 10 exhibit
them TO either of the fubicribers previous 10 the
SALE as no accounts can be allowed after that time
THoMas MGR MIGRATE. c.~~i',.. #
WILLIAM NJ BOYD. { Ssoekbeiana
HENRY WHITNEY.
Wiscanet. May 4 1918.
Promiscors. Ansult Due.
Briggs y Anderfon So %
Otis Briggs 40 43
john NJ. Mater 9 o.
Jonathan Dana l65 o5
John Wheeler 81 So
John II. Dearborn 627 Sc
Sylyener * Lee S67 "a
Same SOS so
Jofeph SewzIi los AZ
Same 724 ~
Same 4So lS
William Lee 500 90
Samuel Hurry 81 80
Henry Trefethren {sbout) 1000 90
Abner Dingley 5o7 SO
jonathan Eiwell $50 rs
I e II Quimby 1877 43
Henry Quimby 66 90
same II 81
Ezekiel Benton 26s 7s
Same los So
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-19
WILLIAM JOHNSON.

Hair DreHsr, Foys Street, Portland.
INFORMS bic friends and cufomers, he has 4
new and fashionable Improvement in ma king
gentlemen wigs and ladies' FriEetts, which will
be fniihed complete IN the neatee manner for old
or young Also
Keeps for fale the fuperb RufIian Oil, an excel
lent article for the improvement and prefervation
offhe hair -LIKEwlsE--
he beii fort of pott and roll Pomatum, and IL
luid and roll Backing both Of hyperion quality
Boots and fhoes cleaned in the neateft mann er
and At the fhorteR notice, Nav IL
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-19
REMOVAL.

nR. MERRILL has removed
II 10 the houfs owned by JAMES DrxnNo,
EIq at the head of Exchange street.
DIR. NJ. has received fome RinS Posk Mattsy. thofc
who have applied to be inoculated, can now be
Accommodated. If Nav S.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-19
NOTICE.

mo ICE.
THE Subscriber having been duly appointed
Sealer of Wsigbts ard MeaIsre, within and for
the iowa of Portland, and fworn as the law d.
reefs Hereby notifies the Inhabitants of faid town
&c bring in TO him at bis Shop 10 Middle streer.
or at the ihop of SAMUEL CLARY a few rods
Eat of my ihop, all their great and fmaIl Beams.
Weights and Mealures that he may Try, prove.
and Seal them, agreeably TO law of this Com
monwealsh. ZRCHARiAH NOWELL.
B--The town Standard has rhis dsy been
proved by the county Standard, and proved to be
inrorrectt Is therefore necefary that the weights
and meafures ihould be brought in immediately
and proved Portland. Nav @ 1919
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-19
AROMATIC SNUFF

sciaas in the u s. the peculiar merits oil this a.
ticle are alto 70 well easbihed in public eaima
tion that il il kept for iale n mof ports and a..
ces from Pahamaquoddy to New Orleans apd
from the Ocean to the Lakes
Ia addition TO the certificate of Doa Vars
HOUSE, late Protector of the Theory and Practice
of Physic, which always accompanies the sn,,F
it has the particular fanction and patronage of The
eminent Protectors Of Chemistry and Surgery 10
the Medical College of this fate. who are ieldom
without bottle in their pocke,s-for particulars
fee bill of directions.
The above is prepared and fold by ] P. War
WILL, in Bofos and by
COE & BUXTON,
and JoHN Coz in P0rGssd
May s. (eop. IL MOI
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-19

Benz. & Henry Butman,
Sxs Of t5s Golden Mo,tv-- Middle Street,
X EEP conftantly for iale avery large aud ex.
II teniive afortment of
Drugs and Medicines,
Painters Oil and Colours,
Clothiers Tools and Dye Stuffs,
Surgeons instruments, &c. &c.
Gentlemen Physicians, Country Traders, Clio
thiers and Others fuppiied whoefale and retail,
the moR favourable terms for Cath or approved
Credit May s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-13
Miscellaneous Items.


Our affiirs with Spain are rapidly approx
mating to q crisis. Our possession Of her
fortresses at Amelia and ST. Marks-and our
mission at Buenos Ayres aad Valparaiso--
will perhaps either induce her to grant Us
our tcrms-make some shev of resentment
cor complain to her friends as in the Case
oi Portugal.
Government have received dispatches from
our Commissioners at Buenos Ayres. Il is
probable their report will be favorable as to
tbe prospects and ability Of the Revolution
lists there.
We learn from Banea and Csspnr Streights,
that number of proas filed with Malay pi-
rates, had attacked brig, belonging to the
Dutch company the brig, alter having met
with a severe loss, made their escarPe.
4 Ken,ucky company Of volunteers under
Capt. Crittendon, IS serving with Gen. Jack.
son, 10 East Florida.
The 6sh reg. is ordered from England to
Canada the 18th, aud corps of sappers, TO
Halifax
The U. S. brig Enterprise, was Of Havana
on the "a n ult. all well.
The exports from Philadelphia for week
ending the 27th ult were considerable A
mong the articles was the following For
Liverhook 335o bbls Flour, 400 half do ard
l9~Iaiss Of W,oHens.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-13

a, The occupancy Of the Spanish por,s or
st. Harks BY Gen. Jackson, says the Editor
of tha Georgia Journal, has given rise TO
much speculation. The object of govern.
ment in thus seizing tho strong holds Of
Florida, is probably to bring Spain to a sense
of Justice, and induce her to come to an am
icable settlement Of the difference which
have so loog existed between US, by being
prepared 10 prosecute the contest with vigcr
aud effect, should the alternative OF an appeal
TO arms become necessary"
ST. Marks 10 situated on tho southera line
Of East Florida, on the river St. Marks, At
the head of Appalachee Bay. Our readers
will reccollect, tina, although the commandant
of the place made no resistance to Gen.
Jackson, yet he protested against its occuPa-
ton by the American troops.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-13
MARINE. NEWS.
POnT Or NEWPORT.

POET or NEWPORT.
ENTERED,
6loop Lord Nelson, Miller, New.York do B d.
Jones, Cahoone, do sch. Merino, Calvert, Nor
folk do Baltic, Bailey, Turks Island brig Per.
severance, WILCOX, Havana; sloop superb, Os.
borne, Beaufort brig Catharine, Wood, Rio Janeiro.
CLEARED,
Sloop George G Mary, Walden. New.York; do.
IIaicyon. Gardner, do. do. Rosetta, Hathaway,
Notfolk.
On Saturday last. arrived sch. Baltic. DALEY,
AZ days from Turk Island. Left, brig Independence
Barnard, Of Hartford, to sail in days, sch. Phebe
Burt, OF Bristol; Columbia, Gilbert, Of Portsmouth ;
Lark, Luther, of pighton. The Lark run on
reef two miles south Of the Grand-Key, but was
Gct of again, after a few hours, having sustained
some damage. On the 18th Of April, the Russian
ship Amphion Summand, was cast away on the
Sail Key. cargo loss, sails and rigging saved.
Yesterday arrived brig Catharioe. Wood, 63 days
from Rio de Janeiro. Left, ship Gaiatea, Townc,
OF Boston, uncertain; do. MsryvilIe, woodhouse,
Philsde'phia, days brig Nancy Ann, Osgood.
Salem, detained, but would probably be cleared in
about a fortnight; AIonzo, Holman, Salem, 10;
Prince Eugene, Briggs. Providence. uncertain Per-
seversnce, -, last from Cadz; sch ---. late
caPt. Ross. Of Baltimore, from River Plate, bound
70 Barcelona put in distress, having lost the cap.
san overheard. and leaking very much. Sailed in
CO. with ship Alexander, Daniels. for Trieste. Lat
-. .. Ion. 81, W. spoke ship Caroline, Of Salem,
ftom Newbnryport, IS days os,, bound to Batavia,
Al veil
Passengers in the Catharae-Mr. John Phillips
End Mr. Edward Fowler, Of this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-13
Fashionable HITS.
GEORGE WANrON.

GEORGE WANTON,
III AS just ,sceived ffom he n. York, Bos-
ton, and Hartford manufsctories and offers for
safe. revy chssp-
Genuemer's supe' fne Beavers, or The most
fashionable shape and beat quality, or I've Nes-
YORK. Hats are inrsraled for dsra5ihy aud elegance.
ALSO
Ono case fneh's, vide rims-ohidren's Hats, et-
gsntiy trnmed--men's aud boys teh do
PAPER HANGINGS.
This week he will offer for sale. paper. .iiangings
from New-York and Hartford, some Of the lowest
patterns, for rooms and windo~.eurtains. Wids
and narrow Borders
School Books Biblrs-Ssafi0nary, ye.
Newport, April %, 1918
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-13
Amsyicas Eotton Gooass

r.. Nv LAN iDN
Has this week added TO his former stock Of
FdcTORY GOODS
200 lbs, bleachfd Warp and EDIIR, very ~hitA
and even, for fringes, setting Sc &c
5000 yards heavy stripes and CinShAms.
1000 do shir.'ngs and shss,ings; very stout ana
t white,
1000 do. common quality do.
2000 do. heavy vn6,each'd do
Weekly supplies Of Warp. Filling, and Kni,tngS
Cottona, blcach'd, unbIeachd. and coiorcd, OK
Do cotton Threads. all coiors.
Csrded Cotton, IN broad sheets. for quiltiog
~ Purchasers are resptciuly r.st Hed
to those who have been ii the habit Of usiag warn
snd cloth Of his manufacture, for Information se-
specting the quality. :. April 70.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-13
MRS. TOWNSEND.

INFORMS her friends and the public. that she
4 mas taken the store formerly occupied by Mrs.
MILES (neariy opposite Jos sHeRaAs,) where
she inends keeping constantly on hand an sssort-
ment Of
or She tenders her thanks to those who have
hitherto favored her with their custom. and hepes
by constant attention to her business merit their
future patronage
Newport. May q. 1878. lG1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-13

+, N1Hh1 A7ION STORE.
WILLIAM H. RATHBONE,.
Has jS~ received and for Sale az Ais Mafhe:
slsfieGi, Shin ChGndiery and Grocery Sforsi
Sign Of sae Quadrant,
.5.,, NO. II, Ts1sss. s4sESr
THE Stranger's Guide to the City
L Of New.vork, embellished with q plso OF The
City. and engrayngs Of Public Buildings, &c --.iir,
howdi,ch's Practical Navigator, Alb edition, Bunts
American Coast Pilot Nautical Aimsnacks for 1910
and 1919. Quadrants, double and sihsle pbserva.
ton, Day and Night Telescopes, spy Glasses
bnnacie, hanging aud sur,yor's Conpasses, hour.
halfhour and loT Glasses Gunters scales and di.
viders cassj q NAa,hsmstical Instruments sea-
mans Journals Log Paper. shipping Ar,cles, Man.
ifests, and other BIapks aud S,siiopsiy-wi,h 4
complete Assormen, Of sea Charts add Pilots
Il general Assortment Of Ship Caanalrry and
Groceries.
or Captains Of vessels and others. are informed:
that he intends Keeping regular supply Of Ms,he-
mstcal and Nautical Instruments Navigation books
OF pessels and Seamen. II Jan. -.
NesU SHIP Chande,y aid Crcrrty Storr:
JOHN DfBLOiS,
INFORMS his friends and the public that he has
Shta. Chapdicrp and a Grocery Store,
At No. 81, lxAMEs.srRRxr,
opposite the store Of Joseph Briggs. Esq--whsts hS
of articles 10 his ne together with an assortment
Of selected Crockersa all OF which he win sell on
as reasonable terms. As they cen be pureht sed sk
anv store in this town twpot, y o. iHI0.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-13
Al.fR RED,

In this town, on Thursday evening last. by the
nv Mr Eddy, Mr. CLARKE GREENE to Miss
BATasHEaA NEwEAN, daughter of the late Mr.
Augustus Newman. sen'r
In this town, on Friday evening last, by the Rev
Mr Elton, Mr. CHARLES PRATr, Of Providence, to
Mss MARY-AN SEAMoas, of this town.
Al Hepkinfewn Mr.. WILLIAM SrrLLMAN, jun
OF Westerly, 10 Miss CHARLOTTE CHAMPLIN,
daughter of Adam Champlin. Esq Sf the former
place.
At Stsninsson, Cen. srErAEx Avery, Esq to
Miss FANNY BARNss
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-13
NOTICE.

~ NEs
THE Tanning and Curryins Business, heretofore
y Conducted by Jspps fisA, Wa Potter and T.
Asf,y HsH. on me 2o,h Of March last dissolved
BY mutual consent. The business will in future be
conducted by the sobscribcrs Who solicit share Of
the publies patronage in their hne Of business No
pains exer'ions vli be wanting give sstisfae.
bon. FRANCIS n sEGAR,
JOSEPH FISH.
MM. a. POTTER
Asrsw'. Mag -, 1913. ld1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-13
TREASURY DEPARrMENI,
WxsnIsaros, ArRiL %. 1915.
Notice is hereby ;given,

To the Pyopvetors Of Stocks issued
L under the convention With France Of the S0ih
of april, 1903, commonly called Ionisiana Sseek.
That one noie,y, or hafthe priaeipsl of said stock
will be redeemed on the 2ist OF October next ensu
ing the ds'e hereof, and that the same will be paid
to the respective propristors or to their atornes
duly authorized, on the day before mentioned, at
the Treasury in Washington, or at such Loan Office.
on the books whereof any portion Of said stock
may then stand.
i.trmasion 70 FURTHER siven That the interest due
st the time Of redemption, on such par, Of said
Stock - Is held in Europe, will be paid as hereto
fore, in London and Amsterdann and that the inter
est on such part Of said Stock rs has been domcs.
tcated win be paid the same time. witt the prn-
ePsi, either at the Treasury or At the Loan efces
80 before mentioned. ind IL 20 aiso hereby made
knsrn. That interest the moiety or bali of sAid
Louisiana stock intended ts be redeemed A. Afore-
said, will cease and deter mine sfter the 2ist day
Of October, 1918 WM. n. CRAWfORD.
IN i3] Ssercfary e the 7rso,wy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-13
DIED,

In this town, on the 2Sth ult Mrs. Lydia Camp
bell, aged 90. daughter Of Mr.. Nathaniel Dring.
In this town, on the 9Th inst. Miss MARY WAN
TON, daughter Of the late Mr.. Stephen Wanton Of
This towns in the 18Th year Of her age
In this town. On the 9th inst Mrs, AsIoAIL r.
HAZARD, wife Of Thomas r. Hazard, and daugh-
Ter Of the late Sylvester Robinson, Esq sged 49
years
On Tuesday, the 5,h inst. Mr.. CkLrB LYNpos,
in the 18th year Of his age.
On Tuesday. the sth inst. Major Mathew 4:
Jon SsroN, in the S6th year of his age
Al Middletown, on the LIST inst Miss HARRror
BAaxsR, daughter Of Mr.. Arnold Barker, in the
18th year of her age
At Richmond on the Goth ult MRS. Mary shef.
Held. rect Of the late Mr.. Ezekiel Sheffield
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-13

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