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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-10

TO The Honorable The Justices u tie Sutreme
judicial Court, holden az Portland pithin
The County Of Cumberland, and for Me
connties Of Cumberland and Oxford, on The
fourth Tuesday Of May 4. II. 1918.
LUMBkY showeth the Petition Of Gideon
= Tooth2ker, yeoman, and Elizabeth Thom-
as, widow of Brunswick Seth Too, haker and
Psul Toothaker, both Of HarpSwell, yeomen,
and all in the County Of Cumberland aforesaid .
Joseph Tarr, yeomsn, Of Bowdoln in the county
of Lincoln, yeomsn, and DEBORAH Tarr. his wife
n her right: That hey are together with others
o your Petitioners unknown each seized in ties
of one undivided sixth part of certain tract,
piece or parcel of land situated md being in
H.rpsweH aforesaid and bounded as follows
northeast ~ land Of John Merrymsn, and
southwest 5v land OF Benz mln Ksndsli, north.
W. s, and south east by Hsrpswell Bay, contain
inc about seventy acres, the same being The
homestead OF Seth TOOTH ker late of Harpswel
deceased that they the said Gideon 1oohaker,
Elizabeth Thomas, Seth Toothaker. Paul Tooth
,ker, and Joseph Tsrr, and Deborah TER, bis
wife, in her right, are DESTROYS 81 having their
said sixth part in and 10 The irsct OF land before
mentioned with all The buildings thereupon be-
ing. divided and set of TO them, TO hold In sew
orally.
They therefore humbly pray tina, YOUR Honors
would ORDER that PARTITION be made Of the be.
fore described premises according 10 law il
such cases made AMI provided-Thst each one
ofyour Petitioners may enjoy bis and her ssia
sixth psrt in severslty.
PETER O. ALDEN.
- d.. "
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THAT really valuable and beautifully 6tuated
hand for buhuels allied fort hill near Saco
Falls. embracing fouthealt front of eighty one
feet on the poR road and an average rear Of City
five feet having thereon three ilory building.
twen'y four feet BY thirty with good cellar the
whole IN repair, now occupied for fore and
Dwelling houie -AlfO, two one Gory buildings to
fuit Purcbafers-it may be divided and fold a. fol.
lows, viz Lot No one, having front of tween.
y four feet, being the fouthws lot, and on which
70 the three tory building-Ho two twenty eight
feet front, and No three twenty feven feet front
For further particulars, apply to
JAMES D. TUCKER.
standifh, October tf
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SHERLEE,S SAL.

CUMBERLAND, SIS.
Tokeit By Execution and 70 Be sold al
.4uctton on THURSDAY the ihird
December merit, al II O'Clock A N
auction room Of Stephen .M'Lelidn aa
othy Fletcher, Ezcaangs Street, Paa-a|
A LII the right IN Equity Of RedeaPt1 !
n Isaiah Woodford Of AVeslbrook, 10 =.
ty, has, in and to the Following deseatE
ged Real Estate, viz - A CERTAIN lo q Il
said estbrook, containing sixty rut' n
same that the said Isaiah together vie y ]
Woodford, purchased Of lisa &C Kuigs /
bearing date December Goth, 1905, sl "a
IN Registry of Deeds for said county, It.
Folio 59A. Also, one other lot Of Laa 4
W estbrook, containing one hundred snl ere
en- square rods---aUd Is the same that al Z
with said Ebeneze: purchased Of fhuna' q
per Deed, dated May Oath, 1906, aad G.
said Registers Book &C, page 59S,wilIsaA
all the buildings thereon, and appurlsuin
to belonging. Said Real Estate was ~
TO Alexander Baker, March "a, 1914 i
the payment Of $3.50, and int--e'
Book 70, page t73-on which there aha
due u sum less than two hundred dOilsD~'S
at the sale.
]. Nj. GERRISH, DTEg
Portland, Oct. 30, 1918
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FARM m BomdOinhGm.

THE fubscriber offers for sale the FARM on
which be now lives. situated the Ridge
10 called containing one bursred asd frrsuty,fvs
asyss of excellent Land, cuts thirty five tons of
good hay and has efficiency of pafiurage asd
tillage with good Tor of Wood, on the fame
Houfe % by 81 feet. well 6niihed, and two
good Barns and TWO young Orchards conta aiming
about 400 trees. mon of them 10 bearing fate.
Tie above will be sold on liberal terms--Apply
TO FREDERICK BATES
Bowdoiuham, Oct Is 4w
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PUBLIC JUNCTION

no be sold by order Of the Judge d Pa
a the county of Cumberland, he wASs
personal estate of BENJAMIN sROIFgls
Portland deceased, viz a part Of ssid pesnsl
tate, on Wednesday the eighteenth dgg d KID
neat, ct 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at the dwelling
Capt. DUDLEY CAMMETr, jun. ID Portals
the residue thereof excepting two oxen iiga
twelve sheep and fifteen tons ofhAg, on Fad
he nineteenh day efNOrtmber neat al il5a
"A. NJ. at the house Of the said deceased ii
ham. NANCY ROLFE, AdariSs
Portland Oct 28.
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To the Honoura6le Senate, and the Hmora-
able House Of Representatives. oftbe Cam
n0n7Ueatb Of D1a0acbalstts, is General
Court aDsmbled.
THE petition Of the iubfcribers humbly heEs,
\ thar the Androicoggin river runs through
the town of Rumford, d,viding The population Of
fad lown and putting the inhabitants to great ia.
convenience in croft & (aid river 10 attend pub
Iic worihiP and the meeting for the election of
town and governmental. oihcer.. And your peti
tioners would further hss Thar the county road
leading from the interior of The County Of oxford
on The north Gde of tho Androicoggin 10 Portland
cgofses said river al Kimbars Jerry 10 callsdl
nigh the mouth of RiLs riyer---,hat poit route
has been eitabihed on said road across laid river
10 (ald town that there Is great increase Of travel
on fad road not only on horses, ba. with carrag
es and teams going 10 market at Portland and
that the public put to great Inconvenience and
delay for want Of = bridge scrois (ad Andres
coggin River 10 faid town Of Rnmford. There
fore your petitioners play that they their associates
and iucceflors may be author zed and empowered
to build bridge acrois said Androlcoggin River
between the mouth of Ellis River and Kimbalh
ferry ia faid town, aud fol- lad purpole be incor
porated body polite by the name Of the pro.
prietors of Rumford Bridge and by thai name may
do and fuffer all things which bodies corporate
may do or ought 10 do and fuffer And for the
purpole of reiu,buraing your petitioners the money
70 be expended ia building tsid bridge they pray
toll may be granted for the benefit of fald corpo
ration At such realonabe rates and allowances az
may be deemed proper and as IN duty bound will
ever pray. DANIEL MARTIN x AZ Others.
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The above mentioned Iols i s.,
part OF the Township granted 4 !, !. I
wealth TO the Academy at Fryeb,l.. Z. =
therefore considered unquestioaabI. !,
the lots are supposed to be yslba5l. \, v. J
soil and timber. To Close eoneoss \ ~ J
sold agreeably 10 The plan and g,s. Y !
without reserve, aud 70 Ionr 4 pe,ioa g =
en-, as probably TO allow The pufeb..s. ~ n
Der lots sufficient. time to realize M I
greater part Of the purchase money 49,.
erly before the payments will fail ips =
ford to esterprising young men il h ~
opportunity TO obtair eligible settIens,'s.
low rates, without the trouble 81 expss~ /
from home 70 seek them.
Further particulars, with The copli..,.
and term of credit, will be made moan !.
plan Of the survey Of Isaiah IncaII. .bsv,
Plication TO the Hon. JUDAH Das,ssI..
A. BRADLEY, Esquire, at Fryeburr, ~ I
As ANGRY DEBLoIs, Esquire, 4. Wsa..
Portland. Oe,oA.,a
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One Cent RemQrd !!

y ANYWAY from the fabscriber On the night
N of the fourteenth inn an indensed apprentice
10 the Hating Business, named LBWfS MAR
ROW, about g years Of age All perfons are
forbid to harbour him or trua him on my account
a. will pay no debt. of bis contracting. Whoev-
er will return him fate and found 90 the fubfcriber,
hall receive one cent reward and no more
ELIPHALET PACKARD,
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sEetE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice TO all
1 concerned that he has been duly appointed,
and has taxed upon him the ,rua of al Adminh-
orator upon the eliae of svLLIND4 TURNFR.
late of Hebron in iad county of Oxford, deceased
by giving bond a. the law directs he therefore
requefls all perfons who are indebted 60 the said
Jeceafsd's elate, to make payment and thoie
xho have any demands thereon TO exhibit the
same for festiement to ADAM TURNER, Ad'r.
OEfober 81.
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NEW GOODS
WILLIAM M'LELLAN n,
Is now opening for fale frefh fupply of
,SeasonabIe Goods.
-AMoNo WHICH ARE =:


Broad Cloths Caffimeres Sattinets-Flannel..--
Baizes--fgured Salisbury Flannels~- Csfimere
Shawls Of all colors-fgured do.-Merino do
Bomba zets--Wildbores-Tarts Plaids-Durants
-Duroys--Britifh COttons-India do black.
brown and green Tabby Velvets-red, blue and
green fix do.-Sik vevet Venng-Satin do. of
different coours-gentlemen's beaver Gloves--la
dies brown, yellow aud black colonization
Shawl, of various coiours printed do common
& figured Vevet Bindings--Esaiian Sewing Silk of
all CO ours Green Canton Crape-ItaIian do
quality AID Shoe Binding Balis--black
and white Down Trnmings-w white brown vel.
low and fpetted Fur do.-Cords aud Tadeis--
Ha,bands, with do --Chinelle Cords and Braids
of all colours-Ladies IndifpelGble Cl&fps--
Purfe do Preach Haircombs-- Tortoise fhell do
Pale do,-common Snaps-barreI Do habit
Bu:tons-Small Scihors-Pen ard Delk Knives,
very nice-chain Buttons--Go with iet Diamonds
-Fifes-C iarioners, &c &c too numerous 20 par
tIcuarze, CHAP FOR CASH ONLY.
Nov 5. Gf(
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Oct 81 1878
/" sNEELEs.n

THE Members Of the PAAH DEUwKyE SocI-
ETY., are hereby notified that monthly meeting
aciu be held al the s Recess" on Tuesday Euen-
ang the 10Th # Norenlber mert, att o'clock
Panctuoi attendance as enjoi1led las The budget
qriH be reopened-.4n address VlH also be delrered
By one ofthe members.
aCsren at the 6 Recess the 26h dayof October
f. ID. 1874. Il. ID. @.
ZOMEYD .4YOUB, g Grand Scribe.o
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Jefferson Turapiks

THE proprietors ofthe Jeferion TWP.
= poration, are hereby notified ~
nual Meeting for the choice Of oD@s
year ensuing, viii be holden atthe dssa' J.
of SAMUEL PLAIsTKD. Esq. on iaid O'l l.,,ll
lalt Monday OF December ne1t. a ls1 y 81
JOHN WILSON ~ :
Lanca(er Oct. 90, 1878.
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Eliab Latham's Esidl'

NOTICE ia hereby given to the H'i rs n
= ' tore Of the eAate Of ELIAB Ia
Of Gray in the county Ct Cumbsria0s + 4
deceaIed and all others eonesrae'
Latham. adminiaratrix Of Eaid eliiis' = i
TO me the fubfcriber, Judge OF me w. 81 Il
bate within and for faid county n'' =. .rDs'
of standardization Of faid slfaie, sll0 ~ ~ y
allowance cut Of the perfonal eiia's :, !, d
ed, and an order TO Cell the rslaa ....
the fame will be con6dsred a. r rr''.,a a
be held at the Probate Office 70 r.. Is NJ
county, on the fourth Wsdneio'J sEs
next at ten O'Clock ia the tofs1Og@s As d
where shsy may be prelsnt aa0 "a ,I \, ~
any they have why the fame HOW
ed IA q
Given under my hand q POfu. w., 4 cs
eighth day of October 10 nc r
eighteen hundred and eighteen TpEEy
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WE the sabscribers being appointed by the
Hon Judah Dana, Esq. Judge Of Probate
for the county OF Oxford TO receive and examine
The claims Of the creditors 10 the estate of
BENJAMIN MLLlAlN. late of Buckfeld IN
said county, TANNER, deceased, inlestate, rep
resented insoivent do hereby give notice that
SIX months are allowed 10 said creditors 10
bring in snd prove their claims and that we
shall attend that service at the office OF mue
F.1rowo. in said Euckh Id on the second Mon
day Of November next and on The Il st Monday
Of December, January, February. March and
April following, from 10 FIVE O'Clock in the
afternoon ofescA of those days.
JOHN LORINC,
LEM AMlN SPALDING.
SAMUEL +. BROWN,
Buckfieid, Oct, 10 1873 CIV.
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NOTICE.

THE seIsamen of Pert'asd hereby give notice
l. thar they wilt be in FELTON,, lheir Office IN
eatutday next 5lff infant. from till S O'Clock 10
he afternoon to receive the evidence of the quail
Scations Of any psrfon TO vote in the election of
Rspreientatives TO Congre(s whole name 10 not
borne on the Iif of Voiers.
By order sftbs Stlsstnta
ISAAC ADAMS, Chairman.
Oct. 81 1918
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JOEL HALL,
JOSEPH GOOLD. JUN.

JOSEPH GOOLD, Jun.
E;As for Gale. at the head of Green treet, ia
4 Wel Market Row, a complete afortment of
West- india Goods and Groceries J;
WINES, IRON, NAILS, GLASS II PUTTY.
M,o-5.ooo W, FEATHERS of good quality,
which he will fell whoIe(ale or retail.
~ Beds filed on hand will be fold at the low
eft price for Caih or Lumber or Country Produce,
Ll.wis-Tke hrft quality of ThomaAon LIME.
Wantsd-In the courfe of or 9 months, SC, 900
white oak hogihead Slaves and Heading.
~ Horses and Carriages, 70 Lss-stabling for
Horfes as uftal If June %.
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THE subscriber hereby gfs' so jIaj 4.
4 all concerned shat he De- De ..s.l d
ted and taken upon hlmseif ~ rD0-Dl +
is,ra,or ofthc estate Of r. 4'..nssri.l< 4.
WindhAm, in the County O. .lhe p !.
maD, deceased, BY giving Dons .,.ons J
he therefore requests - a. essI' Y
debted 70 The sad dseess &C.. no r
immediate psy Hen''i sno II !. ~ ss'ps II !
demands thereon, 70 ezi'ig 49, ! e.
windham, ocf, z, lels
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Farmers Almanack for 1919.

aTIIlefS AltndHdCk LOT 1919.
EUsf received by VIM HYDE No 8, Mus
:, fey's Row. and for sale by grofs, doz or sin
gle the FARMERS ALNfANACK for 1919 by
ROBERT B. THOMAS Esq -diSo Just re ceived the
last vol of Armstrongs I'd edition of Scots FAM.
lily BIBLE. for which subscribers will please cali.
a few complete sets of this most valuable work are
vet on hand for sale. Oct IS.
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Farmers Almanacks for
1919,

1USr received aud for sale at hePORTLA AND
AZ BOOKSTORE, by ISAIAH THOMAS.
Oct Of
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w riting Books,

made ofcommon and supervise Paper--NOTE
BOOKS, &c. &c. for sale al this Office.
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Brunfwick Oct 34

TIE tubicriher hereby gives pSbIic notice to al
concerned thar be has been duly appoint ed
and taken upon himiefshe truit OF AdminiRrator
OF the eiiate ofRNOcH MOULTON,late Of Port.
and 10 tae county of Cumberland Coldfmith, de.
ceaied BY giving bond as the law direcu-he
therefore requsf, all perfons who are indebted 70
the iaid deceafeds enate TO make immediate nav
mens and ihofe who have any demands thereon,
10 exhibit the fame 10
Portland, Oct 2S TIMOTHY FLETCHER
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Commonwealth of Maf7achufctts.


III. In Sen0ts June SD 1918.
ON rhe Petition aforefsd, Ordered That the Pc
ttiooers cauie an atteited Copy Of their Petition,
with this Order thereon, 70 be pubhfhee ia the
Rafern Argus and Portland Gazette three weeks
IN iuccsfiion the Ian publication to be thirty days
a. lealt, befo the iecond Wedu efday of the neat
iefhon Of The preient General Court, thar all per
ions in'ereited may then appear aud thew eaufe,
ct any they have why the Prayer of fad Petition
lhoud not be granted.
Scat d0zVn fer CONCURRENCE.
JOHN PHILIPS, PysfAnt
10 the Houfe Of Representatives Iune 5, 1918.
Read and soneErve9
TIMOTHY BIGEAOW, Speaker.
true copy--Atten
, I. M CLBARY, Clerk of the Senate.
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he iubicriber hereby gives public notice TO
all concerned. that he has been duly appoint.
q and taken upon himself the truR of Executor
o. the Taft Will and Teltament of EPHRAIM
HUNT, late of Brunfwick, in the county of Cum.
oeriand yeoman, deceaGed, by giving bond AZ the
Law directs-he therefore requells all persons who
are Indebted TO the faid deceaGeds elate 10 make
immediate payment and thole " no have asy de-
mands tbei con, 10 exhibit the fame to
JEREMIAH HUNT.
Hrun(xick Ort QQ
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R Domestic Manufactures. -
GILMAN PRICHARD g. co.
HAVE for SALE at Chambers No. SO, Cornhili,
A. A opposite the old State House, Boston, large
and extensive assortment of
o. AMERICAN GOODS, On
CONSISTING OF
90 eases bleached and unbleached SHIRIINGS
and SHEETINGS,
90 do GINGHAMS, CHECKS and STRIPES,
do BED-TICKINGs, CHAMBRAYS and
DIAPERS,
10 do. white aud col'd. Sewing Threads and Cot
ton Balls,
s bales black and blue RROADCLOTHs.
5 do black and blue mix'd SATTINETTS,
20 cases Knapt HATS,
5000 lbs. warranted YARNS, Nos Z TO IL,
Knitting Yarns-Tow Cloth-Windsor Soap, &c.
SC. ON Boston, Nov. 2, 1878.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-05

lilo . subject Of almost uni,srssl ohssfva
ticn, Why sclne plan Is not adop,ed to. ssk,
the ssa monster, who now inhahiis oar neigh
bouTiAg waters. Our hardy .hshermsu
much celebrated for ,heir ensstpnss; but Il
this instance. they appear to have lost sieh
Of that praise and ssward, which voaid &C.
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frsu hiup, sy the decisioo Of tho coaretsst
authority, to be restored ma more.
In the mean time, 90 Congress, orly bave
the power, under our constitution, Of dcc'af-
irg war, and Lsd made no such declaration
against Spain, IL 10 understood that tho Pres
ident does not conceive himself authorised
10 retain the Spanish posts, in ss mach as
siich retention would be IN act war.--lt IA on
This ground, we 0ndcrstaod, that tho resolu-
ZION has been taken to restore the posts,
and to demand from the king Of Spain ihe
punishment OF those officers, whose impfop-
or conduct led 10 their seizure.
The President, no doubt, secs, 10 con- mon
with his countrymen. tho great, sdssntsges
which the United States would derive IRON
tho entire possession Of tho FlorIdss; but
consessedy great as these sdvanisgra would
be, be is no. willing TO gain them, tu, BY the
sanction Of an Ac. Of Congress To have
-fctsiDed fhcve posts, oDder pfeseni ei'sSm-
stances, would certainty have had tho eriof OF
being . sfrong measure but we hope never
to see President Of the United States dis,
posed 20 DO stronger than the Constitution OF
his county for tha, is the paiisdiun, Of in
tetests far more sacred, and at infinitely
higher import 10 the gensfsi esuse Of bsmsn
libe' y, Than any acquisition Of ieIihcsy, bow.
ever vast or advantageous.
o,withstanding this unexpeeied collision
In the Floridas, we truN that The relations OF
sn,ily between tho two nations will be pro-
served; nor can we abandon the hope, tina,
their differences may yct. be settled, on fair
and honorable coDditio0s. We may even in.
duige the hope, that the incidents which
have grown out oI the Seminole wer, how
ever adverse their tendency nsy have ap-
peafed to be, msy contribute essen'islly to
produce ,ha, happy leaoit. Spain must see,
and has practically confessed, her incompc
trney TO maintain her authority in the Flo'i.
DDS, aseins, The Seniooies snd foreign adj
yeotu,ers; and We hope she will see that y
will be much wiser. for her to cede those
provinces al once, than to attempt 70 hold
them on the impossible coodiuon of fulfilling
her treaty 9Th us OF, on the condition no "
bro, hon q . her, by experience, u subject
ing horsCii TO perpetual collisions, sDd e
yenlful losses, which she may now aycst with
ease and honor 20 herself.
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In this town. on the 2eih nit Hiss coHrKa-
MAxos. aged ca years
TN Thursday last, Mss AIRY NcKTs.n, in sl
ad, ,sncsd age.
At.ho5Iie. on the 25sh Of June last, Capt. JArPs
Trw son 81 the isle Coi. iiiis fe,s. OF Lis tD9p
aged 80 years s4st
At .aamackef on tie 10Th IIt. JosIkH BAkgsA,
Etq in the sd year IL his rye. ss
al BrYeifetd. .uoss Bon Olives CRossy,
Member oi The serAie 81 ,h.i stAles ~ s1..t
Al Iin.fsid .hass. ON fIe 6ti, uIt rasA BAsxen,
Esq aged So. oi Cheshire, .bass vruery .f 9EGoi-.
IoHB, on this Island he was one who TOOK very
active part in our revolutionary s,r pgle. lie vas
81 the battle of Whi'e Plans. al the battle of Ben.
nipgiop. and " ib COT Brown, who ifii with nearly
one third st his IN an attack Of the Indians.
lie never iost his love Of tosntry bur was aiwsys
6fp supporter OF her hts Gcd Ebcrliss For sew.
ersl yeais past be wss Town tieik OF Che and
hstioe ct the Peace. tie Was kind hustand, a
tender parent, and tn honest and upright nsn.
At Cheshire, -hHss. very suddenly Mr. EATHAr-
FL BLISS
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NEWPORT.
REPRESENTATIVE ELEGf f1"osN
W'EDNksDAY, AveU1r S, ]sls.

REPRESENTATIVE ELEc {horN.
1his election will take place SIT she last
q uesdsy, being the 25lh OF the present mopsh
NATHANIEL. HAZ >RD. Esquire, OF
t4iaalefo1vn, sod' SAMUEL EDDY, Esq
Of Pysvdeuee, ere the regularly nominated
Republican candidates for Cougs ossioDsI Re.
prcsenta'ives. The choice Of S,ais Repre-
seo,a.ivcs viii be mss.e on the same dsyi and
II behaves the Repu5licsn f'e. menlAsae ses-
eroi ,owns, pune, ,eaIly and generally ~ sttsnd
the polls, in order 10 secure ibeii present as
ccndcucy. Sboold there DO no opposition 10
the Congtcssionnl domination, an s,trnp.
will ossurrd,y be made to change the po'i,i.
cal features OF our Assembly, which msr ca
silly be defeated. Prov. Pof.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-05

We uoderstaod, that ELISHA K. PorrEn,
the defeated candidate for Governor OF this
State at The last election, has commenced an
action for the ds/ominonen s/ HE eharscfer, at
the Cour, OF Com mon Pleas for Washington
county, against Judge THOMAS Far oil East
Greenwich, and has laid his damages at Ten
Thousand Do!iars We have not heard pre-
cisely the grounds OF sction--but-our sia,-
ute allows the rSfh to be gwen in evidence.
Considering the latitude in which Mr.. Potter
has ever INDUCED, when animadserliug on
bis political opponents, il is very Singular
that he should Commence such suit Ibid.
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MARINE NEWS.
PoKT or Ne NJ ONT.
ENTEaED,

ENTEEED,
Brig Perseverance, Wilcox, Hsvs 9a do Russeli,
Eldred, do schr. shibbolelA, Gardiner, de-. bi "
Agenora, Cole, Turks. .lslana sisop B. Z, 5snes.
Cshoohe, ksw-York.
CLEAREp.
sioop shspherdess. 5in ell, l!swyork; 90 hap-
s'aiis. Gardner, do, do Gtssse& 4 n3 ary, Valdez,
do do Betscy. Payne, Aibs.ly; Reaper, Raurus,
Nolioik ship 6eorse & hisiy, Wmslow, RIO ysnena.
The brig Masons Baufh,er. siesberry, vi Wei
hng,on. was at st. Bstis. Jniy 9. disckarsms
WEprss DAY, July 29--Arrivsd brig fsrsever.
snce, Wilcox, Havana. Is days Left, big Nepuuns,
Noriis of this port. 10 sill in 10 days, do Mary,
White, Of do. waiting cargo Af~.N
FRrDAr, July 3i-Arrived sch. hibecieih, Gard
ner. Havana, 10 days
The ship Amazon, Devens. offhis port, arrived on
The 10th OF June, at Liverpool, from Philadelphia
The brig Hiram, Sbesrrnsn, Of this port WAS AZ
ST Euststs, july, 20 saitf for home. in days
Tbs ship General Jackson, Taylor. Of Bristol
srri7ed at Gibraltar June 2 in IS days from Hsvara
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sssnpshy The eapicrs rf TIE espiors ST 30
sugost personsge and which tys concert
Of Efficient measure among them, might be
achieved. II they require some promised
reward, 80 stimulate exerlion, they can have
a guarantee Of Hn fhoHSand dollars Tor The
delivery Of his Snakesbip IN Boston.
Bosfon Gazene.
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IMPORrANT-IF TRuE.

The Charleston CoOrier Of the a5,h ul..
inforMs the arrival there OF the schr. Eudora,
from Havana, with Report broogh, to Ha-
vana, by the schr. MarY-Asn, a. days rom
Csdix, tha, the Spanish Goset nucnt had ce-
ded both the Fioridss 10 the United States.