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I 'fig fubferiber hereby gives public notice to
j all concerned, that he has been duly ap
pointed and taken upon himfelf the trua of Ad-
miniftrasor of the eflare of John MAYNARD,
late of Scarborough. in the county of Cumberland
Gentleman. dsceafed by giving bond as the Law
indebted to the faid deceafed's egate to make i'm
mediate payment and thofe who have any de-
nands thereon. 10 exhibit the (ame TO
Portland Sept 50 Z. BROWNE.
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TIE subscribed ber,by gives public notice 10
all concerned, thai he has been duly ap-
pointed sn- TAKEN u;oo himself. The trus, of Ad.
ministtator OF the estate Ct DAVID TOR
REf, late Of Wessbrook, in theeounty of Cum.
oe,i.nd, mariner deosssed. by giving bond IS
he law diree's--he ,tsreiare re9ues.s all pr
s'ns who sic Indebted to lhe said dece fsed's
estate 10 make immediate payment AMI ID Sc
who havs any demands thereon, to exhibit The
sane TO SILL ESsrxS.
Wss.brsck. Sop, - 1878. -
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In Fairfax, on the 18th inst Mr. Humphrey
Mason. The circumstances of his death, we un-
dersta nd, were these The company to which
he was a ttached had been ordered out for regi-
mental review and inspection at Chipa. Very
early in the morning, in conformity to ridiculous
practice il the country, he with others met at
the house Of IN Office for the purpose of paying
him salute before the company paraded. AT
ter performing this ceremony and partaking very
literally of the bounty which the officer had pro-
yided, Mason and another young man by the
name of Rollins began TO play with their muskets
when the latter, forgetting that has piece was
loaded, undertook to frighten his companion by
swapping 1t at him. The piece being directed at
the abdomen of Mr.. NJ. literally blew out his in
testines. After lingering about half an hour he
expired.-Let the fate of this unfortunate young
man operate as caution to others not to contin-
ne practice liable to many evil consequences
without the possibility of producing any good.
In Windham, on the 18th inst. Mrs. MATILDA
HANSON, widow of the late Mr.. William H. aged
81.
In Cape-Elizabeth, Capt. Ezekiel Jordan,
aged 10.
In this town, Mr.. Samuel Rand, aged 49.-
Mrs. Abigail Tsdd, aged 50.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-29

HAvE received by be Triton, Falcon, Milo
l. Il and other late arrivals, fresh supply o
PIECE GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
London Cloths and Cassimeres,
Yorkshire do. do.
Plains. Drab and Blue
Kerseys do. do.
Fearnaughts,
Worsted and LAMBS wool Hose,
Pelise Cloths Blankets, Coatings,
Wildbores, Flannels, swanskins, Baizes,
Buckram, Silk Umbrellas,
Lib and bundle Pins, Ink Powder,
Pocket Books, Lead Pencils, Windsor Soap,
Cacoes, Furniiures. Shawl Vestings.
Cambrics, Siik Imists, Beaver Gloves,
India Jackoneis, book leno and fancy Mushns,
Light and dark Ginghams
Dimoties, white Jeans, Brown Hollands,
British and Steam Loom shirtings,
Imitation Shawls, Cotton Hose,
English silk Gloves and Hose,
Quality and Shoe Bindings,
Braces and Buttons Banda ma Handkfs.
Choppa RonaIs,
Linen and Cotton Cambria Thread, from No, &c
to $50
Carlisle Ginghams, bpk and olive Velvets,
Navy Blue Prints, Fine Lena Masltns,
Imperial coat Buttons,
Union and Leopard Stars do.
Double Forences, Levansines.
Green Bonnet Silk Cotton Bandannas
Cambria Neck Handkerchiefs,
Do Pocket DO.
Naval Victory do.
Fancy Shawls, Chineie Cords,
Pearl Beads, Bonnet Silks, Kid Gloves,
Patent Linen Thread,
Superfue undressed Prints,
Madras Handkfs, Cuttings, Umbrellas,
Pe0rl Shirt Buttons,
Plated gilt and metal Buttons,
Flag Handkfs. Black Silk do.
Black and colored Safsnets,
Velvet Bindings. Silk Vesiings Tapes.
Italian Grapes, of the FIRST quality,
Black and co'd Sewing Silk,
Bombazetts. Shirt Wires,
English Cotton Balls, of the best quality.
An elegant assortment Of plain and figured
RIBBONS.
IP L. & NJ. expect by The
Ceres, from Liverpool, and Cullen, from London
the remainder Of their Fall Goods, alI OF which
will be sold on good terms Cor cash or credit
September %, 1913.
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NOTICE..

THE annual meeting of the Tfuaees of PAYS
s0Ro ACADEMY will be holden atfthe Acad
envy en- the 18th Of October next ; to be opened
at ii O'Clock A M.--Ihe examination of the ilu
dents will take place on the day mex, following
Exerciies to commence at o'clock A. TN The
afternoon of the same day, an Grafton 10 expected
before the ACADEMIC Society. from John s. 9ar-
rows, EfQ. E1erci(es to commence at 2 o'clock.
AMOS /. COOK
Fryeburg September IS, 1878
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Sirnued or Stolen.

FROM the pafiure of the fubfcriber 10 Windham
! onthe Esd inf. light bay, or generally call
ed dark red MARE. about ten years old, with q
black main and tail, sro,s ALL and itraight built
carried her main on the left 1de of her neck.
Whoever will give information of the place where
ae may be found or return her TO the owner, fhall
be fui,abIy rewarded and paid all necefary expen
fes. THOMAS VARNEY.
Windham Sept. z6th
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SALES AT AUCTION

on THURSDA Y NEK1', at i2 o'clock.
For tie bensft cfaL phOn ii may concern,
>A4SN THE hull cfthe British schooner DEM
N18 ERARA-TRADER, Thomas Rock
CLIP, Master, now lying st Central
Wharf together with her spars, rigging, saiis,cabie
anchors cabin furniture, &c. An inventory 0,
which may be seen. by calling on JOEL HALL,
al No. IT, LopgWharf. Sept 2s
S. M'LELLAN, ! 4duchon-
T FLETCHER, GERS
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STOVES.
NATHANIEL CROSS.

LAS FOR SALE at bis store in Mdde-street,
4 l. Portland. Cast Iron Oval STiOFES, of diff
terent sizes, suitable for School and Counting
rooms-Open Franklin do. with CRATES and
oval sheet iron do.--Tin and sheet iron Funnels--
poished tin, Coffee and Teapots--brass and japan
ed Lamps Of various kinds--plsted and iron Can.
dlesticks-Nurse Lamps-Blocktn Teapots--Pew-
ter Platters--auart Basons--Porringers-R Re-
doctors. for Stores--Looking Glasses---Japaned
Walters Brass Kettles--Japaned Candlesticks,
with Shutters Together with ali kinds Of TIN
WAKE. Sept. 90,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-29

Progress of +" Good FEELINGS" ---En the
Worcester SPg, meeting of the Erie nds Of
the present State and National Governments
has been called TO agree Upon the nomination
OF suitable gentleman TO represent Worces-
ter North District in Congress.
Progress Of" Bad Feelings. The Philad.
Democratic Press, of the 10Th, denounces a
Caucus held in that city. which it thinks will
probably &C issue in more close UPTON between
part of the Old School Democrats, and the
Federalistsn elbow" it asks, " will the
Old School Republicans like to see ticket
OF half federalsts, and half old school men,"
Lord Chesterfield, speaking OF himself and
Lord Tyrawley, when both were very old
and infrm. said-Tyrawley and have been
dead these two years but we don't chuse to
have it known.
The Connecticut Convention, has passed
TIE new OOflStflutfOH OF ousciuulCHi, t0f ~
81, and it is. to be submitted 10 the people OF
The respective towns Of that state on the first
Monday of Oct. for their affirmative or mega
tive votes.
!, Court of Enquiry has been ordered al
Mobile by Gen. Ripley, TO investigate the
conduct of Lieut.. Beall, in reference to the
demolition Of the jail in that place.
A letter from Savannah states that the steam
boat company's boat, No. 7, while on her
way from Savannah to Augusta, with a valua-
BILE cargo Of dry goods, sc. struck upon snag
in the river and sunk.
A Pennsylvania Farmer states, that g the
water in which potatoes are boiled, sprinkled
over gram or plants, completely destroys all
insects, in every stage Of existence, from the
egg TO the Hy."
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-29
Il file Of soldiers for the state produced ut singl
birth

friend in Chatham county, under the date of
Sd inst. informs us, that, the eth ult. Mrs. P.
Horton, of that county was delivered of three
hearty male children. They have been named
George Washington, Andrew Jackson, and Ma
poleon Bonaparte and of course, according to
the Shandean system, have all the chances ofbe-
coming great men that distinguished names can
give them. They weighed in the aggregate, / /
Id pounds; that is to say, George Washington,
q, Andrew jackson, Sd, and little Napoleon, 3
IL. Who knows but at some future day, as with
the Horafii and Curatii, the scale of battle may
hang upon the proves of these three brothers !;
and the victorious arm Of him decide the fate of
anation, who, at his birth, might have been
crammed into quart mug. " C. Observer.
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GAZETTE -. Nuw..
PORT OF PORTLAND. ,.

ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS
. .drrired, Sept. 22d, Schr.. Edward & Mary,
Burgess, from St. Johns, Newfoundland, with
riaster, and 80 passengers--schr. Reaper, Drink
water, from Philadelphia, with Flour-schr. lis
lie y, stanwood, from do. with do.--schr. Samuel
Tyler, Richardson, from Lubec, for Newyork,
with Plaster--sloop Favourite, K night, from Bos-
ton, for st. Johns, with Flour, Corn, Bread and
Iobacco.-25th, sloop Aurora, Thomas, from
koDinstown, for Boston, with Lumber Fish
schr. Antelope, Ross, from Boston, with Molas-
ses, lea, Brandy, 6zc.-sloop Jones Hale, Jones,
from Boston, with sundry merchandize-sloop
Jefferson, Prince, from Baltimore, with Flour
Goth, sloop Globe, Rowland, from NewbuFyport,
with Flour Apples-schr. Relief, Baxter, from
Newyork, with Corn and Tobac co-schr Regu-
lator, York, from ST, Andrews, for Philadelphia,
with Plaster-sloop Venus, Roberts, from Balti-
more, with Flour-schr. Ardent, Drinkwater,
from Philadelphia, for St. Johns, in ballast-27th
U. 5. Cutter, Detector, Drinkwater, from
cruise.-28th sloop Caty-Ann, Blanchard, from
Boston, with merchandise.
CLEARANcEs.
Foretgn.-sept. 22d, schr. Hero, Tyler, fer
ST. Johns.-23d, sloop Fancy-Packet, Waite, for
ST. Johns-brig Nimrod, Prince, for St. Andrews.
25th, schr. Reaper, N. Blanchard, for St. Johns
sloop Olive, Drinkwater, for do.--brig Morning
Star, Smith, for do.
codsfwise.-Sept. Esd, schr. Syro, Emery, for
Saco-sloop Messenger, Porter, for Boston
goth, sloop Packet, Lowell, for Boston.
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To the Honorable The Se7ate and the Hones
Of Representatives. in Geosral Coayt S.
sembsd--
THE undersigned bsgs leave hum,olv 10 r.nrs.
fent, that Silas Lee, late of Wlicaffs,. 10 the
county of Lincoln, Eiquire, deeeafed On the third
day Of September 1890, having been bound as
iurety for your petitioner to one Roher Percy and
your petitioner having alfe Previously given up to
iaid Lee certain demands, your petitioner had 4.
eainfa him and having alto cauied certain I.nds
lying ina the then county of Lincoln. which we're
the property of your petitioner to be eonvevsd ~
fad Lee, as collateral fecurity to indemnify hin,
from faid bond-ArId the laid lee on ,he fsia
third day OF September, gave your petitioner =
writing hgned by laid Lee wherein faid Lee a.
greed and promMed that if your petitioner fhould
fave him the iaid Lee harv.!efs from all ccff, asa
damages from or by reafen of faid Lee. 6gnin0
faid bond, that ne wop',d accoun. with your pe,is
tioner for the fums FOR which certain lands men
toned in iad Lees writing with your petitioner.
might be iold for, or ffaid lands hould not be
fold TO convey iad lauds the partunfold to your
petitioner When requened 70 to do !; Your petition
er irif 10 sakeup and charge and canceland de-
liver TO laid Lee the bond aforefad Nov YOUR
petitioner fays that he Aas paid and discharged the
bor4d aforelaid and ipdemni6sd and laved harmless
,ae faid Lee from the fame, and thar the follow.
ing tracts Of land part of the land mentioned in
laid agreement Of faid Lee vet not fold by faid
Lee and ought TO have been conveyed by faid Lee
previou, TO bic death 10 your petitioner viz Ger
tain pieces of land lying in HalloweIl on the eaa
eide of Kennehec river, being thofe parts of what
is called The Wing farm, which remained unsold
by the faid Lee At tie time of his death.
Your petitioner therefore prsys that Tempe Lee
Adminiftrarix on The eate of the faid Sill 40 Lee,
deceased, may be authorized and empowered 10
convey faid !. Nd 10 your. petitioner. 20 thar he
mayhoid the fame in bis own right, and asin duty
bound will ever FRAY. JN0. JONES.
January 1913
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pie as soon as they can obtain powder and
ball" -Four whites, on their way to St.
Mary's, have already been murdered by the
Savages."
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SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
sail Of British vessels, &c of them brgs) from
the w. Indies, and all, except one, with cargoes,
arrived at Norfolk 18th inst.
letter from Buenos Ayres, of June 6, states,
that not prize had arrived for the four previous
months and that the English have the whole
trade.
Vessels under the Turkish flag are to be adj
mitted into the ports of the low countries, on the
same footing, as respects duties, Dutch vessels.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-29

Progress Of :. Neao Englaad feelings -
Gov. CLlsros, of n. Y. has appointed Thurs
day the 9Th Of November, to be observed as
a day of Public THANKSGIVING through
out that State
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-29

THE Annual Meeting Oft the socIsTT soa TIE
ILLOGICAL EDucATIoN, is to be holden on the
Sse0ad Wtassfdoy OF October next at nice o'clock,
A. NJ. at the new Meeting houfe in the IN Parifh
Northyarmouth. d. THURST0N, SssYv.
Sep, a. 8.a
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Portland Benevolent Socicfv.

THE members of Portland BsaeuaIeat Society are
hereby notified. that their Annual Meeting
for The choice of Officers, BIC. will be holden at
the Court House. 10 Portland on WEDNESDAY
f5s 14sb IF 0ss5sy nest OF oels ia t5e afssysass.
STEPHEN LONGFELLOW, Ir. Sec'ry.
Portland, Sept. &C.. 1918
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Married.

In this town, by Rev. Edward Payson, Mr..
CHARLES fioT, to Miss MARTHA-ANN WyLLy
both Of Savannah, Georgia.
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SPANISH DOLLARS.

Z PER CENT premium given for Spsnifh Dol.
= lars. at No Io'aud No. 95 Long Wharf.
Po,sI0sd, Sept. If
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Commonwealth of MaiTachufetts.

Ia Sessfs, June ssB 1918
On the Petition aforefad 0,d1ss, that the pesi
TONER aufe an attened Copy of his Petition,
with this Order thereon 10 be publifhed ia the
Portland Gazette three weeks fuecefEvey, the Ian
publication TO be made thirty days at lean before
the fri wedneiday of the nexs feion of the pref.
emf General Court, that all perfons nterefied may
then abpsar and ihew csule. Gf any they havel
why the Payer of laid Petition lhculd DOT Do
granted.
Seaf dssra fer sSsss,r~ss
John PHILLIPS. Pssedsss
ia the Houfe Of Representatives, JvsE Oh isIs
Read and concurred.
TIMOTHY BI0ELoW Speaks.
4 trus copy-Attef.
MCLEARY clvl sf f5s ssusfs
III A ATILSs
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TO LET,

a CONVENIENT two nory DWELLING
"A HOUSE Ituated ar the bottom of Frank.n
Rreet Ipquire at this Office. Sep 90
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oFF'resh Goods.
TAPPANS MANSFIELD,

No. SIS, State-Street, BOSTON,
HAvE received by be Triton, Falcon, Milo
l. l. and other late arrivals, a fresh supply o.
PIECE GOODS,
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!, Court of Enquiry has been ordered al
Mobile by Gen. Ripley, TO investigate the
conduct of Lieut.. Beall, in reference to the
demolition Of the jail in that place.
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The Savannah Republican states, tina, TOO
q 800 Indians are encamped near the Mus
guelo, and 1000 on The St. Johns river, who
peelare themselves hostile to The u. States
sla threaten to make war on the frontier PEG
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for sale Al TITS OrSlcF
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George Liar, who lately murdered his ia,
Tier near Hagarstown, (Md.) delivered him.
se;iup 70 the civil authority Of that place, or
The 18Th inst. From the time Of the murder
T. shai Of his surrender, which was 26 days
he wandered in the woods and MOUNTAINS
su',,istiug Oh wild food
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4 Portuguese ship, from the Brazis, OF
1890 tons burthen, carrying is or 90 guns.
and laden with | 200, 600 lbs. sugar. and 9th.
ff merchandise, has arrived at The mouth ci
HE pcsapsco in distress, prize to Patrio,
lriyaieer She has been lbelled and claim
81 by the Portuguese Consul at Baltimore.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-18
uz:@:O:%s:zmr----
india tY.IRF.dRE.

1t appears by a ia,e Contamination Fsom
'Geae al Gaines I'm this d'y's paper, 20 the
,Govefcour OF Georgia that there is no hope
CT avoiding a severe contest win the Iodians
on the southern frontier. Noihiny, the Gen
erai believes, shoct of u thorough, chasti.e-
rnent, will bring iheu, to ierms Of ami'y aod
peace. Cenerai Jackson is taking measures
to bring he Scminolcs 70 their senses. Ee
oever does things By halves Hell called
70, 1000 mounted Tenoesssans, who, have
probably Joined the Chief e,e this. As soon
a. Old Hickory gets MISUNDERSTANDING distance,
the pubck may depend tina, 1t viii not be
long before the Red Saeks are siumpes.
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shsissss.s ~ s.o.eel:ea. I, Is a;so uadcr.
stood thai the msmoria.isi, hsve presumed
70 reject on the mrnbets ,Ma courts mar.
tial, composed Of o!.icc,s q long s,sndins in
the pssy; ths, their meetings have been held
Ssh apparent secicey, anl The n,emo,ial stu
ouyywnhbcld from their commsoders, who
would readily sane,ioo any measure having
lor rs object the good If the service. Ii,
esnnn, DC denirs that il Is the bouasien duty
Of officers, moro s,pecially When on tor.
eiEn station, 10 cultivate towards each other
the paoss perfect harmony and good will bul
II Is the opinion OF the undersigned, tha, the
condeet Of the memorialis, is calculated To
have contrary effect. The s.ndersign
are therefore impelled BY a sacred duty we
owe our coen;iy and ourselves, TO remeye alt
those officcn i,om under onr respective CON-
esands, AZ soon as the public service win ad-
nit Of the same, ss VIC eanno, but eonsidcI
the sisuers OF the memorial as having ior-
frici all claims to our conSJence, ind taei,
exsmple ss endangerinI Ihe vessels eutrusi-
ed to our charge.
We have tho honor 10 be, very respectful
ly, sir, your obedienl servsn,s,
(Signcd) NVN NJ. CRANE,
Js. OnpE CRsioHros.
GEO. w. Rcokns,
- TDos GAMBLE,
J. 4. NrcBoLsos,-
EpM =. ERNsxbY.
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TIC committee OF the. u. >. Senatr, % whom
was referred q mcmorisi Of ce,taia ofic c,s
OF the navy, attached to the Medher ansao
sqdadron, have, among o;bes matte S,
made public the following letter: 1
United STATES Shin WaS6insf2u,
..fy. Pors a1ahoa, Alh dloy. l9i7.t
>SIa-I have the honor 70 transmit herewith
an aitested copy OF ietier written 10 me by
the captains and commanders oftie squadron
fully coocur with those gentlemen In o.
pinioo, and shall believe il to be my duty TO
comply with their REQUEST so TAR IS to permit
the officers complained Of 10 return to the
United States, ss soon as b. can be done With
out injury to the public service.
have the hooor to be, very respectfully,
sir, Your ob't Humble servant, tt,L
---t. CHAUNCEY.
TO he Hon. BENZ. ~. C,ovningshietd &ere-
fary Of hhc Navy.
S,p-Wc, the uodcrsigoed captains end
commsodc,s serving in the squadron under
your orders, have heard With deep regret
,lu nsu2 Of Ihe iieutcnan,s ssd other com
missioncl officers belonging 10 the vessels
ander our respective commsnds, have for
mAfded 10 ,hs f,on. Senate Of the United
States, a -menoosisi, which in our opinion is
calculated to cx:e,s disa ffecuen snd insubor-
t,ns,ion 10 the navy, TO bling iuio contempt
service bcrerofore distinguished Tor ns rePo-
,s,ios,, and good government.
The andersigosd wish 10 be distinctly IN.
derstpod, that il is DOT against pet,ioning the
legislature gor aredress Of real vfoogs, that
We oow proteH, but against tho manoef,
,ime and office, sf The me moris'is,, which u
.ru'y repre- iepsed 70 US, y a. follows They
complain tibet they bavs been opp'essso,
and seQuifs thst the 3o,h article oi an &C,
Cor ,Ac osl.er govessmant ef the navy, snoaid
be revised and 90 amended a. TO designate
the pusisbmsns Of offenders, and
!, is believed ut hey even 20 so bar a, TO
,bsesssa INA, should their imaginsy gtier.
.sosss e-s ~ restessssL shsy wi!i resort 10
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MARSHAL'S SALE. =
UxIrSD .SqxTks or .fvERfch,

.,F- Rhsde.f .fsiand DfsGr.es, A
pURsUANr to warrant frcp, the lion. DAvip
HowsLt. Esq Judge cr the United S,s,es Court,
Tor tie District Aforesaid
Notice - hereby givsp, p,t there will be sold q,
public soes.on on Mo'dsy she 2d day Of March next,
At ~ O'Clock m The fo.enooB al CogHeslsll's WHAT
IN Sesport, for t< bcneGt Of whorn Il nay hcresf-
GER ecncstn. re seh. -. karsuo, with her tackle,
apparel, anJ boat
The schooner .an be sxsmincd presious &c the
sale, at said cOggssiai,t shat wbere She now lies
- yK 5fxrER. .MrsaaL
Scvpot. Feb s, ieie
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PHOPOS.SLt
BY kAyM0RE K MILLS,
ron rusLisHixo DY sus.cnIrTiow Az onic
aSAL WORE, no SE EmTIrLEp,
The TOUR
Or
JAMES MONy.O<,

pEESIDEAG' or TIE U.1ir.<y. sy17,rc D,
The YEyR .sIz ,'''0'--,'
Together with ske,Sts OF ,d;s ~ -, .ero,,,, os
his election and inaug,rsl, speech, with H;s,presi
and "coesspi"c.t (notiees tg iEe pisccy tIroush
which he passed j., hi, tour. '''A~
nr SVUJNAm WALDO, ESQ.
Co~r.Lt.s or ROBBERS JUUnNkL
TIE py'ssSe Of the Chief Mrgs,asie ofa Crcst
na'on ,rnrc sgb the conElry over whfh I've presds,,
enc seidorr Witnessed, AID eannot he viewed
nnt win the HyeIest interest. The recent 1oof of
'e rresiden, Of be uoi,ed ssa,es ihro large sns
portanf see,spn of the Union. produced sensa,ics
ia American bosorps which the rest Of the wotld
may justly enry, but cannot hote 10 enjoy. IN tha
PIcsiden, ,h. peopic recognized political Sa,ler.
r'ac so,ci.oas Tor nrir hoff,sess ihsh FOR hb az
g'andissmsaf. Hc WAS eyesy where received With
cordial attachment. and returned the ciyites be-
slowed upon hin. " lib diSnifrd sHsbilfy. brief
account of such mAoisT RA rz--of his Eircfisy--
his 1sr and tic Csnnhy thfeueh which he passed,
f executed With ioIersble abiily. oanpot ke unia-
tcfesing TO the citizens az tie United Bates.
Should .br Patronage of the work, jas,f,-fhe cx.
pence, II Will bs orDsrnon,ed With an elegant por-
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states. execu,ed., cngra,er Of the Grstrcpuvs
talon. ..-..t:-
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-18
MISSION TO CAPE HENRY.

We understand from a correct source,
(says the Baltimore Gszere) tha, the u. S.
sIoup OF wa, Hornet, is under sailing orders
for Cape Henry, (HaytD aud that an hmbas.
ssdor Will proceed In her, 10 demand from
the King Of Hay,i iodsmn'iiGstion Tor secues-
tered American properly.