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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
HANNAH YOUNG.
Commonwealth of Mafachufetts.

In he HoyE Of Rpygsntaiiver, 3pze Stb 1901.
ON the petition of Hannah Young widow Of, aud
sdmnniatratrix the eRafe of Henry Young ate
OF Cufhing in fad county Of Lincoln Mariner, de-
cealed; praying that fhe may be empowered TO con-
vey certain pieces of land therein mentioned to Cor
nelius Davis
ORDERED that the petitioner notify All perfons
concerned, ny pnbilhing copy Of her petition and
order thereon, ia of the Newt papers printed 81
Portland, three weeks fuccemveiy--the lat pub ia.
on to Be thirty days before the feeond Wednesday "
the next feoa Of the General Court thar they may
then appear and 1hev caufef any they have whv the
prayer Of ad petition fhod not Ne granted sent up
for concurrence, EDWARD II. ROBBINS. Ss.akrr.
IN Senate, June 1871, Sol Real and co1currrd.
DAVID COBB, Proficient.
"A true copy -AtteR
GEOR0E s. VAUGHAN clerI sf SnaE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
Bartlett Adams.

SCULPTOR and STONE CUTTER.
ID Eipectfuy aoquaints his friends and the public,
~ that he has lately received good afortment Of
Connecticut Free-Stone, uitable for Hearths, lambs
and Mantels, Steps, Water Tables, Belts, Window
Caps and ST Is.
Aic, a few hundred feet Of wrought Coarfc Stones,
fu'tahe for paving dewalks, and before front doors,
for kitchen he4rths
All kinds Of Monumental work, done on reafonable
terms-ncar the corner Of Federal and Fin Ieet.
Portln9 TaLY &c.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

Ian Weinefday, wa, ordained 10 the paHo.
nal care Of the Church Of ChriR, in Cap. Eli
saJsiI, the Rev. WIrLiAm Cisco. After Gng
ing, the e1ercifes were introduced by prayer
By he Rev. Mr.. Tobgi6n, Of Freeport fer
non, we'll adapted 10 the location, was deliver
dby tb- Rev. Mr.. Miksm77e, Of Str4tham. il
N,w-Hamphire, from Acrs. XVI. W. THE
n's gf he Jtr7'aHt5 Of IT. m9F hg5 GOD. evbie6
if.r1 70 ~ tbs qvqy of Ialvafio1. The ordaining
prayer was BY the Rev Or. Dt4nc, Of Portland ;
he Charge bv the Rev. NJ Gilman, 1t North
Yarmouth and the concluding prayer ~ the
Rev. Mr.. KlAeg Of land.-Ths pr4lmcdy
was well performed and the crowded audi.
sace very attertive.
BaGd b he man aOJO e0reet5 to this 3e2ble ia
tx name sft5s Lord"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

n Il perfons indebted 10 the fublcriber for the
"A poRace Of papers, are hereby Informed that
their accounts from the beginning Of bis riding a.
pot 70 the irft Of Oaober next, unlef5 tettled will
be left ID the hands of an attorney. They mnt
frttle with the poRmaters Of whom they receive
their papers Such prrfons as have become fub
fcribeTs Gnce October 1860, are not included IN thu
above requrf, though OF account OF unavoldabI,
expcnie, by attention 10 pun6tualty they would
coufer an Obligation upon their very humble i-rvsnt,
JACOB HOWE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

HhG wv IIE .t
THIS Sarer, examining tie books at tie Ssreia,
B found tee f0I0as and plantations il tbs county b.re-
alter mentioned Dad Not rseriVd tie Lazp5 g IBIS and he
United State', ana tie MAP sbs Commonwealth 10 4bib
thy zets f7sd and they bid nse5v5ers in riegtaye
fbf Pr9Ht year, Be e0Hdh 7voua Be 70, their oaTsaenee
10 bsOe them boggbtt h4 biiee.
TIE SeeS'n ToVOH Clerk sr J9; fOrour a,e yegrse4
TO 6ydzr their Ordrs for tim ard ey b4f5. dtiyeye4
WCODBUP1- STOPER
y. D. The names Of the towns ID Plantations are,
Towns--viz Gray, Stdndiih, Turner, Hebron, Buck
held, Paris Norway, Ctsfeld Hartford, Sumner,
Rumford Brdgton
Panyatons-viz. Raymond, FintRon PeicpCcot
Gore, TyngRown, Holiness Tra4.
Portland, June goth, 1901
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

CTRAYFD or folen on Monday iaf, from the
- encloiure Of the widow Jane PtterI5a, OF Brunf
wick, dark red HORSE, about fourteen and an
haf hands high, FIVE years old, black name and
tai, PAGES and trots-the hair Of his foot locks
lately cut off Any perfon who will give info ma
ton Of the thief, II 0uen, and Horfe or return
faid Hor(e to me in Bath, fhaIl b. Handsomely re
warded. JOHN PETERSON.
BsB ruas as.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
A Valuable Situation.

TO BE SOLD. HOUSE and BARN, on an ex-
Il cellent lot q Land. ii Portland near the center
ot the ;o"n 70 poPuious and growing nreet, with
well OF good water TIE lot i 90 feet front coz
tanning nearly half Ar ofL4nd filed with variou,
kinds q fruit being fine firu4ron tor garden, Or
tor huIIneis inquire ~ the Printer.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

From LonGo1 Paper.
Sir r Abercromby, in the action of the Il
efMsrch, killed with his own hand, the French
Geo. Rioze. The enemy's caValry had Pene-
rated to the fpot where the Britifh Comman.
Al had taken poi to obfyrve ana direa the
hank, and were overPowering cur party when
81 Sidney Smith, with a divifon Of feamen,
,rry.i to their fnccour Sir Ralph was then
\ the at If arugglrng with Cen Rio1e fer
n fword which wrefting from him he plunged
Fiaro his bofom, and Immediately after, in &C.
Enovl,dgement Of the Promp and gallant afif.
sDss Of Sir Sidney, prefented to him the trophy.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
porflano,
MoyDAD july 20, 1901.

al, afternoon, arrived brig Horizon,
lsa'.rh "A hours from Bottom. Near
s'qt L1'; an was hailed by the Briri(b AooP
ssson d. pl'araf. which is waiting off Bottom
eF" * Freach corvette lie 3sreean =
~ a, n commander made fev:ral inquiries
] .a;ou the Frenchman.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
Wheaton's Taundice Bitters.
Boxes, 46-Pis, ar

SrrTa4 p Pin J fitv5 Patent rozT ne PrsfSsa sf tbt
United Staies.
HE fucc:isful ef-ts Of thefe Bitters have been
a folly experienced, n correcting and carrying
on J4andicy and bilious matter from the fomach
and Al rhe fame time strengthening the Ronach,
IocreaIng the appetite, and removing the finkiDg
flInt d'treGed ceiling, and the Grepy duh heavi-
nets, 70 q agreeable 20 be borne, ahJ the pre- fTure
and dfrcis Of breathing reGoring alto frength to
TIE weak and trembling limbs, removing the Yellow
aes Of COuuteuance 20 common TO janndcy and
weakly people, and ALTO the dzIineIs Of the head
and weakness Of the fight. They remarkably re-
heye low IPlritcd and melancholy peope ami carry
OF 5Yite-ic and hypococdriac Complaints. They
are AZ excellent remedy for crofuJonf and tcorbu-
tic dhorders They are very ufefuI for Seamen 10
take often when at f-a, particularly il warm eli
mates, 2s 4 prefcrvatve aEanf difordera incident
80 iach climates (Which are generally Putrid and
blGous) by removing obtruttious, clrryiDg off biles
and giving free circulation To the hood.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
School Books.

\ cheap as can be pu Oh drt % 5, Nor bv The
4 dozen or Jingle may be had at T-at, Bo,l lore.
A'fo an eegan' sGortmcnt Of LITTER PAPER.
Mute IN ihests-Ve'Ium Drawing and Nuic p.
per-Drawing Boole,--BeA warranted lnk-povder. NV
the dozen or paper =
BLANKS, and STAMP PArFR v.h,o
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

roIendd ball hasbeen given on board the
,-;r,,e United States at Wilmington, at which
4, pre6dent and Heads of Department were
The marine corps encamped at Wilmington
~,olas cf between and 500 men.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
FOR SALE.

q VERY convenient DWELLING HOUSE. n
= delightfome and healthy part Of the town.
q Free.freef. Likewift, other HouCe M
Da7foyd: fr-rf, and Stare Rrfst, which commands
mott beautiful Proipett Of the town and ..srbor.
Either Of the houfrs will be fold On saw rims
for the Ptrchaier. For terms apply u
Portland, Tunt a.. -
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

70 tie len. TIE Sr-ats, and Gertl.nls1 Of f5e HJe
Of R-prseHtativeJ 81 the Common zUeahb Of Malta
cbu/Sttj.
ME Petition Of Hannah Young widow of, and
4 AdmiDi(tratX the elare of Henry Young, late
OF Culhng, IN the county of Lincon Mariner deceal-
ed, hum'y Ghewc,h--That your Petitioners hulbAnd
had IN the year 1872 ione land in fad Cuhing APP,
Praed and et off him in full Gatisfaon Of an exs-s
cuton, obtained agant Richard Adams Of f4id Culh-
ing, Mariner-that the lad land dpolcd Of il the
LAID decealeds lifetime Cornelius DAVIS Of faid Cuh-
ing-that before the time Of redemption had expired
and before any legal conveyance fad land was made
your Petitioners huband died lea in February 1900.
Your Petitioner therefore humbly praYs that your
honors would empower her in her faid Capacity 70
make and execute legal Deed Of conveyance Of lad
land ~ the aid Cornelius Davis according the mites
and hounds iet forth in he return made On The fad
execution and your petitioner as in duty bound lbau
ever pray.
HANNAH
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
TO BE SOLD,

y Number Of HOUSE LOTS, STORE LOTS. and
4 WHARF PRIVILEGE. at be head of the tide a.
'aco Fas' in Biddeford, pe4f4ntly ltuatcd and con-
Tenent tor buhneis. The premifes may be viewed
and the terms known by applying to
Jeremiah Hill.
BiAafoy1 faa. 10 1S1r
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
FOR SALE,
BY NewhalI & Walton,

NO. 3, LoNC-WKARF.
ID USStA Duck, Ravens Duck, Gables, Cordase,
N Ruhia, Swedes, and spanilh Iron, Writing Pa
per by the bale. Tuiy 40
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

w ANTED TO take as an Apprentice, a yoIne Lad
from = to "a yeas of age-to he pIaci24lly
employed n Mercantile BuGneE-a; which p'ac- re
may he 'nitrutted iu,h literary requirements a. aIc
ntcettaTy therefor. Such Lad ponefng inte.ri.y III
heaTt' and Psrirver IN huGntE viii ind luitab,.
encouragement; by applying 70 The Printer hereof.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

T'BE Suhfcrb7r-, having been appontedRhy the
Il Hon. Judge ofProbate for the county ii York,
Comniihoners 20 receive and examine toe claims
II nc teveral creditors 10 the rfate of THOMAS
klMBALL, late ot hlfyca, ~ flid ,ourtt, woman,
d1ctaed' reprriered ,niolvrnt hereby give notice.
ihat they vii attend tor that purpofc AT Inc dwell
ing hou:- * che faid dcceaf-d il Alfred Oh The
third Monday of this and the five following Months,
from % 2 O'Clock ID the AFTERNOON of la,d dave
WILLIAM PARSONS,
ABIAL HALL
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

'HREE Or four Taurnc ymc1 a' -hc Boot and shoe
Il making buHrcf Inc bIghen wages ana con
t3ht employ Will ri gwen ior The ben cf workpen,
and cath paid every Saturday night Inquire II nm,
Office o. il
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
nr,raYALS EPOM OFFIck.

=. s,ceIlency Wiatbyob Sargent, E'q Gov.
~ of,bs Mfifppi territory, 10 be lu-ceeded
4 I'm. c. C. Claiborae, Eiq.
p ~ ~ n Miller, Supervisor for the Diltria
,p,' Sr TO be fucceedei by General
Psr Mpbt05Tg CAM,
,,;.e roa;ce Of the Circuit Court ofthe United
~ Co. tbe fifth Circuit in Southcarolina.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

u The above Brters are for aIe by JOHN
COE, AT No. I, Fifh-freet.-And at his Shop IN
Ns7UgI uccEcr.-prce 36 the Box.
P2,tia7i, Tu!T IA, t8O1.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

THE Subscribers, being appointed ~ the Hon.
a Jonathan Bowman, Efq. Judge Of Probate for
The county Of Lincoln, 70 receive and examine The
claims Of the fevsral creditors ID the eatr IF Capt
EDWARD PAYSON, late 81 Camden, IL fiid
county, decafed, reprefented infcIvrnt hereby
give notice, that the time allowed the creditors 10
bring u their claims and prove The fame to the
commh1ouers, expires on Frtay.th fourth day Of
September next, and that they will attend Gid fer.
vice on the lat Friday Of July, the fecond Friday
OF AuaaO, and hrit Friday of September next eufu-
irg, at one O'Clock, P NJ ir each day, at the late
dwelling houie of laid deceafed, in Csmbden.
ERASTUS FOOTE.
BENJAMIN CUSHING, C'"''TsS''7'Ti
July II, 1907.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Napt. Tucker, Of the ship anklin. Of This port,
e1ha uen Philadelphia to Dublin, writes 10 his own
|1 laitade 40, long 81 fell in with 4 number
oAI1" n our ahoat-Of which he picked up thirty
~, marked TX. No generally about 7oo-sl, New
~. P~tuon-f0re Branded LLOYD Others Sanger
cmd, ( Co. Capt Tuck writes that they appear
1'naVe been Aowed among Wheat, and probably
'"'eSn over board to tighten fome Ghip that had
hong hem
p nc hnne capt. Slower OF this port, was left at
sday '''O' 'He 'h'oo'e . june u '1'' IN
an ar'Iv'd at ggeaSt July 4th, the FngrGh nip MID
4, capt MLeod from Mary Port.-Iune I'd in
l.4 81 long. 80, rS, fpoke flip Minerva, of Port
- RON S'lumore' bound q Liverpool. all we'll -
s.- i1 49, A. long IS a., fpoke brig Rownco
~ Ne~york ~ days out, bound 10 Liverpool, All
va. June = LAT AZ, 8 long. 46 13, fpoke nip
49, gton' Of Portland, Wilton, matter bound 10 Eu
- jung n Ia. AZ So long 81, 8, fpoke brig
p s.iv1.' n New6edord B. Coleman. matter, from
-4''7''a' bound q Liverpool ~ days out, All well
.r,Dla oa, JIy H-Performing Quarantine. Windfor
49,, Jo1es late matter. from Martiuiuue-TEe
e,.r i"nea from Martinique, the m Nav, for
!, Win izl Frcnck, D4nih aad Swedn prifon-
49, 80 AZ o. Eul4ti4, 81. Martins &c with feet
AZ eyuVoV q leveral frigsics After being out Al
n,,, 9eary N tho entrance Of the channel having
cners e. "'e convoy IN gale OF wind, the prf-
yvc,,s, Su al ungnardcd mor1eut, roEe on the crew
81, ~ a. and made themfclves matters of the
~. an. FEARFUL Of falling in with fome of the nurner.
ihs 1azsrs on the Frcrch coaR bore away for
fr-. 80 states and made Cape Cod few days
ds,, clS1e tney landed the Brith feaoen and fol-
cg,, - 0oa'd the brig when rofe upon, wrre Capt
psrsl tnant. On 1rtermA'er, 8 firgean's cor.
"a. ara 20 Priva nf Tie 45th Brit n regiment
,a4L Smtn' has been ID the Wen-Indics fevera wears
bos.I greatly reduced IN humble :, the corps wa,
o. II. Ensandto recruit. Thofe who were landed
n.nt,a5. nave arrived here Thirty eight French
INV uaeu with tnen, who have arrived bv land
!. Nount Vernon, Boynton, Of Wicafct arrived
hon5 nf Atlantic, C1rfan has arrived Il New CsNte,
IN GOA 9LLuoaaerry with between and 600 paGengcrs
pssh ueath She failed the 7,h Of MAY; az
''D @ &c FlaKfssdwa three guineAs per HID.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
Boarding.

THREE or -Four Gentlemen may be accommodated
L with Board, "a healthy and agreeable part of the
town, 10 private family inquire Of tie Printer.
T.k e
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that the fobIcriber
ha' been duly appointed AdminiHratr,x of the
E"atc OF JOHN GOULD, late If Rooiqpicb, in
"eC"hn'y or Lincoln, ytomon, deccalet, and has
undertaken tina, truR by giving bond As the law
difttis An Detlohs therefore having demands
afanR Us ,aatc o. fad decrafcd, are defrrd 10
exhibit ihe itne fCr fettlemrnt; and all indebted
toiad etaie are rcquefet 10 make immediate Day
ment. ~
!, ABIHAUEL GOULD, A2,riqjqraGfx.
J1Ts 2, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
pEpoPTFD DTSMTSSTO rs

ri Cbsfer, Supervisor for the Dilria Of
], w. TO be fuccesd d By EbJrain Kir6y.
go Sand, Efq. Collector Of the port Of
,,. gyok to be fucceeded By David Gelaon,
rc.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
Forty Dollars Reward.

ntSERTED from ibis Clrrif,n IN the fAth of
- July infant, JESSE ROCKWELL. 4 private
n the ~ Regiment Of AIT. and Engneer,, aged ~
bout twenty three years, five feet nine inches high
o'ack ha'r' blue eyes, very dltp chin and round
lnoulners' wore away h:ht gngh2m coat. white
MaIitilles ven, and nankeen oyrr4Is: Alfo AL
ndEtS WICkWlRE, a private n The aforefaid
regiment, aged ahcnt twcnty two years, FIVE feet
TX lnches high fandy hair, grey eyes, comfortably
TeckIed, he turns the toes OF enc foot out A re.
ward OF Twenty Dollars, and an niece FAIRY charges
WIZ be pad by any c0mmifi1ned officer TO whom
they may be delivered, or ten dollars for either of
them.
JOSEPH SMITH, Seyjeanf Commanding.
Fort. SHnaer, July Is, ISo,
n. B. The above drferters went off with
tiorie aod Chaiie the H0tie OF light forrel CO.
lour' ne taCe, manc, tail and an his feet white
me Chahe had Handing tor the body Of dark
colour, aad much brokeR. The CarriaC- Is yellow.
with ron iprincs. Twenty dollars reward and All
neGeiiAry CHARGES fhall br paid ~ any perfou who
VIII return fad Horlt and Chaie nr ten dollars
lOr tIntr IN thTm. PETER WARREN.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

There are twelve Spauifh fhips Of the line at
Havanna; eight laid up 10 ordinary, aud four
ready for Eea.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

NOTICE h hereby given, that tire subfcrber
L ' has been dHlv appointed Administrative on the
eitate OF WILLIAM MOlINEUX, late of Cam
ae", ~ 'he County of Lincoln, Merchant, decealed
ano has undertaken that trua by giving bonds as
the law directs ALI perfons therefore, having a.
ny demands aganft the efate of fad deceafed, are
oelred 20 exhibit the fame for fsttlement and all
Indebted 70 fad efate are requefed to make imme-
date payment.
MARY MOLINEUX, AdmiaJfrafyir.
TniP III, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

NE Snbi-riber hereby gives notice 10 All con-
ccrn.d' that having been duly appointed AL
MINI ,auN' on the etate of JOSHUA MAR
STON, late Of N0rthyarmouth, II tie county III
Cumberland, yeoman, q, az aitd. taken upor her
that trutr and given bond ~ the law dirr6, She
t"ereforc rCqp-Ns ~ Prrtons who are indebted 10
lut drceitcd's rh1'e 70 make immediate payment
aud thoie Who have any demands thereon, to *
hlbt the fame, to
SARAH MARSTON, A6a.'x.
WE the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w th- hon Wa an Gorban, Flo to receiv.
add examine - claims Of the creditors 10 the eT-
tate Of JOSHUA MARSTON, late o. Norhvar-
mouth, d+cratc', repreiented infoycn,, DO hereby
give notice, that TX months arc allowed 10 fsit
creditors 20 bring in and prove thcr claims and
that We fhlll attend that l-rvice Al the dwelling
hopfr whrre fad decraicd formerly lived, % the
ar Monday of July and November, from nice
O'Clock a M 10 Ton, n H.
DAVID JONES, J
SAMUEL YORK. SC317n5r %.
ISAAC SKILL1N,
No'ftrQ,7an'h, i'm, a.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

Q IRAlED nom Inc Snbcrtber, H. fourth mn
- rat COW-Sparked rcd and white, about few
IN years old Whoever will return her, d. inf form
the owner that he may have her again, fhan Be
handfomey rewarded ~
july 20. JOSIAH DOW.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
Bricks.

u OR SALE, by TR3BG14S HOPKINS, 3o.ooo
L. good BRICKS, cheap, il applied for imn,ediate-
y Juiy 20.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-03

Scarce Federal paper in the Union but
il conftautly tceming with abufe OF the For
eisners who have fought q refuge on our
fhores from the devaRation and miieries of tho
Old World and particularly Of the lrih. As
thefe emigrants are principally induttsiops and
peaceab'e citizsns, this abufe Of them can be
attributed to no other caule than their being
fworn foes to Regal Opprcfiion, aud warm
frier IDS Of Republican Liberty.
Yet defpicablc az they arc now repre-
tented TO be, the very men ~ho are wiring
fuch bitter things agaiuit them. will sirocia,e
with and carels them when the day of election
arrivcs.in order to inveigle them out Of sheii
votes and avail the'nielyes Of their influence.
But though thcfe pcrfecu,ed emigran,s
will .eaceably foifes all the sbuie with which
fhe tongue Of finder and the pen Of detrattion
can cover them, rather than d;nurb the quie,
or sranfsreb the lsws of sheir adopted coun-
try--it is hoped they will ~ithhold their
fuGisges andin,.rrits from men who hate and
afett to defpiie them. and who would pro.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-03
FEDERAL HEAD.

ALsxANDsR HAMILTON, man OF
talents, enterprize and ambition folder,
an orator, and an author 4; a native of the
Wgf-/ndies +; the propoier and advocate of
a beridiiay P,afdenc, in the convention for
forming our national contribution ;---the
father Of the /sSdirg .lfem the adviier OF
the B,hR Treaty; the opfe/er of the French
Negotiation the 0atb0r and late Commander
of the Proviiional Army the former favo,.
he OF WAsHIscToN the hbeiley Of AD-
ANS the enemy OF JEFFERSON the yivai
OF BURRi the opponent of CLINTON and
the 0efgjfr Of GALLArIN is now at the
head OF the Frds,aI otpeftion. Whoever are
the leaders in particular States, or Couoties.
he is fill the great p,imnm mobile Of the whole
party. In this one point his political friends
and enemies feem TO be agreed. And the
chief is worthy OF the party. I4Hr.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-03
FROM TIL. PATRIOT.

Rcpublicanifm completely triumphed in
this town on Monday laa in Frcemen's meet
ing, over qy,anxy. DsbO,yln, 47nayeky, E,.
vsr, Jatobinym. Sfs9dy Habit. I~,igse. and
every other fyfem laid down in the voIu-
minous records of /" Federal philoiophy. -
Not all the intrigue of thofe men who feck
the " loaves and hfhcs" in Federal banse,s.
blended with local prejudices, were iuficient
to defeat the Friends OF Liberty in their
grand de6gn. Thi, town contains more in
Aabitsnts than any other in the fate, and q
few years Gncc wss conGdered in the Fcder-
al in,ereR. but happily prejudice had not
taken 70 deep root in the breaas of the Free
men as TO deRroy every veaigc or fpark of
liberty fair, candid and imprcilivc iavefti-
CATION Of the conduit Of our late Rulen, fan.
oed the expiring blaze. and added fuch fuel
as never will admit Of an extinguiihmcpt.
Out Of upwards of 400 votes for Mem
Der Of Consrefs. not more than two were eiv-
en- for tho Federal Candidate Mr.. Talmadgc,
the remainder were for that aeady, frm.'
and uoihaken Republican.
GIDEON GRANGER, Efq.
man beloved by every friend to liberty,
but diilik:d by the advocates of Anglo Fedc-
ralifm. f
The Republican nomination for the
Governors Council, was unanimouGy fnp-.
ported. The town Representatives are de-
cided friends to our excellent national admin.
arasion, and will undoubtedly advocate the
"good caufe," and conduct agreeable to the
wilhcs of their Conftituents.
Ssoa;sstOa, Sxpt. -. 1901
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-03
MY LANDLADY's NOSE.

N'ER tho evils Of life tits folly TO fret,
Nj Defpondence and grief never lciien'd
them yet |:
Then Gg for the world--let 1t como as il
goes, %
I'll Gng to the praife Of my Landlady's Nofe.
My Landlady's Noie is in noble condition,
For longitude, latitude. fhape and poii'ion;
''rn as round as horn, aud a. red as roie.
Succefs 10 the hulk of my Landlady's Noie.
To Jewellers fhops let your ladies repair,
For trinkets and nick-nacks TO give them
Here living carbuncles fcore Of 'em glows.
On the big maGy fides of my Landlady's rsofe.
Old Patrick M'Dougherty when on thefuddle.
Pulls out fegar, and looks up to hcr noddle;
For Dougherty fwears, when he f~igs good
doie,
BY Maiory's Fircbrand. my Landlady's Nofe.
Ye wilhy.wafh butter. milk drinkers 70 cold.
Come hsre and the virtues of brandy behold !;
Here's red burning Efna. a mountain Of
fnows,
Would roar down in Creams from my Land
lady's Noie.
Each cavern profound Of this fnuf loving
fnour,
Is furnifh'd within, Sir, as well As ~ithout |;
Ger the brown upper,lip fuch cordial flows.
o.! the cordial brown drops of my Land
lays Nofe.
But, gods when this trunk with an up-
lifted aim,
She erafps in thc din. clout to blow an alarm |;
Horns, uumpe,s, and COUGHS arc but fcream-
ing of crows.
To the loud thuod'rps ,wang OF my Land
lady's Mole.
My Laodlady's Nofe unto me is a treafure.
A care-killing nofiium--a fountain Of p!eaf-
If Iwaos for laugh to diftard all my woes.
] only look up to NY Landlady's Noie.