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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-14
From DE HIaL6inrien Fe4.ratiR.

AMONG thofe numerous epochs that diRin.
guhh particular Pafages of time, the day on
which were fgned the preliminares of peace
between Britain and France will BE- long recol
lected with heartfelt pleaGure. Far as we are
removed from Europe; little as we are inherit
ed in the tate OF foreign powers what Amer
lean boiom did not throb with the mott fweet
and conlolng f-niations at the annunciation of
this great auiPiciOus event Who reioiced not,
at the glad tidings Of Peace on earth, and good
will towards men. The only alay 10 the
pleaiure universally created is, the doubt Of its
continuance. For when will nations grow
vile When will they know their belt ,ntereRs 1;
when will they beat their fwords iato plow
thares, and learn war no more Never while
man is man. He NUT GRIT greatly and wiiely
barter his wo!6ih APpetites for thofe fIb ime
thoie angelic feelings, Of which his IA ure is ca :
Pable. Rulers NUT frR weed from their
iouls thoe grols paionstof hatred, of avarice, of
revenge, thar confantly Emulate them 70 i'm.
merge their fubjeds in blood that induce them
to
Pour the fwect milk Of concord into hell.
This Peace was probably effe6ied by the mu
tual concelhon Of the Britlh Min(lry and The
French King. Time will develope its conls.
quenees, bur We have certainly Iealon to believe
that all The blsdngs OF peace will be realized
and the general happinef, increafed by "A ftee.
dom from thote evils and calamities incident q
war. All eyes will now Be turned to The part
BonaParte may act, after the reRoration of
tranquility. Should he initiate Anqu,tus. ana
once firmly etablhhed, ihould he conduct as
the friend and father Of hii people the French
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-14
LIBERTY OF THE PRESS /!
From fbs Me1o- 1'ork EgeHiag Pgl

Extrstt Of letter from the Editor Of the SaqrnaJ Nh.
fH~ to his correspondent in New. York, dated SaV,a
nab, on. 49,.
"SINCE wrote you lalt have experienced
great deal of trouble and anxiety. Wibinq
to do juitice TO al parties, and to condua our
paper withimPartiii ;ty, we gave admiilion to a
number Of pieces on beth lides of The oueRion
AT the particular requeli of two young men
OF antifederal politics, though much apainf
our inclination, we pubiihed an extraa from
the aurora, containing fome remarks unfavora.
bic to the character OF Gen Gem. This
drew forth al anlwer from friend of the Gen
eral, Hnder The Iignature ofQ, who enioined
upon us fecrecy, as 10 the author. After this
publication, the young men, juif Mentioned
waited upon TO know who was the writer Of
It; his name, of courfe, we refp!ed to give I'D,
and they leftus, though very MUCK diiIatisfed
In the evening, went TO the PoR Office, and
whit was waiting for the papers, General
Jlekion hePPed in, and fhortly after enttring
into conVeriAtion Wi me, began long bar
r4Rgue' which be ended in praiGng Bis 0qvn ex-
Plolts during the American revolution, and
declaring shat the country land this State in
PARTICULAR was indebted TO bin for its h1depen-
dence. He thea obterved to me that, when
came to Savannah, was good republican !;
to which replied, that mr. principles were the
fame now, that they ever had been; he contra
ditted me, and faid that was in BrHi65 bav.
To 70 dired 40 afront, gave him the Dup
on which ne threatened to break my head-I
prepared mytelf for The attack but after his
making great noife, the lcene cloIed for the
evening The two young men, before fnoken
Of are Aids to Gen. Jackfon. and were by him,
no doubt, initigated to their fubltquent con
duct tor after the affair with the General, they
again called upon Us, and demanded the author
OF O We Perfiaed in our refulal, when one Of
them made al attack upon me with A loaded
whip, while | was uuarmsd; was fortunate
enough TO remand the blow, and had an Cd.
Portunity Of handling him pretty roughly.
Eer this, they collected mob, prcfented
Pittols 70 my breaa, threatened to pull down our
hOufe, and to heave the types into The river. IF
we did not inftantly give up the authors name /:
but they were ioon opPofed by more than an
equal number of respectable citizens; which
occAhoned them TO difperle in terrible rage.
They collected third time, but finding the
respectable part of the inhabitants were deter
mined to Protsetus, they mov.d off, Gill lwear-
ing vengeance.
Next day there was meeting called Of Re
Ppbhcans,asthey are pleaied to Kyle themielves,
at which among other proportions that were
made, one was, that no printer in tbe If Gcor-
gia, A0Sid Be ah27ved 10 buGEA any ibi.p agaipR
f6s Pr5faeat. General Jacklon attended his
meeting, and was appointed one Of 4 commit
tee to draft roles and organize fociey in each
county Of the tate, for the:purPole Of carrying
into execution the aboYe plan"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-14
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nation will forget the aeps by which he af-e1-
dec and viii only regret the immene lois Of
blood and treafure, to make an Improbable
change il their government, fom bvs4ilayy II
egfaal defpotirn.
The worlds gratitude Is dueto England for
continuing her " erect attitude - for boldly ard
firmly withaanIing, almo& alone, the
ambitious, dangerous, and u jua views
of her old enemies. Had he NOT, what
would have been the fate Of Europe, and where
but ID France the balance Of Power?
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-14

"tty, unelated BY PROPERTY. Her means
" Mould be reailn and truth. Thele are the
only lrrefaible weapons THAI national agents
4 can WELD. The fVord may fabvert an EN-.
"Plre. But reaion alone can re-eRabnth anG
" give liability to its glory
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-14

= q DTTM
ciples- The fine carfes which collea men
into parry this year may fcatter them the next
Ihange OF mealures in government, the arts Of
dehgnlng men, The preiIure OF public burthens,
alterations in the mealures Of foreign govern.
ments towards country, capricioufnefs Of in
dIvidnals, Especially among the lower claHes 3!
people; difaPpointed ambition, perfonal re.
ientmsnt-theie and other cau(es are inceGant-
ly IN operation, creating, dearoying and alter.
ing the hreogth, character, and views Of mar
ties. Evefy fuccenive PreGdeut will find a new
party TO gratfy-Officers mutt change poGedors
and your principle, initead cf doing equal
lattice andretoring harmony, viii operate 10
defeat :tielt, and necehariy generate an endlefs
revolution Of parties, with freih claims mon
the administration.
But another difficulty occurs. IF bartis,. &c
fuch, are entitled 10 I" due participation of of
hoe," as you alledge, where is the rule of ap
pointment VIII yon make zans5err or broberty,
the bats of the rule ? Will you include three
hitns OF the tlaves, among the whites of party
And fuPPote the white matter belongs to sne
pa,Tty and his iltves or part Of them, to ano.
Their where is the rule Of approximation And
how will you attribute the offices among the
parties in the oates In one Rate two thirds of
the people are cfyour psrty-in another, not a
fifth In what proportion wiz you divide the
Offices among parties in fuch cafes And do
You always know your party WIN you marx
their ears, as farmers marx thofe Of their lheep
That certainly is an odd fort of right, Of which
we can find neither the amount, nor the pro-
portions due 70 the proPristors; nor the pro.
piietors themlelves.
The reafons you have aaigned for chasge
of officers, viz. to have the Offices filed with
men whole views accord with the wihes Of the
people, and with thofe Of the Chief Maziarate,
are utterly inapPlca6le to the queRion, except
regard TO the Pfefdent and heads of Depart
ments. The fubordinlte officers have no dit.
cretionary powrrs-their dsty is prelcribed with
Preeifion by the laws and contribution. Why
then do you ak whether it was proper for nan
to place himielf in Office, without knowing
whether thole qVb3f agent he was to bel, could
have confidence in his agency The law, fir,
has left no room for difcieton in tie infe, Tor
officers, and of courle the queRion is not per
tinent to the cafe. If an officer executes the
law, ne mutt have the confidence Of his fuper.
ors--jf he does not, he forfeits it-and this
without any regard to speculative opinions.
lie tuggeitions you have made on this point,
betray want OF dilternmeut, or a real inten.
ton Of making the officers of government fob
iervient to PurPoles not known to The laws
'Nihil tam ncertum nee tam ineaimabiIe eh, guam
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-14

'Nihil tam ncertum nee tam ineaimabiIe eh, guam
anim multitudinis Liv lib. 3r "a.
Subordinate officers are not the agents Of the Chief
Magidrate of the heads Of depart ncnts They are
the agents of the nation its viii, the laws.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
Bankruptcy.

EITHEREAS a commfion Of Bankruptcy, founded
wv upon the act CT Congrefs eff the United States,
Psffed the 4th day Of April, 1900, entitled An
A6 to enabh uniform fylem Of Bankruptcy
throughout the United Stales has been awarded and
ilued agana
Thomas Adie,
reGdent at Portsz5, il the Dfrief Of Maine Merchant
and the laid Thomas 4 die has been declared a Bank
rupt he hereby required frrender himlelft The
Commi1ioners il the iad commIiion named or to the
major part Of them, theI 9Th of April and the a7th
Of laid april and the 25th Of May next at 10 o'clock
III the forenoon Of each Of iaid days al the Auction
Room If EDwARD OxNAR0, in Fif-lreet, Portland and
make full dcloiure and cicovery of bis elate and
effects when and Shere his creditors are hereby noyi
led 10 come prepared prove their debts and at the
fecond meeting choOie sfgnee, or aignees and
the af meeting, laid Bankrupts required TO 6niil
his examination and fail Iat meeting ary Of the
creditors Of the aid Bankrupt, may be heard If thew
lhau thinLs it, before iaid Conmificners againa
the making allowing Of certificate to tie Judge ar
laio Dilra entite the fad Bankrupt 10 certificate
Of dlcharge.-Al perions indebted TO faid Bankrupt
to make payment and Ihofe who have any Of bis
Effects, deliver them, "a luch perfons only, *
The C0mn1ioners may aPpoiAt,
EDWARD OXNARD,
JOSEPH @. BOYD.
JOSEPH TITCOMB.
Portland, ~ Ebril, SoI.
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s4sere:l6r's Q6ee-D 5aria sf Ma1S-
CbALettr.

1baiet!s.
DUBLIC notice il h-rehr given, Thai by an act
Il paTrd III the IaR SClliOn C0ngr5fs, entitst
- an aka 10 smrnd The act enttleo al ael 10 raab-
In Georral Stamp Office 20 much " the iaid
sctt sfanIilh General Stamp Office, as requires
certain Duties 10 he performed by the Surveyors
ef the Revenue IS Tep,GlsS. ASd that proVihOn IS
mate By laid emendatory act, " that, whynever
any Perion Or Prrions fhail pay TO Collector OF
Jhe Revenue, The duty Chargeabe by law, on
decd, inttrument, writing, on which the hamp
duty lhaIgeabie by law ihaIl not have been paid,
together ~ith the fam Ut ten dollars, and ihali
ooian The endUriement and receipt O[ idCh Gel
lrGior upon iut deed therefor, aFrcca0Y 10 the
prov hon of a act emitted 9 al ati 10 efahlih
Genetai Stamp OIice"-il nall be LazgfA for Gzeb
oeL5n or PeIJcH5f0 produce teb deed, i2raieHf, or
SVTnIns, 70 tbe SAperzIfoy Of tie Revenae, Gytbiz
RO69ie d9rid aeR perjo7 PrrorJ 6aH rfds, qrbicb
AEpeTToT, t5er6HpOa baH cerfly under bis band and
sal, and upon ons part ct j;,id Decd Gt. that TOE
z7s endojea baI been produced him, and that toe
afd e7G5Ck7rf in BIS 6rlsf genuine after eUbicb
aiG eHdoren1sNt and certificate, and net ofbeTzUy,
nb deed, igTH71et, qUritiag Pail IT, 10 all iHtrhtJ
!tad pwpgtJ, Valta and avaIa6le, "a ffbs jant bad
1eFn or qUeTf FamPed, foaategPamfe@, or marked as
~ iazv required.
PubLC notice is ALTO given, That the Difributers
of Stamps, aud Collectors of the Revenue thereon,
Al this Difrict, dehgnated below, and are the
ohlY Perions MO in this di(trtt, authorized TO
eiYefbe payment mines and dutess and 10 give
receipts and make endofements on initruments,
writings, &c. chargsabr by law with the Stamp
Duties on which ramps fhail not have been placed,
fuch duties have been paid before competingthr
fame. FIRST SURVEY.
Names. Places ofRefAsncs. C3hntieJ.
Stephen Smith, Collector, Machias. Warrington.
-Joba Lee, do. Caltlne. Hancock.
Francis Csok, do. WfcalIet. Lncoln
Jeremiah DHn7A7fr. do. Eallowcll, kennebeCk.
John FTofbiagbam,E lq.
do, & Inipettor, 5 Portland, Cumberland
Jsspb Sforer, CoilcGtor Wells, York.
SECOND SURVEY.
E1Aia"a Earn6am, do. NewburyPort, EGtx.
B. B. Maeanhlty, do. Salem, Do.
John Brook, E;a, In 2,r.,r, ,r,,.c
iPe6toT Of iaid Surrey, 'h0oio'u' "i'ooleieA'
446rdbamLineoIa,C Collector, Worcefer, Worcefter
SlNeen Bafier, do. Northampton, Hamphre
john S. HgpkiH5, do. Stotkbridg &c, Berkihire
THIRD SURVEY.
Bbsnczsr Storer, Eg. H. M r
tpe6tor Of iaid Survey, ! Do"o"' ouH0'K'
Jtre SbuttLeqVort5, Coil. Dedham, Norfolk.
UIIian Go5ds0i:, DO. Plymouth, Plymouth
E5tneSer Baton, do. Barnltable, Barnfable.
John PsajE, Go. Edgarton, Dukes county.
lillian Ce57H, DO. Nantucket, Nantucket.
Fefer S1yst!, Do, Taunton, Brifol.
J. JACKSON, Spbrrzil5r.
Bg2on, March z9tb, 1901.
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And that 10 much of the above houfes and lahds,
as viii pay the REFLECTIVE taxes aie1td thereon,
with cot and charges, agreeable to the aa above
rected, will be fold at the houie of Lieut. Sazq1s!
Bradbury, in Limerick, ia faid Di1rict, on the aad
day Cf June, 1901, = 20 O'Clock ID the forenoon
unlets prevented BY previous payment.
NATHANIEL LIBBEY, Coliet70r
oftbs fourteenth DJfri5.
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EDWARD OXNARD,
JOSEPH G. BOYD.
JOSEPH TITCOMB.
P0rflanA IR - 30.

M HARLAo commitlon Of Bankruptcy, founded
w upon the act Of Congrefs Of the United STATES
pailcd on the fourth day Of april, $780, entitled An
At to eta5iiih uniform iyAem Of Bankruptcythrouqh-
out the United States" las been awarded and idaed
againn
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
EDWARD OXNARD.
EBENEZER MAYO.
JOSEPH TITCOMB.
P0Tflond, ~ hPrih 1907

M HLREAS commuion Of Bankruptcy, founded
w aPon tie act Of Congrefs Of the United States,
Pated on the 4th day Of April, 18co entitled An aa
20 elabhih uniform lygem Of Ban kuptcy through
out nc United States" has been awarded and Iued
ag2inG
Richard Winlow,
az place called NsyG yGqzd in the Dinra III Maine.
Trader, and the faid Richard Wnnow has been de-
clsred Bankrupt he hereby relired 10 l1rrender
hlmelt 70 the COmmfioners in the Tlid CommiHion
named or TO the major part afthem, on the 10th day
OF April, and the 24th of the fiid April and the zad
May next, az 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of each day,
at the auction Room Of EDWARD OxNARD. in Fiji
ireer PafEd and make full diicIofure and diTcoverv
Of his eate and effects when and where his creditors
arg hereby notified to come prepared prove their
debts and II the ecGnd meeting chcclt an aiqnez
or aihgnees and at tie lat meeting iaid Bankrupt j.
required 70 nifh his examination and at the fad aa
meeting any Of the creditors Of laid Bankrupt NAV by
heard, If they lall think ft, before faid CommiiToR
ers, a2ana he making allowing Of certificate 10
the Ju5gc Of fad DrGt eEtille the faid Bankrur-
~ certificate Of dtharge-All perlons indebted to
iaId Bankrupt are 10 make payment, and thole wi.a
have any Of his efFeEts, are to deliver the zane TO m
perlons only, a the CommilIione lhal appoint.
EDWARD OXNARD,
JAMES NEAL,
JOSEPH TTTCOMB.
Psrii='{ L7 htrH, 1861.
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DIRECT TAX.

STATE OF Ma1aebaefts, Fourteenth Coiei7ioa DfriS,
Second DiVjfon, February I7tb, 1891.
NOTICE is hereby given, by vItue Of an All OF
IN Congrels paled on the I4th day Of July, 1898
entitled " AN Att lay and collect ADired Tax with
IN the United States the following aaef-
fed tile REFLECTIVE Hcules and Lands 10 which they
relate, became due and payable the 9Th day Of April
1900 Of which the Teputed owners, pohe6or, or occu
pants OF laid Houies and Lands have been notified by
The Collector in the manner direaed by the act afure-
laiJ, vet the taxes remain unpaid viz.
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Bradtreet Hale.

Of PsrtLazl in the Dlr6t Of Maine Merchant and the
iaid bradltreet Hale Las been declared BankruPtJ
he Is hereby required lurTender himelf to the Com
mitlfoners 10 The iaid CommfGon named or 10 the
major part Of them, the nth day Of april and the
a5rh OF fad April, and the sgd of May next II ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon Of each day, at the Auction
Room OF EDWARD OxNARD, in Ffh.Rreet Portland
and make full dclolure and difcovery Of his enate
and effects when and where his creditors are hereby
noted 70 come prepared 10 prove their debts and Ii
the leoond meeting Chooe aheuee, or aGignees;
ard at the Ian meeting, faid Bankrupt is required TO
hnhh his examination and a. laid laf meeting anv
of the creditors Of lad Bankrupt may be heard bey
fhall think fit, before faid CUmmifioners aqairR the
making CT allowing Of certificate 10 the Judge of laid
Diitrct TO entitle the fad Bankrupt 10 certifcateof
dilcharge All Perlons indebted 70 lad Bankrupt are
to make payment, and hofe who have any of his effects
aTe 70 deliver the fame, to fuch perlons only as the
CommiEoEcrs haIl appoint.
EDWARD OXNARD.
EBENEZER MAYO,
JOSEPH TITCOMB.
Psrflond. 70 April, 1901.
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THIS GAZETTE.

Il sa5geai eVs,y Ao71ay, ct F. A. JRNEs Qfes, -a.
g re- Portland Bank A1di Ryszf zutrrs Slgcriaiia
day Tfyfr-=a, aad Communication, yras-s5 zg.5 a
fczfi07.
TAs 9,de Il One Dollar and Fifty Cents Jsay, eseis
g Pyfqge.
AZ f5t Gazette III tb aygF a75 rga stse eireplaioz
any PAPER n Maine, Il u bgby a5gar.sgsns fer Adv,.
Sa'ff, rSSA5 vri4 & t.lrtaf yesardy, az4is s
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-14
ewIsE-
LIQUORS. of the bce kin

LIQUORS, Of the bse kind, a
general AG5rmeat---Gad 1ariaw aber A,si-
cies m tbs Grocsrp Lns-a complete ADS,s-
m.at Of qDbicb they f,qpsjs 10 be e0ssastS
Supplied qOifd.
e~B- MASTERS Of PACKETS,
PaD:rgeu, &c. my be Sa2plisd at Eaid
Store, ou tbe y5artcg NOtiee--avi,b any Artieie
t5ty r-ay qVarf----.ana their F0Voys gratefully
AekxsrvlsIged.
GREEN CHAIRS, per Dozen
Bar Iros, Psr HRndrf9 rpf.--Midliags and
Corael. per 6arrei----Ogi9rs, per Hundred
bnaesfs, or ,Gsallrr qaan'itie'--q05Gee0, fs,
kggI5ead, &c. Je.
Newport, Nov. lth, 1901. sT
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Sign of the GOLDEN ESH, dire7J
eppeGts Mr.. Jelepb' Briggs
Tbames-Sfreet,

.D FSPECTFULLY informs his
AN friends and the public in general, that
he carries on the Glazing bu Gnets in its vari-
Gus branches, where he offers for Sale, Win
dow Glah Of different fizcs, by the Box, or
f'nal!er quantity, Wig by IS. IL BY '6,
10 BY a, 10 by -, 10 by IL, 9 by II, by
10, 7 by 9, by 6--likewiie, Sheet Glafs,
cut in any form or izc--Party by the quan.
ti,y or fogie pound.
He has aJ6, at Retail--Brandy--
Rum-Gin-Brown, s. white pow
der'd Sugar--MolsGes s-Flour-Riee-Sou-
chong, Congo. and Bohea Tcas-Chocoaie
-Cofce----Negro-head. cut. and Pigtai
Tobacco--Segars-Raihns-- Muaard-Pep.
pcr-Ginger--Starch- - Candles Writing
Paper--Datch Quiils-Bsit New York Flare
Soap, &c. &c.
Newport, Sept. '9, 1901. 5If
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| HAZARD g GARDNER,
Have for Sale,

law Az oosS3 "1
#, their Store. sas door No,fb sfM,. Town
iendi Ceffe-Hoxjs,
DIPES of GlN--Do. Of BRANDY
4 Do. old particular Tenerifc WINE.
Hyfon, Souchong, and Bohea, TEAS.
Black Pepper-Brown Soap.
600 VT. Bef Green Coffee.
200 VT. Calia --Nutmegs--Mace-Clove
Kegs of Superine Flour of Muaard.
Bags OF foe Ginger---Io cwt. Copperas.
Caiks of Lonasx Porter and 9aanton Ale.
Crates of common Crockery Ware.
80 VT. Spaniih Flote Indigo-French Do.
Boxes of Warrentcd EHence Of Spruce
Do. Of Mulcatel and Smyrna RaiGns-
Caiks and Jars of Malaga Do.
Sacks of Soft Shell Almonds
Sheiled Do. in Boxes.
No. 1, and No. z. Bottom Chocolate, and a
few cafes SwsEr-OIL.
--ALSO-
Hoglheads of beit Retailing MO-
LASSES. Brown SUGAR per
Hoglhead or BarreIl.
Nesppoyt, Sept. a6, 1901. 36tf
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" r r u E.
,V,.rus is the hiphca exercife and

viRruS is the hiehca exerciie and i'm
proyement of rcafon. the integrity, the haf'
mony, and juR balance of affection the
health, arengvh and beauty OF the m'nu' Inc
perfection Of Virtue is TO give reaion tree
fcupc TO obey the authority OF conference
with alacrity TO exercife the detensive pat.
Cons with for,itade; the private with tenn
perance the public with juttice and all OF
them with prudence; that is in due pro-
portion TO each other, and an entire iu0ieI-
vicncy to calm defuGve benevolsnce to
adore and love God with diiinteietted add
unrivslled affs se,ion and to acquieice in his
providence with joyful rcGgns'ion. Eve.
~ approach to Perfeeiion and happ'nei' aud
every deviation from II, Is deviation to vice
and mifery.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-14

PAINT ER,
Has for Sale, at his ihop. oppoGte William
Cahoone and Company's, near the
foot of the New. Lane
The jollO4oing Paints, either Dry, or
Ground in Oil:
DEST London White LEAD, SPanilh
ID BROWN, Whiting, and Spruce VEL
LOW tof an excellent quality by the hun
drcd VT. or Jingle pound India Red. Um-
ber, Lctharge, Red Lead, White Vitiiol,
Verdisreaic, and PfuAian Blue
Painters Bruihes and Tools /;
Black and Bright Warmth, Spirits of
Turpentine, Linieed Oil, Boiled or Un-
Boiled; 7 by 9. and 6 by s Window Glal.,
and Putty.
Ntzrport, Axggq IS, 1901. 46tf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-14
NICOLAS GEFFROY,
Watcb- Maker, in NezOport,

W1tCD- MAKER, IN INeUp0ff,
YNFORMS the Public, he has taken into
L Parrnerihip MIR. L. TISSOT, iuper;or
Workman, late from the Watch Mandatory
in Geneva, who will undertake TO make New
Watches ;---and to repair, in the beG man
ner, for Watch makers, or private pe,fcu,,
any new-cona rutasd and complicated Watch
es, aud Tims- -PicCes.--They will ALTO i'm
port, from faid Mandatory, at nine months
warning, all fuch Watches and Time. Pieces.
as their employers ihall order.
7,5cy ba1e a56 ConqautLy on hard,
An elegant Aiiortment of warranted,
and common Englilh, and Geneva Watches
and Time Pieces, which they will icll on rca-
(onablc terms. I'm addition 10 the above,
they carry on the Goidf,nith's and Silvcr-
fmith's buiineis, in all It's branches; and like
wife will make, or repair, any kind of Jew
ellery, in the neaiet faihion.
76cy oL6 haze jor Sale,
Wholelale and Retail, all kinds of
Jewellery, imported and of the laseh fafhion;
officers gold and ilver Epauletts plated &c
brals Csndieficss; plated and Britannia Tea
Pots; Dirks, fnal Swords and Hangers
plated Bits, Stirrup' aud Spurs rsa-Traysi
Gators ; Andiron,, Shovel and Tones; Cut
lery- Ware of all kinds Night and Day Spy
Gla1es Ladies and Gentlcmen's Pocket
Books; Dreiiag GlaGas Suipeaders; Truf-
fes licrfc- Whips Razors Hopkins fa-
nous Razor-Strops bea Beaver Hats Fer
fumery of all kinds, from London and Paris /,
Hair Powder Starch Barlcy-Sugar, and
Sugar -Pumb'; Spanilh Scgars bca Maka-
oau and Scotch Snuff; and great variety Of
other articles, too numerous to iniert here.
Newport, Feb. :, 1901. I9tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-14

HE 9Th infant, a Small Piaeb5se Watek,
4 chated our lids cafe, with red none
Seal, iei in Giyrr If either Watch or Seal
is offered for isie, i is 1eque0ed 70 be foped /;
and e,her of ,he Va,ch Mixers in New
port, will pay reRasd of EiG 1T DOL
LARS, if recovered and not injarsd.
Newport, O6. a3, 1901. 4tf