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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31
Clark Bis


INFORMS his friends, and the public, that
L he has removed from Banifter's wharf, TO the
dweil'ag- -houfe belonging to Capt. Caleb Gard
ner. in Thames Street, formerly occupied by
Capt. Wing Spooner--wherc he has for iale, q
General AHortment Of
Weft-lndia Goods:
Among Others. arc the following articles, viz.
Brandy, Wet. India Rum, 4,h proof do. Gin,
New England Rum, Wines of different kinds,
Molsiies, Loaf and Brown Suga,s, Coffee, Teas,
OF variou, kinds, Chocolate, Rsiiins, Pepper,
AIfpicc. Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Flour, Rye and
Indian Meal, Butter, Cheeie, Soap, and Can.
dies /; various kisds of GlaL Ware, Stone Ware,
Knives. ard Forks, Jack Knives, Pen Knives,
large and fmall Spoons. Chef Locks and Files,
CrockeIy and Tin Ware, Axes, Hatchets and
Hoes, Mems and Boys Shoes, Corks, BrinAonc.
Lampblack. Store Lime. Larp Oil, Powder.
Shot and Fints, Fifhing Lines Of various kinds,
Leads and Hooks. deep Tea Leads and Lines,
Bellows, metal Tea Pots, writing Paper, wrap
ping paper by the rcsm, BED Cords, Log Lines,
Marlings, fesmen's Chefs, Oak Kegs holding
from one quart to fix gallons, Buckets. Coffee
and Pepper ready grosnd for ufe and nun.
Der Of other Articles not mentioned. .-Captsins
OF veaels, and others, may be fapplied on the
fhorteA notice. and every favor gratefully ac-
knowledged.
Newport. May 7. 1901. s4tf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31
Bras Foundry.

THE fobfcrtsr informs the psblic tbsthe
Il carries on the B ais Foundcry bufinefs in
all its various branches, a, his mop in Spring
nrcrt. ns'rly oppoite Mr.. JsS~ BSngy's.---
lie aJS MSt1 and Rtt1iu
Rouir and Gan Locks. Thofe who may favor
him with their cuitom. may dspeod On punttu-
aliiy; aod every favor will be acknowledged
by the publie's humble fervsat,
MILAN TRICKETT,
Nswrcr'. JuHe IS. 1907. ccS
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31
M::ts
Ii z r TT

A/'ER lands. DER fess, this Coddefs Aew.
But Gill no fheiter fouad
Where. .e'er fhe few the tyrant crew
Their lightoinss aiih'd around.
love faw her hong -ssdur'd diarefs,
And With cospztdon mov'd.
Surveyed rhe aste a human thiags,
Aad LIBGRrr approv'd;
Thea, 10 this late. difcover'd fhore.
She sing'd her way At laa 4;
Here femme the rage OF lawleis power,
Asd dared iis losdea blaf.
Here potent ALL in manly bresas.
She feau no defpot's howa;
Here. happy, fate. ssd iusg fhe re&s.
Nor enylss George his crown.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31
Ixt,sa Of kon, lsnd Liye,k.al, At,l g.

81 havs been much diverted by feeling a
wonsn fold at public auction. On the procls-
nation Of peace aad the diichargc Of the fesnen
from the Aser, three fslors who arrived here
from London, found thsmfelves all married to
the lsRs female. Thsy imnedia,eIy put rope
soons her neck, mounted her on bench in a
public place, aod had her truck Of by the pub
lie cysr. She brought Gx pence. Several
ihoul land ipettators attended"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31
Sail Making.

'THEfubkribeu having entered into pariser-
i nip. under the firm of
Spooner and Durham,
hereby inform the Public, that they carry ON the
Sail Making bufioefs, in its various branches,
at their Sail Loft. on the wharf Of the late Gen.
ohm Malbone, at the South part of the town.
Thofe who may favor them with their cuaom.
may depend os pundoairy and difpa,ch. All
hvors will be besratefully acknowledged. sy
WING SPOONER, ,d.
CHARLES c. DUNHAM.
Newport, April 3, Isos. 7orf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31

A new fs,tIcmsnt is abost to be made on
the riyer Potomack, about forty miles above
Wsihington-City. The fcttlen conEit wholly
ofs large number Of families from Connecticut,
moaly Of the Baptif commonion who have flcd
from the religious intolerance Of the " Athens"
of America. DIR.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31

HE Court Of Probate for the town Of New
4 port, having appointed the fubfcriber,
commihoners, to examine the clsims Of tho cred
itors TO the eRaie OF WsLrra EAsTos, late cs
faid Nesrort decea.ed. repreienred iniolveni,
and twelve months being allowed for thar put
pofs Notice j, hereby given to all perfons
having demands agaiea faid eaate, TO bring them
in to either Of u. within faid time, or oshewilc
they will bc rrecluded according to Law.
EDMOND TOWNSEND, ! CsmryE
THOMAS PECKHAM. + jfsxers.
Co All perfons indebted to fsid eha,e, arr
requetted to make immediate pay ment TO
MERIBETH EASTON,l
DAVID BUFFOM, Exrfxs,s.
JOHN SlOCUM,
Newport. 4sh No. s, 1904. sztE
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31

tursiag. of the bea q0ali,y with Two Dwell
ing Houfes, ard fuitabe Bssas and out hosies,
with an Orchard thar has never failed of making
one hundred barrels OF Cider in yszr. and
fone years three hundred barrels. Said orchard
contains the erca'ef variety Of excellent fIsn.
tfuch a. Pair, Peaches, Qsinces. &C., Of any
farm in the Country. The Tsra.pfk road
lesding from Norwich TO Wocdaock. Tsss
through fsid farn.-It lies nearly fquare. End IL
we'll wstered. Any Gentleman who wifhes -
parehafe cool farm, may be accommodated.
BY calling on the fsbfcrib-r. living on rhe pre-.
mifes. PETER SCHUYLER PUTNAM.
B,sskJn. Jsss -, ,se1. 9l
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31

DLAIN end Ariped
4 Itaiisn Lntcltriag.
EngIiih. French. & To-
Ola DO.
EogIih & India Sa,,ins.
Black and colour'd Pc
long do.
Peihan, Modes and SAT.
meta,
Fafhionable white Chip
Bonncts,
Leghora Bonneu and
Hats.
Dunftable 4 Straw do.
Blue and Yellow Man
keens.
A large & Frefh snor'-
ment of Czlicoes and
Cninfzes, very cheap,
White fringed Shasis Of
various prices,
Colouf'd and white Dor.
dered do.
Whi'e fSingsd Tippi,ts,
for Ladies,
Csmels Hair, Glk and
chintz Sha VS.
Large black B,rcelo-
na f'inged Handker-
chiefs,
Rlue, red, and purple
Copperpla,e.
Ginghams, Bengails, &
Crap',
White & colour'd glsL-
ed Csmbricks.
Cambnck Mullins.
.Jseonet & ftriped do.
Black Mullins IS. 4 wide,
Dimity and MuAnets,
VeR patterns.
Silk, lid, plain and
friped Nankenets,
.Irifh Linens. rs &4-4.
Silk and Cotton long
Gloves and Mi,s,
Black and color'd hort
fix Gloves,
Glove Ties, Of various
prices,
Black and white work'd
Walls,
TIE aSope pviN be EN at
CV
Providence. June 1.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31

HALF Of . gerteel Houe. ~ rhe South psf
L 4 Of the tewR. including the Chsmbess snA
lover rooms. Enquire Of the Printer.
JsJ az. 1904. os
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31

u Fer Sale. ty abe Sstjt,'bSr,
OETWEEN one and two thouiand weighs -
Oakum,
-hieh ~iI be difpoted OF, either in large or fnzn
esanfi'ies. ss NAV beR fuit purchafsu.
- CASH. snd the hieheA price. eiven 6or
oh JUNK. Is ufuzl. JOHN WILLIAMS.
kseasS y tie HsrA-HssSs
Newport, Feb. IA. 7sh
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31
Spring Goods.

which they arc nov feIl'rg al the aoa reduced
,'ices srtheir Store. by Wh,lefsle and Retail.
Newport, May 1o.ISo1. g6tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31

Has jsf ,eerrvsd. b. hbe kstse aryiU4ii Jfssn
Ne1V-rs,l y Bss'~. and bar 70, Jstr. at fLs
Eg1 u its Bunch Of Grapes, No. go. W,kiism-
yarff,. g F,1@ ADsrfms1 Of Nrz1 Fa,5isss5k
+ a N G Y G obs,
For the approaching Seafou.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31

, Black x white Parif-
net Gauze.
Black. white. pink, &
| Yellow Grapes and
1ifanies,
Fsncy.check and plad
Ribbons.
Umbrellas,
Ladies long and Mort
flick Parrifols,
Silk 4 Cotton fancy
Stockings.
Black Fans.
Fancy ditto,
Black velvet Bind
ings,
India Cottons, Of va.
rious prices,
RuGeus. Dursnis,
Mofeens, W,lsores,
Rartiaets & ftripcd
RuGells,
Black snd coloured
Sewing Silks.
Diapers,
Brown Hollands,
Jeans and Fuftians,
Oil Cloths for Tables,
Stfip'd Ccaers, Check
Quality & hoe Bind.
ings,
Tapes and Bobbin,,
A large aaortmes' of
Ladies Morocco,
cloth and fancy
Shoes.
Childrsn's ditto.
A large AGor,mert Of
Locking G'saes,
China & Delf Ware.
London and Bri&ol
Pewter,
Knives & Forks,
Tea ditto,
Brab & Iron Candle
hicks,
Warranted Spanih,
French, < Carolina
Indigo.
COTTONWOOD,
New fafhion'd Tea
Pots. &c. &c.
fbe Lswef sdvaner for
fss-sw
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31
TO BE SOLD.

a FAKM, lying in Bfesk-
4 a Tr. in the Cousty Of
Windham and Stats Of Co.'S
Mefticur. Ssid Farm containa
s1o acres of excellent land,
we'll propsrtionsd for pLowiss.
moving, woodland, apA pal-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31
Green & Till;nghaR.

II EkEbf isiofm their old Cufomefs and
l L 'he Public IN general, that they have ioa
received a large AGlrtmert OF
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-24
Hats and Shoes.

ABIJAH CHEEVER, has received by the
lat arrivals from London and Liverpool, and has for
fae, at his Hat and Shoe Store, No. I, BfEgJ Re1g,
Mute Grea, large a6ortmen Of
Mems fuperfne, fine, midding, and low priced
Black, Black with Green under, White, White with
Green under, Beaver HATS,
Mems and Youths Camel's hair do. of all foru,
Trunk Eng'ih Luftrng UMBRELLAS,
do. Ladies' Enghni Kid SLIPPERS, ola quail
", which i is prefsmed cannot fail to pIealc.
Women's, Mites, Childrens. Mems and Boys
SHOES, uluaI, OF almoG every delcrpton.
The above articles being from The ben MAnuiacto.
ries, are warranted good and will be fod az Whole
fae Retail as low for cath can be bought 10 the
fate.
3. As above, eonfgnment Of INDIA cor
TONS, which will he fold low, by the Bale iels'
quantity, al approved credit. POrIlass, May ~,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-24
BOOKSTORE.
Thomas Clark.

INFORMS the public, that be continues the Book
telling and Stationary bunefs, Store No s. Tue'
R0TV FJerse where will be kept connauty for l4le
general afor'ment of
american aHO european Publications,
School Books, SeameH'5 Arficlel, Station
ary, and Fancy Arficls5.
JUN received an sddit onal fupply-smons which
are he following publications:
Niorfe's American and Uaiysrfal Gazestur vols.
oaavo--price dolls. rs SITS.
Adams View Of Religions (ncw edition price 1-1y
Adams HIfory Of New. England, z--as
Browns Dictlsnary of the Bible, vols. dolls.
Atala or the Love and Conlancy Of Two Savagcs
in the Delart-tran1Ated from the French by Caleb
Bingham, a. N. IS cts.
The Gofpe worthy all acceptations, dol
Fulers Life Of the late Rev. Samuel Peares, dol.
The Minhrei-oy James Beattie, T. .. I-15.
Songs in the Nightly young woman under heavy
Affections, 6l4 cts,
Friendly Witt % the Houfe Of Mourning IS CT.
MeGlty's Hymns, as cts.
Beauties Of the spectator, vols. 1-1S.
Dorvs; or the Speeuls,or, IN.
Vicar Of Lsndidown, dol
Valuable LAW Books.
. Dsnford and Eats RePorts-S vols.
Cowper's Reports-1 vols.
Eipiuafts' Mo Prius--new edition. vols.
Backftone's Commentaries, with ChrIltIaHs
Notes.
Burns Law Dictionary.
Park on fniurance with Appendix.
sullivan on Land Titles.
Attorneys Pocket Book vols.
Bird. Conveyance, Town Officer
Kyd on Bills Of Exchange, Jones on BalmentS'
ILlices Aiiaant,
laws If Mahachuieus. in vols do. in vols.
lsws Of the Unifed State9--s vols.
Ladies and Gentlemen's Morocco Pocket Books
Thread Cafes. PurleS, Memorandum Books, &c &c
An anorment Of IAPANNED WARE, confiIling
OF elegant metal bordered Tea Trays, Roman Walters
Bread Bafhcts, Knife Trays. SnuFer 30 ats, &c.
- Cs6 gjvor for Rag
~ Sublcri5ers for Morfes American and Universal
Gazetteer, and Maps of Mahaehuiets and the Ditret
o. Maine, may receive them by applying the above
fore. Portland, May n.
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PRAYER.

90 Almighty Lord God ! wonderful in oper-
alton, infinite IN wfdou, power and goodnels /;
terrible IA thy judgments, but abundant m loving
kindneis and mercy thou tuTneh the fruitful iaRd
into haTrennels for the wckedneis If them that
dwell therein and again thou commandef the
water TO fPrng 10 the dry ground, and the yalies
20 fand thick with corn. We thine unworthy fer
wants, the people Of this 6uful nation, offer unto
Thee our PTaIfes and thankigivings, for that thou
haf vouchiafed to remove far from us the fear of
drarth and famine; caUhng by thy beiiing, the
FIELDS which we had TOWN & yield, in owe flowing
abundance, their various fruits of inereafe and,
in thy goodneis, 70 ordering the feaIoos that we
have ioytully reaped and gathered into eur barns
Not unto Us, o Lord not unto us, but unto thy
name be the Praife. We acknowledge that we
had merited the ieye-ity Of thy wrath; bl: thou
Ia judgment thinkeft upon mercy, and wouldef
not the death OF a fnneT, but that tnneIs turn
from their evil ways and live. Give Us grace, o
Lord TO employ the gifts of thy bounty 10 thy
SoTy-ne,thSr tquanderlns them in riot and luxu-
ny, nor boarding them from greediRefs Of fSrdid
sao I; but grant; that, with hearts full of thank.
fuinsis to Thee, the giver Of all good, we may
uir them with temperance for the luppy Of our own
wants, and drfpzn(c them with liberty for the re.
liet ahd Comfort Of the poor, aud make us ever
TO be mindful, that mans life cOofteth DOT IN
the abundance OF things that he po1ed-th, and
that be fveth not By bread alone, hut by every
word that procsedtth out of the mouth OF Thee
his God that 10, while We prey daily anto Thee,
as thou hat commanded, for the penthabe meat
OF this world, we may ceaf- not to labor more
tarneftiy for that which endnreth unto eVerldfing
ite, which thou bait given Us by thy ion, Jefus
Chrif, our Lord, to whom with the Father and
the Holy Ghof, be all honor and glory, world
without rnd--Amen.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-24

70 MIRTH.


= i AsTE thee, MIRTR, eniiv ming power,
Parent Of The genial honf,
Sportve god, without delay,
Animate our fetal cay,
Here. where dtwy rofes glow,
Asd the hawthorn b,onoafs blow,
aud the lively innets Gng,
Wave Thy pleslure- breathing wing.
Come. nfpire the fellive Rtsfa
Come with all thy happy train,
iovsl fports. alluring wiles,
Laughter and The dimpIng lIniIes.
leave awhile the Paphisn grove,
To- the radiant queen oil love,
Ever gentle, ever gay,
fiI1her wings her airy way.
Mark how lovely 1he appers
Tho mortal form lhe wears
With her unaffected cafe,
And Der native power TO ple4ie,
And her fwectiy -PenGve air,
And her lmiles that banil1 care.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-24
FOR this eazetts.
Ia. INKS,

hR. JENKs,
AS newspapers are circulated into all parts of the
country, auaare read by both ezes, and by all claes
and ages iociety, Teens Reasonable that they houd
Contain portion Of luch ientmens as calculated
to rafe and refine the ben Of human affections, well
Offer information the progrefs of governments
and the Of ile-Beeving from the lyle Of your
paper and from the Of the cafe, that you
not be avers communicating iub.ime, yet humble
eEufon OF the public heart, beg you to inlert the
FOL owing prayer, extracted from late number of the
EErcesza MagaEiaf, which ordered 70 he read
throughout the United Kingdom of Grear-Briain, on
-Four luceclfive (sbbalhs The example which it pre-
tents of national gratitude and fenie Of dependence
q the wife and mercu administration Of Heaven,
Gcierves TO be commended and followed fnce, what
ever may be the defects and crimes OF private cha &C
ters luch united teitimonyof devout reverence mni
up as an acceptable facrihce before God
AN yours p.
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John Jerks,
w. 6. Tcreai lRnIn.

No ., 1ersb Rom,
uAS received frefh fupply OF COODS--Among
i L which are,
Bet fuperfne Broadcloths and Caffimeres,
Ribb'd and pain Back Satin Yeang,
White and fancy M4rlees and Jean vefting,
Panta'ooL Patterns Sarfnet Mullins,
White and coloted Cotton CAnbrics,
White 8, black, plain & figured Cambria Mullins
Ahandiome adortmsnt OF plain &Ggured Chin,zes
White Cambria ShaMls, fringed,
Linen Handkcrchiefs, with borders,
Striped and plain Nankeens do with fix lripe,
Back and fancy Silk Handkerchiefs,
Ladies' Cotton Hofe,
Mems Iibod & plain do. Black & white Silk do.
White and colored Silk and Kid Gloves,
Mems Cotton and Beaver Gloves
Iriih Linens, Diapers, and Table Cloths.
A few neat Looking GlAGes, with Mahogany
frames
All Of which he will fell on the mon realonable
Portland Nay II.
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Chg cusFtte.

Is printed every MONDAY Morning, by VILLAS
JEsEs JUS for he pubilher, ELEzEE JENxs. A.
the Printing Office, 10. N F5G-f,est oPpofte Jones
Row, Portland where subscriptions Comnunlc1-
sions, Advertisements. articles -ot News, &c. arc
received with attention.
The price Is ONE DoLL4R AND FIFTY CDNrs year
excIudve e pohags.
AS this GAEE1TE has the lareeA and mon exteahve
ci cuation Of any paper in Milne il i highly advan
tageou5 for AigarfjemsrtI which will bc inherited reA-
lonably, and in cnnpicuous manner.
l9rintiug,
10 its various branches, executed faid Office, ia
handtomc manusr, and y lhe fhorteR notice, BY
WILLIAM IENKS, ggE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-24
To be Sold,

"a FARM in Freepsr conGhing Of abort Fifty-fve
n or Sixty acres Of good Land twenty acre ot
which are under good improvement the other page
hled with Lumher.-Said farm Is well wasrred ard
peaf'ntly 6tuated on the road leading from and ID
FrecPort landing; with good Dwelling HuuIe and
Barn thereon, and fne young Orchard, Jun begia-
ming TO bear fruit.The Purchsfer may take imneci-
ate POiefIiOn, by applying 70
RICHARD CERRISFE,
Fyesboyt, Nay 3, on the premifes.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-24

N B. The huftnefs viii in future be carried on as
uinal by JOHN CLINTON, a. hs flop ia Foye-aresf,
next 70 he BHa1J Of Grqpr' JOHN CLINTON.
Portland I7f5 Nay i8a2.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-24

( Sssa7 70 a&41t70r Of I4f Pc, esutu. 100000 DIS.
40 900 7iatss, at GRrys each, u 90, 5000 dollars.
67S4 Pn<0-I 37I6 BLaak--sF L9T tLsa fTUO Blank
10 Prize.
The Ihsnsg5 iassaS % eo1saes dazDag tie Lotry n
July next WibE FORT time fbey zV fix certain Day
far fbaf fHyegs, giSag public notice thereof; and 51 pgs
% Be fua7Dai IN 6s Performance Of their c4gagserf5
s~ Pyevssfsd BY ufarssen and unavoidable ei,snsasee5
ri=t 1ift' vVia PAID rObu 80 da5 sisr DE ozUizg
TIE L'teyy aR6s so7PLsd-Tbg prizes dsaaudsd 1U5ta
year sfer5s publication IF tie DR. agOag laid EOtfrrs zyH
not Be erzOaySS paid BIT dsred gasrog eivsa for tie
tSyPgff for zvbirb IBIS Lottery Is granted
THOMAS DWIGHT, I
JUSTTN ELT,
JoNATHAN DWIGHT, MANASSAS.
JOSEPH LThAN, Jun
John WILLIAMS, )
Ssri4s6sis. Mareb 81. 1904.
or TICKETS, in tbe a5ove Lstfery, may BE-
I'D y TIE Bouas5 Thomas Clark, Me- g. Joa.,' Rs10,
sss5aras, P~ilGnS. 4tI7
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-24

A LII pcrfons who are indebed (either by uofe
a nr book account) to the Eeate Of EDWARD
RUNEDLETT, late Of Portland, merchant, de-
ceaisd, are hereby informed thatsnneis immedi-
ate payment is made to the Subicri5cr, their ac-
counts mutt Be put ID fuit.--Thole to Whome laid
eRate il indebed are reYueard 70 bring IN thcr ac
counts for adipfment. DAVID GREEN
Portland, Abri16 I8O1.
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Eonth.l1auIep Canal lnrtrrr.

THE fsriber being. BY a7 fibe LegjaI1rt Of MAJ
Esbgafs, appointed Manager Lof't,y granted oy
RE SeT5 Of e Pepyistors Of tbc Loct AMI Canal SsEf6
Hady, and 70 enable bcs, zOi5sHt tie al ga Dam per
s tbsir 10oyt to render item highly and darab ,Viaabt
'stbs community, s7er 70 tbs public tbs falio1Ui9S
GCHRAF-v;z
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a man meeting old woman driving fome aTes,
adieu, mother Of aiIes" cried he adieu my fon,"
fald lhe the felt of his ears.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-24

Il ME fublcriber hereby gives notice 20 all concern
j cd, that having been duly appointed ERccutrt
If the Iaff will and rcfament az BtZALEEL MY
RICK. late Of Hs5fos in the Cosnty Of Cumberland,
Shipwr,ght, deeeaied, Che has taken upon her that
truf and given bond a. the law directs: fhE there
fore requcGs Az perloas Who indebted fad de-
cealed's Etate make immediate payment; and thola
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the fameJ
10 HULDAH MYRICK.
Try N ISo1
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-24

TIE Subcr ber hereby gives Ooticc to all conccr
A. ned, that having been duly appointed Admin
itrator pn IA Etate Of ABRAHAM WALDRON,
late OF Portland, 10 the county Of Cumberland,
Trader, deceafed, has taken upon him that truf,
and given bond as the Law directs He therefore
reqnets at perfons who indebted 10 faid de-
cealed's Etate 10 make immediate payment and
thofe VINO have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the f7me 70 JA~Es NEAL and FRYE Poor, VINO
are only appointed 10 receive and examine the
fame. ABRAHAM WALDRON.
Bug u.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-29
,Ie tRGG6gORO G,R.
RICHMOND.
Fysm IRE New YcKx HrxAr.n.
SEPIAMsgR 2gtJ. 1909.


a7fts OF able Edi.ers,---l4r. Teffe1on's ed;-
tors are fighting mott valiantly in his behalf;
OUT they are 70 EFFECTIVELY esoer "a ENGAGE,
that they neither wait fof the plan Of ar3ack
nor even the word of command; the COME,
qucncc is fuch as might be expected: a want
OF CONCERT, followed bv irretrievsble cnnf,l{ion
in the 1nks, ana in ieyeral inilanoes, even
failing back on their own patty, 10 thae DIFF
mayand defeat already begin to peryadc the
whole fguads6n
oas lays, Mr., JefFcrfon had not RAD ne
PiVFSf7, when he rewarded the author and
chat If it fl1ail appear That he had, he'll defer,
"a jfeondiays, he rGrer paid him ANY n,S,ncv
at ali; be eaty isnf IA tbi,a, ,hat ne bsd
40 agency whatever in the Preipf5t,as detailed.
and ifhc had, it indicates an ,inconflIeency of
characteA ameanncis OF djfpoft;on, shs..s o,i,eb,
never to DC found in Chief Niaeifrste---.
AJaHTf5 ,thtG, after the money Was tithc trea
fury, he had NO controu over it, thar he j; 4 mn
order 1t to be repaid; but that If he I'd, Il WIS ,
violation of his oath, and he ought 10 be i'm
peacheds--A f!ib, thar all the money eyer
paid to Calender, both from Mr.. Feff2-f,n,<
own pocket and The rational pur!e, was from
unnaiXt notices of TIC nloi} cfarn,jr:n cbar;tr
= b'sb iays all the foregoing are fools and
g,o.NneadS; that MT. jeitefioR 'ueyer paid
Sallender dot, IN lis life. "A Jevsntk, and
iait iays, in a4,raf language, tlat the 9orv Of
hIm andS ALLY IS " damnabc IIe,'' and th;s
ipait gentleman, who appears in the Citizen Of
thla morning, under Che appropriate iienature
OF " Friend to Good Governments init
mates that fore &C horrible osfraqe'' wdl be-
committed on the editor of this paper. and he
W,orkmen, he does NOT leave Of selling fuch
thif1gs.--tio on, gentlemen, go on, and when
you are all cleverly advanced, tha net fhaI be
tpftng over you, we ffall then fee what
pretty figure you viii make.