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Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

Yehsrday, being the anciverfary Of General Wa1I-
iugton's nativity, the federal members of the two
Honles OF copgreis dihed together a. Ste's hotel
After dinner, the following oalis were drunk viz.
!. The dsy-which gave the world Wilmington
"a. The United States--may none OF them ever rife
TO Ss-iaiaa over the rea by proratng the national
eorernmcnt. -. Tire Contribution OF our coaHtry.-
a. egaaturs potent--hot Omppotcnt --5. "A ex-
ecuve puweriul-but not rcfPOn6ble'--6. A JGdiea-
~ dependant only on their Cod and their good beha-
viour.--7. The States anited-not eontoidaied -S
The militia, the army. and the navy -. The fellow
folders OF departed Chief - May our country
never waat defence, nor our commerce Proteetion.-
u. May our G. edu never he hazarded on thsoTeue
cAleu alton May fane sever be iullied oy
breach OF fsith.--I3. May councils be dn nhu-
enced by lcnle Of national dignity a. May our
r<veDue be drawn from plenty, not fqneezed from
want--I5. May frugsy and virsEe be encouF AsSd BY
taxes on luxury and vice. 6. Mrs. Wilmington.
VoLusrEEPs. BY Mr. Morria--Al our energies
well direeted. BY Mr. Bayard--ihe People OF the
United States May the Genius OF Liberty protect
them againa the spirits Of Jac0binlim. BY Mr.. Rut-
ledge--Fhe profcribed patriots GSn Miller ,CooDeis
Fifh and Cheaer May their Injuries route the Peo-
pie to fcne Of their danger, and make opening to
better times. By MIR. Malon--The remple OF Juitiee
Wbeu aGailed hy is enemies. may il receive the eff.
cient lupp0rt Of It's fciends. By Mr. ID. Foaer--The
Da6trHe Of the Old School f--May they prevail againR
che fabtieics of Phicfophy, and Preeryc TO eur coun
try the enjoyments of ocial life By Mr. c. Smith
The Man Of Honor-the Man Of our Hearts-ChATles
Cotefvorth PlnekneY
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

Or Tbe above Meiieiae Is jigR reeeiptd far j5i:
az tie B0as2ors Of TBNKS 81 CLARK.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15
Fifty Dollars Reward.
VIBRATIONS new dhcovered PATENT
Itch Ointment

n SAFE, convenient and eficacious remedy for
4 a that melt diiageeate aud tormcnting diforder
called the ITCH, has been always greatly needed but
no one, Il is prefumed, has before been dilcovered,
which viii sffef The cure, without having in it either
brimAone or Mercury, both of which difagreea5e
and dangerous. The brimltone is generally applied
With mixture Of hogs lard fat, and for few
efal says dried in by the fire, either Of which cx
poles the patient 70 the uo imminent danger Of rsk
ing cold, By opening the pores Of the body, and at
the fame time imPregnatng the blood with poiionous
quality and weakening and dcbitating the whole con.
hitution. The ue of mrrcural ointment extremely
dangerous and often fatal to the health.
Bur from the effects OF long experience and much
inquiry, am happy at length TO have in my power
70 furnith the public with medicine which viii as
certainly cure hc Itch is applied which is eafy
and fsie for any age habit conttution and attend
cd with no dagreeabe consequences of any kind eth
er at the time of ung it, at any time after can
be proved by near lhouland people Of different ages
contributions add oates of health, who have ued this
ointment and been cured by IL. J. WHEATON.
Or 7br a5ovs MeAciae it i'm rereiped for i5lc,
az tie B0asaors Of TBNKS 81 CLARK.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15
re- TAKE NOTECE

a IL perfons hereby cautioned sganl purchaf
"a ing NOTE of HAND, dated the twenty ninth
day Of December 1900, for Fifty Dciays with Intcrea
payable to JONATHAN GARLAND, or order,
in fifteen moRths from date GPned by the fublcrber
faid note was given without confederation. and am
determined not 70 pay the fame
Rags's.ib FS. 5. 1905. JOSEPH cLIDDEN.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

THE fnbferibsr hereby gives notice 20 ali ecneer.
ned, that having been iuly appointed adminlra-
tor nthe eltlte OF THOMAS NEWMAN, late Of
Portland, in the county Of Cumberland Slimax xer, de-
ceaed, has taken upon him that trua, and given bond
as the law directs tie therefore requeas all perlons
who indebted lad dece aled eiate make
mediate payrsent; aud thofe who have any demands
therson. TO exhibit the fame to
DANIEL NEWMAN.
Portland, Feb. Is. lSsa
I7FE Sublc i1er HEREBY gives notice 0 AL concerned
l. that having been duly appointed adminarater
on the Eitate Of JOHN HANCOCK RIGGS late Of
Porss4 in the county OF Cumberland. mariner GeceaG
ed, has taken upon hlm tha, tru. and given bond as
the law directs He lheeforereques all perlons who
indebted fad decealeds eate. TO make immediate
payment and thc(e who have any demands thereon,
70 cxbb, the fame HARRISON BRAZTER.
TnE fubf riber hereby gives notice to all concerned,
Il that having been du.y appointed Administrator de
bOns non on the eltate of BENJAMIN WlNSLO Y, jun
lare Of Falmouth. in the county Of Cumberland yeo
man, decealed hast ken upon him that truR and Civ
en- bond the law directs He therefore reques all
perfons who are ia ebted faid decealeds state to
make immediate payment and shofe who have any
demands thereon exhibit the fame, to
FEB IS, 1904. THOMAS wINsLow.
NOTICE - he eby given. thar the iublcriber has
IN been duly appointed Adminilratrix Of the efate
of THOMAS FARNtI A M, late of Batg in the county
0i 1sfuCohy ucSS@lcG, anu HdS
hat rutf by giving Bond the law directs ALI per-
fons therefore, having demands againa l4d elate. are
requeled 70 exhibit the fame for fcttlement and ali
indebted fad eilate, dersd to make Immediate
payment.
ELIZABETH FARNHANf, A2uinjq,atris.
BH5. February rs, Sea
n 'HE Sublcribers having been duty appointed by
Hon. William Gorham, Efq Judge of the Probate
of Wills SC for he county Of Cumberland Guardians
to ELIJAH TUTTLE, of fiyarzoss6 ia faid county
who by the Selcemen offa has been adiudgcd
speadthrf--herehy caution ali perlons aganit trad
ing with him aud thole who NAV be indebted to him
aganlt paying any thing to him; but all fuch perfons
are rsqueied to make payment 10 Us; and thofe who
have any demands againR faid SPendthrft, are afo
reuueaed to bring in heir accounts 70 Us
8AvIB SsHRBIH PsISdn' / H4RRi'' Guardian.
NOrfbgaymon5 FeByRGyy 10, 1904:
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15
psstrv
FROM TIE AETI.DEMoosAr.

ON TI5E BIRTH DAY OF
EENERAL WASHINGT0M
FEBRUARY IL, 1904.
SLOWLY ltrke tho folemn found
drop the pearls Of lorrow iound
Let the Rabs of woe be felt
Let The heart Of iron melt
Maidens, pour the piaintive verfe,
Soldiers, now your arms reyerie;
Patriots, mourn he Patriot deadi
Sigh, the globe, for virtue fed.
He that guided vietorys car,
Spoke TO hattie where to rave,
Drove the Gubborn foe afar,
Skill d 70 conquer, kill'd TO fave,
Fr1 IN peace, and fffE in war,
Moulders in lie hlent grave.
Ceaft ,csafe your grief, for he
Who nurtur d freedom stree,
Who ba de il bud and put forth all its bloom,
Alas 10 foon TO die
Sought his reward on high,
Triumphant oer bis foes--o'er aander-oer the tomb
Yet, if in Heaven above
F1e hteds his former love,
And in has coun,ry's welfare blfs fli hnds'
What pangs arc bis 70 fec
Death to onr liberty,
Our cennitulion eeded 10 the winds.
Sainted fpirit of the fkies,
To thee thy fainting country cries,
She pours her tears, Che heaves her hshs'
Aud fpeeds prayer
u fought thy wilhes might prevail
And p.ous prayers ha never taii'
The ear OF Deity a1ail
With---Spare Oh! Spare.
hnplore that factions raging force
Might be diverted from it, eonrie,
Thar civil war, with trumpet hoarfe,
We cent ries yet in embryo fhouId not knc"
o prvfs che pravr TO him that guides
The norms and whirwinds Of times tides
Shapes worms fate, o'er realms prehdes,
Guides the OLD orbs above, and fphcres below,
Avert the wrath that hsugi-Avcr h imPending blow
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

DlNECI TAX.
SEVENTH COLLECTION DISTRICT SECOND DIv-
SIoN.tN TIE SrAFR or MASSACHUSETTS.
PURSUANT to an act OF Congrets p.hed the
Il I4th Of July, 7os, entitled, " an act 60 Jay
AID collect a direct tax within the United States"
will Be fold at public fale at the dwelling houie
of Benja7g d7er, innholder ia Standuh, on Mon
day the fifth day of Apt next, at 10 Of the clock
al M. 70 much Of the under defcribed etates, con
Citing Of dwelling houies and lands, as will tltisfY
the taxes due thereon, together with COTS aod
charges As the law directs unlefs taid taxes and
charges fhould be paid before that time.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15
John Taber & Son,

Ne. 8, MUSSErs s ROW,
KEEP the aforefAid Yarn c0nltanty for fale by
the Bundle at the fame prices az the Msnufafory,
with only the expencs o. trAnfportation.
PsstL1ni II No 8, 8oz.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15
C0tt0n Yarn.

ALMY & BROWN. in Providenes, State Of
Rhode lGand being prinsiPaly concerned in the moa
eK eniive COTTON MILLS on the continent, have for
fAle large ahortment Of COTTON YARN iuitablc
for Warp or Filling; and afo of two and three thread
ed Yarn iuitabe for knitting weaving bookings
both blcached and unbIeached equal in quality 70
any in America. They are enabled to fupply heir
cutomers and Others who NAV want, low terms
any perlons 10 the United States, and hort
Orders from every part Of thc country vii be duty
attended to by addreiing by Poa otherwfe. the
fubfcrber ALMI- q BROWN
Prevalence, m No 1909.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

HE copsrtherihip of SMITH & LITTLE, by
i mutual agreement is this day difolved -
All pctions who are indebted, or who have de
maDds on faid firm, are requeited to call on Tbons-
Smiib, at their late place of butinefs, for fet-
tlement. THOMAS SMITH.
TIMOTHY LITTLE.
Fi7lbans, FEB. ~, 1904.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

Ar A COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS OF THE
PEAcE, BEcUN AND HOLDEN ar MAcHiAs,
WITHIN AND FOR THE couNTY OF WASHING
TOY, ON THE THIRD TUESDAY tNAUGUsT LAST,
AND coNTIsUED BY ADJovASnEEr TO THE
THIRD TUESDAY OF OCTOBER, q. D. ISoI'
THE petition Of DANIEL P. UPTON, aad others,
Il hunbly aicw, thar a new High Way or commoo
Road very much wanted, leading from Eaaport thro'
fownihips Number Nine and Number Twelve 70 Ma
ehiastha fad high way would be OF very great pubc
utility, and would greatly accommodate the citizens Of
fad county.
We therefore pray your honors to grant order of
notice The proprietors Of fad townihips in manner
prelcribed by Law 10 llew cAue, il any they have,
why Committee fhOild nor be aPpoioted to open
and make faid road-And your petitioners ia duty
bound will ever pray.
Daniel p. Upton, Stephen = Josnion,
John Burein. Joiiah Harris,
Lewis Deefdernisr, Marihall Thaxter,
Abiiah Crane William Chaoner,
Oliver Shead, Jacob Penniman,
Jonathan LeAvitt, Simeon Folter,
Samuel Ellis, EbeneEer lnglee.
ON the petition Of Dancl p. Upton and thirteen
others-Ordered that the petitioners cauie the fnb
Aance Of their petition and tbs order thcreon, 20 be
pubifled in the -EsglsaS Pailadsz, printed by
Young & Minns, and lenks Psyiisai Gazette; three
weeks fuccehvely the lat publication 70 be thirty
DAYS at ea before the fitting OF fad Court of General
Seons of the Peace, which viii be holden at Maohias
she fecond Tusfday nf May next, as by adjournment
from ihe third Tuclday in October, A. p. ISoT-To
the end any peron or perfons interefcd therein may
shen aud there appear and fhew caufe, if any they
have, why the prayer Of fad Petilion houid not be
granted AueA, RALPH n. BOWLES, CLERK.
A true copy of Record-Attea,
RALPH Il. BOWLES, CLEKK.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15
To be Sold in fab6am.

a LOT Of LAND. containing about 60 acres to
1 \ gether with DNellng Houle, Barn, &c Aandipg
thereon ;--theierms OF payment will be made conve
nent TO the purchaer and pofefiion given faIe -
Alto, the STOCK and FARMING UTENSILS which
are now on t-For further particulars, inquire of
EzsreB g. T0NATHAN ELLIS.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15
1WNERS UNKNOWN IN BRIDGTOM

Philip Ealman, Collector,
7tb DiGyi7, "a DivJf0H-
Frysburg, Jan. ss, 1904
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-27
Eranci5 Ander(on.

AXES this method 10 inform his Debtors
i and Creditors, that his Partners have call
ed on him for ie,lement, and are determined
the Copartnc'Ihip n,sll be diGolved in iew
weeks, when he will remove from the faid Store :
tc therefore once more earncfly rcqueas thoie
TO whom the firm is Indebted, to come in for
fett'ement and fuch a, are indebted to faid
firm, to make immediate payment, as this is the
laA time he ihall give notice in this way. And
unleis Immediate iettement is made with all vho
have accounts open. either by note or pay ment.
he will be under the difasreeabIe neceflity Of
purifying different mea(urcs for collection.
Newport, Feb. IL, 1904. 7,tf
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M E S S 4 G. E,

From the rfeicent OF the OGiiau o'atess
GniItmns ef fbs Senate. and
3be Hsgf Of R.S,otm'HfiU".
LAY before you the accounts Of our
Indian trading houfes, as rendered np TO the 4 It
Of January, 1901. with a report to the Secnta-
ry at war thereon, explaining the effects and the
stuasion Of that commerce, and the rsafons IN
favor of its further extenGon. Bat il is belicv-
ed that the act authorizing this trade ex pired 70
long ago as the third Of March, 1893; its rcvi-
val ther. fore, az we'll as its ex,enhon is fuomir-
ted to the confederation of The legina.ure.
The aa regulating trade and intercourie
with the Indian tribes will alto expire on the sd
day OF March next. While on the fubjett offs
continuance, it will be worthy the confederation
of the esi0iture, whether the provi6ons Of the
law rAitting on Indians, in certain cafes. the
puniihment Of death by hanging, might not
permit its commura,ion into death by military
execution the form Of the punilh ment, in the
former way. bcins peculiarly repugnant to their
ideas. and increaiing the obaacles to the iurren-
der Of the criminal.
Thefe people are becoming very fendbe Of
the baneful effects produced on their morals.
their health and ex,0ence by the abufc of ardent
| tplIh ftbl iDfnC VI tHch cdthcIuy hShIS
prohibition of that article from being carried
among them. The leginature will conGdcr
whether the afeetua,ing that dedre would not
be in the fpirit Of oenevoence and iberality
which they have hitherto praelifed towards theie
our neighbors. and which has had 70 happy an
effcet towards conciha,ing their friendihip. 1t
has been found too. in experience. that the fame
abufe gives frequent rife to incidents tending
much to commit our peace with the Iodans.
II is now become neceaary to run and
make the bound aIies between them and US, in
| various parts. The Law laa mentioned has au-
thoriIed this to be done bot no exiting ap-
preparation meets the expence.
Certain papen explanatory Of the grounds
Of this communication arc herewith incofed.
TIL. JEFFERSON.
January IT, 1902.
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Cheab ! CHEAP i! Cheat :

T'HOMAS GREEN, by rcafon of az. and
i inhrmisy. propoiing to retire from buff
nefs in ih,r time--and having on hand, q
handfome aHortmcnt of
Engliih and India Goods,
which he wilhes to fell foon. either by whole
fale or retail And inftesd of an Auetion tas
ufual in luch caGesl is diipoled TO deal them out
with his own hand.-Accordinsly. iaid Goods
are nov telling at as
Low RATES, or LowER,
than might reaionably be expected at 4 Venduo.
free from Shbfe di!orders and impohtiom which
irequenily take place at pubhe Sale. CuAo-
rners will receive decent and orderly attention
with utnoa ditpatch.
or Town and Country Traders, may
probably find their accounts, by calling at his
Store. Neupo1, Feb. &.
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10 he <0Ld. and paDdDi'n gtUen Sexf Sp,irg.
A L A Il NJ,

7 YING in SaDSeia. State of Connecticut.
IL plealantly iitualed, within 40 rods of the
Meeting Houfe and Academy, in iaid town,
and only s miles from the City of Harysrd,
on the great Stage Road leading from thence 70
Da,tnsEib College and from B9tgsa to Ns.r-
York, A!baxy, &c. Said Farm contains Ico
acres of Land under good improvement we'll
fenced with fuitsble proportion of Orchard
ing, Moving, Paauring, Piow-land, sc. two
handlome and convenient Dwelling Houfes !;
Barns, with good Stables, Out Houies, two
Wells of excellent water, and almot every other
accommodation neceaaty for Tavern.
1t is as beautiful and eligible a
aand, perhaps, as any in the fate, for Public
HouSe, and has been improved as fuoh upwards
of so years fucceilively. Ii is likewiIe central
and commodious for Merchantor Tradefman.
A good bargain may be had, and
an indifpu,able title eiven.-For further parti-
culars. enquire of the Printer hereof, or the
Subicriber, living on the ptemifes.
SETH AUSTIN.
December Ia, 1901.
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BIOGRdPHT
GIDEON GRANGER, Efq.

Who has been lately appointed PoH- Matter
General, is defended from a respectable family
in the Rate OF Connecticut. He has improved
the advantages Of an early education. and has tor
many yeau been diaingsthed a, the mott emf
nent lawyer in that fate. His abilities have been
juay appreciated by all parties and his character
held in the hi9hea eilma'Ion by all who have
known him. He has, for many year'. been a
kepIeienta,ive in their Aaic legiilasure, and al
tho he has been borne down by the preaure OF
political periecu'ion. has riien. by the int,inhc
force Of his talents. to the 6dt rank OF diftinc-
Iiou, at the bar and in their ailembiy.
II REPUBLICANS will be Ready, firm.
and united, the. is lite doubt that they will
ultimately prevail. They have the CoNsrI-
TUITION, the GOVERNMENT, and the PsorLi
on their Gde.
ExfraA efa hner from gentleman IN Mayiiniqar,
10 BIZ J,hnd III P6ilaaeipbis. dated Jan. s,
1904.
Tbs eoreiy6ou ef tbs D.frtive T,eay et
Peace hefrorc~ France and England. has beer Egn-
ed fbs 10Th Nsp.''
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ME the iubicribets. being appon,ed by
w the Hon. Cont oi Probate for the town
OF Tiverton. Comm flioners. to receive and ex-
anime the claims of the creditors to the eaate Of
Jeiffb '~f0ns, Taylor. dcceaied, reprefented ia
iolvcnt; and Six months from the frit Of Febro-
ary inf. being allowed Notice Is hereby
given, that We will attend for thar purpofe. At
the houie OF Taylor Davenport. in faid Tiver-
ton, on the lait Saturdays of March. May, and
July next, from one to five o'clock, P. M.
BENZ. ROWLAND, | CommJ
HOLDER ALMY, Gsmcys.
All perfons indeb,ed to iaid eftate, are re.
quetted to make immediate payment to
REDFORD DENNIS, Adsisji,afsr.
Tiverton, Feb. 10, iSoz. 7at74
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4e.!sa!%
s o N q.

w HEN married." they fay. "that our
loves at an end,
..In wife we can neither find miafeis OF
friend )"
But I, who have try'd it, with reafon can lay,
81 never was happy ill thar happy day."
Since the day on which Hymen conlgn'd TO
my arms
MY Celia. podeh'd Of fhouf,nd foft charm'--
So fnooth and 70 lizppythc hours have ron on,
Five years have claps'd, and we tho't 1t but one.
Our cares and our pleafures have aii been
tile fame;
And of forrow, we're thankful. We know but
the mans (:
We're mutually p!cas'd in endcaV'ripg 10 plcaie,
And tho we're not rich, aii we 1--we at our cafe.
When crofIes occur lwho have NOT their croiic: y
A. misfortunes at times may fobjett W 10 ioiis''
Yet while they arc trivial in each Others arms
Wecan ileep without care, & are free from alarms.
The cynics mra err. when they FAY, " in
this life
There is nothing but folly, and madneis
and Rrife )"
believe no iuch prasing: their text deny -
Take fuch wives as my Celia, and prove that
they lie.
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(And bDsNon giVen immediately
d 1 x E C I 7 II X.

URSUANr Act of Congre, entitled, Act cole
Marchnc
.
Taxes previous o ine.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-27
Loft or Stolen,

HE Sth inaant, Small PmebJse Uofeb,
Il chaled our ide cafe, With red aone Seal,
fet in hlyer. II either Wl'ch o, Seal is offered
tor !aie, it i. rcqncOed to he doped and eishsr
OF the Watch Makers 10 Newport. wiu pay
reward OF EIGHT DOLLARS, if recovered
and not injured.
Newpor,, OGt. "a, 1901. 4F
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POMPOUS EMBASSY.

h the year .7as, ybn The Mar
Gal DUKE de Ricbdeu, s0eR .1nlbaDador
to Denna, be made bis entry int0 that
capital qvitb 90 coaches geitb fs boy(s5,
and fix 0thsrs hkrsWjs aoit5 Jix bOrje5,
prodigionly rieb. 2bsombegadOr'i 6ody
<00tb sor lined aeiibia ana rovsred gvitb.
out voitb trmyon vcivcf, over 7vbieb s0as
an embroidery sfgoId in reiief, uitbjrin
ses sfGe'd; tic fow psnnflS acre Gdor.
ned sritb tie arms Of the 4fmbaDad0r en-
bsoieicr ed in relief; bis ypber, enl6roid-
cred IN the fame maner, filed the (maN
,Me. .pange!J /; the large PANEL behind
seay ornamcn.sd sVitb an emtroidsry in
rsHef, as s0eN as tie imperial, The veiver
Of sobicb qoas e9vsrcd sUitb large bran.
ebes Of geld embroidt,y Gkesuj/s in rsGef,
zrbieb, u'a!ing in the middle, formed
}oi7 of fo'uer ;--tbe Loyjes s0srs bros0n
bays, the barneG Of erimioa velvet, co.,
cred sOifb plates Of Gtver gih and gold
paint d Elpasas ). and the aigrstfes Of
plume ; e'f@oa mixed aViib ornaments
Of go!a.
The (uits zcas no hG brilliant
FIX bOyffs clothed soiib red aefvei, lac
cd al Over sp;tb jfiver, and the rsa Of
f5sir aitire Of fIvrr Raf and tr.nges.
Fifty toOfmen dreBsd in )tarlet elotb,
sci.b brOad lace Of purple and fiVnr
t6cir bSis embroidered and adorned aoifb
sobite piumcs, and gearing jiivsr biifed
y(aocras. 7sVelps bngarJ, haiding in
their hands lIver eiubS. 7scsivs pagss
on bor1s6aek, drsgsd in red veioef, en-.
broids,ed witb flver. 7be rea in pro-
portion. 7be Govsrner Of tbs Pages,
Snb.Governor, Eqnsr,y, Snb-Eqmrries,
Ssoi9sS, fscrny5car gro0au riding on
borjebaek, and leading boris. Il more
exiraordinary ei,enmfanee uW fer sv-
v dj9ingu!@ fbis entry from tba # all
other AnbGDmtors. fbs boris Of s5s
Dukes faryiage, aud The led borjfs ia
bis Juife, acre 6sd sVifb Elver, bs.d BY
a vsry/nlM nail, 70 that on the road al
ytbsm Isa fbeir Gbses, sVbieh wcys PICK.
sdnp BY tbe people.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-27
NICOLAS GEFFROY,
Wateb- Maker, in Neuport,

Wateb- Maker, in Neepp0rt,
TNFORMS tie Public, be has t0kea isto PART
L nr,l6ip Mr.. L. TiSSOT. a (apFriO, Work
man, iatr frem The Waieb Masatat7Oy ia Gfne-
va, zvba SoM undertake 10 make Hstv agaic6ss -
and 10 rrpar, IN tie Jcg manner, far eUGios-
nakrri, or brjva!r Yey/aat, any nc7v. r0agyS2e4
and somSttafed Waftbri, Gn4 7mas- Preri.--
They qoM ala Nrboyt, fran JaM Ma7ntadey, as
nine moafb, 7V0rAiag, all Jatb Waic5rs aa4 ime-
Pieeet, az their employers Pail order.
They have ALTO Condao,ly on hand,
AS elegant aD0rtment q eearrantsd, and
common Engiy6, and Gense'a @aietef ard 4'imr-
PActs, q05Ieb iby qpM lsHoa recyonaI!e terms,
III addition to tbc e4s-r. h.y er,y en- The
Goldfmith's & Silverlmth's
Bsfa,G, in all lis 6ro,cte,. osd httEpy: 4pN
met'. o, nt0iv, ar 4i'a i JeS"SAsy, in .As
seaieg JcljioH.
They alio have for S.ie,
W6olf(ale and RstQi', al kind5 gf '.fegC-
,H>y, imbs,t,d and efib. IatsR Jh5io~t; eg!ctSs
sqid and ,gIUsJ tpsaietni piaisd ard 6rGgj ean-
N.fjcks slaird and B'hanria fsa-poff dirk',
Jg1aH jleor45 and 6anger. piafsd btHi, Iirr"t;
and psry tea igays; eafo,s a"dr'oss, (joUelHrd
toxgs rH.ieyy avaye Of all ksdj a,gbf and day
by.gicGfs ladits ard geafiensa'i pOeket-b9sii /;
dreSsg- -gigg7j /gltex6.rf; trtGrs; b0glr-qvb'$';
,az,n +; Hastins famOst raSo'-fvS' Jea Bsar'-
~ b0.,; tertsney Of all kmds. t,0m Lonaoa ass
Pa,it baiy- Po5odsr +, Farce Ba,iey-jagay, and
Gsa, pixmbi; sSaaB jrgar b5F Matabas .
Seoteb Er4F: azda gveat tarss.y Of sbe' ariiclr',
100 name,a4I 10 irjtr. brrr.
Newport, Feb 7. 1904. Ior