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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18

i@fs7 re h.r oz J4g.s LINT, Cqfa54ayt 70 tie S's-
rstTy q State dtfei
{" T,i4aii, H6ra I8,.I8or.
Il a3b the honor Of RECEIVING yours OF the 5,h
'nuary On tbe 5th inf. and an happy my en-
III Ras b-en approved ~ the PrehLtn,. You're III
3onosh .ev~red 70 The Bath ConlIl 10
'sFd n hun ar 90 keep until his arrival. have
informed YIN That ne departed from herce with
'A' orc C.r7Fcl iaG january. ID order 10 lotcit
e'e'' . fsr'us4. e. .ne coaiu.3te E! thr regency
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-21
8p Cl:lab2tD IDaa,tltoa,

ON this intercAiag and mighty iinpor.an
branch Oh tceace, iever2l vaiadb.e wor.As have
within lev years, been preien;ed 10 the puoiic,
among winch gac above, as II IS the ndit recent,
% is il pre- c.nincnsiy uictu Led .y her is1iett
into an inquiry concerning the nature u the active
powers, ani intellectual faculties oil the human
mud Mrs. Hamilton h S deyelored thole powers
and faculties with peripiculty and ability
which, While it arrells the attention o! ,hoic who
have mott iucceisfu.iy f;edied 5hcie iuhjees, mua
render competent knowledge OF them familiar
10 the mott ordinary capacity. The iuperficia-
neE aud frivolity OF character eugeudered By the
modern iyiten CT education, have been long, and
ualy, iuhictt of complaint. but the parti-
cular caufts hy which thelc ferrous evils have
been produced, were hitherto but inaperlecfly
known, or little ATTENDED to: To trace thsie evils
to their tource, and TO point out the proper re-
medy, is tie ultimate object 10 which the meri-
corious efforts OF this Aarhor have been directed
aad ia heie cos;s fhe has, il is believed. fucced-
indeed, is the Importance Of The inquiries which
iucceis win which thoie inquiries have eeen pur-
lued. Ii ,hs happieit consequences TO fociety
may rc.loaabiy &c expected to rein't from the
rStSnr qualifications y all III ID lutCiCltlttS III Z
very high degree, but 20 mothers Of families, and
Others engaged in the formation Of the minds cf
chiliren an:i youth, it will prove an acquii,ion
truly invaluable.
he ra{iI lale of two inprefIions cfthis work
in England iutlicieatly evEces the high eRimati-
en- in which il is there held: An American editi-
ol-eqnai to- -nd at littlc more than half tn
rice Of the Britifh editioaH--is now offered to
pc patronage CT the American public; by whona
th nlsr,s viii, doubti. IS. be JULY appreciated.
it: .4a Extyaa fran The a6ove Work.
;. From mott of the writers Oh education it
&C would appear, thar it is oniy to people of rank
&C and fortune that educaticu is . matter of any
/" Importance. BY fsch alone can the fyNema
g that are generally propoled, be adopted. To
Sc iuch, therefore, mutt we believe them to be
excIufivey addIefcd. 70 make flee ladies'
8. and fnifed gentlemen forms no part of IN,
g piaa, which has for its obe6t the fubjection OF
the pailions, the direction Of the a.ections, ant
/" the cultivation Of the faculties that commos
8. 10 the whole human race"
he price CT the Briei!h edition. is fi!tecR
Killings, sterling, in boards.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-21
ADVERTISEME EMIT.

My Son HENRY MOORE & my
lYl fe!f had agreed, before he left this,
that | fhculd keep up the BROKERS BUSH
NESS be had been engaged in, during his
reddeace in Kentucky, ard be particularly
attentive TO LAND TRANsAcTIoNs, which
might produce me (omc profit here, and
be Of ferv;ce to him there. AS be has
made fettlement III, that country, | tax
this method Of informing the public, tina
will undertake to buy and fell LANDS,
and negotiate in any other way fos them,
and that will alto attend to any Other
buGaels commonly don: in the Line OF a
Broker.
| am empowered to ftll Geveral valpa-
bic Lots in different paris OF the Town OF
Alexandra fome we'll h.uated for bnil-
oefs one adjoining tie Bunk, "a teet
front on the Eor h tide Of Cameron itrcet,
and 70 feet five inches deep. This Lie;
will either be fold foi Cain or exchanged
for Landsadjoining tie town.
CLEON MOORE.
Nov. rs. eo'f
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-21
CONDITIONS.

I. TIE Wo,k .EaN be eompryla in t1v'
Dnodeeimo polume5, Of aboAt $50 pagss
eaeb, e BaH be printed in tbe 6sf manner,
on Jfas Paper, aadueqU Type.
II. The pnre qviI be one Dollar per rua-
lime in boays5, payable on delivs,y.
*. 4 CRY Comfortable number Of Co.
pies bring ALREADY Gl(crjbsd far, TIE 4yort
@aN be pu. to Prslj, and Jf4Jl5ed qvabOat
delay.
Gg Sabir:ptiox, rereived BY The Pab-
liter
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-21
Valuable Property Tor Sale,

1t The h1He F9Nsef Pot5mae
About three miles from George Town
and the Cisy Of Wilmington, and ten
from Alexandria.
~ acres Of Land, upon roA'sA
are d-pelzmg ksgfs and .lanl<!y after in
brovsmeuts, 1ecyeral fone quart.ss and iJS
Ranas, and lzvg vacant miilfraf5.
Too undivided third parts Of T
ceres Of Land, u3on Sybirb are a m<rcba0t
mil, qyitb h5rre 3air ef French 61ry mil
e0ues AID evsy ueeWar, complete, far
manufacturing daur 10 tbe bsf GazGntage,
ard qvifb as htfle manual ha5or as 2cJ95he;
a 5resvey ind dV,Iley, a gra1Ar,
mi2sr's b0nfs, tyeaver's 5O4/r, eoo4er''
@eb, &c. and a vdrast nil leat.
Too undivided third Parts q
zoo acres Of land, 0dj5inmg tie 7 acres
and IT. acres abovrmru!iouea, npoa avbie6
here are /evor0l foae qaarties and Gb
Pands.
iRe PIfCHajcf " 1He @0ooo +! =
tery, qvW haze an alignment Of Z lee/s
far f6e 9tbey uuarviaed third part, Of qV11eb
there 4vH be s years TO came fran tie ts
day 81 September next.
Tie j9one on the a5ovc lands IS
egual il goodasGto cry, ard ./a3er'0r 10
mi foundation e5ve an the yicOey--VeE-
ets af0ay burtbea Thai car 60 10 Geoygs-
Toz0u, car 90 ap to the mill and yfo1e
qAaryies.
dry 3ey,an or besl1us, qvbo may iscl'at
to tnyebahc, z0iA # esuye pie7o tbs PRE-
mirs, tbersfors il IS xot tboagbt nefsJjary
to be mare particular.
Far terms q95J 10 Gen. Uriab Forrsf,
at George 7o7yu, orf0
PHILIP r. FENDdLL,
Alexandria.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-21
a WAREHOUSE for SALE.

BY virtue Of a deed Of trl59 from
William Hxpter, Ser. dseeafSd, 10 The
Ja5/sn5sr 5sarixg date the 9Th day Of
February, IL fbeyear 1891, dig record.
cd IL tie corr IF Fairfax County,
made faJsra,e tbs PIGMENT ef far bas-
arsd and fy P,ards three billings 8
fxpesee, iawtal mausy, IF Virgiaia,
DIE anto J0bu Hopkins, 4vitb legal IN
ferse from The date Of Jaia deed, aviN
Be JoM ar Public Aatlios, far ready M
nsy, TO The bigbsf and bsf bidder, on
Wsda,/day tie a6fb day Of January
nsxt, afIa 0'eloek, at tie CGee- Hone,
III the tszuu Of Alexandria,
All that frame Warehouie, IL
tuated on the welt fide of Union Street and
built on part of the wharf fold by John
Allilon to Vim. Hunter, jun. The ware
houle will be fold without the lard where
OH is erected, and the Parchaler will OF
courie be bound to remove the houte or
buy the land of the pre1ent proprietor
thereof. Thoie who are inclined TO purchafe
the warehoufe may view and examine II
uponsapplication to the fubfcriber.
WM. HODGSON.
Dec. II zawds
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-21

,her IN tl,ecomr,-a; ofabous SIX acres
Bath, OF Warm Springs s.
Two well ltuated lots, en- ope o. INC
afnsIl building large enough 70 accom-
mo5a.e one family.
The terms Of iale will be made known :,
By application 10 either OF the lu0ie''-
bers.
SAMUEL WasruNcros, Calte7ffr fsanly.
GsoReE S. WASHINGTON, JeJfyl>n' %.
WILLIAM X. WAsHlNcToa, HtF@S'-
kaaa, al.
GEORGE ". r. Cvsrls, Masnt N9yEsiag-
tan, Faiyns, 40.
BusHRoD wAsu1NcreN, ~. psra'eu' So.
LAwsENcE LEWIS, Ws0a Laqsa, a..
Auenh 20. -"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-21
ADAM LYNN
has 1YG rseeivtd,
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF

A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
7swey,y, plated, 5qpaned g |ang
GOODS, If a .lp2etisr qaaly, and If
tke uszv.g Patterns,
CONSISTING OF
Cold Lockets, Rings, Ear.
RIGGS, Bracelets, WATCH Keys, seals; pearl
Rings, Bracelets, @c. plated Ufns, Tea
Pos, Caters, Cacdleiticlls, &c. Jspaned
Urns; Tea Trays end Bread baike,s;
Oil, Necklaces, Brooches, Bracelets, Watch
Keys, Seals, Chains, &c. Knives & Folks,
Penknives, Raz,rs, S illars; Paints in
boxes marking Tyres in boxes complete;
Snuff Boxes; patea Z feel Spurs; gold
and FLYER Epau,elts Lace Cord, Thread,
spanpIcs, purls, iIver Ihinlbies, Tooth
Picks & Pencil Csles, with number Of
o,her articles.
lie has 05o FIR Sale,
Watchmakers Materials, and
gilt and common Wagch Keys, BY the
dozen, ard Cruc,bles.
He manulaaurcs, as uiual, all kinds Of
Gold ard Silver Work, to any pattern.
Nov. II. dt3eotf.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-21
FoR S A L E..

ME LOf with the HOUSE thereon, at
j the touth-eaf corner of Cameron and
Airrei streets, late the Property Of Thomas
Richards.---Allo, feveral vacant LOrS adioin-
ing thereto on Alfred Strect, between Cameron
and King Sareers. The hoa!e is pseaiantly fitu-
atsd and in good order for the Accommodation
OF Family.---If not fold before the It Of No
venibcr, ir will then be reased.
WILLIAM CRAlK.
Sept. go sIwtf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10
SARAH HORsEFIELD

INFORMS the public. and her ireinds in par
1 ticclar. that he has oa hand good sGon.
meni Of TIN WARE, which fhe will fcll very
cheap for Cain. She hss slfo feversl articles Of
Houfchold Furniture to difpoie OF. foch as Beds.
Chsiu, Tables. &c. and good franklin
Stove. She again requeas all thoie who have
any demands agsna the Elta,c Of her late hui.
band. lfrael Horledeld. TO bring them in for
letrlemeni and thoie indebted 70 hid EAa,c.
ssc earnefly denred to make immediate pay menr
to SARAH HORSEFIELD Executrix, OF
TIMOTHY HORSEFILD. Executor.
Newport, April g, 1907. e
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10

cal horizon. Left the hip ss ,hsy ,houeht to ,he
suidsncc OF the winds and waves. Bat when
we had ih,ken of the load Of chains that threat
sned our deeruetion, aad navery had Withdrawn
iu fable curtain then liberty, that beh and
dcarc& OF names, thfew around as the brightea
beams Of happincfs. and drew thofe torpid fer-
pcnu from their dark retreat. who lay for a
while baking in the fnn fhine of liberty for
getting then their former dtustion, with looks
Of viper. venrured TO crawl forth and feek
that hfety under our Confituiion for which
they dzsed NOT TO contend. and which they at
this moment would facriGce at tho altar OF srif-
socracy. But let Us retain. if podible. our
councils uncontami mated by theie WORT OF Ver-
min, who might in time dearoy the BATS Of our
rights. though founded in blood ;-For they
would. ~ great writer obferves, ''gradually
iniinoafe themfeives into the highcf places Of
power, till they conitituted majority in the
national councils, and by one fatal Rroke dearoy
in moment the work of an age" Let fancy
here depict what the pen cannot paint. A fub-
jugation to Britifh power would inevitably in
fue. Tyranny would rivet her brazen fetters
on US and delpo,ifn, with all her direfol train
Of ills, would make our childrcn's children ex-
ecrate the hour, that gave thete enemies OF our
peace permfion TO tread on ffseiom's hallowed
ground.
What tribute then. ye highly favored fons
Of liberty, is due TO thoie virtuous magifrates.
whohke watchmen on the towers. Rand guarding
your rcpofe. by repulfns the approach of your
enemies The affairs OF pofterity ihsll fnoke
with obla;ions to their memory, and the temples
of freedom rebound with their praife forever.
PHILOCLES.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10
To tbe Republican Eeensn Of Mewport.

A T time when the Federal party bring
"A into the field all their forces, it 10 necel-
fary for us, Fellow Ciiizens, to be ready with
the whole of ouu.--It 10 neceiary tor Is TO
nov. that the fame love Of our country, which
frt united Us a. " band of brothers," fill
burns in our breaAs, and has glorionfly furvived
every effort to extinguiih il. Let us NOV, tbat
az Republicans, we have long food, and now
fand on the high ground of .ruscIrLR, ince-
pendent Of every confederation OF private ma
tuie.--That we think-that we at for the
good OF our country, and inean to give our
votes for thofe only who think and set with us.
AT 4 tins when every nerve 10 trained sgainR
us--when every art 10 praeticed-when every
means are employed ;-when attempts are made
by fome to divide us; by Others 20 deceive;
and even by Others 10 bTibe :---When attempts
are made 70 periuade fome, and 10 inlimidate
Others AT fuch time, Iet ~ Hand at our
pots, determined and undifnayed determined
to defend the rights Of our country and undii-
mayed az the whole hoft of enemies which at
tack them. Let us coolIy examine for our
felves. Let u unprejudicedly review the mea-
iures Of the preient, and Of the psl adminiitra-
lions. And above all let " fcorn 10 barter the
rights of our nation. for ihofe very dollars
which bear the marks of our freedom and fove-
reisnty.--At fuch time, let us be calm--let
us he moderate---let US be inmovsbIe.----P Per-
fonal invsetive and infnlt., can never benefit =
bad caufe and will ever degrade good one.
Al fuch time, ihc Republican Citizens OF
Newport are requeaed to meet. at Six o'clock
on The Esening Of Monday next. at she State.
Houfe ,--on bufnefs, to FREE PEOPLE, OF
the cREArlsT IMPoRrArcE. UNION.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10

TO this point :--Govcsaoe Cseeue aud Gov
enor Bowen had Il in thSr power. ~ shc
rimc the committee sCposScd ia l7ss. @ have
shamed the payment Of theie balance, and then
,.shey would have been legal charge sgainl the
United States the o;ceu aud folders wouid
. have GOT their pay, and the amount Of the bal
~anccs would have psded to the credit Of this
Gate which. ia the whole, principal and in
tsref, would amount at this day, 70 about four
tondred aad fifty thouiand dollars which il 4
clear lois TO the tate. rhis fun would readily
have been allowed BY the conmitIioueu who ad-
aad the individual hAtcs. had Governor Greene,
laad thofe IN Office 10 the fate at the time the
committee rePoredl agreed that the tate ihould
have aduned the payment Of theie balances.
ARTHUR FENNER came in Governor
May ago. The queaion refpetting the aste's
aGiniag the payment OF thele balances. came
b.fore the Senate. Governor Fenner opPofed
the paGsge Of the bill, on account OF the law Of
Congref, pafIed Augu9 1890 ivol. 1. page .44|
where it is!enaefed in the following words. "Nor
hall the claim OF any citizen be admitted as
charge agaat the United States in the account
OF any fate anlefs the fame was allowed by fuch
tate before the z4th day Of September 1883"
II then, Governor Fenner had given his saent
20 this bill and il had pafed the Senate, Il would
have inereafcd the aAte debt about four hun
dred and hfsy thoufand dollars, for fervices res.
dered to the United States. A. well might he
attempt the payment OF the debu Of other aates
as theie balsoces. face ConRrefs had folemnly
declared they would not pay the amount Of
lhem. But by Governor Fenner's wifdom snd
good conduit 10 this buanefs, az Chief Ma
giftfate, he has freed the Rate from debt Of
not Iefs than four hundred and fifty thoufand
dollars, which the citizens would now have been
groaning under and the very Spectators 10
Crav's balances would now have been laughing
AZ your diRrenes. And for this, Fellow. Citi-
1ens, Governor Fsnner is to be turned out Of
Office.
Fellow Citizens. are you to be deceived
by the fpcculators, the enemies of your liber-
tics No. you are nor Then usite rally
round the Aandard of freedom. and act like
men /; and NOT iaerfce your Liberties at the
lhrins OF tyranny and cpprc&on. and leave your
poaesity to hnger OUT wretched ctiitence,
chrough your folly and wickedneis. 10 beng
m;Aead BY artful and designing men bor 90 TO
sownmretiog, and give your fupporr for AR
THUR FENNER. as your Governor, a pat
riot of rs, and friend to the people and the
rights of man; but IN eneny TO lPecolaior, aod
jockeys. FAIR PLAY.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10
I" SquaIly" Appearances.

Exfyaa from a kikS, dHi<< Pert kffsbff0S,
Feb, Al. Soz, 10 a 'gieAsbk ~snHsfilf bas,f
in WILMINGTON. (D.)
The French, sfier taking poaeflon OF St.
Marc, and the plain back Of m,which were eva.
cuaied by the negroes. found number Of the
whites, who were murdered and 7 Whole hands
were tied. and FIRE es TO their feet bot 70 lately
done that they were ftill alive The officers knew
not What had become Of the people belonging TO
the Amehesn vefIelsI bot this day merchants OF
So. Mare, who made his eicspe, arrived here.
who infsrms, that he left the inhabitants Of that
place, and all the Americans. at fmall fort Is
miles from Sc Marc. Yeaerdsy . large pack
see Of Touaain,'s papen were fond among
then was copy Of inefuetions to shs cemrnan-
ders of the refpettive diRries, 10 deafoy. on
the "a March every pesfoo within their Iimits.
L.kewife letter sddre1ed to TosGaini from the
government Of Eoelasd. by which M appear,
THAI the Engliil have been the PpmPssn. .behind
,he fcene, to the inhnmsn maGaerees end dssArsc-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10
Ma. FARxswoRTH,

Ma. FARSswoRTH,
You arc requefted 10 publifh the following, for
the information Of many good people who have
been deceived by the unnanly lies OF Gov.
srnor Fssssvs opponents. JUSTICE.
P,suidsses. Arrj 5, 1904. ef.
\ w,s concerned in the fettlement which
"A took place in she Csuie besween Govern.
or Fenaer and Judge DorFance. deem II prop
er to fate the origin. and progreh ofths buhoefs,
on,il il was completed. my arrival in Pro.
vidence, had converfation with MIR. Brattle,
at his houis. He reprefented to me the dinreH.
ing Gtuation Of Judge Dorrance's family. on ac-
count of the Jodgenenu which Governor Fen
ner had obtained sgaint faid Dorranee. That In
conf quencc OF the Judgements, Mrs. Dofrance,
vas very much dejeaed and he really withed
hat the mstser might be iettled. and delred me
to uie my influence to effeea compromife. sc-
cordinaiy fpoke to the Governor on the fobjee,
and reprefented to him the difreffes Of Mrs. Dor.
rance, and begged hin.,o eomPromiie the mat.
ter. He replyed. that the money ~hich he bad
recovered, never was an objed with him that
he was farisfed With the decihons which had "a.
ken place, and did not mean to avail himfelf OF
the money bat when colleded. il would be CIV
peat the offer which he made 10 court. which he
mentioned to ne, az had not heard IL. found
from this converfation. that the Governor was
dilpoied to be lenient in his Terms; and IN cor.
fequence Of it,I mentioned the matter to Elifhs r.
Potter, Efq. He e1preasd win to Zee the Gov.
aud communicated is to the Governor. The
Governor faid that he was willing TO converfe
with Mr.. Potter and myfclf on the fobjeta. and
meeting accordingly took place the refult Of
which was, the agreement a certified by MI.
Potter ard myfelf.--I con6dersd that the Gov
eruor was aeauated foley by humane and chaiita-
be motives in remit,ing his Jvdgmest for dam
ages. and one half ne Coh, a. be did.
lSigned) WALTER WATSON.
This may Certify, that ~ far % relates to
the converf.tion had between me and Mr.. Wat
ION sforefaid. is juf aod truly secised
lSigned) ROBERT BRATT LIE.
The above is true Copy taken from MIR.
Brasses original Ceri6cate.s
wan,s, JOHN HARRIS.
eth o,,xissla IL Is fbe AGrGf sf M Wssss.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10

tion which have taken place There has alfo
been fouad contract TOT the iuppiy OF 900 900
liyres worth OF powder from the United States
iduring the ,siss OF John Adams) but whether
teom the gvvs,nnsss. or hudfviksaL, know not.
Picre LsSis. who was commander In chief of
L-osane. wha barnt that place. and mordred the
whites, has been taken. Iw him three days
6nce, So on board the adnirais ihip, where he
Sil' reuiain in irons. till general lie Clerc ar
rives." The isue letter Rates, thar ST. Mare
~1 burnt. aad that tSo briggs. aud fchooneu.
the only seasls In the port. we,e deitfoyed."
Cir Several original pieces are again de-
fefred tor sans OF room. They ihaiI be a,,end-
Cd TO next week.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10
MILL f N A r Y.
Mis- E. FIRTH, S3 Co.

ID ETURN their hnsere thaaks to the Ladies
N of Newport, and iu vicinity. for their
paia encouragement, and hops 10 merit con,inA
usoce Of their favon--snd take this oppoftoni-
ty Of informing them, they have juA received
large aGor,ment of fsihibnablc Dunflable, Leg.
horn, Silk, Deef', and Mourning BONNIE rs.
by the Two Friends, from London. which they
sre telling on the moa rcaioosble terms, At Mr..
JAaIs MuMroaD's, Ggn Of the Bee Hivs.
Ns1vboyf, dpy,i 10.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10
To be Sold,
At Public Vendue,

THE FIFTEENTH day Of April. ina. On the
i Farm where John W,iifor. lately dece,fed,
lived, htussed in North uh-Kingacwn, about two
milo. from Wickford.s quantity Of Hay. Oxen.
Cowes, Horfes, Sheep, Swiae, Farming Uten.
fis. Corn, Potatoes. Sslted Pork. Bouichold
Fsfni,ar, and oue Fst Ok, &c. The fsle TO
commences ss 10 o'clock. A. M.
JAMES ELDRED,
Ts~dss Msas,.
Vs,fb- kim Esws. AS,il s, 1904. =
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10
Droue Ahm-e,

TN the Hsr5os Of Newport. fonetine, huce Z
i fnall MOSES BOAT. The owner nsy
have her, BY psyius charges. snd aPplyios s.
the printer.
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Republican State Prox.

Republican State Prox.
THE Coniitu;isnsl Repoblicsr, OF the State
! OF ShOde-insnd. viii be unanimous in fap-
paI,ing the foilo Sing Candidstes, on We'd
nefdsy. ithe ,la Of April.l viz.
HIS ExcsLLxScy
ARTHUR FENNER, Eld.
CO gE r N O x.
HIS HONOR
SAMUEL ]. POTTER, Ef9.
LiEvrssAsr-GvyERsoR.
Sc " Il 70 x ).
John Innes Clarke, Waterman
T'ibbits, BENJAMIN Howland, Stephen
Congdon, Thomas Hoxtie, Paul
Mumford, Job Walton, Nehemiah
knight, Timothy Wilmarth, and Will
liam Waterman, Etqmres.
Samuel Eddy, Efq. Secretary.
James Buriill, jr. Efq. Aft'y Gea'L
Henry Sherburne, Efq. G. Treaf'r.
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MARRIED. AT South King gaown, iaA
Sunday evening. oy the Rev. Doctor Wait. MIR.
WILLIAM S. MuMroRp. OF this town, to Miis
REBsccA MuMfoSD, of South KingAown.
In this town. on Thuriday evening, Lieu
tenant PEARSON TIrcoMs, Of she United
States army. to Miis ANNE MARIA DELA-
DERNiA.
DIED. ]-At Mddletown, on Wednesday.
Mr.. AMs DYks, upwards Of 10 years Of age.
Ia this town, yeaerday morning. Captain
bkAkL AMssost, in IN advanced age
HE has iuitained, throueh life, a character un-
ioilicd--seipctted u elfeerhed by all who knew
him. and his lofs as univerially regretted.
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Saturday, April 10, 1902.


We have received aaiement of the votss
for Governor, &c. from thirty Two towns IN
Maaachuieuu. by which it appears thai Gov.
Strong has Majority ofa few Hundred votes
over Mr.. Gerry, the Republican candidste.----
This il is iuppoied was obtained in contcqueuce
Of a new law. depriving many Of the poorer cIafs
from the privilege OF voting. NotwithRandine
the imnoderate civilizations of the FcderaliAs At
this event, we arc confident that there will ere
long be hanaioms m'jorisy Of fRepublican voters
in that State.