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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
10 Be Sold, II FARM,

CONTAINING about Two Hundred scves
~ of excellent land, well wooded & wstcred,
fuitaole for Flowing, paaasing, and Moving.
with good Orchard that viii make 6xty or
isventy barrels Of Cider 10 bearing year !:
Alfo. a aconvenient Dwelling Houfe, Two Barns.
Corn. Houie, Cheeie HoUfe, Blsekfmith's Shop,
sc. thereon. For Terms. apply to
SAMUEL LEWIS, on the premifes.
N. B. Said FAKa is iitnated abour afteen
nilcs wen from Wickford, and ono mile from
she Ten Rod Road and there Is ALTO public
road leading through faid Farm.
Exrssr. JGs. t9, 1904. 1876
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13

- EAL Port Wins, in qoarter and half9uar-
IN ter Calks.
Malaga ditto ditto.
80 CsRs RaGns.
40 Boxes Muicatel ditto.
10 ditto Jordan fhelied Almonds.
40 Jars Malaga Grapes.
Turkey Figs of sh- niceft quality.
Malaga ditto in trails.
10 Capes Creme de Noyau Cordial.
Butt Currants.
Prime Observation-Disclosures
Cinnamon.
Madeira Ciirop.
lndia Prelerses in Jars. viz. Ginger--CiTcn---
Lemon and Lime.
The above A,ncles are IF fbe ka,ra Importation.
"A l. S O.
A few Pancheons Antigua Rum,
Black Pepper in bags.
Bet green Coffee ditto.
Kegs Of Eoslilh Muaard.
Sah- Pc &c by tirc -.a7--s l'ss''
Wrapping Paper per ream.
Spaniih Fiotc--Frenc g. Carolina Indigo, &c.
For Sale, by
HAZARD e GARDNER.
Newport, Jan. zo, 1907. iSh
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13

three large Barns, a Corn Crib, Work & Tool
Houfe, Coopers Shop. Merchants Store. a
Ssw-Nlill and Gift Mil, Flax. Mill, &c. with
never falling ftrczm Of water ALTO Black
fmith's Shop. aud large Tan Yard, in good
repair. The whole win be fold together, or
Eparate. as NAV bea fuir purchafers. A Public
Houfe has kept on this fsod for about 40 years
fucccffi,rlv. For fortI'ers particulars. enquire
of JOB WILCOX. on the pIemiies.
Or SoLoMon LITTLEFIELp, of Newport,
Exeter, Jan. 16, ISof. ISr
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
State of Rhode -NanA.

THE Creditors of Leu Barls1v. of New
i port. Mariner, are hereby notified to ap-
pear at the General Afenbly Of the State aforc-
faid. oa the iaa Monday Of February next, then
and there to lhew cauic lif any thcy have) why
the prayer of his petition for the benefit ofan
Aet paGed at June feiIion. A. D. 1856. FOX the
relief Of in!olvent debtors, ought not to be
granted. BY oyde,,
B. HAZARD, DEP. See'y.
January IT, 1904. 1919
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
TO BE SOLD,
1 F A r M.

7 YING in Exeter, State Of Rhode e-Insnd,
IL about h1 mirsffom Wexford, contain.
iug SO aeres Of good Land. With tso Dwelling
Houfes, and other out buildings. 1t may Be
porchsfcd together. or in fepara,e divi6ons.
Payment viii be made eafy.
-.4LSO--
A fhare in the Ohio Company,
containing nearly Twelve Hundred Acres Of
excellent Land. For further particulars apply
OF PARDON TILLINCHAST.
Essssr, Nrv. IS. Sesk
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
STRAY HORSE.

CAME into the inclofure Of the Snbscribers.
~ few days fncc. a dark bay Hofic, with
aar 10 his forehead tro,s and paces. spd is
fhod before. The owner is deGred to prove
psopcrty, pay charges, and take him away.
VIA. * MAsLY BArsMAN.
Es1rtsyt /Byenfor's Neok Tan. zs, Boz.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
DocroR II. F6RNSWORTH,

LAS removed to the Houfe, belonging to
1 i Capt. EBss's SHEARMAN, in Spring
Street, nearly oppcfiie the Houie of Mr.. Ro-
BERT LAwroN, Jun.
Newport, January z3, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
HR SAT.E.

DY.he Subfcribcr, Twelve Yoke Of Work.
D ing OXEN, alfc, one Yoke Of Fat OK
EN- twenty-five COWS, 1so SHEEP, and
everal head of Young CATTLE. The above
Stock win be fold fcpsrate. or together, as
purchaiers may apply.
Like4v5s, ts, Saie.
Several Hundred Bufbels of excellent Potatoes,
together with Farming u.endls, fuch as Carts,
Ploughs. &c. &c.
SAMUEL PEARCE.
On de Da~d Of PwSeree, Jaz. 40. 1902.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13

Wanted Immediately,
1000 Bulhels good clean BARLEY,
to be delivered at Newport, for which
CASH will be paid on delivery, by
BENZ. MARSHALL.
NezgpO,t, FEB. 6, 1902. Iotf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
Nemt; Of Oeeapanh
in GA. 1898.
CospIrroSs OF THE

RHoDE-IsLAWD REPUBLICAN,.
l. To Sobfcribers in Town, whole Papers
are delivered ,hcm. 9f per ann. if paid within
she hrtt quarter; or Two Dollars. il not paid
until the end OF the year.
RI. Snbfcritcrs in the Country, who de-
pend on cafual conveyance. One Dollar and a.
Gents, if paid within the 6rR quarter; or One
Dollar and IS Cents. at the cod of the year.
III. Di,iant Subicrioers, who receive their
papers by mail, One Dollar paid n ndvanee,
(cxclufve of poRage) or One Dollar and 50
Cents, AT the end OF the year.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
TO be Sold, a TaiuaUe FARM,

CITUATED ir Exeter, on
~ TIC ten rod road, fifteen
miles from Wexford landing.
containing fx hundred acres
of good meadow and tilla2e
land, well wooded & wa,ered,
wifb a tsroc Dveiliug. Houfe.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13

VXTANTED. in a imai f,mily. 10 ferve
w till of age. inart active Girl, about
IL orig years old. One from the country
would be preferred; and to fuch an one, fuitablc
education, and good encouragement will be
given.-Enquire Of thc Printer.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13

Br JOSEPH BRIGGS,
10 Hhds. sd proof Windward-Iiland
RUM, good Ravor'd.
3 Do. Jamaica SPIRITS, 4th proof.
40 ihds. ofgood retailing MoLAssss.
SO Firkins OF the belt of Hogs LARD.
Ne1vpen, Jan. i6. sotf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-13

being completed boats coneny being en
be pats tide the Predens and directors have eta
r.:y the rasve authorized law table ubjoe and they reg
pern this navigation obrvc the following regulations which
been nienGy neccry ee the nion ana the acono-
dation Of The public :, h
No ro,r will the locks the Great Falls until the
Who'll, ~ PAYABLE discharged obate the delay topping at the dill
s places where tolls denadao any peon may pay
the whole tolls chgeaoe uc boat and the ol stht at the ~
Falls The Directors however dehrous ao's every -
comn the upper confident with the 'n,H OF the
wlhthe owner
conGs of coming will fave the sou' and ncon
car,, ,,ei BY law Upon application trrer George Town. and
ie:s hsion the payment demand George Town. the C
Alexandria, produce expeSd down the RIVER he directed
give gaher the Great Falls alos iuch produce to
pa receiving the uad with the carriage OF ,I produce MS
p.n plons rhdg either the City OF Warrington "
Alexandria according may pAy arranged with the reaf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-13
Valuable Property for Sale.

Stvev hundred and eisby-eisbt acre,
in the county of Hampihirc, on the waters of
Gfea. Cape Capon, about 70 mics from TIE
Warm Springs, and 80 from Winchefer. This
land is full Of wood, ok and Picc timber. Two
excel1r, firms may be made, with $3.50 So acres
of bottom, and rich high lands 20 each and III
the hear. of the timber there is 4 fine sea. for Z
faw mil. Capt. Daniel Rice will alew riie lands
Three tbou/aude;ghk bzmd,sd AMI E,.y-
FIVE acres in the county of Ohioson the waters Of
Grave ana Filth Greeks, n~or tie river Ohio, and
about 30 miles below Pi.tiburgh. Some of,.,efe
an,is are very good, viii caniserah's quantities
OF ,ch bottom, and plenty of excellent timer.
Robert Woods, Efq the surveyor Of that County
will thew ,hde lands.
Twill eel! all orsny ftheaaeve lands for cath or
npon credit, Of tke in exchange for them lands in
Fairfax County, or lots of lond in the city Of A.
lexandria, or the city Of WaIhington.
r. I. HOOE.
Canhcr a. IN
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-13
HoYs Of Entertainment.
Randolph Mott,

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
ami the public in general, tina, he has open
ed an INN in the Town of alexandria,
in the hcufe lately occupied by captain
Charles Midnight, where he intends ufins
hi, utmot exertiols to give general fats
faction to ,hoie who may favor him with
their cuttom, waich from his experience
in the buf,eG he ha,ters himielt he ihall
be able to de- on .he mott reaionable terms.
January s. law2teo
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-13
POTO M Ak. COM p 4 N Y;
sxssx So X: !.

bu, in all cafes the aa,aat M o be aertne and enod
order by toll gathcrc. IA : :,
r. T. all produce other articles downo
the M Gc nMeS hgncd by the hppsr hewg the
pa=o pmen the number AMI contents 70 wnon belonging and to
~ without III: trouble ana the parties con-
ccrn of unloading the for that pao and " aVoa all o respecting
the payment thereof.
The payable N, u place or at the Great Falls
will be informed asam agents OF the company and rro
TO the utmo& extent OF thc la-'
Ga articles s tolls mutt be paid demdabe
the la, Upon articles down the river tolls payable tn:
,jc Fails except % tie Great Fails and no tolls
able At tn, Little upon p the uh be
the Little Great ElIh Of tolls the Little
Falls the fame at Consocea9ue .
~ JAMES KEITH, Pr1faeu,
John MASON,
WILLIAM H. DORSEY, Direasrs
Holm LAIRD.
Jaaxav6, 1907
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-13

Every pipe or hoshead of wine, containing
more than IS gallons,
Every ogheal OF .um or other fpirits,
Every hosfheaJ of tobacco,
Every caik between IS and s. gallons, one
half of pipe or hoslhead; barrels one
fourth part; and imalier caiks or kegs
in proportion according to the quality
and quantity of their contents OF wine
or pirirs,
For oaks of linieed oil, the fame as ipiri,s,
Egery buth-l of wheat, peas, beans, or flax
feed,
Every bn'hel of Indian corn or other grain,
or falt,
Every barrel Of pork,
Every barrel OF beef,
Every barrel Of -four,
Every TON of hemp, fax, pos.alh, bar or
manufactured iron,
Every ton of pig Iron or cafings,
Every ,oa Of copper, lead, or other ore,
other than iron ore,
Every ton of tone or iron ore,
Every hundred bu.hels OF lime,
Every chaldron OF Goals,
Ece,y hundred pipe Rave',
Every hundred .hoglhead aayes, or pipe OF
hog,head heaaing,
Every hundred barred itayes, OF, barrel head
ing,
Every hundred cubic feet of plank or icant-
ling,
Every hundred cubic feet of other timber,
Every grois hundred weight of all other
commodities or packages,
And every empty boat or veilel, which
has not commodities on beard to
Weld 70 much, except an empty toat
or veGel returning, whole load has :
already paid at tho reflective places
the fu!rs rlxed at each, in which cafe
tAc is to repafs toll free. J
N. B. A barrel of -four brought from ab
\ onihs,} of tobacco Brought tr
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-13
kOT safe or Kent.

THAT handfome, convenient three 10.
~ BRICK HOUSE, lately occupied BY
Ednnl J. Lee, El: in King areet, a
few doors wet cf Pitt freet.
SAMUEL CRAIG.
Dec. IS, 90
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-13
Akex1ndria Coxnty. #.

lido hereby certify, that VIM.
Kirby Of fail county, this day brought
before me, A. Faw, one CT the juaices of
reace fer faid county, as treGpafing
ettray, taken on his land, a Sorrei Hs,/,, q
abou. ~ hands high, 5 years old, ma.
tuFal trorter, blaze in his face, two
white feet On the off fide, ihort iwitch
tai, ihod all round, fome fadjlc fposs on
HI, back, has the d;ttemper, and is ap-,
psaiad to fifty dollars.
Given snder my hard this 9Th day Of >
february, 1902.
A. FAW. I,
The above notice is given,
That ~Saeves has loA faid horie, may
have him again on application to the fob
fcri!:cr, living near the Four Mile Ron
Mill, between Alexandra and George
Town, on proving property and paying
charges.
:. VIM. KIRBY. !
-. ios
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-13

all and a-Vsota
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26
LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining IN TIE PsRQEs, PosrLAsD. Ja5
l6, 1902.
NoTE-All without having the Of any town an
nexcd, are OF Portland.
A.
4 NNE ABBOT, Jacob Adams, John Abbot, Efs
"A Rachel Alden, w. s. Agear, Benning Adams
4, Alexander Atkins, Samuel Andrews, Eiq. !, Ma
ny AtPlnwai James Alden, 4, Zacch us Alien. F1i
uosfs, Iotn S. Abbot, Thomas Atwich, capt John
Alien, az E5=aba5, capt John Alden.
B.
Siiaj Bcnnet, Jofhua B axe, William Blown,
JoiS phIBarilet, john Baker. Bnrdck Berry, Sam
uel BuIs, Lydia Bfyao., Mofss ack. jun. F,k
7oa:b, jemeS d. Brovn, =, Daniel yam, FlL
noab, Daniel aver, J,mes Benton, Burdick
Berry, Thomas Birnham, CathariHe lwers, Sal
Ien III W'llam B ack, Strphen 3 den. capt
III. 3aBth, I, No. Bn'lrr, NlTm " Pyovii,ace
Ioieph I5arb-r, capt. James Babbriils, Wiar
hFifhFI, J iltph Blmf-ai, III mas Burnn n,
SfT'.a7 'f'', Lemurl ByInt, Jo'hua to-, Ma
lna'f II inch7r', Chn'ss Bradbury, Dat. f-re-
rniah . ksr, Sanuei Butts.
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l0eetrp.
a 60. r-~--p. -


TIE erisg Ei-r;a Icy zs,fsn 70 t: toe rvorei 5
upir. Tb.y rsbo from esPsrisnse, asfOosDiris
fLs fo,s Of n sa1l 4sSy, ard tO5O reHsasby e
W ne sayeass tsa4as5. zril read Nib ordfa1, (ps-
fty, fbe 70 bzgag es,rsa and fbHis hH1 1bsy co"e
-priite- BY ftaffx, from z0bs5 Ete Is sf By fbe
i5ralry Of rr4n, Bat dozse ostes ana t0yc5od nfoy
rs4tiaa 10. literary tbsr5 II s1sny isf Viad-aie 5e@
from 5s etargs Of beng to,11si 'ss,s 70 is and neglect
The creeping 5oD,s IF Iiur III ,iaus performance,
and tie csrf # isJ, Sss urged By double req
Jop 70
Behold and Iiilsn, whir the FAiR
Break il fS>ct lsuads the wiling arr.
Z sagsl Prsjf 10 all sts4=i fri" tbs eosrty Ksitr,
and Jly Of o~ sHfb0raS,
ssHad echo, with 10 fweet grace,
NareilIus' loud complaints returnd,
Net Cor reflection OF his face,
Bur of his voice, the boy had burn'd''l
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Chis Gasetfr.
NOTE.-
at fid dice

Is printed every MO ND..Y Morning by VITA
JeN&o JUN for :h- p1bliher ELszER JEhAhI
the Printing Office, Na. !, re 1y.et, oPPoGte l0a''
Row, Portland where subscription. Comau1N,
tion1, Advertisements articles Ut News, Ac =
received with attention
fne price iroSs DoLLAR AND rIFTT CENTS 70
executive II poaAge Y.
As :frls GAZETTE has the Target ard inals ski'na'
& culaion Of any paper il A1sias i i hghll H. '
taseou- Tor d8vsrtirreH5 which wild nc inieFie' II
tonaby, and IN onnpicuous manner.
printing,
In It's var Gus branches, executed Il f,id pt-as'
handlome manner, IN " tie ,hor.1t r0.'e7 Y
WILLIAM JEHKss gVa'
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John oneil, 3arnarGy1,n, John Owen.

Thomas Stone, Lenda Smith, :. BStley Sha.
burns, James Smltn, Epnraini Small, Donald
Shareman, Ab q Some by, 4 Peter Stewart. Fal-
mouth, Mr.. Ma y d. Shaw. hlfs Polly Snow,
Mary Shearmsn, Jutih Sn th, Joihu4 one, IA
Smith, hn Sinplon, 10 Slmpioc, K. q !.
Stover, 4, Cornelius Smith Chares Sinkns Mrs.
Catharint 81 mptCn, !, George Splonrr, DLA
Soils, Hlac Sawyer, Arthu, Shirley, John Sahef,
!, Joieph Smith, I, Jonas Smith, James SuAtH,
Robert Sever.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26
A CONSOLATORY ODE.
ON AN INFANT S DEATH.

on IN INF.aNT S DEATH.
WHAT piercing fhriek of heartfelt woe.
Breaks on the fearlu gloom OF night
A mo hers fc aiding tear. row flow
A mothers groAns my foul afr ghs.
It is Almirs-hapleis fair!
who means her infant fri born, dead
With ihrieks which frigten d amah's air,
When ev'ry hope from Rachel fed.
Happy, among the happief pairs,
Aimoran and Alnira Il owe
One fmiiing babe had fpo,hd heir cares.
The earlielt bud Of welded love.
But while the lovely boy each day
Drew dearer to cacn parents heart,
Death frnote. leverc, hts heipiels preyi
With his moa agonzing dart.
Conyuls'd with grief the father ffands,
And ltrives 10 hide the many tear;
rhe frantic mother wrings her hands,
And thus e1elains, in raih cc!pair -
From hated life, me too remove
Too crueI death ito thus deitroy
"Mv only frit.born peogr OF love
/" His fathers hope, his mothers JOY"
Sudden gentle voice was known,
Which ipoke 10 whilpers TO the heart;
'rwss miid Seiieion--wno aione
Sweet conlolation can impart
Fond parents. clear each anxious brow,
Lex no prefumptuous iorrows rlie
The babe you weep, is doabIels low
A fmiins eheTuo in the Lsies
"Co to he tomb and dry each tear,
.. Learn--God who wounds has power 10 iAyt
- and with an car Of faith, there hear
. Your babe conios you from the grave.
Parents, weep not-Though earh entlole
NV mortal part beneath the fod.
Know--lach as ! % high compoie
!. The Kingdom of my Saviour God j.
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Loft,

IN Northyarmouth, few days ilnce,
i A BITCH PUPPY,
nine month. cd about twenty inches high, light red
color. long curly hair, with fhort thick buihy tail
has had fma piece eropt from the end OF each ear
Whoever wi return orgve Information OF her at r..
7bomls Mottys. Portland, hAl be Handsomely reward
ed for their trouble Jui, ", r8ol
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~ n N1 ~ n
w peetfuIly informs the gentlemen OF The
eatern country, who may with 10 purcha:t any
ARTICLES 10 the mulica line, that he has removed
his buGnefs from State-ifreet 10 the above place,
and aear the meeting houft which has an elegant
gilt cock on the ipire.
Were he has Cor fale upon the bet terms,
DRUMs, and HORT meas TKymPErs, Bass VI
OILS, Terror do VI1LISs, CLARISErs, RAUT-
BOYS, German FLUTES, and FIFES, Of various
tones and prices, with many other articles IN the
mulica line.
A few Walking-R ;ck German Flutes Of bis
own mNufattue, made upon new coaItrueton,
and much approved 0t.
Afo. nunber Of bundles bet Roman Violin
and Harp SrRIscs, Of the 6rt quality, and very
cheap, by the bundle or iinee firing.
Every article warranted free from every decep-
ton.
n. B. STANDARDS for military companies,
very Handsomely painted, may be had as above,
very Cheap.
Alto, variety of 6lVer mounted Pheaton, Ch2'fe
and Gnele Horf- WHIPs; WNod do. of American
manutatfure, Of fuper,or kind, and warranted.
Nay 81. (4utI4)
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M HEREAS DoRcAs, wife of me the flb-
~ icriber, has behaved in an unbecoming manner.
and has left and refufcs i've with me-ths Is 70
forbid all perions ruifng her my account as will
pay any debt of her contracting after this date
PcrAand, 1rly 10 l8o1. MOSES KNIGHT
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11
Geographical.

Every minute particular, which relates to
character 70 extraordinary as the firft
Coniul OF France, cannot fail 10 excite
lone degree of iEtereR. The fublequent
.Isetcb is extracted from ferries of Let
tiers, by an Engiiih Traveller, written
curing an excurlion through France and
Geneva. The pleaiant vivacity Of his
file, will render ii acceptable 10 thofe
OF our readers who are amufed with
light and fanciful deicription. -Agis.
Alter enjoying for three quarters of
an hour the lplendid feene which was
before us, the approach Of the French
colors was announced by the Marfeillois
hymn, which the band in the court
yard played with comfortable effect.
The coiors were conducted by the body.
guard Of the Firlt Conful, through the
antlchamber into the room of audience.
They were faluted by The folders on
guard, who opened an infant pafage
for the proccl1ion. Another half hour
elapied when the folding doors of the
audience room were thrown open, The
watch word refunded through the
Thuilleres, and the colors returned pre-.
cedi1 IL The Warrior, and The Great
Pacteator :" down 10 the court, where
be mounted very beautiful milk white
chars er, and infpeded the parade Of
abouE feven thoufand troops, conli(iiug
Of hdries, foot and cannon.
Bdnaparte was clothed in the Confn
lar d refs, fcarlet velvet, tightly EN-
broid cred he paG-d through the line
which was formed for him with rather
qu lex unaa,ely tep, and evidently
courded not attention. If you ak OF
me defcription OF his perfon, which
had vice an excellent opportunity OF
OFFER ing, being each time in the front
of th4 row through which he paGed and
repaded, | Giall refer you TO the butts
wheel this nation of iconolaiers have
Goubl lefs expor,edinto England. Bon
aparte is q FINAL, bur we'll proportion.
ed, r. 40 his moi pale, fallow, AMI
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

have the fame eFeH or fhee, in feysre
weather. when the ih=ep are ho1fed, or
the land covered with fnow, Especially
if they were given fnall quantity Of
fdt, aprattice uf-d il Spaie, To make
the wool fine and folt, TO itrenglhen
The heep, and prevent the rot, for the
ltronger the lheep are, the greater guam
tity Of wool they will produce, and
which will be much finer and foft=r
than when the (heeP are weak and lean.
The hay, after being uled as above
mentioned, and dried, may be ufed as
a litter for hoires and cattle, make very
good manure, and fave ltraw, which
viii be comfortable advantage, efpe.
cially where there is fcarcIry or araw.
n, 3. BY handful Of hay is meant
as much as a Perf3n can grafp in lIis
hand from a parcel Of loole hay and
t IS prefamed and wilhed, as rhe above
method Is 70 eafy and fafe, that no per-
fon who has cattle, COWS, horfes, or
lheep. will neglea 70 Try.
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