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Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16
Removal.

ISAAC ADAMS, informs his friends
a. and the public hat he has ren.,vei ron No III
TO No 8, Joae' Roo (two d, a owe M Le Ian &
Browas) where he has for ft general saoriment u
Books iS Stationary,
az the lowet cath prices whofefAe and fie haa
received from the puh1ser ia Bottom, variety oE
NEW MUSIC
Among which arc-Rue Enslan1-village Holy
day-When " ights were Coic--Death of Anna--Rise
Cherries - My Bunny Lowland Ladiie B. tie Of
Prasue-snatch Fleetng Pleaiues- Ne humanity
That viii never do--owe Ger Little Girl that Love.
&c &c
- css giVs" far Rssi, c-avss, and J4rl
Auzuft Ib
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16

We call on oar fsilov citi-ens, who Rill re
main in the infested parts of the town, to lack
lime in their cellars vaults, yards, drains, SC.
Sec. and carefully to remove every kind Of filth
theref'om. We pledge them NOT to be wanting
on our part. We afo recommend attention TO
CLEANLINESS in every part Of the town, and the
IA king OF lime 10 every cellar, vault. &c. for
we tear the efed Of few hot days, which we
mutt expea at this feafon.
ELISHA Low,
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16
MAINE BANK.


MAINE BANK.
The Directors to this bank have purchafed 4
ituation in J9ner' Roqv. built 10 this town ! q
year, under the direction of the Rev. Mr.. Kei-
logg. Their 6ra payment is ten Per cent. on
the refpeaive flares, TO be paid in on the Sep
sntb Of September next Samuel Freeman, Elq.
We are happy 70 hear. is chofen P'eiident,
"Since Mr.. ], ferfon came into Office, the
national deet has been diminihed z,z5o,3I7
dollars" Where has the money been pfocur
e1 in 70 fhot time THREE MILLIONS
or DOLLARS, collected by the Federal
Adminaratioo, laid ready in the treafury tor
the order OF government. (Salsm G9S.J
In the n-ighborhood of Oaia, near Rene,
there has lacy been dug mott noble ltatute
OF Archllles, nice ard half Roman palms in
height, and in perfect pre- ervalion. The hero
holds metal lance n his right hand, and the
aragonium in his left; the helmet on his head
IS furmoun,ed with large plume Of feathers
refembling thofs of the celebrated hatute OF
Villa Borgheefe, which, however, is not of equal
workmaufhip This work, which certainly IS
one of The fneR that Greece has produced, does
not exhibit the name of the arlf /: the inicrip.
ton p9ti0. marn ngraVen on one of the legs,
proves that II has been ooniecrated TO the God
Of war. NeqO London Paper.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16
Strayed or Stolen

otIdyGu or OtOIeH
IRON the inc olure of the lubcri5er on the niehe
l. of the Al init ARE, and Mars COLI
The mare Is of dark colour, hort TAIL fqlarc dockca
name heared of cfe, white ar pc in her face, with
white feet, and about years ofd.--Ihe coli j. Of
red color long tail fquare the end, fheared
with a halter round her neck; both ali-Whoevee
will reurn give information Of faid horfes, fha be
generouhy rewarded SETH MITCHELL.
Norfbrarrrcntk. drurG I
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16

Strayed or Stolen,
IRON Mr. ingraham's paaure. The 1oth inn
l. fmall red MARE, black and tail, with a far
in her forehead, ,hrse years old Ian ipringro prn.
cipal!y. Whoever may have taken 10 iaid mare or
will give Information, 70 thar the may obtain hex
fhaii DC hsndtOtney rewarded by the fubfcriher.
SAMUEL HU TCHEN5.
Portland Hrorf rs.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16
SCALE OF BEAUTY for I79a-1o being the point
of perfection

LadyStermont,l "a I3 IT 10 rs IA ~ IS
L.AnnritzFoy.t7 II I6 II is r6 ~ IS II
Mrs. Stanhope,,6 IS rs IT I8 "a ~ a IS
Mrs. Fckell, y 10 IS 40 I6 20 rs 10 40
Mas Byps, II i5 IL IS i8 70 IS 10 IS
Pcrtkan6, AHgnR 9.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16

WnEKEaS BsNIAmis SMIrH, Of Ra,s
~ 1sordsor, in the o. Cumberland, has by
deed, conveyed AL b., prop rty me the iuofcriber
and whereas iad Smith continues TO make contrac}s.
touching laid property-ths j. .hcrefce forbid all
perions entering ino any bargain CONTRACT whatfo-
ever, with aid Benz amin Srl th, liarborng trufi-
na him on account Of the ublcriber, or his for mer
property as no debts Of his contracting wi br paid
after this dare JOHN SMITH
Rlynoasor, Agssa 2. 1902.
VIE SuDiIr4D-r hcTcOy gives nutI1c tD c..l-
Il crrned that having oeeu duly appointed Ad-
niaifratrix on the efsie Of TtNAIHAN WISGArr,
late ofSrar6srong5, II the ccnhty of fCumhcIaHd,
yeoman, decrafrds has takeu upon her that tut,
lad given bond as the law directs Ste thereto. :
reunefs all prrTons who are indebted TO fad q
-eaf-d's tftat. to nas- Immediate P2 Fmrnt /: = z
thoie who have any denqnls fhsr-on. 10 rxhi
the came to CONF ORT NiEClIE.
.hagyF IS, I251-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05

TAKES this merhcd, to inform his cuRomers,
i and the public at large, that he hss re.
moved to bis New Store. At the fouth fidc OF
the market, on Newman's wharf, where he pro-
pofes to carry on buincis under the 6rmof
AndsrJon q Heath:
He has the fame AiIossment as before. and viii
Cell as low as can be purchafed in the State. He
returns his fincere thanks TO his former cuitom-
ess, and begs for continuance OF their favon.
N. b. Matters Of vcfIels may be kPP'ied al
the ihortsft notice, by calling at their Store.
ar They have on hand, quantity
Of excellent c CHEESE, at wholciale or retail
very cheap for cafh.
Nesgpsrf, Mey az, 1891. 7sh
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
l. u NJ B f r.

THE fubfcriber, having entered into CO.
i Paunerfhip under the firm of Sheldon e
Rsggki, would rcfpeetfully inform the public,
that they have taken Wickham's wharf, next
fouthwsrd of Col. Sherburne's, where they have
for fale on resfonable terms, complete afort-
mentgof Eafern and other Lumber-fuch as
merchantabse pine Boards & Plank, clear Boards,
clear Joia -merchantable pine Do. fqusre Oak
Timber. pine Do. fpruce Do Oak Joia, Hem
LOCK- Do. Spruce Do. Birch and Beech 3-inch
Plank for bedacads red Cedar. locuit and
white Cedar Poas, for garden fences Cedar &
Pine Chpboard, good Kennebeck and other
Shingles and Laths, Sc.--Lumber of any di-
mention or kind Can be procured from the Eaft-
crn country at fhou notice.
They ALTO have for fale WeR- India Rum by
the Hogfhsad or Barrel w-England Do.
Sugars by the Hogihead or Box Molaaes BY
the Hogfhead Cordage Of all fzes BY the
cwt. or fmalIer quantity Nails Of all hzes |;
Pitch, Tar and Turpentine, &c.
DANIEL SHELDON,
BENJAMIN EuGGLES.
Netrfer, My IS, 1901. s5
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
Clark BhB

INFORMS his frieads. and the public, that
i h IS removed from BaniRcr's wharf, to the
dwelling -honie belonging to Capt. Caleb Gard
asr, in Thames Street, formerly occupied by
Capt. Wing Spooner he has for fsle,
General AAonment of
Welt-lndia Goods:
Among others. are the following articles, viz.
Brandy. Weit-india Rum. 4th proof do. Gin.
New England Rum, Wines Of different kinds,
Molaacs, Loaf and Brown Sugars, Coffee, Teas.
of various kinds, Chocolate, Raiiins, Pepper.
Ahpce, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Flour, Rye and
Indian Meal, Butter, Cheefe, Soap, and Can
dies various kinds of Glals Ware, Stone Ware.
Knives, and Forks, Jack Knives, Pen Knives.
large and fmalI Spoons, Chef Locks and Files.
Crockery and Tin Ware, Axes, Hatche,s and
Hoes, Meas and Boys Shoes, Corks, Brinsaone,
Lampblack, Store Lime. Lamp Oil. Powder.
Shot and Flints. Filming Lines Of various kinds.
Leads and Hooks, deep Tea Leads and Lines,
Bellows, metal Tea Pots, writing Paper, wrap
ping paper by the ream. Bed Cords, Log Lines,
Marlings, feaEEen's Cheas, Oak Kegs holding
from one quar-: to fix gal!ons,s Buckets, Coffee
aad Pepper ready ground for uie and num-
Der of other Articles not mentioned. -Csrtaias
Of vefels. and others, may be fuppIied on the
fhorteR notice. and every favor gratefully as-
knowledged. ,
Newport, May 7, isos. 34sf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05

I'm the petition of Nathan B. Miller, and
" John Thurfon, AdminiRrators OF Steph-
en- Peircc and 3criah Waite. and Beriah
Brown, Jun. Executors of Beriah Brown, pray
ing an act to authorize faid Executors to make
to faid Administrators deed.ofa certain real
cfatc, E,uate in South KingRown. which was
attached by faid Stephen peirce. and fold by
virtue of an Execution levied thereon BY faid
Beriah Brown, to the faid Stephen Peircs, but
of which no deed has been given.
State Of Rhode-IAand & I In Gensrai APs~SJ
Providence Plantations. My 7fa, iSoz.
Voted and Rs/oived, That this
Petition he received and referred to the mex :
fefions of this General AAembly and In the
mean time that the pendency of this petition be
pubiifhed in one of the public papers print.
cd 10 Newport, three weeks fuccefhvely. and
all perions claiming to be inscrefted aeanft the
granting the prayer thereof be notified to ap-
pear il they fee cauie, At the faid ncxt isons, to
oppofs the fame. Il srSs Cely,
Wisncfs,
SAMUEL EDDY, Sse'yy.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
John Il. Shazp, & Go.

INFORM the public that they have taken .
l. ihop next door bur one North OF the Coffee
Houie, where they carry on the Warch-Msk;ns
buGnels in all its branches and have FOR fale.
warranted and common Eagiiih and Geneva
Watches, gold Necklaces, Glver tea ard table
Spoons, Sugsr-Tongs, Ssc.-Lookine- Gali.s.
Tea Trays. Walters. Dreaing- Cafes, Plated and
WoodeD Gators, Sufpenders, Knives and Forks.
Globe Andirons, Shovel and longs, brafs and
jappaned Lamps, CandeRicks, dart and con-
mon Walking Sticks, Scotch, Rsppee & Maka-
bau Snuff. Starch, Writing Paper, Dutch Q Qa,l.s,,
Britannia Coffee Pots, SIC. Sc. Together sisa
an aaortmsnt of Jewellery and Pe,fumery.
CG@ givcn far old Geld and Siiver.
- Punttual attendance win be given, ani
the irnallea favors gratefully acknowledged.
Nevsarf, FEB. IL. 7zf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
Hardened Hiliainy.

A young man OF nineteen, at
Bordeaux, was lately convicted and
executed for having murdered his
aunt. Thofe who faw him between
the time of his fentence and execution,
gave the following particulars refpea-
ing him Having fome knowledge
OF drawing, this young man amuied
himielf with tracing on iome pieces of
paper the circumstances of the afaili-
nation on one was delineated the
polture in. which he food when he
tirit truck his aunt on another he
drew himfslf knocking her brains out /;
in a third, he repreiented himlelf on a
Hedge going to the feafold. ib.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05

From tbs Nesv-Tsyk Evsnirg PT.
AONFOUND me, lays Pat, as he walk'd
thro' the Rreet,
With his Scottiih friend Sawney M'Sniyel, !.
Bot the looks OF thofe daniels, 70 blooming and
fwcef,
woaId whcedle poor Pat TO the d---l.
Faith and troth 'tis as much as body can do,
TO reGf the fwcet cratures bare faces
But I'm knock'd in doldrum, and ihor thro'
and thro',
When thin muain difpIays all their--graces.
Hoot ava wi your jeers, fsys the farcaaic Scot,
Fra &c snderhand fcandal refrain;
Ycn deicrve TO be doldrum'd las you cal'f) and
fhot,
To have fuch vicious thoughts in your brain !;
For the lailcs thus openly ad las they ken
That in traffic conccalment's josc)
To syince that they don't want to take in the
men,
Nor to /sH Them a figh9 Pote.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
TO BE SOLD,
II f II K M.

n n * w,
T YING 10 Exeter, State of Rhode-Iiland.
- about sx miles from Wexford, contain
ing $50 acres Of good Land. with two Dwelling
Houies, and other out buildings. 1t may be
rurcbafed together, or in feparate divifons.
Payment will be made eafy.--Alfs,
A fhare in the Ohio Company,
containing nearly Twelve Hundred Acres a
excellent Land. For further particulars arplv
to PARDON TII.LfNGHAST.
3 mier, FsI. as. 5ot
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
Nicholas Webfer.

INFORMS the Public, thar he has opened q
l. GROCERY STORE in Broad Street, in
the houie, late the property of Mr.. Caleb Earl.
where he has for Sale general aaortment of
WEST-INDfA GOODS.
Among othe,s. are the following articles
Rom. Brandy, Gin, Cherry Rum, M,saiIes.
Flour. Rye and Indian Meal, Teas of various
kinds. Coffee; Chocolate, Rai6ns. Cunenrs.
Pepper, Ginger, Alfpice, Cinnamon, Nutmegs,
Butter, Cheefe, Candles, Onions, Tooacco.
Snuff, Powder and Shot, Lanp.Oil, Loaf sad
Brown Sugars, &c.--ALSO,
A general and extenfive variety of
Crockery and Hard Ware; Mems and Women's
Shoes, &c. &c. with maay other articles. too
tedious to mention all which viii be fold at
the moa reduce' prices.
Ns1vsart Ne1y. a. Stf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
CASH, PAID FOR
LINEN u WOOLEN RAGS, By
Chriifopher G.. Olney.

Delivsred at bis M,Lh. or at Bis Paper Hare
Hog/e,
NIHERE he has for falc, at wholefale and
w retail, all kinds of Paper, viz. Foolf-
cap Writing Paper, No. and 2.-Vellom Let
ter do.--Pot do.--Wrapping do.-Bonnet do.
-Clother's do. If quality. .-Sheathing, with
and without Sand.--Book Binders Boards
Candle Paper, and Sugar Loaf Blue.
A complete Aifortment of Blank Account
and Record Books.
-LIKEwIsE--
Account Books made and ruled to any pat.
tern. to fuit the purchafsr.--A complete Abort
ment Of School Books, and Stationary OF all
kinds, sc.
AJe, Warranted Chocolate, by the Box,
or pound, Cocoa Shells, by the Bag.
N. B. Wanted, one or two Boys, from 4
to "a years Of age. as Apprentices to the Paper
making and Clothing buGneh.-To fueh great
encouragement will be given.
Pyeviaenee, March 8, 1901. taft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
IN uue0mrloa Faff.

IN the Coonty OF Gtrnvile. South Caro-.
lima, ,hsre is a couple by the name Of EAsiLr.
fIl! living. who hnce their union in wedlock,
have had "a children! The moA Of them, how
ever, have died.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
FOR SALE, AT
". K. WLder'S Book Store.

\ BOUT 900 Rolls PAPER HANGINGS.
"A of lar years tock, which will b. fold az
colt. Alto. this day received. and for faIc as s-
bove. very elegant ailorment of PAPRE
HANGINGS of new Figures, which will be
fold at the mandatory prcs.
Nesvpon, .fbra 8. 1904. 7otf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
Entertainment,

LHtC' C'tNtftU1C|It,
pY RICHARD BARKER, at the House
I1tormcriy occupied by Capt. Sc5erfS. Pst,er,
hgn of the Anchor, little ionth eaa of the State
Houfs, where Ladies and Gentlemen may de-
pend on being accommodated 70 their iatisfac-
ton. Pundus attendance will be given, and al
favors gratefully acknowledged by the public's
obcdicnt iervant, RICHARD BARKER
Newport, April 2, 1901. 7qu
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
NICOLAS GEFFROY,

Watch Maker, in Ne7opert,
LIS Co4daafy on hand, an elegant eLsri.
4 mrm Of 4vArr0nfsd, and common Engi@,
and Geneva W,aflbes and Time Pieces, aobieb he
qvW /sH0n ,ea/SasbLe terms.
He ali6 carrisy on tbe
Goldfmith's & Silverfmith's
Bzfnsj, in all IFS 6,asebes, ard hke4ojf 4cHl
make, or rtfai,, any kiud Of Jezpellty, in The
neafsf EglSiom.
He has likewife for Sale,
Wboie)ale and Retail, all kinds ef S5e7O-
eLty, imported and Of ibe Latsf t1.1Ons slFters
gold and GEOsr tpanirn, pLafed and b,eG can
dtseicks !; PLaird and s,nansia tea-fon dirk,
/naH fzcordt and baxger,; PLATED 6nis, GrrHp,
aadlpHn tf0-trays ee,fO's ardiyon,, .be0ei ana
forgs ; cnfity 1uays Of all kixai /; night ard day
Iay-gi9Dss, iadie, and gentlemen's packer beok,
A,1Dfrg-gLaDss; !; ;(ype~dsu; fyg6ss; boy/t-qvbips /;
,aSon Hopkm's fam0as r0Sor:Fyops; bsf Bear
v bait; pe,tamey Of aH.kmds, t,Om LonSou and
Pa,i 6air- pOu0der fa,eb Bayky.fsgar, and
lngar plambs; s9aay@ Jtga,s bef Maka60a q
Scotch (raf; anda great variety Of 0tber articles,
too nHme,oH 10 is/ert in an Advertysment.
Newport, May I3, 1902. I9tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
SARAH HoRsEFIELD

INFORMS the public, and her friends 10 par
l. ticular, that lhe has on hand good abort
ment of Tin WARE, which ihe will fell very
cheap for Cafh. She has alfo ieversl articles OF
Houfehold Furniture 10 difpoie of, fuch as Beds,
Chsin. Tables, &c. and good franklin
Stove. She again requeAs all thoie who have
any demands againh rhe Efste of her late hui-
band, Ifrsel Horfefield, to bring them in tpr
fettlernen, and thofe indebted 10 faid EAate.
arc esrneffly deiired TO make immediate pay ment
10 SARAH HORSEFIELD Executrix, or
TIMOTHY HORSEFlLD, Executor.
Newport, April g, 1907. II
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
TO BE SOLD,

!SSaz- -::sssssssa A FARM. lying in Exeter.
f5t "A in Waihington County,
-@-s -srfA (R. ~ plesfantly iituated on
fxxN, Public Road. is good aand
" - .sz==.=. Cor merchant or public hoofe,
near the center Of the town, with large Dwell
ing Houfe, Two Barns. Corn Houfe * Store,
with other out buildings, and Two Orchards !;
we'll wooded and wartcrcd. ALTO, fuitable
proportion Of tillage land, moving. and paRar-
about 900 acres. For further
particulars, enquire OF
JOHN WHrrFORD, on the premiie,.
May, I8, 1904. 81
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
WILLIAM WILLBOR.

. w sSi1LoOAs
Has lately removed 10 a New Store on,the South
Gde the Ferry Wharf Lane. doors Ear from
the Main Street, at the Sign of the Geiden
Fiji, where he fill carries on the Glazing
Bn6nefs in its varions branches--and has fos
fale the following articles -
VXTINDOW GLASS. of different fizes. by
Wv the Box. or fmsIer quantity, viz.--I3
by IS. IL by 10, 10 by IL. 10 by I3. 10 by "a,
9 by ~, by 10, 7 by 9, & 5 by 6-Likewife,
Sheet Glafs, cut in any form or fze--Putty
by the quantity, or hnele pouna.
III bas aJo ar retail
BRANDY. Rom. Gin. brown and white
powdered Sugar, Molaacs. Flour. Rice, Sou
chong. Congo, & B ,hea Teas. Chocolate, Cof
fee, Negro head. cut, ard Pigtail Tobacco, Sc
gars, kaifns, Nutmeg, Cloves, Cinnamon,
Muaard, Pepper. Ginger, Starch, Candles
Writing Paper. Dutch Qnills, Beft Nav York
Hard Soap, SIC. &c.
Ncwpon, April z3. 1904. Sasf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05

Count SywARRow, bs RnDiaa butcher.
THE following trait evinces the
obltinate character of Suwarrow.--
During his baniIhment to his eitates,
the Emperor Paul, repenting of his
order to that effect, wrote a letter to
The veteran Gen. 1t was addrefied to
" Field-Maiihal Suwarrow." ."-themo-
ment he read the addrels, he deGred
the courier TO carry back the letter.
" II is nor for me-" faid he "wcre
Suwarrow Field-Marihal, he would
not be kept prifoner in village he
would be leen ar the head ofan army"
The courier in vain rc!nonltrated on
the raihnefs of his determination, and
was obliged to return the dilpatch un-
opened to the Emperor. Lon. pap.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
For Sale,

CEvERAL Lots Of Land. lying between the
~ Rev. MIR. Hopkins Meeting Houfr, and the
Stone Mill, on Mill Srreet.-Enquife of
JOHN BANISTER.
Newport. March ao, 1904. 10
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
Or GoyxRxoR WALL.

JosrpH WALL, Efq. was convicted
laH January, at the old Bailey (Lon.
don) of the murder of Benjamin Arm
itrong, and was fentenGed TO be hang
ed. 1t appeared on the trial that the
faid Dofeph Wall, when he was Gov
ernor at Goree, on the coat of Africa,
in the year 1880, did, without any
regular court martial, order 800 ltriPes
to be inflicted on the afore(aid Benja-
min Armitrong with the wounds
whereof he died, after languiihing
four days. Mrs. Wall, the Cover
nor's lady, is filter to lord Seaworth,
and is allied to noble families. She
vihted her huiband in the priion the
evening before the execution. Their
Interview and final parting was deeply
affecting. " In that trying and criti-
cal interview Gays the London PaPer)
when the mind is engaged in teitimo-
nies Of the greateh endearments, they
acquitted themlelves with that inter-
citing pathos and affection which defy
the powers of language. In ar agony
Of defpair, his laft words 70 his beloved
partner were, "God blefs you, dear !
take care of my children (; and en-
deavor TO reprelent me to them In as
favorable way as poilible !"
Such was the indignity which the
populace felt at the brutality exerciied
by the convict in the murder OF Arm
itrong, that on the falling OF the plat
form they gave three huzzas.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05

THE Court ofPfobasc for the town Of New
i port, having appointed the fnbfcribeu
commi6ioners. 10 examine the claims OF the cred
itors to the eRate of WALTER EAsros, late Of
faid Newport, dcceated, reprelenled infolvent |;
and twelve month, being allowed for that pur-
pofc :--Notice is hereby given to all perfons
having demands againa fad eeatc, TO bring them
in TO either Of Us, within hid time. or othewiie
they will be precluded according to Law.
EDMOkD TOWNSEND, I CcmmD
THOMAS PECKHAM, Jfomrs.
Or All perfons indebted to faid eita.e, arc
requelted to make immediate payment to
MERlBETH EASTON,
DAVID BUFFOM, Execxtoys.
JOHN SLOCUM,
Newport, 4th No. s, 1904. Sztf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05

FOR SALE,
Br JOSEPH BRIGGS,
A few Hhds. 18th proof Jamaica Spirits
good favored.
8 Hhds. sd & 4thproof Antigua Rum.
80 Barrels beit N. Y. Superhne Flour.
2 Cafks Malaga Wine.
20 Hhds. of good retailing MoLAssEs.
A few Caiks of
SHERRY WINE,
of an excellent quality.
Nravpor. May. a9. sotf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05

Green & TiUinghaf,
LJEREBY inform their old CuRomers and
L i the Poblic in general. that they have ju&
received large Alrorment of
Spring Goods.
which they are now telling at the moa reduced
prices at their Store. by Wholefale and Retail.
Newport. May ao,I8oz. Soft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05

SAMUEL EDDY, ste'y.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-12

initted 10 priion, on Thurfday he was admit
.eu 20 pail himieif in the fun of 5000 dollars:
anu TWO fGteties in the fun of 500 each
Aoou' three months lince, Mr.. Bean ,,no,
4 luppohtlon fhis wifc's iniidelity refoyed ON
saving her, and taking with him all his chill
IulSh' except the one then recently born which
ne COMMENDED was not his.----His condn,a
from ttiat Period was orderly and BECOMING =
man IN ured by one he loved, until few A.
previous to the time fixed for bis denareurt.
w''eii ne declared, to a couple OF gentlemen
snaS, as ne was about to take a final leave h..
wii1ed &C fee Mrs. Bean and the Child. -
me gentlemen accompanied him to the roo,-
we're 1t was iuppofed Mrs. Bean then w,s
She being out, the child was talen fro,, a.,
cradle and handed 10 him; after yie,v;,,r : =
rev minutes. he declared it was nor l;s
arS' bean, coming mat the infant, declared
Itwas,atid burit into tears. Finding his NO q,
rling after few words, fhc again ouitted rho
room, upon which he declared, that unleCs H..
returned he would cut the child's ears "a,
One ct The gentlemen went TO fee k her,bpt he
fore he returned, Mr.. Bean in daipigbt Of ,bo
one who remained, actually puthis threats in
20 execution, and cut off both the irf,nf,s
ears cloie to its head, affirming al the fame
eime, that no fpurious offspring hould CLAIM,
affinity 70 him without having a mark. A
warrant was procured the next day and he
was apprehended but made his eicape before
| they got to town. All after attempts to tx,
him, though detachnents of militia were en-.
gagged in the fearch, proved un{ucccisful; h,
embarked down the river, the governor having
procured the aihitance of the military, a
| South Wet Point, Whole vigilance prevente,
all poiibilityo of eicape, Mr.. Bean deternniaet
TO return and hand his trial. He furrenderet
thimlelf to the fherif Of Granger, who De
tllveTed him to the fherif of this county
&c.
We have been thus minute in this detail
to prevent INTERPRETATIONS. The chill
has perfectly recovered, and is now in goo
health.