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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-09-27

NA/ ILL n vi - hL14E.NIDEK. rel
W peetfully informs the gentlemen Of the
sakcrn country, who may win to purcha!e any
articles in the muhcal line, that he has removed
ms ouhneis from State freet TO toe above place,
and near the meeting houft which has an elegant
gilt cock on the fpire.
Wncre be has for fale upon the be1 terms,
Drums, and Hortrmen's TRUmPErs, BASS VI
oL'' Tenor do. VioLrss, CLARNErs, HAur-
boys German FLUTES, and FIFEs, of various
mufcal line.
few Wa'kng-fick German FLUTES of bis
own manufacture, made upon a new contribution,
and much approved Of.
Ale, number Of bnodlee bef Roman Violin
| and Harp STRINGS. Of the irR quality, aud very
cheap, by the bundle or ingle firing.
Every article warranted free from every decep
tior.
NIB. STANDARDS for military companies
very "a odtomey painted, may be had as above
very cheap.
Aiio, variety IF ilver mounted Pheston. Cha;r-
and lngIe Horfe WHIPs; Wsod do. of American
manuf'cufe, of afuPsrior kind, and warranted.
ny 81 (4mts4l
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-09-27
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Fsom NE SUFFOLK COUNTY HERALD.
the RIVAL PLAQUES.


w HEN old PANDoRA's haggard form,'
Borne on the pinions of the form,
Wing'd her dark paaage to the earth,
To give her embryo CURES birth;
Behold J fhe cry'd, with treacherous fneer.
What Joye hath ient for mortal cheer );
Then ope'd the fatal prifon wide.
And fcatter'd Plaques on every iide.
Lean FAMINE falk'd, with neagre limb,
And funken eyes, 70 gafly dim
AT his approach the tendril blade
Shrunk from the fun beam and decay'd;
The teeming harvef wither'd hung,
And fcorching Thrift aIaiPd the tongue.
Next PEsTILrNcE, with putrid breath,
Exhapd the pois' fumes of death
Contagious vapours round him Gait,
And dropping millions breath'd their lalt !!
Then avid group of PASSIONS role
To fwell the lit of human woes
Fierce Anger famp'd grim Envy frown'd
Revenge with fury fmote the ground
Pale Jealouny, with jaundic'd eye,
Low muttering, doom'd his foe to die Y!
And mad DefPair, in fury dref,
Ain'd the keen dagger at his breait.
Now, hoarfely breathing like the form,
Forth frode huge gigantic form
His locks, all CORY, upright food;
His fwollen face was ilnear'd with blood;
Twas WAR his ponderous armour ihook;
And then brazen trump he took,
And founded fuch dreadful blait,
That trembling nations food aghalf,
"A momentary Glence reign'd;
Zach found, each voice while was chain'd
At length diaant found was heard;
A countlefs multitude aPPear'd;
Der the wide plain the advancing throng
In lfately columns mov'd along.
Anon, upon the ditant height,
A iecond legion role in fight,
In hottie pkalanx bent their courie,
and pref tie ground with eager force.
Again the trumpet's brazen throat
Rung through the air rs dreadful note......
And now the fights begun:
Swift as the waves OF ocean ruth,
Firm legions meet, with horrid cruh;
To fwift deltru6tion run:
While far aroud
The cannons found
With warlike prance
The feeds advance,
And tear the fmoaking ground.
And now more fierce the weapons thruf,
While naughter'd heaps embrace the duff
More fierce the wheeling fquadron turns
More fierce infuriate rancour burns
The rolling drunl-the dying groan,
In direful concert pains the ear
The loud artillery'S conftant tone,
With pealing echo flakes the fphere.
They fly they fly
The viforS cry;
Let the trumpet'S martial found
Echo VICTORY around
They fly they fly!
With VICTORY, fweetly,
The mufic fhall found
They're vanquifh'd completely,
They give US the ground.
Blow, blow the lhrill trumpet,
The day is our own
N L
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-09-27

XI7HEKEAS HAmnFN MAezAv, chair
ker and painter. nov rehding il Falmouth iii
reported thar he ho6s two Notes CT Hand Gsn-l '4s
NE, payable 10 him III. order FOR betveso IN, Wy
and thirty dollars each, and has oTtred then, fo-
and as never gave him any iuoh notes, or cvea a."
BIN demand for any fam AZ ALL herebc ,,5 5lSd
all perGon, from purohafng any notes which n
produce lgntd with my name, payable 70 hin. a,l
deter mind not 10 pay the fame.
WILLIAM DARLING.
Fainsgtj Sest. IS 1892.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-09-27

EERCHANTS ard other. concerned in NJ
M iga,ion, are respectfully informed, tar 4,
lubicrlber will re ccmrSnce the operation of NJ,
TsLerapbe, by the ira of O9ober next.
1T. perioDs who may WITH 10 obtain by Ire q.
egrqbbe, and by the Mail, Erf intelligence az j.
rivals al the ViHeyordor ofarrvaIs az FOREIGN 4.s,.
or who may with to pats orders direRne ! III
Eel at the YiHryard 10 flil from thence to aay =,
ticular port--or 70 wait there for further ord4,s
or who may with to learn the contents of ear,o
or Whether friend is on hoard of pafticnI,.
vefIcI there. &c. &c. may be accommodated.
The terms are lodged (fOr the couvenence of,r
concerned) at the Pot OGfices in Bqa5n, ST.
Nezv6uTtp9yt, PortfmsHtb ADD Portland, and MI
be lodged 1T the Pof Ofice Of any other port. i
deiircd, Agents sre appointed 10 all the r.,
above named, 10 accommodate frch as rav MA
for immediate intelligence from The FInejarl.
The terms contain ff-rent rates Of Fees--s,
man applies for hra intelligt nee Of an arryas,tb.
Yineyaya, by The ao,h Of Sept ember i0f or tbr+t
week. before The day Of fuch arrival, be hsll,.
fuch intelligence at the Ioweh rate.
An applicant has nothing e pas until thepm
prirtor ar bis Agents dali announce firf iatrE.
gence of aa arrival other hIit Intelligence a..
fired.
Matters Of VefIels will enter their arrival, \
he TIneyard. free of any expenf-, tina. the proui
e;or land owners, # they pleaie) may have nn.
date knowledge OF fueh arrivals.
JONATHAN CIRCUIT, Paisata.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-09-27

Ratification.
T'HE fuhfcribers, Commilioners appointed by the
l. Hon. William Gorhan, Efl. Judge of Probate
for the county Of Cumberland receive and examine
the claims Of the ftversl Creditors to the ERa;e OF
EDWARD RUNDLET,
late Of Portland Trader, deceasd, reSrefcuted niol
vent-hercby give notice that FIX months from the 9Th
inh is allowed TO bring in aud prove their claims ;
and that we fa attend that lcrvce at the eoai 0ry
IF Ne. 4, 11ggy'I Row. Porilsnd, on the third Monday
Of September next, and the third Mondays Of the
FIVE following months. from II O'clock, NJ on
each day. DAVID GREEN, ! Commit
JAMES NEAL, h0Esr5.
ID q
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-09-27
20 Dollars Reward.

HE fubicriber hereby gives notice
TO all concerned, that having been duly appon ed
Administrator on the Eiate of JOSEPH PLUMMER
OF Portland, in the county of Cumberland, merchant,
decealed, has taken upon him that trul, and given
bond as the Law directs He therefore requeRs al
prrons who arc indebted TO f4d dccealcds crate, to
make immediate payment; and tholc who have any
demands thereon to exhibit the fame 10
WILLIAM MOULTON, JUN.
Portland, Agggf 50. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13
N E w P 0 X I,
Saturday, March l3, 1902,

or WE arc undcr the painful nccelTly Of
sddrcihng note to MIR. Brxses WbesieS. Of
Providence, in anlSer TO an inicription, that ap-
peared on the margin Of his ssChronic,e" Of the
nth infant, which was received yeiterday. If
this had been his frR manifestation OF perfonSl
iniolcnce of the kind, IL might not have been
noticed bat they have been in this way re-
peated without the leaf provocation, until ,hsy
can be borne no longer. We therefore return
to MIR. Wheeler, the. paper, which he lan for
warded, ezrnealy dcfiios that lie would not
trouble himfelf 10 fend US any more OF them.
And we are induced rhus publicly 10 sddrefs lin.
bccauic shc infults he has offered, have in lomc
meafure been public and bccaufe to reaion
w',h him privately would be follyi abandoned
40 nc - 20 baienefs, envy, aud malice.
IL might reaionably have been fuppofrd.
that. by thn time. the political vrngeance OF
Mf. W1seits, might be exhaufted drilled, and
drenched as he has been, in projects Of deia ma
tion and abuic. But when or where he will
hop, the gift OF prophecy alone can determine.
Alter having wsged dcfperae. and wicked
warfare, sgsinR the exiting policy, and coniti-
tuted authorities OF his country after travel.
ing with labofious zeal through guilty fcenes Of
his1 creating after having Gcen the elements
OF focicty hcaving 10 coavulions for twelve
month, occahoned by his malice and revenge.
and the revenge Of HE lurking co. adjutor. Who
fets upon his prefs, "a fatan fsl on the tree and
sitter coming out at Isa with total diiappoint-
n'cnt. az, defeat. it might well be expected,
that he would Gill hold his dagger uniheathcd.
ready to aHail, and sGaiiinate a private indivi-
doal. But as his character las il has for long
time been exhibited in his paper) has been view
ed with difguR. and abhorrence4 70 his conduit
IN authorizing the infcriptions which appeared
upon that OF the nth infant, sddreiIcd 10 the
Editor OF the Republican, is held in contempt
by him. Mean. cowasdIy. and baSc, il wa,
truly dcfciptivc OF MIR. Wbreir,. II he will
lend us no more of his dirty :. CHRONICLES, /" he
will much obliee THE Editor.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13
II N # C. e

Making certain partial Appropriations for the
year oae thouiand eight hondred and two.
II eratfed BY t5e SeHa,s and Hssyt ERR.
Il P,s/'ef1fice' gibr Uried sfa,ss Of Amss,ea.
is.Cszg,ef sg;msltd, That the fum Of iIxty .Iiou.
land dollar, be. and the fame hereby j, sppropri-
ated towards detrayiog the expences Of the pay
OF the army, during the year one tn 1ufanl eight
handred and two.
Sett. =. Ind BEN fa t5ey ewaas9. Tha, the
following fuins be and the famc hereby are ap2ro
pfiated 10 the Purpoes herein recised, refpetiive
iy, that Is 70 lay !: Fjr the contingent expences
ofthe Department. Of the Trcafury. TO make good
the deficiency Of former appropriations for the
tAtns, the fun of Gxteen hundred and thirteen
dollars, and Atty f;yea cents.
For the printing of lh. public accounts, to make
good the deficiency of former appropriations
for the fame, the fun Of fousreen hundscd
dollars.
1owafds the contingent expcnccs OF the Depart
ncnt OF the Tresiory, during the year enc
shouiand eight hun!red and two. the fun Of
one ihouiand dollars.
towards the consingcnt cxpences Of the Hcufc
OF Representatives,, during the year ono shou-
.fandeight hundsed and two. the fun of three
theuiand dollau:
Sec. 3. Asd be II tar,5ey ssearS, That tic
sccoonting officers ofihc 'Ireafofy Department
be, and they hereby are authorifed. IN the ict,ic
,nent OF the accounts Of the fcveral officers here
In after mentioned, to make the following allow
ances tor clerk hire, daring the year one thou
fsnd eight hundred and one, 10 addition to the
allowances now caaoliihed by law tha. IL TO
fay: ~sta
To the Accountant Of the Navy Department.
one thouiand ninc hundred doIlsrs, and thirty
oHe cents.
TO the PorveyoE of Pablia Supplies. i.vca hun
drcd dollars.
Tothc Superintendent Of Stamps. three hundred
and iesenty-ieycn dollan, and feventy -eieht
cents.
To the Commifioncr CT Loans Of Pennfylvania.
one tl,ouiand five hundred dollars. -
PrsviSsS 5ssvov>r, That the expence. thu,
SLOWED. fhall have been aelully incurred AsI
5tsvid,S ali5. ths, the atoic smoon, paid to each
above mentioned ofi-er. respectively, for his
eompcnfation. ani that Of his clerks and perions
employed in bis Office, for the ye,r siorefaid, fha
not exceed th- fo-ns heretofore appropriated, by
lac. to ,hois objstis, respectively, during the
kid year.
Sec. =. As<se il fazL<s eraaex. That the
sfcrriaid funs ihall Be paid and d;iehasaed out
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13

dafiss the coaasgvssirn. but 3. was syppoisd
TO have been at thc Cape. incog. directing the
hand OF deffusiion. He is now AZ the head Of
his aruii in tae mountains, in place aroao by
nators. and which be bad for iome time been
terrifying and rendsiag imprssaab,e, by art.
rcshis hrong poa h- has retired with his trca-
fury and bis aermydons; and from IL will make
nis marderous excurlions and harrsis his afflil-
antA Rigaud. his oil and inpIacsble rival, was
with bis eueluies. sni much was expected from
his knowledge Of the iilsnd aud his iaaueaes
with the inhabitants Of the South.
Il was reported at Cape Francois thar the
heet defined for Guadaloape had arrived. and
that the fame tragic fcenrs had occsrred there.
Exs,sa sfa hssrr f,sn eassai~ at CAPE Fray
esi', " ba e'vser IL 'ba eiy--Fs51sy To-
" Oa the Sd init. the French ileet arrived
Oft tho harbor. and fen, ia cutter TO know on
what terms they were 10 be received; whea gen
eral Chraopher. thooght proper NOT to lee them
come into the harbos, aod tent odt the cutie,
again with orders 60 the admiral, that il he at
tempted TO come in by force, he would Get Are
20 the tows. Oa the <th there being very little
wind all day uotil afternoon. Que Of the french
ihips cane very NEAR the fort, iotendiag, We
fuppoitd, 70 have Come in. when the fort i'm
medistely hfcd on them. All obliged them to
haul oft again, and in one hour afterwards the
town OF Cape francois was fet Gre TO in feveraI
places. when il exhibited the moR ihockinp
eight ] ever faw."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13
State of Rhode-Iiland and Providence

otdtS VI NHouc-liiduu dnu TlOvlucnCc
Plantations.
IA GSNRRAL-AssgMBLy, Fsbzau Sc5Ess,
4. ID. 1904.
AN ACT for limiting the time for bringing
into the General Tresfury certain evidences
OF ths State debt. and for barring all future
claims.
DE r~a7e1 ty fbe General .4Dsmbly. and
~ BY rte aSfbs,ty fbsrtsf ia IL bereby ssat1eS.
That the holders of The different kinds OF State
Notes, Certificates, and other evidence of debt
iuaed by this State, as named and deicribed ia
the acts OF January 1895. and June 7o7. bs
and they are hereby permitted 10 bring 10 the
fame to the General Trea.ufer on or before the
Irt day OF January, A. ID. ,So,. That the
Censrzl TrczfuIcr be and he Is hereby author
lied and directed TO receive the iaid Notes, Ger
ti6cases, &c. and give the holders therefor his
Certificates in behalf of this State, calculating
aod adjuling them on the fame principles as is
directed and defcrbed in the aforefaid Aets OF
January 1895 and June 1897.
Asd ben Jsyfter rnatSed, That all Notes,
Certificates. and other evidence of debt a. be-
forenamed and defcribcd in the Atas ascrcfaid.
thar are not brought into thc General. Treafury
on or before the faid 6rR day of January 1903.
be and they a,e hereby declared null and void,
and the holders Of them are forever debarred
from receiving any compensation therefor.
daa be ii fayfber enal7sl, That George
Chsmplin and Conaanr Taber, Efqoircs. with
the General TNafursr, be and they arc hereby
appointed a comnit,ee to examine and decide
on all applications that are made at the Tma-
fury TOR State Notes, by the heirs or legal Re-
.prcienta,ives of the officers and folders of the
late revolutionary army, where the Notes have
been taken out OF The TIeafury By fraudulent
nea!ures.
ind BE- IL Jxrftev <xaSed. Tha, this Aa be
pabiihed. by the General Treaiurer, 10 all the
Newspapers in this State, for Six weeks fuc-
ceGiveiy. Il Dx< copy.
Wnasf,
SAMUEL EDDY, See'r.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13

tstiye. novel ia lis view Of the fubica. and az.
tinsci.hed for ccrretinefs and chaie orosmenr.
he was followed by Mr.. Davis OF Kea,ackv.-
and Mr.. Baeoa OF MaaAchuls,ss, bosh on the
'-me iide Tor the repeal each Of their fpecchss
ofodaced nes has and arguments. They were
followed by Mr.. Thomas Morris of New. York.
against the repeal, and he c'aied the dcbare.
when the cosnuistee r,te s. the Houfe Adjourned.
Two meiiases we're pfcfcnied from the PfeEdeat.
Sns conc.fning ths mint. the other conccmiev
the monies appropriated for the Bashasy 20 xes..
10 the period dccc the e,tabliih nens Of the gay-
crnneat. | dil not diRinttly hear all this do
snmcnt. bur it embraces all the difbariemsnss.
wnsfc Mr.. Pickcriag was iecre,ary. and pats
tni' hnnneis on rs true footng ~ far as il coca.
ne documsnr. ss well as l could hear. natea
iome hundred thoufand dollars applied to pur-
poles diteieat from the legal appropriation and
the large balance, OF which no fpeci6e accouur
- YET given. regret did NOT hear the whole
div'nctly, but ss. Il is ordered to be printed. 1
taPPoie You viii have il in week or two.
Eros We,smg,ss. Afs,eb al. 1907.
Afser ising about IA hosr. the COM
mitttee Of the whole. laa night reported 60 the
'oe'e the judiciary bin frns from the Senate,
''''"~. ~'.Snu"Snts ucfc were f1po Tor the
repeal OF the lave OF laa friiisn Of Conercfs. 20
sSe againh il. The minority will Introduce
&c. and thus delay the paiIape Of
the bill IN the Houie for few days. But the
debates have produced the effect OF fixing Iomc
Who were wavering on this queRion. II exrett
snc namber will be above fix,y for thc repeal.
and about thirty sgainit il. on the haal vote in
the Houie."
Accounn arc received Of the lols OF the
bfnsus, ulyass. & volaGa. all of Salem fN1afs.)
Capt. William Brown, Of the Brutus. and
mott OF the crew periihsd. The fh;ps aod
cargoes were worth upwasds of two huudred
thoaiand dollars. and were only about half in-
iuIed. The SaIcm Resaer mentions that q or
venels had recently gone aihore near Esaport.
names unkaown. Particulars Of more ihip-
wrecks in our next.
.U Several important articles are, of necef-
MY, deirfred till our next. We regret THAI il
was not IN our power to commence ia this day.
paper, the Speech Of Mr.. Gilcs, in tbs Honfc
ct Representative, on the Judiciary Bin. Ths
= National lnrelIieencer" oblerves that "i, isa
fonreis, which neither defamation or foohiiirv
can fbake."
- CuRTlus. No. =. in our next.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13

Of any monies 10 the rresFary of the Uaitea
States not otherwiie appropriated.
NATHANIEL MACON.
Steaksr sfsb< HssIs Of RssssJssfsfisrs.
A. BURR. Yns-Prs,fdssf Of b<
UsifsS Sfsfes. asS Pr.6dsss sr sbs Sssass.
ArPRovrD, Feb. 70, rsos. -
TIL; JEFFERSON,
Prs6dexf Of fbs Usiei S,4fes.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13
LAWS s OF 7RE UNION
lrusLIsaED BY AurHoK,rY.l

sEvESTH coNcRRss
Of lbe
UNITED STATES,
az fb<iy ff EEss.
Begun and held at she CT
ty Of Warrington, in the
Territory OF Columbia,
on Monday, the 9TH Of
December, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13

In the Cate
JoHx DoRxAKcE %. ARTHUR FEHwxR,
Determined al the Court of Common Pleas in
the County Of Providence, at December term,
A. d. 1901
1Ts agreed, that the appeal entered therein
4 be difcontinued that the judgment remain
as though no appeal had been cnleged, and that
the plaintiff pay eoa.
In the Cafe
ARfHuk FsSSsa ps. JoHr Dotsawef.
IL is agreed. that the appeal be difcontin-
ucd that the Judgment be not affected by the
appeal that the plsiniif remit his, judgment
for ten thoufand dollars damages, and that the
defendant pay coA.
In coniequence Of our fepreienting to Gov.
erncr FrEssR. thst Judge DosiArcH had
been ~ great exepence, and that the expences of
both cafes would amount 20 . comfortable fud,
OF money. the Govesner obfcrved. that as money
was not his objed. he would sgses further 10
relinquifh the one halt Of his taxable coAs.
During our conversation with Governor
Fsssla, nothing was faid about party. or any
thing Of the kind.
The above fettIemens wss made In conie-
quence Of ssquea Of W.. WATsox 10 Cover.
nor FrErsR, & sfterwssds by an Interview be-
tween Governor FssEsa and %.
ELISHA r. POTTER,
WALTER WATSON.
Providence, March 4, lses.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13
CUSTOM HOUSE,
n.a..&y n Aa "A

-V''' ~ Fs's[Sf's a4"FtN s.
ENrRxEp. fren
Ship Rebccca, Kilcy. jamaica
Brig Cleopatra, Pelton. Mauinico
o'oop Ann bosfdmans Ditto
Schooner Betfey. Tollcs, ST. kits
Slaor Betty. Little6eld, Havana
Columbia, Carr. Alexapdris
Leopard, Jufin, providencs
Brig Orange. Trip, New.Yotk
ng.Sun, Dockrays Havana
Schooner William & Margaret, LaIkin. Ditto
Slocp Lady Warrington. Winnow, Providence
Mercury. SwiI, Falmouth
khoda, Swift. Ditto
CLsARxD, fss
Schooner Cerman-Pesgy, Landcrs, Martinico
Sloop New York Packer, Farker. Philadelphia
Schooner John, .Btown, Barbadocs
SlcoP Argus, P.ync, New. York
Ihoms. Jeaeiion, salfbary. Providence
Patty, Vote, Sometfct
Mercury, Swift, Havana
khods, Swift. Ditto
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13

This day ia the Houfs Of Representatives,
the question on she jodicissy wss under dcbese.
which wss egened by Mr.. ?. R. Thomfos ef
Virginia lfsccefof Of ]. Nicholssl in . very
eloqsess manner. in {Psssh logical, nSsmsn.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13
DEE txal7fd BY tbs Seaax and Hszks Of RI
ID o,rISrfa,,z,<f of fbx Ix1~1 S,o,-s er J....,

DEE txal7fd BY tbs S<aafs and HsHIs Of Re.
1) p,cGr,aiivts Of tbs Uru,d Slater Of .ime,i-
"a. Nv Csxg,et eDsm5!ed. Thar any pedon adj.
Iniued or who may hereafter be admitted TO take
feat in congreis, as delegate, iiiall enjoy the
the privilege OF. fending and receiving letters,
free VI poAagc, on the fame terms, and under
the fame reftrittions, as arc provided for the
members Of the Senate and Of the, Houie of Rep
refen,alves of the United STATES, by the atf, en-
tisled, :" An att to elfablilh the poR-oiiice cf
the United States - and that every iuch dele
gate {, admitted TO feat. be, and he is hereby
aathotissd TO reeieve, free OF poRsge, under the
fsid reifrttons, any letters diveescd TO h,m, and
which firsll have arrived at the feat of govern. !.
menr prior to the paiIise of this sti And thai,
every foch delegate ihsll receive for his travel
LOG cxpsnces and ATTENDANCE in Conercfs the
fame compensation as is or may be allowed, by
law, to the members OF the Senate and Houfe Of
Representatives of the United States, to be cer-
ti6ed and paidia the fame manncr.
NATHANIEL MACON,
-i'h Sptakrv ef fke Honjf Of, R.b,e,Sst0tfvss.
A. BURR Yne P,e)fdent ef ibe
eUaifea Siafss. and P,sidenf sf hbs Sensse.
APPROVES, Feb. IS. 1901.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
P,sfdtnt IF ibe Uaa<l S,ats,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13
From the Providence Gazette.

70 es,,s6 fbt jsfs my,tS,sf~isiis1 w5ieb are
.indsf,iesG circulated ooaeerssg a jfsfle~snf
~ er,fa'n a7ism, tss are ,sgss6sd 10 PsbiyG
TOE JsHsqOie2. A Friend 10 Truth.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13

A AN ACT
Extending the privilege Of frauking aud receiv-
ing lctter,, free Of pcaage. TO any perfon ad-
rn;,ted, or to be admitted 10 take feat in
Copsrrfs as delegate; and providing con-
pcnfaiioa for fach delegate. p
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13

vxIHEREAS my wife Ernie. has cloped
w from my bed and board. and has other
wife behaved hssie'f 10 sn unhecomine msnnes.
Thcfe sre therefore to forbid I'll perfoss sroAina
her on nay account. ss will oot pay any debss
OF her contratsing from the dare hereof.
JOHN MlLLKR.
Wsytcisl, FEB. ~. lSo1. 76,7s