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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-23
COMMUNICATION.

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1T Ia we'll known to all parties, thar at the
laH election of Deputies to rcpseient the town
OF Potsimouth in the 6eneral AGcubly. the re-
publicans fucceeded in the choice Of fb,re by a
fmall majority. In the choice Of the jorrtb the
axfi- republicans fucceeJed BY majority of one,
which was IN conitquence Of the moderator
(who va, himfelf an a~ti republican, receiving
two illegal votes in their favor.
The oafi-repobiicans, after having caucuf-
ed it for three months. and after having had a
general conful,,,ion with ths great men of che
Moth Ut the SouIh and of the EaA, concluded
that it they could bring forward fix freemen.
and have them proPonnded timely for them TO
vote at the April town. meeting. they would be
able TO carry their point. Accordingly town
meeting was called yeierday (,he lat day on
which ireemen could be propounded to vote "
the April meeting, the law fixing il at three
montbs) for the efeskbt reaion Of taking into
confederation the propriey OF tt,og the de-
puties to the General AHembly 10 iodeavor to
have repealed part Of the law rclpeeting the
qualifications Of voteIsj but in fat7, il was for
no other reafon than TO quaiJJ voters. The
republicans kaezo il, and were prepared TO meet
them.--how were tia Gxf-repoblicans difap-
pointed. and mortified, when they fa~ she re-
poblcaas bsina forward 1s~ 10 he propoundsd,
who were admitted. TO their Gs. 6Ve only Of
whom were admitted. the ixth major M. r.
ohnfon') being objected TO. OF the ground Of
his being an alien, not having BEEN natursized
citizen Of the United States. Thus the Ie-
pub!icans gained Zen votes TO their Evf. And
what added confidersbly TO their NOR ificaticu.
wa., chat on ssk;ns the vess 20 ;.<'.s1 she de-.
Puties or NOT, tpalled in the negative. 81 to a,
IL muIi he fopremeIy gratifying % the 'epubI-
cans, TO find their caaie strengthening and GAIN
ing ground daily, not.ithaanding tie mifrspre-
fcntations and Glamour Of difappointed and
degraded faction. Ian. II.
Major Job.fn poai born in lba sqvm be-
fare fbs Amfvieax ,svoiHfior, eszjegmnfiy be was
barn a Byt@ h5jsa. lie kj1 ibD eon.,,y. auth
his .sa,nn, at an early teyod Of hf. ard ,enaix-
ed 0Ja6;ea htSe hing efC,e0f- B,iiax. boiS,xs
eommDiSa ~ bt Js,viee dxvi1s ,be sS,B, esnigs
aobieb 0tfbiepsd va, Isdrprsdssce. dr< IL IL not
yet JsA, jean /no he /oId biz eommi1So~ end came
back 10 fbu eoTnfy. 7by k.ezo i6s)f e6ezm-
fonco. and kmtaU ,bni according 10 ibe Sysirnf
4lhn Lazy, be eorlI not 6teome an Ameyif0n rni-
zen ande, ,lfd'nes Of "a ysa,s. 1n fby bad
bf fb,gHmpfion 10 e6ty bin 10 be byeposrdsd. we
mgf Jay, ard 10 be bsno, Of Major 'Jobs(,n. sbaf
zoe are mtormed ./,om gsod authority ,baf 4sas
not biz qOH 10 be b,asgbs forward, at tbh time,
and tbof IL aVas ROT BIZ ixnnibn 10 come fsrquayd
10 eyey tbe privilf4ers sf en- Ame,iean ehizem.
ns"l be @'"lS 6s nv q""ijfrd BY hde larv Of
be Country.
Tor Another commun unica,iou. upon the fub-
jett Of the late Town-Meeting in Portfmouth, 10
ncceaarily deferred ill our next.
- Several Advertisements are ALTO omitted.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-23
MARINE NENS.

Arrived here. noop Brandywine, Wick
ham, from Amaerdam. Spoke, Dec. 10Th laf.
a.. 80 N. long. 4S w. the fchooSer FIowcr.
jeremiah Men,er, from Amaerdam for Bottom.
cut 68 days, having loa his mainmsa. & fpung
his forcmaf; had rigged jurymaa, & put awsy
for the Wet. lndies--all well.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-23

FoRer. Franklin, Jackfon, Logan, S. T. Mafon,
]. Maton. Nicholas, Stone. Sumpier, White,
and Wright, IS.
Ii was thea moved, TO agree 10 the original
reioluton amended, by adding the words, :" or
note tskcr' after The word 80 aenographer,"-
which paGed in the affirmative. The yeas and
nays being rcqured. were as follow
Yeas. MeiIrs. Anderlon. Baldwin, Breck-
enriage, Brown, Cooke. Cslhoon, Ellery, +.
FuaeI, FraokIin, Jackfon, Logan. S. T. Maion.
Nicholas. Stone. Sampter, and Wright, IS.
Nays. MeIrs. Chapman. Da, Ton. ID. Foaer,
HiIhoufe. Howard. ]. Mafon, Morris, Ogden.
Oleott, Shesfe. Tracy, and White, "a.
On Wednesday The Editor had. according
ly. aligned TO him convenient place in the
lower area, from which he took notes of the
proceedings OF the Senate.
On the adoption of the above refolution,
which opens new door 10 public Information,
and which may be con6iered as the prelude TO
more genuine fympathy between the Senate
and the people OF the United States, than may
have heretofore iubhhed, by senderins each bet-
ter acquainted with the other, We congratulate,
without qualification, every friend to the true
principles Of our republican inisitution.
The PreGdent on Wednesday fent into the
Senate lit Of all the temporary appointments to
Office, which he has made during the receis, and
now Propoied, tor permanent appointment.
A gentleman who has examined it accur-
ately. gives us the following analysts OF it, which
may be relied on. The lia itielf ihal be given,
as foon as permitted TO be made public.
n Cafes OF Ieigaation, declining TO ac-
cept, promotion, or OF death.
Of expiration of their commifions, not
re-sppointed.
ziOf vacancies left untitled by the former
administration, moaiy confulihips, &c.
II Ofwhat have been called midnight ap.
pointment, TO wit: made in the laa days or
hours OF MIR. Adamst being in Office.
Of rcitorstion 10 offices, which they had
held before.
II OF removal for mifcondua. or revolu.
tionary toryifm.
8 of Marhals. I Attofney--Removed.
and republican, fubatuted, as protection for
republicans agaipf the tederaliim of the courts.
s OF removals, 20 give to thofe, who have
been automatically excluded. fome ihare in the
Administration of the government.
Ot removals on grounds of fpecial pro-
priety.
90 In all.
Between 40 and 50 joaiccs Of the peace,
had been nominated ON the I'd of March. Sol,
tor TIE ten miles fquare. They were reduced
by the Pre6dent to so, of whom as were of
'hoie nominated by Mr.. Adams, and added
TO them.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-23

on MOUudy IJU tHS ElltOr OF TIC INAtiOn.
al Intelligencer, addrefed letter to the Pref.
dent of the Senate. requefiing permifion to oc-
cupy petition in the lower area of the Senate
chamber, for the purpofe of taking with cor
rettneia the debates and proceedings of thar
body.
1t may be neceGary to remark that hereto
fore no fenographer has been admitted in this
area: And the upper gallery, being open to the
admiiiion OF every one, and very remote from
the floor OF the houie, has prevented any attempt
being made to take the debates from the impof-
Gbility of hearing difinti'y from il.
The contents Of the letter were fobmitted
by the Prehdent to the Senate; and a refolution
agreed to, to the following effect:
Reiolved, that any fenogrspher, deGrous
to take the debate, of the Senate on Legifla,iye
budnef,, may be admitted for that purpoie, at
fuch place, within the area of the Senate cham
Der, as the PreGdent fiall allot.
Whereupon, motion was made to recon-
fder the above refolution, and agreed to. The
yeas and nays being taken, which were yeas
II nays 9.
IL was then novel to amend the fcfoIution
by adding after the word " acnographcr"-
"he having given bond in the fom Of
with two fufficient foreties
in the fun Of each for his good con-
duet"
On which the yeas and nays were called,
and were as follow
Yeas. Mefiu. Chipmsn, Dayton, d. Foaer,
HiIlbooic, Howard. Morris, Ogden, Okou,
Sheafe, and Tracy, 10.
Nays, MeIc. Anderfon. Baldwin, Brcck-
enridge, Blown, Cooke, Cslhoon, Ellcry, i.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-23

DocroR II. FARNSWORTH,
LAS removed to the Houfe, belonging to
Il Capt. EBEs'R SHrARMAN, 10 Spring.
Street. nearly oppofte the Houie Of Mr.. Ro-
BsRT LAwTos, jun.
Newport, January g, isoz.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-23
BOSTON, January 10.

Lat evening. about 7 o'clock, fire broke
ont in shoufe on the South eaiterly ide OF Fort
hill. occupied by MeiTss. STEPHEN and EBRN-
rzEA Corr. honlewfiRhts. Before the neigh.
bours could sGemble, the building was wrapped
in flames, which foon Communicated to a houfe
occupied by Mr.. SPEAR both of which were
deitroyed in we believe, leh than an hour.
Scarcely an article was faved from the houle
where the fire commenced.
The forrow of the citizens on this melan-
cholv occaiion is increafed by report. that a
child IF Mr.. Z. GorF's. about four years of age,
pc.iO,-d ;n rhe FIRE.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-23

10 be Let,
THE lower part Of the Houfe, Garden.
L Stable, &c. Of the late DaviX MsLv,X
Pewterer. For terms. apply TO
CALEB GREEN.
Ne1op',f, Dee. zS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-23

NIHEREAS sAsAH. wife Of me the fub-
Wv fcrbcr has eloped from my bed and
board. ard carried away all ny furniture. cloth
ing, &c.--This is ibereforc TO caution al per-
ions sgsib& trufing or harborins her on my ac-
count, as fha pay no debts Of her conrraeiing
after this date.
JOHN vENDERSTIN.
NesvSsn, Jan. -, 1904. ,7tio
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26
CITY Of 7eulaie,,s.

A MODEL Of that apcient and orirn,si
n City. as IL food when our sviodt died
upon Earth. or, a Joiephus has defcribed il.
while IL food 10 its primitive State. The prin-
|cipal tfaniaetions of our Saviour, from the time
|of his being taken. ontil his CruciHxion. The
GLORIOUS Temple bf solomon. with all its Won
,dcrful Out Works, the fame of which. toReihef
with the amazing wealth ADD grandeur Of King
Solomon. drew Sheba. Queen Of the South, to
Witt him at his Court. to behold is amazing
wonders and. on 6ghr of them. confsiIed,
that fame fell Mort Of what fhe behcd. as /, far
exceeded her expectations. This fauiou, Model.
being 10 well known in the United States, 10
well as in the Wea- Indies. and being the pro-
duetion OF an American Ar,ift. 10 allowed BY ali
who have honorcd il with their company, 20
be Matter. Piece Of Workmanship, 10 that 4
further comnentis deemed unncceilary.
The whole Of this Work is comprrhended
in rs Feet by 9 and may be feen st the Houfs
of MIR. NICHOLAS GARRISON, In Clarke
tsecs, At the fmaIl Price of Twenty. Ave Gents
for grown Perfons iHaIf-ptise for Childrenl
from ten o'clock in tile morning, till ten In the
evening.
Newport. June al. 1904. Sid
ty fbs svbeis Of fbe a6evs Asjfnttiox. Is
ssef elegantly earved in possd.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26
N E w P o r r,
Saturday, June a6, 1902.

On Monday laft, the Hon. General Az.
fembiy Of this State met 10 this town. We do
net learn that any buGnefs. of an important
nature, has yet been laid before the Houfe.
They will probably this day adjourn to their
fall fefIion.
In the courie of the feilion, the following bill
vas prefenfed by Mr.. Andrew Taylor Of
Little Compton.
WHEREAS it is neceffafy in all Republi-
can governments. in order to preiefve their pu
rity aod integrity, that the ieversI branches
thereof be kept independent Of, and diaind
from each other: And whereas we are taught
by she example Of monafehical governments,
that the neglect Of that principle Introduce cor
ruption. partislity and intrigue, and tends moa
manifetfly 60 the fubverfon of the liberties Of
the people -
fbe,stsrs Be il ess2sd By s5h Cea<,sI Af
JfnbJ, and b f5e asfksrJ fbersef IL 10 b<rsky
esai7sd, That from and sfres the Ara day Of
January, 1903, no Member Of either Houfe of
AGembIy fhaIl bs eligible to any Office in the
gift OF under the appointment Of the General
AHcmbly nor fhsIl any pehon, holding an Of
Zee in the gift or under the appoiasment Of the
General AiIembiy. be eligible as q member Of
either Houie thereof.
A decifon being called for, there appear.
ed 10 favor Of its PaRase i6, seainft It 4,-
Majority ~.
Accordingly the Bal wa lOa.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26
APPOINTMENTS BY the PRESIDENT.
Genessl CommilIionefs of Bankrupt

APPOINTMENTS BY the PRESIDENT.
General CommiiIionets of Bankruptcy.
Ceism5ia Dy9ri6.
William Thornton John NJ. CAN'T
Trifam Dalton, and Samuel Hanfons
Rbsxs- lizard Dysria.
Conaant Taber Samuel Vernon; Tho
mas reckhau. and Paul M. Momford.
Xssfsety Djsri7.
John Rowan James Morsifsn Daniel
weiiger A. Seitz; John linton John Brad
ford.
Silss Crane Of New Jeffey, collector o
Little Egg harbor. vice William Walton, fuper-
ieced for non-at,endsncr on his dusies.
Joha Heard Of New Jerfey. collector Of the
port OF Perih-Amboy. vice Daniel Marih, de.
ceafcd.
Robert Brent. Mayor of the City Of wsih-
ington.
Thomss Monroe. Superintendent of the
City Of Walhiagton.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26
SAVANNAH. Nav Al.

Yeferday was executed on the South COM
mon, agreeable to the fentence of the laff fupe-
rior court held in this city. Jo5n Rice, for grand
larceny. He was native, we are informed, OF
North-Carolina or Virginia, had been an old
offender againa the laws of his God and Of his
country and for long time had praetifsd in
this city ferries Of vilIainy, feldom equalIed -
entering AZ night. by the aid of fale keys, kouf-
es and forcs, and deliberately and lsifuIely plum
dering the citizens Of their property, to an un-
known amount. He has left 4 wife and chill
dreo. in this city, to lament his ignomioious fate.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26
DiR,ia Of RAode-Iland.

NOTICE Is hereby given to the Credi,oss
IN OF Miebasf Pan. and Jeks C5edsi, Of
Providence, in the DiRritt Of Rhode 1 Iland.
Traders, under the Firm Of Pitu and Chedel,
sgainA whom Commilllon OF Bankruptcy hath
been awarded and ihued. that have appointed
Wednefday the goth Of June inf. At Eleven
o'clock. AM. At the Dwelling Hosie Of Eek
Aldrich. IanhoIder. in Providence. for the hear
ing Of the faid Creditors asaina the allowance
Of a certificate Of diichsrse given 20 iaid Bank
rupts. under the hands snd iesIs OF the commit.
honeu Of faid Bsnkrupts. dated the 18th ioR.
B. BOURNE. CrtSa judge.
Bsiasi, JssS fg. i8o1.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26

We underifand the Rev. Bargifs Alliion;
principal of the accademy at Bordenton New
Jesley, has in the courfe of his chemical expcr-
iments. made difcovery by means Of which all
kinds of fpiritous liquors may be freed from
their diiagrecable fmcll and taAe. and rendered
quite pure IN the fpace Of fsw hoon, 70 a. to
PoGefs the qualities generally given by Age
This diicosery mutt be Of the greaseA advantage
to diitilcrs, grocen. &y. who deal in fpitits, a.
il 10 iaid, that at the fmalI expence Of about Z
cent per gallon. il can be cncreaied nearly fifty
per cent. 10 value. He has obtained patent
for faid invention, and deGgns telling out righs'
Immediately.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26

BY letter from a refpettable gentleman
rsGding at Cape Francois, dated the a3d Of May
1901. we lesrn that the Yellow Feversor what
is there termed La Fsicvre Patride ct MaIigne.
has lately made great ravages in the town and
harbor Of the Cape. particularly among the
troops. II Is remarked, that there have been
very few or no inasncss Of iis attacking the old
inhzbitaau. from which IL 10 inferred that the
difordcr docs not originate fo much from thc
impuriry Of thc air, as from the impIudence Of
arangen. Itisfurther faid to prevail on more,
and on board the American Chipping.
The letter, from which the shove 10 an
extraet, takes no notice of the rumored detection
of Toaiaant, and his having defeated tho French
troops g taken two ofihe out poas Of the Cape.
(NSi. Int.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26
BraE Eoundery.

THE fabfcnbsr informs the pobfic that lie
4 carries on the Btais Foundery bufnefs in
al ito vsrious branches, at his mop 10 Spring.
trcets nearly oppoGse MI. Je5s BGsJsfrs.---
He ay6 Makss ssl ReSair
him ~ith their cuaomy may depeod on psnttu-
slityi and every favor win be acknowledged
by the pubiics humble fervant,
WILLIAM TRicKETT.
Newport. June IS, so1. ood .
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26
# MAMMOTH CJRI.

A girl, ieven years old. feet a inches
high, feet inches round The wsih, weighing
I4olbs. and remarkably active for her extraor-
dinary hze, will be exhibited in houie near
Blandford tavern, during the races. The girl
was faiicd in the county Of Prince George (vir.
ginia| and Is really m objed worthy the a,,cn-
tion of the curious. (Psfrrjg. Isfek.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26
On the evening Of the zoth April, whs

On the evening OF the 10Th April, when
the Examinations took place in London on ac-
count of the Peace, the houfe Of VIM. Goblet,
bookseller, in Pall-mall (the notorioas Peter
Porexbiuej in conGaebcy with ;he fame fpirir Of
anti pacific darkneh which diitinguiihed il on
the former illumination for the signature oe the
preliminaries, remained incxorably OPAQUE.
The mob. with equal confaency, took ON
bragg. and veated their indignation on the win-
dows. faihes. fhutters, and every thing about
sha 'front.' Of the houfe that was not impsegnsbae
to bludgeons and paving aones. Lss. pap.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26
GEORGIA LANDS.

The purchafes of Georgia lands are IN
formed, that the State Of Georgia has ccded all
hcr claims to the lands asorefaid TO the United
States. and that by the ceilion the term of one
year only from the time Of making thereof 10
limited for the government Of the United States
to fettIe with the purchaiers, and that the CON-
mfioners appointed by the government of the
Uoited States have exprelled their Willingness
to treat immediately with the purchafers on
terms Of comprowife, agreeabIy 10 an sa Of
Congrefs authorizing them 70 to do.
4m. d. I'D.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26
RALEIGH, IN. C.) June 8.

few days ago, as Mr.. William Weldon,
OF Warren county. was walking near a branch,
ne perceived hern feised by turtle. He
haitened to relieve the hern bot on approach
ing her, fhe daned her bill into the focket of
his eye, and holding by the ball, fuipended her
felt and the turtle for fone time by which he
has fof she fight Of that eye.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26

Among the citizens Of fMaHachufetts, New
Hsmpfhire and Connecticut, how many aoes
the minority con6ff Of On the qucaion OF
erecting a marble Ratue TO honor him who Is
above fuch praife, at an expcsie Of twenty thou
faod dollars, in this /sd<rai State. there ~as
majority of rwo sxy in the prcieot hooie Of
Representatives. [Bsf. CbSss.
Itsppean that twelve members Of congrefs
out of feventeen. in the aate of New York. are
Republican that in the fate fsnate, which has
heretofore been /Sdsrai, there is now majority
Of frIcHr. and in the aarmbly. msjori,y Of
rHIRrY-FouR Republicans. "What lay you.
gestemen JSdtr~ijsf. 20 this l----Is this az
vaueixg baekroa,<s Republranifn in thar rate
was never 70 manitefily predominant az At pref
ent. Long lice fhs Rspsshe :" I.
4 frns Sey Of a fsilszO qebs bad more VII thar
HssySy.
Not long fnce an artful rogue went into
houfe in this city, and proceeded directly up
into chamber where wan an elegant bed and
furniture, which he rolled up in iheet, threw
acrofs his fhoulder. and defended the Aairs
backwards; jua as he had got upon the lower
hoor, the owner Of the houic entered, the fel-
low Immediately marched forward a. though he
was going with his bundle into the houic. The
gentleman accofej him with " What have you
there friend p I" The bed Sir. which you pur-
chafed At suetion," xnfwered the thief" You
mua be miaaken, replied the gentleman. for
have purchaied no bed at auetion." With pre-
tended farprize the villain aepl to the door.
and looking at the houie, obferved he {" had
miaaken the areer." begged the gentleman's
pardon, and efcaPed, unfufPeeied. with his
booty. (Pbiis. pap.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26
More BeasfiA Of Ftdt,aiJfm, or a Pias,e Of fke
late A6mmjaratim

<SAo's De"sH' ~ rf"e'6fyM, " h"1sN ~ SEe
Iafe AGmimjarasisn :!
Amount of monies expended over
and above what was appropriated
BY law for removing the feat Of DILL. Cn.
government from Philadelphia to-
Wilmington. 3z,s71 "a
Amount of monies yet unfettIed for
by Mr.. Pickering. and which re-
main to his debit. 7S,sIS II
Amount Of monies expended for the
military and naval cRablifhments
more than was authorized by con-
gres. @i7o.6s' IS
Money expended in PurchaGng ma
vyyards unauthorized by Law I3s,846 OF
Money expended in building the
Laboratory,fo called on Schuyl-
XIII. alfo unauthorized, Isz.6os 5
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26

BY the Snow George, Bell. from Cape
Francois in ten days, we are infomed that
Touaaint had revolled, in coniequence of
which, three divifons OF Leclcr's troops had
been engaged with the blacks and very roughly
handled--no quarters was given.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26

"I tell you, Sir" faid Mr.. Adam. you
will one day be convinced with me that the peo-
pie Of America cannot be botly wishous an
berediay Cbi.f MasjeraH ard Stsais. or at
teaa 70, lis il not rather queer that Adams
and Hamilton who sgreed 70 weIl as to the eos-
elsfsn, ihouid differ about the tsemJfsS ID.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26
Doll. 4.s7o,s47 ~

i. In the above il viii be feen we have no, in
eiuaed the Jfera /tsviee mosey, MIR. Tracy's bu.
Aacis, nor Mr.. M'Benry's. Asr.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26
Notice is hereby GiOsa

Notice IS hereby CiOea
ITO all Perfons who have demands on the
i Eaate Of Sdrss Hall, Efq. late Of North
Kingaon, dccesfed, to preient them for festlc-
ment; and rhofe indebted thereto, arc called ON
to sdjuR the fame. aud make payment to the
fubicsbcn, within the time limited by law or
otherwiie they will he precIuded.
ALMY HALL. Exsesfyix.
JOHN HALL. Exnsfsr.
North KingRon, June zs, 1904. at
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26

Mr.. Edward wca. of Lexington. Ksntoc-
Ky. has invented machine for cntting iron in-
to pals, Of any 6ze. which he 6nifhed on tho
18th ult. and in the preience of number Of gen.
tleruen. nade 40 experiment; when 70 the shon-
ifhment OF the ipettaiou. il cut s lbs. in 50
iscends which Is at the rate Of 43so lbs. in ~
hour.! Mr.. W. has fold bis Patent right for ten
theufand dollars.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26

During the form of yeRerdsy, the Friends'
Meeting Hoofe 10 this town, wn Aruck with
lightning. and confidersbly dsmssed.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26
gJ, TAXES.


The quefion has often been aked by fed
eralies, If all the Internal Taxes are repealed,
how is the Government to be fupPortedf The
STANDARDIZATION ha, furnifhed an unequivocal aui-
ger The retrenchmenrs Of unncceGsy expen-
Es-The faving already cfeeed exceeds the nett
produtt of all the internal taxes, more than
Three Hundred Thoufand Dollars .-Lsf ID.
FsItraiyas PET fbaff fbissf reasfbr,. [Cax.
Not long Gnce faye writer in the " Pittf-
fsld Sur" the name Of Dfnofraf or Republican
(which are the fame) we're the Asmes BY which
fhe Fedt,aL1' aigmatifed the frieads Of Rsbsb-
keas Cec.ssnesf bot We obferve Of late ihoie
high toned Fsxi. in their Papen, have furnam-
ed themicives Rsps5iieas. Nov. -confderine
the different views Of parties. The is a. incon-
6fent, a. for an Isfdsi to call himicif an Isfd<l
Ci,jFis1. or as it would have been for one Of
,he Tsyin, in the tine Of our Revelation, 70
have called himtelfs qsy Hzx.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26

Ten Cent? Rszyard.
- AN away from thc fubfcriber ON the I'D
IN ulr. an indeosed Negro wench, named
SUKE. about IS years Of age. All perions
are forbid tfufine. harbofing or employing het
on penalty Of The isw.
PARIGREKN WHITE.
qsSessas, Jsss . 3, i8oa. qf.