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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
SARAH HORSEFIELD

INFORMS the public, and her fricnds in psr-
1 ticslar. that lhe has on hand good sGor,-
ment Of Tin WARE, which Che viii ieli very
cheap for Caih. She has ALTO iessral articles of
Heufshold Furniture todifpofs Of. fnch IS BeAs,
Chairs, Tablss, &c. and good frsnklia
Steve. She again requsAs all tkoic who have
any demands againR the Efate of her late huff
bad. lfrael Hsrfeheld, to bring them in ar
fettlcmeni and thoie indehted 10 faid Eaa,e.
are earnettly desired To make inrediarc payment
20 SARAH HORSEf IELD Ex.cuitix, or
TIMOTHY HORSEFILD. Executor.
Newport. April g, 1902. #
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
CASH, PAID Yo&
LINEN S WOOLEN RIGS, BY
Chriftopher G. Olncy,

Delivered at bh MiIlt, or At biz Paper Wxr-
HsEf,
NTHERE he has for iale, at wholefale and
Wv retail, all kinds Of Paper, viz. FooIf-
cap Writing Paper, No. and z.--Vellum Let
ter do.-Po, ,do.---Wapping do.--Bouncr do.
--Cloihier's do. n quality. with
and without Sand.-Boqk, Bisders Boards
Candle Paper, and Sugar Loaf Blue.
a complete AGossmcnt OF Blank Account
and Record Books.
-LIKESfsE-
Account Books made and ruled to any pat
tera, to fuit the purchsisr.--A complete AGor-
ment of School Books, and Stationary Of ali
kinds, &c.
AJs, Warranted Chocolate. by the Box,
Or pound. Cocoa Shells. by the Bag.
N. 3. Wanted, one or two Boys, frsn "a
TO "a years Of age, as Apprentices TO the PsPer-
making and Clothing buGneh.--1o fush great
encouragement ~iil bc given.
Prsvi1knx, ksre5 3, 1904. 741
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
IN n C r

For The relief Of the Marfhals Of certain Die.
trias therein mentioned.
REHs s~s1'el BY fbs Ssxais AID Hssjs Of Re.
- f,S'Snf~f've, ., fbe UxisS Sfaies sf d-srfs.
u cssysrs6 4ysm6lrd. That the Secretary of sss
lreaiofy be, and he hereby Is authc:ifsd and
d'iettsd 20 appottion 20 The fsvcssl Marihais OF
the diaritts Of Virginia. Maryland. sud Peas-
iyivsiis, reipettiveIy. WHO have been em plo,ei
or concerned in taking the late Genius, the com.
Peniation allowed by the g Atl providing for
the fecond Genius or enumeration ofthe inhabi.
san's OF the United Staies," according TO the
fefvice each may havs pesfor1td.
NATHANIEL MACON,
Steaker sf fbs HSys Of R<p,osn,aiives.
A. BURR. Ecr-P,slAssf ytbs
U~iiSd Sfaiss. md Prsfdtsf eftbe Stx4ts.
ArrRovrD, April s, 1909.
TIL JEFFERSON.
P,sfdsm effbe Ushsd Sisi~.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
WILLIAM WILLBOR.

Has iste'y femoved to New Store on the South
fde the Ferry Wharf Lane, 3doors Ear from
the Main Street, at the sign of the Gsi4sx
Fiji, where he Gill carries on the Glazing
BuGnefs in its vaiious branches--and has for
fals the following articles -
yETINDOW GLASS. of different hze.. by
wv the Box. OF fmsller qusu,ity, Wig
By 10, IL BY i6, ic by ID. 10 by I3, 10 by Ia,
ply ~, 8 by 10, 7 by g. i 8 by 6-Likewife,
Sheet -Glsts. cut in soj form or fxe- Putty
BY the quantity, or lnglc pound.
III 5as GJS at rsiaii--
BRANDY, Rum, Gin. brown and white
rowds.d Sugar, Molaies. FIcnr. Rice. Son.
chong, Coaso, & Bchea Teas. Chocolate, Cof-
fee, Negro head. cut. and Pistail Tobacco. Sc.
esu, Raisn,, ku,megs, Cloves, Cinnamon,
Moaard.. Pepper, Ginger, Starch, Candlss---
Writing Paper, Dutch Quills, .Bea New York
Hard Soap, &c. &c.
Nc~por, April z3, 1901. s1tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
Fsom the NArIorAL InrsLLicrscsa.


40 '0e american Ffopie.
VOU have lately, ON mature reaets;on. "a.
4 lstlsd, to 6ll the fiiR Offices Of lizrc, rnrn
whom you desred worthy the places benow.
ed. When felefsd, you preferred them 10 men
who once poHeGsd. but who then ccsfsd 20 Gu
JOY your confidence. The preference was Z
preference of principle. by the hishcR coufi-
su'ional, and in this connt'y by the only irrc-
iiAible power, yon pronounced the acts Of the
laA standardization vicious, by the faas power
you called new adniniararion into exiGsnsc1
to rcdrcis saf, and to avert future evil.
The new adniniaAtion Of yeur covers.
n,ent has undertaken the patriotic talk. Neither
elated by fslfs pride, nor huInbl-d before the
nagnitude OF the doty, they have commenced
the work Of reform. To have hcasa,cd, would
have becn sreafon to you, and difsracc to ths,n.
Mark ths efcSl For moment ruils Il
appalled, before the energies Of inQicc. Her
voice 10 hufhed and afraid Of daylight. he
flies to the aloom of obfeurity. Soon, how
the Gsnd that eoncesls the dagger of sGss;sa-
ton, chat the blow may bs the more fecoreiy
a,usk. hold, oat for While nothing but fmilss.
Federation is the FRA to rsifs, and The mo,t
clano:ous TO fwel the plspdits Of Pre6denrisl
fame The inaugural addrsG is extoIied ~
vile, mcsisratc. and dignihed the sverion Of
republican caution to bsaow immodcrsie praifs,
is tortured into an evidence Of hoaility ard for
day Thomas Jeffsrion 10 the man, not only Of
the people, but Of the isdsraliai!
Such was the reward Of his prohibitions
Contraa %hs recornpesie OF his atiions What
be prsfeGed he ass pcdfsrnsd. The good
which he pfomitcd. he bas done. The cysmpIs
he fet has bscn initiated by the IeQiila,orc and
the patriotic zeal Of ex0tive hs, only been
eqpslled BY the active labSn Of les ils,ive wiz
dom. Anrssl millions have beeo fsssd ; regi-
msnts Of sfsles, or pernicious oificen. have
been reduced; juGicc be, been vindics,ed from
the pollution OF her fsnttusry.
While ihefe things were t,smjsS, all was
right aod honorable and wife now they are
Isse, all is wrong, infsmeus and weak. The
rhetorical ditfioD which, in harmonious pcsiod.
eulopifed the IucpbrNisns Of the clofc,, fades
before rhe overbeariny, the vulgzf. tie iofolent
language of vice--I Fay Of vicc---for corruyt
poa be that heart, which couniensnces ths bill.
Iiostgase thar oyefs helms the nation ana isno-
bic the parpofe that by Esass 70 low, would
influence the peq2Dc.
We're this rhc lanesage Of blskisu igss-
yssee. we're IL the offspriDp OF pshon, cnutcd to
the iefiisintf Of rcsfcn, IL nighi be fuffered to
rsigp IT'S mileisbls day. and leave no trace OF its
exiHcnec bof the ctn,em9, il bad infpiscd. Boz
un'of Uns,sly FOR our resce, and 10 sbe difgfscs
o' hcman nasare. the language. 70 far from being
e,ohaed 70 th- obfcue, fails from the lips of
mrr. ~hc hsyiag sree ruled this natos BY ore
fgrce' Of oidecspiioss now attempt 70 inbja2ass
il to saolher.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15

ID AN away from the fubfcriber, on the a7th
IN uIt. an indentsd Apprentice. named PAR
DON LAPHAx, IS years Of age. of about mid
ding sze--Maften Of vea-la. and others are
forbid truling or harberIng him, on penalty Of
ths law. ISAAC LATHAM.
Newport. May 8. 1901. S4t6
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
SAT- Making.

THE fubfcribers having entered into par,asr-
L nip. under the firm of
Spooner and Dunham,
hereby inform the Public, that they carry on the
Sail Msking bufnsis. in ITS various branches,
at their Sail Loft. on the wharf of the late Gen.
Jchn Malbone, at the South par, of the town.
Thoie who may favor rhem' with ,heircuaom,
may depend on plndoaliiy and difpa,ch. All
hvon will be gratefully acknowledged, BY
WING SPOONER. I'D.
CHARLESC. DUNEiAM.
Newpcrt, April 8, 1904. 79,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15

THE Ssblcribers appointed by thS Court OF
K Probate for the town of Tiverton, Com
miiiioners, TO receive aud examine tho claims a.
raina the eftate of7bs~ss fa5er, late of liver
ton, Blackfmith, dsceafsd. rsprefsnted ipioi-
vc1t and tecive moaths being allowed iron
this date for the fame All pstfons having
claims agaiaa iaid eaa,s, are reqaetted &c ex-
kibit t--en TO either of Us, st our dwellsgs,
within laid time, or they viii be prssluded.
THOMAS DURFEE, | Cs~uG
BBNJ. ROWLAND. ] Gsssy.
All p.Ifons indebied to iaid. efatc, are re-
Sueiied 10 ssake pay meat 10
PHILIP TABER, ASmis0sr.
Tive,tsn, Nay 8. Iso,. $40
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
Di2ri9 ef Rbcds.Wand

ID w virtas of a warrant TO me directed from
I'D ths Honorable Dayi< Lsssard BSvrts,
Isagc Of the Diariet Coon for ths Diard ol
Rhode lland, SEVENTY OsE BoxEs OF Sv-
GAR will be fold lfsr the bsEeht of ali conccrnsd)
at Public Auction at the dwelling OF
Thomas Townfend, Innholdsr, on Thurlasy
fhe t~snty- -isvsn,h day of May inaaat. at eievea
o'clock Ia the forenoon.
WM. PECK, Mayl6sL
Neqvpor. Nay 7tb, Iye,. as
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
Entertainment.

RICHARD BARKER, At the Houfe
Dsonaerly occupied by Capt. Rs5rrfS Potter.
fsn of the Anchor, little fcuth eaa Of the State
Hooie, wh.fe Ladie, and Gentlemen may de-
pend on being accommodated to their fatisfas-
iion. Pupeual attendance ~i!l be given, and all
kvors gratefully acknowledged by the publie's
obedient iervant,
RICHARD BARKER.
NewPor, April =, 1904. 79n
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
TO l. E T.

NNE half of very conveaicnf. ard pleai-
Manly fitrated ID selinS- Houfe. - hames.
Street, South end of the towa. Eoqaire of
SARAH WEEDEN.
on the Prsnilss.
Newport, Msy s.. lion. 81.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
Pafcal Faifneau q Perry Cornell,

Re[ptafalL i.fiss THAR Jritsls and fbe tabhe is
general.
T>HATthcy have commenced the Hair Drei.
l. flag buGnefs under the firn Of FaySeaS y
Csr.sA, at the large and commodios, Chop opPo-
fis MIR John Hadwen's 1hsme, arset, whsrs
they carry on che above bsGneis Ia i1s varioas
branches. They have for fale lm all ispply
OF tze bett French Ptrfumasy. ladies'
and seatlsncn who may sasor thca ~ith shs'r
cuAon, may depended on punas.l attendance. +.
~ q. The iublcriber returns his hncsre
thanks TO his cuitomers for their pa socou,sgs-
meat, and hopes to ,Herit a continuance ofshsir
fwes.
PASCAL FAISNEAU.
Newport, May J, 1904. s4ti
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
LAWS or rRx UNION.
lrvBLisHRD ny AuTHoaIrY.

sgvRNTH coNeRGss
Of fhr
UNITED STAIRS.
az their fyd Je1ssn.
Begun aud held at tho CT
~ Of Wslhingson. 10 the
Territory OF Colo nbis,
on Monday, the 7h Of
December. 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15

Salt Peter'd Beef 4 Hams, Salt Pork. Sweet
Corn, White Beans, Rye and Indian Meal,
Powder, and Shot Of all fzss. Filming Lincs,
Hooks. and Leads of all forts. Novafcotia
Grind Stones. aad general aGortnent of Gso-
ssriss, by Retail.
Nr1Dfsn. At,a II, Ises. 81
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
TO BE SOLDs Br
10 III N T H U RS TON,
Ga Baniacr's Wharf, the following
Garden Seeds. y,z.

RrgiJ@ Psajt !:
NWARF Marrow.
~ fats,
Dwarf Sugar.
Dwarf Green.
Enyi,s StfG F.:
Sweet Msrjoram,
Salad Ssllery.
ksrIy low Dutch,
Cucumber,
Short top Radih,
CaulliAower.
Amsrie4s Seed
Green Savoy.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15

Hardbsad Cabbage,
Beet,
Garrett,
Parfnip,
Round 'ruraip,
French 'rarnip,
Partly,
Pepper Grafs.
Sqoah,
Warerme!cs,
Captelops.
Lettuce,
Oaion ; and q variety
Of other Seeds.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15

For The relief Of the Marihals Of certain Die.
trias therein mentioned.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24

duty; we have had eighty thoufand voluntsef
militia called for and organized, 10 times OF per-
fed peace we have feen sgents, contractors.
sxcifemsn, impoa officers. tax galhefen, aamp
oficen, &c. in ihck sugmenlisg eistscu, rife.
live and fatseu on the pubic coff !; We have had
alarms, coofpiracics. and tseafnns. fpfinging in
quick fucceili,n. TO feed the fmaII and aggfaa-
dixe the great: But fcenes are changed and
wifdom fbesks aloud; to nske her charge efec-
sual. all fhould Iiaen.
Oor prfons arc no longer crowded with
victims TO fedifioa laws; oar cosntry once more
affords ~ ahylsm 10 the dinfefied from every
quarter Of tho globe our uislefs Handing army
j. reduced 90 nscefIsry gsards--oor provihonal
army is cxsinttj our navy agenu. navy archi-
tett., contra tsors. excite ofkcrn &c. arc retum-
ing TO the ufaal occupations of lite. inaead Of
ea;iag bread they never earned ard judiciou,
iyAem Of economy is fsif,ly producing our diff
charge from debt.
Bat are we YET seenre No fellow citizens.
by no means. Your enemies arc inid,ous, they
are sufy sight snd day. Be on your guard
every eF,rt will be made to undermine your
government. and rcRofe the former order OF
things. On the aafe governments the general
government tf1.ntially depends keep the
dresms pure and the river will not be corrupt.
Trea, reformed sriaocrats with deccncy. but
place your confidence in republicans Of r77S
and 1900. when virtue wsi deprea, and dcip2-
tim eockadeJ TO infolt il. Mint your duty |!
attend TO your election. give no credit TO vague
reports, be visiIaot, and Heaven who gave a
Warrington to guard your realm. and bads a
JeiFcfon obtain attention. will, sc may firmly
sro4. approve his lsbou and fccore your rights.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24
FoR rHr REPUBLICAN.
sEvENTY.fIvE--No. III.

-
'HE pea Of "feventy- five" has been for ioms
= time hlsnt Its iiIence has been owing to
the reluteasce with which it moved in public
criminations. Bot as il ~as by imperious nc.
ccdity that it was at fra arouied from its llum.
bcrs. and aimolatsd to action: So the fsnc
neeeeity coasissss to exiA in an aggravated
degsee.
] have tshss occaGou, ia founes num-
Der. to indicate the sxiAence Of de6gns under
che former standardization. of placing the gov.
sfnment Of Anerics. upon the fame footing
~'sh that OF England, and Of inaitusing a PoIi-
81 that hould we With that Of Bririaa in rivsl
eclounNC. The evidesce shich ws have had .
is times paA. TO sSis paint msf. to every Intel
issat asd impartial misd. be clear and umosi-
vocal. Ssch indeed ss carries home 10 the ss-
dsSifsNding aad the heart. the tnoR poetivs and
painful conviction Of she fs<a. Under the sim.
s'atine ese'yies of The conviction. the eidz:ss
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24

Newport, 4. yv5 r6. issa.
.nN TIE s~eIfth day Of Jaly iaasnt. Sii<<-
" br,b Carr. vile of CATH Carr. Of Lirtlc-
comptoo. 40 the counsy OF Newport. lodged
in the Clerk Office of ,he Supreme Judicial
Court for lad Couniy, ngr Petition praying
that for divers caufes fherein ist forth. the bonds
Of Marriage bet~een her, aud her fsid hufband.
might be dia1lved. and decree Of divorce pro-
muigated -
Notice. therefore. is hereby given to the
fsid Caleb Carr, aud 70 oil Other perfons cos
cernet. 10 appear AZ the Supreme judicial Cosrt
20 be holden al Newport. in the Couo,v Of
Newport, on the fourth Monday of Aogsa
next, and ihew csaie tif any they have) Why
the prayer OF faid Pctitioa ooeh' not to be
arantcd. p. M. MUMFORD, Cisrk.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24

ors sfibe JSl',ai Ntsyitspsu bar lsn5
vey Ssrl's~sly sxSssnerd :. on i.jsr,eSsr IL
fbe ~sm~sfb ebeejs :. and Ssvesss skssf bsr a
col~rs is com~esh stsn az rsierisl fstt.-
qbn IS like /s~e sffbs " dshstifsi issre5 - fbey
sff {" havx i~ fbe g rigs Of ferrs,." <sbex I'D
Nessse arssH ~of b.fiSfs 70 svai spifb bu fr.-
xfsf fsrr m'ifs dosps rivsr 70 fee fb, &ssp.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24
LA VS. or rHE UNION.
lsvsLIsHsD BY AvTHoRITr.
srvssrH coNesrss

sIvRsTH coNoREss
Of be
UNITED STAT ES.
at bei, fp J.Dbon,
Begun and held AZ .hc CT
ty Of Warrington. in thc
Territory OF Columbia,
on Moaday. the I'm OF
December, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24

judi received. sod f,r Sale at this Office,
The Danger Of Ds9iGng the Divine
Council:
Exhibited il Difeourfe. delivered the Lord'.
Day ater the Esecution cf the late unfortunate
JASON FAIRBANKS.
By TRonAs THAcRsa, A. N.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24
FOR SALE.
Sail Making.

THE fubfcribcrs having entered into par,ner-
4 flip. ueder the frm Of
Spooner and Durham,
hereby iniofm the Public, ,hz, they carry on the
Sail Mixing bulines, 10 its various branches,
at ihsir SAIL Loft, on the wharf of The aie Gen.
j ohn MAlbone, at the Sosth part OF the IOWA
ihoie Who may favor them with their cuaom.
may depend on puottuaIity and dipstch. An
favon will be gratefolly ackno sledged, by
WING SPOONER, I'd.
CHARLES c. DUNHAM.
Newport, April 8. 1904. 7o,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24
1pAm Mo(her & COMPANY,

.John Molher & Company,
INFORMS the Public. thai they have pur-
i chsied the Trading Stock Of 1bsmas Grser.
and continue he bufness in the e. ne Store.
Said M.@ey & Co. would all, inform the
Public. thsi they have reduced ise prices OF laid
Stock 10 very low rates, aod have joa received
very handfome fupply offreh
Spring Goods
Which. 10 addition to the old Sock. makes the
Aantmen, compIele-ali which they arc deter
mined to fell
VhRr>CHEhP For CASH.
The fma'lea iavoIs will be mott gra,efolly
acknowledged.
Or Ali bofe indebted TO THoMAsGRrEN.
on Note o, Book account, are d,ined TO make
payment 80 fad MosHrR, & CO. who are EN-
po Tered TO ie,iIe she fame.
Neypo-t. May 40 ,8os. S6f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24
MARI MUMEDRD

ID ESPEGTFULLY intorms her friends and
IN tn. public in general, hat ihe carries on
the Tinning buhnefs. ip the SOo,h Shop of the
fame Houis where j, vas carried on by her de-
eeafed hufbsnd. She has at prefent on hand, a
large sGprmen, of Tin WARE. which fhe
will diipofe Of very cheap for Cath.
Thofe rerfons Who will pleaf: TO favor her
with their cuaom. may depead upon having
their work faithfully done, and the fmalIea ia
vor will he gratefully acknowledged.
- For fale as shove, an AGortmen, of
JArPAsED WARS, Glaf Lamps, and Two
large Fsankiin otovss.
Ne~port, Iure "a, so,. eotf