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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-25
Esiya7 fr7r Re rsriiirgs " =. -dnltrlca Enc
G " & ~

N W
Z. 5. D & 4 5.
COWS, it abuudantly fed, ihould re
MIXED three times day during the
whole inmrler fealon, in tie morning
ea'ly, ar noon aRd lua before nigAt
tails. lfcows are MIXED only twice
in twenty four hours, white they have
abundance Of fucculsns food, they viii
Yield much fmallsr quantity Of ruiik
in the fame time, than if they Be MIXED
three times.--Some attentive obiefvers
have net with think cow Ill theic cii-
cumaances will givenearly ~ much milk
at zach time. Ia the choice OF pcrions
for milking the cows, great Caution
!hould BE employed, for II az ,he milk
be not thoroughly drawn irom cow
when the IS MIXED, dilinution Of the
quantity gradually takes place, and III
a fhort Time the COW becomes dry. III
the management Of dairy, the follow
ing peculiarities rcipsaing milk ought
very particularly to be attended IL ;
ftme of them are, no doubt, known I'M
part to attentive houiewiyes. but thew
have never been conlidereJ Of 70 much
importance as they d-tcre.
APHORISMS.
OF Ire mix that Is dra&sa freu any
eocv ~ one iNgr tbat sybir5 cotzss off at liz
fri is always thinner, and Of a much 4vgrjs
quality, tban thai 1vtieb ecmes aifercv0rcs.
and fbs yseknefG goeJ on, continually iacrezE
rig 10 fbe Laf drep fbas car De- dr44cn tis74
tbs udttr az tbaf time.
Fscv pyf0zS are iqn2raqt hat mix
scbicb is taken from f5r sov laf OF an az
milking, qvbicb in lis country If called
j7rookingS. (bers Friepi1gJJ u rirhfr t5as
fbs r5q ef he mix Juf ft7gsr yiiH are
al0are Of TIE grsatns6 Of fbe dJ3re5o,fiOa
Lef7c-sa ne quality ot he R.g aud the ioG
dra0ca mix tr0m tbe Esms corv q. one nix.
iag from fr0eyal adcwafe and importart
experiments IL appears, that tbs t.rj5n arbo,
ty bad milking BIS coevs, lclfs BIT balF q
pint Of tie Lag mix that mig5f Je obtained.
lO0js5 ia jaa, about a. macb cream os 4ooald
b. q67ratd BY Es or eigti PMS at fb- tsgia-
nasg, and iogtFs b,jfatt, that par of t5+
cream. evbieb aloas can give ,ieha-f and
bigb fIp2r 70 kiJ tasier.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-25
oEPARATIcN Of MAINE.

AN opinion f.ens generally 10
prevail N the Diaritt of Naiae. tbst
the time has arrived when il has b.
come proper TO bring before the re ME
the qnsit'on OF forming ourfelves into
an independent government. Manv
objections which once exiited apsinll RI.
mcclure have cifappeareI. II was raiI
* the lat attempt, that it would Be
'rnPrndent 10 difolve our come 9ion
with Mafiachufetts, while war & conf, 7.
non agtsted the public mind, and gave
birth TO principles and qneeions that
might require an able and experienced
government to inveaigalc and decide
But ncw new is time of extenfivc and
profound peace-the time to arranpe
our own concerns without any inter.
ruption, and raile ouifelves to a pon nie
ct reiPeaabiliIy and Independence
II has been faid thar the late alteration
IN the Judiciary arrangement has re
noved one great coil and confequcntly
one Rr9sg orgunsHt il favor Of icpara
uon. rs TO this point, the l.d i by
no means admitted and il Is ouef
ton which all may decide for them.
ie'ves, whether under the p,eept
lyltem of the Court, the law /, more
certain than il was before lhe alteration.
or whether rights are more fa,isf.aorily
guarded and eaabliihed. IN COME
quence Of the foregoing and forae Other
objections, the people have not been
luhloienuy united on the queRioa Of
feParation, 70 render the meafure prac.
,ieable: Bot it IS firmly believed tina,
at ter time the central jiahmez. would
lupport and e5tan IL.
Tnefe are Everal WAYS of organizing
the Prooeeding-Let a Gmail Eu.rber
OF Iefpsaable and influential men ar
ienble ard choofe committee to ad-
dre!s circular letters to all The towns
and plantations in the Daria, requea.
ing each town and p'aatation at their
nexs annual meetinS 70 choofe mem
Der 10 feni TO a Convention to be hol
den on the hrlt Monday Of Nav next,
az iome convenient place in the Dilriet,
to express the voice of the Diarld on
the !utjea 70 hat The Convention
might, if found agreeable, prepare an
application to Congre(s and our own
Legislature, for the Establishment of an
independent government.
Or--Let this fnall number Of gen
tlsmen prepare an addrefs to each town
ADD plantation, and direet their com
mlttee TO tranlmit them, with with
that each town and plantation would
express their cpiaiour and cujbct on the
lubjea of separation, at their next an
nual meeting, and tranfmit them in the
form of a memorial to the Legislature
at their fcilion in May next.
Pe'haps the former of the two modes
aforementioned would be preferable ;
or iome Other better than either ofthoie
propoi-d. At any rate the writer Of
this article hopes this intination my
lead C ioms inme iiate iteps towards a
revival Of the queaion. and an happy
decllion OF il
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-25
CO tie GUitor Of the I3ortIaru Gazette.
ELM-T REEFS, 10th Oh. 1902.

LINZ EECo, ~Sf1 0sts AO0%'
SIR,
A writer in the Eaaern Herald
Of Monday, 10 addrefliug the citizens
Of Maine on,hc coming election Of Re
pteientaiyes to Congrefs, = axis If we
are ready to clea men who will aa in
direa oppofition to the public will
and then aHcrtythat /" the attempt in
Conerefs to place Mr. Burr in the chair
was violation of the express will Of
The people and can we conIde in fuch
men for our ruler, :" This writer IS
unqueaionably tool in the hands Q!
[eferion and he appears TO me either
very wicked, or altogether ignorant OF
the fulje6i.
From what precedes and follows this
arrange adsrtion, preiume il IS the
writer's expectation chat if Jeiferlon is
continaei in office another four years,
!. NUT be ciTeaed by the fame yiag
ard decebfios arts which procured his
lirf election.
Let Us Zee what The ConRitution fays
on the fubiea Of the Prshtenrs being
chcf.n. in certain cafes, by the Houie
r. Reprefertatives and find out who
violated the express will Of the people
IN that tranfaaIon, if there were any
(nch violatioa-The Coaai.ation iays,
q The Gle 7ors ihall vote Wy ballet sor
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-25
Foreign TntrIIigrncr.
PARIS, AVG. 5, iSo1.

OFFICIAL ARTICLE.
All that the newspapers publilh reE
lpeaihg the pretended Gate cf the Tur-
kiln Empire, is extremely exaggerated,
The projects attributej 10 the qreao
Continental Powers, Of intending 20
partition its States, are farious. rhe
Emperor ALExANDsR Il NOT aauated
BY the Juror Of corquelt and il is
not Al the moment When, without being
urged by any power, and Of bis own
free will, the Firt Coninl /, about o or
der Holland and the Gates Of Geneva
to be evacuated, as he has already cauE
ed the oates Of the Pope and The King
Of Naples to be evacuated lit is not al
the moment when he diiplays r. much
diinlerefednen and q little ambition.
that he will engage IN proiees of inva-
iion and conqueit.
Far from this, all the relations wah
the Sublime Porte have been renewed.
and it is not necegaty % Be great poll
tician, TO fee how much Franz Il inter-
eaed in the re- 4 tbliihment OF the Otto.
man Empire 10 al It's forge and in all
is power.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-25
agritu'turaI.
HARVEST HYMN.

&C RR0WN Ger tie 7Cids srsssds- tslay.
TIE heavy ca 1sf -Oavts
Lstresfare 70 ne rsaps, yieiSs.
Aas foyn5 ne PenJ,sHs fss51-s.
TIE f~rRsf eaft, ny Presians barn,
Rtsrivt f6e P'susshs a5,e
To- bi.Iiggs y ~ eOaaisg yssy,
1bs yi-bss NJ f5r per.
Nsrr EratJ-i for ~ ttrty giDtz,
let r0st'arf fbanis as5s,
For tv',y Jg5 that tlh fce~, tss7sr,
E4s6 IRE dyarf fbr Giss n
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-25

Merchants intercR Themselves ah0us
new commercial treaty, which the
probty and knowletgs Of Citizen CO.
quebcrt Monbret viii make more ad-a
vdn,ageous 10 France, than the treaty
of Vergennes in 1886. -Engliih princes
are travelling on the continent, Cd fov
the feeds Of difcofd and war. The
kings Of the north, travctfe irnr,enf.
provinces 70 become acquainted with
each Other, anu without doubt TO con-
firm peace among the nations. TIL.
. King. Of the fouth, ally lhemelves BY
mfr.iages, - !upport thsir thrones and
confolidate their power. New repuhNcs
are ariiiag and organizing theailises
from the Texel 10 tie Adies. The
colonial fyaen IF Europe, thaken by
long and terrible war, Is every where
tiiing with nav vigcnr. Fanatitilin \.
equally oppotcd aud .ditsrmed On tbs
flores Of the Dacu5e ard the banks ct
the Seine.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
l. u M B E R.

THE la5jfr5er kavias exfe,sd into CsSssf-
4 neyt1ip, zndsy fbe tirn Of Sheldon & Rugg.s,
4ooxld rs,SrafrAy h.js,m ftr fa6he. Mat fby
bavs taken Wnkbams avbayf. next Jeslbqoard Of
|CoL Sbrr6Hrne's. wbeys ibey bave 10, JaLe on
|nejSsa5if hrms. a e9mblsfs gDo1menf Of Esi7erp
aad ale, L3mber--/1eb az nsrebaptabis PIN
Board, q Plank, clear BOarSs clear Joyf---mrr-
|f54ntabir pi1e Do. J9saye Oak Timber, pi~e Do
lp,aee De. OAK 5oT. Hcmloek. D0. lp,nee Do.
Bi,sb and Bese6 8 nc6 P'a~k fs, 6sa5scad' nd
Cedar, lefn4 and 4Db.ir eeda, Psf,, ia, Paydsn
fenees csaar Il Pine CLqpboayds; good Keane-
beck and ot5sr y@mgle, and Latbs, s5e.--Lsmbs,
Of an, dmeyfon Or lind can be procured fran ,5e
EAT ya eoanfy at /boyt h0fief.
They slto have Cor Sslc,
Wof-India Ram ty be Heg)6ead or Barrel ;
Nsqo- Englassds Sagayby fbt HesAeaa ., Bss !;
l12L19n BY tbe HogNrqd; Co,aege efaH ESss b
fbe e1Of. ., J'mallr, gAnafty; NAH sf all pes
P1e5, Tar and Ta,psatine. s5e. sc.
DANIEL SHELDON,
BENZ AMIN kUGGLES.
Newport, Maysi5, 1901. Off
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
NICOLAS GEFFROY,

Hatsb- Maker, in Neqoport,
LIdS CoseNa,{y or band, an eltAam GDoyf-
i 4 mens n tooyrartsd, md common EagI@,
ard GenfvA Waicbef and i ime. Pnces, qubieb be
aoAl jetl on ,eayoaabit term.
tie aJ6 CARRIE, on The
Goldfmith's & Silverfmith's
Ba,gaeG, in aHm brantSs,, and Asssvyf qvil
MAKE. or ,ebais, any Kind Of Jeavsilsy, in fbe
ne0tsF /aGion.
He has likeUiie for SsIc,
Nboh/als and Retail, all kinds gf .JJfsO-
sleyy, impo,,ea and ef tbe Lai.a fe,Dions; efcer,
goH and hivsy tpaalefn piatsd and bras cam
di,jFirk, /; pkafed md D,hdnnia na- -toh d,,ks,
JuaH f1oords and basgfvS; piated bnts, (,,Hp,
and Jpuu sro-iyays; |; eeae,s and,yons, J6sqeiasd
s:zgi oHaey eo4,e Of AHkinds n,gbi and de,
Jly- gleEs lod;ts and genfismtr', toeke- boo1'; /;
d,eDf,g -gigDss, Iylpeads,s; fyBS,; koyie-qUbip';
,aSors Ihp&i15 ,famoas rAzo,. .6ropi bef Bear
trbaa ; Bertxmsy Of all kiuds, pam Lonaon G~a
Pa,n bs,r- poqvder; F0,rb; !; Barlcy .jagay, ard
/4ga, phsnb,; spaay@ Jcsar'; 6G W31a6aa q
Seoie6 (yn6; and great Da,iciy ef 0fber arficies,
too m.m<,ops 10 mjsu in an Ad~erysmenf.
Newpor. May i,, 1907. I9f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06

.asn i Ne ss~s Ss" h s.ss r'1Ss, swss d Ss
months longer for the Creditors Of the etate Of
Charles LaHiil<. satc Of Newport, Merchant,
deccaied, rtp.eieptcd inioi,ent, TO bring in their
claims :--Noticcis hereby given to all perions
having demands agaioit laid cas,c, to exhibit
them for ferlemeot |; and all iuch as are indcbt-
ed, are esrncilly requsGed to make immediate
payment "a SlMONlDAVlS, 6dm'r.
Newport, Aug. 1T, 1861. cvi
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
Hand Ware Store.

II 1HE Sabfcfiber refecstfally informs his
Z 4 fssods and The pnblic, tha, he has jua re-
ccivcdlby the lstest arrivals at Bqaqn from Liv.
espool, general afortment of HARD WARE.
tirea from the Msnufacso'ies, which he will
offer for faie, in Previsfree, at the Store of MIR
ISAAC 'PIrMAx, directly onpodte the Baptih
Meeting Hoaie, by Wholefae only, upon as
reafonablc terms a. can be purchafed at New
York or Bofton.-They are now opening. and
will%e all opened in afew day., by
HENRY GREW.
Providence, May ar. 1904. s7tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06

NOTICE il hereby given, shar ,hc iubicf;-
In -ben, Executors OF The lait Will and Tef-
tamenr of Samuel Sanford, of fNewpor, dsceai-
cd, call upon all perions having any demands
upon the Eitate OF the deceaisd, to exhibit them;
and all persons indebted TO the faid ettate, are
called upon to make payment, TO
SAMUEL VERNON, Il
SAMUEL VERNON, Jun.
VALENTINE WlGHTMAN.
NtwsoYs, on. IA, 1909. cvii3
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
John & Henry Cahoone,
HAVE FOR SALE.
At their STORE on Baniaers Wharf,

AT their STORE on Banifers Wharf,
DROWN SUGAR. BY The 5a,ni or box !;
MolqDSs. BY fbe bes>@ead; floa,, BY ,bt bar
rel; Po1vdey, BY fbe eeyG Sbeaibing- Paper, BY
@s b~nd,sl; Caa.flss, BY fbe box; Irss Ca6ssf
rs and gr@4me SPANISH SEGdRS.--ALso.
HONEY, by fbe barrel or gallon
-S,7o,fivk Soap, 6ytbe bsx--Negro- HEAD To-
baccO-Bea 4@ braef Jamaica Rnm-I,on
YssUes--Sah. Pefe,'d Hams---B1ter, and Heg's
Lard, Sc.--LiKswIsE,
Liquors, Of fbe bsf kind, a
gerer4i Ayonmraf--aad parom stber .4,ticiss
~ ne G,0cty Lipe--a eompLn ADS,tmrat Of
qoSieb tb<y Yrebeyf 10 he eoaGaaiJ Supplied qvitb
g-- MASTERS Of Packets, Pal.
)trgev. tie. may be SnbpIied at Jaid Stoye, on
ter yFs9,'ss N0t,re--4vifb any A,fielt fbey say
ap0rt--- and fbsv Favar gyafefriJ AeknsqO-
kAgeG
GREEN CHAIRS, Der Dozen---
Bar-fyou, PER HnndyrG sof.--bfialings and Cor
aei PR bayyi ---Oaios,, per Hsad,ed baaebe,.
or Iuaitey NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., and
a va,iry Of tbe bsf sf7EAS.
Newport, Fec. 20, Isoz. 3I
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
Bras Foundery.

THE fabicriber informs the public that he
i carries on the B.ais Foundery bu6neis 10
all its various branches, at bis fbop in Spring
aiest, nearly oppoG,e Mr.. Jsbn Banyer's.---
He a56 M0kes and Repair,
Houie and Gun Locks. Thoie who may favor
him with their cuRom, may depend ,n pupetu-
atty; and every favor will be acknowledged
by the publc's humble fervant,
WILLIAM TRICKETT,
Newport. Ioen iS. 1901. cotf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
CL A r. X Bills S,

INFORMS 'bn Jrirrds, and '5s Pn6i;e, that be
l. la, ,emossd J,om Ba~yfsy's aabay, 10 o1e
d,teltwg-hO4ls bsisgsirg 10 Cabf. Caleb Gardner,
IN 7bame, JFreef, Js,me,i oeeSpiea'ey Cap. Wing
Spooncr be has Jaie Gsnerai agsn-
msnf Of
Wef-lndia Goods:
.4mwg ofbe,s. are sbe .tsllstpiag ,syfielss, pix.
Bysrdy, WtF-iraia Ran, 4b p,ssf do. Gi~.
Nrtc England RIM, Vist, sf s.6S rent kisds, No
icGsi, Locf e B,o4or Ssgas, Cefss. 7sossf
vsrioas k,vds. Chocolate, Ray.ns, P<Sptr. AJ5iee.
Cpssa~or. Nafmeg,. Fear. Rye and Indian
Meal. Baifsy, Cbssjt, Soap. ard Caxalts carl
sss-kisa, Of GIss jbtars. fbse Ha,c, 'Ksios,, asd
Fsyks, Jack Kmvsr, Pew. Kvivs,, fa,ye and jnaN
Syo,s,. Cbsf Lack, and F.hs. Cyyeks,y asd T,x
War, Axs,, Hn,ebris and Hses, MenS and Bays
Sba<,, Corki. Brimfon<, Lam}6iaek. Sfoas Lime.
Lamp oil, Po,odsy, Sist aid FkMs. Filing
Liver ef aayiors ksdi, Lead,, and Hooks, de,bJSa
Leed ard Liner, Beilssos, meiai Tea Pots, qp,if-
ing Paper. er,aRpisg paper BY tb- ,sam, Bed
Cord, Leg Lines, Mayisgs, /samss's Cbsas,
Ok K,gi holding from oas gaa,f 10 Gr ysali,us.
Bnfktfs, Cs6te, and Pepper rsay groa~d 10, sjs !;
and rambey ef ofbev iynehs rsi msxiiosed.--
Cspfamset psDsis. and stst,s. ssa, BE- tsspi,sd on
fbe eGo,,sa n0iies. and eOep fsuor .s,aiefslly ae-
knesYisdgSd.
Newport, May 1904. S4f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
6otf
II NEW SCHOOL.

TTHE fubicfiber RESPECTFULLY informs the citi-
4 zees OF Newport, that he has this day
oaened School, at a convenient room, oppo-
fite Mr.. 7boma, Iozosjt1a's, BaniRer's. Lane
As he has had liberal Education, and conf
dersbIe experience in the inttroction OF youth
(psrriculariy az Clinton Academy, on Long IL
and, where, as will appear from his Letters Of
Recommendation, he oficiaied as Preceptor for
more shan two yesn) he Ha,ters hmfef he fhall
give fa,issaaien TO tholc gentlemen, who may
ia.Iu.t him with ,b- Education Of their Chill
dren. both as tosihsir morals, and Improvements
in tlioie branches OF Lsssning, TO which they
may refpetliseiy attend. Price Of tuition per
saarter-- Dali. Cis.
For Reading, Wd'ipg and Asithme,ic, SO
For Engl'fh GrsmH.srard Geography, o
For the Latin and Greek Languages, 4 o
For the Art of Navigation & Surveying, 4 o
JOSEPh MONTAGUE.
Ne7vpo,f, Sept. -, 1904.
~ MIR. MONTAGUE would no, choofc
10 teach ihe Latin aod Creek Languages, an
les a number of Stodents ihould apply, 70 as
to form a.clsfs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06

INFORMS the Public ths, he has commenc..
1 cd the TN PL.f7E Working Budnefs, at
the houie occupied by his father David NaJss.
nearly oPpohte the foot of the Church Lane,
where all Kinds of Tin Ware is mauufaetred in
the bett manner, and at the fhonea nolce, of
The bfit materials. All orders for any kied of
Tin Ware, executed immediately. 'Conasus
attendance given, and the fmallet favoss ac-
knowledged.
Nragp,rf, Jasr IT, 1909. oatf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
Nicholas WsbNer,

INFORMS the Pubiic, that he has opened a
4 GROCERY STORE in Broad Street. in
the hcuie lsse the propsrty of Mr.. Caleb Earl,
where he has for Sale general aHorment Of
WEST-INDIA GOODS.
Among Others, are rhe following articles
Rum, Brandy, Gin, Cherry. Rom, Molaiies,
Flour, Rye and Indian Meal, Teas of various
kinds, Coffee, Chocolate, Railins. Curren,s,
Pepper, Ginger, Alfrice, Cinnamon, Nusmegs,
Butter, Cheeie, Candles, Onions, Tobacco,
snuf, Powder and Shot, Laup-Oil, Loaf and
Brown Sugars, &c.---ALSO,
A general and extenfve variety of
Crockcry aud Hard Wase; Mems and Women's
Shoes, &c. &c. with macy other articles, too
tedious to meariop all which will be fold at
the moft reduce! piices.
Ne40port, N0v. I'll. 1901. 6otf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
:s'|1||Islt
ON AUTUMN.

ON dOIOMNs
L AT my window Git aud Zee,
Autumn, his ruaet hngc" lay
On ese,y -esf, or every tsee
call, bur fummer viii no. asy.
She les. the boafed Goddess lics,
And poin,ipg ahere the efpaiicrs ihoot,
P'eiefve ny parting gifts, be cries;
take the leaves. bus nor the iruit.
La, me the parting gift improve.
And emu.atc tic jua reply;
Al iise's mort fcaions fw,ii Ielnove,
Fer hx' d in winters froa | lie.
Health, beauty, vigor, now decline.
The pridc Of iumre,'s fplepdid day;
Leaves, ~i,h the fen, mua nov rehgn,
The nournful plcIodc of decay.
Bot let fair virtne's fruit remain,
Though fommcr, with her leaves, be Aed /;
Then. not deipis'd, III no'eompl,in,
Bot cherilb Anfulnn IN her aead.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
Entertainment.

RY RICHARD B BaRKER, at the Houfs
otormerly occupied by Capt. RobeyfS. Ponsr,
6gn OF the Anohor, liSIe fouth eslt of the S,a,e
Hoofc, where Ladies and Gentlemen may de-.
pend on bsing accommodated 70 their fatisfac-
,ion. Punesual attendance will be given, and ali
favors gratefully acknowledged by the pnbhc,s
ebedient servant. RICHARD BARKER.
Newport, ApiI 2. 1907. 7otf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
40 BE Sold,

II r II r M,
I YING ia Exe,sr, Stae Of Rnode-Eland,
~ about fix miss from Wicktord, coutain-
ing SO acres OF good Land. win Two Dweihng-
Houies, and other ou. buildings. II may DC
purchaied together, or Ia !epaFare diyiions.
Payment will be mace safy.---A.fs,
A ihaye iii the Ohio Company,
containing nearly Twelve Hundred Acres Of
excellent Land. Fos turrher4particulsrs apply
to PARDON TllLINGHAoT.
Exeter. Fee. IS. sort
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FOR SALE,
To be Sold by
Sheffield Attyood,

Il 1T TEEN nuglReads c1ay'd Sugar,
4 20 hoeiheAds good ressilipg Molaaes,
$50 Barrels Herring.
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Forty Acres Of good Land. four miles diaant
from this town, ,sshich is we'll wasered, and well
walled,
Ssudry, Dwelling Houfss. ftus,e in DIFF
fercnt parts OF the town.
He carries 90 the BAKING BuGnefs as
ofosl and can'furaifh any quantity Of Cabin
Bread on fhart notice.
Hc has alNs,ss Beat of rs feet on hand |;
and will furniih Others Of any dinsnion, on
the fhcrtsff notice.
NesefsH, JsJ a.. fsos. 9sd
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FOR SALE,
The Snozv Mary.

YING at Mr.. John c. SCOTS whsrf-one
IL hundred and one ton, burthen, two decks,
may beP0t to iea a, fmai expence.
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About 70 tons Of Fuffic, and 2, tons of Cam
peachy Wood, now on board her. For Terms
apply 10 SIMON DAVIS.
Newport. Oct. 2, 1904. ~
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MEECE WOOL.

TOR fale. three or four bundled weight of
4 excellent Sleeps Wool. cheap for Caih.-
Enqiire OF the Printer.
Ne9obort. SEPT. ~, 1862. c,tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06

ME Court ofProba.e forthe soxn Of New.
4 port, having appointed the fobic,ibers
niilioners, 10 examine rhc claims Of The csed-
itofs to the ehafe OF WALTER EAsToN, late Of
faid Ne~pou, deceaied, reprefen,ed iniolver,
and twelve months being allowed for that pur-
poie :--Notice is hereby giyeo to all perfons
having demand, agsintt lain esate, 10 bring them
in TO either Of US, within iaid time, or o,hewiic
they will be precluded according to law.
EDMOND TOWNSEND, I Commit
THOMAS PECKHAM. J yioaen.
Or All pcrfons iudeb;ea TO laid eaale, are
requeaed TO make immedia,e payment to
MERIBETH EASTON,l Il
DAVID BUFFOM, ExeextoY,.
JOHN SLOCUM.
NewporS, 4;h Mos, 1901. 8ztf.
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WILLIAM HELME

WILLIAM HELME
4 Reiteafafy igterm, b1 F,iesa, and tie Ps6le.
HAT having employed an experienced
A. Workman from New-Yogs. he Faa for
iaie. at his Msrufseiory on the Point 10y the
large or imall quaint y mduld and dipped tal-
low Candles. hsrd and fosr Soap, warranted TO
DC of equal qualiry TO sny imported.
Newport, Scot. 3, 1907. cir
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gQ PRIN1ERS.

Q TNIINI ENO.
TOR lle, semaika9ly cheap FOR Csfh. aeoqd
4 tecond hsod) PRINTING PRESS. En-
qoirc at the Office of the Rhode Iiland Repub-
lican.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-11

the quartem loaf wheaton, and s "a. the
olar,ern loaf ofhoufehold.
April ae.
We received this morning Paris papers
10 the 10Th. They donot contain one ar
,icle Of much Importance. The Dey Ct
Algiers has ratified the Treaty Of Peace
with France. The French funds have fal-
len--they are s. s 10.
The following was yefeTday circulated
from the Alien Office, and may be regard
ed as official: g Notice has been given
at the feveral ports, that his MaJeity's n
cence is no longer necedary TO enable
Rritilh fubjet's to so to France, Holland,
&c."
Letters from Peterlburgh fate, that
Lord Carysfort is TO fpcceed Lord 1t. He-
lens at that port.
A letter from gentleman at Cadiz TO
his correspondent in London, dated April
3, gives the following account OF the
agreeable turn which bnGnefs has aiiamed
there, in consequence OF the concluilon Or
peace and the remittances from America !;
-ssI have the fasistaaion to inform you
of The arrival of the money from opanilh.
America, 70 long expected. The Argo-
naut, Spanilh man of war, is arrived here
to. day from Vera CRUZ, after paiiage OF
81 days. She brings valuable cargo,
conhRing Of
Dollars
s,2oo, 900 for the King.
4,II9,z59 for individuals.