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Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-05-31

\ I HE Subfcrlber hereby gives nuticr t6 ali Goa
u cerned, that having been duly appointed Al
mininratrix on the eRate Of MOSES ILSLEY,
late Of Portland, in The county Of Cumberland,
gentleman, deceafed. has taken upon herthat tfufs
and given bond as the law directs She therefore
requeas all perfons who are indebted to faid de-
ceafed's eftate to make immediate payment and
thofc who have. any demands thereon, 70 exhib-
it the fame to SARAH iLSiEY.
Portland. Mar 20, I8Oz.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-13
PHILADELPHIA, MayII.

Cleared, brig Jaue, Morvs, lie Hrro
CruS Jcb'r L0mya, Aaggms, Hi4am0-
zn; qoop Panenes, Moatgomery, Nszv-
Tark.
Sch. Teb@an Bsa1.y, from beuee to
Lond0n, qva5 lpoke on the Stb alt. in loxg.
43, ant IS days, all qveA.
Ship 1r9sr1on, Do4gbrry. IF tbs bo,t,
has ar,ioed at Canfon from Manila, and
zoas to /oH far home, in all .f0naaxy.
SHIP Proviaence, ,Iaylor 81 tbs pert,
fran Liverpool TO B0faViQ, 44Dta tbe
Straits ct onnda on The I'd Jan. LAP all
qveH.
SHIP A7ipe, Clay, effteis part, qo4s 70
Jail Jrom Carton early in February.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-13
BOSTON, May e,

This day arrived, brig Polly, captain
Kilby, from Canton. Aptil l6, lat. 70,
40, long. s., 50, faw fchooneF fandirg
tol US; lhe hoiled feveral different colors,
at lah kept the French up; ie koifed
out her boat to GENE on board, bu, o5lcvv-
ing our guns, put back; after hailing her
ieveial times he aniwered from the Ha-
wanna fer Guadaloupe foon aftar &c lai-
tered the beat to come along lide, with
two men and an officer; they fad they
wanted fupplies--we informed We were
hort; they offered to give US beef and
pork II We would let two Of Our men go
IN their coat, we retufed, and they return
ed and made FAIL to the eaRwsrd. She
was about 90 tons, copper bct;ogi, ard
ruity colored iidss, with about 90 men, OF
oinerent colors and nations and 8 guns, as
near as We could judge. Wejn4gea sbem
10 be PIRATES.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-13

,.e friends of the conitita'ioa' now
nee ' da;sa;neuiihed by virtues and ierylees;
ever u..1 itfelf has not been pared.
he ' ;ndicsry bill paaed at the preceding
l 5J u1 sfrer much experience and delibe-
isllo, no. Ia, been repeated. By lhis act
!, H. diminution OF courts and jaoges,
by =. .1m;niaration Of jufice IS rendered
me '.aad;tious, lefs conyenient' and leis
ley ls., s 10 confidence - But this esll'
tn'''i. : !, Is. is only final part OF the
gi:l The judges, who ~ ne co4)5ifAti-
s'p III tbeir egices 4ar4sg goo4 6ef9*V'or'
z. Il. d;GDlaced WITHOUT crime lad 10 their
az IT, -, and one of the great indepeaden'
, e,,aobes of government is Oroksh down.
Ol1'I Sronobt 10 the teer Of the 'theTs,-
s ,~-u ii then Judges who hold their oRl1es a.
,auiasriye diilretion, opPoie the iegiils-
70 will? Will any law, however On
s -, and oppreiise be declared 10
~ tOla' judiciary who are Dependent on thoie
v = 1al, thar law The queition IS al
s su BY the party themielyes. They
.g that the Judiciary have no iu'h pow
s What barrier then, it IS aiked, nave
=, PEOPLE left againR the unSontToulsd
mower and tyranny OF sheie ieSiA1'lSe
delpots c. mic m
,oa a., and pernicious a63 was
hi, ALTO oconony' If $4,000 dollars wiz :
h. fayed next year has not an ezp,nce Of
- mors than that fun been already incurred
bv ,be 40 or 90 days which have 0len en-
DIoyed UPON the repeating bill ana me con
5.oaent amending bill? A leaoer OF the
nsr,v has declared the iaving Paltly con
fJeration but the conRitutional queiti!-
~ he faid, mutt be fettled. Who was Il
then that RATED this quefion3 Anl. why
wa, it RATED /? And how is it iettled? Can
the Judges, will the people acqaielce II
Juch isttlement .WiIl they aoqn'> ice
in deciGon of the majority OF the iessi-
lature in ,heir own favor when that &C.
ciion is contrary to the plain language O
the contribution, hottie to the rl2A.s o.
the citizen and deRruaive Of public li0eT-
ty Let the people ccnhder, whether II
was MOI party lpirit, revenge, and wild
fpirit of innovation which dictated this
attack on the federal Judges & contribution.
Let them conGder whether fome OF the
party were not fecretly a4unted BY dn-
ike to fpecdy jufice, ESPECIALLY to federal
iuRicc, and to the contribution itielt.
With fuch rulers IS we now have, and
fuch lyttem as they puriue, wall not
this great nation be reduced back &c fate
worle than the old confederation viii
not this contribution, under which we have
heretofore iourithed, be made a worthless
wreck /? viii not this temple of liberty,
The noblef on earth, robbed Of its pillars,
cruih millions in It's fall We are certain
ly in danger of fuch fate; but the fan Of
federalifm ihall ariie in brightness, and the
dark and perilous night Of democracy diE,
appear.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-13

Difpatcll, Downs, Bordeaux ich'r DIFF
patch Jones, Curacao Lalk, Crenk,
ST. johns Fox, Sails, Trinadsd.
ArriVed iinee 0sr Aaf.
Brig Recovery, Campbell, Sc days
from Greenoek. March 80, in lat. IL
s., long. 81, lpoke flip Eagle, Shaw, of
Newport, bound to falmouth TO Ham
busgh, cut II days. hip Diipatch, of
and Tor Philadelphia, out 70 days from
Amferdam. April II, off the Banks of
Newfoundland, ihip Margaret, Miller,
hound from Greenock to Halifax,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-13

arrival, and the latteris fufpeAed for being
concerned in fhip with Toufaint, which
yefel is now in the harbor of C. Francois,
with Toufaint's figure for head.
Price current at the Cape: Flour 9 !;
pork rs; beef IL a13; corn 5 per Dbl !;
lumber 90 dolls. per m. in demand; yell
low nankeens Il. per bundle white do.
I5la 70; platillas IoaI1; Brittanias 2;
Tiles 20 per N.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-13
NORFOLK. MAJ 6.

Arrived the fhip Minerva, capt. Haok
5Sldays #. Liverpool. M4rch 70, IN la'.
46, So, long. l9, fpoke the bsls Lion,
irom Baltimore bound TO London, out 80
days. April II, in LAT. SO, IS, lpoke
the brig Atlantic, 10 days from Demara-
ra, bound 10 Bottom.
The lhip Courtney, Fryer, from Lon
don, bound TO City Point, has arrived in
the Roads. Sailed from the Downs the
9Th March.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-13
In The name Of fbe Fssaeb Gavewmeat.
ARREITE.

The General in Chief confaering that
shoie military circumstances which have
forced him till now, TO lay forne relfraints
on the free ingrels and egreis yeaels be-
longing to this nation, as we'll as thote Of
foreign powers, IN the three principal
ports of the colony to wit, The Cape,
Port Republic, and that of the Cages,
have cesfed-Confdering a!fo, that the
fupplies Of the army arc rendered fu{aei-
emily certain to leave 10 thofe engaged in
commerce, the free difpofal Of their COM
modities- refervlng at the fame tine, TO
the government, the refufal, orders as
follows
Art. |. All venels belonging 10 the
nation, as well as frangers, may enter
ana freely depart from the three ports
above mentioned, in thi, colony, which
alone are opened to external commerce,
conforming ,hemfelves to the preceding
arrettes, he ore relative TO the duties,
dated the 18th Ventofe, 18th March the
other, to the movements Of the ports, Of
the r5th Of The fame month.
Art. ,. BY the arre,tes above cited,
it was foley the intention of the General
in Chief, to iecure to the government the
juit payment OF duties to which it was en-
titled, but at the fame time il was Far from
his intention to embarrats trade--in con-
{equence of which, the General in Chief
inttratts the commanders Of the ports, and
the overieers Of the duties, TO take of the
ufeleis rehraints which have been impofed
upon commerce, and that in future they
fhall be conGdered as illegal exa6tions,
Art. 8. The difpof;ions of the Ar
rette of the 18th Ventoie, which forbids
the captains to take pafengers on beard
their venels, without having previouly
obtained the permiilion of the Comman-
dant ofthe place from whence they depart,
are fill continued in force.
Ar. 4. Immediately on the arrival of
any veael, the.direGor ofthe Culons fhall
furnifh the CornmiAary, charged with
the purohafe offupplies fol he army, with
a lit Of the articles on beard together
with Their price which Commiilary 1hall
be obliged, within ~ hours, to notify the
captain, of iuch articles as he may be in
want Of for the fervice Of the army, and
with his content, contract with him for
the purchafe of the fame if however the
CcmmiGary fhould neglett to do 70 within
the time ABOVE fpecihed, the captain will
then be at liberty to difpoie Of his cargo
as he may think proper.
Art. 5. All the laws and arret,es pro-
hibiting the expectation of bullion and
ipecie are maintained and fhall be rigid
ly enforced.
Art. s. The Chief of the Etat Major
Gnall caufe this arrette to be printed, and
fent to the different ports Of the colony, il
iAall be addretled 10 the Colonial Preie6f.
Given at the General Head-Quarters
Of tie Cape. z3d Gerninal, (r3th
April roth year of the Republic.
fS:gned) LIE CLERC,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-13

TIE fch'r Arrow, capt Cobb, failed
from Bermuda for this port the 24th of
April.
IN the True Briton of the Iesh March,
We find anumber OF dispatches from the Of
fcers commanding the French army at St.
Domingo. In a long letter to the Minif-
ter Of War, gen. Leclcrc details the mea-
fres be has purified from his arrival to the
9th Of l7ebguary-FIe fpeaks Of the hor-
rible tyranny ofthe ferocious Africans
OF the " asroeity Of Toutainc's conduit"
He eonmends highly the conduct of ad-
miral Viilaret, gen. Rochambeau, Brunet,
&c. ard fays, 81 have to complain BIT
terly oftte want Of engineers have NOT
one fuperior officer and then requeas
that certain officers whom he names may
De !ens. a Iccond letter Of the above date
he begins with faying, 81 have found at
the Cape aquantisy Of proviGons--a great
quantity CT cannon, and ammunition Of all
kinds t5sJsdL, raruoa ard bozVa<r quere
fyruy5e3 y tie United States a pre-
text this, for another and more profitable
war, as loon as he had completed the one
in which he was engaged" He had
cauied loaded vetlel," he fays, {" o be
feized, On its way to the United States. .
Happy would it have been for our Tutoring
merchants at the Cape, had he feized ouly
ore. Com. Ad.
Extgaa sca letter dated Cape, Francis,
AtrI II, 1902, recsiusd al Nimngton
(Delaqvore.
!" Il was faid few days ago, that gen.
Leclerc was not .pleaied with the Amer
cans, for freaking unfavorable of the
Preach Bills, and that mortify them,
he viii not give them any bills, but pay
then, in cain, for psoyifions fold to the GO
vernment, He has been 70 baiy fnce his
returp from Port Republic, that they have
as yet got neither. Tomorrow, or next
day they are to have one fourth in cath,
and thee fourthS III bills, agreeable tol
their contrast, or rather the Pleafure of the
goyernment, which being now Gupplied
with prov,fon, takes 70 more in tequili-
lion, confequeatly -four has fallen to 9 dol.
lars. In Port Au Prince, it is II dollars,
the government price.
You no doubt mutt have dreadful &C.
counts Of the treatment the Americans re-
ceive here; they are not indeed treated
with that politenefs we might expect from
Frenchmen-but expect there is fome
exsgeration.
Capt. Rogers of Baltimore, and David
Ton of Philadelphia, have both been put in
priion the former it is fuppofed has faid
fomethipg againit the government ince his
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-13
To Let,

John Gardner Laid
Has iately rsceived for EaAe at bu Warez
b0gIs, Prince frset Wharf,
Ruaia Sheetings,
Ruaia and Ravens Duck Ps' D1ie "
And India Cotton Pieoe'
German Linens and one trunk iewing
Silks and Ribbons,
A few pair handforne Looking GlaGes
in gilt and mahogany frames,
Two bales of Paper EIangings,
A great variety of mems, womens and
childrens'' lhoes, coarle and fine,
5 5 5::ss Hyesn and rz1,,
Souchong
Tea table fetts of China in boxes,
Cotton, wool and playing Cards,
Holland and country Gin of the bes
quality in pipes,
W. India, and N.
England Rum, minds and blss
Molales & Sugars
Coffee ii bags,
Spinning Cotton,
Butter in frkins,
Beef and Pork in bis. and half bis.
Spermaceti and rallow Candies,
White and brown Soap,
Chocolate of the bef and common forf,
Cheeie Of an extraordinary fine quality,
Shad, Herrings and dried Cod Fifth,
A quantify of red Soal Leather,
Frelh Raifins and Figs in calks,
Lernons in boxes,
Pepper, Alfpice, Nutmegs, Almonds,
aud a lnall quantity of freh Hops, &c.
AJ|o,
About 80 tons of Lignumvitr.
May IS. d
To the Citizens Of Prince W1lham
County,
TAKE NOTICE, that there will be
petition prelented TO the next General
Adembly of Virginia, for the purpofe Of
moving the County Court from Damfries
to the centre Of the county.
May !, taW4N
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-13
NEW. YORK. May u.

We are requeaed to coniradia there
port Of the hip Thomas having been feiz-
ca at Greenock. She wa. prevented from
entering her cotton, unlefs Gle paid a for.
''sn DUTY, on account ofs.er failing under
lea letter. The confgnees, wifhing 10
AVE the duty on cotton, had difpatched an
gent with asPetition to the king and Fri
" council, for Permifion TO enter her in
'ne ZANE manner as other American vefsls
4ie' which they had no doubt would be
granted.
Arrived, brig Recovery, CsmobelI,
Sresnock fchr. Enterprise, Outerblidae,
D'5auda; Cornelia, Geer, Bottom.
-. eieSred, ihip Howard, Frame, Greer
IN org Doriey, Riley, ?. Republican,,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-13

i" During this wonderful Faa he rode.
about as ufual exhibiting mott horrid
fpeetacle-his bones nearly through his
ikin, his lips lhrunk 70 as to dilcover hi,
teeth and gums complete. He was per-
fetaly harmless, never having injured any
one he was therefore fufcred TO 90 az
large. He was alto remarkable for are.
tentive memory"
(Ne4v-York Pabnl
Mr.. Wagner, chief clerk in the depart.
ment OF fate, few days Gnce ient in hi.
resignation to MIR. Madifon, alledeing
that his decline of health, made it necef1as
~ for him to retire. Mr.. Madifon with
equal honor TO himfelf and MIR. Wagner.
declined accepting the refgnstion at this
time; laying that as Mr.. Wagner had
brought On this i'll health from his clofe at
tention TO the duties of his Office, he ought
not to retire unit! his health was perfectly
reitoTcd. We are happy to have it in our
power TO record this inaance Of liberalitY
and politenefs, as the prefent adminifra-
ton has given 70 few EXAMPLES of luch
conduit. When Mr.. Gailatin came into
office he fonnd many of his own political
ientiments as clerks in that department,
who haa been appointed at a time when
difference in political opinion was not con-
iidered as crime. Such has been the auE.
tere behavior of Mr.. Gallatin, that there
is icarcely clerk inhis Office that does not
heartily defpife him. Delicacy prevents
us laying any thing as to Mr.. Dearborn's
conduct towards his clerks, as it might be
laid we were interfering with his family
arrangements, (Wa6. FED.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-13

Ertraa efa letter fran cbsqer-Toq
(MaylauD Ap,H 28, 1902.
San initance of voluntary abifinence
has lately taken place, perhaPe unparsl-
lelled. An infane perlon, named HORA-
ITO SENEY, Of Church hill, Queen
Anne's county, Maryland, few days ago
complicated F4f e'!foyJ0ar D4y' I
Being determined (asI he frequently de-
clared) to optfgf ar BLs1Sd SaOioar.
"During the whole period, he fuaered
nothing to pats his lips but pure water -
No perfuaiion whatever could prevail on
him to mix milk with it. Meat, bread,
&c. were repeatedly put IL his way, that
he might take in by itsalth-it remained
untouched.
6 On the morning of the Forty fifth
day he broke his fat by eating oue perch
and tsv0 moutb- tnM Of 5omony-obierv-
ing that as his laif meal wa, fin, his arf
fhould be the fame. After this, in going
to the door, he fell down-was taken up
and put to he'd; the next day be took
baLfa cab Of eq9ee and onr .fnaN 5yenif,
which was the laft food he partook of. A
fhort time after this, perhaps one boar, he
expired,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-13
aGfran1rla ao0ert(ser.
THURSDAY, Mar IS.

TIE fch'r Arrow, capt. Cobb, failed
from Bermuda for this port the 18th of
April.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31
l. u M B E r.

THE fubfcribes, having entered into Co.
L Partnerfhip under the firm of Sbeidsn 81
RsgsAf, would RESPECTFULLY inform the pubic,
that they have taken Wickham's wharf, next
fouthward Of Col. SherbuIne',. where they have
for fale on reaionable terms, a complete abort.
ment OF EaRern and other Lumbes-iuch az
nerehsh,able pine Boards & Plank, clear Boards,
clear Joif-merchantable pine Do. fquare Oak.
Timber, pine Do. fpTuce Do. Oak loif, Hem
lock Do. Spruce Do. Birch ssd Beech ,.ioch
Plank for bedfeads red Cedar, iocuR and
white Cedar Pois, for gsrden fences Cedar &
P,oe CIapbosrds good Kennebeck and other
Shinglcs and Laths, &c.--Lumber of any dl-
men6on or kind can be procured from the Eafi.
en couatry at fhou notice.
They ALTO have for faIe Wet. India Rum b.
the Hogfhesd or Barrel New England Do.
Sugars by the Hoehead or Box; Molsf-s by
the Hogfhead Cordaee of all 6zes By the
cws. or imsIlef quantity; Eails OF all 6zes !;
Pitch, Tar and Tusrenfine, &c.
DANIEL SHELDON,
BENZ AMIN RJCGLES.
Nsxtsn. My IS. 1901. sg
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31
John Mother & Company,

INFORMS the Psblic, that they have pss-
4 ehaied she Trading Stock Of gbsm1 GssAr.
and continue the bunnsls in the fane Store.
Said Ms@er & Co. would ALTO inform the
Public, that they hsve reduced Inc prices Of fsid
Stock to very low rates, snd have juh resolved
a very harafome fupply OF freh
Spring Goods;
Which. il addition to ,As old Stock, makss the
Aaortmsnt eonple's--alI which they are dsssr-
mined TO feil
Vssr CHsAr yoR Cxsx.
The im.lIea favon viii be snoR gsstsfully
scsuowledssd.
tf All thofe Indebted to THOMAS Cassu,
On Note or Book accosas. are deiired to make
psymeat 20 faid Mosasa, 4 Co. who are sn.
powered 70 ie,sle the fame.
Newport. May 40, 1903. soft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31
John & Henry Caho0ne,

At their STORE on Baniaes's Wharf.
bRows suchR. 5, ID. sa,rei ., s.r ,
MslsDu, BY fb< 6.ey6sad: Flsx,. BY sbs bar
rel; Pswdtr. BY sbe faf /; Sbsafbing- Paper, k,.
fbs bsmdred; Cs~dis5, By tBe bsr Iyss Csbps]-
1; ssd gesIis< SPANISH SEGdRS.-ALso.
HONEY, BY fbe. barrel or gallon
--Ner0-fa,l Sest. By tbe tsx-Nrg,s-H<sS9 9s-
6See0-Bsf 46 PrOsf Jamaica Rsm-I.1
SfsVe'--SaA- Pete,4 Hams-Bxfte,, and Hsg's
Lard. Se.-LIkRwIst.
Liquors, Of the bef kind,
sese,ai ADanmenf--aai paris~ slber A,fieisS
~ i6e C,seey Lme--a complete .4lSrmerf Of
a05ieb they p,sfsjt 10 Be esy,sartJ Supplied 4Un6.
&t- MASTERS Of Paefet5, PaE
Ergsu. &c. may be Supplied ct /ai4 Storr. %
tbe 9sn1a Nsfies-pvnb any drf,eie bey ma,
toe~f--3nd fbt, Fapsr, s,attfxiL delnS41-
ktged
GREEN CHARS, Der Dozen
Bar i,es, per HS~d,sG svi.--MiXlises end Csr-
mel. Pc, sa,rrf Oman, per HsmdrSI bHnebrr,
or Jmafler qsanfisiss--LOdF-SLTG .iRS, asi
varie, y tbe bse sf7EaS.
Newport, Feb. 20, 1904. sH
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31
MART MUMFJRD

- ESPECTFULLY ioiorn. Der trends and
IN the public in general. rhs, Nc carries on
the Timing bu6nels, in the South Shop Of the
fame Houfs where il was csrned On by her de-
ceafed hufbsnd. She has al p,slent on hand. a
large ahortmens OF TN WARE, which fhe
will diipofe OF very cheap for Cah.
Tbofe perfou, Who will pIeafS to favor her
wirh their cuaoa. may depeud upon having
their work faithfully done, ard The fnallef ia
vor will he gracefully acknowledged.
- For fals as above, sD AGortment of
JArrAsED WARs. GIsh Lamps, and Tive
large Franklin stoves.
Ne0por,, June "a. co.. Soft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31

HE scbfcriber RESPECTFULLY informs his
4 friends and the public. thar he has jua re-
ceived by the la,ea arrivals at Bolion from Liv-
errPool, general saortnent Of HARD WARE,
direct from the Manufactures. which he ~iA
oter tor fale, in Providence, at the Store Of Mr.
i.aAc PIrMAn, directly oppoGte the Bspsi&
Meeting Horie. by Whoefale only, upon -
reafonabs terms as can be purehafsd at New
York or Boiton.-They are now opening, sad
will be all oPened in few days, by
HENRY GREW.
Providence, May II, 1904. S7tf
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l'o be Sold by
Sheffield AttzUood,

EIFTEEN hogfh ads clsy'd Sugar,
l. 10 hoshesd, good retsiiag Molaf~,
iSo Barrels Herring.
-AJs--
Forty Acre. Of good Land four mics diaant
from this town. which 10 well wstered. and we'll
walled,
Suudry d Yelling. Houfes. Gtuate in diff
ferent parts of the town.
He carries on the BAKING BuGnsf, AS
uinal and can furnih sny quantity Of Cabs
Bread on fhon notice.
He has Ms/Si Bssi Of Is feet on hand (;
and will furnih Others of any dimsnhon. 90
the fhor,ea notice. e
Neavbsrf, Jxy "a. ISo,. Il
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31

DIED. l-At Bottom. on the 9Th inf. We
~ fsJdeniy, Mr.. JosHvA KIMBALL, IN the
CAD year Of his age. 10 his cafe ~c learn The
sbiAute uacertsin,y Of all human profpscss; for
he expired sboss thros hosfs bsfore the time
appointed for his marriage.
"fs sbs miIF Of LIFE a~ ere in dfSfb."
At New York, on the 4th infant. in the
18th year Of HE age. James kivington. An
eminent Printer and Book ieiIer of that city.
On the zoth uit. at Concord. Delaware
Coun,y, Peaa. Rachel Walter, relitt OF the late
William Walter. ia the o1d year Of her age.
Shs was the nn,her Of eight cnildIsr. lali Of
them lived TO the years OF msturi,y,) and 81
grand children, g, great grand children and a
great srsat grand chiId--total 81, OF tasie i3z
are now livirg. a
Lately al Binol, Psnniylvania. female
1ave. rsuncd Alice. aged iro yeau.--Shs wa'
rrn in Philadelphia, of psSens who came from
Baubadoes. and lived in that city until ihs was
Ten years old. when hsr NBitcr removed her TO
Dunk's iesry. ia which Aeighborhood ihs coa
tianed 70 the end of her days.---She rsmenbsr
cd the ground on which Philadelphia Aasds.
whea u was ~ildcr nsfs, aod when the Isdiaas,
il, chief inhabitants, hunted wild sams IN the
goods, while the panther, The wolf, aod tho BEATS
OF shcforeas. were p'owling about the wig~ans
scd csbiss IL which they iised.--Shs remew-
bsrcd William Penn, the proprietor Of Pens-
fyIvaoia, Thomas STORY, James Logan, and
fevesal o,her deainesithed eharaesen OF tha,
day. She wM desperate in her livisg. and 70
careful to keep to the ruth, that her vsrscity
was never queaierst----She retaiaed her hearing
20 the cad Of her lie. but her 6ght began 10 fail
gradually in her goth year. withost any other
viSble cauie ,haa old sgs. AZ 100 hc became
70 blind that fhe coslJ aot Zee the fsn at nooa
day. Aboss she iosd year Of her age her eight
gradually Improved 70 far thar ihe could per.
ssive objett, moving before her. tho 4 could
not diitiugaifh perfoas Before A,e died. her
hair became perfectly white. and the laa Of her
teeth drop, loond from her head, az the age Of
Ii6 yesrs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31

Oar readers cannon fail 10 perufs with
fome insersa the dsciGon Of the general court Of
Maryland on the late rstroiinx Judiciary Aet
of-she Legislature Of that State and the intc
ref will be enh,nced when they learn that two
CUT Of three Of the Judges. are federal They
have, notwithstanding the violence OF federal de-
psnciaticn, pronounced the Law conilituticnal.
This deeiGon may be conGdered as equivalent
10 all the party Glamour that has ragged thrsugh
the Union. Salem Reg.