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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-19

He will iaquire bYwhat ipeeist sfaad-;
uefs Am.rica iubnitted 70 accept As her,
Predden, /, fsrioa ~tbss. alilaks ~
suabsst vi,ts< !; being alike incapable
Of attracting either tenderneG Or. .e&esm-
The hiaorian will karch for thoie secelt
,causes rsist indoced her % exal, an lodi
yidual who has neither the, innocence OF
:ienGbiliw which incises Is 10 love-. nor
that omuiPHenoe of intellect which eem-'
n,snds .. to- admire. He will afk Ghy
tse Uni,ed States degraded thenfeists 10.
the choice Of fssytiss 4s5 yssl. samk
Ilyae4 fa.- tbe sI1sS # asserf ]; !
that has neither the, Eisnce :of j.
msgiarate, The polifars g + eoetsist.
aor the eourase Of amsais !: H.
Z '''' , ''aa.:es( it tastissAl ...Ss .k -
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-19

Whether we view in ,,heie t.aniatsions
the innsaiats !inserpo6tiop Of divine pro-
whence, or whether we regard them only
a, the ordinary occurrences Of LIE, as the
.ua,uraf consequences Of an union, formed
without wiaom, and proiecuted without
principle, Americans viii not fail Of pro.
fitting by the l:ions which they teach.
They will not iote the benefit Of expert
ence,in forming their opinion, and direct.
ing their future conduit.
$ We9. Fed. =
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-19
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THURspAy, tAueUsy .L9, ,.se.

- ~ ''S-!tfs ~ A-Sc y
Es,tna fla ht.<sy ,s M 4. xss4ss afsssiis s
board tie Y. S. Insa.e ,Ctgqftqkt,
dated Of Taxsisrs,Fbe zots 3aae, 1902,
grsiiem4a IN ,NoJsK. -, =.
The Object of Our jauot to Tangiers
is to obtain a deciGve anfwer from, the
Emperor of Morocco as it retpcfts the U.
States. The hour of arrival prevents a.
ny communication with the ihore, and the
velIei by which l write cannot delay her
PaGage. The Emperor dsmands pad
PORT for two veAels bound to Tripoli,
with frpplies and in caieoffefufal riirea-
tecs to declare war asaina the y. States
The Commodore has NOT the. power OF
aran,irg ,he reqlef--,he probability. is,
the declaration will fo0n follow"
In reviewing the late domeitic occur
rerces, every good man will acknowledge,
that the divine arm which Americans have
70 often recognized in the hour Of peril and
danger, ,rs again extended fe' Our relief.
There is no pious man, but will atknow-
ledge the juitice OF divine rctributiln,
when they Zee the ensmies of our country,
the de&,oyers of Our peace ard happiness
arreRed in their career by the very initru-
meats OF their elevation. The mcTcsnary
pen of proiti,p,cd hirclioss, is already
ttaciag the conduct ard expoiing the prn-
ciples and views efthoic, for whole iuc-
cefs they have hitherto coni'as,iy iabored, ,
A good man, can never iaftr f,cm ar,
expolure ofhis conduct. Thcn,orc deep
iy you penetrate into the rcctiics Of his
heart, the more intimately yoG become &C.
quaintel with his motives, of action, the
more readily GO you yis'i hin, your ref.
pet and confidence. Ills The wicked h".
pocriie, tho abandoned prcfisase who tTem-
bic at the voice of truth, and ihrink from
the fcfutiny of the public eye. Tyrants
arr ever fafpicious, and fart at tbeis own
ihadews.
Who would lave fuppofed, tia, Callen-
Der, Weed aud even Chce,ham, 70 long
the paneeyrifis Of JeaeIion, 70 long the
advocates and Importers of his party.
would Ii, 70 Mort time be engaged In ex-
poGng his conduct and ccpdemping bis
,neafurcs. Who would have thought, thar
Thomas Jeferi;n, the enlightened, the a
miable, the philosophical Thomas, Jeaer-
o. fen, the friend of The pecple, would be
guilty OF conduct, which even the bais,
prohibited, meIeenary Cheetham fhouId
brand, as ayiolation Ct lis oath, as tranf-
sending The ctpnns letter Of his duty, and
IS an inttsStion Of tie contribution. p
What hall we think c! man, when
the Teanei Of. ,hcie vile ,wIetehes who
crouch at bis feet, ,hould thus bland HIS
conduit with difgrace and infamy. Tha,
men hOfe. oontssnt occupation has bern
ior ieveral years. to Witty ard ahnle the
: tea characters 10 the ccuntry,, lheuld thus
:hrirk from an at Of cur bsnevolsa, UP.
right and enlightened chiet rpsgiitrase.
Iha; men Ihas hardeecd in iniqui.y, minds
thus psoitNu,ed and dsbaied, could not re.
iraln tom openly cestemnine, this great
mammoth OF cxcslieace /?
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-19
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On Saturday Ian by pcrfon pafing through
Alexandra, fnlall =.
RED POCKET-BOOK

Containing pron,iaory note dravn.by Ohm
King in favor Of James Nc rready for ~ dolls.
or thereabout.. dated New-York, tSoofor 1901.
The particulars are not accurately remembered,
as the reGdence Of the drawer being unknown,
It could never be offered for payment, The
name Of Henry Herferd is printed with pen
on the nlide, of the pocket book. The note can
be Of no ufe 20 amy Perfon. A due rswird will
Be paid to whoever viii deliver il 10 The pris-
Ger. 49, -, s,,:.J
Auguft 70. d.,
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08
DIRECT I TAX.

STATE OF MAssAcHUsETTs, EICHTH coLLEc.
TIoN DISTRICT, SECOND DIVISION.
NOTICE is hereby given, by virtue of an act of
IN Congreis, palied on the I4th day Of July,
1898, entitled "An Act to lay and collect the Di-
rect Tax, within the United States"-The follow
ing taxes ahefled the respective Houtes and
Lands, to which they relate, became due and
payable on the 9TH day of April, 800, of which the
faid reputed owners, po1eHors, or occupants of
faid Houfes and Lands, have been notified by the
Collector in manner directed aforefaid yet faid
taxes remain uopaid il faid Difriet, viz. Falmouth
In the comfy OF Cumberland
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08
FOR THE BENEFIT oR THOSE WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN.

THE Ea5sri5ey has agreed with all the fstteyy fcaed
IL his back LANDS, and fold Lands in the fame
quarter and repefable Emigraqts from the
States 7y1FvVsTd, principles promiGng them great
profperity, and the eltsbment Of harmony and goo4
oydsr til oughOut that fertile region. He conceves
therefore, that this the proper moment TO announce
in The mol public and lolemn manner, that in future
gfaybatioz of biz LaH5f zOiH Be tolerated
As the Land is, and will be iurveyed into Lots no
hope of mpunitY will ailc from any uppoGsd fecrecy
n the offence. Every regular yffiey has bound him
felf dilcountenauce and dfcover luch lawleG per
fons-lt woald be deemed madnels among f1y7ssrs 70
iuffer to enter and remain among their lheep
much more TO would It be for regular letters after
having Legally engaged to pay valuable confederation
tor their Lands luer audacious uurper to enter
and remain amongft them, Scattering THE SEEDS OF
DIscoED, MISERY AND IasuRBEcTIoN wtrH RorH
HANDS.
Amy perfon therefore, who falI in defiance of thi,
notice. aud in defiance Of the laws ulurp Lands Of the
dbcrlber will be proecued for the damages that may
eniue iuer the utter los of his labor Sad fxtures
and be retuled Land at any price whatever
But the young, indulrious and orderly Yeomanry
and Artiits throughout New England are invited 10
view the Lands Of the fuocrbcr lying wen Of PenoBEst
River, and extending to within miles Of Keaas5ee-
River, and contiguous line on which IL Is conem-
plated to open and eftablilh Turnpike Road f ON
river to river.
Theie richLands are conidered nv impartial judges
iof' htuation and climate combined-as afordng a.
many at leaf, if not advantage to Young gri-
suturifs, than any other within the United States
Thele Lands 70 be fold for actual and immediate
fettlement either for money or spon credit
perfect title and deeds of warranty will be given
on payment.
TIMSER and CORD-WOoD Ste1ers, throughout
the Patent, "TRIP aud waite men who nflcad of hone1-
y cutlvating the foil attemrt mcany and infamouay
TO gain property by this lpcc es Of theft will incur
and receive all the punhment and pay ali the dam
ages, which the law lail naid; and alGo All thofs
who~ihah AID and AB1T them in their un awful con-
duct HENRY KNOX.
H1ant0riey, cBosssRoa,
s.. G'eyg;s Riyv, Nev. ~, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08
Fifty Dollars Reward.

CTOLEN from the fublcriber. on the 9th Sept. lah
- bright bay MARE. The thief is large man,
dark complexion, with fhort black hair, by the
Of MOSES BARTLETT.-Whoever will take up faid
thief, and give Information the lubfrr bers, iha
receive the above reward.-Sad thief went from this
town on The night Of the 9TH init
Nortuib YeymsHt, JACOB HOW,
Feb, 8, 1904. GERSHoM BARTLETT,
NJ. Printers il the u S. who have the good Of
Society at heart, will Pleafe nfert the above, that
noted villain may be brought to jufice. A4ayeb I.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08
TIE PILGRTM.

TIE PILCR[EI
TTTANDER nor paufe within the heart cf man
w The brook and hraublc yield repah to thee,
Whole foul hath forn,'d her fol- ziy al,
10 whom wild nature yields her region free.
fhe ring lun is ihine, the lutry noon,
Grey footed morning. and the evening aar;
The midnight ihadow, when the iilent moon,
lialf hornd on endiag fPace is leen afar.
Thine virgin dew ; reyiving zephyr thine;
Round hee the fragrance of the valley plays;
To thee the thunder rolling Ger the line,
affords bnt mimic horror and decays
Thou, blea by heavenly patience, here lief down
On bed Of new-mown hay, or fern, or fod;
Thy temples feem to azure crown
Thy dreams point upward to lmi!ing Cod
Grant thefe fair vihons vanith with the night
What ienfual banquet YIELDS 70 pure joy;
Thv heart beats humbly, full Of fine delight,
Thy memory holds it-for it ne'er can eloy.
Dear envy'd Pilgrim travel on nor know,
My deep afElitton liberty be thine
To old Jerufsem or Mecca 90
And lay thy offering at lome holy fhrine.
Be it an Apple Bracelet, Sigh, or Tear,
No matter each tribute Of thy love
Angels will wait thy weary foul to cheer,
And watt thy incence 10 the throne above.
EMILY.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08
DIRECT TAX.
Biilefora Ft5Eary 4. 1902.

SEVENTH COLLECTION DISTRICT, SECOND DIvt-
Sos, IN THE STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
DURSUANT 10 an act OF CJngreis paild tn
Il I4,h Of July 7q8, entitled, an act % lay
and collect 4 direct tax within the UaIted States"
will BE- fold at public lalt at the dwelling h7uie
Of Bsnjaniin der, innholder IN S,aodih, on Mon
day tie dftn DAY Of AP il next, at IL Of the clock
a M. 70 much of the under deicribel eftatrs, con
fltine of dwelling houles and lands, as will ftisfy
the taxes due thereon, together with COTS and
charges as the law directs unlei5 taid taxes and
charges ihOuld be paid before that time.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08
vERS UNKNOWN IN BRLDGTON.

Philip Ealtman, ColleHor'
7tb D;Rria, "a Digjf'''
Fryehurg, Jan. 25, 18o1.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08
SIIbo!gfaie anu Retail Gaare sDoufe,
oPPosI TE THE COLUMBIAN TAVERl
Wakefield & Dobbs.

Wakefield q DObbS,
5gVau; be friends and fJe public. tBat tey Bavs rseeiS By
zoe late ay,i7a s London and Livsybo, large ag5ri-
meme Of Merabm5i%s -Aao4g vObieB are,
DLACK, dark blue, olve, drab. brown. fcarlet
ID and fafbionable mixed London and Yorklhire
fine and luperfne 8roadcloths.
Black, white dark, blue, buff, fcsrlct drab, brown
mixed Kerfsymeres
Mixed and PLAN Forea Cloths,
Fearnauehts from no TO Izf per yard.
Plain and tvil'd Coatings; Striped Elallic Cloths,
Orleans white and colored Eazes,
White and b ack Fannes; Rofe Blankets.
7-S and wide Irh Linen, from 40 TO rs or. vd.
Chntz and purple cAlitoes; do do. Furn ure,
Durants Caamancoes leans; Moreens.
Black and hlue Shsllooni; black Rufcs,
Taminy whire and colorel Mulnetts,
Black worried Caters,
A large adortment Of Mems, & Womcns worried,
lambs wool. gauze, white & colored cotton, black
and white fix HoGery.
Tape, itripe, and hair cord Dimtie5,
Tambor'd, iaconeI, cambric and book Mulins,
Black cambric do.
Mens beaver. worried, and elk Gloves,
Ladies extra white and colored kid and ok d.
Ladies Engliih colored Kid Shoes,
Slack and colored Morocco do
Moggalons; AuiFs aud Tippets,
Fancy Feathers and Flowers,
Gotten, fix and dlvcr trimmings,
OIL Cloths llifh Diapers
Ladies, Centiemen's and Youths Englih beaver
Hats; Straw Bonnets do. Trimmings,
Thread, Lace, and Edgings,
Black broad and narrow fllk Lace,
Elegant Lace Shades d o. Wells,
Mems piah and lrped Engih ard French black
Satin black and blue fk Velvet,
Brown Holland; Swanldown from SO to TG pattern
Embroidered silk; Ladies black SATIN,
Silk and cotton Sulpenders,
Fine Thickfet and Velveteen; Carpets. & Carpeting
Bandannas; fa(hona5le fancy ak Handkerchief
Chntz and purple ShawIs; cotton and linen Checks,
Back and white Italian Grape,
White and colored Thread,
Plated gilt, and metal coat and breah Buttons,
Twiit d.. linen and cotton Pocket Handkerchefs
Bordered Lawn do. cames hair Shawis
Tapes and Bobbins; lhoe and sualty Bindings,
Cotton and silk Umbrellas,
Cold and gilt Breaches white and colored Beads.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08

Cognac Brandy Holland Gin, ST. Croix Rum,
Madeira Wine, Box and Calk RaiGus, Almonds, Figs
Nutmegs. Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon, Rice, Ginger,
Chocolate, Indigo, Muaard, Alfpce, Black Pepper,
Lump and Brown Sugar. Bohea. souchong and Hylon
Teas.-eheap for calh or approved credit.
Portland FlB. I.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08

Tea Trays, Walters, Bread Balkets. Settlers,
Razors, Pocket and Pen Knives, Knives aud For ks
Dedert do. Chapel Needles Thimbles, Pins, Tea
pots, Coffee Mills, States, Candlenicks, Combs.
Cut and Wrought Nails.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08
peerrp.

Mr.. rorToA -lfyou think the following excite lines,
poiiels fueient ue'it for apace in your paper you
viii p.eai- to iDiert then. A. L.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08

NOTICE is hereby given, TO the nonreGdenJ pro
= ~ pTietors of land ia the town Of Thomplonbot-
ough ditric of ane, that their lands are taxed to
the State County and Town for the year 1901 10 the
bills committed me the fubfcriber collect as fol-
lows
Napa MLot Mo-Aae State Comfy 7orOn
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08

- y "a IOO AZ 90 ] 90
And unles faid taxes, and the necehary intervening
charges, paid 10 me the collector ION or before
1huFlday, the fifteenth day Of April next, at ten of
the clock in the forenoon 70 much Of laid lands will
ihen pc fold By Public Auction, as will pay the fame.
st the dwelling houle Of capt. Moan JORDAN innhod-
sr, in Gad Thorn plonboroaph
~ -, ISoa. Pl4INEAS JONES, CsLt17sy.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08
John Taber & Son,

NO. 8, MUSSE1-S ROw,
KEEP the aforefaid Yarn cOailantly for fale by
the Bundle, at the fame prices the Mandatory,
with only the eHPence o. trAnfportaton.
Portland ID Mo g. 8o1
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08
DIRECT TAX,

STATE OF MAssACHUSETTs, ELEVENTH coLLEc-
TON DISTRICT, SECOND DlYi SION.
DUPSUANT 70 az a7 IF CoagreG, Pg1sd f5s favtessiB
f THy, 1898 entitled an az 10 Eay 1s3 collect Di.
ys7 Tax 7Uit5ia f5r United Statsf "7gM b H at buHe
SAX az BE Gvosg J9us Of Benjamin Hooper jun. IN Bid
5.orS Alo1iy bs fb day Of AP,H 4ess, Of TIE
eori 4 w. - nvrb gfbs uDdr deeyi5si sqatsr eagfizg
4 dspeIag bo4sf and Land5 1D jati bs de 6yc
ogeber vrnb eP' aad ebargs5, he Ll7O dst7s na
Eai5 taxes aaI f5ayg1 &ouH Be Paa bstore tBaf time
Yaias Of Tax On eaebl HaLue Of Total tas
d. Heyss Ho.E. Land oz Lsnds.
% ID. Q. O. ID @
9oJa Faiyt-H $50 L 65 II0I a3 81
Obss Y Ralph Emery 3Co 90 1903 as
Clet Ts5-s Lane 500 60 1903 81
DaHiaienI Seam0aas $50 S. 1851 90 "A
JobA DaVA 400 40 $40 10
BENJAMIN HOOPER, Jun. Colet70y.
BiiIeford Fs5uary a 8o7.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08
FURRLERS
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A new and valuable School Book, by DaSD Storifsy4
for fale by JENKS & CLARK, per doz or Gngc
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09
ar The Editor is fenhble, that i

is totally pnneceffsfy TO make kpown, TO his
fiends in this State, the charaeaers and aaoding
in fociesy Of the gentlemen. ~hoie names appear
in his paper. this day, in confirmation Of the
guilt OF fhc bs~o,obk member Of Congrels from
the Sor,h; bur perhaps il may be incumbent
on him TO inform his seaders, in diRsnt parts
Of the country. that, among them. arc found
the names, of Senator Of the United States.
ssd Of other refpeeabIe officers Of the United
States reGdine ia this State--of the Lieutenant
Governor, and Secretary Of the State Of Rhode
Jnand. and Of fevcral State Senston and Repre-
icniaiives---of other civil oficeu, Of elevated
gsade--of military officers, of the higheR rank
and Of private gentlemen, univsr ially eaeemcd
BY their fellow -ciizens. for Ihsir regard TO truth
and Independence oi mind.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09

owed TO ioch ysiiel4 AZ nay lave S;essei os'
from any port Before this asrete conid'bs made
known, 10 enter and Iipok offuca neschsn.
dizc % il nor inclrdsd ia the prohibition. and
u export fnch ss Is cortrabssd. Aftes thar
time, no vc{Ye.s win be aloxrd TO eafer. The
toru that remain optn arc Czps- Frsacoi.. Port
RepobIican, Aax-Cases, aaa Ssn,o D0si;ngo
the Others are lhuf, and hs;cily gussc-d.
The articles allowed 90 be supported intu
the colony are. porter. bscr, ale. bricks and tiic
Of all kinds. fea soal, cordsge. rar, tuspensioe.
whale and fpcrmscesi oil, peate. baas. oats. bar
ley, corn, indian meal, rice. nicair, A ooe. beef
sad pork in barrels, butter and lard, cod. icale.
aud all kinds Of ial,ed. dried. or piQkied 6ih.
live ncck Of all kinds, lumber. boards. plank.
fcsntling. timber. filinglrs, oars. hooks. hoops.
aaves, mats s fpars bur no dry goods, wiae,
oil, fwretrcats, hAns, chccie. isufages, tongacs.
or any kind of pickles or preirfves.
The dutirs on merchandise imported re-
main at Fix per eenr. I'D valsrem, excepting lum-
Der. which Is free.
We arc farther Informed By Capt. Chap
peI, that fe ~ days before fhe Lydia fsiied. the
negroes in the mountains hid rcvolted sgaiait
the French troops feserAi kifsuiihes had sn-
furd. and the latter wcrc duven within four
uaiIes Of the city. Gen. Ckssl<f B,fYai<<. =
negro gcacrzl. II thr iesvice N tns Eseoch. hsd
joined the resolrcrs, The black fenrral who
comnanded AT port-de- Paix had fa!.oxcd bic
example. The ciszeas had evscaatei maR Of
the fnall ports, and lied TO the Cape for faiety.
In the northern part Of the, mountains. malta
cres and burning, we're s'equens; and Chrieo-
phe and DcIIAlines were marching sgaiot the TO
bells with conGierablc force. !;
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09
NEW. YORK. Sept. 20.

BY. the brig LYDIA, ChappelI, froHs Cape
F,ncoisy wc have received information that on
the 4,h iAa. Gen. Ls Cls,e ifIoed an zrSeie pro-
hihurg the importation Of al merchandise To-
to the colony tin American or any other foreign
botsom) except the articles which are enume-
rated at ihe foot Of this paragraph. The pro.
hitisioa 10 tske place from and after the s4'h
Infant. Forty. Ave days ffom the s4ss als al
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09
IN anfwer 10 the charge Of ..lya.s." ei,

IN anfwer 10 the charge of "khx." Civ
en- BY she young Psifyegger. in the Ian Mercu-
~. we have only 20 obiervc, tand we have il
fsom iniifputable authority tha, both the Ston-
iogtop Deputies, are genuine Democratic Re-
Pablitans, the rayipss snd ,satioss OF the j,co-
bin paprf in this town to the contrary notwi,h.
Randihg. ft,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09

| lohp a.. .ShaSX, & Cd.
INFoRM{k PJSxs shst shey have ,.k;a
] Sh5p urxt door bat oos .losh Of tho
Coffee, u 'afe. shsss shsy ssssy on shc
! WArcH.M1k'iN6 BusiNRss
10 all It's Branches. Like~.ie all kinds Of
Hair ttdrksI Sid Qpber5
peatly executed. They have for Sale. Englifli
AMI Gcucss ssla < Diver Wssches. Gold Neck
lacss. tilver tea and table Spoons. falt. mo1s,d
& pap Spoons. four and punch Ladies. fafar
Tongs, large & fnall Looking Glaies, dreBing
Do..,ea Trays. wsitcn & drcHing Cafes, plst-t
ed, wooden, and Britapaia Gators. Bri,supis
tes and coffee Pots. Gentlemea's and ChiIdlea's
bea commoo Hsus,t Suipcnders. Knives sod
Forks, bEais globe & common Handisons, SHOW
ei & ToFss, bssss and jsppsned Lsmps, eiegaas
plated & bras Candlcnlcks, dart ard cod,shoA
Gains, hotfc & chsife Whips. ladies do. Seii6s.
Pen Kniycs' Snufieo s Trays. powder Boics
and Pufs. Razors in cafes aad vishcut, fha,ine
Boxes, snd Windfr Soap. Ctam Balls. writing
Paper, Dutch Qsils. Spaniih Segsss. Maceabau,
Rappee \ Scotch Snuff, Starch. PAROLE Bsown.
together with complete ARprrmcnt Of Jewell
leg & PcrfumeSy---- They Alto carry on the
GoLp & SILvfxsMIrHs
Bafneh: Cath given tor. Old Gold and siIses.
f4t Porttual attendance. and tho fma-R
favors gratefully acknowledged.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09
BRATTLRBoRoUGH,t tYs,. !, Sept. 20.

For the confoa.ion Of the Fedcralifs ol
Vermont, we have return of Izo members ol
the AfIembly. 70 of whom are Republicans.
Calculating oa an eqoal disiion Of The remain
ing fifty towns. we may fafrly boat Of major.
isy OF about go honea men 10 the hodfc.
By Rasemcnis of votes from various psrts
Of the fate, il appears probable that Gov. Itch
enor and 1t. Gov. Brigham arc re elctted--
and, that the Republican Ticket for Councillors
has prevailed. With a Repu5lcan Council, "a
Republican Houft. and yer, polite Executive
" as plant as a reed % the rude tempea Of de-
mocrscy," whar have cto fear f--1hsnk God !!
Vermont may Gill cvade recapituiation of the
fhamefuI aid horrid tranfaetions Of 1881
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Rope7fAi, i.js'~' bp frisxs asdfI Pp5is.
4 HAT having Employed al experienced
= Woskmaa from New, York, I've has for
fsle. at his Maoufsttory on the Pcias 10y The
large OF fn.all qoantiy mould and dipped tai
low Candles, hard and tof Soap. warranted 70
be OF equal quality TO any imported.
NewPon, Sept. ;. 1904. ciy
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TRENTON. iN. J.l sep,. a..

oM ef Ff6fFaIyw JesfiHg m IoTEfaieHf. ~
As tar as information Ess been obtaincd
the late elettion Of Members OF the Legil il.tsrs
in Connecticut has been tar more favorable 10
RepublicaDifrn than at any former period. la
the town Of Lirch6cld, which is the chief Town
of the largea com,y, and ,h- bot bed Of Fede-
ralifm, the Republicans are completely uium.
phant.-CoI. EruRArM KiRBY. and MAJOR
Mosss SEYMOUR tboth men of ltvsEty yfr) are
elected. The Federal candidates were, Oiivsy
Wskesff. ex- Secretary Of the rrcsfury, & Jsmes
Morris. Lea Mr.. Wocott's pride mould oe
too much hunbled by defeat. he was kept in the
back ground. and Marrs Dut forward TO Try
the ftrength Of the party which being iouad
inadequate. Mr.. Wolcoit made a fate retreat.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09

= r. l6s~f a liar. isH create, hs." is an
e'ent psoverb. The gsy yaptn cannot be
@a(hcS IN this way.--No body can scil grsam,
ix{ than rHsy do.
II tnc Ciresf Cesrfs had not been sboli(h-
"a. the )udscs OF thoie Courts might have great
v adiisd the Judges Of the Ditntt Coartssto TO
I'D xsfbisx
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Exfra9 er Lrhtr f,on Lhelfeh, Conn
M Sepnsm5er II.

Z DfpffM0ff FL.
s' When the devil was cait OUT Of Heaven,
he came down in great wrath, Knowing thar bis
time was Mort and tho he ID fsid TO be con-
iued within certain bonods.ie., he m fufercd
to corrupt and mil-ad osnkiod.--Sp when the
depraved mouher, called fsdsrr!yu., was feb
itantiaily drive, from the United Stsrcs, Ne IN
great wrath A,d to this Stare, aod in hague
win eerrsin collateral relations, be hss poured
out npon the Republicans here the fclccnefs OF
his rasc.-Buv his time is ALTO fhcrt.-Eycry
election eviuccs that the Republicans are in
crc.6og in Connecticut. The fcsles have GER
,ainy commenced turning. Fedrraliim mua
evsn,us!iv kick the beam.
Yeaerday our femi- annual els fsicn took
place, and notwithstanding our enemies were
headsd by the ex-s.crerary W.iesn---the Kx,er-
minator, g,Sy-- Long Jo5x dktx--. Judge
Reev>, lsho left his feat, if not hi. doty. on
the bcneb. and came 70 the trial Of Federal
arength) aud many well. difciplined fsieIlites,
the Republican,, Obtained The victory"