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The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-23
COPY or CoLLS's AFFIDAVIT.
B9yaHgb Of NoytG}E

g y 49, "
This day William Coils, came before ne
the iubicrjbcr, recorder Of the Borough aforei
lad, and being duly fworn. depofeth and faith.
that be took Up his reGdence with John Bran
nan jeilor OF the Borough aforefad,on the thir5
~ hFit dayot January, f7g8, that he raG3e8
with fad Erannan, during the time which he
the iaidbrannar1 lpecihgd to have been his long
ilreis, and tF,at, during hat ilucls. ne he Eia
William Coils traalatted the Who'll. of HI,
tBrannan's) bui.ncis at he R:ocnd Of fftv
pounds per annun, tila1 tic received NJ Urifo-
neFs3 whois names were entered IN boo,
Kept Tor that purPoic, kept all !nittnuEss
granted, oltchaTged and received rke 5Til5a
fees mat during hie Continuation IN t. aid
Office. as deputy iailoc, no psr.on Of aDy de-
icFiptlon, 90 a rutincer from the Her nor
was ever conmittedta the Jail, fad Borough
| 6y ljr. /. &. Read that liter Brannan's re-
coYsFy, there was nan, bv the name as
OIbofne, committed. and the E3id denonent be-
iieYcs, BY Dr. Read bur vino died in dav
or Two after his Commitment, that the Caid
dePoncut lived long tine after this trenf3c.
ton with brannan, bUi, to lis certain now.
ledge, no perton 'rhaterer, other than ar.
borne, was ever Committed to the all. AMI
that, to his certain knowledge, no man af a,,r,
description whatever, as nutiileer from RI.
dernlione} was ever delivered to the Br;t;G,
eorfai BY DR.. /. <. Read, and further this de-.
.pon5nt iait1 nos
WILLIAM COILS.
Sgo5rs bet5re TBoazas Werytoy;
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-23
MORE ABOUT
BENZ AMIN STODDFRT.
CENSOR SMITH,
AND THE
SIX NAVY YARDS.
20 Z NINeLNLAN coRRrsnn.t.. -

from 4 VI8etNIAN coRREspoTB tNT.
~ National IntcIligercer has tster
n'ofe pains - mi'iead the public concsrn;na
tne cafe Of M. Stoddert, the la.. Secrefsr, y
'h@ Navy, t5an upon any other gccaf,.-
lH tae MISREPRESENTATION, No. ". ,bey. :.
enough 20 exhauft the patience ~ -, y
'yh0 has not determined 20 probr he Una .i5@.'
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-23
FOR SALE,
Mount Comfort Farm.

Tn view Of the Cjys and about mile from the
Capitolsit ccHta,ns City Tx OF Land, eighr
2, ten whereof excellent meadow" The whelc
well encofsd laa fall and Operated into convenient
lots. ne houfeS are, large two-fory Brick Dwell
ling, wiki four rooms on iooT. with Convenient
paG ge, cofets, and parlour, ard arge Cellar with
two rooms, Kitchen wsIhaorIf, oairys hables,
gsaaary, coach houle, and al ots. housrs which
necsGary for family, and for farming
The advantages resulting from well conducted
we'll KNOWING that llall undertake describe
sh,Tn 1t ev,7enyy - II ,ho fg'oA pleasant and
healthy ftuations within the vicinity of Richmond.
Persons withing 70 purchase, invited view
the Premises and fox terms, apply NY OF nee, in
tn Guy,
THOMAS WILSON,
Richmond. I5tb Jaas, 1909. q. W.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-23

yTAS ;lA received oy the late arrivals from En-
L 4 rope, Guch an addition bis former STOCK
to make his ASSORTMENT general ard com
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25

THE fubfcriben, having entered into Co.
i Psrtnerfhip under the 6ra OF Shelton e5
Rxggk'. would RESPECTFULLY inform ihe public.
thar they have taken Wicshsm's wharf, next
fouthward of Col. Sherburne's, where they have
for fale on reaionaole terms, complete anoIr.
ment Of Esaern and Other Luniber--ioch az
merchantab!c pins Boards & Plank, clear Boards,
clear Joia-merchantabIe pine Do. fqaare Oak
Timber. pioc Do. fprucc Do. Oak Joia, Hem
lock Do. Spruce Do. Birch sod Beech 3.iuch
Plank for brdheads red Cedar. locuif and
white Cedar PofA, for essien fence. Cedar Sc
Pine Ciapboards good Kennebeck and other
Shingles and La,hs, &c.-Lnmber Of any d.
meadou or kind can be procus:d from the Eai-
ern country at ihori notice.
They aifo have for fale Wet. India Rum By
The Hogihead or Barrie! New. England Do.
SSgan BY The Hoghead or Box MolsRes by
the Hoghead Cordagc of all fzes by rhe
c.t. or fmalleI quantity Nails OF all fzes
Pitch, Tar and Turpentine. &c.
DANIEL SHELDON,
BENZ AMIN RUGGLES.
Neesperf, My IS. 1901. 6iy
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25
John & Henry Cahoone,
HAVE roa SALE.

HAVE FoR SALE,
AT their STORE on Baniaes's Wharf,
Drown SUGdR. BY b> Baynl or 5sx !;
MoiaDss, BY fb< beg6<ad; Fiax,, BY hbs bar
rel; Ponder, BY ibs ea,&; Sbeaibiag- Paper. BY
fbe bmdryd; Caxdles, BY fbe box !; 1yes CabosE
1; and gemins SPANISH SEC ARS.-ALso,
HONEY, BY The barrel or gailon
---NezO- r'o,s Soap. ~ fbe x---Negro- Head To-
baeeo--8ss 4,b PREF Jamaica Rxm--Iron
Sfovss--Saif- Psf<rd Hams--BXfer, and Hsg',
Lard, Sc.---LrxEwIsE,
LIQUORS, of the 6ef kind, a
general ADenmenf--as Oario1 aber A,lieies
IN tbe Gway Lme-a complete ldDsument ef
pvbeb they Sreps)s 10 Be continuity Supplied qrifb.
a~F MASTERS ef Packets, Pac
Jtngen, &c. may be Supplied at .Jaid Store, on
rbe J5syfcs Nshce--sOitb any Ariieie ibey may
ruont----amd fb<i, FaU0n g,at.faiJ Ael1s4D-
kaged.
GREEN CHAlRS, Der Dozen--
Bar. Iron, Per HHrdysG so,.-Midlissf and Cor
rel, pr, barrei--Oaiou,, per Hnsdre4 bnebes,
Or (maIler OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ana
a Variey Of fse bea gTEAS.
Newport, Feb. 20, 1907. 3T
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25

INFORMS bis friends. and the public, that
i he has removed from Bsniiter's wharf, TO the
dwelling -houie belonging TO Capt. Caisb Gard
n,r, 10 Thames Street, formerly occupied by
Capt. Wing Spoonc: he has tor fale, .
General Anortment of
Wea-India Goods:
Among Others, arc the following articles. viz.
brandy, Weit IndiA Rum. 4Ih proof do. Gin,
New. Eagland Rum, Wines Of different kinds,
McIaisss. Loaf and Brown Sugars, Coffee. Tes',
Of various kinds. Chocolate, Raiiins, Pepper,
A,fpice, Cinnamon. Natmegs. Flour, Rye and
Indian Meal, Butter, Cheeic, Soap. and Can
dies; various kinds Of Glats Ware. Stone Ware,
Knives. and Forks. Jack Knives, Pen Knives,
large and fmalI Spoons. Chea Locks and Files,
Crockcry and Tin Ware. Axes, Hatchets and
Hoes. Mems and Boys Shoes. Corks. Br,naonc,
Lampbisck, Store Lane, Lamp Oil, Powder.
Shot and Fiinss. Fifhing Lines Of various kinds.
Leads and Hooks. derp iea Leads and Lines,
Believe, metal Tea Pots, writing Paper, wrap
ping paper by the rcsm, Bed Cords. Log Lines,
Marlin2s, icamcn's Chcfts, Oak Kegs holding
from one quart TO 6x gallons. Buckets. Coffee
and Pepper ready ground for ufe and num-
bcr Of other Articles not mentioned. Captains
OF vciIels, and oshrn, may be fuppicd on the
fhorret notice, ard every favor gratefully ac-
koowIedged.
Newport, May ,, lSoa. S4sf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25
Hard Ware Store.

THE Subfcrib-r rcfpetafully informs his
4 friends and the public, Iha, he has jua re-
cciyed By the is,rtt arrivals ., Bottom from Lis-
erpool, general Affortment Of HARD WARE,
direct from the Manufactures, which he will
Offer for hle, in P,ovidssee, at the Store OF Mr.
lsAAc PirMAr, ciredly cppohte the Baptia
Meeting Houie, by Whole.ale only. upon as
IeatorsoIe terms ss can be purchsied at New
York or Boaon. They are nov opening. and
Willie all opened in kw days, by
HENRY GREW.
Providence. Msy 81. 1904. S7f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25
MARI MUMEORD

ID ESPECTFULl.Y informs her friends and
IN the public in genesal, ,hs, he carries on
she Timing bu6ncis, in the South Shop OF the
fame HorE where IL was carried 90 by her de-
eea(rd hutband. She has At psefcnt on hand, q
large aaoumens Of TIN WARE. which f,c
viii d,fpofs Of very cheap tor CAN.
1'hofs restoos who will plesie 90 favor her
wish their cuAom. may depend spon having
their work faithfully dosc. aod the fuas'lea Ia
vos viii be gratefully acknowledged.
- For iale ~ shove, an Aforment Of
JArrAxsD wAar. Gish LsmPs, and I've
ksge Franklin Ssovrs.
Newport, June y. tsoa, s96
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25
>:s:st
SONG. p, qbems,as.

lizard n the fate Of him ~ho loves,
Yet dars not tell his trembling pain,
Bot to the fympathetic grove,
Bot to the lonely liitening plain.
Oh when 0nc ble1cs next your fbade,
Ohi when her foothcps next arc fccn
In howcry trsAs along the mead.
In trcfhcr nAszes Ger the green.
Ye gentle fpiri,s Of the vale.
TO whom the tears Of love are dear,
From dying lilies, ~aft gale.
And fgh my forro~s to her car.
q tell her what fhe cannot blame,
Tho fear my tongue mua ever bind;
o tell her tia my viuuous fame
IsIikc her ipotlefs foul, re6nd.
Not her own guardian angel eyes
With chatter srndemcis his care;
Not purer her own wi1hcs sife /;
Not holief he's o~n 6ghs In prayer.
Bot II az frt, her virgin fear
Should Asrt at Lovs's fnfpetaed name.
With thar of FRIIEpsHIP tooth her car
True LOVE and rsisNDsHIr, are the fame
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25

Nicholas Wsbaer, !
INFORMS the Public. that he has opened
l. GROCERY STORE in Broad Street. in
the houie. late the property of Mr.. Caleb Earl,
where he has for Sale general aGortment Of
WEST-fNDIA GOODS.
Among Others. arc the following articles
Rum, Brandy, Gin, Cherry Ran. MolaEo,
Flour. Rye and Indian Meal, Tess of various
kipds. Coffee. Chocolate, Rsians. Corrcnts.
Pepper. Ginger. Alfpice, Cinnamon. Nutmegs.
Better, Cheefe. Candies. Onions, Tooacco.
Snu&. Powder and Shot. Lsmp-Oil, Loaf and
Brown Suears. &c.-dLSO,
A general and exfenfive variety of
cscckesy and Hard Ware; Men's and women's
Shoes, &c. &c. with many Other srticles. too
tedious to meotion all which viii be fold ss
the mott reduced prices.
Ncwfssf. Nsv. a.. iser. 6ssf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25
NICOLAS GEFFROY,

Wateb-Makcr, in Ne7vp0rt,
aHAS Cozfassiy s- ks~d. az -hssns ebSyf-
i l. msst Of qDayyanfsd, and COMMON EnsI%,
and Gsafva W,afebes and Tine Pieefs, zUb,eb be
qoiH /iNos rea/osabt nym,.
lie aJs earriei on fbe
Goldfmith's & Silverfmith's
B4Gne5, In oN its brascss,. and hkreof acW
make, or rstair. any bird Of JsqueHsy, in f6e
ssafsf ja6iox.
lie has likewife for Sale,
Wbole(ale and Retail, all kinds Of .Jes0-
eH,y. imported and ef,bs iaisS feySisns eJaosr
gold and JGtvsr epaHletss; plafsd 0sd bre,s car
ais)fieks plated and b,hanxia tea fofs <sls.
faaH /avoydi and basger; plated BINS. fir,ns'
and psyy +; frs-fsayS; eeao's 6sdiron,, J6svei and
tongs; tSiisy qua,s Of 0Nkisd, n,gsf and day
nv glsgSs; ladi, and genfiemrn'' pOekef- books !;
d,sbisg -glaDss; /ypssdru; frsDSs; b0yis-aobips; ;
razor, Hepkm's famoa, ,azer,f,sn {; tsa Bsac-
sy ban; tsyfamsy Of all lir3,, from L0a4dn Ssd
Paris, bair- posuder .fayeb /; Bariey -/sgar, and
j.gar.s siambi;. SPANK Jtgau |; bsa MAaabaa .
Sfoteb/ /sxe; anda great varie.y Of efber aricifs,
100 ~smsrsm 10 i.h,i in an Advsnyfmsm.
Newport, May ~, 1901. lot
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25

NO I'll C E.
1.-THE fuhfcTiber, Intending TO leave this
4 town ,he cnfnins Fall. reqaees all pesfons
having uniet,led accounts with him. TO adjoa
che fame before the November Court, as al un-
fettled accounts will then be put in iu,. with
oat rsfpea 70 pcrsns.
THOMAS ROWLAND.
Nsppbsrs. <ss.s Ia, 1904. eStf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25

THE Cou, ofPfobate fos ine town ofNew.
4 port. having sppointed the fobiciben
commidioners. TO examine the claims of thecred-
itors to tbe eaAre of walter EAsTos, late OF
faid Newport, deccaied, repreIentsd infolvent
and twelve months being allowed for that pur-
poie ;--Notiee is hereby given to all perfons
having demand, agzna fAid egate, to bIins them
in to either of us, within fad tire, or othewiie
they will be Precluded according to is~.
EDMOND TOWNSEND, I Covrs-
THOMAS PECKHAM. 7 jfo1tN
or All perfons indebted 10 faid efl ate, are
requeited 20 make immediate pay meet 20
MERIBETH EASTON,l
DAVID BUFFOM, Esscnt,y,.
JOHN SLOCUM,
Newport. 4th Mo. S. 1904. Satf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25
Entertainment,
TIC be Sold by
Sheffield Attvood.

LIFTEEN hogfheads clay'd Sugar,
i 10 hogfheads good retailing Molaaes,
Iso Barrels Herring,
-AJ6-
Forty Acres of good Land. four miles diRant
from this town, which 10 well watcred, and we'll
walled,
Sundry Dwelling Houics, fituate in DIFF
ferent parts OF the town.
He carries on the BAKING BnGnek az
ufual and can fornifh any quantity Of Cabin
Bread on fhort notice.
He has Msjts Boat of IS feet on hand |;
and will furniih Others of any dimen6on, on
the fhorteR notice.
Neovporf, Jsly ~, 1904. ostf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25

wen ., ~alsr.--The Gtuation. both for health
and buhnefs, is not inferior to any in town.
L;kewife. for Sale. good HORSE, for
the iaddlc or chaiie.---Condi,ions may be
known. by applying TO
HENRY G. CHAMPLIN,
Setf. 3. 1909. Tin Newport.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25
FOR SALE.

A LIKELY MARE. OF mitdliag dze. good
IA in . team. and IS a foe breeder. She
would I've very valoable TO keep on farm. and
i ALTO 10 good o:der tor Shipping. Enquire OF
che Psintes.
hsgsa -. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25
To be Sold or Let,

A WELL 6niihed Dwell.
"A ing Houfe, GtuaIed on
Thames tireet, oPpofite MIR.
Robert Stevens's.---Alfo, a
new Store. adjoining the yard
and Garden, with a good
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

PORT OF PoRTI.AND.


s4edasal, sgt i5--Arived brig Ranger. capt. Min
toii.' ~ days from Domimquc.-Left there, lip At
ired, Of KeDncbnak, to Tail il ten DAYS.
7barjaay September I6--Arrivrd brig Edward, capt
Samuel M LeIan, 80 days from surnarn.--Ieit there
brig Albert. Webb, Of Norfolk to fail between .the
sth and 10th Sept. fchooncr Agnes. Perkins Of An
tguA, 10 fail III Sept for Norfolk brig Georges STAN
wood Clouceter, 70 fail in 40 days for Bofsyn fchr
Ajax, Bunker, of Hudion, in IS days; brig Nancy.
Wallace, Sewhaven, days; brig -, Leitor, New
london lut arrived, to fail 10th Sept fchooner Gen.
eral Pinekney. Lewis, Alexandria, in days 5rg
Sally, vananwerp, Newyork, 10 days; brig -,
Brown, NewburyPort, uf arrived, after s4 days PAT
iage--not fold fchooner Three SiRers, Rich, Bottom
4days fehooner Fanny, Cromwell Newyork, jun
arrived brig Atlantlc stmpfon. Bottom, JUN arri-
ved--not fold; brig Th &c Friends Pattefion, from
Salem. 40 days paiaec, JUL arrived--no fodspeke
m her TO- -, long So ihi2 Dominique, capt. Clark
Got Norfolk from London, 50 days OUT, bound 70
Jamaica.
AT cvesaad, July y brig, Wells, from Charle(ton,
for Portland in few days.
Aneuf 70 lat. 80, long So, fpoke, iioop from
Wfeafett, foe ST. Lucia. Is days our.
Al Dublin, July ~, Schooner three Sscrs capt Clark,
TO fail focn.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20
Dieu.

In this town, Mifs Mcbaabse Sac4r, aged ~ wears.
On the Iath inf Mrs. ELisAsErH IsLEY comfort Of
Mr.. Enooh ifiey OF this town. che alta year of her
age. She lady Of very amiabIe manners, friend
to the m-rable, and ferrous Chrlfan walking in
all the ordinances and commandments Of the Lord
blameels. She lived refpeStcd, died much lament
Cd May fhe be followed in every thing virluous,
prailtworthv and OF good report.
- l-ait evening" Mrs. MARY SMITH, aged SIS
years. formerly of Bolton.
At Falmouth. Miis T5aaifI 4fdams, aged II years,
daughter Of Mr. Jacob adams.
AT Wells, Mrs. Hannah Eaton, the am liable comfort
of the Rev. Joleph Eaton, aged As.
AZ Salem, Mfs Ezniee Rebavdkoa, aged r.; young
lajv greatly beloved aud Gncerey lamcnted-
At Mastnco, Mr.. Joicph Crofs aged =, lon Of
Gen. Ralph Crols, OF Newbnry Port amiabe
young gentleman, whole lois is deeply Iamented by ma
ny friends.
At Machias DR. William Cbaiarsy.
AT BcIfaR, Bobau Fed Merritt, only Ton Of Mr..
Iohn Merrill, aged II months -
= SLep on. f1D.et BABE, fran orrOrrtfyet,
Try parents /sor uoal come To- bee
Thy Saqacnr teHter Bale,
In pargs exph.d, in death q04i lais
HeJa4y tire NJ, J< gawdi Thy dn9,
Aas ,sars Hy sAraa. amsgg tsrjg.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

BY the loop Aurora, Capt. Mattocks from
ew Providence, the Editors Of the New York
Pzette have received Bahama papers to the
ult. from which they copy the iubirqucnt
Fieles.
|Ns0au. m. P.l AgggR I8.-On Monday.
rived of the Bar, the American brig Warren
Ppt Eddy,.5 days from Cape Francois--capt-
informed US thar 5000 troop and 5 fail of
|en Of war had arrived at the Cape on the I'D
Rant, that the day after their arrival the ne
Toes, headed by Toaaaint's Sons who bad
ned them, Formed fort not far from the
Ppe, and killed every Ffenchman in IT, The
|ening previous to Capt. Els failing an en-.
Cement took place 70 near the town, that the
port CT the guns was dilinef'y heard by the
|ople on board TIE veHels in the harbonr.-
re event was not known-The French troops
|''pued very particularly thofe lalt
|trived from France.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

6d court hall appoint not lefs than three nor
lore than five diiintersaed perions TO Judge of
e quality of the cloth 10 produced by the can
naes, and make report accordingly the faid
Ionies TO be paid ar the time the deciGon take
|ace, out of the funds Of the county.
Relolved further, Thar the members of the
FeIent General Ahembly, do recommend to
|eir fucceiiors, whoever they may be, 10 ap-
lar at the uext feflion Of aGernbly, clothed in
" manufacture of their own Gate.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20
Maine Bank.

THE REFLECTIVE Stockholders, of the MAINE
BANK, are hereby nsti6ed, that at their meetiag
holden by adjournment the 18th inf. i was voted,
g That forty per cent. be paid eacn Share the
fecond onday OF November next and that each and
every Share which the forty per III all remain
anpaid after the Saturday following fail be fold at
Public Auction, by the Gather foon may be af-
adveriiing the fame 4S hours by pofng the fame
IT the Bank, and fuch ether place places as the
Perideht and Directors may order.
SAMUEL FREEMAN, PrsLIiert.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

a St. Kits paper of The goth Of July. fays.
BY gentleman from Dominique, we learn,
that divifion Of French troops to the amount
of 5000, under the command Of General Der.
nadotse, pahed that iland few days ago, in
their route 10 their newly acquired territory Of
LouiGana, in Spanilh America"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

P,s,iaentiai Htboinfments. Jofeph Wilton Efq.
OF Marbiehead, Collector and Surveyor of the
Difrie Of Marbehead, vice S. R. Gerry, Efq.
removed.-Ralph Crois, Eiq. of Newburyport,
Collector for the Diaria of Newburyport, vice
ID. A Tying, Efq.-Mr. John Gibaut, Collea-
or for the Diiritt of Clouccfter, vice William
Tuch, Efq.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20
Dortlan0,
MowDAr, SEPTEMBER 20, 1907.
NEW ELECTION.

NEW ELECTION.
The ele6ioneering campaign is opened in
bsk Diarid and the feelings Of party begin
BE- pretty warmly expref-d. We have re-
lived communications from each Eide N; but
|ey appear to be 70 imPerf-dly and injudiciouf-
arranged, that we deem it improper to bur-
~ our columns with them, until fomething
ke con6fency ihall be adopted on the fublsd.
fany icvere things are iaid aganlt Mr.. Cats,
be jacobin candidate, and mary things have
Fen iaid in favor of mary candidates in the
(deral interea But we NUT look to fome of
pr difcerning correspondents in that quarter
pr fomething correct and deciGve on the fub-
ka-Until then We decline the leaf Interior
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20
marrien.

At Boaon, Capt Thomas Brown, OF this town, to
Nils Nancy stimpfon, Of the former place.
AT Berwick, Jofhua Haven, mere hant of Portf-
mouth, to Mils Olive Hamilton, daughter Of Jonathan
Hamilton, Elq.
AT MachIas, by the Rev Mansfield Steele, Mr.
Robert siupion, 10 NJ IL Lydia Longfeliow.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

IF APPLIED FOR IN A FEW DAYS,
Handfome, well -hnithed and convenient two TORY
"A HOUSE. fituatcd in BrunfwIck, within fxy
rods Of Bowdoin College together with good Barn,
and Of Land on which iaid building itands.-
Said houfe has sxceeat cellar well painted with
in and without and i well calculated either for the
&C commoda Of boarders, for public houie or for
trader.-lnquire OF
EBENEZER COFFIN
Byaafaviel, Sept. 10, 1904. on the premiies.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

The aummn term of the fupreme judicial
puft was held at Kennebuzk Taft week. The
inch wascompofed of the Hon MeGrs. STRONG,
WATCHER, and SIwALL. Judge Strong ad-
relied the jury in an able and correct manner.
The court will open inthis town the prefent
EEK.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

a Mr. Edwin Fort has been killed in duel
with Mr.. Richard Thweat, near Petersburg.
Virginia.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20
BAcK-CovE BRIDcE.

We underasnd the repairs on this bridge
are completed, and it is now ready for paiTen-
gers.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

PITT and Bonaparte have often been reproach
Cor their coolUels toward tie fex. We do
i think the Ike reproach can be cat upon
die greaten Ratefnan" in America.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

Mr.. Ieferfon iays, in his Notes on Virginia,
,az the fondnefs which Ourang- Outangs exprei.
u he female Negroes. is one proof Of the To-
siority of people of that color.-We fhould
k TO know wether IBIS Propolition is not equal
true: that PATTON OF that kind is one proof
lat man is an Ourang Outang. Sal Gaz.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

NelDta,ypor, Sept. II.
Capt Hoyt, arrived at quarantine 20 days
from Cape Francois, informs, that few DAYS
previous to his failing, news was received in
town from the mountains, that Gen. ChriHo
phe was defeated in a battle, but the number Or
killed was not mentioned--tke negroes were
daily brought in and fhot-Gcknels prevailed in
a high degree, many Americans had died.
The following agreeable intellig ence is con,
municated in letter TO gentleman at Norf ok,
and dated at 81. BArtholo news, the 4th Au
gua:
My laR letter, Of goth Jolly, and forwarded
via PHILADELPHIA, contained proclamation ref
peefing the future management of the negroes
at Guadalupe; iince which, another procla.
nation has been publihed, which rsqOres 10 tbe
Emigrantt their lpr9paty. The owners of the
lands farmed out by the government are to
look to the tenants for the receipt of the rents.
The property taken poiTefiion of by the govern
ment is alto to be refored to the former own
ers.
BY one of the articles it is declared, the
French now knoU no emigrant II is expected
the fame will be done in all the French Wed
Indies.
General La CroGc has been reinnated in his
appointment of Captain General Of Guada-
louPe the dignity Of the French government
rendered this at neceaary, oth.rwife we fhould
have been fubjea to perpetual ccnfulion.
'On the Generals loading at RaGaterre (he
having for fome time pat been at Dominique
and Marigalante) there was a general illumi-
nation for three nights fuccefively. We un
deraand that it is left with The Captain General
to determine on the deportation Of thofe whom
It IS deemed neleIiary to fehi of the ilaad."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20
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