davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-21

o,,.aus; Sophia, Hays, Baltimore loop
Admiral Duncan, Newton, n. Providence.
The Admiral Duncan ipoke, April 80,
a,o, ssIIy, Wilkinfon, from Philadelphia
bound TO N. Orleans.
Sch'r Thomas Truxton, Herbert, Bays-
- On the iouth ide OF Cuba. Leittch
eaIkin, TO fail in o or IS days iof BATH
more. Spoke May 8, of Cape Nichoia
Mole. an Englifh lhip from Jamaica, 10
London; who informed capt. II. thar 20
d;ioeFrench men of war were GRAZING on
=, Theron. May s, lat. "A, long.
- fch'r Pettreau, of n. York, uader
french colours, IS days from N. Orleans,
Tor Gonaives.
= SSb,r Columbia, Rowland, SO days
rom N. Orleans, II from The mouth Of
he river. Spoke nothing on the Paaage.
sch'r Zephira, Hays, 5 days from bal
,;more, May IS, off the Capt Of Phlla-
dsIOhia, fpoke brig BetIey, belonging %
This port, bound from 9ourdeaux to Phl'a-
,islphIa.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-21

have divefed themfelves Of all titi I.
that refpeet which the repreientatiyesof
the people hould always friye to retail.
and ftamped on their production the cha
raeter which the Aurora and Examiner
and dceumeats like thoie have tol fome
time paf enjoyed.
When the charges made in the report a.
gainf honorable men ihall once have been
thoroughly examined and generally under
food land truf this will be very ioon}
the people will fee TO what miferabie flifts
their hollow hearted friends are driven:
they will weighthe jufice Of thele exparto
COMBINATIONS, in favor of which the plea
ofnor guilty is entered up as confeiIion
Of the charge they will pay a juH tribute
to the viuue of thoie much injured, men
Whole names have been 70 indecourouGy
banded about by the imps OF faction they
will conider what difcloiures FIVE months
minute examination Of the tranfattions of
twelve years has made; and, rejoicing in
finding how well their confidence was once
beaowed, learn in future to trua thois
who never deceived them,
DEcIUs.
Gas. U. s..
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-21
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.


Exttaa Of a letter J1yom a geatlemaa ia
Hartford, dafed March 10, 1907.
/" To-day we have celebrated our an
rual election. You will be gratifed with
the ,efult. The following is The fate of.
the votes.
For Governor. His ExcelIency iona
than Trumbull, 1865; Ephraim Kir-
by!! A5z3. Add The gathering votes
as Federal 3q3, Federal majority, 7zzS.
For Lieutenant Governor. Honorable
John Treadwell, o5o8s; David Trum-
bull, 59I3. Scattering, $50. Totas
5,76S.
For A1ifants. Federal William Will
lisms, 9o85; Oliver Ellfworth, $3.50,
Joleph P. Cook, 5000; William Hiihoute,
S7I5; Roger Newhery, S45o, Themes
Seymour 1913; Aaron AuHin, $50,
David Daggett, 8SS5; Nathaniel Smith,
Sz77; Jonathan Bruce, 5000; John All
len, ols sIske ga b Gee-..sh 4aaa
affairs. Itis nothing new for connecticut
TO be firm ard federal"
EatyaR efa Jseoua, trOm aaotber eorrei-
boudeut.
(" Our Legislature met this day. Col.
Cheaer, Tone ofthe feet againf whom Mr..
Ieferfon has made wary was elected fpea-
ler of the Houle of Representatives, BY a
great majority. The votes for Governor
and Lieut.. Governor food thus las a..
bove.
CAT our laa election, in October, Mr..
Granger had 4zoS votes for Congress, and
the Federal ticket 1900, from this you will
eafily Judge whether Democracy is triunl-
plant in Connecticut.
/" Rely on it that Connecticut is yet un-
iAaken; and that more, much more, mutt
be done, before this State will leave the
good old way, for the many paths Of phi
lofophers.,' N. :. E0fa. ref.
The JslZs5ving i an extyaf Of a Afttr e
a gentleman in PHILADELPHIA, dated "P.
Royok, MAR ! Aprlzo, 1907.
!" A few days ago was caf away on the
windward gart of this Iaand, brig cal
led the Traveller, of Philadelphia, capt.
Cullots. The crew were all loft, except
the mate William JoneS) and two men,
who got fate on lhore."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-21
PHILADELPHIA, May IS.

PHILADELPHIA, May IS.
Arrived, fhip Cornelia, M'Lellen,
Liverpool; MififiPpi, Callahan, do. brig
Amphiou, Harding New York brig.
Trace, Leonard, Bordeaux Joliet,
Holt Charleaon ichooner Betfey, Bad
ford, ST. Andrews /; fchr. William ana
Msry, LilliRon, Virginia Besfey, Iiol-
land, Parker, Charlefon Little Tom,
Omond, Charleison; Eliza Ann, HoSpes,
New York; Ranger, Morgan; Norsh-
Carolina !; Two Brothers, Rape, Rich,
mond ; Mary, Hutton, New York dar-
mony, Mafora, do. Ann, Berry, Alexan-
andria noop Hiland, Hand, do.
Cleared, Brig Lovely Las, Yard, ST..
Croix; Anphitrite, Sherice, Savannah.
Sloop Sulannah, Morgan from Jamaica,
is below.
Ship Thomas, cf this port, has arrived
at Liverpool, from New. Orleans.
Thelchooner John ard Elcy, Edwards,
Of this pert has arrived at Savannah.
Brig Sarah, Knox, from Malaga, fthr,
Nancy and Katy, Gardner, from Mar
l.iIles; lhip Hope, Dill, from Havannah,
and fchr. Almira, MediGn, from Cape
Francois, are at the Lazarretto.
\ Captain Leonard Of the brig Trace,
failed trnm bordeaux. the 9th April in
company with brig Georgia, Langdon,
for New York, parted from her on the
AID April. Left at Bordeaux, of Phila
dclphia, hip Dslawsre, Smith, from La
Guira and ichooner Lyon, Andule, fol thc
Wet Indies.
Captain Callahan of the fhip MidiGippi,
fpoke 10 the Britilh Channel April 81 the
hip Swanwick, Kirkbride, of and fer
Philadelphia, days from Liverpool.
Left at Havre, March a6, by the Mo-
/ ly,arrived at Marblehead-J emima aud
Eany, of Charleaon Herkimer, New
York Malabar, do. Triph,na, Philadel-
Phia Columbia, Norfolk.
/ AT Cape Francois April 77-Br;g
Ruth and Mary, Rufell; Sally, Golden J.
NOV George, Bell fhip Spectre, Sin
clair; Fox, Norton; MeGenger, Bauris !;
Ann, WllGor all Of Philadelphia.
May Io.
Il Arrived, fch'rs Dinah, Buck, Bottom !;
betiey, Finer, New York.
Arrived at the, Lazaretto.
Ship Roebuck, Hitler, New Orleans !;
brig Nymph, Walton, Havannah; noop
Suiannah, Morgan, Jamaica.
Cleared, brig Agneis, Hodgfon, Mar
Unique; Ruby, Anderion, do.
Captain Leonard, of the brig Tice,
poke the following veAels on his paGage
from Bourdeaux:
=, April 10th lat. 46, 50, N. long. a9,
". flip Reunion, Bond, II days nom
Bath to Liverpool.
May ;, lat. 43. N. long. 49, w. the
"a mp Two Friends, Role, : days on from
~. York to London.
Brig Hiram, Edmonton, and foop &c.
aSIai Greene, from hence have arrived al
the HAVANA.
SlOOp sulanOah, Morgan. failed from
fOr' Royal, April 10. Left there. ;uf
safiyed, icbconer Succeis, Burton, Of tToui
NorloLk and at Kipgfon, iloop Com
net Bender, from Elizabeth tow, n. I.
way z, OF the Matanzies, ipoke Spanish
%n0oner, from Hayannah, who informed
/ 'p'aln M. that The village had beer barn
sOwn. May 9Th. in las. go, n. long
80 20 ". bound to Norfolk. ont IS
eays. Admiral Campbell, and ieven fail
y the line. had arrived few DAYS preqious
gs ooiannah'S arrival at Kingitop.
Inc hip Plough Boz, Jones, of this
f Pa i0r La Gulra, Dropped Gown from
o0fdsaux the 9th April.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-21
aIsranorta aODgrfiser.
FRIDAY, May IL.

~
This morning arrived here in the Nor
folk Packet, two officers belonging TO the
Batavian fquadron, now in Hampton
Roads, on their way to the city of Waih-
.ington.
The following letter from Capt. O'Brien,
TO Peter Stirling, Efq. at Barcelona,
contains a more particular accounted
the Tripolitan criuzerat Salon, than
was publialed inyeGerday's Advertiser.
RUEs, March 4, 1909.
SIR,
Since | wrote TO you laa, "a very fufpi-
cious vehel has anchoredin the roads Of
Salon, during the late gale, and immedi-
ately after 1t was moderate lhe removed a
great diltance OUT, in perhaps 50 or 90
tathoms water ). where 1le fill lays at an
Choir. Yesterday was informed by two
Danifh captains, who lay very near her,
and went along iide of her previous to her
rnooring cut OF the roads, that fae mount
ed II guns, and appeared to have a great
number of men. One of thofe captains
fpoke with the people on board her, and
found two who ipcke Englilh ard one who
fpoke Frenea he likeWile iaw fonc men
coming up the hatchway with furbans Oh
their heads bur thofe people he was talk
ing with made iigns for them to go below
Tie iaid Daqiih captain aflsed them what
nation they belonged 10 they told him
their veasl was a French nasional cruizer.
This vedel is "a Xebecls, and / have great
feafon TO rhink lhe is Tsipolitan cruizer;
there was French polacre hip in the
roads, Whole captain being aiked if that
Xabcck was French, faid no-thar he
thought her TO be a Tripolitan. From all
thefe circumstances, | thinl; il would be
imprudent to Pnt oue Of this poit until the
Warrington arrives, as fhe is expected
f}On. -
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-21
John O'BRIEN.

DEoIUs tenders the homage ofhis high
eft confederation TO thefage OF Clonmsll;
coDgr suiates him on the triumph of repub-
Gcanilm in The departments whereof Gin
ton is pro-eonfal thanks him for the no
tiee he has condelcended 90 bei}ow on the
aya letter Of d. and begs the like favour
for his future lucubrations on the feveral
items Of the famous report.
Decius alto begs leave 10 define an &C
ceptanee of the compliment paid to his
/" lofty & tublime fyle''-and aaInres the
Cofnopolite, that he feels neither private
piQue, nor pefional recruitment, againa
the Giiefes and Williatnfes ct hoe GEMS
omae; that he wifhes, ardently wilheS The
peopleto g look for iaas only and that.
he utterly difclaims any intention Of de-
--<elving or miileading having no hopes
or expectations, but .fuch as are common to
allhis fellow citizens; and-deep!y regret
ting{his views being totally independent
o. this or any Other adminiaration) thar
heptelent administration have 70 acted as
aot 10 d'5Jjagpoint him in any of his fears.
Previous to entering upon any farther
obfervations On The mighty discoveries Of
Nicholfon, Giles, Williams and Elmen-
dori, as promulgated in their notorious re-
port, it will be proper TO remark, that
che value of theie their difcoveries cannot
be jufly appreciated, unlefs fome atten-
ticn be paid TO the time which was employ
ed inraking them together, and to the
time at which the report was preiented 20
congreis. 6 The doors Of honor and
confidence had been entered on the 18th
Of March, by the leaders of the Band !;
snd about nine months thereafter this CON-
mittee was appointed. The inqai6tive
and prying ipirit of Gallatin, had NOT
been idle during this time, and it would
not be hazsrding contradiction to adert,
thar on Tie day Of the appointment of the
committee, all the delirquencies, if we
muf for moment call them 70, lated in
This report were fully known to him and
that he could in one week, have fated in
a manner efficiently Ineligible to autho-
rize them 10 report, every one of the
tranfaaions noticed, and every circum-
Rancethat had relation TO them. He had
fired them thoroughly before the meeting Of
congreis, his readinels to communicate them
is not to be doubted, and yet this report
was the employment of the leifure hours
of the patriotic committee for FIVE whole
months, and then made its appearance on
the eve of an adjournment for ieyen
months. Perhaps, however, they could
not bring their feelings to fuficient de-
gree of calloufnefs, with ihorter time Tor
preparation.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
The Ho.ou,abIe SAMUEL J. p

The Honourable SAMUEL ]. PorTtR,
cur Lieutenant Governor. having examined
the too forged letters, AyIed Rafkds<'s Lefseu.
and compared them with the h,nd-writing OF
Joba Rxle<ge, representative inscongrefs from
South Carolina. favored the public with his cer-
fi6case upon the amilitude of fhe hand writing.
This certificate was bsrsud with /sdtvsi dyaisf-
tics in ths ssfrd Chronicle, printed BY Beonet
Wheeler--the cuRomasy sbufe iGued from his
psefs, during the feiiion of the General AGem-
bly,. at which Lieutenant Governor Potter at
tended, the lsa week. in Providence. Two
days after the fcorriIoas rnblcs'ion made its sp-
pearance. this gentleman was choien, by the
Grand Committee. coo6aing Of the Governor.
the Senate. and she Representatives. Sss~fsr of
the Tinted Sfafy. for 6x yean from the third
day OF March next, sonbosf sbPSiios.
diRant friends win Judge. from . confederation
of ,hefe fatts. of the bIb sai~sfisx. in which
the FEDERAL papess Of this State arc held, by ouf
FRA ci,izens-and they viii be enabled to de-
iemioe the iror weight on the pob!ic mind Of
fhe grofs abofc leveIed at thofe Of our refpeeis-
bic c,ti.cns who Gil the moa importast ofices--
ssl fky 4vN aLs ysaiixe sbe brep,xu sfsttsf.g
0, s5t /fasdslsw. maifsu, $s< JSaT tsbI,eass,
sffse federal eSasn. only hIsnt cousenPs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
Republioanilm qriumpbana

Erfra7 g'a Letter f,s~ Bsriisg,on (vermonfl
dated or. s4,b. Sea.
" My predictions ase verified. Governor
Tichenor has a6oo msjoity, and of courIe has
received fome rhoufands OF republican votes.
The republican Lieut.. Governor has hand
fone majority. OF the counc,l & are republic
can TO federal. The Houfe is sicerssioed 20
DC about los Republican TO So Federal and
doab,tal."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
TO THE PUBLIC.

Nreson Ls.g. U'ba,f No. "a.
HONSTANlLY on hand, and sor Sale.
~ prime Po'k. Mcis and prime Beef oi the
h'a qaality, 'cpscksd IN the bea order, foitsbIc
Tor domettic or foreign ufe.---- Centicmen de-
ircos OF being accommodated with the beit Of
rsovihons. by calling At laid Store. will meet
the greacef encouragement, snd the fmalleft ia
vor gratefully acknowledged, by
KEYES & BRIGHAM.
- Corncd and Freih BEEF of the fra
quality. at faid Store, coohanrly for falc.
November S.isoz. cxH
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06

Wcafe authorized TO Rate from authentic
information, juf received from the Lrgilature
ot this State, that ,he Hon. ISRAEL SMITH.
Eiq. one OF our preient Representatives. in Con.
gTcs, Is elected Senator, by faid Ligiilature,
10 H. rhe place OF Nathaniel Chipmaa. Efq.
Whole Tea, in the Senate of the Uni,ed States
becomes vacant 10 March next. by majority OF
fsessy .fr vcses. Thus we fec true genuine Re-
fabLeashm triumphant over Fsdtrei dsisyGo~,
.srsdse,av. and fSyJfn. lVer. Jour.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
From BexSrn W5esisr's cb,s~isls.

"AMONC the whole g'oupe Of sdscea,es
Of A VILE DEMOCRACY. who have Lent
theis feeble powers tr endes,or TO fully the
chafstler Of the Hon. JoHs RurLEDcs,
none can appear more ridiculous & contempt
ib'e than the two IN the county OF Wilmington.
III is really lsuRhsbc, 10 Gee the nsmss OF The
Lieasenant Goyefuos and Mr.. HoxGe affixed
10 certificates. tending TO prove the likeneh Of
letters & words BY comparifon Of hand -wri.ing,
when the opinion Of 70 iefpettabIe number Of
geOsIemen. ~hoie foperior GilI In peomanfhip.
and who pofIers more. competent qualifications
10 decide on the fubjetl. have already been
marked BY contrary decifion--and which has
been generally received a. fully satisiatto'y."
or Thus Bennett Wheeler. has now COM
menced his atisck upon the fecond Magiass,c Of
the STATE. Ii is performed his caluunies will
meer the fame contemps, "a shofc did sgain& the
Fifa Magifrzte. Ii 10 really Imaginable TO fec
Mr., Wheeler. write about a v'is DtmsfsacI
DR.. Johnaon. lays :" a Democracy is form OF
Government in which the foveseign rower is
lodged in the body Of the 'PeoPle." Perhaps
Mr.. Wheeler. expets TO be lodged in the "hole"
with Mr.. ADAM " Mobility" [Pbesix.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06

prore that We have 10 the Leeinaurc 70 aero.
esa,s, or more. that will prove their fai'b by
their Spsrks. IS
80 From thc bea information thar can ob-
tain. we shall have about So voies in the Houte
OF Representatives. on moa qaeeions, and 10 oe
all aaetioas thar are in'ereitipg to the two
parties."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
Take Notice.

WO Stones having been placed 1T hiah
4 water mark. ON Eefsn's Bsae5, uo6e.
known 20 the fubicriber. and having 6nce been
removed by him ALI pc,fons arc cautioned
sgaina placing them there again. wilhou, his
knowledge or conitnt. on penalty of the Law.
NICHOLAS p. EASTON.
Nearfer. Nev. s, Isoa. cx
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06

! Byala,e arrival q B,Han. Earopesp da,e.
are received 90 TO Seaember IT. The rrrosr
OF Grn. La FAyerrs's death a. contraaiaed.
Letters hy this srrivs Gate ,h- iols a, the
late t'emenducus FIRE in Liverpool. England. az
a SOC, ,oool. frrling.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06

To ,hofe who have much leifu'c. we re-
comnead the psrufal of D,9sr Seater's letter
to John Ru,'edgc. Etq. pub!ih.d in the lait
M-rcury, and a conpaIifoo thereof with the d.
podion OF Wm. Moore. jun. publiihsd iasiAie
Mercury.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06

In PENNSYLVANIA the majority is up
wards Of TWENTY THOUSAND in favor Of
the Patriotic Governor M'KEAN. Every Re-
prefeosstive TO Congrefs. iron the preient afpett
OF The poll. in that STATE, viii be Republican.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
More PleaEng Intelligence !!

The Elections in Ma1achcfeus, which took
place on Monday laf, have. in three inaances
at ltai ptoved favorable 20 the cauje OF rational
liberty * the rights OF mankind. The follow
ye DiAr'tis have returned ired Republicans to
the next .Cnngre!s, ,'siz.
In Suffolk Diftritt. tinclcding Bottom, and
8 othes towni Drtior WILLIAM EUSTIS.
elected by majority Of 50, over John @wiro
ddam,. fon Of the larc PRECEDENT.
10 Eicx South Diaritt. (includirg Salem g.
8 OTHER .,own,) Honorable JACOB CROWN
INSHIELD, eleeied ty msjoriry Of ,o7. over
giuofky P'eke,isg, late Secretary Of State.
10 Norfolk Diitiitt, Honorable EBENE-
TER SEAyEk, eletled by majority Of a46.
Over two other candidascs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06

!. Thuridsy. the ,sth dsy ~ November inf.
Is snpoinfed @ sday of Public THANKS.
GIVING 'hroughour the Commonwealth Of
MARachole,u.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06

DIED.J--In this sowa, on the 9th of
Mu. CArHAr,rs FsxE, comfort Of Mr.. Ho
'ratia Feke. in the s6sh year Of her age.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06

GEORGIA ELECTION took place on
the 4th ult. They iend four Membrrs 20 Con-
greis. all of whom arc Republican. and elected
Without oppoGtion.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06

De6rous TO contribute 70 thc amulsment
Of our young & faGcifoI friends. msay OF whom
delight in ehoits. fpsctres. &c. sc. we ca'ch ths
hfa moment 10 announce 20 ,hem an aspa,iisn.
which Is TO DC iecn. evrry night. moving fSift-
ly uoder the tees. within the railing. in Waih-
ington- Sqalie. ar the hour of eleven This
walking fpiri, is of the 6ble fpecies. and is
called Ibe Bissk Pbax,ew.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06

MARRIED. LAT Jsmeaowp. on Thur
day evening. Mr.. WILLIAN Barry, to Mil
PArirrcs HAzARp,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06

we learn. that joss SrtsLs. Eig. h,,
se"ened n@ sihce, 4, Comptroller OF the Trea-
fury OF the Uni,ed States.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06

NEW. JERSEY ELECTION h. ter.
minated in favor of the Republicans. This
iccures 20 them rhe appointment OF Unired States
Senator, and all the State Officers.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06

A T the Nersh end Of Block lil,nd. on the
IN asfh of Iza month, MUSES. BOAT,
about g foe' kceI--wi,h neg iron bound
Hogfhesd on board. The owner mar have her.
by proving properry ssd psyiog chsrees.-Ap-
PIyio boNloN bNi1So.
Hrw Sbwsban, NSv. 3, Iso1. ex
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06

From Georgia to Rhcde Inand and Yer.
mont, the minority can fcarcely be called fac.
fion, il islio fpall. In Connet,ico, il decreaies
iachu.tts. would re fabhih IFS primitive glory,
and render her. as Of old, leading member 10
the grand federal aGocis,ioH.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06

For Sale at Public Kcndue,
I'm board the Schooner Waldo, at S,eveus'
~ wharf, on Tueiday the 9th infant, az
a o'clock, A. M. the remaining part of ths
old Sails and Rigging---for the benefit of the
underw riers and all concerned.
:, GARDNER & DEAN. A~9.
Nssvsof. NSU. S. 1904. :
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
FOR SALE.

THE Court Of Probate for the .to~n of
4 Newport, having appointed the fobfcrib-
ere Commiflioner-, 90 exsnipe the claims Of the
creditors, to the e&sfc Of DevA Meiwlr, late
OF Newpon, Pewsrer, deceafcd. reprefsnted in
folvent and twelve months being allowed for
that porpoir Notice 10 hereby given TO al per-
ions, having demands sgsinA fsid eftase. to
bring them in 10 either Of us, within faid time.
OF other~iie they will be pIecluded according
TO iaw.
JAMES cHAPpELL. c.mmy.
JOHN TILLINGHAST. ! 6srsu.
Or All Pcrioes indebted so fsid easte, are
reqoested 70 make immediate payment 20
CALEB GREEN, Admip',.
Newport, Ott 80, 1904. cx
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
&c Aai tie fiaer, su5ieb ssfs iww them, Na
ksezv fbesa no mevs."

Calender and the Tories have the vanity
to FAY they car zpstse,1ssvs fbe Pysfltss-Poof
creatures; ii defamation and fcandsl could eHeti
their object, no d6dbs they ~ouid be 5DccefsfpI.
Theie fellows sresss that il 10 /: iefS dificut to
rsN Sswn than 6s;IS -, and have the impu-
cence TO declare, that in their work of dsafuc-
,ion. les and fssn6si fhal Be their mca effetausI
weapons. H&r1tsrs Mec
Exra6 Of Ldoy. Sssd N~s.e Hsv<s. 06. 40.
I" As you calcsIated. yoa are corrs, the
tory pspen have attempted deceit hen the
Lsgilzture convened in this sown, Mr.. Ki,ty.
had only IS voses tor Speaker is 10 true bu,
that this was the whole Arosrh Of she Repub-
lieans in the House Of Representatives. 10 a gfof
m,frpreientatioo, which shofe ~ho poi'lifhed !,
krew TO be untrue thrse days from this will
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06

Our readers are invited candijly TO compare. she
following paragraph, copied from the Ms,eny
Of the S,h ult. with the fubjoiaed extract OF
letter from gentleman OF the hra reipee-
liability in Stonington.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06

For tbe mannrr Of ooadm7isz fbe rxami-
snfiea Of fb< J,grd knsu. o. tbe part Of Rxf-
Le&gs's .fyiends, Iss Rbods-Lfand Republican Of
Sspf. zstb,isoz.
I De,sffieu Of rbe ts,a- ~eaey ard biz eJIe
snrf--dteiarafioa on ne P,eEdeaf's hHer--d,tos
ffiom, rriaffvv 10 Ge6yy--.fsy qvbub fee Rbsds-
L0asd Republican of abe 9f5 .~k.