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Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21
portlano.
MoNDAr, JUNz ar, 1907.

a fourth trial has been made in the FirR
Esefrn Difri7 for the choice of representative
10 Congreis. But by the returns we have
received, it is probable there is yet no choice.
The federal votes are principally divided
between Samuel Thacber and Pbineas Bruce,
Efqrs.--and the antfed's are in favor of
M. Kintasy, Efq we'll known as iacobin ad-
venturer and fAid TO be one of thofe good
parrots" who favored Sbayf' inlurretfion in this
fate. He is a genuine candidate then for jac
ohinic fofrage. But it is prefumed the pro-
grefs Of corre4 politics in Name, will defeat
his ambitious views to obtain a feat in Con
grefs.
The Supreme Judicial Court has hnihed its
term in Kennebec county, and is now in fef
fon in Lincoln. The few criminal cafes which
have been before the court mutt give favora-
BILE idea of the found morality and general cor
rea politics of this exteniive and rapidly increa
hng Diaritt where enterPrite is encouraged
and indufry rewarded.
1t is expe6ed BANK will be Immediately
eaablifhed at WJfsDEt. This mutt give a
weight and advantage to that town and vicin-
i,y, much to the interea and confequence of
that part of the Diarid. The towns of Hal
lowell and Pittaon, it is faid, will be largely
concerned in it,
II is thought by many that the efablifhment
Of new bank in the eafern part of the Diftria,
viii operate againft the introduction of new
one in Portland. Should this be the cafe Il is
hoped the tock in our preient bank may be
very conliderably enlarged, as its capital is now
quite too fmall for fuch a town as Portland,
aud many of our country brethren are deprived
OF the benefits theyhave right to expea from it.
Bonaparte is now exhibiting one of the rnolf
brilliant dfplays of his penetration and policy.
BY an act of oblivion. he is inviting into France
sil the Ex-Nobles, Clergy, Men of Science,
Virtue and Wealth, who emigrated during the
reign of Jacobins and vandalilm And at
she fame time is tranfporing TO LanJf1na and
Iszslagsesr all the democratic infureents in his
dominions. The Firi Conful well knows, that
: sh- former will fupport every well adminiaer
ed government and that the latter are fl fub
jeets for no other governments than fuch as thefe
uiod=:n 5siay Boyr will turnifh. SaL Gaz.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21

Tobs )old, BY order Of Court, on Mon
day fbe Etf5 day Of July nest, at ten 0'fl0ek IN
fle forenoon. at tbe boaft Of Mr.. ABRAHAM
BEEMAs, IaakoL1sr ia Portland,
NNE third part (viz. Betty Hutton, minors
~ third) in common and undivided of LOT of
LAND6iuated ouKing erref,' 10 faid Portland, which
belonged 70 William Hutton, now dece2fed.
WILLIAM DYER, cpaydiss fs1aia Miner,
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE fubfcriber informs bis cuftomeres, that
three years have Almof expired Ence he has
rode pot during which time he has ipared no
pains 20 accommodate them with their paPers:- -
and as there are fome who have not paid any
thing fince be has rode, he calls on them and all
who have accouus open with him, to fette the fame
by the 6rt of July next, up 70 the frf%of October
following (at which time he expects to diicontnue
r.eina) o,herwfe he will be UNDER the necefity OF
Yans AZ. JACOB HOW.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21

Afpsiutmenh 5y hs P,s,iSess Of abs UrltsS Stsh,.
Robert Brent, Mayor OF the city of Wilmington.
Thomas Munroe, Superintendent of the city of
Warrington.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21
LeWifon Bridge.

NOTICE 10 hereby given thar the Meetiog OF the
IN Propnetors Of Lewilton BRIDGE, aands adjourned
Tnefday the fwenty-ninth infant. at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, the dwelling houfc Of DAN RxAs,
Efq in LrrOifss. D. REED, JUN. Prep. CtrA. 4
HaAtrveH. 3rrr 10. ISo1a
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21
FsI2ival of ST. Tobn.

he Portland Lodge OF Free and Accepted Mafons,
l. intend TO eeiebrase the Feifiyz Of 81 John. aud
dine togshsr at Erssngtas E<H, on the 74th June
The Brethren are requeledo meet At one O'Clock, N.
Bv order Of the Right worfhipful Mater.
June 4, 1901 !. SWIFT, Seraa,y.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21

Drnainso,
Ar Gill, Maf Rev. Jabez Mualei
AT Goff'town, N. H Rev. David Lawrence Morrill,
Bt Hcnniker, Rev. Mofes SAWYER
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21
S. Harding,

S. Harding,
u EfpedfuIly informs his friends and the public,
IN that has for fAe his fhop in Union Street, gen.
era aIorrment of genuine
DRUGS SJ MEDICINES.
including number of PATENT MEDICINES.
Also,
Nails and Brads of various fizes, Dye Woods, Oil
Vitrio CoPperas. and AuG, Starch. Teas, and other
GROCERIES, too many to be enumerated. l
Ali of which he Aatters himfelf he can fe On as
reafonable terms AZ can be Purchaed any fhop in
Portland for Cath Country Produce. June a.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21

Ts tbs Hono,abk TIE 17g9ires of tbe Court of Cam
mon Pleas, boiden at PoaOnalbOrongb, tn and for
tbe county Of Lincoln, on the (ceond Aonday Of
May, n. D. 1901.
IT 'HE Petition of JosrrH POTTER, of Bowdoin. in
J. the county Of Lincoln, yeoman. and HANNAH
bis Wife; and DANIEL STAPEL, Of Toplham, IN faia
county, yeoman, and RHoDA, his Wife-humbly fhews
That your petitioners arc isterelfed in common with
he heirs OF John Lemont, late OF Georgetown in faid
county, deceaied, and others your petitioners un-
known in certain farm tract of Land, lying in
Bath, in faid county with the appurtenAnces thereof
bounded wefwardly by Stevens River, Southwardly by
land belonging the family of Purintons eawardiy
BY land belonging to Jofhua Phbrook, Jofeph Sewall,
and Dummer Sewail, and northwardly by land belong
ing James Lemont being all the real efate that the
fsd John Lemont died feized Of containing three hun
dred acres, more or lcfs OF which eleven undivided
hundreth parts belong the fad oeph Potter. and he
faid Hannah, in her right and other eleven undivided
hundreth parts belong to the faid Daniel Sape, and
the fsid Rhoda, in her right :And your petitioners
being dclrous of holding and ponefng their sefpeve
parts hares Of fad farm rst Of land in fevcraty,
pray that partition thereof may be made and that the
1ares aorefAd may be divided and fe off to your Pc
ttioners respectively 70 that each may hold their faid
fhare in feveraty, according to the law in uch cafe
BENJAMIN ORR, Aaoraey to Psa.isasrs.
lf
Ltutoin, G.-M Court Of Common Plsa5 balder
at P0zvnal5oroagb, in snd for ttr county Of Lin
coin, on the Jse0nd Monday Of Nay, a. D.
1902 g.
ON the petition Of JosRrH Porter and others, for
partition above, ordered that the petitioners notify
all perfons interetcd in faid tract of land by pubifh
ing aefcd copy of this petition and order thereon,
IN Jenks' PsrtSnd Gaxatr, three weeks fnccefivey,
the la publication be three weeks Seore the
fcflion Of this Court and aIfo by pong the fame in
fomc public place in the Of Bath. three weeks
previous the of fad Court that they may
appear and hew caufc if any they have, Why the pray
er of the petition flould NOT be granted.
A true Copy of Petition and order theron. Is
Auef-> ALDEN BRADFORD.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21

The i7t6 June, being the annivenary Of the
battle OF Banker Hill. tha. event was ceIebra-
ted at Charleiown, on Thuriday laff.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21

Il is faid, there are nearly three millions Of
dollars worth Of property. belonging to the
citizens Of the United States, detained in the
River Plate, IN South America.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21
Mufic.

THE following New. Mufc. for faic At II. cIAsk's
/ Bookfore, No. 8, Jones' Row:
A few copies of Rr- Asrs-Esgis-f. . new patriotic
fong, written by Thomas Paine. ZIG -she muse com
pof-d BY s. SchAfcrs- rs-Likcwife, P,ik eFsv Pls.s---
7au~rerv--1r5s wy Fair-ctzxy Her,y s Crasy Jsar--
JeiJ Of f6s Grsss-S-s.rf P 5ssa s Lsse--7b< RgH5a-
Liftie Sasr Bey-jVbrr re Stare ess h Tsf-8trs re
Hsl0zs Dyrm- 7Be Szve<t Lisk Bid, &c Sc. with
variety Of other MuEc. Tr~ n.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21

| HE Subicrlber hereby gives notice 10 ali con-
y cerned, that having been duly appointed Adj
minifratrix on the eaats Of MOSES ILSLEY,
late of Portland, in .he county of Cumberland,
gentleman, deceaied, hastaken upon her that ruff,
aud given bond "a the law directs She there fore
requelfs all perfons who are indebted to fad de-
ceafed's eftate TO make immediate payment and
thofe who have any demands thereon, TO exhib-
IT the fame TO ,, f. SARAH ILSLEY.
pnSsJ,,5a M,- ~
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21

N B. As above, confgnment of INDIA COT
TONS. which will be, foid low, by the Bale leis
quantity, at approved credit. Portland Nay II.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21

He Suoicriber hereby gives notice 90 all coR-
/ lcerncd, that having been duly appointed Ad-
miniftrator on the Eftate of CHARLES PETERsoN,
late of Bath, 10 the county of Lincoln, Mer-
chant, deceaied, has taken upon him that truf,
nd gwen Bond az the law directs He therefore
eqnehs all Perfons who are indebted to fad deceaf-
eds eftate TO make immediate payment and thofe
VINO hare any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame, to- ,t JoHx PETERsos.
Bate, Nay rs. ieca, (rs)
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21

Ltutoin, G.-M a Court Of Common Plsa5 b0lde,
at P01vnal5Orongb, in snd for tie county Of Lin
coin, on the jse0nd Monday Of Nay, a. .
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21

THE fuhcrIbsr bas been duly appointed Ad-
! miui(tratrix upon the ,Efate of JOHN
HOBBY, late of Portland, Efqure, deceaf-d :-
All Perions who. are indebted TO fad Efate, are
requcited to make payments OF the fame 10 her
without delav.Y HANNAH HOBBY.
Portland. M9y 20 1901
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21

n LII perions who have demands upon the Ef-
"A tate of JOHN HOBBY, late Of Portland,
,E(q- deceafed, reprefspted infolvent; are hereby
rcqueRed, u EXHIBIT the fame TO the fabfcribers,
duly appointed t. receive and examine the claims
againf fad elate,a the Office of JOAN FRoTHIsG-
HAM, Efq. where they will attend for that purpote
tho hrft Monday Of June next, and on The fra
Mondays of tie Eve following months.
JOIN FRoTElNcaAm,l ,,;oy,,,.,
; , .tr-s SAMUEL HOMER, e0""'-I'0"''''
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-18

THE fubfcriber. having entered into CO.
4 Prtnerhip under the firm CT Skei4oa q
Rsggi1. would refpeetfolIy inform the public,
that they have taken Wickham's wharf, next
fouthwsrd of Col. Sherburne's. where they have
for iale on reafonable terms, "A complete aaort-
ment OF Eaitern snd other Lamber-iuch as
merchantable pine Boards & Plank, clear Boards,
clear Joif pine DO. fquare Oak
Timber, pine Do. fpruce Do. Oak Jolt, Hem
lock Do. Spruce Do. Birch and Beech s.incb
Plank for bedaeais red Cedar, locua and
White Cedar Potts, for gsrden fences Cedar &
Pine Clapboards good Kennebeck and other
Shingles and La,hs. &c.---Lomber Of any di-
mention or kind can be procured from the Eat
crn country At fhou notice.
They aic have tor fale WeR- India Rum by
the Hogfhead or Barrel /; New England Do.
Sugars by the Hcgihead or Box Molsies by
the Hoglhead Co,dase of all iizes by the
cwt. or imalles quantity Nails of all hzes |;
Pitch. Tar and TuIpentpe, sc.
DANIEL SHELDON,
BENJAMIN RUGGLES.
Ne1yf0rf, Nay is. 1901. 6rI
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-18
NICOLAS CEFFROY.
Wafcb. Maker. in NezDborf.

Natcb-Maker, in Neagport,
LIS Cosfauty OF band. ar elegant aDS,f-
i i mem Of qeavas,sd, and esnmsn Engi@,
and Ceneva Wairbes and Time PisesS, qcb,eb be
qoW Pillar reajSsa5k term.
lie aJ6 carrier on fbe
Goldfmith's s. Silverfmith's
B46ao6. in 0HD brase5<s. and hbeqvy< quil
make, orvessr. any Asd IF Jezo<Hsy, in fbe
seafss Je)6i's.
fIc has likegiie for Sale,
NboiejaIe and Retail, all kinds Of JJesv-
siley. impsrsd and Of ibe Lafsf teb5iorI e5aeen'
goid and hiUsy epaHienb; piafsd and 6rejs car
dlsyaifks +; plated and britannia fsa-pofs, dirk,
fuaH .faoo,d and bAnger; PLATED bns, Fiy,np'
and PR, ie0-f,ays; es,q~s Andi,sns. yEovef and
foggs !; eaflsyy qoaye Of aHkin x,ekf and da,
Ily-gIcDSs Iadie' and gentismrn'' psekef book' !;
d,aDF1g-gigDS, /; I4lprndsrs; fryDf; boye-qobips;
raS0r' Hopkm'5 Jamoss yasor. .ayos 69f Bsav-
sr bar; ssIfxmey Of all kmds. f,om Louson and
Pa,b; bai,- ,-psqpds, Janreb B0rley,jagar, and
Jaga, pi2m5'; sfa~~ Jga,, /, 5sf Mala5Sa q
Se0iebbs4f; amda g,eHf Uayieiy Of 0fber a,fielt'.
roo nHmfyom 10 izyer in an AdUer,jSmenf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-18

W w Y oI ART0OAN,
u RESPECTFULLY informs his friends,
IN and the public io general. that he has jaa
received by the laten arrivals at Bottom, a new
and beautiful aaortment Of
ENGLISH GOODS,
Which he offers for fsle very low, amongR
which are the follow inc ARTICLES
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-18
For Republicans aout,
ON DUELLINC.

DUELLlNG is murder, licenfed
by cuaom and dilguiled by mott ab-
furd notions of honor. The offence
which occaions a challenge to duel
is not uiually an injury Of the higheis
kind, bur fome ralh and pailionate ex-
preGions which do not fall within the
cognizance of civil law. The blood
of man is ipilled and his precious life
is violently wrelted from him, for
merely an inadvertent expreilion, a
raih word, fpoken perhaps in the deli
rum of wine. And the punifbment
does nor always light on him who is
the aggrehor, or does the injury, bat
as often he falls in the duel, who has
received the injury. In !ettling dill
pute This way, the injured party Pawns
bis life, as il were, To the perion that
had injured him, and lofes il ny his
hand than which no,hing is more
unequal and UNREASONABLE.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-18
FOR SALE, BY
7acob Rschardlon,

.h tie Poit- Office, grsAi vavier J Bsoks and
Stationary a,asrg aVbieb are, .kVer-
al xe-v psbiieatraas, pix.
4 VIEW of the Political conduct Of Aaron
"A BURR. E'q. Vice PreGdcot. -. Wosd's
Correct Sta,ement. Barnns,ors Voyage to
New South Wales Alio, .idan,' Four Let
tsIs, being an int-reaing Correspondence be-
t~een JoHS ADAMS. late Preddeut, and SAM
uEL ADAMS, late Governor Of Maaachuictts.
Life Of General BoNAPARrB--& An Anti
dote to JOHN WooD's Potion
Likewife may be had at isid S,oIc, alarge
Allotment Of Houie Paper, and Borders.
N. B. II may perhaps be unneceHary to
inform the Public, that he has lately made an
addition 10 bis Circulating Library Of " many
'thoutaed Volumes Of BOOKS, in the diiFsIens
branches of Literature"
or To be fold az above. few TICKETS
in the Providence BaptiA Meeting Houic Lot.
terry. dSssa al, 1904. e9tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-18
MURDER & SUICIDE.

The N,sbu gh paper os Avg. i9, lays -
We are informed, by Two gen,ieaen wnnAPaii>d q
through Connettcat- Farms, New jertey, on
FRIDAY iaR. ',ha, mott hotsii decd was COM
n,i,tsd ON the evening befo'c by pcIion ot the
name Of Scamsn; the c,rcumHances az near as
vi can rcsoli,el are as follows:
Mis-. Seaman had been oot to one OF the
neichbors on The afternoon Of rha,iday, aud
two Of their children had been TO ichooI (; on
the return of Mn. Seaman and the children, It
was ioppofed ihs, Mr.. Seaman, alter ihasting
up the houie and tAtlening the doors, proceeded
10 butcher his wife and children-An axe was
found in the room, which il Is probable was che
inarument he uied TO execute the horiid botche-
~, as the marks OF she axe was plainly diicov-
crable on her forehead, the icu!l being da'hed
20 pieces, and pillow was found tying under
her head. The children, i, is iuPpoied. while
,hi. was tranfaaiog. had acd up aain. where
they were purfued and maaacrcd by their inhu-
man father, in manner too Mocking to relate.
After thefe wicked and barbsrous proceeding,
he 6nilhed the horIid cstaitrophe, by blowing
out his own bfaios his head being simoR en-
tircly fhot from his body. ard hs brains lcattcr-
ed over the room. The following morning the
houfe being ihut longer than ofusl, The neigh
boy GOT ladder and diicovered the chlldren, IN
the arper room lying dead, and the aocr fam
cd with blood magitra'c was TENT tor, and
the houie broke open. jury OF nqcth were
called, but we have not learnt their verdict. "
is eonietaued he was de,sused, as i wss iaid
,hs, he had for fome time paa exhibited y mp
toms Of infanity. lie was 10 cafy circanta anc-
es and his father re!ides in New York.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-18
CASH, PAID FOR
LINEN g. WOOLEN RAGS, BIZ
Chriitopher c. Olney,

Dsiiusrcd at hD Null, or at BIS PAPER Hays-
Hoy/f,
.NyHERE he has for fale. at wbo,eiale and
Wv retail, all kinds Of Paper, viz. Foelf-
cap Writing Paper, No. and s.--Vclum Let
ter do.--- Pot do. Wrapping do.--Bounct do.
--Clo,hier's do. IL quality -Sheathing. with
and without Sand. Book -Binder's Boards.~-
Candle Paper, and Sugar Loaf Bloe.--ALso,
A complete A0ofmens OF Blank Account
and Record Books.--L,KIwisE
Account Books made and ruled to sny pat.
tern. to fur the epuIchaisr.--A complete Abort
mcnt Of school Books, and Stationary Of al
kinds, Sc.
AJ6. Warranted Chocolate. by the Box,
or pound. Cocoa Shells. by the Bag.
N. B. Wanted, osc OF two Boys. from, { =
to "a years of age, as Apprentices to the Paper
making add Clothing busiaefs.---To faeh great
encouragement ~ill be sivea.
Psvidtarf. Ms,eb >. isos. tat
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-18
7ohn MoMer & Combany,

John Moher & Company,
I INFORMS the Public. that they have pur-
4 chafed the Trading Stock Of fbouas Crefn,
and conrinoe the bu6neis in the fame Store.
Said Mg@ey & Co. would ALTO inform the
Public. that they have reduced The prices OF faid
Stock 10 very low rates, and have joa received
a very handfome fupply Of frefh
Spring Goods
Which. in addition 10 the old Stock, makes the
Afortment complete--all which they are deter
mined TO fell
VERr CHEAP FOR CASH.
The fmaIlea fsvon will be moA gratefully
acknowledged.
or All thofr indebted to THOMAS GREEN.
on Note or Book account, are deired TO make
payment 30 faid MosAER, & Co. who arc en-
powered to fettIe the fame.
Newport. May 70, Soa. Soft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-18
Nicholas WebHer,

INFORMS the Public. that he has opened a
Il GROCERY STORE in Broad Street. in
she houfe. 'aie the property Of Mr. Caleb Earl.
where he has for Sale a general aGorment of
WEST-INDIA GOODS.
Among Others, are the following articles (:
Rum, Brandy, Gin, Cherry Rum, Molaaes.
Flour, Rye and Indian Meal, Teas of various
kinds. Coffee, Chocolate, Raiaas, Currents,
Pepper, Ginger, Alfpiec, Cinnamon, Mutmegs.
Butter, Chccie, Candies, Onions, Topaeco,
snuff. Powder and Shot, Lamp Oil, Loaf and
Brown Sugars, &c.---ALSO,
A general and extenfive variety of
Crockery and Hard Ware; Men'ss Women's
Ssoes, &c. Sc. with many other articles, too
tedious TO mention all which will be fold at
the moa reduced p'ces.
Ns1opor,. NoO. a.. 1901. 6of
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-18
Nathaniel Naion.

INFORMS the Public that he has commcnc-
i cd the TIN PLATE Working Buiinef,, at
the houie occupied by his father David Nses.
nearly oppohte the foot Of the Church. Lane.
where all kinds Of Tin Ware is manufattred in
the hea manner. and at the horeif notice. Of
the beit materials. All orders for any kind of
Tin Ware, executed Immediately. Conitant
attendance given, and the fmsllea favOn ac-
knowledged,
Nswpsrf, Jms II, 1904. 9sd
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-18

For Sale, by.fbe Sabjeri6er,
JAMAICA RUM by the hog fhead,
j Ditto SUGAR by the hid. or barrel,
Ditto MOLASSES, all of a Quality.
JOHN MEIN.
CbHreb-Lans, JsJ IL, 1904. o4a
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-18
Sail Making.

Sail Making.
HE fubicfbers having entered into partner
i hip. under the firm of
SPooner and Dunham,
hereby inform the Public, tha, they.carry on the
Sail LMsking bufineis. 10 its various branches,
at their Sail Loft. on the wharf Of the late Gen.
John Malbooe, at the South part of the town.
Thofc Who may favor them with their cuftom,
may depend on punttusiity and difpa,ch. All
favos will be gratefully ackno xledged, by
WING SPOONER, ad.
CHARLES c. DUNHAM.
Newport, April 8. 1907. 79tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-18
MfsS&stss. v
A'sssss'f
B RIT AIN! /!

A ND where is BsiTAia f--ln the Kin OF
IA day,
Where ftormy Neptune rolls his utmoa tide,
Where fans obooe didulc feeble ray,
Aud lonely waves the faled coats divide.
Seelf thou yon I1e. Vhofe deferi lsndfcape yields
The mouro,u traces Of the fame ihr bore
Where matted fhorns oppref. the cuitor'd fields,
Aud piles of rum choak the dfeary ihore -
From tloie io''d ieais, the Virtues fad with
drew,
From fell cor,upiion's bald and ycnal hand |;
Reluetsot Freedom way'd her lsh adieo,
And Devaitation fwept the .stsl'd iand.
On her white cliif,, the pillars once OF fame,
Her melancholy Genus hts TO vail
Drops the fond tear, and DER her Lai5F Nsme,
Bids dark oblivion draw her fable veil.
[9bt( (oLsroirg 9aainf Sosc. IL sxfyadsd f,om
fbe HoRNFT. a Deme,sGe paper, pabIybed
at Fvdyickiozoa, May,Land. TIE poas
rOmb5fd for tbe meridian If toaf Place, ap-
5i'rs aOib a v"y httis vayiahoH 70 t6b msri-
dian.
SEE yon pack OF fad Feds,
How they hang down their heads,
To d.eo gricf for the iofs~of ihcir places
But they'h never more Tile,
Tho they cry out their eyes.
And extend iull yard their long faces.
For Republicans aout.
Will with rapture keep oot
Such chaps, for The good OF the nation;
7by may FAR. fbey nay J,ef,
But veil hold cn bet.
or NOT man viii regain hiii6 fafiog!
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-18
John & Henry Cahooac,
HAVE fok sALr,
Ar their cTOpE - p..:a., xxgLe


AT their STORE on Baniaes's Wharf,
ORoHN SUGAR. BY r5e Sa,yri or tsxs
Melals, BY sbe begyS<ad; Florr, By Ne 6ar.
rel; Po1oae,. BY l5e eajs, Sbeabiug. Paper, BY
the baHd,rd; Caxdles, by fbe bsx; Iros Cabeel.
e.; and gesHiss SPANISH SEGaRS.-ALso,
HONEY, BY the barrel or gallos
--Nepo-riuk Saap. BY fbe bsx-M<srs- He'd To-
ba.eo-BT 4b pyosf J0maica Rsm-T,sx
Sfoves-SaA. Ptfe,'d Hams-Bs.,eY. and H.g',
Lard. Jr.-LIKEwIsE,
LIQUORS, Of The bef kind, a
general ADS,tmer,-a pa,isD stber A,fieis
IN ibe G,oesy Liue---a eombkr d0sume~r Of
qvbieb they f,epsj< 70 be eeuaa-fLv Supplied 4vi.S.
sT MASTERS Of Packets, Par
Enseu, Se. may be S3ppiied at Jaid Store, On
the y%anss Nonee-zohb any .4yficie be, may
4o0nt---aa4 nbsD F4Osr g,A,etAlb .aslxsqv-
h6ged.
GREEN CHARS, Der Do=sn-
Bar Iron, per Hundred qot.-M,diisps and Car
mel, per baryei--Oaioss, De, H4sdyed buneBr,.
or /nailer qaan,hie5--LO .1F-SUGARS. and
a Ua,ier Of zoe 69 .f7EAS.
Newport, FEB. 20. 1902. sH
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-18
WILLIAM HELME

RolptafniL, ieforn' BIZ F'Rrd, srdfts Psbiie.
THAT having employed an experienced
4. Workman from New York, he has FOR
fale. al his Nlanoiataory on ,he Point 10y the
large or fmsli qeAa,i,y) mould and dipped tai
low Candies. hssd.and foft Soap, warranted to
be OF equal quality TO any imported.
NszsSsrr, Sttf. !. 1904. ciJ
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-18

The Pubic Laws a the State OF Khcde- lasns,
psfsd iiase the Year I7ys--for Sale here.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-05

G9utEr 4.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-05
Sale bp audton.
On WEDNESDAY,

40 s'elock, qvN be fold at the Veaaa'
ore, tie Garner Of King and Oaio'
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
. Whiky in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caks,
Wine in pipes and quarter caiks'
Molafes In hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Sop in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
RaiGns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
A variety of DRY GOODS.
THOS. PATTON, dadioaefr.