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The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-23
Fran tie Befon Centre,
VALUE OF NEW LANDS IN
t1E UNITED STATES

The value of new lands in this coua-
try will appear from the foliowire
itatements. By the lare Genius it is made
evident THAT the annual iacrtafe Of men
IN the United States is now upwards o.
one hundred and eighrecn rhoufand; and
iuPpotlng fix5y eight thouland 60 remain
IN the old towns, which is large al
loW2nce } ard the remaining fifty thou
land TO tetrle on the new lands, allortino
TO each man two huRdred acres, which
The new fettlers on an average will re
cure, as the wealthy vii! purchafe more,
there will be demand for ten millions
OF acres annually. This demand will
lncreatG with the growing population
OF our country augmented by the n1igra
lions from Europe, which are to beck
Pe6ted IN greater numbers that In any
former period, And as fcveral millions
OF The public debt will be annually paid,
many OF the receivers Of it may with
TO YETI their money in new lands, as
rheie will adopt the greatef profpea Of
gain. This is IN important circun-
lfance Ill favor OF the rife Of new lands
which never before exited in this coun-
cry Add TO dis, thar fome capitalists
in Europe have already made large pur-
chaies Of our new lands, and many more
may be expected to Purlue the fame OBJ
jet, as the profped Of gain is 70 invit-
ing. Such 4 concurrence Of powerful
Gates as a5e now in operation, NUT pro
duce great effect How clear then
and forcible is e., dcmotrarion, THAI
the ygiettiej iaa, In the United States
viii cond0ue riling in value
This calculation is founded on fucb
well known ads, and principles, its
truth nu& DC obvious to all inteliigepr
perjons. It ALTO ihews, how eafly and
certainly gr@ar part of the national dcot
may De paid by the ialc Of the new lands
now owned, and which may be purchafed
by Che Union, if government acts with
wIfdom,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-23
Riebm0nd,
3Rne 22d 1902.

Letters recei0sd feyOm ST. Hrlsuo g5us q
Jsagnf@r. and 46el7tng Narvati1e ref
PsfffngG Dsfeyfsrs from, tbe artillery
Of thai Uaud. Their estraoy4iuary
adventures produced q Coart of saquiry
an The lztb Of December LIT, eoben
foba Frozen, one 9f fb@ yi.s-Divo,s, as1dIi
ve'-sd The Jollor0iag accoapf gpou cath.
In Juns, 1899, belonged to the Fire
Company of Artillery, in the iervice
OF this garrlfon, and on the 10Th of that
month, about half an hour before parade
time, M'Kinnon, gunner, and orderly
OF the I'd company, aiked me fl was
wiling TO go with him on board Of IN
American lhip called the Columbia; af-
ter tome conversational agreed, and rnct
him about feyen O'Clock at the rlay-
houie, where l found one M'Quinn, Of
MAJOR Seals company, another man
called Parr, another man called BRIG
houie and the fxth Matthew Con
way.
Parr was good feaman, and faid he
would take us to the i0and of Attention,
W AJN o4l IL4N 4ldl UOul LII LI1S SOIuln Ola
could weigh anchor and come out. We
went down, about eight O'Clock, to tle
Wet Rock, where the American boat
was waiting for US, manned wish three
OF the American feamen, which took us
along fide the Columbia.
" Brighoufe and Conway propofed
to cut whale boat from out Of the har-
bour, to prevent the Columbia from be-
ING fulPeded, which they effected.
We obferved lanthorns paHine on
the line towards the Sea Gate, and hear
ing great noi(e, thought VIC were
nilied and ieafched for. We imrnedi-
aIely embarked in the whale boar, with
about twenty FIVE pounds of bread in
bag, and finall key of water, fuppofed
20 contain about thirteen gallons, one
compass and one quadrant, given 60 rs
by the commanding officer Of the Co
lumbia but IN our hurry, the quadrant
was either left behind, or dropped oyer
board.
We then left the fbip, pulling with
two oars only, to get head other; the
boat was halffull of water, and nothing
TO bale her out in chs condition we
Eowed out to Tea, and lay OF the iaand a
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-23
TO TIE PUBLIC.

l never, till within shefe two days, read
with any fort of attention, Joncs's Richmond
head OF May 29th. fl had fuipected it TO
contain fuch MATS of calumnies, as fince
md that II does, it faould have been an{wered
before now. SO much cffrontery, inconfif-
fency, and equivocation, have not often been
ahen6ied in any Jingle piece. I am now
tracing 1t out hyparagraphs; and fhall, in next
number, give him Ave columns Jones has
introduced his BED CKAMBERi Amen
J. T. CALENDER.
Riebm0nd,
s7nne 2ad 1902.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-23

he tettIerS on new lands, now con
vert their waite wood into POT and pearl
aihes, which often more than paws for
clearing the land, and towing It WIFI
wheat; 10 that they clear their lands and
obtain large crops witho i, cxpenfe.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-23

!, We have puff heard from tie country that
She Gtfehtes have determined TO put TO death
one OF the editors of this paper. This is the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES waded through blood and
infamy, from the rank ola pettifogger attorney
to be the icourge Of France and of Europe.
We fhould be glad to know whether or not
Citizen Giles is above the Virginia Laws !.
We have proved that he holds in perfeSe con-
tempt thoie Of the United States, which he
has often iworn to fupport.
The following letter was received few
days ago, from one ofour readers
TirgiriG, June eth, 1902
It's twenty years hnce have been in
Richmond. Polibly fhall never 90 again.
Nearly bed-rdden. Read much Neigh
bouzs furniih newspapers. Take none ny
{elE Never fhall again becasle made a
VOW MOI TO do it, after difcovercd che infamous
charl6tcr Of and how horribly be is
gwen 90 lying. Had been warm fupporter
Of his paper. Am now forty for il. Hope
to be forgiven. Your paper of WcdneiIay
2Sth, lait month, TENT me this day. The me-
rlted iwitcbing you have given to Fayme,
Gales is well worth the inclofed FIVE dollar
note, as much as you wiihed to 6oyys7v in
Summer 1899, of your quondam friend with
the harmonious voice.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-23

The above means no great matter. But
we underitand that the publication of it
would be acceptable; and it is always part
cularly agreeable to be obliging to an old man.
The name of the printer is fuppreied. He
never publiihed paper in Richmond.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03
L u M B E R.
BENJAMIN RUCCLES

Rslpeaf1ib inform bn CsGsmsy, and tse
Psbhe in grnerai,
THAT he will undertake to procure Houfc
i or Store Frames, or any other dimenfons
Of Timber. Plank for Whsrves, &c. Of the fol-
lowing kinds of Eaaern wood, viz. White
Piue. Spruce, Norway Pine, Hemlock, Black
or Yellow Birch. for Cabioet work Cedar,
Hackmatack. Maple, Black or White-Aih.
Beach, or kock-Maple :--Apo, Mats and
Spars of any dmenlon. and Birch or Hackma-
tack, Ship Timber any of which. if applied
for ihis Winter, may be delivered here in the
courie Of the next Spring or Summer. on the
eaica pofible terms. Any perfon wiihipg TO
contract, would DO we'll to apply early ia the
Winter, that proper time may be had TO get
the Timber out.
He has. hkewiie, on hand, at his Lumber
Yard. on Slocum's wharf, in Newport, gen.
ersl sGorment Of Eaaern Lumber fuch as
Boards, Timber. Spruce and Hemlock JoiA,
Window-frame- fluff, Shingles, Clapboarcs. Ce-
dar- Potts, Laths, &c.--A fupply of which be
propofes to keep conaantly on hand.
ALTO. gen,eel Boarding and Lodging may
be had for two Gentlemen. on eafy tesms.
NrWporf. Nov. al, 1907. g1
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03
To be /aLd, and fs6lgfam gIveS srxs Siring.
A F A r NJ,

7 YING in Ss5stlS, State Of Correaicut,
IL pleafantly Gtuated, within 40 rods Of the
Meeting Houfe and Academy, in faid town.
and only 6 miles from the City Of Hdyfard,
on the grea, Stage Road leading from thence to
Defmspfb College and from Bsess to NszU-
Tort, AKbar,, &c. Said Farm contains CO
acres of Land under good improvement well
fenced with fuitsble proportion Of Orchard
Jog. Mawipe. Paaurirg. Plow-land. &c. two
hsndfcme and convenient Dweiiiog HoniSs;
Barns, with good Stables. Out. Hcufes, two
Wells Of excellent wafer, and simoa every other
accommodation uecefary for Tavern.
1t is as beautiful and eligible a.
aand, perhaps, as any in the fate, for Public
Houfe, and hn been improved as fueh upward,
of 30 years fuccefively. it is lkewife central
and commodious for Merchsnt,r Tradefman.
A good bargain may be had, and
an indifpu,ahle title given.-For further Parti-
cula,, enquire of the Printer hereof. or the
Sub!criber, living on the premifes.
SETH AUSTIN.
Dfom5er IL, iSol.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03
LIFE OMISSIONS.

THE rapid return of the citizens Of the
New. England Hates 20 thoic genuine principles
Of Republication. and that Independent ipiri,
which animated them in our revolution, mutt
gladden. the hearts Of all who with well to our
union.--The afIiduous cndeavoun that were
made in the courfe of the late administration to
preyerr the good intentions Of, and blind to
their true in,ereas, the independent yeomaory OF
thofe fatcs, were unfortunately but too fucceh-
fnI the ex,cnGyc chin of patTopized leaders,
dependent on their cxerions 90 promote the
views Of 'he ruling party for their Offices, pro-
we'd very hi tools they threatened and dscc'y-
cd. awcd and even perfected; they called 20
their sid that powerful engine over weak and
nnfofpeeiing, but honeA minds, the polpif II
was 70 thcie arts, and not from conviction, that
the asiaocrstic faction owed their Prepondes-
ance ;--no change Of principles was effected
rhe in,elleffs of the people OF New England
we're alone confufcd their hearts were always
true to the Republic--The Aa'e Of Rhode-iA-
and has the honor OF being ,he frif in New Eng
land, to difpel the cloud; and alf the Others, we
arc happy to fay, are likely to follow her example.
The States Of Manacbuieits. Newhsmihire and
Vermont, are making rapid arides; and we have
hopes even of Connecticut. 7arora.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03
CASA, PAID To&
LINEN e WOOLEN RAGS, RI
Chriltopher G.. Olney,

Delivered at BIZ M,ih, or at bis Pabs, Waye-
Hogf,
yXIHERE he has for fale. at wholefale and
Wv retail. all kinds Of Paper, viz. Fooli-
cap Writing Paper, No. and z.-Vellum Let
ter do.-Pot do.--Wrspping do.--Bonnet do.
--Cio,hicr's do. If quality. y.-Sheathing, with
and without Sand. Book. Binders Boafds.---
Candle Paper, and Sugar Loaf Blue.
A complete AGormens Of Blank Account
and Record Books.
-LIKEwIsE--
Account Books made and ruled TO any pat.
tern, TO luir the purchaisr.-A complere Abort
ment of School Books, and Stationary OF all
kinds, sc.
Al@. Warranted Chocolate, by the Box,
or poand. Cocoa Shells. by the Bag.
N. B. Wanted, one or two Boys, from z
to IL years of age, as Apprentices to The Paper.
making and Clothing buGnefs.--To fuch great
encouragement will be given.
PyOvidtnee, March 3, 1902. taft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03
7ohn A. Skazu. S3 Co.

INFORM the public that they have taken
4 lhup next door but ono North OF the Coffee.
lIcuie, where they carry on the WatSh-Makins
huGncis in all its branches and have for fale,
warranted and common Eugliih and Geneva
Watches, gold Necklaces. iKer tea and table
Spoons, Spgar-Tongs, &c.-iookipe. Glsi'es,
Tea.Trays, Wsiters, Dreihng- Cafes, Plated and
Wooden Gators. Sufpcndcu, Knives and Forks,
Globe Andirons. Shove, and Toogs, brais and
jappaned Lamps. Cardlcaick,, dart and CON-
mon Walking Sticks, Scotch, Rappee * Mska-
hm Snuff. Starch. Writing Paper, Dutch Qaills,
Britannia Coffee Pots, &c. sc. Together with
an aGormcnr OF Jewellery and Pertumery.
Ce@ sirsm Jsr old G0id ard Ssiver.
- Pontiuai stteodance will be given, and
che tmsIlee favos gratefully Acknowledged.
a Assv,o,i, re. IA. 77tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03

r + c + W + ID,
and to, Sale @f fbs Store Of w. r. WILDER,
Reports of the Cafe,
JOHN DOR X IN CE
AcAINsT
ARTHUR FEN NER,
Tried at the December term, of the Court of
Common Pleas, in the county OF
Providence, A. ID. 1901.
To which are added, the proceedings in
the cafe.
Artbm Esnsr, VS.. john Dmranee.
Carefully compiled from NorRs correctly
taken by feveral Gentlemen who were prcfeEt
during the whole courfc of the trisl.--Price
37f Gents.
NeqUport, March 4,.'so,. rs
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03
John & Henry CGhoone,


At their STORE on BaniRcr's Wharf.
DROWN SUGAR, ky ,5r 6a,nl or box;
Mok1gy, BY The beg,@ead; fisa,, BY ,be bar
rel; Poqodrr, BY tbt egG; Sbrafbizg- Paper, By
fbe bxdred, Caudiet, b. fbs 6,x; Irol CGb0ef-
e.; ard genaire SPANISH SEGdRS.-ALso,
HONE1, BY the barrel or gallon
---Msrc-l1ak Soap, BY tbe 6sx-Ntgro- -Headg ge-
6Aeeo-8ef 4b Pr0ef Jameira fHm--iren
Stopes-Sah- Psfe,'d Hams--- Bxiier, asG Agg's
Lard. Sr.---LikRwIsE,
Liquors, Of THE kef kind,
general AlDarsment-an4 qoyfoa sfbsr A,,tries
r t5e Grocery Li~--a complete A9sysnssi II
a1bitb t5y SroSet 10 be eoHsaxtl, Sx4flifd 7r'tt.
sE- MASTERS Of Packets, Pec
Fngtr, Se. may Be SxSfiied ct (aid Store, az
'br y@orfss Natier-zeitb Gry A,tftlf fty nay
7p0nt---.anI fbsh Fa4sn srdt.fsiy AeAss7p-
kIgsd,
GREEN CHAIRS, PER Dozen
Bar Iyor, per Husdrrs qot. t.--MdiagS ard Ger
nri, per barrei----Osioas, Fer Hsrdysd buntbef,
or I,uailer erguapfifi:s--LOEF-SUGARS, and
a va,ie.y Of ibe bss sfyEiS.
Newport, Feb. 20, 1904. 3I
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03
ON DEFAMATION.

N N cXPIAiH
IVY foul. what pen can draw. what tongue
The hafencfs of that m;nd--Prone TO defsme,
The bafenefs Of that tonge. which loves to dwell
On charseters--and blow the 6ie of hell;
With breath malign. fair reputation fpot.
And throw AZ purefi irs. cence blot.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03

A French, corvette from Cape Francois ha,
arrived AT Baltimore. Several officers from her
Immediately proceeded to Warrington. The
object of their milton is notknown.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03

THE ia,g< eermol,oas DtveLhmg- ifssye, IN
i zu5ieb L< ssz0 Evrs. in 7ba~rs,eyee rssr
CARR. F<yv; qveH esserStftd large eozvenifrt
fore is sbe /sxf, fhs J9,d and cellar assH faved.
a eosd 4DeH sf qyaf<r mfbf cellar, ard q fyyt,s
in hb< yarz. .---Said Hszjf is qusH ksorpr 10 b.
one sff5e bsf fasds ia fozvx, for eUsv kirs Of
b4Gas6 q anil br/ffxb al Araion IF not pre-
vi,gIiy dypsjsd sfJ fbs " Tba9faey in May yses'.
Said GREEN baving On hand, Of the
Iaf1a iutsyfAfsu. eoup<t<eDsyfmenf u Eygi,h
and Ialia Gosds, 10 Girminsd 10 )sH fbea far
rsaJ pay, at sbe mss reaaesd priees.--ALso.
Said CREEy earneFy inOifes all
)aeb sfbnJyiradS and eyaamers, qOk0 haze epts
eeeasat,, or aryeos iadt6,sd 10 him. mare or istJ
BY bOak, mate, mo,izagr, 10 matf PayncHt 0i fer
az may be esrveaiesf cpccialy tb.f Ga1diag
byond tbre- ~ssr6s tie enfamay term gf e,rdif;)
4obie be bspes b;, good Gid fri,ndt mil eorti1se
ibei, favou, and not Js,jaSe bin neqs in fbe dee
cline Of ks 10 1Dbsm be dsq oatly .6srj b~ graf--
fai Gck~awledgwenfs far marjtold JaOori, ALREADY
yeeefvrd ia, a bng Jsrie, sfhmf 9gf.
Newport, Jan. IS, 1909. l6a
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03
FOR SALE,

III Heres Of Land,
HEE9 j YlNG in South Kingaown. in
EEsg ~ the County of Warrington,
FEa6a with Two Dwelling Houfes there
tsYSxfzSK3 on, one Corn Crib, one Barn, about
eighty apple trees Of the beit kind OF
grated fruits, well vatered as any Farm in the
State. Sixty acres of il is good Meadow, very
clear from Zones bears grea, corn, barley. and
graf; & is convenient for dairy, having good
Paauring, sc. Any perion inclining to pur-
chafe will have credit for part.-Ssid Farm
lies within half mile OF Point Judith Pond
miles from Narraganfet Ferry, adjoining the
aagc road, and is very randy to iea.wecd from
the ihore. For terms, apply to
TIM. PECKHAM, on the premifes.
Ssstb. KmgsozVn, Feb. g, 1909. taft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03
Loft or Stolen,

THE sth Infant, . Small PirekSee Hafeh
a enafcd oui tide cafe, with a rcd fone Seal
fet in filyer. N either Watch or Seal is oferet
for falc, II is requei'ed 10 he trped and eishe'
cf the Wach Makers in Newport. vii pay .
reward of EIGHT DOLLARS. IL rceovered
and not injured. $3.50
NewPort. Oa. 3. lsoi. 4f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03
FOR SALE,

a i'qsNao ing abo
Of good land. !
houe, and OF
lying in So
Warrington co
of Rhodc.Ilas
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03
EUROPEAN EULOGY.
From The Bs,dtanx Joxrxal, ef Dec.

From The Bsydeaus JoHrsai, ef Dec. IT.
America prefens, at this moment, rare
phenomenon in the hifiory Of nations, govern
ment direefed towarda the gres,ea good of the
whole. We have This blcAug from Jsferion,
that he ftriSfly adheres to he oaa,uton. He
calls to public eli ces men poft tHsd of the public
eacsm, and Whole abilities have been proved, &
uhoie Icpubicaoifm, free from all unworthy
motives, has been conaant. This Philosopher,
Whole writings are well known in Europe, ap-
pears thoroughly acquainted with men, and
knows how to employ the bet, not the mott rca-
dy, in the public feivice. For he is Of opinion,
that genius and talents ought only to be employ
eli in a good government, when they are united
40 good norab, and energy OF character; and
ncnc Of his choice have beed rejected by the ma
io,ty, tho the party Gazettes have fpared no
cslomnies TO injurc them.
lsfferfon ha. all the talents neceiIsry to fe-
cure the love of his fellow citizens, and the
saeem Of poaerity, without which no man can
be truly great. He is sHsble, without sfFec-
tstion popular. with dignity enlightened firm.
and poiItreJ OF all the republican virtues. This
isrhc PreGdcnt OF the United States, the man pla.
ced IN q Gtuation TO do good, and who does it.
Private opinion is as free as the obligations Of
his naturalization, in all the public eRabliih-
meats, there has been diminu,ion of the pub
lie burdens. Every thing tends imperceptibly
10 this fole end, the true profperty ofshe nation,
On the cd inf. Doctor Preferve Wood, Of
Brookheld in the State OF Connecticut, caught in
a heel trap very extraordinary bird. This
bird is Of the vul,ure kind i, Of blaekifh col
our his bill rcfembes that of a parrot his legs
are az large ~ a midling hzed mans arm his
tallons are about three inches long his wings,
when fptead, meafure nearly feet his body is
much larger 'han the largct turkeys; his feath.
en about the head arc much lighter than on hi,
wings or body his leg. near his tallons arc yell
low and the qoilis in his wings are aln,oR a,
large as a womao's little finger. 1hi, bird, in
ihe oourEe Of week, had killed three laa (pring
calves, and fosT iheep. belonging to Mr.. Wood.
A French, corvette from Cape Francois has
arrived at Baltimore. Several officers from her
immediately proceeded to Warrington. The
objett OF their milton Is notknown.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03

FOR SALE, B,
SAMUEL VERNON, Jun.
COGNIAC Brandy, Ciaret Wilma in cals,
~ and boxes, Silks, Britannia Linens, white
vine Vinegar. Verdigreaic, g. Hcuie- Paper =
The above articles are entitled to drawback,
and are now landing from the Brig Hannah.
from Bourdeaux. at Mr. Robert Stevens wharf.
He has ALTO fu fale, Ruilia and
Ravens Duck, few Demijeans and long and
Mort Corks.
Newport. Nov. =, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03
Cheap f! Cheap /! Cheap :

Cheap ! Cheap +! Cheap
THOMAS GREEN, by reafon of age and
l. infrmity, propofng TO retire from buff
neis in "a fhort time--and having on hand, q
handfome shor,ment of
Engliih and India Goods,
which he wines to fell foon, either by whole
fale or tail.,:--And infead of an Auelion,(ss
uinal in fuch caies) is difpoied to deal them out
with his own hand.-Accofdingly, faid Goods
are now telling at as
Low RATES, or LowER,
than might reafonably be expected at a Ve7due,
free from thoie diforders and impohtions which
frequently take place at public Sale. Cufto-
rners will receive decent and orderly attention
with utmoh dilpatch,
OR Town and Country Trader, may
probably find their accounts, by calling at his
Store. Ne1pborf, FEB. {.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03
Nicholas WebHer.

NiCh0taS Wc6ner,
INFORMS the Public, that he has opened a
Il GROCERY STORE in Broad Street, in
the houfe. late the property of Mr.. Calfb Earl,
where he has for Sale general afortment of
WEST.INDN GOODS.
Among others. are the following articles
Rum. Brandy. Gin. Cherry Rum, MolaHes.
Flour, Rye and Indian Meal, Tess of various
kinds, Coffee, Chocolate, Rai6ns, Currents,
Pepper. Ginger, Alfpice, Cinnamon, Nutmegs,
Butter, Cheefe, Candles, Onions, Tobacco,
Snuff, Powder and Shot, Lamp-Oil, Loa. and
Brown Sugars, ,Sc.----4LSO,
A general and extenlive variety of
Crcckery and Hard Ware; Mems and Women's
Shoes, &c. sc. with many other articles. TOO
tedious to mention all which will be fold at
the moa reduced prices.
Nsqopoy,. Nev. IL. sf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03

y EAL Port Wine. in quarter aad half quar-
IN ter Caiks.
Malaga ditto ditto.
80 Cafks RaiGns.
30 Boxes Mufcatei ditto.
10 ditto Jordan ihelled Almonds
10 Jars Malaga Grapes.
Turkey Figs Of the nicea quality.
Malaga ditto in trails.
10 Cspes Creme dc Noyau Cordial.
Butt Currants.
Prime Nutmcgs-Mace---Cloves--Ca
Cinnamon.
Madeira Citron.
India Preferves in JAYS. viz. Ginger--Ciuon-
Lemon and Lime.
The abovs A,zieles are ef ne iateR ImpOy,alisn.
"A l. s O.
A few Puneheons Antigua Rum,
Black Pepper in bags.
Bef green Coffee ditto.
Kegrof Englih MuRard.
Salt Petre by the cwt.
Wrapping. Paper per ream.
SpauIih Flote-Frcneh & Carolina Indigo, &c.
For Sale, by
HAZARD g GARDNER.
Newport, Jan. a9. 1902. iSh
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-05
ST. DOMINGO.

Capt. Grafton, arrived at Baltimore. {, ON Nichola
Moe lays il furr=ndercd % the French at the fra
luminous that fouGaint was in the mountains with
1900 adheranfs, and furrounded by 10, 600 French
troops.
Capt. Thomas, who arrived at Blt~ore. from Cape
Francois, and who failed from thence March informs
that the boar and feanen o. the American vees were
conitanty IN requltion thufe men who objected
compelled ferve-and from 20 to 100 were continu
ally employed
The French frgate Necc(i,y arrived at Philadelphia,
on the sd ul. in 10 days from Cape Francois, pro
cure, (as il is iupPoied) cargo Of proviGons. An
armnce OF few days has been agreed to in St. Do
mngo--and II ii did not produce the fubmdion OF the
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-05
a Farm Tor Sale.

q excellent new Farm for fale, containing one
4 a hundred acres of Land, with decent Houfe and
Barn DEMONSTRATED in the proferous ano fourth
ing town Of BsJfaa, the great road to Aueuaa
Bridge within four miles Of Sandy Beach, which is The
center Of tire town, where Academy is about 70 be
erected and which from its iecure and capaeious har
bour, inrrounded with extsnhve fertile country,
Promtes ioon TO Become Of the FRI Ieats Of bri
nels N The DItr6 of Maine The foil OF fad far Il il
Of the ira quaity-has produced between two and
three tons Of hay the acre ieeded and prepared
tor great crop Of grain other produce the enune
feaipn i is good feat for Tavern or for Trader
For further particulars inquire OF the fdhfcrb-r on the
premiies. ISAAC THOMPSON.
BsifaF. Earcb Z 4, 1904