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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-26
BOSTON. AuguG l6.

BOSTON, Augu!t 70.
Arrived, brig Teiemachas, Goodlng'
Bilboa, 4o days.
Auguf IS.
Arrived, brig Orion, capt. Bradf0so'
from Ruiia; failed in co. with lchr. H.
ton Higgins, of Bottom, bound tor 81, I,
Michaels parted co. June II, aio WIN .t
the brig Enterprise, Woodbury., tor LII
bon. July rs, lpoke the lchr. Mary Ann
Keith, "a days from Penobfco', Tor L,'
yerpool. Left at Cro,fadt, May z0'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-26
A PROTEST,

orb. II .. J4dge BdSSEl'T lgaiaf The
late s9 Of cmgrs,s eobis6 gofs 70 PREF
5yate aif5e ffrt Of faIioa, tbs .1adieial
Department Of 0ar go.Uerumeaf, and tire
II. .bat C5rfsr IF arr Liber.y and Ia-
ds3esdeacf, tie Federal Cagiqfsti0a.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-11
]9oetrp
CONJUGAL HAPPINESS.
A1o1TtslD 10 A LADY-From D. a1etoral

ADo1Tts-D TO A LADy-From Or. Za.o5o,a.
love, Ike the flower that courts the Suns kind
SYN onridl only in t!s liailrs Of day, ray,
3ihSuh's cold air the generous plant annoys.
-4nd one chill bia1 Of dire ontcmPt dettruys.
p ihun ny lreind, avoid thai dangerous coat,
Where peace express ADD tar affection loft
1y-Uit, BY grief, by anger urg'd torbear
! Pr 'Pce,h coutemPtuous and the loorutul air
When loves warm brean, from rapture's trembling
FLs TO lhe temPr rate mealure Of delight height,
Wh'u calm delight to ealy iremdihiP tyrr',
GIeive Fot that Hymens orch more Gent'y'b9fn'.
Uner.iGg nature in cathPurPOic kind
EOrblds lO0g Irarfpo5ts to ufurP the mind );
Fer Oft diloivd in joys oPPrefiVe ray,
soon would tbs finer faculties decay
jIue tender love one even tenor keeps
lis reaion's flame that burns when PaiEOn TceP5;
The charm connubiaI like itream that glldes
Through LIES fair vale with no unequal tides,
vs. th many plant along its geniai hde,
WIKI many flower thar blows in beaueous pride
With many fhade where peace IN raPfutsus reit
Holds lweet siIiltan, to her fcarle(s brcah,
Pure IN its lource, and temperate in its way
7tiI flows the fame, nor finds its Urn decay.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-11

WE the fbCcriber8 having been appointed by
w the Hon. Edward Cults, Eiq. Judge IF the
Probate Tor the county OF Yor's, TO receive and
EXAMINE the claims of the teyeral Creditors to the
ERste Of SAMUEL IEFFERDS, late Of Hllb, ia
the county Of York, Cothler, deceaed, repref nteG
inrJlvent hereby give notice, that fix mon hs are
allowed to faid Creditors 70 bring ia and prove
then claims % faid Efae, AM that fhalI attend
that .trylcc At the late dwelling h1ufc or tad De
ceaicd 81 the fri Monday 10 January next, and q
The hrR Monday Of each II The five fDllowin
months, from two ~ iiK O'Clock p the afternoon.
JEREMIAH HUBBARD C7H1rir
NATHANIEL WELLS, JUN. .fqqfrj.
U N5. Dc. AZ, SoI.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-11

NOTICE ia hereby given, that the Subscribers
IN have been duly appointed Administrators or
tie Efate OF Timothy Wcntqvoytb Barne5, late IF
Protpra, il the county Of Hancock, SbiPwright de-
ceai1d and have taken upon them hat truR by
giving bonds, as the Law directs. And all pJrfons
having demands upon the eaa.e Of the faid Barnes.
are required 70 exh bit the fame and all Peri6ns
indebted 10 the fad Ehate are called upon to make
payment to BETSY BARNES. AdntiaiE
GEORGE SHERBURNE. ! t,atorJ.
ProPt9, OF. 8. 1901 (6av)
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-11
E0ening Dancing School.

MR.. PETERS, respectfully Informs the Ladies and
WI Gentlemen Of Portland that he intends opening
"A evening lchoo for the purpole of :eachins the po
lite and necedary accomplishment Of Danolrf which
viii poGtlve'ycOmmeuce on the 9th OF January next
,! luicent encouragement be gIven-and to oontnu
one quarter only. No one he admitted alter The
School has commenced ferns, dollars per quartee
half of which to DC paid entrance - Ihoie whr
win fubfcribe will plezt= to call At Mr.. Enoco
grfey's Gore Clay Cove 4osyfiaa}. De- 1ih
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-11
DIRECT TAX.

STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS, THIRD COLLECTION
DISTRICT, sECOED DIVISION.
NOTICE is hereby given, BY virtue of an act Of
N Congrefs paned on the I4th day OF Juy, 1893,
entitled, An act to lay and collect Direct Tax with
in the United States"-the following taxes aaeded on
the REFLECTIVE Houfes and Lands to which they relate
became due and payable on the leventh day Of April
1890; Of which the aid reputed owners pohefors or
occupants Of faid Hores and Lands have been noti-
fed by the Collector in manner directed aoIelad, vet
lad taxes remain unpaid in laid diaritt' namely, Wal
ban, Gray, Nut7S-r, and PJalot Claim, htuated in
the county Of Cumberl,rd
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-11
Found,

I'M Monday, 2Jt inn. hetween Mr. Matthew
~ CohO's and Fore-freer, G2z0n ana Sk"F'
with RasdEsrrbieE-Thc owner may have them
avain by proving propSrty.-Pleafe TO call on Mr.
LCSEPd THAXTER. PaTffssd, Dec 1S'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-11
TAKE NOTICE.

WE The fuhfcrber,, appointed bJ The Hon. Ed
W ward CUTS, Elq. Judge Of the Probate, Of
Wis &c for the county OF York, Com,riiLoutrs 20
receive and examine IT, claims Of tn Creditors the
eda,e of JOSEPH WALKER, lac of the p An alton
OF Bvo-rfG tad county Woman, deoealcd, repre- ZEN
ted mloveut-do hereby monty the Creditors to fald
eaa.e, that G1 months from The 77.b of naober aa
IS allowed for them bring 10 and prove their CLAIMS ;
and ,hat we Ola1 attend the 4bJvcm entioued buff
uels II The houlc uf IT, MIS- OscooD. il Fyyai0r
On the la0 MONDAY, NJ December, January and F.5ru
ary next and On tic iecond Mondays Of March and
April next from one Eve O'Clock y. each day.
{},MGs 9 2 S.ss. c~-.y.-~.
T. -V. PHILIP PACE
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-11

A Furth.r ume Of two months from tie fat
"A h-reof IL h-rehy allowed hy the Hon william
G0rham, He. jutgr ot Pro0aie for ihr county Of
Cumbcrl+ld, 'o The Creditors ~ the Eta- 1T
FRANCIS JACKSON, lat1 of"matan, il ihe
cjur.y cfCunbtra-d, woman, d.celIcd, to bring
n their Clrras aGa,aR fad Efate To- t1r mbI-rbcr-.
who VIII attend tor that purpoir y thr dwthnV
houf- Of E'z7heth f4ckloa, ia tan Fin'ham, th~
tard Iu-l1ay of J B. nary next, am fou-th Fuefday
Of the :JdJw'ng month, from ten to four O'Clock.
PAUL LITTLE, Commit
WlNSLOW HILL. I f5rery.
HiHa5ar1, Dec. a., 1891.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-11

THE tuJfcrib-r hereby givea no.i.e to al conccr
4 81, th.t having oeen duly appointed Adminif-
tr2ror N tbs Eaate Of JOSEPH THOMPSON,
Lars ot Groy, II the county w Cumberland, Yeo-
man, drceaei, has taken upon him that truf, and
gwen bonds a. the Law Jre'ts III therefore rt-
CurfS I'll. p1rious who are indebted to fld drceaE
eu's rfate u make immediate payment: and thoie
who have any demands thereof, to exhibit tht fame,
10 JOHN STEWART, JUN.
Dte %. I8oT
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27
70 BE SOLD,

I'M the 18th day Of December next, III fair
~ wcathef---if not, the irf fair day lat z
O'Clock P. NJ. at public auction. unleis prcvi-
ouily dfpofed of--all the right and title which
'Jobs MmebtGtr. late Of Middle,own, died Gez-
ed of, 10 and to certain Dwelling Hoaic and
yard thereto adjoining, lare the property of
JJs,ae ManebsRsr. deceaicd--Gtuare in faid Mid
detowa; con6itlng Of the great room. fove
bed room, north vet bed room, and the north.
ssit quarter Of the cellsr, and north-eaa quarter
Of the hoofe yard. Sale 10 be Oh the prcniies.
The building Il valuable, and convenient TOR
fosll family; and is really worth the attention
Of any ths. may win TO buy |; VINO, II they
choofe TO pprcbsfe at priva,e ale. are invited to
apply to the iublcriber, who win give good
title. Conditions will be made known at the
s;nc and place Of fale.
SARAH MANc CHESTER, ,ddmix.
Midd!ctown, Nov. 10, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27

UNIFORMS the Public that he has .comnsnc-
u ed the TIN PL.fTE Working Buiineis, AZ
the houic occupisd by his father D~pid NetSs,
nearly oppoii,e the foot Of the Church. Lane.
xherc all kinda of Tin Ware Is msnulstased in
the beii manner. and st the fhoreR notice. Of
the bcit materials. All orders for any kind oi
1in Ware, executed immediately. Conasn'
attendance given, and the fmalleR hvors &C.
kuowledgcd.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27
Sail Making.


having entered into partner
L ihip, under the Grm of
Spooner and Dunham,
hereby inlofm the Public, thar they carry on the
Sail. Making buGneis, in its various branches,
at their Sail Loft, on the wharf of the late Gen.
John Malbone, at the South part Of the town.
Thoie who may favor them with their CATION.
may depend on punttuali,y and difpatch. All
fayon will be gratefully acknowledged, by
WING SPOONER. ad.
CHARLES c. DUNHAM.
Newport, Aprii 3, 1909. 79,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27
Public Entertainment.

The iebfcriber inform the Public that he
4 has opened Hoofc of Entertainment in
Wafer. Street, in the iown of WARES, 6gn
OF thc Ship; wef OF Cells Inn.---Confisnt at
tendance will be given, and every attention paid
TO Ladies' and Genscmen, for their accommods-
ton, by the Poblic's humble fcrvaot,
PRESERVED ALGER.
O3obe, q, 1907. cviiitf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27
FOR SALE,


THE fabfcribsr informs the public that he
i carries on the Brals Foundery buhnef, in
ali its various branches, at his mop in Spring.
nrcet. nearly oppo6te Mr.. jobs BasjSsv'i.--
H aJe Mskes asl Rerair
Houfe and Gun Locks. Thofe who may favor
him si,h their cuaom, may depend On pundu.
atty and every favor will be acknowledged
by the public's humble fervsnt,
WILLIAM TRICKETT,
Newport. Iuen IS, 1904. ootf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27
FOR SALE.

.st FOR SALE,
And PETITION green on fbe z5tb sfMa,eb next,
a LARGE and valuable trait of LAND, in
4 \ Hopkinton, adjoining Wood River
Containing about Sfvsn Hundred Acrs known
by the name Of the Eilty Land, and now par,
of the eaate of Col. GgoRoB IRISH, deceafed.
About Two Hundred acres of faid land is clear
ed, and fit for tillage or meadow. The remain
der 10 mofy covered with Timber of the beff
quality for fhip plank. &c. An excellent ftream
Of wafer runs through fsid land, whereon Saw
Mill may be ercefed at fmall expence.
The terms may be known, BY applying to
either Of the fubicribcrs.
NICHOLAS TAYLOR,
JOHN IRISH.
Newport, Od. z3, 1897. c8tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27
CLA RK Bills S,

INFORMS biz Jrisadi, and f5e Psbkie. fbaf be
L ba ,emoved fpm Basyqe,'' uobayf, 10 abe
61vellisg- bOuJs briozgisg 10 Capt Caleb Gardner,
m Tbames ygre<f. formeyJ occupied BY Cap. Wing
Spooner--q0bere be bas for Jak a Gsnsral .aga,t-
m<nf sf
Weft-India Goods:
Amsng otbeu, are i6e tsilsqving 4rtieles, ok.
B,apdy, Wse-India RIM, 9Th p,ssf do. Gin,
Neur-Engiaad Ram, Wmts Of d.fersnt kisds. No
keDS5. LOafS ByOzOn Sugar., Ce6ee. Tear Of
Va,ios hSds. Cboeoiese. RaJGns, Pepper. Aypiet,
Cinnamon, Nsfmeg,. fhny, Rye and Indian
Meal. Butter, Cbsslt. Soap. and candits earl
oz' kiuls Of Gig6 Waye. 6sue Hare, KuiUe,, and
Forks. Jaek Kaivts, Per. Krive,, LayeS asdEnaiI
Sposa'. Cbs6 Loek, and f,ies. C,sfke,y and Tin
Wan, Axej, Ha,eben and HsG. Mens and Beys
Sboes, C0vkf. Br~fsse. Lqmpblaek, Stone Line.
Lamp Oil, Po-oaey. Sb0t and FAnf, F15.ug
LINES IF vayisn, kirds. Lsads, and Hoots, GelpJsa
Le4l' and Liner. 8tiIoros. metal Tea Pes, qprit-
ing Paper, av,atpiag fapsy 9y tbs Yam. Bed
Cordi, Leg Liner, Ma,l,@ss, /famsns Cbta,.
Oak Krgf bolding J,om sue gxa,f 10 fix gailssa
Baek'", C:fss and Pebper rsaay ground 70, NE /;
and a nSmde, Of sfbey .4rnelss moi mraiiourd.--
Captain Of Os0Sh. and ubers. may be IatbArd an
bsNo,iea notice. and eVey faUSr g,atefaiy ae-
kaosOisdgsd.
Newport, May 1907. S4tf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27

For Sale on Reaionabls terms,
A Quantity of Window Frames and
Safhes, for 7 by 9 and 6 by 8 Clafs.
Enquire of the Printer.
Nssgsssf, My A.. 1904. s6tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27
r r E E d o M.

W,ifes ar an Inv.
ITO thee, fair freedom retire,
i From flstt'ry, cards aud dice. and din
Nor arr thou found in msnfions higher
Than the low COT or humble Inn.
'Tis here with boundleG pow'r reign
And ev'ry health which begin,
Converts dali port 10 brigh, champaign;
Such freedom crowns IL at an Inn.
] hy from pomp, ay from piste
ay from taliehood's fpecioos grin;
Freedom love. aod form hate;
And choofc my Lodgings at an Inn.
Here, waiter take my fordid ore.
Which lacqucys ellie might hope TO win
1t bsys, what courts have not in Gore.
Ii buys me freedom az an Inn.
Whoe'er has travel u lifc's dull round,
Where'er his aages may have been
MAY Ggh to think, he Gill has found
The warmea welcome al an Inn.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27
N O TIC F.

N 0 I C E.
a LII thofe who arc indebted to THOMAS
4 "A GREEN. or 10 JoHN MosHER, and Co.
either by Book or No,e, are hereby notified,
that the accounts and notes are lodged with the
fnb'criber for colrtticn--and are earnefsly re-
queited TO make immediate payment, and pre-.
vent unneceilafy colt.
EDWARD HEMPSTEAD.
Nervpo,f, GA. z9, 1904. s9G
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27
FOR SALE, BY
Jacob Rachardjon,

Jacob Rachardlon,
-h tie PoR- Office, a great va,iey Of Books and
Siafi0xay among epbieb are, Evey-
al uerv bHbiseafons, eix.
A VIEW Of the Political conduit of AARON
"A BuRR. Eiq. Vice Prcfdcnt.- Wesd's
CoIrett Sta,cmens.-- Ba'rirgfou's Vos 60 to
New South Walcs.--- Alio. Adams' -Four Let
ters. being an iutereiling Correspondence be-
tween JoHs ADAMS. late PseGdent, and SAM.
uEL ADAMS. late Governor Of MaGachui:ts.
--Lisc OF General BoNAPARrE-& An Anti.
dotc 10 JoHN WOODS Poiion.-
Likewiie may be had at faid Store, alsrge
AG,rment Of Houfe Paper, and Borders.
N. B. IL may perhaps he unnecefary to
inform the Public, that he has lately made an
addition 10 his Circulating Library Of " many
thontaud Volumes Of BOOKS. in the diffsrent
branches of Literature"
or To be fold as above, few TICKETS
10 tae Providence Baptia Meeting Houfc Lot
ery. Argga IL, 1907. e9rf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27
NICOLAS GEFFROY,
Watch Maker. in NeqDborf.

Watch Maker, in Neaoporf,
II rs COsaaniJ ss hasS. an eksexf el5r-
4. i mesi Of quayraz,sd, and common EsgiJJ6,
ard Gsxeva Watfbs, and Tliwe- Pisrss, 4vbieb be
soW /sHos rsc/oSa5lt term.
lie aJs carrier on tbe
Coldfmith's & 'Silverimith's
Bs6n,G, in aHm 5r4xcSes, ard hteqvjr epiH
make, or rtfsi,, s.y kiui Of Jsspsity, is tkt
asafsg (el6isx.
He has likewifc for Sale,
-;Vbolefais and Retail, all kinds Of J5fssO-
stlty. i~sor,ed and Of fbs ia,sa fajioxs; ebseeu'
goid and fIvsr epaxltft; pland axS 5ral cam
dsfieks /; piafrd e~d 6,iansia tea pots dirks,
j~sH /sOsrdi and bs.gsu; pla,sd bins. eirrrn
svdJpzrs; fso.i,eys esfei @sd,pn,, dsvsi and
soxes J; -eSiIey aps,s Of all kisa, x,RSf Sxd day
liy gis9ss; Ladder and ge~tIsms~s 5oeisf- -5osls !;
d,eE.g -sisbSs /; jstpesdsrs; s,sJT,; boy<-sr5its;
raxsv' |; Hspkisi Jan0ss rass,, ,aroSs bsa BsAp-
er ben; 4; p<stS~ep Of all tizds. fre~ LssaSs ard
Paris i,-psredey farcb BerL<y-fsgay, ard
jssar Slxrt'; stasI1 Jsgan /; bss Mslsbss .
Ses'sb /s.f; asda g~saf parisy Of sibsy a,sisIss,
roo ~swsrs~ 10 i.ifv' m az Advsny<mrs,.
Newport. May -, isos. I9d
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27
FOR SALE.

HALF Of q Bady PEW, No. so-G,us.e IN
4 \ the weit Ale very near the pulpit, ia
the Rev. Mr. Brsdlo's Meeting Hoele.-Fos
terms enquire Of the Printer. s3
NewPou. Oet. 1,. 1904. esn
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27

HE Court OF Probate sos the town OF New.
port, having appointed the fubicrioeri
commil'ioners. 10 examine the claims OF the cred
itors 70 the caHe OF WALTER EAsToN, late Of
faid Newport. decealed, reprelented infolvent /;
and twelve months being allowed for that pur-
pofe Notice Is herby given TO all perfons
having demands againft iaid eeare, TO bring them
in to either OF Us, within faid time, or othewifs
they will be precluded according to law.
EDMOND TOWNSEND, I Commif.
THOMAS PECkHAM. 6one,s.
or All perfons indebted TO faid citate, are
requetted 20 make immediate payment to
MERIBETH EASTON. I
DAVID BUFFOM, Exsestsy,.
JOHN SLOCUM.
Newport. 4th M. &, 1907. Sztf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27
CASH, PAID FOR
LINEN y WOOLEN RIGS, By
Chriitopher Olney,' & Co.


Delivered afibsir Mills. or at tbeiy Paper
Ware-Hsgjf,
NIHERE they have for fa!c, at wholefsle &
w retail, all kinds of Paper, viz. Fooli-
cap Writing Paper. No. and a.--Velum Let.
ter do.-fot io.-Wrapping do.--Boonct do.
-Cio,hier's do. Ia quality. Sheathing, with
and without Sand. Book Binders Boards
Candle Paper, and Sugar Loaf Blue.--ALso,
A complerc AGoHmenr OF Blank Account
and Record Bcoks.-LixRwIsE
Accopn, Books made and ruled TO any pat
tern. TO fur the puIehatsr.-A complete AGon-
men, OF School Books, and Stationary Of all
kinds, &c.
, Al5. Warranted Chocolate, by the Box,
or pound. Cocoa Shells. by the Bag.
N. B. Wanted, one or two Boys, from ! 4
to ~ years Of age, !" Apprentices to the Paper
making and Clothing balneis.-To iueh great
encouragement will BE- given.
P,ovIdtnes, O9. a6. isoz. taft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27
/ II M 3 E K.

THE Mb)fribsy ba,vixg s~,e,ed isfo Ceban-
l. ssyS,p, Hadsy be FIRM Of Sheldon & Ruggles,
4uonH ,sIpra/alb inform fbs pa6Ae, Nai tbey
baU< taken Wickbams evba.f, nesf )axtbzOard Of
COL Sbybuwe's, aUbe~ ibey haze fO, /aL On
ve/svabk ,-,z,. complete aDorfmrnf sf Eaatrm
and @bc, LHm6ey-,neb az ms,ebHsssbk pine
Boa,Ss 81 Plant. clear Baarai, clear Jo3f--msr-
ebauta5it piss De. /7xare Oak-7imber, pise DO.
Ip,nee DO. Oak Jef. Hemlsek. do. Ip,uee De.
Biub and Breb 8 iucb Plask far 5edasadt /; red
Cedar, .Ioen9 and zObHr cedar PsfJ, for garden
5snres Crda, q P~ Ciapboardt t; good Ksnne-
beck and.oiber Hmgis, and Latbs. Se.-Lsmdey
Of any dimcsyfoa or kind can be procured frOn a5e
Ea3,a country at ,6oyi xs,iee.
They alto have for Sale.
W,R.India Ram BY f6t Hegf6sad or Barrel;
hstv- 4 zgla~dds Sugar BY ibe HegNea< o. Box;
lMoiaDrs BY fbe Hesfbrad; Co,dege efaH Ere, BY
Ibr'erch o, /nolie, qsanfiy; Naib Of all fxa
,Pack, Tar and 9srpestias, ee. SJe.
DANIEL SHELDON,
BENJAMIN kUGGLES.
Newport, MAY. is. 1901. 6Itf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27
Entertainment.

RY RICHARD BARKER, AZ the Houfc
ASiormerly occupied by Capt. RobfytS. Poney,
tsn OF the Aochor, litte toa,h est of the State
Houfe, where Ladies and Gentlernen may de.
pend on being accommodated TO their iatislac.
iion. Ponetua! attendance viii be given, and all
favors gratefully acknowledged by the pubiic's
obedicnt iervant, RICHARD BARKER.
Newport, April 2, 1907. 7otf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27

TO BE SOLD,

II + II K w,
T YINC in Exeter, State Of Rhode -Iiland,
IL about ex miles from Wicktord. contain.
inc $50 acresof good Land. With two D~clling-
Houies, sod other our buildings. ltmay he
rnrchaied together, or in teparate divilons.
Pay a,ent vil, DO made caiy. y.----Alfe,
A ihare in the Ohio Company,
containing nearly Twelve bundled Acres Of
excellent Land. For further particulars apply
20 PARDON TILLINGHAST.
Essfsy, Feb. as. SOFT
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27

tNIOTIcE il hereby given. that the fubfcri-
IN bep, Executors of the Isf Will and Tef-
lament of SsxSei Sanford, of Newport, deceaf-
ed. call upoa all pefions having any demands
upon the Eaaie OF the deceaied, to exhibit them; !;
sod all pcfions indebted to the faid eaaie, arc
called upon to make payment, TO
SAMUEL VERNON,
SAMUEL YER NON, jun.
VALENTINE WIGHTMAN.
Ms1sparf, GA. ~, 1904. cyn3
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27

FOR SALE,
Br JOSEPH BRIGGS,
80 Barrels bet N. Y. Super6ne Flour.
IS bbls. Beef and Pork.
1000 Weight bef Green Coffee, by
Wholeialc or Retail.
A sc~ Caiks Of
SHERRY WINE,
Of an excellent quality.
Nr4opo,f, May. z9. Soff
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27

~ o T / C. e.
THE fobfciber, intending to leave this
4 town the eniuing taIi a queas all perfcns
having uniei'ied scoouu,s VIA him, to sdjuR
The fame before the November Court, as all un-
ietted accounts will then be put in iuit, with
out refped TO perions.
THOMAS ROWLAND.
NreDfsrt. 44Egrg IL, 1907. ostf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06
706 /'ld, and Salaiae grOen nsxt Sp,mg.
A + A X M.

+ YING in Szesel4. State of Connecticut,
IL pleasantly fsuated, within 40 rods Of the
Meeting Houfe and Academy, in faid town.
and only rs miles from the City Of Haytfsra,
on the great Sage Road leading from thence 20
Dayfmsxt6 College and from Bzssx to Neav-
lo,k, Afbay. &c. Said Farm contains 100
acres of Lssd under good Improvement well
fenced /; with flitable proportion Of Orchard-
Ing, Moving. FEATURING. Plow-lsnd. sc. two
handfome and convenient Dsclliog- Houies
Barns, With good Stables, Out. Houfcs, txo
Wells OF excellent water, and almoft every other
accommodation neccGary for a Tavern.
1t is as beautiful and eligible 4
Rand. perhaps, as any in the sate, for a Public
Houie, and has been improved as iueh upwards
OF 80 years fuccenively. 1t is iikewife central
and commodious for Merchantor Trsdefman.
A good bargain may be had, and
an indifputable titIe eiven.--For further parti-
culars, enquire of the Printer hereof, or the
Subicriber, living on the psemifcs.
SETH AUSTIN.
December n. t8,,y.
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or COLUMBUS.


FEW men have bad greater difficulties to
encounter than CoIombns and none, perhaps
has ever found more refources 10 his own mind :
Ofwhich the following is remarkable inaance :
--Columbns was flipwreckcd on the coat Of
Jamaica. where the natives who at fra were
hofpitable, began at length 10 withhold the
needed fupplies Of pfovi6ons. infomuch that he
and HE crew were on the point Of peiiihing. In
this ftuatioh Of extreme diffrcfs, az Columbus
BY his Kill in saronomy forkocw so approach.
ing eeliple of the moon. he called together the
principal inhabitants OF The inand, the day be.
fore the ccIipfe happened, and faid to them. ''we
are !ervanis Of the great Spirit who is angry
with you for refchng to fnpply Us. and in token
OF his anger and Of the ponifhmcnt that he is
about 70 infitt upon you, the moon this very
night will ceslc TO lhine and will become like
eiotted blood" The natives very little repar-
ded the premonition, till the eclipic began to ap-
pear, when in the utmoh condensation they ran
- thcir houfes ard loaded tbemfelves with pro
vihons, which they threw az the feet Of Col.
umbus belecching him to interccdc with the
great Spirit to- avert the deRIueiion that was
threatened them. He promifed TO comply with
ihsir requeR. The ecipie went off, the moon
recovered her fplendor. and from that time the
Spanards (Columbus and his crewl were no,
only fupped with provifions, but were almoa
ad 'ied as iupcrior order Of beings.