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Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22
FROM A LATE LoNDoH PAPER.
WALKTMG MATcu


Mr. Barclay has won his wager with Mr.. Fletc-h
er ror 5oeol. hde, that he would 90 on foot 90
miles in IL fucceffve hours. MIR. b. harted on
Monday aght at twelve, at Ayvon, on the road
from York to Hull. He topped tx times to refreih
and Change his coaths, which geaeraIIy took him
from III minutes TO rs. The weather was partic.
ulary favorable, except from four to eight o'clock
in the morning, when grew h4zy. This render
Cd nm rather dull, but he won his match, having
completed 90 miles 10 one hour and feven minutes
LET'S than the time allotted. Above ten thouE-
and pounds depended upon this wager. Many
people came from Scotland to fee it, aud aImslt all
Yorkihre was preient. Mr.. Barclay had lived
lately only on raw heih The fpace he walked along
the road was one mile in and one oa:.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22
Lar etf MaDacb9tsH5.
CoMmoNweALra OF MAssAcHusErrs.


In yay of0ar Lard t5oaa egbt Bzadrsd and tg9
an aa moro efedaaiig to ferure Fire engines from
being trluren.
*A HEREAS it has fometimes happened that forne
w people, from a wanton, and others from ma
lcous dilpokron, have injured the public Fre Engines
provided tor The extingulhment Of fires which NAV uu
fortunately happen in the habitatons and other build
ing' oi the inhabitants ;or prevention whereof in
future,
Be e1atled ty tie Senate and HaS Of RB,ezutafivt u
GrHerai Court a5sd and BY s authority fBe ae That
any Peron ihall wantory maGci0uily fDs1 break
injure, damage, render ueIeis any Engne, or anv
Of the apparatus thereto belongings prep 1red bv any
town, fociety perlon perlcn for the exsneuihmcnt
Of fire. aud fbal be convicted thereof before the Su
Preme Judicial Court, be hall be punihed by fine
no. exceeding fvs bgHdrsI di7r5 OF by impriionmen
not exceeding yslyf, the lircrcon the Court
and be further ordeEed recognize with uficent fure
ty or urees Tor bis good behaviour for fuch term Al
the Court ha order
Ia TIE HoJs Of Rebr5ltat1tive,, Ftb. &, rse,.
h's Bl,havns had three evers! readings pefed 10 be
enacied.
EDWARD II. ROBBINS, Speaker.
IN Sczate, FEB. s. Boz
This Bill, having had two fevcraI readings paHcd 70 be
cnaaed.
DAVID COBB Prehlent.
FEB. 8, 8oz--By tie Ceyeyror as6yovek
CALEB STRONG.
Atrf-JOHN AVERY. Sec'v.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22


w HEN a,o =. & = 7,n.,., s,-
tii5 hrav'ny race began 20 run,
Round the earth. and &C "a blue.
Hts children four (the Sealons) few.
Firlt m green apparel dancing,
Sm;! the SrRING, with angel face:
Roly SUMMER, next advance g.
Ruih'd into her fires embrace
Her bright hard Ere, Uho bade her keep
Forever neareit to As inilcs--
On Ca5s'Ioiive- fhsded ileep,
Or Laaiss ciIron- covef'd ihes.
More remote, and huSom brown,
The Queen of vhl.agc bow before his throne;
q rich pomegrauae gemm'd her CROWN
a ripe illeaf bound her zone.
But howKng WINTER fed afar,
To hills ,bat prop the Polar Star,
And loves on deer borne car to ride,
With barren Darkness by his fde,
Round the fhore where load Leioies
Whirls to death the roaring ~haie--
Round he hall where 2unc 0Sfa
Howls his war fong 70 the gale:
Save when, down the ravag'd globe,
He travels on his native Rorm,
Dehow'ring Natures crafty robe,
And tfamplng on her faded form
Till Lights returning Lord dIume
The ihaft that drives him to hisNorthern field
Of paw'r TO pierce his raven plume,
And cryaal-cover'd lhied
o Sire of Storms whole favage car
The LaeLaad drum delights TO hear,
When Frenzy, with her blood -fhot eye,
lmplores thy dreadful deity
hrchange Powr Of Delolation
Fan defcenting thou art,
Say, hath mortal invocation
Spells TO touch thy fony heart
Then lullen WINTER, hear my pray'r,
And gently rule the ruin'd year
Nor chill the wand rer's bolom bare,
Nor freeze the wretch's falling tear
To lhivCrirg Wants unmantled bed
Thy horror breathing agues cesle 70 lends
And mildly on the orphan head
Of innocence dtlcsld.
Blu, cbieHy fpare, o King Of Clouds
2 he lsi0r on bis AIRY ihrouds,
When wrecAs and beacens hrew the nsepl
AND lps Gtres walk along the deep.
Ailder yea Thy lnowy brec1es
Breathe on wonder tented flores,
Where the Fbia - bright bIllow tIeezes--
Where the dark brown DaAatet ro2rs
Oh winds Of WINTER In ye there
To many deep and dying groan
Oh Cart. ye Dasu:ons Of the Midnight Air
AZ thrieks and thunders oGdrr thanyour own
AIS ev'n your unhalsw'd orea'h
May fplre the victim, "a len low -
But Man will ak no truce TO death
No bound to human woe.
Late ~ JsIf sf mr. - f5s Eurqbsas Continent
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22
ANTzSUITr or SPENcERs

1t IS not generally known, that this fahiena
bic drefs owes its origin to an ignomiaious
Pnnlhment of great antiquity. Plntarch, in
ms lite OF Cicero, mentions, that "he Eever
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22

~
SION, IN THE STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS.
DURSUANT to an act Of Congrels paiIed the
T4h Of July, 1913, entitled, al act 70 lay
and Coett direei tax within tue nited States.'
will Be- ieli at public fale at The dwelling houfe
Of Benjamin 44ys,, innholder in Sta ,dilh, on Men
day the fftn day Of Apil next, at TO Of the clock
A M. 70 much of the under defcrited e6ates, con
fitting of dwelling houfes and land G, as will atisfy
The taxes due thereon, together with COTS and
charges as the law dIrrtts unlrfs faid taxes and
charges ihOuld 5e paid before that time.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22
DIRECT TAX.

STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS, ELEVENTH coLLEc-
T5ON DISTRICT, SECOND Dtvi SION.
pURSJAVT 70 an az sf CaagrG Sg5ci fBe faayfs-ut5
q fH.y, 1898, entitled, az a7 % Lay and eois7 III
req Ia% 7gitbiz ne United Sfqes -7UM Be- H az b4Ie
SAX e fJr S7Vslig bor ef Benjamin Hooper jun v BID
dor' Ma7dsy he Eftb d9y gf AP,H aex ten e t5s
eock n NJ @ nasb efJs uaay 6se,be4 saetss eotlaiag
Of doeng bogfs and lad5 v0iH % tbe taxss d 4J.rs,
iosbsr zvb eas anI eb1gss, az rbe Ian dyes Hnf
ad taS' rHI ebargsi &o4H 5s PIi5 bet5rs fb4. time
YrL4e Of Tax oa saeII galps OF Total tax
%. Hayty. Hoys. Laa4f ~ Lsads
D. ID. Q. ID G. ID c
Jaba FaiyfsH $50 6s IT9I "a 3 a.
06ed . Rap5 Emery 3Oo 80 1868 as
CAPT Jabsz Lane 900 90 1903 ga
Do1'i"ieuI Sea7z1aHs 75o 50 1854 GO a.
Job" DaviI 400 40 800 10
BENJAMIN HOOPER, Jun. CslsE7oy.
BiiIs for4 FeJuqrv a 1904
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22
NKNOWN IN BREDGIUN.

Philip Ealtman, Collector,
7tb DiRriS, ID DiV5f's
Fryeburg, Jan. 2s, 1904
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22
l9olitirai.

Frsn tie MevD-7IorE E0eHisg PsF.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22
poetrg.
ODE 10 WTNTER.

6y Thomas Campbell, Asiboy s Re Pissfayss IF ReBe
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-06
SALEM, September 7s.

Arrived at Beverly, brig Ausoea,
Lovett, from Rotterdam. Left there
Augua -, 1Soz-Ship Mary, Captain
Emory, of Bottom; flip Gladiator, calt.
Skinner ofdo; fhip ELzs, capt. Barnard,
Of do; hip John, capt. Store, OF Nor
folk ; and hiP Adventure, , Ct
C~harleaon, S. C. Sailed in comp ny
with the Brig Three Brothers, captain
Lathrope, of CohsGet-Par,ed the 18th
Fof Augnlt, off the Lizard.-The fchooner
Sally, capt. Bennett of Gloucefer, failed
from Helvors on the Ugh Auguf, for
Glouceaer. of the lie White, the hip
Martha, from Havre, bound TO Balti-
more. Sept. II, lat. ~. 50, long. 70,
lpoke the dip Mount Horton, captain j.
Boyd, from Newport, boond to India,
10 days ont. Sept. II, lat. a., 50,
long. ~, So, fpoke the brig Eagle, from
Liverpool, bound to New Bedford, 81
days out. Sept. IS, in lat. 49, IS,
long. So, 90, fpoke the Orion, frcm liz
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-06
BOSTON,, September a9.
appIvAIsF FROM fUkoPR.

We have before Us, received by the
late arrivals, Dutch papers to the 9TH
French to the nth, and Eagiifh to the
1 3sh AugHf. r.
cate the rapid revival Of commercial en-
,~erprize in Holland. The famous bank
of Amaerdam Lad been re-efablifhed on
its ancient foundation ; and things APP
peared revtrsins to their former Gate.
Expeditions were on the point Of iailipg
from the Texel, to occupy the Cape OF
Good Hope, and the Wef-Inda colonies
rsaored to Holland by the treaty of A.
miens, That defined I the Wee.1ndie
wa. to carry $500 troops, 10 be difribus.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02
From the BALANCE.
Beoyar. ofa couple Of depsr6t A5aJTns.

A COUPLE cf defperadces are rravetfnr
The country, and are making dreadful havoc Of
the property and lives Of old and Yong
They have already flain more Of he nhAbl ants
than were Aain in battles and periihe in prifon
fhips, during the American war d, al the
fame time, they have waited more fubfance
than would pay the VII Ole national debt -
Their frength is invinc be Th-ir method Of
attack is TO arike people On the head, then H.
family they tip up their heels, pick their peck
cts, and continue their blows on the head TIL
they have qui e beat out their brains. Tho
they infeR public houtes chiefly, they are ALTO
often found lurking in the clolets of private
horfts, in the work lhops of mech mics an 10
the fields Of farmers. In fcme mhances, whole
families, have fallen victims to thefe Hurdeters.
may whole towns have been rav.ged and
ruined by them. One poor man bereeB9utr, th4E
had formerly been an indufrious thriving ne
chanic, has very lately been murdered by them
IN manner too fhockiog to ate and there
are feveral others in the vicinity, who have been
daily attacked by them, robbed Of thsi. money.
fmitten on the brain. pan, knocked down, AM
10 all refpetts 70 violently handled that an a.
farming ltupor has fucceeded, and they are al
ready brought to deaths door. In word.
the country /, in danger from Couple OF out
lAndih nlfcreants who m OK al reaf n, trarnple
upon the precious rights Of man, and equally
bid defiance bolh TO law and gofpel.
The names Of thole two run4ns are RUM
and BRANDY.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02
VOLUME HI.

paf tee Of the flaming fvords IN Milton. snd
daihing down the DO repea.e Il m-m5if N
with deg'ee Of hsmence too Gro for he
nerves of the at ,nittsi barber, WIN oropr hs
razor 10 hi, p, rturbAion upon pair NJ leather
breech s he had OF, and cat them from the hF
to the knee. As the eader m ~ Be curious 10
fee the pshage itirl, here it's
" Curs'd be tire fblvIng plan. ] fay again.
Curs'd be the razor-maSer, ours d the prig,
Who thought upon tina, carfrd hing wig.
Sure twas fone NANCY beat. Tome lcabby roguci
Who brought thing 70 fitty into vogue.
Had nature mcant the fcarccrov tn Ne worn,
infa1ts with wigs had certainly been born.
But 10 I'll little lengths Of barr. rnour "A,
But not with wigs they came into the world.
Curs'd he the fhavrng pan, Gay again =
However, fhav'1 h. was. and tho the raPcrt
which cauicd this affair has turned out to az
fabricatioa, yet he is 70 great man himfrlf
that it is now feared every gentleman Of he bar
will before ten days are pat ipPear il f wing
full bottom, or at leaf in curly icratch wigs.
ANTI WIG.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02
From The NEwYoaK EVENING PosT.

ONE OF TIE PEOPLE.

We are informed that it is likely TO become
all he rage, for the gentlemen to Gave he
fllull and clothe it with the wig. Ii is faid a
great law officer in country town not far DIFF
tant, has within few Gays lat pat, after ma.
ny arduous hruggl.s between inclination and
pride, ddcarded al connection with hair, and
betaken himlelf entirely 10 the wig The occa-
Gon of this n1etamorpholis, is faid to be re
port which lately reached him from this city,
tina, certain eminent character here had adopt
ed this faihion. We are credibly ahured how
ever, that it was not without many ltrngges
and imprec tons that this great officer brousht
hinlfeIf to yield to the location. While the
barber was employed in ihaving his head, il is
iaid he was employed like that great man ae
read Of, Do5or SEP, in venting curfes aganlt
Having heads. As Doctor Stop read from
Emu paus, our gentleman Of the long robe
read from Peter Pindar. The Louiaid was
the poem he held in bis hand, Popping ever and
anon 10 ak the BARRIERS opiaion of the
beauty OF the lines. When be came TO a
certain pahage, he farted up like the young
CT Littleton when nc Ara me. with the sublime
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02

In the TnrkJG Pri.iisg eaabl hment at Csa-
RantiaebH, which has exiaed for the laR Two
years, under he favor Of tie SuLrAs SstrM,
D Urinary is now printing of the TURTLE,
Greek, Latin. French and PeyEan Lag2aege5, in
three volumes, folio and ninety iheets al
ready pointed In Cosfanfia2pk there are, be.
fdes Two Geek Printing Offices, under he
imposition Of patriarch NespbytaJ, but II thefe,
only church books are prirted.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02
ADVERTISEMENT.
THE TEMPLE OF RFALTH,
and BRANDY
From the Raleigh IN. c. Rcg:ner.

ACAIN
For the reception of Wafhingtonians, Adam
ties, and Jeferfoniaus -Federalifs, Antifed.
eral'ts, Ariltocrats, Democrats, III Fedsrcltifr,
all RGpHbfcaay, Ill Federal Republican,, I'LL Re-
publican FtdsraEfs-Whigs and Tories, Tories
and Wings: Being free port Of all natioRs.
The Ladies and Gentlemen who honored
me with their company at the Springs lat year,
are the beh judges whether their tine was we'll
or i'll fPent in attending them--tho were
permitted to rifk AZ opinion, hould pronounce
they all return home, with one or two ezcep-
tons, found wind, limb and eyeEght-6t TO
leap a fse-bar gate ], LENOX.
Lenox. Csai, NJ C. Jsns 4.ISos.
vive Ia Repubiqle-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02
TIE CLOUD cAPr rowEss.

A Tailor looking al the monument Of Shakef
peare il Weltminlter Abbey, and obferving
the 6rlt line Of the interruption to be " fbt cl9n3
capt toner's" read it in the following manner,
TIE Cloud capt. T0zesrt. Captain Towers
exclaimed he-who the devil can this Captain
Towers be d-n me if | ever head his name
before or that OF the fhiP he comm Ands sither
The Cloud.l
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02

A Telefcope Of the value Of E1a ooc ferling
has been lately ihipped ia tie river Thames for
the Royal 0 f-rvatosy at Madrid. Il was
made ia London under the direction Of Dr.
Herfchel, and it f IS 20 many packages IS to
freight great part Of 4 irnall ihiP. AnotherTclc-
fcope is aIfo about TO Be completes, under I'd:
fame dire Aion, for he Academy Of Sciences AZ
St. Petertburgh. Thii lAa ineFome1s viii cot
about l5o20-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
II N II C q

Suppletary to an sd, en,itled (" An Ae 70,
the suragement of learning, by fecurinp
the es OF Maps, Chars. and Books, 10 the
sutmnd proprieiors of foch copies during
the ! thereia mentioned" and extending
the h's thereof 10 the arts Of dcEenire.
engrg, and etching hiaoricaI and Other
prini
DE saed ), fbr Senate and Hos/s of Re-
- ff0frvo ef ibr Uanrx Sto,e, o( Amr-
,iea irg,yh eDsmbkd. That every perfon
Who fhfom and after the fra day of Ianu.
ary nenim to be the author or proprietor
OF snys, Chars, Book or Books, and fhaIl
thereatek to obtain copy right of the
fame able to the rules pteicribed by law,
before hall be entitled TO the benefit -of
the aehIed "An act for the eocoursecment
ct lsai BY fecorins the copies of Maps,
ChsffsBooks, to the suthors aad propfie.
tors ofsopies. during the time therein men
tionedIhsll. IN sddition to the seouiS,es
enjoinde third ard foorth fetaious of faid
sa, ifok or books. give information by
cauhntopy OF the record. which, by faid
al he nired to publifh in one or more Of
the nen. to be inferred at foil length ia
the tit or in the page immediately follow
ing thof every fuch book or books |; and
hs maart, Aall sauie the following words
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
City of 1erallalem.

a MODEL of that ancient and oriental
"A CRY, as il food when our Saviour died
upon Earth, or, as Jofephus has defcribed il,
while il food 10 its primitive State. The prin-
cipsl trsnfaetions of our Saviour, from the time
Of his being taken, until his Crucifxion. The
glorious Temple Of Solomon, with all its won.
dsssul Out Works, the fame Of which, together
with the amazing wealth and grandeur of King
solomon. drew Sheba, Queen of the South, to
whit him at his Court, to behold its amazing
wonders and, N fight Of them, conftned,
sha, fame fell ihort Of what fe beheld, as il far
exceeded her expeetations.--Th famous M ,del,
being 70 well known in the United States, as
we'll as in the Welt Indies, and being the pro.
duetion OF an American ArSif, is allowed by all
who have honoied il with their company, 70
bc.a MsRer Piece of Work naniho. 70 that
further Comment 10 deemed unncccilary.
The whole Of this Work is comprehended
IN 70 Feet by g; and may b. feen at the Houfe
OF MIR. NICHOLAS GARRISON; in Clarke
hrcet, at the fmal Price of Twenty five Cents
for grown Perfons Half price for Children)
from ten o'clock in the moraing. Till ten in the
evening.
Nc*Po'f' jane II, 1902. 9rtf
Sr 7be zobole Of fbe ab,ve dtjf,ittisu, s
mT skgaaiLy carved in qDood.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
III NWAcT

fl ~ # & T.
To regulate and FIX the compensation Of the
officers Of the Senate and Honfc Of Repre-
fentatiyes.
u Z N snal7sd BY ibt Senate esd Hos/< of Re-
~ trsjSafsfive, stibs Ux;isd Stale, If .imsriea,
IN Cszsisf og;mblsd. That ths rficers OF the
Senate aod Houie Of Representatives herein A.
i2Ss4Shs Ss SSws . e and ihsi hhfo, & q R sy entitled
Secretary Of the Senate. and Clclk of the HOME
OF Representatives, two thouiand doIlars. zach !.
their principal cle,ks one thoufand three hpn.
dIed dollars, each; and each Of their enp,oiline
clerk, one ihoufand dollars per annum.
Zee. =. H~d be IL /srkir exal7sd, Thai
the iegeant az arms of the Senate. who alfo pef.
fofmsthe duty OF door Keeper. and the fcreeant
at arni Of the Houfe Of Representatives. fbalI
be, ard hereby are entitled TO receive eiphr hun
dred ollan per annum, each.
Sc. 8. And be ii tu,tbey ena9lI. Tba,
the dor Keeper OF the Houle of Rep,efent,.
tives, lall be. and hereby is entitled TO receive
hve hddIed dollars per annum. and two dol.
lar, Ps day, during each iefion Of Conprefs
and q aaaan' door keeper Of the Senate and
Houief Representatives.. four hundred and fif-
~ dohs per annum, each, and two dollar,
each, day, during each feiion Of Conercf,.
), 4. Asd Be IL /nnbtr ma7e6. That
the co,enfation TO the fecretsry Of the Senate
and clt OF. the Houfs of Reprefen,s,ive,. and
30 iheelerk,, and TO the other tfficep herein
namcdlall commence with the prefent wear.
NATHANIEL MACON,
Sfenker Of tbe Hon,< Of Res,e)tniafO<s.
ABRAHAM BALDWIN,
Prsjfdenf of fbe Sena,f p,s ,,us,y..
ArrssD, April z9, 1902.
TIL: JEFFERSON,
Pr1fdsnf efibe UnHed Slater.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
n NJ n CT

To amend !" 80 ad to efablifh the compenfa.
ton. OF The officers employed in the collection
OF the duties on imports and tonnage and
for other purpofes."
REh e"aded 3, ibt Sesan and Hsgk IF Re-
~ t,,/safsf'Dei sftbe United Sfaio sf Amsy,-
ca IN Cersrof eDsmbiei, That from and sifsr The
ih,nie'h day OF June. in the preisnt year, rf,ere
hall he paid. annosiy, to The collector Of tie
eoHoms Tor the diarit Of Richmond, 10 addi-
ton to the fees and enoIOmeois otherwiie allow
ed BY Law, the fom Of two hundred aud City
dollars.
Sec. 4. md Be IL Js,fb<, mated, That
from and after the iAid thirtieth day of June.
the falsry heretofore allowed by law 10 the col.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
WILLIAM WILLBOR,

Has lately removed to New Store on the South
fde the Ferry Wharf Lane. 3 doors EAT from
the Main Street, at the Siga Of the. Colder
FyG, where he fill carries on the Glazing
Bu6nefs in its various branches--and has tor
fale the following articles -
NIINDow CLASS. Of dissrent sze'. BY
Wv the Boz. or ffnaller quantity, viz.--i3
by rs. II BY i6, 10 by "a, 10 by I3, 10 by u,
eby ~. byIo, 7 by g, & s by 6 = Likewiie,
Sheet Glafs, cut in any form or hze-Putty
by the quantity. OF Eagle pound.
HI bar dys al ,eiaii-
BRANDY. Run, Gin. brown and white
powdetd Sugar. MolaiIss. Flour, Rice, Sou
chong, Congo, & Bohea Teas. Chocolate, Cof-
fec. Negro. head, cut. and Pigtail Tobacco, Se-
fau. Rai6ns, Nutmeg, Cloves. Cinnamon,
Muaard, Pepper, Ginger, Starch. Candies
Writing Paper. Dutch Oaills. Bsa New. York
Hard Soap, &c. &c.
Newpoft, April q. 1904. s1d
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
Bras Eoundery.

'HE fubfcriber informs the public that he
Il carries on the Brafs Foundery bufineis in
all It's various branches, al his mop in Spring
ftrect, nearly oppofte Mr.. Jokn BSn5st,'s.--
He aJ6 Maker and RtSniyy
Houfe and Gun Locks. Thoie who NAV favor
him with their cuitom, may depend On puneiu-
atty; and every .avor will be acknowledged
by the publo's humble fervant,
WILLIAM TRICKETT,
Newport. June IS, Isoz. cotf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03

t AN ACT
For the relief of Tnsoposius FowLrR.
DE menatsd BY ,be Ssra,s and HssJs efRe.
- P,sjs@sirvs, .fiSe Umnsd STATE, Of Aney,ea,
in COngrss cgimtlfS. Tha, the comptroller OF
the tresiasy be and be is hereby authorized and
required TO cauie TO be dicontinurd the fui, now
pending 10 the circuit court OF the diaret OF
New York. in the name OF the United STATES
sgsinf TheodoGus Fowler, for monies charged
10 him on the books ut the tcsfury a, advanc-
cd or paid c..stcount, or in oonleqoencc Of a
contract entered into by him with The iecretary
of the ireafury on the twenty. eighth day Of Oc-
tober, one thouisud icsen hundred ard ninety,
and thar the faid TheodoGus Fowler be and he,e-
by is diichsrged from the faid demand
NATHANIEL MACON,
SPEAKER Of fbe Hssjr Of Reprelfnf0f,prs.
ABRAHAM BALDWIN.
P,shss~i Of ib< SENATE f,eie~,sys.
ArRRovrD, April a9. 1907.
TIL: JEFFERSON,
ta M Prysarnf Of fbs Uxned Ssafss.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
7ohn Il. Sha1u, e Co.

INFORM the public that they have taken
4 ihoP next door bur one North of the Coffee.
Houfe, where they carry on the Watch Making
butine!s in all its branches and have for fale,
Warranted and common Eugliih and Geneva
Watches, gold Necklaces. iilver tea and table
Spoons, Sugar Tongs, &c.-Lookine. Glaiies,
Tea Trays. Wsitey, D'ei!ing- Cafes, Plated and
Wooden Gators, Sufpeodcrs, Knives and Forks,
Globe Andirons. Shovel ana longs, brais aud
jappaned Lamps. CandleRick,, dart and CON-
mon Waking Sticks, Scotch, Rappee & Mska-
bau Snuff, Starch, Writing Paper, Dutch Ouills.
Britannia Coffee Pots, &c. Sc. Together with
AN anoftment OF Jewellery and Pcrfnmery.
Cs@ siUen for old Geld and SRuey.
~" Puntiual attendance will be given. aud
the imallea favon gratefully acknowledged.
Nezvtorf. Feb. IL. 7.n
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
MART MUMFORD

ID ESPECTFULLY informs her friends and
N the public in general. that fhe carries on
the Timing buinefs, in the South Shop OF the
fame Houfs where il vas carried on by her de-
cealed hnfbsnd. She las at preient on hand.
large aGortment Of TIN WARE, which ihe
viii difpof. Of very cheap for Cans
Thofe perfous who will plexfe to favor her
with their cuaom, may depend upon haying
their work faithfully done, and the fmslleh ia
vos win be gratefully acknowledged.
- For fale a. above, an AGortment OF
IArPAKID WARn, Glsfs Lamps, and Two
large franklin Stoves.
Newport, June -, 1904. s9tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
Sail Making.

THE f0bfcribers having entered into partner
i fhip. under the ivm Of
Spooner and Dunham,
hereby inform the Public, that they carry on the
Sail Making bafnefs. 10 il. various branches,
al their Sail Loft, on the wharf u the late Gen.
John Mslbone, at the South part OF the town.
Thofe ~ho may favor them with their cuitom.
may depend on punttOality and difPatch. All
favors will be gratefully acknowledged, By
WING SPOONER, I'D.
CHARLES c. DUNHAM.
Newport, April 8, 1907. 79tt
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03

For Sale on Reelasabk fermu,
A Quantity of Window Frames and
Saihes, for 7 by 9 and 6 by 8 Clsfs.
Enquire of the Printer.
Es.yfsrs, My a., fsos. s6u