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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-09
From the Gazette of.hs United s.,ts...


Tow PANE has recommended his
!" njJui kaJer5," and again ad6reGed
the citizens Of the United States through
the medium Of Of the Aurora IN
thar paper Of this morning we are fav.
ered win bis I" Letter tie SirtB" TO the
citizens Of the United States. This let
ter, like molt Of his other productions
hnce bis arrival in this country, is com
pofed principally of encomiuns upon
himfelf and upon his projt Cts for refor N.
ingthe world, and abuie Of Gen Wafh
irgton's administration. The only
thing worthy Of notice in this publica
ton is copy Of the evboh. of Mr.. Ief-
ferfon's affedionate letter of invitation
20 Paine. We have marked in Hahc.
that part Of il whirh was lalt fummer
publifhed in this country, from Euro.
pean rewfpsPers, and which was made
the theme of ferries Of eHays in this
Gazette. Sever al things il this affee
tionate letter from the greateli Ppne6ptes
10 the greateA BiaPbemer in The world,
deferves the ferrous attention of the PEG
PIE of the United States, And Il will
no longer be queRion with any ore,
whether Mr.. Jef, ron really wrote fuch
a letter to his table companion and Dol.
ON friend, we prtfsne the democrats,
especially thofe of them who p olefs
ehriitianity, will find much obligation
IN peru6ng this bro,herly epiltle. 1t
will be noticed that Mr.. Jeffafon be,
came PRECEDENT of the United STATES on
the 4'h of March, Icc,, and that he
delayed no longer that till the 18th of
the fame month before be gave orders
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-09
PARIS, MARCH q.

The Porte has appointed Caleb Ef
fendi its ambafador TO refde at Paris.
The French commercial relations are
re eaablifhed at ConGantinople, and in
all he por,s Of the Levasr. ..~.s ~,
Upon the requea Of General Stuart
the Porte has given the mameiukes that
part of Upper RgYpt, competed of the
Swan and the Senne. 49,.
The Captain Pacha erPeds every day
to hear Of the evacuation of Alexandra.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-09
EARTHOUAKE.
Exfrat7 Of a letter dated Poiat Psfes, Ga.
Gatcr5e, I'D Mares. 1904.

SAP~b i~sD IfHLA, on s.
Lat evening We experienced FIVE
fhotks of an earthquake, The srt q
which was about nint O'Clock, and tie
laR, much the mott feverc, abouf ter
O'Clock. l was at that M, rept def
fing, with my face TO the fauth vet,
and The vibration was 20 violet A. 10
make ne Ragger agzinfi he bedfead
n a few moments the Greet bsfo < my
lodgings was crowded With men, NO.
men and children, making, dfmsl
no'te, fome fcrearpiag and iome pray
ing,on their knees TO thar Providence
which mott OF the people Of this place
have Elected 10 ceride FAY afs 8ed,
becaufe however aiheiAiesl he free
thinkers Of the day may appear TO be,
| believe twill be found thal they have
aimnit always in the time Ct cangef
th' own emfsIyes- upon the mercy ~
the Deity"
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-09

. one Of lie hips Of the navy 70 "r
r;,,,. a-4 arr,ano.lzts" Ills friend and
corr eT,ondeat. BY the 6ra fantence Of
the letter itappears that thefe loving
and cor genial fpirits had been PreviouC.
" in HABITS Of uninterrupted correipou.
dence. No lefs than four kind epigles
betwsen the 1T and the 10Th Of Oao.
berl By the part Immediately fubfe.
ouent, il is eviJeaF that they had been
5lotting fome vaa fchrmes of reform,
viii b iaffead of " Gvaqigg tie e7ergief
eft5e people" will probably contribute
% The q ,Rat plicafion Of tie bnmar rae"
and CO the exrintiion Of fnperi}i.ion and
prieR craft throughout tbs world.--Buc
We keep the reader too long from til:
letter itfelf. Here II follows. We
know not ID what At Of yintoxic ltion the
Blslnben1cr was induced 10 make i
pubic. His ffieud, tie Philolopher,
will not thank bin forit.
wAsyis ros, aAkca 10, 1891.
DEAR -SIR, s g
Your letters of On. NJ, 4th, 9th,
10Th, caa,e duly TO hand, and rhe pa
pers WI CD they covered were, accord
ing 10 your Pernitiion, Pobifhed % the
newspapers and in PamPhles, and 10.
der yees.own name. Tbefe papers con-
tain prrcilby our principles, and ] hope
they wiil b generally recognizes here-
Determined AZ We areto avoid, # POI.
h5le, waiting. the energirs 81 our p=o,
Die il war and def u6sipn, We ethailar
void duplicating ourleves With the pow
ers Of Eurdoe, even IN fuPport Of prin-
cipies which we-mean to PuFfue. They
have 70 many olher inrereils drtferer.
from ours that We nun avoid bsing en-.
tangled in them. We believe wer can
enforce ibole principals rs 10 outirivr'
Ey peaceable means, now that We are
likely to have our public councils &c,
tached from foreign views. The return
OF our citizens from the Phreazy into
which they had bsen wroFghr, parity
~ I'LL condutf 10 F.anoe, Partiy BY art
fees pradif=d upon thsmtis almoit.ex
tiaa. and will, ! be'i4vei 5ecore quitn
io But .the'e details, too mirute ard
long for letter. viii be better adevelo-
ped BY Mr.. ID rwfon.th bearer ri this,
4 ne 1nber of'the late congrcts,-to Whon
r refer you for them. Hs goes II the
Mgyl4pd loop Of war, which VIII wait
a few days at HavFs - teFeigehis leg.
rers te be written on bis 2rriyal Al PARIS.
p foa sxprs6cd q qvJg % get 4 gt 10
fbi! cgsahy n pubic Qalsi. Afr. Daovf5a
u c5srgs3 qvifb oIders 70 tte captain Of the
Md'yand. TO rsceiVs AID aceom,uosais yas
baek lfgou ran BE reedy 20 depart az f1sh, &
.Gort Starring. Rob. r, LivngQon Is
appointed minilfer plenipntehiiary 70
lie republic Of France, bit viii nor
leave this, TIL we receive The ati6ra-
non ofthe Convention ~ Mr. Dawfon,
4 an u A2ts; y'p ,1viH fad gfrstnrze4 gen
.e,alLy p tfnt;mrat, qpottly Of t3rner f-rt.
{atbJs-a qyiR Be ;oar CRY Y bdos ls15ly
.@tsrsS, and e'itb ~ mue5 q3e3 ~ -eaY '4a5
.Avhg, Tat yo4 azy i9Fg 6ds % c5llfi;1Iaae.
ysar lyGfui l4kors, oea,t9 rep ;o4r REGARD
IL ibs 'AaaLfsin.G ef aetigri, Is nv Jfae:re
prayer. AftYi e61ra7ee' q ny III sgesr',
sad aict7i,aste attachment.
THOMAS JEFFERSON
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-09
LYING ron, ArRIt Il.

E*tro1 # a htter fran a gsstlc1san il.
Masekes, 70 BIS eor,epondent IN tdis
Place, dated MGreb 10. 1893.
" Proviiions Of every KIND. are high
in New Orlesns-Fiour Q dolls. per Dbl
Pork l6 do. Bacon l8t--and on the
arrival Of the French troops, the price,
! think will rather rife than 9th erwife
The French governors baggage has
arrived, and iome few inferior oflc crs
The troops are daily exPeGed.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-09

Vienna, 1n1 GGIO- " bciHH boN 49,
miniliers iheuld not, if potible, wait
the refllt Of fuch tedious negotiations
Miniaers fhould fend an nldimatnm'
an d back IL with blocade of the French
ports. This thy houla do inaantly /;
while BonaParte is conioupdsd by the
lep they have already taken. Indeed,
we are aaurst, unlefs fatisfaaory ex
PLANTATION Is given, and an amicable ar
ragemeot begun. the ports of France
and Holland sill be blockadcd with all
poilible expedition.
The public expectation Of wat wa
greatly increafed on Saturday every
circumiance fhews Miniiers are prepar.
ing for fyGem different from that they
have hitherto pufued. Col. Philips
has Jna been appointed Deputy Adjs
tant General at Malta an Office which
has been vacant nine months, aod
which it was fuppofed would never have
been filled up. Several other officers
have been appointed to complete the
Raft OF that iland, and hence we per
ceiye there's ne expectation OF evaouat.
riHg !, foon. m /
Ap,ivate lette- from Paris f4ys. the
troops Of the Republic are eoncen'rat
ing on various points. In the hrt.
Military divition Ground Parisl there
are $4,000 men The naval oHleers
have received orders 70 join at Brett !,
Havre, SC Ire works Of the port Of
Boulogne are carrying on with great
activity. Ii faa, the preparations ma .
king in the feveral ports, are by far
roo sxteniive to be intended for the col,
onies and can have no other objeta 'han'
a maritime war.
a letter from Verona, dated Feb. 10,
fsys the movements Of the Trench trooOs
towards The ports of the Mediterranean,
have reference. TO the iland of Malta,
which they will, doubtless, endeavour
10 re take, if matters fhould not be &C
commoda,ed.
From Dublin we have received infor
nation, trongly tending to coffin the
account already given Of tie tTaiIorous
Vaccinations of the reble renegado
OConnor, and his emmiiisrIes il Ire
land, 70 revive the fpirit and a&tioa OF
diiafe fion in-ihat country. On TUel.
day morning lat, Mejor Sir, on n
formation received TO that eife6. pro
ceeded with a gaurd 10 GER ala pace
in DDlphin's barn, where he found 81
newly forged pixies, of al improved and
peculiar contribution. d F. s.e
We hear from Corfan,inoplc- that
It is there fubjea Of eonveriation, thar
the French Government wilhcsto have
military poft in the Ottoman Empire,
in order TO (4ffort IT'S ally the Porte.
By letters from Peterfburgh Of the
18Th Of February, we learn, that The
exchange ofcour iers between the Ruff.
fan and Euglifh Courts is now more
frequent than ever.-Rui1ia will not
permit the easbliihment of a Malefs
divilion, or langne and England will
not evaeuaie Malta. -Thsfe are the
points in difpute.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-09

Ertraoydiaory PrOaut7isn5 - a perfo q
in this town, RATED the lar irafon, from
one bear, eieuen hundred and niney ripe
beans which, being fmall, Ineaured
only one half pint.--The produce Of
the third year, if in proportion to he
hra. will be tsvsa ibsgfagd and fsiy tbere
kyl1et.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-09
LISBON, MARCH 10.

LISBON, MARCH 10.
Gen. LANES, the French ambaG4dor,
has returned.-He has informed the
Prince Regent Of his arrival, 10 relume
his diplomatique functions ! but that
he lhal not appear at Court until all
the miniaers who we're in power when
he left Portugal, were difmifed. The
Prince, yielding TO circumstances, has
acceeded TO the demand, and appointed
new minil1ers.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-09
LEYpkN, MARCH ID.

The French troops, defined for
LouiGans, are all embarked on board
the tranfporis at the mouth Of the Meuie
They conhft of 1920 infantry, detach.
ment Of the 18th regiment Of Dragons,
detachment Of artillery, Sc. The ex
petition is 10 BE put to fea IN a few
days. .---- -
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-09
caEtNocz, Mares I9.

CREEEOCK. MARCH los -
Friday morning moG extraordna.
" duel took place in Hyde Park. be.
tween Lieur. w. Of the navy, and Capt.
7. Of the army. Tie antagonilts arri.
~ed at tie appointed place within a
few minutes Of each o.h>r, and the par
ties fred per fgns', when Lieut.. w.
received tie hot a his adyerfary on the
guard Of bis pifol which tore away the
third and fourth finger ofhis righr hand.
TIE { ecoaGs then iotcrfered 10 no pur-
poie. the fon Of NePsu1e, apparently
eallous 70 pam, wrapped his hsndker.
chief round his hand, and fwore he bad
another which never filled him. Capt.
7. called bis friend efde, and',old him
rhat,t was IN vain 70 utgc recorciia'
ZION. They again took their g'opnd.-
On Lieu'. w. receiving t. piloi in bis
left hand, be looked hedfsitly az Capt.
7 for fone time. then csa his eyes 70
Heaven. and iAid in a low voice, 8 for
zjre me-" The parties fred as bstore,
end both fell. Capt. ] received The ihor
thro' his head and iniiantiy expired !;
Lieut.. w. received the ball in bis left
hreal, and immed a'ely enquired OF his
friend -if Capt, is wound was mortal /:
Being anfwered II rhe affirmative, he
thanked tissseahr had lived thus lopg;
reqael.ed mourning ring on his Eager
n ight be given 70 BIS iiasr, and that ihe
might be ALFRED il was The haPpiels
IN ,men, ne ever knew Ile had Farce.
~ hp'ihed the words whena eeantity
OF blsed tuIh from his wound, and he
Expired s..Nof without = lreggle.
n unfortunate yonng nan uas on tic
sqs OF beng married 10 lazy IN Ramp
fh'-s, TO whom fos fs-Hs. time he had
ia.5 his suJstaes.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-09
Exfrua Of dAfter fran aVfry intelligent
tsr6z ~ tie Cocktt ~ nation, 10 q genie

L1AiF Lls ~ q fStteN IfS"' q - y 4''S'tt *
ter6n III ne Coekis ~ nation, 10 genie
mar in Knc1piLe, dated Ee5. L.
The litte king of the Oh ckafawhay.
has been al New . leans. and Gnce bus
return he has introduced Talk among
the Chiefs Of that ration, IN which be
calls upon them to hold them elves in.
readineGs- 70 meet the FFeneh at New
Orleans in The FIRING, to have. with.
them a great biz Tax las he terms i }
The king FAY. the French are a. New
Orleahs, and that he converted with
them. II fters The Indians have re
ceived no prefents from ITEM yet"
The little king Of the. Chickdfawh ".
mentioned il The above letter, was for
,nerly in the in;er5f Of the Eng'ifh, and
afterwards avowedly in 5has Of The A
mericsns, -
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-09
Essrda Of itstvfrOm Gs0rss'7ec7, datel

"T'be ancient dominoh isfl'd to be
undergoing fome political changes
inaead' of none, as formerly, Virginia
will, ! am told, lend FIVE FederalIts 70
the next Congress, and might hgye fsnt
rnoteif greater exertiops and SIS def
Pondcncy had prevailed. Mr. Brent,
from the oPpoGte Gde q the river be
center ofintormation) viii b. difcarded
BY handiome mai5rity againfF HIM"
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-09

ref. tut i !; generally bel'eved . =
true.
Est,oa ofa letter fyom q grutifraan on hoard
fbe Canton, at Eatenadz- Spsn.-0 b,ri
in Soutb Amsriea, TO gentleman ~ f6i'
city, dated Jan. 20, 1903
d" We have at length completed the
hu6ner, of this flip, and fhe is now pre-
paring 10 get under way, the has been
mott THANKFULLY delayed between the
Government and The merchants, there
has always been fome obltacie IN me
way. but they now. thank God, are all
fortunately furmounted l am every
day more tired Of this piasei more d'i-
cofled with the government, and with
The people who fervilely foent 70 70
Infamous a defpotilm; ! never knew
b ow much I ought 70 pride mYfeif on n
belonging 10 the United States, uhHa
Ihad an oportunily Of conua!ling the
Northern with the Southern Continent
and all tha, want Ct my country now,
!, tliatit may convince the world OF its
importance, by refenting the immenie
injuries il has fUGered from the tsoleoee
of the Spsniards-- al prefent they know
nothing of US here-thty fneerinsiy tell
Us they have heard Of our fubmiilion to
Britilh Apgrel1ion of our all n re
dileracefu tarnenefs with the French
and think that we ihall complete the
climax, by da.:aEdly eadQrancs Of
Spanifh lnfulss.
an Gill altogether uncertain how
much longer may be detained here
this mott unplealant 70 me, but en-
endeAvor 10 bear il with patience"
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-09

II is a melancholy truth. that in nei
,her Paris nor London were mere ever
known foeh nsmbsr of Gck people as
at pregens.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-09

Robert Bloouhe.d, the author Of
The Farmers Boy. Rural Tales, &C.
Fas been recently appointed 70 hand
fbme f,uation 10 the Seal Office, il tie
-erncie, London.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-09

HSr5.s THIS valuable srticle Of
cenlreerce Is likely 10 be transferred
from ItalY - O. Britain. lamenfe
a,ata or c'srries Of ercel'cnt marble
lin no refge6t infeTior TO the !fal AM
have tesn ditovered 10 remote
eoraer Of Scotlsrd. Mr.. Peunaut the
Celeb a,ed TouriR, fri brew our Ehe
hint which led to this dilcovesy.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-09

a few evenings age Lady in White
horie yard, Drnry lane, beng much
sgitatei in confequenee of frightful
dream, Jumped suddenly out OF bed
md threw herfelf out of the window /;
but falling upon the back Of an old
wgt,hnndr. who was calling the hour,
lne experienced 70 frrious injury the
w2tchraan much more afraid than hart
ty TIE whis ehof. fprung hi rattle,
End the neighborhood was irnnediarely
alarmed. whcn the baked fair one was
r - referred TO tae arms Of her folPfi
I'D Benedia.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-09
EonrOn Paragraphs.

Cen. Kofufco now lives in model
setirementiu country hcufe near Paris.
Since the fste Of his native country was
ultimately determined, il feems as if ne
were no longer the fame man his looks,
formerly pale and fallow. are now freih
and healthy. He now enters wlth gal
ely on the common Pleaiures OF lite.
Re has ceafed to carry with him the
turf box. on with was painted a lhiP
ihaltered by he aorm, with the mott
to-" My poor country "-His friends
and coontrymeh at Paris regularly Gel.
ebrase The Anniversary of his birth day.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-13
To be Sold at Public tuition,

nN Thuridsy the roth Of November next,
" a. two o'clock r. n. (if fair seather, il
no,, the f.a fir day the real cftase, late belong
ing TO Pei.g AIles. dccesfrd. ltuste in Middle
town, shout four miles from Newpoft--eon-
tanning between fifty and SIXTY acres Of good
land iuisable either for paaure. meadow, or I'll.
lsee. and a valuable orchard on the fame, with
the buiIdisss and other privilege, shsreunto be.
longing. Of ~bieh ,hefsid Peleg died f.izsd and
good indifputsbled eed OF laid premiies fhsll be
made to the psrchaier. the febicriben being
fully espo~ercd for fsid purpofe. The land u
veil wstered. together with many other con-
venieaces attending the fame.
EIIZABETH ALLEN. | Alniry.
THOMAS G. ALLEN, rafsrs.
NIB. Asy pesfon iaelinios topsrchsie at
private fale. nay know the terms by applying TO
either Of the fubtcnbers. living on the Premifs''
Term, Of p,ymen, wilI be made ssfy to the. Pur-
chafer. AidSifssssn, GA. -.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-13
R6oae-Mand DiRri9. n

by Virtue ofa Warrant from the Hon.. Dr..
A. cid LEONARD B&ym,s. Efq. lodge Of the
Dafiet Court for the Diariet Of Rhode-Id and.
Notice is hereby given to all pcrfons con-
csrned, that Libel is fled in faid Court. by
.icorge wadin OF Newport, in the county Of
Newport and diitria aforefaid. apainit certain
Brigan,ire. called the Baysrd iuow lying in the
port OF Newport) her Tackle. Apparel and Fur
niiure. for having been employed, a. it is al.
lsdged, in tranfporting Slaves from one foreign
couutry TO another, viz. frou, the CosR Of Af-
rics to Havanus, Ia the lland OF Cuba con-
trary 10 the Statute OF the United States in fuch
cafe made and provided And that trial will
be had upon faid libel at the DiRriet Coure
which Is to be holden a, Providence, within fsid
Difritt Of Rhode lilaod. on the third Tnefasy,
VIZ. the Fifteenth day of November next, as
nine o'clock in the forenoon.
w. PECK, Martial.
O7sksr "a. ,Soe.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-13
Latef Foreign Articles.

The affiirs of ireland wear gloomy afpea ;
every day brings accounts of frelh arrefs on the
psrt of Government, aud of daring outrsges on
that Of the infurgents. The Limerick mail
coach was attacked two miles from that place,
BY party of them, Who il appeared, were very
anxious 20 get poG:flion of the Icttcrs Two ei
shem were killed, aad feveral wounded by the
guard. The coachman drove furiouGy through
Government, in which the Irih are concerned,
are fufpetted alto 10 Ensland, and sneas have
saken place in confequencc.
The Hon. Charles Yorke has accepted the
Sesss of the homs department, in the room Of
Lcrd Pelham. MIR. PITT is sapPoin,ed Colonel OF
the Cinque Port Volunteers and mnR OF the
difingolihed charaeten of the nation bear COM
millions.
The endeavors made in Parliament by MIR.
Fox and Others ia favor of the Prince Of Wales
offer to take command OF the volunteer corps,
have not fncceeded. The Prince is ffill Colo
mel. and remains at the head Of the 9th regi-
nent Of light dragons.
The Enghfh politicians ftill calculate on
the friendihipo Of Rulia; while. il we may judge
By the complexion Of our Paris paPers, the
great northern power is difpofed, at this no.
nenf, TO qurRion Great Britain's righ, to the
dominion Of the feas. and to sacu the long con-
seacd claim of free @ias matixg free gssds--a
queaion that involves in its dccihon the imPor-
sance Of the Britiih navy.
The Imperial Parliament was prorogued
On the nth Aug. after conGderab.e debating to
she very laft momcnt. Colouel Hu,chinfon,
Supported by ieveral members. viihed fhe It-
ting to be pTotraeted, that the affairs of Ireland
might be Investigated and noticed. at fome
l.ngsh, the .fate OF that unfortunate country |;
feprefen.iDg the diarefTcd fate of the people !;
Recommending mild and concilia,ory meaiaics !;
and fnggcaing, thar il the Prince of Wales was
kns az peace make, into that part Of the united
Kingdom, there WA not a man in Ireland who
would not rally round him.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-13
E Take Notice.

THE fubfcriber takes this method to inform
i all thsfe that have accounts ssaioa him,
either by Note or Book. OF more then one years
ffahding. that they mutt call and fctilc with
him within thirty days from this date. or he
mall proceed according to Law Immediately
after, without rcfpea to Perfons.
CLARK BLISS.
Newport. Oa. g. 1868.
NIB. He has IN hand. an saostment OF
Wsq-Ind;a Cood5 g other ArtieIfy,
ChesP for CAsH.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-13
Take Notice.

ELOPED from my bed and board. on We'd
~ neiday the Sd, infant. my wife ELIZA
sETH.--This Is therefore TO forbid all pehons
hstboring, or traaing her on my accosnt. as I
viii pay no debts Of her contracting alter the
date hereof. JOSEPH SHEFFIELD
Newport. O9. 70. t8o,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-13

THE fub!cribers being. by the Hon. Courr
l. Of Probate for the towo Of Newport. ap-
pointed csmmiflionefs. to receive, examine an1
adult the claims Of the creditors Of the eftase of
Dazki WiIssr. late Of Newport. cordwaiser.
deceafsd. reprefented infoIvent Thereby give
notice to all perfons having claims to faid eNats.
TO exhibit the fame to either Of us, within 6x
months from the 9Th day Of Scptemter lait paas
or be precIudcd ssreeably TO Law.
DANIEL DUNHAM, jur.
EDWARD HEMPSTEAD.
All perfcns indebted TO faid effare. arc rss
Qicasd 70 make immediate payment TO
.-al PATIENCE WILCOX. Admir-.
Newport, Otisbcr II, 1903.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-13

y ESpEcTFUbLY informs the Public, that
IN ihe has, opened School 10 the houfe Of
Mr.. Be.smir qysy, FERRY Wharf Lace where
ihe will teach Boys to read at St. per quarter
---AAnd will ioaru0 Girh in marking,
iewing. darning and knitting, at 7f6 per qasf-
ter. She will alto keep an Evening School tor
Blacks, At fix pence per week.
Nsxvfoyf, O3eber "a.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-13
a. TAKE NOTICE.

THE Co-Partneffhip under the Firm Of
L J.W. PsuL. & CO. is this day. by r,u-
tual confeut. diaolved.--Ali perions having
any demand, on, or who are Indebted 10 fsid
firm, are rsqacaed to caD on the fubtcIibes tor
fctflcment. JOSEPH w. fAOL.
Newport, Oc. =, 1894.