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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-07
Dortlano,
M0NDAr, NorEMsER 7, 1899.
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IMPORTANT.

4 The following important article was ree-ivsd by
1 the lat mall It is from the Aurora, Of the sSsh
Oaober.
Il HAVING received information from
The feat Of government, refpe6ing the
EOpPOSITION of SPAIN to our purchaie
Eof Loaiiians, We haiten to lay it before
Eour readers.
4 We regret that We have not yet receiv-
Eed details of the proceedings at Walhing-
ton, the tafs, however, we are poGeaed 0 f
I'VE believe to couaprize the principal points
Of interelt to the reader They are :.
Tie miniaer of the king of Spain, de-
livered a REMONSTRANCE to the
government Of the United States, agdinf
I've ratification of The treaty sUitb France,
~ Sebieb sOs are TO become 2eDl4sd Of Louii-
The only reafon aligned by the Span
fih minilter for this ftep, 70 tar as we are
Iadvifed, was, that the principal condition
ofthe treaty of ST. Idelphonio, on which
| Spain ceded LouiGana, Sc. to France, had
not been complied with by the latter pow
er.
/ That condition was, that France fhould
/ procure the king of Etruria, to be recog-
Il nized as fuch by all the powers Of Europe.
Il Such, we. are Informed, is the fubfance
| OF theremonttrance to our government.
4 We are further informed. that the re-.
nonitrance from the Spanifl niniiter had
been tranimitted by the Preident to the
/ Senate fometime precious TO the ratification
| g TIE treaty a0itb France :. It appears TO
have had no weight with that body, in
yreventing the ratification of the treaty,
nor can it be conidered by any one as
meriting more than ordinary notice. !.
1 Our advices FROM Warrington are of
40 later date than Monday lait :: further
accounts are expected by every mail. No
/ shing further, we believe, had tranfpired
/ relpeeting the remembrance /; but we con-
3clude that government is determined to
/ fake poileiiion Of New-Oreans and Lou
| mana, as ioon as circumstances Of a pre-
Paratory nature will permit.
Zoe Fever. The number of deaths in
Nswyork, oftle malignant fever, from
July ae to Oct. 20 1909, is four hundred
nmsiyosx, executive ofthoie perlons who
0isd at Bellevue .Holpital. Ill.
IN coniequence of the favorable fate of
me Health of Newyork, the Board of
@iSaith OF that city have adjourned fine die.
II :........:.::.
gssrrisu,
a. gray. BY the Rev Daniel Wefon Mr. Easm crsss
''AAd' to Mis- S'fLis Lasy. Of Gray.
Fl ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
j, a. D!ew
ss lamss Foid.ek.--Ae WIS an active and pronlfng
lyman Mr. Jssa ciara aged g. Defendants. rs
srsa - grand children, aad "a great grand chill
.ssa AZ ' aas y as csnte. R. Mi, sssn Smith
- A'l' seafy Ssas. aged To- daush,er, Of
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-07
1l3nrt nf kennebunh.

csayti-O1. az, brig William, Pope, Tobagc-brig Ex-
pertinent, Bradbury, Barbados brig Alliance, Hatch,
do-brie Oliver, Could ST. Lucia -Oa. 10, fnow Pre-
6dent Jefsrfon P4ten, ST. Luciafchr Patriots Wadin,
ditto.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-07

TO LET ..t.af
II That Pleafanr and valuable aand for bufnefs in
Il Capiic (faimoush) occupied by fubfcrfbrr
The premifes conht of large commodlous dwelling
houe, out-koules, and Rore together with acres
of aqd and good garden. Il is excellent aand Tor
pubhc houfe, or for trader. t.t 4i.
fJe TO Let, ;ts~'s
fmall dwelling in the above village with from.
ten to twenty of land and excellent Crit-nill,
with two ietts of aones and boiling mill. ... Z
LIkeqvJes FOR SALE, .a3
good hand near Prelunfcot Mills, couifing Of new
wo tory houfe, partly fnhed. abont, thirty Of
and, and five lixteenths ofa faw,m being valuable
htuaton for ader, mechanic, tavern keeperFor
particulars apply
~ SAMUEL BUTTS.
CaDi6c Oa >. ,8o7
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-07
CHEESE.

a Small quantity Of Connecticut CHEESE, ofthe
r : Ara qu4ty, tor fale in the Cellar under the
Store improved by AaroH Asain 81 Co.
Portland OS 3r
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-07

NOTICE IS hereby given, That the Iub-
criber has 5cen duly appointed Asnee of the Ehae
and Effeeta of DAVID FAILS Jun Of Tban3Rea IN the
Dnrta of Maine, Tradef. agsina whom Comm fhon OF
,endnc in fsd Dfsria.-A pei ions indebted to faid
Bankrupt, or having any Of his Eaate Eara in their
noaon are reaueaed paw deliver the Game without
dsiav 20 BENJAMIN WEBB, IGgsss.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-07
Maine Almanack, for 1904.

IT HIS Day will be publ hed by THOMAS CLARE,
and for fLe at his Bookstore, ne ary oppofte The
Maine Fire and Marine Infurance Office Fifth -freet
Portland
The MAINE AI.MANACK. for the year of our Lord
1904 being Bhextie Leap Year and se twenty
eighth of American Independence Calculated for the
meridian of Portland, and particularly adapted The
DariGt of MAtNE--(Pr aehs. so es q. CysG-s Il
cts Sessr--o fage.)
CT Theahighet price in. Cash, will be given
for any Quantity OF RAGS, the above Store the en-
luing winter. s1-t (1awaml
Po,sLa1d Nsr
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-07

|NOTICE is hereby given, Thatshe fub-
ftriber has been appointed AfGgnes ofthe Eaate
and Efsets of ELISHA MORSE of Portland, Trader,
Bankrupt -A perfons, having any Fhare Effects Of
the laid Bankrupt rtousaed deliver the fame !;
aud thole indebted faid Eltae make immediate pay
nent to III. SOUTHCATE, fEg1ss.
PORTLAND on :, 1909
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-07
: FRESH IMPORTED
Drugs and Medicines.

Drugs and Medicines.
lust received by the iate imporsations from Europe
, and now opening for fale, by
Henry f. Dupee, Middlefrest, Portland,
A large and general afortmcnt of DRUGS and MEDi-
CiNES-Genhne Patent Medicines Perfumery, and
Dye Stuff. Alto, Pocket Cafes of SURGEONS IN
SIRUMENTS. /. ~,F
SrosE's IMPROVED TRUsSES. jor Rapturer.
This invention is con6dered, by Physicians ard Surge
ons, as great improvement the kinds heretofore
made and has fecused. him Patent from the Prefdent
of the United States They conGR of double fpring
yielding readily to the motion of the body being
at the fame time comfortable to thewcarer, and
attended with better eEect,
y Medicine Boxes, for feamen, prepar-
ed in the ben manner, at the ihortclt notice '
October "a 1909. Hill .-n.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-07

NOTICE is hereby given, That the
fubfcrbcr has been appointed AEignee OF the
Enatc and Eaeas of WILLIAM STEVENS Of Port and,
Trader, Baakrups-Ai perfons having any Eaae or
Efees OF the aid Bankrupt. reqseed deliver the
fame and thoe indebted fad Efate make mediate
H. sOUTHGATE,, Aggaes.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-07
At Richardson's Wharf,

$50 bbls, fine & fuperfne Flour, from
new Wheat,
600 5bs Mels No. and No, 4 BEEF
Hyfon, Hyfon Skin, Young Hyfon and Souchong TEA,
per chef
Boxes by CLASS,
Georgia COTTON. PEPPER. LOAF SUGAR,
Rafha DUCK, SALT PETRE, !. ys
Our Cals MALAGA WINE
Bbls. Clear Middng PORK
9th proof BRANDY and Holland GIN per pipe Or
Dbl.
Also,
Large adortrnent Fine India COFTONS,
For Sale by
JOSHUA RICHARDSON .
OCT. ar. IL. .
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-07

NOTICE is hereby given 70 thecfeo,loas %
WIELFAM HUDSON,
of Portland, msehxt, sgarii 'eshoni cornmGio1 os
bankruptcy has been awarded and iared forth thar the
comm iners named and authorized in and BY the faii
comnllon, and The gHee Ct his eeAc ard f tf in-
tend 10 the 'Ofhss of Etsss=s1 .sye, fq. Fiji
ce, in aid Portland the 9th dav Oh Decemer next
at O'Clock IA order to make farthsr Dividend
of his eaate and efetfs; when and where all pcrfons
who have no: alreasy proved their debts, come
prepared TO prove the fame, they viii te Excluded
the benefit of faid dividend. : -
ISAAC GAGE, t6Irgs,s.
De- The creditors Of E6d BANKRUPT are requelt
ed II rhe place afoFefaid the &tt. infant 70
determine whether they will authorize fd aih$Gcc ~
make fae of the refduc of the scSs Of fad baakrupr
aud Upon what terms.
1~A NovsrSes 7tS, sos.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-07
South Hadley Canal Lottery

a FEW whole TICKETS, at Dollars 50 Cents, and
"a QUAR- TERs att Dollar 374 Cents, in the Fourth
Cals for fale the
BOOKSTORE of Thomas Clark,
nearly oppo!te the Maine Fire and Marine nfuraace
Office, Fiihitreet, Portland Oct "a
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-07

- FOR SALE, OR TO LET, ''>e T.
a BOUT, : of an Acre of Land in Fail
s,sSf6 setween Saccarappa and Corham, with Shoe
makers shop fmaA Barn and Tsny ard thereon FOR
terms, apply to the Printsr. i. - Or 3.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-07

The following important article was received by
The lat mail. !. is from the Aurora, Of the 7Sth
Oaober.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-07
A Watch,
Boarding

TOUR more Men, OF decent habits may be accono-
datsd With COCA Boarding and Lodging lnqn're AZ
the third door in Toaas Cssrs. q r Oct II.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-07
Valuable New Publications.

Lately puhliGed, and for fae by W. JENKs Jun. at hi
Office, Fiihlreet, and ths levera Bookstores
(Prisr 1f Per dpsea, 81 Eagel
nACKAKD's CATECHISM, Second
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-28
Hfms 10 tbs fat,ieafsrs sfdSlaviss.

Il it not advifeablc TO procure from fors
meveban in Bottom, an affidavit, fhewing tb.A
he has had e0.eaxtLy for faic, saa has s6aTk
fold to Mr.. Wilder. roIpe6a6k mrrcbdsf az
principal Eatiorer and 5sss fare tseSsy in New
port, Fnoe the year 1900. large lpSiiei OF I
Stains I799l Would il nor be prudent to pre-
cure halt dozen g0sd jSdt,af sffidavi,', prov.
ing that L Stains has been the only paper uied
in Ne~Port Eaee I8ool Il would add much to
the force OF the afhisvits. wsre the deponenu
10 fuuear rosrdJ thar they purchafed r Stain.
fnee 300 at the pof Office, Especially as IL has
been for fale there fnes laf winter, which cer.
tainly is brg Fues 1900.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-28

given Col. Kirby an increafe Of ,,,5 votes.
will furnifh them with {" tubbDrn fact" on
this fubjeet and they are welcome 10 all the
confolation they can derive from il.
Every inducement il now held out to the
republicans, to perievere in their exertions, for
the import of good government they have
i-en what little exertions they have made, fuc-
ceed beyond their expectations. Fcieralifm has
made its greatef effort, and without It's boa6ed
facets.
II the fedesalias could but look TO New
York or MaGachufctts, to Vcrmpat or Rhode.
Inand, and FAY. " fee there the fun of fedora
lifm Ginning brighter and brighter" it would
afford them relief bnt in all thoie places they
look in vain for confola,ien. Notwithstanding
their pretended confidence in the ereng'h Of
their party. the mott fsgscious among them
cannot help eating their eyes now and then at
Penniylvania. in which GogIe State there is a
greater majority of republicans, than the majo-
rites of federal votes in all the New. .England
States put together.
Thcfc conf era,ions have long diaurbed
and alarmed their imspinatious, and the alarm
increaies when they rehcet rha, the yIRsrLIsK
IN Hamilton's cRsAr CHAIN, (which was a.
bout 70 bind together and SAVE the nation) has
already broken in pieces.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-28
HARTFORD. iCou.) May 10.

HNN rONOs (SoUsI WAY Ios
TIE sauSer ~ potss as gfcra in for governor
for Be b,sjSnf year, are a, toiisqU
For Jonathan T'umbull, 1885
Ephraim Kirby, 7,s4S
Scattering, a13
II affords us real pleafure TO give the FORE
going information, for il will he feen that the
number OF republican votes has nearly doubled
iince the lar Spring. then food as fol.
lsws -
TrumbulI, Ir,s6s
Kirby, AKA,
Scattering, ,o3
The tory Editors in this State, for fome
time pat, have boaaed much OF what they called
the triumph Of fcderalifm and Editors Of the
like Ramp, in other State. believing from what
they read. that republicsnifln was dead in Con.
neetieos. have not failed to expreis their Joy
bot the event Of the Preient election, which has
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-28

- Want Of room obliges US to omit IN this
days paper. the publication of che anonymous
pieces ient to the Editor Of the Aurora by the
bszorabh Je5n RHfLdge. above alluded toi but
they ihau appear in ouE next.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-23
NICOLAS GEFFROY.

H-S CsgaarfIy or b0ad, ar rigar, al5n.
merf s 4oa,rar,sd, and eoxnsn Esgiy@,
y Gerers Wafcbes q Tirepne,s, qvs,cb be qyiN
/fH o" 'ee/0"@6h ,c,m.-H aIb ea,,Ic, on i5s
Coldlmith's 81 Silverfmith's
ts.s. as..S 6, r ss4 sy g4y.iy gssfs III Eassiss
He has likewife for Sale,
WboIe/ale and Retail, all kinds of JJfzo-
eAty. imported and ef,be LGtsT teabiOrt; ebfern'
gsH and elDr, rpaafrth; piatsd ard b,e,5 carr
6i5Gieks !; pia,sd ard 6,isanris na-foD dfyk',
Il all faoo,d and b4xssn; biatsd bnn. F'yrui'
in /puys teo tra,s; eeiio,s. and,sn,, htSusI and
tong, !; eHtiey qo4,e Of oil kindi /; Nigh, and day
Ny- gieGrs; ladies and gen,itnen's p0ckr,beek, i;
dy1Dfsg -giqDSs; +; Jrp.sAt, f,xDS,; bOyS-4obY' ;
razor, t; Hopkm'5 Janon raSor:Ryop' tgd Bar
ry bdn (; pe,fxrey Of all kinas, fran Lonaan sas
Pa,b hair -f07vdc, -faycb; bef Maeka6aH y
Seotcb /sHt; andn grsGf variey ef @ber ayfieies,
too sxm,row 10 isjsyf in an AdVsyfjt,mesf.
In addition to the absVe, be has re-
e.!veS by ibe L1feR isesy,ahop. g,eai varie,y
Of 4rt,ehes in bs hre. anssg uUbifb are. Gssfif-
mes' fS1viizg pfers. dasbis ard f~gl ba,nPd !;
a Varty II nrfeaI ,sB-arsrn and 6osks ,k-
ga~ tea Ars, l'osiss gielvi; Jerpeify Of va.
,i'sf hS< and fst5,ai /; lpe5aei,s Of varioa,
byiees f,ss or sJoE PER- pair; sirgouf geld
RINGS y treat ri SS. isia,d tvab b.a,i
~ CAsH, ard tbe bisbea price, given
for OH Cas- and y,ipe,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-23
1909 Pizes.
so37 Blanks.
sooo Tickets at 4 Dollar, is

This Scheme is calculated for the sdysn-
sage of advcntufeTs there being Mt one and
three quarters Of a bank 10 pine, sad the
prize, oni, fohjscf to a deduttion of twelve and
one half per cent. The enc c,uragr rent and
siaaee shich the Managers asosr thenfeiy-,
viii Nc gwen to this Lottery, oy the Mafonic
Fr,se,ai., ia this and the neighb ,urins States,
leaves Their win,u doubt tha, the Ticket,
wilt meet frecdy faIe. and that the draxing
will cponrncc ias III ", time vhich as f,on
- 6,;sb.d. lit Of the prizes will h. publilhed,
AID 'h'uy iays after, the pfzcs viii be punttu.
slly oaii.--lhofe Prizes which are not demanded
wi'h'n.yrlse m,a ths afterdfawn, will he deemed
gsnerou1y given FOR the nnrpnis of the Lottery
WILL AN FEW,
JANE, PERRY,
JOAN PRICE, jun. Mar
EDWARD EASrON, jun. qgeu.
CLARKE COOK.
WILLIAM MOORE, Jun.
tT Tickets in the sb,ve Lottery may be
had &c riher of the Msnaeeu.
NeDt0rs. Mareb J, 1905. ,zSf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-23
Nicholas UE6Ssy.
71tf

INFORMS the Publie. that he has opened a
GROCERY SlOitE in Bsoad S,rer,. in
the hostc. laie the property .ui Mr.. Cekb Earl.
where ne has tor SAFE general sao'rment oi
WES7-iNDIA GOODS.
Among Others. arc III, tollswing articles:
Run. Brandy, Gin, Cbeuy-RuIn. Moia,Ies,
Flour Kye and Indian M,ai, 1eas of ,ar,aus
kinds, Coffee, Chocolate, Rsihas, Currents,
Pepper, Ginger, Alfriee, Cinnamon, Nu,mes,,
Butter, Ssesie, Caodles Onions, 1cnscco.
Brown Sugars. &c. .2----n Isap.o,.,--. T. T..--'
a general and extenfye variety of
Crockery and Hard Ware; Mems ana =, .-sen',
Shoes, &c. &c. With many other articles. too
tcdicu, TO neation all which wiil be fold at
the rpoa reduce! p'ice'.
Neavpey,, hsV. Al. 1901. 6oif
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-23
John 81 Henry Cahoone,
AZ their Store on Bsniiies's Wharf.

AZ their Store on Bsnittess Whaf,
HAVE foR SALE,
. ROWN SUG.fR, BY tbs barrel; H,b5snf'
- 8roeva Staaf; R4Jfr, per ca& /; MoiaDs, BY
fbe besy1ead; fisw, 6y tbs barrel; MSSlS ard
Dipf Casdies, BY be tsx; J,ss Ca6asfts; ard
ktsxias SPANISH seq gRS.-ALso,
HONEY, By the barrel or gallon
--N,av- 1e,k Seap. BY ne bsx--Ntgro- Head To-
bseeo-BT 4fb s,oy Jsmaiea Ram; Iron Sfs1n
Sab Psfer'd Hams--Loaf Sugar BEfify, and
Hsx', Lard. Sc.-LrKfwisr,
LIQUORS, Of the deR kind, a
r>sersI .41s,nesf-aa< pa,is1 stbry A,fiei0
~ ibe G,so>,, Line---a esmpl<n zGsrf~sm ef
avbieb sby ,rspsf 10 be eovsasfy (sfSiifd as'it.
tIr MASTERS Of Paekeff, Pec
frgeu. Se. ma, Be /rssi,ed a, Jaid sfsn, ."
fbe yAoyfss Ns,ier-rgab a-y h,fiek fhr ma,
.oosf--:S fb,D favsr s,atsfsi, aeir.rsi,lssd
GREEN CHAIRS, per Dosen--
--Miihys, s., bst,i o, ba,rtL-Onissi, b,,
Hrrd,rd barcbsi. sr lnaIiey srasfi,in--L05F-
SUGARS, ard . v~,iety sf fbr bof gfTE4S.
ke~pcrt, Dec. IS, 1904. W
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-23

~ EsPEcTFULLY iaforns ,ne public, shat
Il he h,, removed from the ,oi: OF MS
s,be, Dsvii Nsjs~, TO the ibop Of Mr.. fe'"o,
Lerclssf. directly oppohir--sner: oil k,ad' o.
rIN WARE esn be fasniih,d AZ the ihofteh
co,sce. sna IN a. usfnsb.e terms ss can ne
I,.yh, ia th;. toxn. Ccnasnt attendance ~n
=. o,veo. and he irallra s,von sckno sletgcd'
orr DEC. ~. 1904. iit3
er Cath 4 the highef price given
sor old PEW TER ssd LAAD.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-23

INFORM she Pnohc tb,s ,nsy have taken
i Srnp next dor hos one Soth of the
CoHre- iouse. .he'e they carr, on the
MATCHMAKING BUSINESS
IN allir' bfsnchr. Llkrv,'e al k,nds of
Hal, HOrk u Geid Cypbers
neatly executed. They have t,r Sale. Englih
and Geneva gold & oliver Watches. God Neck
lsces. iilvcr tea aud tsbe spoons, fs,. muaard
pap Spooes, foup and paoch Ladies iosar
longs, large x fnaIl Looking GiaiIc,, d,eiI,ng
Do. tea Tags, Wsi;ers & drriius Cafes. pat
ed, wooden, and Biiapnia Csa5Ss, Bi,aanis
tea and coffee Pots, Gen,lensn's add Chsdren's
beh & com'ooo HATE. Sof,eodcs. Kn,ye, aud
Forks, bsah slobe g. comnJn Handirons. SHOW.
ei & longs bra6 and jippaosd Lamps. elegant
plated x srafs Canileiiick,. dsu and Common
Cains. hptfc & chai!e WHIPS, ladies do. SciHlr,
Pen- Kowcs Snuff,rs& & r,sys, powder Boxes
and Poffs. Rsxors IN cafes and with ihs,iog
Boxes, and WIndfor Soar. Cream Ball.. writing
Paper, Dusch Qaih. Spanith Sesst,. Msccahsu,
Rappse & Scotch Snuff. Starch, Purplc Brown.
tcge'hrr ~ith complete AZ ,nment Of Jewell
lery q Persumery - They Al{o carry on the
GoLD & SiLvsssMfrH's
BuGues: Csih given Tor Old Gold and Silver.
t+t Punttual attendance. ard the fmalef
tavors gfsrtp'ly scknow'rdged.
Newpor, Oh. q. ISo7. 71ts
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-23

THE fubfcrbtr informs shs pubic that he
L ha, taken ,he building Of M. Jorof,on
Sjnwss,, lately occupied by Jsnafbss Ms,@,
decssIed ~he,e the Hay. Scfew'ng buhnei'
will he carried on ~ ofosl. and IN rcafonaole
terms. Any qosn'iiy. Of Hay. ready icrswed'
may be had on vet, mort notice, and all fsyon
rtsrkfully sckrosiedsed. JOHN lRlSH.
M.uss1. dlyH O. 1901. I3t
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-23
PAPER

lust received sod tor ials at this Ofdee. .
teautifa, aGcunent Of PAPE2-HANC.
fNCS, ~f,h great variety Of elegant Borders,
winch ~irbe f,ld At sas Faaory Priess--tfom
zleII psf Rosl.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-23

THE tubfcribers having entered into partner.
A nip, under the firm Of
Spooner and Dunham,
hereby inform the Public, 'fsl they cary on TIE
Sail Milking boGneG, in its various branches
at their Sail Loft. on the wharf of the late Gen.
John Mslbone, at .he South part OF the Town.
Thofe Who may favor them ~i'h their euaom,
may depend on pundoaIiiy ard difpa'sh. All
fayon will be gratesull, acknowledged. nv
WING SPOONEP, al.
CHARLES {. DUNHAM.
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Mr.. John Adams ss deficient of every political
quality az unworthy the confidence of his fcl.
iow citizens; as deeitutc of wifdom, 6rmnels,
and common capacity TO difcharge the darie, of
his Functions In fhor.. the moa degrading
charaeier ever given Of Mr.. Adams, ifIued from
the pen ef Hamilton. Here fellow. citizens,
win TO ancR your attention let me remind
you, that this lame Hamiitox. whole party pre-
tented TO fuPport Mr.. Adams, ha, in his fpcech
to the federal meeting held at the city hall in
Ne~ York, reprobated Mr.. Jeferfon in the
following words" aroufe yeurfelves. fellow
citiz:ns, and dearoy the monaer engend-rcd in
that hot bed Of democracy. Virginia. We can
not fail of facces at the preient election. and
the triumph that is within our grafp, will form
the fra link Of chain thar viii encirclc the
Union. and compel the puhllsnimsus Sta,efnsn
to retire from the helm Of government. the
weight OF which he 10 incompetent TO fufain."
Tins Hamilton reprobates both Adams &c
Jcferfon. and yetthe EHex Junto prefume to
deceive she people thar they arc friends to Adams
though they arc oppoicd to JeHsricai. BY fuch
deceptive tricks they are trying to impofe on
the veil difpofed. while all their plans are dree.
cd 70 bring about a revolution which might
lead to fubver6on of our preient form Of gov
enmcnt.
Mr.. John Adams now in refinement, niua
Zee the fnare laid for his ruin.-Though he
went with them through the variors ~Hszes of
their political iabyrinth. yet the moment he
halted, they puriued him with as much maligni-
~. as they now do Mr.. Jefsdon--wiihin the
circle Of the Junto he is fpoken Of with the moft
pointed contempt ami Indignation, and il is pro-
bable, he couid not obtain vote smong them
TO return him to the proficiency. We hope his
fon has begun to fee through their holsw friend
fhip. and vii give frecimen 10 the Senate of
the United States thar he has difcovered their
peT6dy and duplicity.
A fev Of the clergy fill remsin the dupcs
OF the Eh:x fraternity. They are defpiied for
their ignorance, for while they spprobste Mr..
Adams. they are in fol! com uunion with thoie
who bold MIN in the utmoa abhorrencc. Let
them give an evidence Of the faith thar is in
them, for if they juaify Adams, how can they
harmonize With faction. who fpsak of Jeffer-
fon and Adams with eqnsl reprcsch.
Ye clergymsn, If yon are confident, "come
out from among them, and ihcs your faith by
your works"