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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-04

shnf, and fsSpspoIted, exec IL Ill gu, si,,a
who were Ii the woeds-but in conse-
qulnce 81 = proclamation, which vas i
sued BY the government, Offering pardoa
with Transportation, to those who would
surrender, aconsiderabie portion ofth.t
number had come before capt. "A. sailed.
and il was expectedi ina few DAYS there
would not remain on the island one Of
those wretched beings, who bun latel.
constituted large majority Of its aApnle-
ton. The most respectable Of them.
and those who had been distinguishes
, their humanity to the whites during The
Revolution, were transported. They
were forced on board Of the American.
and English vessels lying there, u Dc
point OF the bayonet--==the latterwefe com
PEELED to take on board from Toto i2aaa
the former to 6 each. Three men, two
women, and boy were sent n heard
the Fair Pfay=-and when capt anthony
rxPcstulated With the officersoi governs
meat against receiving them, he wa.
told to throw them overheard when be
got tosea, and ifhe attempted to relaral
them on the island his vessel should be
sunk. Thus all remonstrance was il
vain-his only alternatives were 10 dEs-
troy them Or to bring: them to Wilminp-
ton, and humanity forbade the tormer.-
There were 80 sail Of American Fes-
sells at3Guadaloupe when capt. A. iek
there, to sail in few days to ditEerer
parts Of the Union-whith on tlseir. arrs.
val will probably deposit in our country,
upwards of 100 of Tie late ehiefs Of tie
insurgents of that island. 49,
Capt. Anthony has entered n protest
and the Inhabitants Of Wilmington and
its vicinity, are, about to send memoir
alto congress, soliciting their immedi-
ate Interference with respect to this .e1-
traordinary conduct st he government
81 G1iadaloupe, WHICH ;f 40, speedilYin-
tetdicted may lead to the IAast iatA COR
sequence. - - ;, g.. + 49,
p. It was reported at GuhdaiotIpe BY she
cdcers Of a frigate which had Jus: ara.
we'd there from France, that q war was
expeetedbstwees 4thatnatiou and tae Z.
States. '---s-----r J.. =
Information was received at Gnada.
loupe few days previous to the depss.
ture Of the Fair Play, thatan insurrect;-
on had actually tasen place at Martiniqas
but, 70 what extent oaszinformant did nst
learn. -. II fr ~
v. T.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-04
LONDON, November %.

His Majesty : speech, which was ca
gerry looked for, throws no new hrht on
the intention,of governments itnsisslyin-
forms Us that the peace al,allhepreSersed,
If possible and if thatbe notpossiblc Ne
shall gotowar,--T The maintenance Of con
tinental alliances, sAd thebalance ofpow-
er N Earope, y the only point 20 which
The speech pledges government.
The debates u Parliament, to which
this stats paper gave rise, have discover.
Cd The Intentions Of governments, withrc-
gard % public afairs, and the state and
lyieHsofpardes athome. Bythsdebates,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-04
PITTSBURGH, January II.

Sailed, on Sunday last, from this nlaus
for Liverpool, in England, he Brix
DEAN, burden f7o tons. She takes
in cargo of Cotton at the mouth Of Cum
bertrand river, on freight by Messr..
Meeker, Denman and Co, merchants, pF
Philadelphia II 4 =
I A gentleman arrived here IN, Tuesd,r
evening from the Eatchez, which plaoe
he letton the 9Th December last, Informs
that it was2currently reported there thu
10000 French troops had arrived in she
Mississippi TO take possession Of L.auisi-
ana that the Port Of New.Orlean. .was
stin shut. and thaethere was a total sta.-
nation TO all business in the MississipS
Territory, Flour was selling from sne
to FIVE dollars barrel. -. E. E.
Il 4 is said that the governor Of I.ohis;-
ana, in his answer to gov. Claiborne, 50
far from reprohating the conduct of the
Intendant Of Newt Orleans, UNDERTAKES
70 defend il. This answer il il supposed
formed the subject Of the presidents laas
confidential message to congress.
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From a Londaa Rsher

: Toussaint Louyerture's blatk ser,ap !, ]
who was lately removed from his master
into q different prison, has, II il sid.
offered to discover % ne governments
treasures, in h.ad money, 10 the amoasa
OF many millions, which that chief has
LETT concealed among the mountain. Is
p: Domingo. The negrois thsrslorsls
DC sent out Immediately TO that Island.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-04


pense. I'M state Of real or apprehend-
ID danger, what had there been the con-
duct Of the peopiei They had bought
arms, and turned out, and submitted to
heavy bnrthens. In another part of the
union, i might not Be just 70 say thepeo.
pie were asleepbut the fact was they
had not armed orturned out. Is Il fair,
then. or just, 10 tax those who have been
50 vigilant, and have borne such heavy
burthens, 10 relieve those who have
been supine and have borne but iittle bur
then Isnot this in effect = tax upon the
necessaries Of life, upon the bread ofthe
poor? Thin would indeed be dreadful
encouragement 10 those who had most
exerted themselves in \ period 1of dan.
ger. :. : j. g. =
An argument ii favor ofthe abrosa-
ZION Of the duty had been drawn from the
suspension Of il some time since. But
that argument was entitled tniittle weight
then the price abroad was sohigh, hat
even abating the duty, our manufaetares
could keep up competition with Tie ia-
porter; whereas the reverse wasnow the
case. 7 49,. -
il was added, that If this resolution
49, 49, nean. g secure the internal defence
~ - Soun..ys anu = were calculated TO
aisse tnnt emect, y dla not extend tar
enough-but ought ~ embrace lead, am
munition, gnn-poNder, and Hints. The
circumstances under which the motion,
~ -: mace We're extraordinary. The
0nlsea states nad removed The land tax,
49, o.ner alIece taxes, ny which the
stAtes mo their citizens were liberated
rom neavy nurthens previously existing
:. s.ls very tune an attempt 10
male % diminish the only remaining
s ~ q externai duties.--
:. qus.l,on Wsss merely whether the
n' ~. $3.50 s.s e ooItn Sareiina should
~ ~, IL y.-.'o !, Sarohna being bet
4, n.s:s 49, y ~ y ne answef Va. ready.
-. ss : w u.ly snonld PC remitted IN
.I 80 s.an Jusuce required that y
s 80 1e nlsseo e ~ otner cases
) MIen = naa pen P.iu--and thus was
- -
!, $500 Wo = nor probably issor. As
60 ny could g made cheaper
49, - nm sI.oaa. Inc state Of New
80 - $1,000 boundary It Eon-
.s. ooutn Aarolina might do the
r. ....ss IL. 2.ssH
..s',on 80 tnen t1ken on the.
~ da.r = -. ..nlans lne suspension OF
s 80 uu.y 20 Two years, ,and carried
~ y s..Tes 20.
Z - SsIael omitn moved 70 insert
oeiore ordinance. Agreed
~
i. -. Im.ea q,en, moved g strike out
- 81. - 20 are Tifom which il would
-. -. - rms except muskets would
= s4emPt from duty.
n 2. smith said he1would not de-
'aan 'he house n that late hour. He on
y Iose 70 enter his protest against the
&C. q some gentiemen, who had ex-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-04
ALExA NDRIA, January Is.

Yesterday was inspected in this town,
two hundred and twenty seven Wagon
loads Of Flour, making Goo siousandf three
hundred and Seventy barrels.
Captain Antony Of the schooner Fair
Play, who arrived At Wilmington, N. C.
on the second inst. IS days from Guada.
lonPe. informs that the insurgents in that
island are entirely subdued---that tram
guilty, order and regular government
had taken place Of insurTection, and an
those dreadful forebodings which have
been realised TO the unfortunate sinhabi-
tants ofSt. Domingpz-that business was
beginning to assume lively attitlds, &
American produce in considerable de-
mand. For these blessings, however
sacrifices shockingto humanity have been
made. Allthe coloured people. of what
ever age Or sex have been burnt, hung,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-04

moi the fact nor was Il believed, consi-
dering our increasing population, tha,
itwoold be die case ortwenty years.
on fhe other hand the oRponenfs n he
vesehtfiob remarked, that il Pfcssnted
simply question of money. Notwith-
standing the eloqnence with which i had
bcenurgtd. Il was extrinsic from the
great points introduced % buoy itup. Il
hnd really nothing 10 do with the impor-
TINT object Of armingthe militia. Every
member on the floor knew and felt the
infinite magnitude ofthat obiect--but the
di6er<nce of opinion entertained res
pected not the end, bnt the means Of &C.
complaining Il. n two views thereso-
iqtionMas exceptionable first IS itwould
Affect The revenue; and secondly, Is Il
would affect the domestic manufacture
Of arms. The 6rst consideration vas
entitled to some weight. though Il was
allowed that, ifmy great good could Be
proved Is likely to result from the reno
valof the duty, the force Of the object.
On would be weakened nor would this
argument, n suchevent, Be adhered to.
put the second effect calculated TO Be
produced BY the adoptisnof the fesoln-
ton was conclusive against i. At I
tn when the domestic nanufacture Of
erms required and demanded the foster
ing hand Of government, Ii was proposed.
contrary 70 every principle ofiustice, and
tsubvoraive of every stlrnesfion If roI;rv
to remove - sxisting duty on imported
arms, and thereby ehectually q pros
sTase he domestic manufacture ofthem.
Inc duty hdd been Imposed long since,
ana eitects eminently beneficial had re-
suited fromit. The manufacture Of arms
anong ourselves had been cherished and
Onr Dependence forthis important ar
fieie no longer rested upon foreign sup
Ply: Many respectable manufactures
bad been established, and our citizens
knara ar,alslaA - ...e... Y. re
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-19
7ojebh w. Paul 6 Co.

Have for lste at their Store on Ba~yfer's Hbayf.
A GENERAL and genuine aformcnt Of
IN Groceries, az low as can be parcbaied in
this town.--Likewiie, aA4
M,ad,s of fupeeor qnality per hosihcad.
England Run by ths hoghead.
Sugar by the barrel.
Teas by the dozen Ii.
Freih Flour by the barrel, Of which they in
'end to keep couitant fupply.
A few hrkios excellent Butter Tor family's uic.
or Maaso of vrfiels, &c. can be fupplied
with any articles they may want. and the
imallea iavor gratefully sck nowledgsd.
Nstvfsr,. Fstraav s, 1903.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-19

BIAS foR saLR,
CT. Croix Rum by the Hosihead. I'd and Sd
- proof,
Antigua Run, ditto. ditto.
Retailing Molafes, ditto,
SuperhOe Flour by thc quantity or 6ngle Barrel.
Pilot, Navy, a.d Ship Bread, ditto,
Tar and Turpentine. ditto,
Brown Sogsr bv the Barrel.
Coffee by the Hogihead, Barrel. or Bag.
Loewood 4 Fultck by the Ton. Cwr. OF fmall-
erqosntity,
A few pieces Mahogany,
A quantity of Menhadcn Fin. in excellent or.
der for ihpping,
A few tons Whale Oil,
Spermscei Candies per quantity or ingle Box,
Mcfs and prime Pork, by the barrel,
Negro Head Tobacco, by the keg,
Prime Beef. by the barrel.
NtwbO,f, Jan. I, 1903. rIstf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-19

AN ACT
Authsrilins the fale Of peace of land. parcel Of
the Navy Yard belonging TO rhe United
States, in Char;eaown, in the State OF Midi-
chufeus. TO the proprieion of the Salem
1urupike road aud Chellea bridge Corpora
tion.
DEh emaaeS BY fbe Stnste and Hsg,t Of Re-
ID pysLfsinfiv<S sffbe OnRfd Sfafo Of Ame,ieH,
in Consre6 aGsmbLed, Thar the Secretary Of the
NAVY be, and be hereby is authorized and en-
powered, by indenture OF bargain and fale, IN
common form, 10 convey, in fee fmpie, to
the proprietors TO the Salem turnpike aud Chsl-
fee bridge corporation, by their proper name OF
Incorporation, a certain piece of land, lying on
the Weaern corner, add being parcel Of tho
Navy-yard belonging TO the United States. in
Char!e0own, in the STATE Of Manachufetu, con-
tanning fifteen fquarc perches, or therabouss,
or 70 much thereof as is required to enable the
fsid proprietos to lay out and make turnpike
road from Salem 10 CharleRown bridge, near
Bottom, sccordiog TO the plan exhibited to Con-
greis by the laid proprietors.
Sec. 4. AuS be IL Grf5sy enaHsd, That il
fl,aIi be the duty Of the faid Secretary. Prior TO
the making the fsid conveyance, TO cauie the
faid piece of land to be valued by dGntereasd
men, TO be appointed in fuch msnner as he fhall
agree with the faid proprietors; the amount OF
which laid valuation, being paid to the uis OF
the United States, it fhall then. and not before,
be la xful for the Secretary to make the aforefad
conveyance. MA N HANiEL MACON'
Sptakey sffbr Hes/s IF RtpyyfniAiivo.
A. BURR, Yiee- e-PysEdent Of fhe
Unhsd St0es and P,efdtm Of ibe Sssaft.
APPROVED, Feb. 10Th, 8o3.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Pre6drm sffbe United Staf,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-19
AN ACT
FOR the relief of Charles Hyde.

Tor tnc IciiSt oi SHeiiSs hiJues
BEH GRATED BY fbe Senate and Hesh q
Rrtysjfv,afivss eftbe UnifcS SiHt0 ef hmfrifa'
is Csrgrs6 eDSmbiel, Tha. the proper account,
ipv aiEcers liquidate and fet,le the account oi
Charles Hyde, for his fervices as Judge advocate
20 the army, from the fccond day OF December.
Aunc Dorini, one thoufand fevea hundred and
nine,y,swo, to the fifteenth day Of July, Ammo
Domini. one thoufand ieven hundred and ninety.
four. both inclohve and that he be allowed
foch pay and emolumenu for faid fsrvice', in
addition 20 hi, pay, in the line, as were. at that
tine allowed by law TO officers aaiog in that
capacity. NAIhANiEL MACoN'
Stsalrr IF fbs Hosjt Of Rstrojtniafiss'.
,l STEPHEN R. BRADLEY,
P,sfdsnf Of fbs Ssxais pre- ismfo's.
ArPRovxn fan. i+,h, 1905.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
P,cSdsnf 81 fbe Usasd Sssfe'.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-19
AN ACT

AN All
Making partial appropriation for the Naval
Service, during the year one thouiand eight
hundred and three.
BE IL euased BY tbs Ses0h and Hogt ef Re-
t,ejtmsfive, of i5e Unifed Ssafei Of Amsriea. ia
Cossr.j5 eD,nblsd, That the ism Of one hundred
,houiant dollar: be, and the fame hereby ia ap-
propriated towards defraying the expences OF the
Navy of the United States. during the year one
thoufand eieh, hundred and three.
Sect. .. Ind be il nfarfber enaaed. That the
afo,eiaid fun fhsi be paid, FRA, out OF any
balance remaining unexpeuded Of former spPro-
priaticn, for the fame Object and fecondly, out
of any monte, in the Treafury not otherwiie
Appropriated. ,>,
- NATHANIEL MACON,
Ssrake, Of sbs Hssjs Of Rtpreitnfafivn.
STEPHEN R. BRADLEY,
PrsGlssf Of fbe Senate pro femto'e.
ApPRovEp, Jan. 18th, 1903.
TIL: JEFFERsON,
P,sEAtn Of iss Uriied States.
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Book-Binding

TN ali ia branches, performed as this Office,
i with neaineis and expedition. and
Accoun, Books, Of any dineDhon, made on the
ihoi,tR notice.
or old Bsst,, NJ, Ssssx, ss ,sssssSk Sr~s.
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FOR sAEE. Br
SIMEON MARTIN.

CXrY Hhds. good retailing Mol,Ges.
- Two tons Hart, Club, and Halbsek Steel,
Tsenty boxes brown Havana Sugsr.
Two thoufsnd buiheis Exuma Salt, fuitsble iof
pork, beet, and fh.--- Alic.
Jsf reeeived fran Anya<,dsm. per Zip Eask,
lDasiei A.fn Me6erJ
IS Boxes plain Glais- Ware, each cantSinins So
fra~' ct haif-pint Tumbers, 10 per firsv--
pint Decan,ers-6 bait plat do, Wins
GlaGcs-6 Salt Cells.
IS Boxes foted Glsh Ware, each containing
400 Aif-Pin, Tumblen-a quart Decan,ers.
4 pint do.-4 halt pint diito--9o wias
G.afcs--6 Salt Cells.
10 Pipes Weefp Cin---S csfks White Lead.
go quarter caiks OF Piaoi Powder,
4 csiks Shot,. OF various fzcs,
ditto Linieed Oil,
100 Dutch Cheefes, weighing from Is TO n
lbs. each
200 tiz bortlc) empty Gin Gales.
Neaopo,f. jar. 7o. 1899. rrz7T
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LAWS or rHs UNION.
TPusLIsHHp Ut AurHoRirr.l


SRvENTH CoKoREss
Of hbe
UNITED STATES,
al bSir Eoona (eGas,
BcguH and hei.i a, the CT.
~ OF Walhington, in tn
Territory Of Columbia
on Monday, the 9th o
December, iSol.
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TO BE SOLD. OR LET,
II + Il K M

II + Il K ~,
I YING 10 Exeter, State Of Rhode Ifland,
IL about tx mile. from WEXFORD, contain.
ing rs acres OF good Land, with DselliNg-
Hoafes. and other out buildings. 1t may be
rurchaied together, or In feparatc dividons.
Payment will be made eaiy.---Alfs,
A ihare in the Ohio Company,
containing nearly Twelve Hundred Acres OF
excellent Land. For further particulars apply
TO PARDON TILLIkGHAST.
Exeter, Dee. 70, ISoz. sotf
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w. r. WILDE ER,

BooKSEZLER &. S2A7IoNER,
Haf Remavea 70 fbr Sfor ne8t Dosy Noyfb Of
N.Dn. G,bbs u Cbassmg'',
NIHERE he ofeu tor fae. many rhoufaDd
w Volumes of BOOKS. in ihe different
branches OF Lneratore-together with aimof
every article in the Stationary lire, @holeiale
and retail. l.--Alfo an elegant A6oum-nt of
Geos'eaen'' HATS, from IS cents to 6 dol
Lara and 80 cents.
Nervpoyf. Azg. al, oon
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-19
AN ACT
For the relief Of Henry MeHonnier.

For the relief Of Henry Megonpier.
BE IL <nssei BY ibe Senate and Roxf Of
Rebrs6rtatiz,p Of tbe Unisd Staies Of Amrriea,
in Cegys6 aDsmbltd, That there be paid 70
Henry MsGonnier, from any money in the
Trcafury, not heretofore appropriated by Ia~,
the FUN Of fix hundred and fifty FIVE dollars, and
ninety cents, being the amount OF duties paid by
him on fourteen hogheads Of Coffee imported
in the lhip Pscaresu, Captain La,our, and
entered at the port OF Baltimore, on the e'gh-
tccnth day Of February, one thoufand eren
hundred and nine,y-four. which FUN had ALTO
been paid on the fame fourteen hogfheads OF
Coffee, by Chsmpaign and Deyme.
H NATHANIEL MACON.
St,sleyef, ,be Ho./s ef Re4,.jssfnfivA.
A. BURR,
Yir. Prsflt1 eftbs UnitI Sfaie,, and
Prcfdsa Of fbs Senate.
ArrRovRp, FebIuary 10. 1903.
TIL: JEFFERSON,
Prefd,ni Of f5e Unht< Sfairs.
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FOR SALE,

rON oALC,
Ard ta7i6'on siusn on fbe aStb Of fMareb sexf,
A LARGE and valuable trait of LAND, in
4 \ Hopkinton. adjoining Wood River
Containing about Sr0rn Hundred Acrss known
BY the name Of the E1tey Land, and now part
Of the ettate Of Col. 6 GEoRGK IRISH. deceafed.
About Two Hundred acres Of faid land is clear
ed. and fit for tillage or meadow. The remain
der Is molly covered with Timber of rhc bcif
quality for fhip plank. &c. An excellent ftrsam
OF eater runs through faid laod, whereou Saw
Mill may be eretted at fnall expence. - The
terms may be known, by applying to either Of
the fubtcri5sn. NICHOLAS TAYLOR,
JOHN IRISH.
Newport, Od. z,, ISe.. cStf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-19

fOR SILE,
THE real eaate Of Pekg AAsn, late Of Mid
i dletowu, decesied, (about four mies from
the State hooe in Newport. adjoining the road J
conhting Of between fifty and fxty acres Of
land, with dwelling -houfe. other buildings, and
good orchard thereon we'll watered good
meadow, PsRure, aod ,ijlage land. Natural to
Barlcy.--PoGefion will be given the asth Of
March next. The terms may be known, BY
applying 10 either Of the fubfcribers.
ELIZABETH ALLEN,
THOMAS c. ALLEN.
Mi1Sir'suns, Dec. 8, 1904. civsf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-19

Benjamin Wghtman, & Co.
Lave for Sale. at their Store on the Ferry
l. i Wharf, general aGoument Of
CroeerieS, Ship Cbandlery, Hard Ware,
&c. which they will difpoie VI, on reaion-
able terms. by WhoIrisle or Retail,
Aros.e ,,I;,b a,< fhs f.ILo,,,.~ 1,f,rI<f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-19
TO THE PUBLIC.
Nercpori Long- Wba,f No. IL.
Keyes and Brigham,

Haze eonjfanfy for (aie,
DRIME and meis PORKr-pfime mefs, mefs
i and prime BEEF. Of the FRA quality, re-
packed in fhe bc.t order, fuitahle tor domeaic
tr foreign nfe.-Alfo. by the kegg OF box,
LARD. frf fert--rehnSd mould tallow CAN
DIES, hrh quality dipt ditto--No and
Bar SOAP.--Like~ife, corncd. and frelh
BEEF. Decerbe, 20 1902.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-19

10 be SOLD or LET,
IF applied for ioon. two Lots OF Land, No.
l. and No. 5-h,usre little TO the Esiiwsrd
of Mr.. F'aneh B,nlo's Rope e~slk--none iupe-
rior in quality. ALTO.
For Jaic, at fbe Srbjcribtr', Stsy, -.
Sundry Articles Of DRY GOODS, GROCE-
RIES, HARD WARE, &c.
--L,AezUys. jar Sale, on CsmmzEss.--e
40 Erkios good BUTTLk,
oooo VT. good CHEESE.
100 VT. RcGned SUGAR,
SAMUEL +. GARDNER.
Ntz9tsrf, Fe6'Aay S. 1903. r13G
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-19

The Rev. William Parkin'oo, chaplain to
Consrefs, in letter to bis friend in Miflin
county. ate, mentioning the rOnetnsl,sy and
have moreover the fa,isfaetion Of fayicg,
!" that the PsEsIpssr. notwithstanding all the
"clamour aboai his n6dthty, ha. never miGed
90 bur oNt of my meetings a, the capitol, while
/" 10 the city. preach ON the Loso's day
" morning 10 the capitol, and in the evening
Z" at the treafury." Fred. GaS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-19
SIMON DAVIS

Z, Ff6TEary 10, 1905.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-09-19

20 A FRIEND oN Us MARRLAoE-

ny soctu
on taee, ben youh father's bond confer,
The nsidt thy earlieC, fonIcE viGls, anew
Zach fond enshAntlnen, or t.e FOO Is hers;
Thine be the joys 60 fra attachment Due.
As On he moves 9th Initiating grace.
She wins aauranee from h, foo,htng voice
and with "a look the esucil eoo1a oot traee,
sn,Iss shro' her bulaes aol coafrp, ,h. CHOICE.
Spare the fine trsmors Of her feeling frame.
Tothse lhe turns-forgve virgins f.ars;
70 thee the terms, with faref, teulr5rt claim
We4kneis that chArms Telattluc- TIA. erd-ars.
At each refPonfe de facred rite requires,
From her fell bolon burds IN uubiaIen Ggh,
A Orange myterious ave the feene iarpir-s,
And on her lip the trembling aceents ale.
Ger her fair face w',as wild emotions play,
What lights and Glad.s IN fweet eonfuGvu b.nt'
Soon flall they ny, CAD harbinsers Of day, /.
And let,led funCAine or Ter loai defend.
All foon, thy own eorceG, eKtatie thought!
That hand lhsI Grew each aiuty- path with fow'rs
And 'hOfe blue eyes, with nildeA uare fralsht
Glad the calm cur ent Of domeaic hours
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-09-19
ConrnorGeaItb Of TpaTarbufctts.

~ of7ale' 7VTe q Iso3.
ON the petition of Tim0tby Waferbouje
and Others, uh Abtants Of Scarborough The county o.
Cumberland, a PepPerrrliborough and Buxton, N the
county Of York. praying THAT they may be incorporated ii
religious fociey, t. The name OF " The Methodia 70
Getty in Scarborough"
ORDERED, thar the petitioners caule atte1ed copy of
ther petition, with this erder hereen to be fervad On
the Town Clerks Of Scarborough, 2epperrelborough and
Burten and by pubhing the fame IN JzI Cazfs, three
weeks uscetavey the la publication be thirty days
leaa becre the :econd NTsdneid4y Of the fsion
The Ccnera Court that all psrcns concerned may thea p
pear and ew caufc Of any they have) Why the prayer
lad pstItson ihouid not be grln.ed.
Sent DOWN Tor concurrence.
DAVID COBB, Prss.-f.
A fts Essjs y R,oTsfass.rvr5 51Hs . ISo5.
Read and consurre6-
- 9. OTIS. Ss.nf,r.
wEEDELL DAVIS, cleE T S.a.te.