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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-03

that the name THoMAs SroKEs * Co. Is sfix-
ed TO each box, without this mark OF aathen-
city, none are genuine.
ATKiNSON's
Crsaix. g IsfsihSk Wrs Dsdryirg Lasrssrf.
AS a Fes<y. sSse1ss', and /4r nm,dy,
nands unrivaied, ana has performed innuincra-
bic cures, when medical AID aud other worm
medicines could afford 40 reiief. rhcfc l. req.
gcs not only defroy worms where they exia,
bur enure!y and cfietaaliy prevent their reg-ne-
rsion. For this purpoie, the proprietor recon
uends their being ofed in toe ipring sad tail.
Thofe families who have taken his advice. and
uied the Loz-nge, zs their commoo pnyiic a.
moag the cniIiren (for which they ave excellent
" calcula,ed) have nov the happincfs to fad
tAeir children entirely delivered from thoie
dreadful verdnin.
Sbr,ta, Mss~f- Pissts~f. .Ms~b II, 1905.
ne 5eresy eerfgy. f6st or daughter. abaxt 4
y.~u 9f sgS, bef bs<n vsyy sxw,N and IN Bad
Fafe Of fbraiib fsr ib.iS ka6 f.ve years. We al.
rv,yJ ,/9prtfed tes,y6s Lad ,Ssyms. and bad gip-
~ bey Jrveraf ryo,r xe6,exst. 1pi,bo1 a~y rood
egFa, Ja ,6af me deitai,sd 'aJf,e ksy Hifsfk late.
! Hsa,ing sfFrs pgrprGzs esrrs J,as ,e,fsrsra
BY .sftighH't zps,n Asf,ymg Lsserg0. zpe par.
'"eyfS faes@f y fOeNN, ava 0aTHUcfra forn
according 10 f5e ai,st7~S,. TIE f1s dsf, bypssbf
a7p~y only one qS',r. GrS critb ii a gvaxGt Of
Nry, of,gfrr nqfHy !; be iseopS brit azDay /esy
m0yfo1 fbi& zvoynS, reayiy baIFa yard IN
Lxgf5 avd sbe third dsjs. a is,se gaasfty Of
F'wy, efSsf0s nsY,y. TIE g1rifins a-d barg-
me, su'fb qUbicb l6r quai (~gsenfiy i,ostisd, bas
e,ejsd--br, apltoir bar brsome ,>s4io,. and bat
sVer brcs eyyed a ieyfa safe IF fbeaitb. far
1vbicb zoe are enn,sy iqaehaed 10 tte sxerilsrs
ggai,,y Of Afkis6s's >oo,m des'gyss Losrxees.--
16e,,ten,, zoe, 4otb fbe afrs9 pfsafays. ysnm-
rrvd f5en a. a Medicine fxiiy nrf1Ds,i-g i5e par-
pyc, for sotfcb fbcy are rseOmmea4ed.
THoMA, & ELIzABrrH RosissoE.
Abrf 6tb, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-03
PRIN &c PH Y 81 c.
Da. HUNTERS
Gxraire dEfs6fl5ouy

AN sgrcesb,e aud ceFtsin psrvcofstive Of
thar iItp1.itun 20 inRsnarory and mali ggsnt
fever. Which prevails At particular ieafons ~ the
year. Tbs rapid and increadng demand from
every past ofihe Upitcd Srates, and the Wet
tpdia III ,nds 10 the beH evidence of their fupc-
rior excellence. - Bioas complsiats. windy dif,
rsaii ans Of the aoo,ach and bowels, pains in the
fonach and tide, iick mead -ach., e;ddinefs. in
d'getion, phicgn, & aahna,'c tigntnef, OF the
bresif, are entitcy removed by this we'll known
medicine, Whole dss:rvei rcputc pIace them far
soove the common claf, Of medicines. Several
renssksbIe cafes Of thei, eficscy have been
la,ciy pubhihcd. Ia thc piles, tor their relief &
cure; iur Tea iaring men elderly and feteniary
perions thoie who dr,nk 90 excek. and females
uiing open nsdicines, they arc invaluable.
DR.. Hsr.sr't n,i-Billious Pills are sr7g,f
tinrdbly brooed BY o~pi. experience to be fbe mgf
sftas0t ,emsdy, at tbe Iame time ibe ms6 irno-
fs,e Of Jcarvy, jrovbai,e eynpfion,, kpvyy, q ~bty
6iorse,s originating tr0u a e'r,ybfiOr faN sfi6s
blend. 7bt ,ensytabL ere nm. EAygo~, sf
AlSas,, 4sbs bad bers f1oeiUs yeay, frmNfsd
q~sb mea dyfrsDfrg }e0rbSiie complaint, Ss aJe
fbaf Of Tts~as Jobnj,s, a La6syixs mas. i~ibe
Jtrvic< sfMy. Vss R>zD,iasv, qobo avss a6q'aed
11tb q ~ss boyyd kprs1. mG bavs e'n vxeed'
svty osr 4eko bar reed sbs fayhesiar Of bSjS
eaies, bJ6d,s rDb,eb vs,isty Of pvosf sffbfiy II.
Jfeay, asfbr~hesfe< BY pe,jons Of ebarol7ev and
,Sp-6a6ifxy are spes 20 fbs sxomisai,os Of evryy
;rgxi,e,. TbsG nsa ssfa,alJ BE- Jssps,sd TO
bavr ,bei, dr, -vssbs, and /.pesee<t fbr nte.Diy
of ay |s,ibey eenmrsf from tbs P,sbvisfo, jet,
he fysjames 70 aDfn. that sbe real msras 1 f56
ergnabis p,rSaran.s qrW. on a fair fviai. Plead
more Jo,oibf it, slos ,.esmaendahss fbds any
sbizg 1vbieb eas BE- Jaid efn.
DR. BARDWELL's
Genuine Hgxs and Fsper Drep,,
For the Core OF Agucs. Intermittent ana Re-
miftcnt Fevcp.
THE proprietor feels il his .duty, 10 pre-
fsnt.to the public. a Medicine acknowledged &
proved to be the FRA in the ~ohd; triog fov-
escigu remedy for one of she moa difreH5og
'dhcaics which afiief mankind. The properties
and qualities of this Medicine. has been 70 fully
approved scd s;teaed, as TO leave no dnubs
whatever Of its efficacy. Thoufaod, have bsen
cured by ,h,fe drops. after the bask ard every
oshss remedy has proved iref:efuaI; sod not
ooe ia hondsed has had oceahon 10 take more
than Jingle b,ttle.
Ds. BaRDwELL's
Ayemaf;c Lozesges of Steel.
IN,tMs ss- Of IasurY and 'icentioofnei',
Wien the iodifsr.,ion Of yosth dfsppoins the
espetialiaus Of majority, sod lay the foundation
Of pfe nature and Gckly al sge, j. 10 nor To be
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-03
De-. BARDwELL's


HV7FHst LUX 20 y OIStt'
IN,ths age o. lasvrY and 'icentioofneis,
Wien the iodisr.ion Of yossh difsppoint the
espetiasians Of majority, sad lay the ioondation
Of PIE nature aSd dckiy al sse, j: is nor ia be
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-03
Specific Drees far DeatnsG.

FOX macy year, have theie dsers been
rs,d With amazing foccefs. in Deafaeh q Aard.
nef, cf Hrsrirg. Thofe wbo are unseqvsin'ed
With the great relies afforded by shis vslpsble
r,cdicine, ,re esncAIy sscormsnded 20 uisl.
Few sse the cafes in vhich ,has not beep OF
great kryice, & vesy often pers,fieds complete
core. Copiou, duettiocs for ,be ale Y The Spe-
eihc Drops sos D-stnefs are fsAisd up wish each.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-13

Ath ofAuput laR, Mr.. windham, nav-
ing made iome remarks exprefing con-
tempt for the Britilh diurnal journals,
Mr.. Sheridan, in reply, after ably de-
Tending, and highly eulogizing the Ed
itors of thofe papers, made the follow
ing iarcaltc remarks
/. "The Right bonouabk Gentleman
however, ] arm fure, does not mean to
extend his cenfure or contempt to all
periodical political publications. The
poor daily prints are of a low rank,
which he may defpife--but the arilto-
cratic dignity of a Weekly Regifer,
{ Cobbet's Paper Ifufped, is exempted
from his farcaific animadverfions. -
There is no execrable fluff in that pa
per. Exhortations to mutiny in the Ma
Wy and Dock Yards, is legal and falu-
tary advice. DeriGon and contempt
of the government, & of the fubalterr
entrufed powers,is excellent and loyal
council"
Mr.. Windham, in his reply, declar-
ed " AS to the weekly paper, to which
the Honoyabie Gentleman has alluded,
| concur in all the fentiments which he
luppofss me TO entertain fer it, and for
its Autbor. lrefpe6fed that perfon be-
fore ever faw him THINK HIS CON-
DUCT IN AMERICA RENDERED HIM
WORTHY A STATUS OF GOLD. -
Three very natural inferences may be
drawn from this declaration. That
Cobbett's writings in this country
were intended to aid tbe progrefs of
Engli6 influence. That if he was tho't
worthy I" Statue of GOid," a pur/e Of
G0a would be a triAing recompence.
That thofe who advocated his princi-
Piles and ef fpoufed his caufe, fhould not
complain if the purity OF their motives
is falpe6ted. x. Y. L.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-13
REPUBLICAN, ADMINISTRATIONS.

What has the prelent adminifra-
ton done to deferve obpsftion?
II has taken of the whole inter
nal taxes, among which were the duty
on fills, on ftamp paper. sc. and the
people now pay no tax only 10 iupport
their fate Governments.
1t has difRnfed with feveral thou
fand unneceiiary officers, who were
before fattening upon the labor of the
people.
1t has reduced the land forces en-
ployed on our frontiers, and as much
of the navy as could fafely beldifpen-
fed with.
1t hs leiTened the expences in ev-
cry department of Government, by
employing no unnecefaty agents, and
allowing no improper expenditures.
1t has reduced, feveral millions OF
dollars, the National Debt, which had
encreafed under Mr.. Adams and has
made provifion by law for its entire
dicharge in about fixteen years.
1t has pregrved peace, even when
Its oppoiers decided for infant war |;
and has effected by negotiation in a
few months what il would have taken
years ofholfilities to acquire and has
purchafed for fifteen millions of dol
lars, a territory which is worth ten
times the fun, and which would have
colt an hundred millions Of dollars,
and thoufands of lives if it had been
taken by force, as its oppolsrs propo.
fed and inltituted.
For which of thefe things do the
Ederalias array themfelves in oppoG-
ton to the Government ! For which
of thefe things will the people of any
perluaGon unite themfelves to party
who are hoftile 70 Republican princi-
PIES, and are a6iduouily laboring to
deitroy the reputation Of our rulers,
by flander, abule, and mifreprelenta-
ton
If ever there was Government,
if ever there was an administration,
that deferved the love, the confidence
and fupport of the people, furely it is
ours.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-13
SH OE- TO RE.
1OHN M. MANSFIELD


ID ETURNS his tbanks to his friends and
IN cuaomers for their paa favors, and in
forms them, that he has jua received fseih
fopply of kid and Morocco Slippers, Of tho6et
quality and made by the moa experienced work.
men ia Lynn. He would ipform thote ladies,
that have not been 70 well fupplied ar his Store
Of late, that his bea Workmen have recovered
their health, 70 THAI in future he viIl be REGULAR
ly and confaatly fupplicd with Shoes of the bef
'quality.-He will slfo be fspplicd with as good
Morocco Shoes at IS. Cd. as any in this State at
that price, and fome for ss.--He has on hsnd a
few dozen with heels, which viii be fold at IS.
od. per pair.--Alfo an aGorrnent of miGcs and
childrcn's kid, Morocco and leather Shoes, of
slmot every defcription; fome made to lace..-
Alto mems and boys dancing Pomps.-Hc ex-
peets in few days fupply of leather Shoes Of
every kind, fuitable for the approaching fcafon.
fome with Cork SoIss.
Hc would ALTO inform his cuacmers, that
il any of his warranted Shoes fhoud Rip, they
will be mended gratis, by tending them 70 the
above Store.--Aoy lady that msy want any
kind or colour OF Shose. may have them made
TO any pattern by giving two weeks notice
a. he is ever dehrous TO sccommodste. his cuff
tonen, be hopes by his attention TO his bal-
nefs to merit general patfosage.
NezvSert, on. 4, 1909. e7
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-13
FEDERAL ADMINISTRATION

THE following pertinent quef-
tions and anfwers, are extracted from
a piece publiihed in the t" Alexan-
dria Expohtor," The force and jultice
of them will we trult, be feen and felt
by our readers -
WHO paGed the unjuf and un-
equal excite. law that only operated on
one clafs of men ?--The Federals.
Who pafed the carriage taxa
tax upon labor that never brought
one cent into the treafury !-The
Federals.
Who pafled a tax upon loaf.fugar
manufactured in the United States |!
The Federas.
Who paaed tax upon fnuF--
manufactured in the United States {?
The Fedcrals.
Who paded the itamp aa-the
mott obnoxious of all acts, and which
occafioned the American reyolution !?
The Federals.
Who pafed the tax upon lands,
houles, windows and negroes ?--The
Federals.
Who pailed the law for rafting a
proviiional army, to fight againit an
unheard of enemy, and appointed the
whole number of officers for iaid ar
my, with an evident view to ttrengthen
and fupport the executive ?-The
Federals.
Who paiTed the ofFenfive and ty-
Yannical fedition & alien laws l-The
Federals.
Who borrowed millions of money
at the enormous intereit of 8 per
cent !--The Federals.
Who gave up JONATHAN ROB-
BINS, an American citizen, to pleafe
the Britith government, and who fuf-
fered an ignominious death becaufe he
was fuppofed to be concerned in a
mutiny on board of one of the Kings
fhips, after being impreied on board
faid fhip, againit his will and againit
the rights and dignity of the United
States !-The Federals.
Who enlarged the power Of the
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From thc NarIoNAI Ecis.

"I S,asw Of GsiS." n Bsaor Of William Cob
bett--or, !" TOE Car kr oSf Of fbe Bsg! n!
Mr.. Editor.
WHEN the mifcreant, William Cob
bett, infulted the common fenfe, and
libelled the national character of Amer
lea, in his infamous publicationsin this
country, it will be recolleSted that he
was equally. the fubjed of the praife of
the FsdraLiqs, and the cenfure of the
Repabiieans.--the Republican party
ever iniilted, that he was under the in
fluence, and in the employment, of the
Brifyb Cabinet; and that his exerfions
were direded to their favorite objects,
the diitraaing our councils, and the
denouncing every thing tinStufed with
REPUBLICANISM.- fequel
fhows the corrcetnels of thefe afertions
In a debate on the defence Of the nation,
in the Brity3 HsyS Of Csmmsm on the
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-13

IS very narrow and contracted /; and
through its whole courfe TO New-Or-
leans, after La Loutre, it fcarcely ex-
ceeds half mile in breadth. Oppo-
fte the city the river takes conlider-
able fweep, forming beautiful Gre
fcent, along which New-Orleans is fl
tuated. AT this place it may be about
three quarters of a mile wide. The
levee, or inbankment which defends
the town from the inundation of the
MifliGppi, is elevated about three feet
above the furface of. the country, over
which the frelhets feldom or never
rife. The difference between the
sreatef height ard lowef of the rivers
IS fome.where about fourteen feet per-
pendicular. The laft two years the
MiffiGppi had rifen 70 very confdera-
bly, as to have excited much furpriie,
and fome idle conjecture that the wa
tiers of the MiiIouri had found new
channel to the ocean.-This river it
is which raifes the former, and difco-
lours its arcan for before its juno
ton with the Miilouri it is as clear
and limped as the Ohio. The latter,
altho fnbjea to great frefhets, has but
little effea on the MifiGppi. The
water of this river notwithstanding its
being exceedingly turbid, is neverthe-
lefs, very palatable and wholefome.
II is ufed entirely at New Orleans for
drinking and culinary purpofes, the
well water being very indifferent. IL
is carted through the city in the fame
manner as the New ork tca-water,
and fold at the rate ofa penny buck
ct, or half dollar hogihead: Depo-
fitted in large earthen jars, it becomes,
after repoGng, of a milky colour, and
is thus uled. When filtered it is as
clear as chryaal; to drink it in this
fate is luxury not commonly enjoy
cd in New.Orleans. This river wa
ter is. quite cool, and though ufed at
all times, and in the highelt fate of
perfpiration, by the boatman and Ia
borers, no i'll consequences enfue ; its
falubriry is fuch, that the inhabitants
who conaantly ule it are faid never to
be afflicted with that excruciating diff
order the gravel, nor to be troubled
with that loathfome infection the itch.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-13

Judiciary ; by creating I6 new Jud-
ges at the exprnceTof $4,000 dollars
annually, and amongf whom were
the mott inveterate 'old Tories who
fought the battles of the Britiih againa
the Americans in their noble ltruggle
for liberty l-The Federals.
Who propofed at the laf fehion,
'of Congrefs to raiGe an army for the
|purpole of taking poGefion of New
Orleans, which would at once have
'been declaration of war againa
Trance and Spain.-1'he continuance
of which and the blood and treafure
expended on war 70 unjulf would
have been beyond human calculation,
and insall probability again have fub-
jeded us to the power of Great Bri-
tian ?-The Federals.
And can any honef and enlight-
ned Citizens be found, that will itill
give their votes to fuPport party
that abufed power 70 much when they
had it, and ultimately Oppofe its ben
sfcial exercife when in the hands of
others 1--WE hope MOTIVE hope
there is more virtue OF principle, and
independence of mind, in every one
who calls himfelf good Citizen, than
to fupport men who were guilty y-of
the meafures above recited.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-13
Under MIR. Adams. the federaliff,

Under MIR. Adams, the federaliits
had majority of but fzOo or three in
Congrefs yet the federalifs then
preached up" obedience to the con-
ltituted authorities, and fubmiilion
to the will of the majority"
At prefent the Republicans have
a majority of FORTY or FIFTY in
Congrefs yet the federalihs are op-
pohng government and endeavoring TO
frultrate the will of the majority.-
Such is Federal ConGaeney.i
Now if the federalilis would be
confident, let them praaiee the lefons
of fubmiflion to the government, and
acquiefcence in the will of majority
which they preached few years ago.
We fhall never ceafe to admire the
moral perfection of the Englifh, and
their zeal for boy religion while at the
fame time they buy and fell, kidnap
and enilave their fellow.creatures in
Africa rob and plunder American
veaels-take children from their faith.
ers-hufbands from their wives u
They are forming and offering up new
prayers to the Almighty, for the fuc.
cefs OF their warfare and piracy
What bamane and pious People Tc
fuch, that iaying of their Lord and
~ Mater would be itrongly applied
Re Hypsrins!
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-13
CONGRATULATIONS.

Fifteen millions of dollars, the
price of LouiGana, calculating more
than ton to every Wagon, would
require three hundred and feventy five
Wagons TO carry it; and (allowing
four horfes TO each.team) it would re-
quire fifteen hundred hor!es, they ma
king firing of ifve miles in length.
The money would fupport f0Oeny foe
fbOyiand SOLDIERS for )sven years and
an baJf; pay at 40 fhillings month.
Wa/b. Fed.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-13
COUNTER STATEMENT.

The territory of Louifiana, pur.
chaled at what it would colt 10 main
tain Standing Army of twenty FIVE
thoufand men, for feven years and an
half, only contains, at a moderate ef-
innate, 500 and 10000 fquare miles
OF land, which would encompass the
whole earth with belt upwards of
thirty miles wide; and divided in
TO farms of half a mile fquare, or
I6o acres each, would fupport three
millions three bandred and fxty fbou-
fa7d jabaanfiai FARNsRs, Soifb their
jsmifes to tbe end Of the qoorid.-
whicH is THE BsTTER BARGAIN |!
Nat. Int.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-13
B. HAZARD. DEP. Ssf'y
Six Dollars Reward.

y ANAWAY, from the fubfcrib-
ANer on the 10Th uls. regro boy.
by the name Of Amos Duriee, Ian
indsnsed Apprensicej in the nth
year OF his age, about Ave feet OK
inches high. flim built, and . lit,Ee
round fhoulderrd-had nm vh.r =.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-13

Star Of Rhode JQa~d, eSr. Oao5e, lofb, 1909.
THE creditors Of Jeremiah Sp,ags<, OF
L Exeter. in the comfy Of waihingtcn, arc
hereby notified to appear, at the General AAemr
bly, TO be holden ar South KingRown, on the
Ian Monday Of this oaober inf. and there 70
ihew caaie, If any they haVe) why bis petition
tor the benefit Of an aet, psfIed Jane, A. D.
1856, for the relief of inlolvent debtors, ought
not to be granted.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-13

wen! away, an old mort jacket, olive colovrcd--
pair Of plain tow-closh trowfer. and pair
Of old hoes. Whoever will return faid boy, or
tccufe him IN Goal, fhal receive fhe sbove rs-
wand, and all reaicnable charges paid.
All Perton arc forbid hstbosisg, carrying
on or employing hid boy, on the penalty Oh
the Law. BENJAMIN BORDRN, "a.
9fvsrfsr. OR. 8, iSos.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-13

STATE Of Rbsde-I7ana, sSt. O2s5sr rot5, 1909.
HE creditors Of Jobs Bonjfer. jon. Of
Newport, are hereby notified to appear at
the General AHembly TO be holden at South
Kingfown, on the laft Monday Of Canber inf.
then and there to fhew caufe, tif say they have)
shy the prayer of his petition, for the benefit
OF an ata, paGed June, A. d. 1876. for the re-
lief OF iniolvent debtors, ought not to be grant,
ed. B. HAZARD, Dts. Sffv.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28
ssIsarn I2sstrr.
THE TEAR.


SACRED boon Of faForins heaven
Ten Of reafon, Pearly Tear
In fome bounteous momen, given,
Soothing anguiih moa feverc.
Melting child Of mute affection,
Mifcry's due, and feelings gen.
Precious pledge of veung affection,
F4irea flower Of PHYS aem!
RseonciIement's f~eet obIatioa,
Healing the diitemper d heart
Friendfhip's dearca, beR libation,
Balm Of every anxious fnart.
Oh, how near alIy'd to forrcw
Are your tranfpor,s mon Gncerel
Zen delight is forc'd to borrow,
Feelings rich erPreilive tear
Humid eyes that foftly Iangui1,
What do YOUR full or6s declare
Dew drop fOrm'd Of hope and anguifb,
Love hirnielf has p'sc'd thee there f!
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28
Fer this Ca7ctte.
To a RUsTIC OBSERVER.
lCon,inusdl
[Con,inusdl

THE rcafon WIZ remonaF=n2.s
from towns in oppoi.tion 70 the reno
val of the Court were not forwarded 70
the General Court, It their lsa felton,
was, that thole towns were then lAtist
81, thar nothing further would be done
with regard to the removal cfthe Cr1rt,
-unui the fcnf- Of The people ihoald Be
fairly taken OF that iubjea, according
TO ar amicable agreement in the fciliors
by the Juliicss on bolh fidss OF The qusT
ton. then thought, Sna Oh thiGk,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

NJ Office is hereby given, that the rab-
~ fcribeT has been appointed Adminif-
traitor &c bSgi5 non 90 the Etate Of
SAMUEL COBB,
late Of Faiaostb, 40 the county of Cum
berlaud, dcceaied, and taken upon him
that truf by giving bonds as the law di-
retts-He therefore r5queis al perions
indebted To iaid Eaate to make payment !:
and thofe who have demands To exhibit
the anne. EDWARD CORR
Portland. I'd No. IT'D. 80,