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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04

from officers of the United States FIJI
gates the John Adams and the New
York, which convey aAertions deeply
injurious TO my reputation, calculated
to excite public rniitruR, and to ex.
hibit me TO the world in a character
which am confcious of not having
intentionally merited. But tho(e az
fertions are. erroneous in matter of
fa6l, and Gill more 70 in contribution
charging me with refoonibiiity for in
juitice and outrage which ought 70 fix
on an unrighteous Barbary. tyrant,
and under which | myielt have been a
principal fufferer.
| requelt the public will hdpend
opinion until candid inveltigation
may be had on the fubjed, and a fair
expedition of facts may enable them to
correct hrf impreflions. In the mean
time, let it not be deemed arrogant,
when adert that if the honor and the
intereit of the United States have not
been fuitably fupported on the Bar
barry coat, the event NUT be traced
TO caufes beyond the influence of my
agency there; that iniead of aiming
TO defraud my country, | have embark
ed every thing dear TO me in her fer
vice and thar, if meafures which |
haya embraced, in which | have per-
fevered, aud which have received
the appreciation of every intelligent
American citizen acquainted there
with, had been effeetualy fupported
by the force employees for that purpole,
the United States would mott proba-
bly,, ere this period, have obtained
an honorable peace with Tripoli, and
left favourable impreliions of our en-
ergy on the other regencies. To the
iultice of this obleryation every COM
msnder in the navy, who has ierved
on that coat, will bear reitimony.
1t is hoped, and believed, the
cbjea aimed at by thole mealures is
not yet lott.
WILLIAM EATON.
NGGi&stOn, May "a.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04
FREDERTCKTOWN, (Ma,ylandJ Nay 10.
Tremendous Hail Storm.


On Monday lalt, the 10th infant,
the Inhabitants OF this town experience
ed one OF the molt terrific and dcvaita-
ting forms of lightning, thunder, rain,
and bail, within the recollection Of any
perion that witnehed its effects, and
with whom we have converted upon
the fubjeet. Ii approached from the
north, having given intimations of its
progrefs by diftant thunders, for
about one hour antefior to its arrival.
The commencement of the form was
marked by an pnHfnal gloom the
wind blew tempefuoully, and the rain
began 70 defend, at 6rt moderately,
and then with the greateit degree of
imp-tuoliry, accompanied by hail of
an extraordinary fize and in quantities
hitherto unprecedented i'll this part of
the country. Every one fled for ihel-
ter. The cows, and other BEATS ex-
pcftd 10 the rage of the form, in our
Nreets, were almolt overcome by its
fury The glals, in the windows of
the houfes, which was expofed to.
wards the north, was broken by the
iwehllible column of defending hail.
The Academy fufered conEdsrably in
This particular.
The average circumference ofthe
bail was about two inches and an half
fome affirm tha, on meaiuring they
found fome Zones four inches and an
half round, and others again as much
as hve inches. The quantity that fell
was certainly more aitonifhing than
the Eze. The morning after the day
on which the form occurred, whole
cart-loads of hail might, in particular
places, have been gathered with cafe.
After the tempelt had fubfded,
the different boufes, in whic = the glafs
. in the windows had been deitroyed,
prefented fpedacle fimilar to thofe
dwellings, that have iufered from
bombardment, or thofc which save
had their windows daihed 10 by mob
for not exhibitir. lights ON particular
nights when illuminations take place,
perfons who have witneGed fuch fcenes
in large towns or cities, can form
an appropriate idea from analogy, of
the appearance Of the houfes in Ere.
derickTown sfter. the hail.form Of
Mcpday lat.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04
N f w z Q X Il,
Saturday, June 4, 1903.

"AGiyed at this port, on Saturday laR,
the Brig Polly, Capt. George Lawton, 4S days
from Bourdeaux. with brandy and wine.
Spoke in the river Bourdeaux, Izth April,
fchooner Juno. Capt. Joihua Hail, from Boi.
ton, - days oot.
Spoke brig -. Harnan, from Phladel-
phin, sS days out. in LAT. 47 so. long. 7,
bound to Boumeaux.
Spoke. ,7rhMay. fchooncf Julian, Capt.
-, s leagues fouIh of Gay head, from Ja-
maiea, for Boiton, 81 days out.
JOHN /. Boss, Efq. Merchant. OF this
town, came paGcoger in rhe Polly"
Arrived here on Thurfday, 0oop
Warden, Capt. Mitchell, from New
Providence. In lat. 81, A. long. 70,
fell in with the wreck of the HERNIA
phrodite brig Nancy, of Portfmouth,
water-log'd, with MATS Randing, fore
topmaf-ttayfail fet, and forefail looted
no perfon on board, neither cheits
in the cabin, nor compass in the bin.
nacle-loaded with lumber, and had
three live oxen on deck part of the
arning being carried away.---Capt.
M. after taking fone of the rigging,
opening a hogihead of water, and
placing feveral bundles of hay within
reach of the oxen, was obliged to aban-
don the wreck.
The dwellinghoufe of the Rev.
Ala Dunham, at Shamokin, State of
Pennfylvania, accidentally caught fire
and was entirely confirmed, together
with all its contents there were five
perfons aleep in the houfe when the
fire was hrit difcovered, all of whom
fell a facrifce to the devouring ele-
ment, except MIR. Dunham
Suicides in the Northern and
murders in the Southern States hare
lately incrsafed to q lamsntable de-
gree.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04
VXTHEREASa CommifEion of Bankruptcy
Wv lfounded upon an Att OF Congfeis. en-

VXTHEREASa Commifion of Bankruptcy
w founded upon an Ad OF Congfeh. en-
titled " An Ad to eiabiih an uniform fyaem
Of Bankruptcy throughout the United Ststes)
has been awarded and ii!ued seainR Rs6su Lasu.
tor. Of Newport, in the county Of Nesport. and
dia'iei Of Rhode lilsnd, merchant and ha
having been declared bankrupt ;--Hc is here
by required TO funeoder himfek to the faid Com
midlooen in the hid Comuf'ion named, on
Monday the 9th. and Thuhdsy she 9th day Of
May next, and Wednesday the Ssh day OF June
next, st Q o'clock 10 the forenoon Of each of
faid days, at the State Houfc chamber 10 fsid
Newport and make fol- diicovery and dd-
clofure Of his easte and effects When and where
his creditor are TO come prepared TO prove iheie
claims, aad at tbs fecond Citing to clioofe
ailsnes and at the lsa fitting, the faid bank
rupt 10 required to 6niib his exsmiosiion. -
Axd at Lsid igf meeting, any sf fbe crsl,is,f IF
sbe fai< 6sut,api. may BE- heard 5.fs,s Jai< Csn-
mlFo.,f, sge,zf fbe ,rsfieS ., ailasvisR ef
xr,,6esn 70 fbs Jsdss Of Jail D9sriS, 10 sn-
ihis (sid BssA,s/f 70 Csnyfeafe Of Dyfboys.
All Ie,foas indebted 20 'he iald bspksopt, oe
who have any Of his effesf, are not TO pay OF
deliver the fame except to whom the Commits
houen lAall appoint,
C"k ~ik csv@Vsmera
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04
IN CONNECTICUT.

In The year 1900, the Republican
Candidate far Governor bad but 1856
VOtes--in 1901, be had 4IS7 vOfes-
In 1907, he bad 45a3 VOfes-and this
year, baving 7S4S voieJ, it z0iN plainly
be /sen that The Republican party in
Connecticut are uniformly and rapidly
augmenting in hunters and ineregfng
in /qrengtb.
VIRGINIA
Ssnds "a rpry,entafi3e 10 CoxsreG.
--Oy fbsf, by the late election, Eighteen
are RepubGean, and q feds !-Wbat a
1oendtyui revoluti0n!!
In our nst zoe, 6aN give a aatemenf
Of parties in the. ether Sfafet.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04

XXyHEREAS Commiili IN Of Bsnkrup,cy
w Nound-a upon an Aet of Ccnsfeis. en-
tiiloi.. An Ad 40 e6ablih an uniTSrn iyitem
OF Bankruptcy ihrouehooI The United States
has bern awarded and gaed sgaina losiAH {.
SHAW Of Lit,le- Compton, in the county Of
Ne~port, and diitritt of Rhode 1.nd, Trader
aod he having t,sen declared Bsnktupt-He is
hereby reqoirei TO farrender himlels 10 the Com
milf Dners, in the faid Commil1 on named, ON
Monday the 9th, and Tueidsy the i4t!i days Of
June next, and Saturday the 9Th day OF Jolly.
next, at o'clock in the forenoon oi each Of iaid
DAYS, at The Siale-houfe chamber in Newport
aod make full difcovery and diGcIofuse Of his
eAate aad effttfs When and where his credi,
tors arc TO come prepared 20 prove their c,sims Z
and at The fecood Guing to choofe aGGances
anti At the lat Citing. she fsid Bankrupt is re-
qared to hniih his examination. And ~ faid
la8 meeting, any Of the creditors of kid Bank
rupt may be heard, before the iaid Commfioo-
efs, sgsinR the making or allowing of ccr,i6-
cate, to the Jadge of faid dianti, 20 enttIe faid
Bankrupt TO a certificate Of difchage. ALI
perfons indcbted to the faid Bankrupt. or who
have any Of MS effects. are NOT to pay OF deliver
the fame, except TO whom the ComIni6ionen
mall appoint.
BY O,1I, Of bt Csmmlgs~t,y.
EDWARD HEMpSTEAD, C7e,k.
Nfrpeayf. Mar zSik 1891. fxo
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04

ID ESPECTFULLY inform their
IA friends and the public, that
they have received freih fupply of
GOODS, fuitable for the feafon,
among which are, a variety Of Straw
Bonnets and Ladies warranted Mo.
rocco Shoes, which will be difpofed of
for Cath IS cheap as ever were offered
in Newport June 4, 1903.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04
CUSTOM-HOUsE.
DHy,a pf NeuAerf. 1anr 4.

CUSTOM-HOUSE.
Dyan6 Of Ntwto,i, Jaae 8.
EErEesp, From
Brig Polly, Lswtcn, Bourdesx
Schooner German Peggy, Laoden, New York
Ditto Connecticut. Cicby, Philadelphia
Sloop Ann s. Sarah, MarfksM, New York
Brig John, hudGon. Surrinsm
Sloop Flora, Shearmsn, Albany.
CtRAisu. Fot
S!oop Aurors, Cshoone, New York
Schooner Rcby, Wea, Do.
Sloop Polly. Dorfee, DO.
Schooner Commerce, Msyberv, Havanus.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04
TIE FfyE ARJS.

Fcderaifs. and their 4rriten in particular,
boat OF their knowledge Of the fine arts, &c.,
However reluctant we may be TO give them
credit for what they do rot pcaef.. We are con-
pelled, in this inaancc. 10 scknowledge the
,rush Of thrir aGeriou; for really, they poG.fs,
in an emirent degree. the ar II Lyiug l--aud
thar, every osc knows, is a vty rInE ART
iA6eta!A-ApvocATE.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04

Eighty families Of diainaios and
property are iaid to be emigrating from
one canton only of Switzerland, to
Tome part of the United States.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04

A letters.from Charleiton, meH-
tions, that m,ilatto fellow had been
condemned and executed for the rob-
berry and murder of Charles James
Air, Efq. The evidence againlt him
was not poftive, but in the bigheit
degree prefumptive. He met his fate
on the fpot where the robbery and
murder were committed, and was
buried in the ditch where he had con-
cealed the remains of the much la
mented Mr.. Air. N. 7. pab.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04
AWFUL WARNINGi

FROM he Riebmmd Essmirer, ef .ltrH Il.
[" Report fays, that Caiisnssr. from long
and eSccfive intoxication, has. for fortnight,
paa, been in a as,e of sbf, ,lute inisnit, aud
that he had in the copeic OF % or Z hoars. as
many conyulGts fts."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04

Public Entertainment.
THE Pebble are Repeatedly informed thar
4 ihe iubicribcr continues 20 keep a Heulc
OF Entertainment a, his old ftand 10 Porlmouth.
LADIES and Gentlemen who may plesie to call,
will be accommodated TO their fati,iatiioo.
JONATHAN CORNELL. :
jane Sd, so,. a.,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04

EEt1ad eta hitter From a merchant al
Haurs to bis eorrspsndsnf in NefO-
FORK, dated HDrH 0fb.
4" Colonel MuNRoE has arrived
here, and has been received by the
civil and military authorities in the
mott diitinguilhed manner. He fets
out for Paris tomorrow morning"
Extraa efa letter from an officer Oh
bsard fbs United states .jbip C6syii-
peake, dated Gibraltar, Nareb a6.
Captain Sterett has taken prize
-lhc is an Imperial Polacre, from
Smyrna bound 10 Tripoli, with Tri-
politan property on d,very valua-
bic. -
75e 7eiio1O-Ffver reges violsntly at
the Uand Of Grenada.
The new and extenfve building,
erected in Vefey-areet, New-York, by
the New York Bread Company, was
delfroyed by fire on Sunday the aad
ult. The building, which was not
injured, contained a large quantity of
bread and flour, nearly the whole OF
which was deitroyed.-The total lofs
is eltimated at 10000 dollars.
A Utica paper of May i6, fays
that BENJAMIN Comet, who commit
ted the aggravated robbery on Mifs
M'Dowell, in Pennfylvania, in March
lat, was apprehended about the fislt
of May init. in Upper Canada, and
conducted back through the weltern
part of the State of New. York.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04

AnS tsGDEss give~ imaedSisiy,
a LAkSE & connodioos Dwelling Hoole.
4 \ sesy p'eaianrly ii,ua,ed, on Wilmington
Street, on the Point. For terms, spply 60
S.T. MiRABETH EASTON.
Newport. June 4, 1905. Is
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Ne5O Novels 6 Romdnccs.
~ Wa, n
- TROLLING PLAYER. ,vol,-.pom,.,

~ TROLLING PLAYER, ,voI,.--Rom.nes
OF the Pyrennees, 4 vols.--Vsle OF Coawsy. a
v,h.--GrubshorGe Family, !, voh.--Nas;lis
Cattle, 4voh.-pelphine, 8 vols. --ARonilh-
ment, voli.--I~o Friends. I ..--F.rmes
Boy, 4 vols.--D)a Raph,sl. ,vol.. - Bsron,s.
Daughter, vol'-SPlendit M,isry. . vol,.- -
Monkto"' or tate OF Eleanor, vols. Arthur
Mervyn, 8 vols.---Lottery Of Life, /, yols.---
Laiorretter, 3 vos.-Vietor, 4 vol. % rphaa
OF Haogar!, vol'.--Frederic. /, vols.--Caalo
OF Pfobation, vols.-Reprobsse, 4 yols.--
Suaes IN Wales, vol.--Village Romance, .
vols.--Caic OF Csiihnei'. , vols.--Maternsi
lnRruaor, z vols.-Mranda. 4 vcl,.--PleaGse
Moralia, vol.-Alired Bscklcy. yol.-----
A10. Lady's Magazine. for so, -. Eoropesn
Masszine. tor. Soa. .--Univeriai Magazine, tor
iso,.-Lady's Mufeum. for ,sc,. .-Nustieal
Almsossk''. for 1903 4.-Reqoid,c Tables.
Old South, &c. &c.--With large eolcttioa
OF Books & SrArioKARY. 90
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04

A yrcat anprtu'ent Of HOUSE PAPER ard
BORDERS. eon!ifling Of 1900 pieces, manu-
iatiured in America, fnoce, England K RpiIia.
NssUfSr, JaSe 4. 1909.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04

gT The publication of the Swr,mosi
fieesS il poA poned.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04

Suicides in the Northern and
murders in the Southern States hare
lately incrsaied to q lamsntab!e de-
gree.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04

Jah opened. and for Sale. OF Circulation. st ID.
I'D CIRcuLATINs LiSsARr, by JACOB
RICHARDSON, az ihe poR. Ot6cc. the l,l.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-13

guilt Of PERJURY, As hey could no. h-
committed without violation of the
oath Of Office, the Pl2.ntifF thought pro-
per to s}Ford the defendants an oppor-
tuaitY IF producing their proofs IN I
c1u Of iuAi7e, and On Tuefdsy ia't
the aule came on tor trial in th y city.
wA-n aur-roz5 as III WIS pfetended bad
been tle aJg'fJ, and rtreray a. 'hsy
were allied set to be k.oya, not fnglc
~itneC, was proiuced 10 eliabllh qn1
oae 9f ne altgmi2rl, nor was The nsiaul.
et evidence oHe e1 Of comp ainr ~
g4int the of5:e having eve enaed,
b1t tbe whole Pubica On evidently ap-
pea Cd Q be totaIiy with Vi loaodation,
and to hive originated ID diabolical
wi-kednlls zni telb=ra malice. Af.
Ter hort arSumeht bg M Blloch
tor the defendants, an Mr. va ker for
The plaiuuiF. ghc cau.e was fubmiied
% a i1ry cf upright, imPa.til ana
houet men, many OF whom, though
n7t agreeing in political f-ntim-acs With
.he pl-iaiif, rightly conf ieriaz AL
jaa.Y eltima'i1g tie t&cr=t rich, Of IN
d;riduas reputation. felt tu-rrI7es
5ound by etern4l PRINCIPLES ~ iutice,
and, a!rcr retiring tor 4 few Moments
returned vlrdI3 for the plaintiff, tay7
f52glaa4 AElrs.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-13
GeieaeB i9ccttE.
SONApHRTE TO THK SWISS.

TR blin} Mouataineers
Blizzard al your fears,
And once more he joviaI and hearty;
Come. 70 low the fanlion,
And. like the Great Nation.
Bow down to the Great Bonapzrte.
All Egrope 70 me
eh7n one family hc,
AMI thofc that oPpot me c2ll fall,
What gorou Iuu,
That Na5,J'. Son,
Should thus be the F4ttey sfeR.
n f4hions an opn
That The Frcsch III: the ton
Like them make Religion joke,
Gu, heads oE by dozens,
Slsy uuoes and couGns,
To-5end 20 Foreigners yoke.
rAy hope rotto nir Up
The powers ef turepe,
T. join in your frantic dsfres;
AIRED by 20 man,
The Curhcln fhovnan
Can d4ncs i.- AZ will on His wires.
Should Britain alsnc
[Erl Freedom IS gcae}
Prc'un. 70 hmen, yocr new Eaters,
Rejeft her ende,vour,
Your P,rrsto T.ver.
end !9in ID ibis fong With y3lr bsi-s-f
" Ws gay Moan ainters
"Hsve df-ariej Al lear
And once nore are svial and heart
4" We iol ov th- iahnn,
Z" And Ike the 6rra, Nation,
&" Bow down 10 ,he Great B5n777r.e
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-13
PnOCREsS OF TRUTH.

WHAT democrary A ynem
ct ls.ihood. How has il p,evtl.t 3
by 'h= dir riP'a-5 r;t Tie rnt.rrHf
iag, tae handy end .n-eG4nt tr-r.i ns,
ot is followers ITO what i- dcmocra
az o7pof no thofe real fepnbi-an
lIirc PIES ofWs'hicgtou, Known b. the
name Of fejcraldm. u democracy 4,
iaiiaHcol and iti o7p.ftJ to federal
i'm, then fetc.a.l1 muf bs 4 raem
ot uu.h and ha,i III be dc led thar
rhe fame d=9rec ~ zeal ana pains which
ha> msle fllcho0t uiumphanr, il
hon tivemplofrd in eliminating .ru.h,
ma \ ntc,Euiy .a tea.ln. b.t ume
I's vp ruh again on lie ruins III
ta,rH-0I. or .cfsra.in on tie ru:a, cf
democracy Cor upt and degenerate
AZ rtn ere, hey have r0- yyt arrived
r0 luch \ JJt- oi haf rer as ~ love
VIC 0r to III l.w it fir ilc own FAX
vh-nt cad to thc tain d-1rc lion ~
al lhsr i.trrses u. . ioymen,i.
foi.or'. then y. cor d, from the naval
order of t1.nT., that demacIa which
\, rnt onjy~ r0.i-.rel witke in-r, hr- y
irt w wict I,eG Yielding no r-o6t Y
,h- reaore. vbo.e T5erte, and h7poi
ne.s ittn~,a,1n.. a,not lerc rem n.
uriqbr ott4fa /. and ,L,rs44- II -hr
rr or-e rae NJ Nj .rr.(pr- !. or,v
,outiuu- with vigorous iuGlAry and
~ r-ver.7,- me- Y, indeed II, II.
..rr,t.v- hs,,vsoo tbi, rc5s =. ,o,l,,q
and lam. r-bniEi,u. The dsmo,-.rs
Ola never NJ c,t.6-d while IN r,.7-
NJ f-ter,iia -,4s ara onier I'LL faI
cr.ljfs vin 1,;.t'v r.brlt " rE.;-
own r,rrac c'. bcv mua Gr,;r cr.rv
re,ve IN rur down Ire 3raat common
nu;lgnce 1'.,rv are II The ft,ar;o7 rf
NJ man pscting viii highway rc5
ter they mua olive III their iii ],
once III tcC,lve !, fu5dn. Their enc
mics wiz allow of 70 ori-+ ne5ior,
and no cho;-eis Eft bur tha, ~ rorv;.
.pte ~ enn:r. II isa vain snl very
Dernicion. notion wh q fome ne,nIe
entertain ,bst d-rnocr,cv u " ". IL
peaied By halfway ronceaions, that anv
moderation on our part ihort of Daf
five obedience can ever glnt irs anne
ti,e Suoh people know nothirg of the
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-13
Fran fbe savannah AdvrtuIcr.


FEDERAL CIRCUIT COURT.
Elliana 7. Ho5@y , THIS was an
Day q H.; J the ffh Circuit
Court of The United States, BY ice
pla ntifF, William ] Hobby, Iate Poa
n Ger Il Au2u6a, TdihnTe1 BY Gran
gsr,l againa the defendants, Ambrofe
Day and James Htly, for q fIile and
malicious lioel, Publiih-din PaPev GA
lied and printed BY them, entitled Tie
L2mjUM. Caseft: and Republican Trim
beti wherein the pllinuif. then PoR
mater, was charged in fnbltance with
being in the habit of committing alarm
ing abures IN his off y. with & tanning
and fometimes totally fuppreai II l-t
ters-with fen ling nevlpaper, Of re
publican complexion by wong routs,
daNroying, or dc5ai ing them tll they
became ulelef with rlfodrg To tehvar
the papers AZ the defend TITS ID II II
inbfcrbsrs in Augn0a, and other abu-
fcs, which the publication iREnuotei
had increafed to fuch a degree as TO
occehon numerous complaints, and to
become of puolr notorietY. On char
ges Of this high and criminal nature.
which, if tue, uecelalily Iayolyed the
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-13

Is Iof' I-hE n
dJO1 H 41A N TX IL.
" 0ttnTa4F itts z M Or before ths
CI'cnlt O0uFt o. fh7 Ua5cd States, now
nti.g 10 his town tie ira ct JaB7
90lis9ce, on AZ ,n .i-.ment f'r forging,
ut.e.in{ and ProI'LhI75 an order Or
-1eck on -a@ rauk ot th- tri 2i States,
7ayt5i5 70 ltnis3i ~ oTd-r, tor yF'
~7g.q7a f.sFl 6i7a5.1ssaf1' A't.r
'ont and pa'ieat 'hsa, -sgtht Z urc
'il JuLTy' iA In- soy i1 NIL So X m try
|tne4t' " .re examined on .ie Pa ot
Go7eTnmel1' ad1vccI fy Nr bLAEEo
ihe D'ttII attorney, the iu.J retired,
ano ID T." moments =. uIned Wnh
gcife' II Yefd--' a5a'1A The defendant
lhe ientenle' "e u-dtT .ala, "uI b-
pronounced tbs ttJ.
AfIer oon"-loA, the 7'iI rer maze
The follow rg coniei-lon &c 'he Colst:
Mr. Z: peat. yeqy H1aor5.
t.nI B fore Tou 5-5elr1l -.
amp,- cf hum2n inI ll:rv. acd of the
manner FIJI ", Huh VIZ NAV te c4-risG
,ram ne hsj-hr ot human fsiicity %
tn. ds9.as cr humaa n.lc.r.- VItsa I
confler vbar tran aEi Il, Law. ts.a
qml. vi. THE n;lues Il nave oran.te1
on r7--.rv. by eni-2yo.irr w nrlsr
m:re its aeR pr;rcipls: tie gou75s T
d We e,ve, religion By nv exampIe.
nv leutb'ee4s everv \ ra.I an
MI example how yoaug plrr.n. nav !.
tr7erlept hly led Ir5nt ,he p4 II " viz
to- w tAls N vice. and rlay riy v;th
aosher cAa.a9or, whobaG rl.yere3 for
/ his crimes-"G Coos Coz what might
!h4ve been, what am now !'
| 81 ing out III Nfe vi,h Pfoperty.
with TIE P i1ciplcs of religion, 5nd
[e,yirg rs time II a Gore where ! faw
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-13

n II ye 90. and no farther This be
ing the cafe, The increafe Of our adycr'
FAIRIES beng arreGed, veFy ccnidera-
BE point is now gained For the ma
ture Of democracy is 70 be ever rcller,
Il j. Ike the tide, il cannot renaia
ltii, ifit does not flow Il mu9 cb5, II
not permitted to advance forward as
Paddy Cheetham ftys, it NUT inevita-
bly, advance backward" Il may in
deed have an cccsGoaal rife, floh as
we Zee for a moment accidentally pro-
produced ii rcr-eating v2.ers but We
calculate with coufIsoce hereafter on
It's continual d-preHhon. T'h- PropcG
around US is encouraging, aud with
new hoDe ought 70 infaire new a3ivi
ty.-Fredsrickt91vr Ke-aH
When reviewing the numbers Of he
democratic papers. printed at a periol
when Tie democrats were a'iviny an
that IN hem lay, by Ietraaion On tie
one han, 7, mi y \ How 2 oilG5ns on
The othe-. 70 poaeS hemGelves Of the
reins Of governmea', we c'ne acfor
any rlch m9rce4v A, the flloVirg. W
lov= to biag K Up p the noti-e of oui
rssa lers.
II is fJo7 f5e Bosros Cprosrctr, Ia
dsmorrans pqp,r) # My go r795.
Il VII n rhe time fl arrive (which
x CD \ ant ever nav J when nh man
sthii w III Office ~ honor ~ prof- HI
= Ger TIE government, uaIeG hc can anJ
. viii imptcv|y approve the drihgs Of
&" each an every oraTch Of the C,ne, 1t
''viii be fu, me for th- people III
.'l0ok about hem perhaps /. may bs
q hen too l5t- vi her5.Ore thee aD
" pear any fymPtoms which Indicate
g fuoh period TO be near, WA,eh! and
" az in 1y, Watch
SAtIf I'M m1n thint 70d enjoy an
op.ri of hil own, beca il1 hc ears tile
Z" hard earned bread Of government 7:
q Shall perfon IN an oh :, who dif
"charges he duties thereof with f3jth
X fuInel. and pnnauality. he diizr.cc-
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