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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06
FEDERAL ORDER

Extrad Of letter to the editor, dated
1renfon, I2tb Juy, 1893, 9, P. M.
" This day has produced ano-
ther evidence of the disappointed
views, the lao ambition and avage fe-
rocity of the tederalilts of this place.
At two O'Clock this afternoon,
a mob of thoie calling themlelves fed
eraliits afcmbled in front of the True
Amfriean Office, (the republican pa
PERI Mr.. Wilton was called for at
the door, ne went forward and told
the perfon that his name was Wilton,
and if he had any buGnefs with him
10 be kind enough to walk into his
room--yst unfulpe6ting and defence
lefs, he was without notice dragged in
to the nreet and furrounded by above
thirty of the creatures Of thoie who
were afraid to appear. Thefe men,
armed with bIudgeons attacked, and
Of courle thirty 10 one overcome Mr..
Wilton, whom they barbarouily woun-
ded and byuiied 70 that he is at this
late hour of the evening unable to at
tend to the duties of his Office, and
his partner is from home.
MIR. Wilton is bruiied very fe-
vcrely, and as medical aid, here, can
only be called from thoic of the fa-
Guilty who would rather kill than
cure it is likely his wounds may be-
come the cauie Of long and painful
fekncfs.
&C AS to the pait conduit of the
leaders of the federal party in this
place it has been reviewed by the edi-
tors of the Trenton American, and
their diforderly and dilolute charac-
ters have been expoled, with, howev-
er, fewer comments than were necel-
fary 70, full exphcaiion of their vic
kednefS. will thank you to inlert
the above in your paper, it muif un-
doubtedly convince every unprejudi-
ced citizen of the u, S.. that no con-
ciliatory efforts can leAen the rancour
Cf iuch men, and that We are not s. all
iederaEns, all republicans"
From my periona' acquaintance
with Mehrs. Wilton and Blackwell, l
Can allure you they are worthy citi-
2ens, and deferve well Of their coun-
try" Aur0ra.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06
H Take Notice.

1.-THE Rauton elfate, in Jamehown,
II which was fold on the 4th OF
April laf, by order of the General
Afembly (the conditions of fale not
being complied with on the part OF
the purchaler) will be again fold at
Public Auction, on Monday, the 9th
day of Augult next, at 10 O'Clock ia
the forenoon (if fair weather, If not,
the 6rf fair day after) on the premif-
es.-Conditiors of iale will be made
known at the time.
CONSTANT TABER, | Commit
SAMUEL VERNON, Tee.
Newp'u, JHG IL. 1903.
~ The icversl Prinsers in the Stxe will
pub!iih the above until nc time of hle.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06
Entertainment.

THE Subfcribcr informs the Public thst he
/ has opened horfc Of Entertainment on
Rsk-Igaad. in the Hsrbof of Newport, where
Ladies and GenrIcmen may be accommodated to
their Estisfattion.
Sailing parties, &c. who may plesie TO call,
will fecrive every attention, and the thanki OF
their moa obed:cnt fervani,
Jolly 40. SYLVANUS pNA' !.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06

THE Co,paun-rihip u Ao,t0a ani LaSgiy.
Il Coopcn, 10 this day diG5lved bY mutual
agreement. Al pcrfor. having anS demands
on the faid frn, are dcGred to prelent the lame
for fcttcment and thofe indebted, arc aiio call
cd on to make payment.
ELISHA NORTON.
JOHN S. LANGLEY.
Newport, July 80, 1903. I4S
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06

I~HIS DAY is diiIolvcd the Co-Psrneifhip
l. of JONES & CdAFEE. by mutusl con-
icnt.--All perions who ksve snfesticd acrouni
With the fail company. are eqseeed to call
and feule The fame without delay.
GERSHOM JONES.
OTIS CHAFEE.
N. y. The Prah Founder and Copper
Smiths buGneh will be continued. IN all their
various branches. by the fu5lcribcr. at the fame
norc that was oceopied by the above firm.
His f,cnds>and the public. who may favor HIN
with their cuaom, may be silorcd ct reeeiviHg
every pofiblc attention. ADD a grstcidl acsnow-
Iedgmcut of the fmaliea tavors.
OTIS CHAFEE.
e. Wanted, az an Apprentice to the above
sudocti, aesdy aeaive Lad, from - to IS
years ofase.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06
CASH, PAID FoR
LINEN q WOOLEN RIGS, ,'BT
Chriitopher Olney, & Co.

Chriltopher Olney, & Co.
Delfveyed at their Mdli, o,Paper Wan- HoEjt,
yXTHERE they have for ialc. at whOlefale 8
Wv retail. all kinds Of Paper, viz. Fooli-
cap Writing Paper, No. and z.-Vellum Let
ter do.APot so.--Wrapping do.-Bonnet do.
-Clothier's do. If quality. Shea,hpg, with
and without Sand.--Book Binders Boards
Candle Paper, and Sugar Loaf Blue.-ALso,
A complete AGonmcnt Of Blank Account
and Record Books.--LIKEwIsE
Account Books made and ruled to any pat
tern, to fuir the purchssr.-A complete Abort
ment of School Books, & Stationary OF all kinds.
Aj6, Warranted Chocolate. by the Box,
or popnd. Cocoa Shells, by the Bag.
N. 3. Wanted, one or two Boys, from !
20 IA years Of age, az Apprentices TO the Paper
making and Clothing bu6nef,.--To fuch grea,
encouragement will be given.
Ppvid,xee, O3. 16. 1901. 74ft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06

blank Deeds. .Maajses, Psrt4ge Biils,
Bills Of La6ing, sc. jar jals at this etges.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06
To be SOLD, or LEI,

drd psg:Df,s g,7rs roe ac'b isf.
T'HE D.cins. Iiouic now occupied by Mr.
i CRoss, plsslan,ly ftuated.ar the north.
ena os Ihaoes- -assci with Ysrd. Garden,
Slable, and good Well of Wster,--eas iai.
sarr pasisulass enquiIe OF
JOSEPH COZZENs.
Nesresr. Aera 9, ISon
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06
1ojcbh w. Paul 6 Co.

Haze far Jale at heiy Store on Banyqer's W5ayf,
A GENERAL and genuine agor,ment Of
"A Grocesiss, N low as can be purchaled in
this town.--LikeYi'e,
Moiaiies OF a fupedor quality per hoghead.
New England Rum by ths hogthcad.
Sugar by the barrel.
Teas by the dozen Ii.
Frelh Flour by the barrel, OF which they in
Tend to keep conaant fupply.
Bcf HAVANA white and brown SUG CARS.
by the Box.
e. Matters OF Vefel., sc. can be fupplied
with any articles they may want, and the
imslleR favor gratefully acknowledged.
kezotorf, Fs6,Hary &, 1909.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06

Juh opened, sai for Sale, or Circulation, at the
old CIRcULATIRc LIBRARY. by JACOB
RICHARDSON, at the Poft Office, the fol-
lowing
Ne70 MoveS and Romantics,
@ viz.
OTROLLING PLAYER, . voIs.-- Romance
Of the Pyfennecs, 4 vols.-Vsle OF Conway, q
vols.-CrubihorGe Family, , voli.--Naville
Cattle, 4 vol,.-Delphine, vols.---AAonilh-
meat, vols.--Two Friends. 8 vol,.--Farmer
Boy, 4 voh.--Don Raphiel, 3 vols.-Baron',
Daughter, 4 vols.--Splendid Miicfy, 3 voh.--
Monk,on. or fare of Eleanor, 3 vols.--Arhur
Meryyn, 3 vols.--Lottery. of Life, 3 vols
Laforreaer, 8 vol,.--Vit,or, 3 vol.-OrPhan
OF Hanglard, vols.--Frcderic, 3 yols.--Caae
of Probation, vols.--Reprobase . yol,.--
Sunes in Wales, vol.--Village Romance,
vo!s.--Caale of Cai,hue.s, vols.--Matcrnal
Infruttor, : vols.--MrAnds, z vols.--PIea6ng
Moralia, vol.--Alfred Beckley, . VOL
.fl6. Ladys Magazine. for lSol.--- European
Magazine, for ISoz.-Univerlal Magazine, for
iSoa.--Lady's Mufeum. for so,.-Nuatical
Almansck's, for 1903 & 4.-Reqaiite I ahlc'.
--Oh Sooth. Sc. &c.--With large collection
Bo0ks % SfafioHGry--Alo,
A great aiiorment of HOUSE PAPER and
BORDERS. conGaing OF 900 pieces. maud
taeiured in America. France, England & Rufia.
Nezutorf. JKss\4, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06

VxTHEREAS we the iubfcriben oeing thi,
Wv day by the Hon. Ccsrs Of Probate in
North. Kirgaown. appointed Commifioners. to
receive and examine the claims Of the cTditors-
10 the eas,e of Sifv1esr GarSssy. larc OF faid
North Kiasa Efq. decea!ed. reprei.n,cd IN
folven, 1heic are to notify the csrdiscfs TO
faij caate, to bring in thcis reflective claims to
either ofths fnbfcnbsrs, At our reipcttive DWELL
ings. at any tine within twelve months from
the date hereof. being the time allowed BY fais
Court for that purpoir.
NICHOLAS c. kORTHUP, ry
JONATHAN REYNOLDS. c
GEORGE THOMAS.
All reFons indebted to faid enatc, arc &c
qrencd 70 make immediate payment TO
~ BENJAMIN SMITH, ASmizisrasw.
Nsr5-Kissso,sx, JxJ,rn 1903.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06
NOTICE

~ " 4 ~ IL
rs hereby given to ali perf0ns hs.'ng any de-
L nands againtt the cilaie OF Capt. .Jsnatbax
Reyssla,, late of Wexford. deceafed. TO exhibit
,hers and all Pedon indeb,ed 20 iaid caass are
called upon to make payment 10
ANSTIS REYNOLDS, or | .fimisJ.
GEORGE REYNOLDS, irstsys.
Wxlfsrd. JnJ z3, iSe3. r47
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06
NEW HO TEL.

NHE fubfciiber Informs the Public that he
l. has nov opened. and made proyidon for
keeping genteel Boarding. Houfe, little
South OF Capt. Caleb Ga,dst,'s wharf. Thames
freet, where Ladie. aud Gentlemen may depend
on being accommodated to their istisfattion.
Every attention will be given, aod Ihc frnaileit
favou gratefully acknowledged, bY The pubic's
humble iervant, BENZ. FAIRBANKS.
N'eVts,., Ap,R i6. IS,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06
To be Sold at Public Auaion,

10 be Sold at Public Auction,
.nN Wednefday the fcventeenrh day Of Au.
~ next at II o'clock A. M. il fair weather,
If not the next preceding fair day. aod afigued
to the purchaier or purchafen by the fubicnbcr,
by virtue of a power Of Attorney from Will
liam Gregory, jun. Of Camden in the Diarid
Of Maine, Gentleman. AlTisnce to the eaate oi
Jons FAxon,s Bankrupt, certain mortgage
Of lot of land ftuate in the town OF Middle
town in the county of Newport in the State
Of Rhoie- iliand. containing about forty acres
be the fame more or lef, bouading Northeriv
on land Of Fd1Uara Tbs,aoa, Esaerly on high
way, Southetly, partly on land of cskb Pea
body. and partly on land Of Gilson Barker, and
Weferly on highway. Said mortgage wa,
made to the faid John Faxon, aud. folly execut-
ed and Ggned by Thomas Ruaeil OF the afore.
faid Newport, merchant. and his wife Anne Ruf-
fell; faid Mortgage is fold for the benefit of the
creditors Of the faid John Faxon. Sale to be
on the premifes conditions OF lale 10 be mad c
known at the time and place.
JOHN GARDINER, Of
July asth. 1903. South. Kingaown.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06

hsS tsf.Jkss sirss i~~sd;~isiy,
A LARGEA comsnotioas Dwelling Hcuic,
n very plcsfantly 6suassd, on WatAingfon
S.tees, oa The Poiai. For sc,ms, apply TO
MlKABElH EASTON.
Newport, Jsns 4, 1895. lao
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27

FRLDE- Tr-, 14.
h-a,ed big Hnoud, Clp, small. 15
day. from Muti1.qIe.
TE3 St.f.r-N,r 2. l-,. p. lonc a. 0,iD
J.f-ph 3. Pl-hr. Perkins, frlr C-fi-=. iUi
bora b1I-. -ad tive men n--roo4rd -Tln- ".
I4t Ar long b5, iho1r-, Phrni1, Saw
from Ecar-arc, byua1 20 Martinique.
YsTll L,7-At Cuad loupe, May 20. Hlr.
ris-, stepHenlor, of aad f,r fJrti4nI-At III.
Martins, June z. lIop b-.o12iag . North
Yarmouth, bound ID ChaIIetyn.
Css,. Seward, arrived at Neryork. IT,
forms thai the French Prlva,scr fch Gsilo-
tue, IN thc 9th Aprli. OFT sandy say, c-p-
tursd he American fcL Mary, Foyer wi i.h
two flooPs. al belonging ~ Naatuc1-t, en-
p Dyed in the whaling trade, and had tent
the ia.o Iaoquemel. F9ur OF the Marv's
creF' were kept As Prdfoncrs On board the
Pr,va'rcr-- he crews Of the three velcls were
very indiffcrcntIy treated.
Brig Adventure, Tores, from Trinidad FOR
Ch4reton, tounderea May roth al he
crew, creeping the captain, were drowned -
He GOT On wooden pun, and when nearly ex j
hauitrd was taken ~ aud carried into S.van-
al --WAHe Capt. + va. f3A,ing on mis- frai
5atk. he vas twice attacked by 4 large Ozark.
and az a1onilhing flG with no weapons Of
defence, he repufad him ~ houting, and
by repeated blows with his feet
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27

Fafivs' or 81. Tots Friday Taft, being the
annverfary fcGiva Of 81, John the Bastia
the fame was celebrated by the Portland Lodge
of Free and Accepted Mlton-, and fnio1rn-
Ing B-cthrea Their Hall w1r z cgtntIy dec
Grated isr the oceafln, ana was viewed with
admiration by great number Of lPettaiors.
a procefSon was formed, accompanied with
good band oi Nale, ana marched 70 the
meeting horl1 oftAc Rev. Nr. Kellogg, -ghs-=
4 correct and aPpTo7riate Orluon Wa pro-
nounced BY Brother EzsKIEL WairTAS, Elq
which did honor 70 the Orator and Craft, and
was highly gratifying % a numerous audience.
The precsH.7n being again formed, they re-
turned t0 the Han, ana othsriy harmony
and cheeriI'ne.s, par'1ok If flmp.17li en-
tsrtainment, prov aed for The occzhon.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27
NATfONAL WORK.

Mr. c P. Wayne, Proprietor of the
!if- OF Vahinstou. now compiling BY
his Honor Judge MlrlhllI, has arrived
at B it1ni tor procuring SubfcrPtions
FIR this ilnPoTtan, work The deep IN
ter=f, which every man matt feel Tor
the iiluRions charaGer Of the departed
hero and faEe, and the pride which all
ihould manifea for our national glory
Will undoubtedly enG,re numerous
and re(pe0able flbfcriptieD.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27

From the EGCETF.
Capt Fies, arrived at N-wyork fom
the Havan0a, left there on III: A,h ina.
st whi-A tim. that pot continued
ihur, anl the Splnjli merchants, from
q firm belief tt2t peace vii be P-rmln-
ent, were carrying IN their CONNIE cii!
fpe- c!a.ons with Europe, without any
re e-sucs to The probability Of a rc9
tdre between Ft21cs and Gr At. Britain.
An Anericln brig. name NOT rseoEeq-
ed. and lie aug Dove Of Bolnp, are
isiged AZ TIE Havana, by cr5sr of
G5vsrnment.-F.0ur 3 dollars per
b3rr=l. Sugar y to n r.4ts per arota
Mo.iaGts reals Pc- keE pork ~ dol.
lars. B.ef T8, aaj 1T 15vr Ar.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27
Portland Academy

a Ii perfons whs are inclined 90 fend their
~ children to the Portland Academy, arc
requencd tn call az the Pof. Office, and enter
their names, with the nImher Of children
they with % fend, OF OF before the Erlf day
Of Jaly next.
SAMUEL FIREMAN, }
joss FaOrHINGHAM, Con1ifss.
HUCH M LELLAN, }
My zj, 1903,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27
ACbeatress,pstt!GsI.

r Ljasilfro, f5s Cre1: ssrsit A. f'ls aigif s1ty.
Mr.. RARREr, being engaged FOX thrse nigb's
longer, he vii pzlforn on the following
evenings, siz MONDAY, TnetdaY and We'd
uc(day when tbc hsltrs viii p0il.-ly
be ciolea for the f-aton. Ths iroquentrrs
Of the Broes are respectfully Iator ned, ihar
they have been enlarged, 10 as 70 eocta.a
fifty perfons more thsl he-stofofe.
E7Hr5 EVENING, Monday June 27th,
il viii be prsaentsd, fur tie Era aad onIy
time inPorttand, 'Ae very PopulsT Play called
ABAELLINO. the Great Bana1.
Trand,ted from TIE German, ny W. Dunlap.
Efa of Newy0rk, and performed aightcen
nights dlrise tie lat leefoa ia Boaon, wtEh
the noa difngcilhcd and uneqaiyoc4l ap
probation.
ADdreas Gr'tti, Dsr, efF-szies, Mr. Kenny,
Dandol Mr. Biesaii i- Canaii, AZ D.ckeHton
-Ficdoardo, Mar Bsrre.t---C8rjins' GriElaldi
Mr. B4rnes-Paro1z, Mr Downis-- -Faaeri,
Mr. Powell -Conlarino. MF Taylor MeH-
no, Mr. WILTON Senator, NIX ParlOns IVY
Abaeluno, tje C5eGs bandit, MI .rl4tt
Rofamunda. MRS Powell - Idusls, Nrs
Downle-SeBsJors, GUARDS. Ladies, &c SC.
eto7s5le5 gyiR ~ a3i-fs 5t M-f1l Ertsrfl'qrsat,
MY GRAN DMOTHER
or the LIVING PICTURE.
LC5a,a57a5 IL tbs Bill
5zF Doors 70 BE opened a 2, and. the cure
tain 10 rilc Al O'Clock.
Tickets to Be had AZ Mr.. ID. Coss's, AZ
ufuaI-Bo1 Is Certs-Fit 50.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27
Fort IF Egrss,irE

c!sart@-June ~, big Alii4nce, Perkins
for Martinique brig America, Ha.cA, Bar
badoe,--June 20, fchr. Dolphin, Gold, 81.
Vincent brig Experiment, Bradbury. do
brig Oliver, Goold, do.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27
Found,

Found,
ATBAR C7mpbel's Mills, 10 NevsloIcef-
IN ter, a PURSE, containing imait fun
Of money--The owner may have II again by
pr5viag properly and paying charges TO
JAco5 HASKELL, Jun.
Nsrggisvss9S, Jaas 10.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27
II. RICHARDSON.

KlN.t1 "A RDOONs
sAI ros SAILS, II E'e5Ir55s's WJa5f,
60 barrels Nsrs and Ne. Beef,
Do, MsdlIngs. No l & No. Fork,
SO 10. Fine and SrPef fine Flour,
70 caEs and Boxes Raiias,
Chefs Souchong, Hylor skin, and z ohea
Tea, Loaf Sugar,
Culrter C41-V Malaga Wire,
E4es Georgia Cotton,
T1zss : BY = Window Gl4fs,
Puni4 and Ravens Duck,
Bag, Calcutta Sugar,
ID eePPer-Rovs Blging,
Brandy Ter pipe or bbI.
India Cot,ons, per BAle or Piese.
7lrs ~
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27

Lemael Demmiog, who vas to
have been executed at Boaon on the
I4th Of lly, for burglary, has been re
prIeved until he 10 Il Of Feb. next.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27

HE tdbicrlber here9y gives puo * no..ee
4 to all concerned that he has been duly
appointed, ant has taken upon hmlelf The
trult of an adminiftrator, on the 1nste of
SAMUEL HARDING.
late Of Bruniw'<k, in the county Of Cumber.
land, houfswrighf, by giving boud as the law
dircets he therefors REQUESTS Z perlons who
arc indebted to.iail dsceafeas etate ID ua ke
Immediate payment; and thofe who have any
demands thereon 10 exhib.t the famc for rer.
Element to HEZEKIAH HARDING.
Jpns 10 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27

MoScAY, JUNE ~ KSo7.
- 80 ..

The LeginAturc Of MaT.chrietts clo
Il its f-lion >on TAurli4y lat, and
adjourned 70 the fecond Wednelday
in +, pa'y next SKY tx a6s have
have oser, paf4i; The heads of which
will 81 puo oithed il the next Gaz=tte.
The Foreign News given n this days
Glzlt.e. is the l4rea yet received. II
was luruj.heI by tie arrival of the
gh,p American, captain Thompfon, At
Newyork, on The 10th infant, in rs
days frog1 Londonderry. Heleft Jhere
tie r5th May, and hrsuaht lriih pa
Pers to lie toth. a PIdenger IN the
above veG-I informs, " that the i'm
.preGment Of le2nen in England ana
Ireland was carrying On with un4b ted
yigngr, ana extended il many cafes ID
pe lons g years old and that every
appearance indicated that France and
Great Bdtair would fpeedAy cry ha
voc, and l:t Zip the dogs Of war
Affairs Z, St, KJts pref-nt very
hoiiile appearance, and iAdic3te the &C
t0al comm m-n1ement Of war, Letters
Of la,e date, received ID town from
G8ud4iouPe and S.. Martins, an
nounce that the comm4nders of the
Bridih frigares have received orders
from Jheir government 10 capture all
French vsG-ls and that teveral are
ors;zing to the windwzrd Of Guada
lou7e snd Martinique expressly for that
purPola.-Ns7ayort z. P;E.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27

We learn that capt. PEBBLE IS appoint
Cd to command the fquldron now fit'
ting outin he United States, for foreign
leivice. This Iquadron, il IS expeaed,
viii be competed of f@ven vef-ls, and
viii faii IL ali July.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27
Straved or Stolen

IRON the fublcnber liz ht rcd MORSE,
IL with black name ard tal whoever
viii give information Ut fad hs-fc, ~ that
the owner NAV have him again fll2'I bs hand !
fomc7 rewarded fer their trouble, and al
neeeGary charges paid by
WILLIAM DIN5rELL.
Portland, fp7s ~,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27

AFA- - OLIL-s
u HE coPartncr1 XIII Js5T 81 TA,715
B5Isy. " ths dsr I,Holved w mutual
confent All pertons having d- n nds agAlnR
laid frn are Isqrs9ed 10 cal aui receive
their pays an!th,r- who arc indebted are
called upon tJ make imm 4iAt- py nen- tJ
To5l BIiv John BAKER
THOMAS BaKEP
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27

Citizen Didelot, late Prefea Of the
Palace, &c i fad, is negotiating a trea
iT Of marriage at one of the German
Courts (l7s tL8t eoar, )47s .!tats.' for his
FIighneF Jerome Bouaparte, the future
Grand Admiral of FrAnce.-L9aa9n 4.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27
GENERAL STATS sTICtL TABLE OF
TER UNIFIED STATES

zen lss Nsrsy,ri s5sgAsy
E7erY ioq1 Give American will con
f',~ himfeF m1eb indebted to hir.
B.olGes, fer tlc pains he has taken in
coli-tiaE and preparing the lInmzr7
Tew of ,he Progrcfiv po7ue-i9n, in-
Cses'; c. inpro, emer.s aat .gn-eq-a.
soa Of E, weal.h anI ref8urcss rtht
JnteI SAFES. Our poluu,i7n has
more ,hau a15tI G1ce th- yer ---4
The improvement of ignI has ksps
pace n-a iy. in the fame proportion.
Or ieau-r are more than fur fitr-i
IS. s.numerols. Domeiic p7s1ucc has
iacr.ared ~ 6A. In 1907 or exports
exceeded J3'ss8 :1EsI the proportion of
IT74, and vere-neArlY t-y,iu. Hr-s Al
gI-at The itR year The tonnage Of
r1ercE4utmen is alm7f fye ::7..J A.
great The revenue has ntLh and
the ezPe1 'ituel owing in part 10
the r=d-nP'i p n th. plbIic ds5y,
have ain 5f fT7I-4blL The av.
ertg- pr.ce Us 'to has ,ncrca'ei thee
f,ld, ths,o. wheat has more tt4n as.j
leI the r-tlhic nahum is more
th47 f4r tires AZ great TIE n nj
n1l Pl3lrc d45- appear 70 have been
reduced 70 lei than 5as b.E IN. &C.
tive Gak,aE fu1d is n-triy Rile nII27f
ef dollars And Jhe rcF]urfa, which
may y, d-r.vsI from the fntu n Is
of u. as Will, ID probability, flrpals fvs
k4sdreI %. i2n- sfdohay5 - No power
IN The univerfs can erh,1it 70 G4tt-rnE
4 prolpe4u, of rcsI p ltlonal wealth aud
p.o.perity, as the United STATES.
"A w.i-er in the Newy.rL Morning
Chron.cla tat= the p1rrlstiou off ance
wi.h:1 Ter P;elent 1zt ndeI limits, at
A76to ooo. " Againf this nigh ?
power lays he) England IS the only
Enrop-4a nation IN i makes any reiG-
ance Profla, III th- old world, and the
United States of America ia this weG.
ern hemlphere, now hold, CT will foon
hOiJ, in their reflective diviGOns of the
earth, the bllaace between thief. con-
Eendtag nations and if the Ameri-
lean executive thsll purCue the cautious
policy Of PruTa in her relations with
thsle two European powers, Che will
inevitably, by treaty, obtain the great.
eft advantage a. tie Leaf PoGi5Ie haz
ard. B1tlLouid the paG;ons of party
unhappiiy involve this country in the
horT0rs Of war, fb= vii! RanI on the
vantage ground II forced into alli-
srce With France, her armies will oc-
cupy and peace viii cohim TO her the
Brtih territories Of Canada and in
alliance with England, her enterpriz
ing f}rs viii IS furely poG:ls the unde-
fq:5 province OF LcuIiana, and make
me Spauiard tTemble for bis Mexican
kingdoD.
In war or peace his happy Coium-
bia mutt gain; in the former, extended
eupire: ii the latter inerealed com
re ce and accumulated wealth ReR
On your oars, Americans and The Two
rival nations OF Europe will outyie each
other t9 obtain yonr fJien dthip.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27

1.-THE Creditors who haze proved their
A debs ag2in1 1YAEa5 Hut5s aud MsF5
L9cyyiR bankruPts, are requeted 10 meet AZ
the Office Of the flbCeriber, in Portland, On
Mond4y the 11Jh infant at II O'Clock ia tho
forenoon, to at on the following fubje1s, VIZ
n To adopt mealures for lettlng the dif-.
pute with James Badger, relative % the houle
built on his hand
"A. To give direttiors to the AG;gnee what
fuits to eommence. &c.
Sd. To tranlaG luch othsr bulnels al they
Eiall think proper.
STEPHEN LoNGFELLow, IvN. AESrre.
P0rti1a5, June a, 1903.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27
Valuable Land for Sale.

O. Weda5I3ey fJs ! si5 dyy sr Taly asstp
agH 3, sgsre{f5y els n PabIe Ap7isa, Gt f5s
begn n Nr. Cbafsaies, i77botAr, AZ Psyf4z-4,
" II a'rlasl, An
PE TWEEN 4oo7 and 5000 ACRES
~ OF LAND, ying IN the 2 snt3tsn oe
Roy-a7i s,bcut IS miles irsn Portland fai&
laud bclnngs To tte siate oi EA-f F lytH Der
~ Elq delealc+ and ~iI ~ ieii u lots to
Accommodate Purch-Ers "a liberal cre5ir
VII he given upon COED l-eurj,y
JOHN DERBY, s1d
BENJAMIN PiCKNANi Jun H"esH'''''
S5LsH, r4t Tazs, 1893.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27

THE CsparInerElip ofHARRAEBROOK
u u M'CONViLL, Is this day diEolved
ty mutult confeut. All perfoDs, rhereiorc.
having dsmands agsintt faid era, or indebted
thereto, are requeRed to apply TO the lubGcri-
bers tor ictTlement
TLARRANBROOK.
PATRICK MCONVILL.
EYfElEst, 9Ens a, 1904