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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-15
The lIt,le "rs stEei.'' having fome .

The lIttle "rxstseis" having fome time
Gnce taken tour to the land Of" Acady hs-
bits, !" We learn that biz principal ccsdjusoT Who
wrote the fsmoos eulogium on RurIetge which
called forth the Joyysd i0fso, &C. DC. has un-
deuaken 90 klett and write for the Mercury
during he sbience. The public then will not
wonder ., the numerous lies which were pub
lined in lar Tuefdsy's paper. X the esuIsins sp.
probation Of an evident attempt TO commit
murder, when they arc informed thar he TOO. 10
one Of the pct,iioseen who wss feed BY Rot
ledge to vindicsse his loa reputation.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-15

Fare-ptR. a i'-g farsrDeiY 10 all ny srsa'-sll;
Ny Jisemizs b'.e,s alIarr faded. svhbsrd.--
Bar ysserdsy fbe boat and prize sf sfFe4',4Ly~.
And sosv be/esf nxd ftsrs Of fntrl' and fees
o. parry seai. 10 zvtat bes fbss ysdneedmsS
70 tempt 10 seysy. and sgsr 6riju!
qs(ae,jfae fbs fae,ed frzf ,efa'S-
Hosar, eesteissee, Je~e and eel earfbJy b0's:
'Tavas a baL d,rx-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-19
N E w P 0 r T.,
Saturday, March 70, 1903.

TIE gift OF prophecy itfslf would fail 10
attempting to determine wkas bouads the bold
champions OF ftde,aiJm have fet to their career
Of outrsgc. Scene after icenc opens to the view,
and Ike the fal,ry, btimf ne blazing realms Of
Pi1h, amid the ghafIy Aaihes Of forlorn. cx-
piring hope, lights up fill mere and more, The
long itcre,ed merits Of their cauie, and CATS lis
horrid features on the aaoniibed world. What
deep refource of ALE malignity what wild aod
frantic principle Of black revenge! what rode
and raging symptoms of confpiting uesfon, that
has no, been INDUCED, nay narrowed up, and
bcched abroad by the lurking inccndiaries Of
ROYALTY! becaufe, forfooth, they have loR their
influence 30 government. Isit by fuch means
they expect TO regain il Vain, and empty in
deed is thar head which cntertsins an imagina-
tion that people who have earned their pre-
cious liberties through toll, and danger; Who
have bot loft relcued them from the brink Of
ruin, Can by terror or mcnace--by Glamour or
ccnnivance, be induced at lstt TO iurrendcs, and
trembe, and fall by the butchering ,hruAs a
verbal poignards. No! I" fbs Jens Of hbr,iy"
are too hardy race They have contributed
to earn their inheritance. and they know how
to pteierse il. Having earned i,, they arc en-.
ab,ed to climate its valpe.
The preceding reflections are excited by
the continual and il Aimmatory belchings, which
are kept up On the part Of the Newpou Mercu-
ry. An impartial obierveS would, from IL,
weekly contents. fuppoie that It's conductors
were raving dia'aeted, and defperaiely bent up.
on the utter demolition Of every rule Of right,
and principle Of otder and juaice. whs, cle
can be the objeet of the lengthy and laboured
harraneue which lately appeared With The com
m,nding Signature of .' Jyspb M. Sixxrs :"
Who is th, loicph VI. Simnes He is = 's.sIn
keeper at Pifcsrswsy. Was the late addict,
which bears his fgnsiure the psodueti,n OF hi.
pea No body 3ilI believe il. Who framed IL
70 hi, hand Ruri-dse and Morri.. They
hsucd it to fois their Purpoie, to embrace their
ireliaa,. aad SiG,nc, fgn.d j, s matter OF
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-19
PriSss JsSss 10 q ss<1ass sfis4 PEI eerf.

The Managers inform the public. that
owing to the great expence In carry through che
fra clsk OF he LOTTERY. they have not been
able TO raiie the fun propofed--,hey are there
fore under the necei6,y Of having ircond clais,
to enable them to fulfil the de6gn OF the Lot
terry. the Scheme Of which they now prelrnt ss
above. As the Manageu are dc,ermiues 70
complete the undertaking I. qciek as poiEihlc,
they pledge thcmfelyes to commence the draw.
ing on the iecoad Monday in April next.
NATHANIEL CROADE,
SAMUEL SLATER,
OLIVER SrARkWEATHER, -
EBBNEZER TIFFANY, Z
ABRAHAM WILKINSON,
67-Tickets for iale az the PoA Office, Nespo,t.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-19
MARRIED In ,hi, town. Ian svod,

MARRIED. In this town, Ian Sunday
evening, by the Rev. Mr.. Eddy. Mr.. SAMUEL
w. HEAra, to Mik MARI WooDMAS,
daughter of the lsfe Capt. Richard WoodgAn.
BY the Rev. Mr.. Bradley. Mr.. SAMUEL
PRRsy. jun. Of Sou;h-Kingaown. to Mia
ApsY GAapssR, youngeA daughter of the
ate Capt. Diniei Gardner, of this town.
On Thurfday evening. NArHANIEL
HAzARs. Efq of shis town. 10 Milf SALLY
FALRs, daughter Of Samuel Fale,, Elq. Of
Taunton, tMaa.)
AT South-Kingao~n, by the Rev. Ben.
amin Waite. Mr.. NArHAs TEvPr, TO Milf
MARY LrLLiBRlDcr. daughter Of Mr.. Gideon
Liliibridge.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-19

DIED. In this iowo. on wednefday
evening, Mr.. HosArio FEKr. in the s9.h
year Of bis age.
Mr.. WILLIAM WHITwELL, in the
9th year Of his age. His funeral will be to-
morrow, when hi, friends and acquaintance are
reqoeaed TO attend.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-19

On Monday vrri, ar 20 e'eLsck Il. NJ. qoW u
Jola at dStsisx, a. jsilsuvs,
10 Frkins Batter.
40 Boxes Soap.
100 doz. Plates & D;fhes (al! fizcs.)
Box Indigo lSpaniih.
Barrel Starch.
Small Box Hs's.
AJS, fome Houiehold Furniture, and q variety
Of other Articles.
GARDNER & DEAN, Auaissss,s.
Nrmtsr. Mareb IS, 1903.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-19

ME Honorable Coort Ut Probate for the
i town Of North Kingaown. having sp.
pointed the Subfcribers, Coinmifn,nsp TO rr-
ceivc aud examine the claims Of the creditors
to the efasc Of Amy Cardssr lion of Jeremiah)
late Of North. KingRowu. decesfed. repsefsoted
infelvent and tx monshs being allowed for
that purpoie :--Noticc 10 hereby given to sil
perfons having demands sgsina fsid efste, TO
,.g them in to either OF us. az our, feipsttivs
dwellinSs, within 6x months from the date
hereof. GEORGE THOMAS, I Csmm.E.
PELEG BROWN. Esss,,.
All perfons indebted TO faid easse, are TO-
queied TO make immediate payment {,
BENZ. GARDNER, AdmmDs'r.
Ns,fb. KrgSsrss. Mareb IS. 1909. Lay
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-19

TO be Sold at Public AuHion.
nN Friday. the fra day Of April nex., as
" ten o'clock. A. M. IL fair wra,her, IL not.
the hrf fair day, Ut not before fold q, private
iale)a Lot of Laod, on Thamcs-Strcet. oppo-
d,e Mr.. George HALF. Alfo, corner Lot,
next North Of Mr.. Siha, Dsas's houfe. former-
ly the property Of Mr.. John Sanford. deceifcd.
For terms. apply to NICHOLSON WARD.
of Porifmouth. or to
JAMES CENTER, or New.
WILLIAM TILLINGHAST, port.
Newbs,.. Ma,eb iS. 1909. ias
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-19
NJ O q IC E

~ q Z &c E
Is hereby given to all p.ffons having any de-
1 msods sgsinA the eRare OF HssRY Num-
soap, late Of NewpoSt, deceafed. to eKhibit
them for fc,,leneos and al psrfons any wife
indebted TO fsid efstc, are hereby called upon
TO make payment without delay 10
RUTH MUMFORD, Hdmin'r.
Ks1usovt. March rs. 1903. no
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-19
Real ERats at AUCTION.

Real Efats at AUCTION.
an Monday, the nth day Of April next. at
~ reo O'Clock A. M. Two Fiths Of the real
c.is,s. laIe belonging TO Gould Ma,a5, dcseatrd.
next South Of the Pot O!iee; together with the
Houie now occupied by Samuel Wilssr. Con-
disions, &c. at time Of fale. ~
GARDINER & DEAN. Aa7Snnu.
Nr4ep0rf. March is, 1903. Il9
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-19

The Editor of the National Egi'. Of ths
I'D inf. after noticing in a very iogenlous man
ner, the observa,ioos in the Evening Pot. rela-
tive 10 the ysrged Isf,eu. fays. {" xsso beIicv,
that Rutledae has been ~s,aiy III not kgsiyI
gailty OF jsgey and peyHy."
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-23

40 Wy i"'S'Y o' CNtly thlnS mott uC az ~
ioc'cty depended or that. f;c had 40
doubt thac the verdict would ierys %
convince thc world OF thcpuricr anc' '&.t
administration Of Britih j'rilpfuder,ce;
The Jury inhantly found The d-Gea,
dant guilty.
4 horrible crime was ia5cly cd1aae
United in the eavirons Of Vienna. !
girl who had been in fervice in thar CITY,
and had 'aved 400 horins, let ou1 frofa
thence for tie plIrpofc oiraking che}n
home to her family, In her way lae
topped at public houIe IL / village; ii
order to pats the night, tae. mailer aaA
mdtreis Of which were hef, relations,
Having rciaIed 20 her hotleis the obieEE
OF her Journey, the latter formed rhe
diabolical proje6t Of numbering hee f87.
The purpote OF getting pol1eGion ocrks
money. In order 70 execute this horr:.l
crime with greater facility, n,e propoicd
that the girl ihoud fleep in her owa
chamber In her daughters bed, and thas
the latter ihouid remove into cloief.
which was alfented 20. Before thew re-
fired TO rett, howe yer, and in the abfence
OF the smother, the two coufiDs had
Tome conversation, and at length agreed
that the daughter ihould (lsep in her own
bed, and that the other girl fhould nesb
in the cioiet, after which they BOA
Feured TO their REFLECTIVE beds as ae-esi
upon between themlelves. Soon afrcr
midnight the mother repaired 10 eh. bed
where ihe1uPPoled ner defined victim "a
be alleep: bus where, in coni,quencc f
the agreement OF WHICH lhe was ioaoranl,
her own daughter was chen lying, ana
poured boiling fat down her throat ehe
loon however discovered her mit}aNe,
ana recognizing her daughter by hef
cfles, called londiy for help, but all
aillitancc was uteicls, as the lintorLnrara
GlrI expired in c!le moA dreadful ay3
''sS' [ Loal!ah paper.
sy~1==
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-23
coNCLUDED.}

wv! ii rtiptct TO- the pertonaee
mere Hnmediateiy the obie6t of this
hander and This mi(chievous and
'ntolerant deiign, no qqeition politely
could ariie whether he was lprung
tr9 m long deficient Of luxurious ancef3
Try, or from the lowett the people, he
is now at the head OF "a great empire, Or
dained al home as It's firR magi(trarr
end acknowledged abroad as the fame !
tits relation TO this country bears the
lame affinity rs TO the rcipect necenarily
due TO him. With US no earthly differ
eEce can prevail as t. the individual.
/ he laws Of notions itnpolc Upon lis the
duty 70 pay him due reipett, and a
derciiction from that is q violation
or their firit and mott Beneficial
principle, and whether the h4eHite,l,,
contains any matter difrefpe6tful to CHS
country, was alto no queition upon this
occalion. With that he had nothing 10
do. lie was here vindicatine EneiiG,
law; an offence committed againtf the
very ylc2ls Of Engli'n liberty and he
was thus bringing i5s jiIcu(ion before
an tn8H.h jury, who, he was certain,
would dlipoic of ehe cafe With truth and
Jul.ice whereas, If there be anv thing
Puhhihed IN France ungenerous Of IN
h'nd, let It's authors have all the bene-
- - e if&ny thing derogatory to
Birth rreedom, or the PRINCIPLES of
OF uniVerlal humanity, Mould appear
here, let Us have the dlfgrace.
Mr.. Mackintofh role TO address rj,,
jury on behalf of the defendant. The
learned gentleman, in q ipeech which oc-
cuPied upwards OF three hours in the
delivery, and which has fcldorn been
eqnalled At the bar, began by iaving.
thar however he Conidered this trial as
the hrit OF long ferries Of conRias, BE-
tween the gfcarelt power in the world,
ar the only Igee nation in the world. In
former times the liber,y Of the prels was
iaHttloncd without The interference Of
governments, and vas exerc!;cd in
Holland, Switzerland, and lie interior
Or GeEmany, and in all lhe frre towns
OF That country, bur BY one dalh ct the
Tboc. a.. ,.l |S.,: |oS Pu' 20 1!5h,
- w. -, - -. y .ia:,d which ioFra
-, -la ,'-'I y. sne n'"'t infeFe'tia5 parts Of
fi,esfa";e - l, @no Gen2lned ior seS
ref &c ~ ca[ ''ct5 ~ I5','lsa'l"h 70 thS
ro,,n5a4 IN ,Ia ' al h.'ToPs' ana iur.
fGz hJra;t,,s 'I - = ,, - a'' H-era'o'e' and
svcrS bpr ~ ~ ~ o ooe IS nc" gone fcr
Goo Onc hu@dred I n[y'r oPprei, :,
loudly through the va : - Ia r ,.''o.'o' J
o2prcGion, dref, i ;rs co,l Co. y ~ ZIG
they tpoke boldly f.ar3rciv ,,i, l1,,. =.
the opinions Of III, Ur;r~ri ~ ali ,,1''!'{'
fnn could make the tcri;oq - ::
diaerenc 10 the blood yhc5 L.I III -, ~
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-23
S fEPHEN BROWN,
GUN SA4ITH, RON LOND0N

GRATEFUL for the PATRONAGE be has
received from his friends and tile pGblc,
hc2s cave to rccurn his Acknowledgement
and atinres them, that nothing fhall he want
Irg5 on his part, to fccure 70 himielf eo6-
tnuation Of their aVors. he has hv him
great number Of guns and pigoys fe yvits
him to repair, which have been long fnifhei
AS he has uttered many incouvenierccs fr5tP.
tn. want OF the different fins due him on tb,s
account, nc feels bimiclfconHrained 10 reon14
The PROTECTORS rolre6ivey to D.. cha,ors
md take them away. lhoie #ho tail to CONF
Ply with this fequ~f arc informed that ali ar-
ticIes Of this deicription which NAV rengi,7
on hand after Joly 20, 1903, will BE- toIJ It
public fale, to defray the expenecs OF ,heit -
pairs
Richmond, April 10, 1909.
n B. One o. two apprentices want.d -
he above bnGncfs
S. Brown, has on hand, for faie, earietv #
9 uns and pu-o]e, o.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-23
JofN MAYO,
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.

2 IN AWAY fron ths f.jrcril or on SaHz
day the 18th int. two apprentice boys,
hoe makers ~ ttade, the one named I;m0tb3
i4,41"rq, about eighteen years old, dark faorF
ha'r, far complexion, abnuf five feet Eve
inches high had on when he wehr of, 4
Tong Grown coat, white waifcoat, brown pau-
taloons and half boots
The name Of the other is HTil6n Yorqaaa
about e'ghreen years Old, dark hair, dars
GoHtP'e%ion, and about FIVE ieee favcn incheS
hlgh had on when he went of a grey
round Jacket, white wajitcoat, dark f}rIped
pan1aioonS and half boots. Whoever takg$
up lad laos and lodge the'n in any jrl, d
or'ng them 70 me, tsiai have tie above re-
ward and all reatorable e2Pencss psid TEEN,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-23

Richmond, 18th Apr 1893
n 5: Fli matters Of yeaels and sine.
perlons are Forwarned from harborjng d. I.
at their peril al
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-23
COURT OF KINGS BENCH.
WEsTM NSTER, FEB. Il.
NgE~

LLBEL AGAlN5g- BoNAPAR1E.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-19

the confiitution snd private, aod bad she irani-
a6iion afterwards tfsnipired which 't molf pfo-
baby would, for roguery Is thing difficult 20
csnc.all it would have produced fenfation 10
the country TOO violent 10 be quieied and too
jua TO be reGaed |; and in any cafe the election
mua have been void.
But whst arc We 10 think of thofs members
Of Congref. who. having taken an oath Of the
fame coaaituuonal import as the oath Of the
Pfchdent, violate that oath by tsmpering 10 OBJ
tain a P'efdent on private conditions. IL this
is not fsdiuon agsinG ,ke cooltuotion and the
country il is difficult to define whaI fedilion in
a reprefentative can he.
Say not that this fa,ement of the cafe is
the effeG OF perfonsi or party refentment. NO.
Ii is the effect OF /iAesye eonrern that fuch cor
rup,ion, OF which ,h, is but fample, ihould,
in the fhprt fpsce OF ieS years, have crept into
| a county that had the iairea opportunity that
Prov idence ever gave within the know ledge oi
hidoy, Of making itfeif al ilofrious example
10 the world.
What the terms were. or were TO b.. II Is
probable We ihall never know or what Is more
probable, that fcigned ones, # any, will be CIV
en-. Bot from The conduit Of the party hnce
that time. we may conclude, that no taxes
would have been iaken off, that the Glamour for
war would have been ke,f up, new expences
Incurred, and taxes AMI Offices Interested 10 con-
fequcnec and among the articles OF private
nature, that the leaders in this fictitious traffic
were TO aipulate With the mock Prefdent tor
lucrative appointments for ,hemielves.
Bat IL thefe potters againR the confitu-
tion underffood their boiinels, and they had
been plotting long enough to be mater OF II,
fpgle article would have comprebended every
thing, Which is.
Thai ib, P,s6dSri (tbw madt) %onH be
goveynedm in 0HeafcI aDb0yaevey BY priVaH jan-
10 atpom,sd BY tkexltkvo.
Taey could thcn through the medium OF a
mock preildent have negatved all bills which
the party in Congres could not have oppoied
with fuceeis, and reduced representation TO a
nullity.
The country has been impoied upon, and
the rea, culprils are but few and a. is u necei
fary for the peace, harmony. and honor, OF the
union, TO feparare the deceiSer from the deceiv.
ed, the berrsyer from the betrayed, that men
wh, once were fiieuds, and that In the WORT OF
,imes. fhoud be friend, sgain, il Is nceehsry, as
beginning. that this dark boSnef, be brought
to full ioveaigation. Oeden's letter is direct
evidence OF the iatt Of rampering 10 obtain a
conditional preGden,. He knows the two or
three merabcrs OF Congreis thar conmiliioned
him. and they know Who commiiIioned them.
THOMAS PAINE.
Fedt,al-Ch,, Lsvsrs Haiei. Jan. II. 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-19

,he dignity of the nation is not to be trihed
si,h, in diicuGing the petit larceny of litile
culprits. Public principle requires that the
great colprit alone fhouid be s.raigned and
ma,ked--and the eninence Of the offender give
a disniy to public indignation.
What have we 10 do with ideou like Og-
den and Irving. the msggs" and m'tSs of cor
rup,ion l-Whst have the public TO do With
Dayton, and Swartwout, and the little band |!
We have nothing 10 do with their lpeculations
in mooey or in Iand-rheir juggling or their
fpeculations. One oSea-snd that alone fands
prominent before Us, and we viii not 90 back
TO enquire, nor raife cloud of confulon TO
collect q multitude of hifkf aaisns which the
brcatb Of public indignation has already fcattsr
ed,-but which may be calculated to divert our
attention from the true objeef-the only Object
upon which the public fenfe fhould for ever
be fixed. Aarora.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-19

. doub, that If they difcovcr they are 10 an error
they will renouncc il. hope, therefore. it this
piece fhould come toto any OF their baods, they
will feriouny enquire If their conduct N regard
20 the fubiet. have mentioned 10 confident
with their principles; and ~hether they have not
been deceived by the lying lpiit which is abroad
upon the face of the earth.
II is but juAice for me here to fay, that in
other a,es Friends are principally what are call
ed Republicans. 10 Pennfylvanis they are very
generally 70. Moa of the public Friends are OF
this cIaf,. And l do hoccrcly hope and verify
believe that Friends in this as,e will 10 ho't
time be Almoa uDanimon1y what We term Re
publicans, aud will fet their faces sgsirR thoie
difurbcrs Of iociety and perveften OF jaAice,
the Lawyers. pH
Il Fyind 10 Republican GoVsrnmeni.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-19
Remarks on THoMAS PAIN6J Letter.

WHILE NC admire the periPicui,y which
marks the fJreg nog IN common WIN aittne
other writings Of this extraordinary man. we
csnn,, 70 tar fupjeet our judg nenr TO the rel
pett which VIC bear him Tor his revolutionary
iervices, as 10 boS with implicit confidence to
al! that he writes, or to fnhjcet our un,ierasnd-
ing 90 an entire ODE fence 10 any coarfe which
he may thiok it proper to con6ne hinielf.
The iubjcct of the in,rigucs for the pref
dency We con(ider in much more ieIious light
than Ms. Paine appears to View it.-Aod we
conGder it as moe ferioua in thar point OF view
from which his ti'th letter either accidentally or
from maake. appears difpofed TO Withdraw our
attention. FIom the fstlion that has aGslied
the principles Of the government for 70 many
years from that body OF men who with dif-
& imilar prelendons have conbiosd 10 all the va
rou, dehgns which were formed to dearoy the
freedom and the peace of this country-from
thoie whole govcInaental principles were fraud.
u,ent and their resiures intolerant. violent,per
iccu,ing. defpouc. and outtaseous,--ffom iach
men and their abettoH we could expect no hon.
orablc, no generous courfe ofprocecding. in the
period OF con,eh when their very crimes were
the fources of their name and humiliation /;
when the frovns of national Indignation had
warned them into the rank of private citizens,
and tore from their hands the power which they
had abuied-from iuch aen nothiog honorable
was to be expected by any man of ordinary dif-
celnnent--what they did and what they at
tempted 60 do, was confident and perfectly in
the character Of all their former doogs. In the
intrigucs for the proficiency. they were perfect
ly conGRent--and they we're very fortunately
for the country no more iuccel.ul thsn fuch
views meritei to be
But Mr.. Paine appears to think we ought
to quit the confederation of what Mr.. Bdfr s,<
and was qviiL,ng 10 6o--in order to take up the
confederation, of the conduta Of thoie men who
have already been /" humbIed in dua and aihes."
We differ from Mr.. Paine altogether. We
will not lend a hand to diFafe the %axs cvsr a
large, yJxJaee--ln the language of ,mirth--
Bleded are they who expect nothing for they
ihall never be disappointed" expected moth
ing good OF the fsyies--and when they were
found working evil, We were not at all ahonifh-
ed at them. But great was our furprife, our
torrow, and our deGre TO be convinced 10 the
| cootrary--shsn ws found Republican, one in
whom the republicans Of the continent hsd re-
Pofed 70 mach confidence, fecretiy liaening to
and couutenancing intrigucs thar were TO elevate
him to a h,uation which the public will had not
eoutempla,ed---and for which the public indig-
nation ha, nov fpuroed him and thrown him of
| for ever. -
We will no, be accsiT,rr TO the iub-divi-
iion of the ihane-,he vice in thoie was iono.
ccnce aud purity. compared with the deep laid
pcrhjy and connivance countenaaecd, !ayport-
ed and encosrased by him. Upon him. and
aPoa him alone-pubic reisntmcat mutt rea--
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Nathaniel WajOn.

- ESrELIFULLY InSorms fne PUBIC, Insr
IN he has removed from the houfe of his
father David Nefos, to the mop of Mr.. TbamAs
Ho1uiand. directly oppodte-Shere all kinds OF
TIN WARE can be iurnifh,d at the fhoItea
notice, and On as resfonsble terms as can be
bought in this town. Conaant attendance viii
be gwen, and the fmalIeit fsvors acknosl ged.
Newport, Dec. IS, 1904. II6T
~ Cath & the higheft price given
for old PEWTER and LEAD.
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WILLIAM HELME

RolpediAfJ inform Bis F,itnds and the Public,
THAT having employed an experienced
L Workman from New York, he has for
iaIe. at his Mandatory on the Point 10y the
large or fmali quanti'y) mould and dipped tai
low Candies. hard and foft Soap. warranted to
be Of equsl quality to any imported.
Newport, Sept. 3, 1904. eW
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FOR SALt.

6nd fa7i6fan green an tie z5tb efMa,eb xexf,
a LARGE aod valuable trsa of LAND, in
n Hopkinton, adjoining Wood. River
Containing abour SeUen Husdrrl Ae,sf; known
by the name Of The ENy Land. and now pert
OF the sltate of Col. G GIoRcs IRISH, 6ecesied.
About Two Hundred acres of iaid land is clear.
ed, and it for tillsge or mcadow. The remain
der is moaly covered with Timber of the bet
quality tor ihip plank, &c. An excellent ereau
OF wafer runs through faid laud, whereon Saw
Mill may be ercetcd at frall expence.---The
terms may be known. BY applying to either of
the iustcriben. NICHOLAS TAYLOR.
JOHN IRISH.
Newport, Od. z,, 1904. cstf
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Public Entertainment.

THE fubfcriber inform the Public that he
i has opened Houic Of Entertainment in
Water. Street, in the town of WARRsr, 6gn
OF the Sbip; wet of Cok's lno.-Conaant al.
tendance will be given. and every attention paid
TO Ladies and Gentlemen. for their accommoda.
ton, by the Public's humble jc,vsnt,
PRESERVED ALGER. .
O3Obe, "a, 1909. cviiitf