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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-21

sss-s 3; = IL wncAssEr JAN. ~. -,
young man by the name Of Joe, SONGS, OF Sheepfcut
was drowned in this river, by the upfe,ng Of
Iueiday Tart There were in the canoe, when
Il uPie, ono Of whom aved himfelf BY getting on top
the canoe the other fwa FOR the ,ore but n,r 40
to reaeht Downc tthe ono favedl 70 chilled with
ne cold that It vas with mach difficulty tina. he was
brought The body of Mr.. Soaes was foundoa Sa,ur-
dav
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-21
Legislature of Manachufetts.


HoUSEsfRcpRESENTATIVEs--. canary J.
A letter from the pretidcnt of the Uni
ted States, accompanying the propofed
amendment to the contribution Of the u.
States, was committed the Hon.. Menrs.
Bacon, Malon, and Brigham-Mcnrs.
Smith, Dana, Lord and Bridge.
In the ienate, on Saturday lalt a motion
was made, that the members of both BRAN
chcs ofthe lcgiilature fhould wear badge
Of mourning during the remainder of the
FELTON,, as token of iincere and profound
seiped for the memory and fervices ofthe
late Hon. Samuel Adams. Ordered to
lie on the table.
TUESDAY, JAN. ~.
: Mcars. Dunbar, Wheaton and Symmcs
we're appointed committee, to conGder
that part-of his excelIency the governors
fpcech, relative to making further provi-
fion by law for the prevention of robbie
fies
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-21
KAA
Jsnks' Maine 4SsAa Marine Lin.
Port Of PORTLAND.

F,isy, Jss. aoArrived ieh. Ocean, Sawyer; a. days
froa ST. Rart TIE ~sRs, sept Rsasb, yenss ~ behind ia
dyof gfbry es,gol
Ys Spot.-Dec. IS, of ST, Kits feb. Republican, OF
Portimouh frsm rohsgo, for Wilmington, N. C,
Capt ssephenfon, wLo arrived Tuefday Ian, in the
fnow Harriet from surnan has favored with the fol-
lowing lit of vefes left.
1T Swirass, Dec !, 1905 Sch. -, iMouton, OF
Portland jua arrived; brig grandywine, Cugens, New.
buryport brig from Salem, Pastcrfon fchr- from do
Saunders, to fail in day. KeIlem, in do Gail for
10 weskss the following nAiier' in brig, viz. Hays. of
Cope Ann, - days Brown, 40. weeks; Arnold, Pro-
videnee. = weeks; Patty. do weeks RoE, Philade.
phis, 10 days Beas BsAoa. 10 days.. -
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-21

Our country, would not, oasht not be
more alarmed, than on hearing that South
carolina had repealed her law prohibiting
the importationaof nsves.
In the one cafe we would know what TO
do--The emergency it!elf would inlpire
exertion, and (uggef ruitable means of re-
pel'ing the attack--Bat here we are non
!. Pulled aud fad ourieIves without relource
Our hands are tied and we are obliged
to itand contounded, while we Zee the
Hood gate opened, and pouring incalcula-
bic mileries into our coantry--By the re-
peal OF that law, freth activity is given to
that horid traffic, which has been long
iince teriouny regretted by the wife and
humane, but none have been able TO de-
wife an adequate remedy to its dreadful
consequences.
Congress have but little power, OF ratA-
er they have no power to prevent the
growth OF the evi--to i;rpo4e tax on
{ imported fayes is the extent of their pow
err; but every one matt fee that it is inf
nitely difproportionate to what the mo-
rality, the int ret, the peace and fafety of
individuals, and of the public, at this mo.
ment demand.
And tho in regard to their preienr cafe
the power of the genera! government may
be Insufficient 10 check the mitchell, yet
hope they are dilpoled to difcourage it, as
tar as they are authorized by the contitu-
tion-therefo-e | beg leave to offer the
|Iionie the following refolution
ReJolOed, That a tax of 10 dollars be
impoied upon every fave imported into
the United States.
The Houfs refuned the confederation
OF Mr.. J. Randolph's motion TO appoint
committee TO inquire into the cfEcial
conduct of Judge Cbajs.
JAN. !.
The Houfe returned the confederation
Of Mr.. ]. Randolph's motion for the ap-
polntmcnt OF a committee to inquire into
the official condua OF Samuel Chafe. :.
. Metirs. ]. Randolph, Euitis, Early ,Sm;-
lie, Eppes, and Nicholfon, fpoke ia favor
of, and Mehrs. Griffin, Thatcher, Huger,
and Dana againf it.
Several amendments moved were reject
ed, when the queRion was taken on the
reiolution, varied only from tha, fubmit-
ted by Mr.. Randolph, 70 as to embrace an
inquiry into the official conduit of Rich
arc Peters, and carried by Yeas s. Nays,
IN Ia. afhrn,ative--Yea So--Nays 40.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-21
Wartifc,

fs..~ es2attEc, s#s &. r.
In this tsvn, Mr.. RisLsrS Wslsss to Milf Mar Hell,
daughter Of Siias Hail. OF Falmouth.
Al Branfwick, DR.. Jonashas Page to the amiab!e Ms
Abigail Cbfs
Al Hsapde., Mr.. Samuel Libby to Mif, Eliza Mer-
rick--Mr E-thAsisi Herscx TO h1ls Matilda Gorten.
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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-21
..ss..s.ss..........
O. Ncauers ann G.urr,fnonn, RIO

10 Ntaufts anu GUrrelp0nnents . 81
The PILoRIa, No. =" and CoLumsus No ~ are
reluctantly omitted this day The length and upper
lance OF Mr. ffacys fpeech WILL we hope amply apollo
g'zs tor the omiaion OF many o,h
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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-21

Ills day pnbliLhsd, and now ready for
Sale, wholef'e aud retail. at the Backbone of
THOMAS CLARK,
oHpss4'' TIE Maine FIRE 0nf Marin. Lgf,rases Oes,
The Third Edition Of the
MAINE SPELLING BOOK;
Contrasting varetye
Words Accented and Divided .
With Morai and Fntertanin,
Lsious for Reading ufefui I.sles, &c
To itch is added, =
S'nehe Description of the United States
IN general and the Ditril of Maine, in particular
De6gned for schools,
ana particularly calculated to be read in C!aacs.
Ps''iasl i4~ Jaa 1894.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-21
0a5Gtte.
PORTLAND. SATURDAY. JANUARY Al. 1905.

~ s:s' sss '---
N IMPORTANT.
4 letter from gentleman OF Information Walhing.on
dated Jan. !, fays,
Z" This is the third day the Houfe have
been engaged on the fubjea of initituting
an inquilition asaina Judge CHAsE-Ihe
Judiciary is indeed to bend to the popular
Wi!l-'Tis gone, in my opinion"
Liberty u Eguaity Lire tie RtpaIh9a Z"
The Legislature of South-Carolina ad-
iourned ON the 9th December lat. We
nnderltand that they Palied prior to their
Adjournment an act for opening the I'M
portation of negroes into the tate from
all places except the Weit-lndies, and
that a propofition for altering the preien'
ratio of reprelentationin the Legislature by
introducing principle of representation
founded on compound ratio OF popula.
ton, taxation and extent ofterritory had
been approved of by majority of both
Aouies,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-21
POLAND.

kIoTicE !, hereby given to the nonreGden, proprie.
tors OF Land lying in the Second Diviicn Of Lots
IA the town of Poland, in the county of Cumberland,
that the following Lots taxed in the bills committed
10 me the iubicrbcr to- collect for the year of Lord
one thouiand eight hundred two.
No LQtf M
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-21

The arit number Of the EvansecaI Magazine, an ex-
celent PERIODICAL work. publiied in Loadon in uly,
1898, The profits accruns from it, are devoted to .Ss
ian denominations Undsr the au1ne. Of hesyen and
the lsso ions attention Of its valuable editors has ncreaf
co IN ITS tales to an extent erc.eins the mon ansune er
peetion, The Magazine for JAY, lso, she pleadng
n'ormson that a94,'. las aerns have och generou-
~ difbutsd. asreeahy to the orsnaI d.sn and ,ha,
the iAls OF the work vas then 1000 monthly.
IPkaaSettis CsxsYe.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-21
E)ieO,

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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-21
Advertisement.

Tor SALE, by the fubfcriber, Lot
l. Of Land, containing 10 acres. fronting simonions
Cove in Cses Eisabnb, with fmali Dwelling. Houle
the fame, mile from the ferry, handlome 6ruaon,
and good moving aud sage ssnd-for can reaiona
bic credit.
Samuel Robinfon.
Psrt|ss1, De-.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-18

Ihote who voted in the affrmat;v- osEryed
that the duty OF military fervice was not uniyer,
III. IL did not belong 20 any perfon over the
age OF IS, nor TO any perfon whole lery;ces ,vt-r
dangerous, as TO people of colour. IF then there
were tome exceptions, why ihould they not al
10 be made in favour OF tnofe who were e,,t;t,.3
10 the liberty OF confidence, and whore coa!ci-
ehce would be wounded by IN obed.erce ~
th's law Would il not violate the confcerr.
OF an Eait-Indian To BE- compelled to 70 upon
the water; and yet hall it he isid, that The con.
icience OF Quaker would not he as rnuch
wounded blythe performance of militia dn,vs
Otber tates have granted thete exemptions and
mai Virginia, who has always prided hsrf;lfu
on tie iIterality of her nft:tu. ;ons e,;tibi, n,
me preient cafe more intoter7a. 'p,rt; Ift,-
ioclety of friends &c INDUCED with this ey..n,,-
ton, cannot they eafily furnifl IN ,onivaient,
in time OF war, they are believed 70 b. carriers
aud pioneers: and in time of p ace, thew r,,,pht
iureiy have iOme other fervicts TO perform nIrh
dS the II ending OF roads. But + they are NOT
permitted TO enjoy this liberty OF confidence
where, IT may be aiked, is the benefit which 70.
ciety VIII receive from 4 ccmpulforv cxecp,;o,
OF tue law There are only two po!iip'e advau
tages which can retuit from it the performance
OF mIhtary duty or the collection of revenue.
But furely the Aate will not 70 far DEGRADE its
character it will not ftoop e low as 10 reDlenih
ITS cotferS from the militia fines Of men, whofr
petty contributions are levied at a comfortable
eexpence by G12raining upon their property. and
IN the very face too of their religious icrunles
II the tate is unwilling to defend to Go degrad
ed AN oihce, neither has it the power TO attain
the other Object, which this law may be fuppo.
led TO contemplate: the performance of militia
Try DUTY. Experience has efficiently proved.
that the Quakers cannot be prevailed noon TO
comply with this requiiition. Where then il
the advantage of extending the provilions of a
law TO ciais of men, when the onlv proper and
honourahle object of that law is evidently placed
beyond their power? Is it not then illibcral. is
1t not periecution, to impoie upon them this
unneceffary burden? SO long as we enjoy the
bieftinGs OF peace, the military fervice of the
Quakers is unnecefary: and when war arrives
they eau eafly fupply their places by the en-
Pioymeut of 1ubNitutes. The friends of the r,e-
ttion concluded with Eating, that An snnua,
fire OF 45c would fall very opprefivcly upon
many ct the QuakerS /; and particularly upon
tie petitioner from Grayfon county, who we're
IN genera! poor, and incompetent to defray with
eaiS, the ordinary eXpenceS of the government.
(it was obierved, in the courft Of This dir uf
hon. by member from Shenandoah thai there
are not iets than j6w ftctS Of Chrifians in fome
parts OF the fate, who are oppcfsd, on RELIGIOUS
principles, TO the performance of militia icryjce
or the payment OF the militia fines Dm,kardr,
Menoa!its, Q"akers and Independent Gaptifs3
- Some original communications are ecsF:.g;ly
Pottfoned.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-18
CONGRESS.
HOUSE oFREPREsENTATIvFs,
"WEDNESDAY, DEcEMs.Rlo


Mr.. J. Clay prefented memorial from Thomas
ketland, praying to be allowed drawback of The din.
ties on goods imported from Batavia to Philadelphia
IN tne ihp Warrington, in 1901, and fnc. exported
TO Europe IN other veiIels, the drawback BEING re-
fuied under niconftrucion OF the law BY the off,
GERS OF the cutoms, and decided by Ccngreis at the
iait ie.ion under INTERPRETATION OF the facts. Re-
lures.
Mr.. Ibonat preIented petition from Sarah lilac.
den' widow Of lieut.. colonel Blagden of the cavery.
praying compensation for fundry fetg;ces performed
oy the deceaied during our revolutionary war. Re-
ferred to the Canmittee of claims.
Mr. Lyon Preiented petition and memorial from,
iundry inhabitants of the counties of RandoJpb and
or Csir IN the Indiana territory fatine their claim
as actual etters to the prescription rient tn ce,tan
lands, and truiting that Congrels will enable them
to Obtain Their lands moderate terms Reterr.J IN
ieie9 committee Of FIVE.
Mr.. Dana from the Committee OF Claims reported
ieYeraiy On the petitions of James AfPherlon for
Inds granted him b. certain Indian Chiefs lt PR
Toner among them, THAI the Indian deed was 70 defaeed
and 10 utterly void Of proof and 70 peculiarly Object
enable as to induce the committee to reror reio-
ton that the petition be rejected.
This r-lolution was concurred in by the Ioufe.
On the petitien of Mary Ra&on, the report wa. a.
CANT the Juitioe or pgatv u, the claim, apairA III.
United States, her hub2rd is gu infpedor of the ort
could not claim his pay beyond the time of his feryce
His ieknel5 was of thefe misfortunes upon which
claims upon humanity might be founded, but not
upon the United Sates-Refolyed that Lsehsye lesve
to withdraw her petition.
On the requeh of DR.. Leb this report was fuffered
10 lie on the table, 20 give time for further enquiry
into the merits Of the claim
Aho on the petition Of Moles White and Char.
lotte Hazen, that from attentive confederation of
the cafe the prayer Of the petition is reaioabe and
ought to be granted Referred to a committee of
The whole for tomorrow.
Gen. Psfahm from the committee APPOINTED on
that iubjeet brefented according to order bill for
eabliihing rules ard articles for the government of
the armies of the United States, winch was twice
read and referred the committee of the whole for
Friday next.
Mr.. Martin preiented the petition Of Gideon Par
rat, an old folder in revolutionary war, Eating
his being engaged in Gevera battles and receiving e.
veral wounds in the fervice, by which and his adj.
vaneed age, he is rendered incapable Of obtaining
decent upport; ard praying be placed on the pen
hon hit. Referred to the Committee of Claims
On motion Of Mr.. Lezoi the uninifhed burrers
OF yelterday, the bill relating to the dam or caufe
way TO be erected acros the Potomac, from Mafon's
Hland to the Virginia ihore, was confidereJ by the
Houie, and after lone attempts to modify the bill
all OF which proved unfIceesul the bill was order
ed to Dc eEgroiied and read third time Tomorrow
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-18

river which was received and read The fri
time, and ordered to be read I'd. time.
Crsersa, That leave be given 70 bring in
bill, to amend and explain an act, further
declaring what ihall be deemed unlawful meet
inss offlSves; and that MefIrs. Weftwood,
Aylett, Z. HarIifon, King, Tazewel, South
all, Moiely aud Digs do prepare and bring in
the fame.
A petition of DR.. Jofeph Niettauer, of Prince
Edward county, was preiented and read prav-
ing the pailage of law TO divorce him from his
wi'e Jemima, for reafons in the faid petition
itated Referred to the committee for courts of
jufice.
A petition ofEdmund w. Rootcs Gas agent
FOR the patentee) WAS prefented and read, pray
ing tor the introduction of Dearborn's patent
balances into iuch WAREHOUSES in this common
wealth as may be hereafter eitabli!hed, or fuch'
as may We in want of new fets of fcales and
weights, provided the inspectors of fuch ware
houies' iha'i approve of fuch change Referred
to the committee of proportions and grievan-
ces.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-18

the bps OF the fpeaker. Although he will at
tempt to do thete I'll the jutice, which his inn
perfect inttruments would enable him to OBJ
seryc, re knows too well, THAI ,,is own Re.ches
w'ii fall very far ihort of The grace and accura-
cy CT the original.
1t will not always be in his power to furniih
MS readers even with thefe imperfect fpecimens.
lie can proniie then only an vocational exhbi-
ton.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-18
Wedsfjday, Dec. ~.

MIR. E. Harrifon preiented from the commit
tee Of proportions and grievances, the following
bills;
A bill for adding part of the county of Ohio
to the county of fIl1ifou and
A bill, TO prevent the hauling of feines at GER
tam places, within certain periods annually /:
and be fame were received and read the fri
lime, aud ordered to be read Cecond time.
Mr. Dixon preiented, according to order, a
bill, aPProPriating fun os money for the pur-
pois o. opening the navigation of the Hoinop
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-18
Last Rtqi1t 9 .wnt.

Ititerday the nineteen Republican Electors
OF Elafiachu1etts, afemhlcd for the important
purpoie OF giving in their votes and we have
the Pleaiure to infJrm the public, that they were
unanimous in their ballots for THOMAS IEF-
FEkSON. rs Prefdent, and GEORGE CT.IN-
TON as Vicc-Preident.
BeFon Chronicle Decenl6e,.7.
The votes of CONNECTICUT, fer pref
deis and vice Prefideut, were given 10 Charles
=. PInckney, as preident, aad Rufus King, as
Sice-prefdent.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-12
Nicholas Webfer.

I INFORMS the Poblic, thar he ha, opened a
1 GROCERY STORE in Broad Street, in
the houie, late the property of Mr.. Caleb Earl,
where he has for Sale genera. aIortment of
WESF-INDIH GOODS.
Among others, are the following articles :
Rum, Brandy, Gin, Cherry Rum, Molafles,
Flour, Rye and Indian Meal, Teas of various
kinds. Coffee, Chocolate, RaiGns. Currents,
Pepper, Ginger, A,fpice, Cinnamon, Nutmeg',
Butter, Cheefe, Candles, Onions, Tooacco,
SNUFF, Powder aud Shot, Lamp OIL, Loaf and
Brown Sugars, &c. c.-ALSO,
a general and extenGve variety Of
Crockery and Hard Ware; Mems and Womcn's
Shoes, &c. &c. With many other articles, TOO
tedious to mention all which will be fom at
the moa REDUCED prices.
Ne1vpsrt. NOv. FL. 1901. 6otf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-12
TOHNE. TOWNSEND sS Co.
III fbeiv Sfsys in 7bGm.s. Street,

4t their Store in 76Gmey-Sfyeef,
LAVE beautiful and choice afortment
i i of Fancy and Subfantial Good, among
which are, calicoes and chintzes,' dimitiss and
muilinets, furniture calicoes and chintzcs, Ia
dies 6.4 Gik damsAk fiawls, o-S So and 6-f
cambric ditto, very fine and other cambric
mullins, ladies' white and black iuperEne and
other cotton hoie, fine India book mullins and
handkerchiefs, black and coloured lufirings
and faiths, cotton and linen table. cloths, very
fine diaper napkins, EnS3ah diaper and fine linz
ems per piece ladies fix, cotton and kid gloves,
linen and cotton fine pocket handkerchief,,'
umbrcllas, bed lace, blue. yellow and black
nankeens, mems very fne ribbed cotton hofe,
mems black aud white bea Eoglih elk hofe, ve&
and coat gilt. plated and other buttons, per
groce, pins, coloured and white threads and
tapes, India calicoes and checks, bohea tea az
Lfo. ~. per ! dozen, black and white handfome
camels hair hawls, excellent bandanno hsnd-
keIchiefs, counterpanes, mems hue and other
quality hats, bef fperhne cloths and caiIimescs,
with variety of other ~oolen,.
Ek.spJf, Three bales India cottons.
Mpft of ,hefe articles were purchafed cheap
at New. York auctions a considerable portion
are freth fupp'y. to make moIe general and
faihiorsble aaortment.
N. E. Thofe aho are indebted to them,
are c9uefed to make fpecdy paypent, as they
intend clo6ng their bu!inef, iu Newport in .
few months. The huuie they occupy will then
be rented. ostf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-12
=. BRIDGES.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies o
IN the town OF Newport, and its vicinity
tina, fhe has commenced the MILLINERY bu
Gnefs in all its branches, a, the houfe OF the lat
Capt. BNke,, in King areet. Thoie Ladies
who favor her with their commands, may de-
pend on having their articles made up in the
mott approved taft, on moderate terms hav-
ing recently brought over from England the
latef fafhion,, and which ihe will be regularly
fupplied with in the feafon..
~ Ladies morning DreG:s, and Children''
P:!ices made.
.JRse RI, 1904! IoS
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-12

THE fubfcribep inform their friends, and
i the public in general that they have taken
the Store Of Mr.. Hsnv G. Csavtiis, directly
'ppo6se the Uoisn Bank, where they have juR
opened complete aGoumcnt Of HATS, OF the
laseA importation and Of their own narufatspr-
ing. whichthey intend TO fell 1 Chap as can
be porchafcd in Newport, or New York. ard
of equal quality. They have slfo on hand
Ha, trimming Of all kinds.
BENJAMIN 81 Solomon c. Wsaver.
Ne.rtsrf, Afrdi9 1904. IS
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-12

Conft3iose,, DJfille,, Snd F,SR P,o|erVer.
LAS for Sale the following Articles. viz.
L 4 box and cs& raiiins fgs ALMONDS in
hell prunc, curIants nutmegs; cloves !;
cinnamon slfpicej black and Cayenne pepper |;
ginger; mofard fpice hitters teas; coffee /;
cocoa fhels chocolate. No. and Z. prepared
with and without vanilla brown, powdered &
loaf-Ggsr Coriials of all kinds; ginger pre-
fervcs.--An afIoument Of Preierved FInih in
brandy, olives, anchovies, peanuts; beR From.
ueuiac, Sherry. Teneriae and Malaga. Wines /;
Grup. already prepared for punch. hyperion to
any comnonly used IA and 4tb proof Jamaica
Spirits. and Antigua Rum beft Spanifh fegan /,
with az elegant aGortment OF Glais and Crocke-
ry WARE, which he ia determined to fell very
low. -PunttuaI attendance and the fmallea IA.
von gratefully Acknowledged.
Negrfort. JxI /, 1893. t6It
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-12
Serious Notice.

The fubfcrher once more calls on all per-
4 fons indebted 10 him. TO make immediate
payment either at his dwelling in Little Comp
ton, or at the houfe Of C0,xelix Stabx,y in
Tiverton. tFoar Corners| in order that he r,ay
be enabled to fettle his CONTRACTS with othcr.
He has for tale. new D~elling- Houfe, Of
81 By IS feet together with Store adjoining
it, of y feet by y, and fmall lot Of land, OF
an excellent quality, and as pleaiantly 6tusted
as any country fes. whatever. For terms apply
to the fubfcriber now on the prcmifes.
GEORGE COOK.
Lmk- Compton. Ap,Hotb. 1904. 3d. ,m
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-12
TO be Sold or Let.

4 ND poifeiion given the zs,h inf. a con-
"A venient tSo-aory Dwelling Houfe, with
four rooms on a Roor, well calculated. for two
families, having two cellars under ii, with we'll
of excellent water IN the yard. Alto, two
tory building, on the fame lot, calculated for
buGnei, OF almoA any kind, with a cellar under
the fame. Said lot h ftua'ed on Spring Street,
being about rI6 feet fquare. aud extends back
TO the Ssreer eafsward of it.-Any perion wiih-
ing to purchafe, or hire, may know the terms,
by applying tn WILLARD BRIGGS.
Nr4opotf. Ma,eb I4tb. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-12
DIV Goods for Cah only.

~T'HE Subfcriber intending to quit the line
i of buGneG h: at preient purfues,l has
nark'd all his Goods, \'cluding box Of Hass
siTorted. az not exceeding per cent. i'he uiual
psc6s being 40 per cent? On coa, by retail .
many leIs, and fome at coA.
A large quantity Of the above Goods. e.
pecially Broad Cloths and other Woolens, was
purchafsd at very low advance, upon the aerl.
ing coA.
: He likewife offers for Sale or Leafe, his
Efste, fi,uate on Thames. Street formerly the
property of Aaysu SbeDs,ii.I For terms, apply
10 EBENEZER SHEARMAN, or
JOHN r. SHEARMAN.
Nessps,f. Dre. II. 1893. SIT.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-12
JAMES G.. PECKHAM,

(Mta,J osSgft Mr.. J,sn Pe0ye'sGort)
LAS lately received. from New. York, a
1 l. frcfh fupply of Jewellery, Fancy Goods.
Hard Ware, &c. which, together with his for
mer flock, makes his aG)rment complete.
he has on hand. variety Of LADIES' Bon-
nets and trimmings Of the la,ea fsfhions.-ADo,
Tronks Of various Ezs,, which will be fold
cheaper than can be parchatsd in th, town.
n. B. Csth given for old Gold, and Silver.
N.zcsoyt, July &, 1904.