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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28
A msd;caI friend Ia, commuo;c,

m2dical friend has communicated to MS
the Following obae;ricaI incident. Mr.. Eliza
Bariingane. wife OF Mr.. A. Borlin2smc Of
Sinibridge. lately became the /" hOirg motb.r Of
LOivg (as." weighing eight pounds, on the day
that he Ithc mstbvl was twskUe year,, fix
months add jfvs days old. "9by 4pJt Nall je
a afrahfaI vne! Heh.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28
Ms1ae5nkts Ek9ors If Pnsltut, Gsc.

Mzgaebg'fff EH1f9rs Of PrCfafNf, Or.
Hon. ames Sullivan. Elbndge Gerry,
James Bowdoin. Ohm Hathorne. Thomas Kit
trid &c. James Warren, Joiiah Deane, John Da
vi,. Timothy Newell. John Whiting, Johc Bs-
con, William Heath. John Woodman. Charles
Turner. Thomas FiIlsbroWn, JohD Farley,
James Winthrop, Jonathan Smith, jun. and Sd
ward Uphan, T
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28
MaNaebntn, c.ue,,M,ral R.-;pi5elrrfafis

MagaebItns CsHg,a5Tsral Rrp,of~fafiVc,.
RrruBLIcAss.-Hon. Joieph B. VAT
mum, PhanncI Bifhop. Richard Cuts, Ebeue-
zer Seaver. J. Crowninhic.d. sOrchard Cook,
$Joieph Baker, sIiaiah l.. Gren. SBarn. Bid
sell, John Chandler.
FeDRRALisrs.--Hon. Peleg Wadfworth.
Samuel raegau, Seth Haaings, VIM. Stead
man, 'JoGah Qaiacy. SWillistn Ely, jeremiah
Mellon.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28
X1E the iublcribcfs, having been appoint
~ w a.. - L.. Il

(XJE the iublcfibcfs, having been srpcint-
w ed by the Hon. Courr OF Probate Of
Nortb-Kiogaowo. 10 receive, examine and ad-
jua the claims OF creditors TO the eaa,c Of
Capt. Jonathan Rcysoidt. late Of iaid North
kingaown. dccesied, rrpr.fentcd infoIvept, 20
hereby give noticc, that tx monIhs are a'Dwea
10 fsid creditors TO briog 10 their cl,'n'' ana
'hM se viii ATTEND to that fervice :. our fe'-
peeiiye dwelling, any rins witbir aid term.
TANNER REYNOL p,, Csmmy-
JONATHANR REYsOLi,S,J J b'sfu.
All perfon, indeb,esto fad charc, arc CALI
ed upon 20 make fcecdJ payment to
Ap5TIs REYNOLDS. Hinmix.
North K;og@oxn, NOV. 1871, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28
To be Sold or Let.

And fa0:DIsr giurm tie asb If Mo,eb ~,x,,
A FARM, fiuatcd in North Kingaown. !.
"A abou, 3 miles from WEXFORD. cor ,s;ninp
one hundred acres Of excellent land. with fuita.
be proportion of meadow. tillagc, pailutc, and
wood land, we'll watcIed, with a convenient
Dwelling houie aod fomc oct buildings thereon.
For terms spPlyto
SAMUEL CARR.
North K;ngGown, Nov. IA, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28
COMMUNICATION.

Tbe Republican, Of this Team are
regretted to meet ot the Court Hoyje, on
Friday eSening, enbyfneG efa ve,y in
tcreEing nature.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28
William Douglas,
ns toe Head Of Broad. Sissef, sss,lg {,
LAS conaantly Tor sale. general Abort.
4 Il ment of Wen. India and Other s essia

- u AIIOffe
4 i ment of Weit. India and other si a'sip.
G G. q u S. 'es' r'e (.
" CASH, and Three Gents per lb.
given for Cotton and Lireo RAGS, r,
ONIONS by the buthel or hurch--4 cents
per bunch, and much eis by the 100.
For fale as above. s.ir ~,
A new one fcry BUILDING. 90 feet
by II. to bc removed from 'hc fpot on which Il
uow fands. as foon az pciliblc. For further
particulars apply as above.
Ays. One whole and complete n,are. in the
su'qoehannah PoIchafe. aboot 5000 ac,c,, in
the State OF Penniyivsnia, and about / 60 miles
from the ci'y OF Philadelphia, reco,dcd IoIy o..
i79S, on the Company's Books NJ T,oga Point.
In is'd State, and will be fold cheap for Cali;
or Wet India Goods. u
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28

MARRIED. --Iu this town. On the ,iia
inf. by the Rev. MIR. Pafsen, Capt. BEasDIcr
DAYTON. 20 Mifs CArHARIER TAYLOR,
dauzhicr of Mr.. lanes Taylor.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28

The WaIpoIe Observatory. of the r7,h inf.
oh'ervcs. thas the srosad had been covered with
lnow for mcrs than weck--it is nov Of con-
'iderahls dep,h, and the a:ighing is very good.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28
ri, currently re,or,ed in

Iti, currently reported in New. York. on
the authority Of letieu from Wellington. cha,
Col. Burr would fdon appear in that City. for
ths purpote cfsakius his trial at their mex,
Supteme Court.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28
N E w P o r I,
WedneIaay, Nov. %, 1904.

A- Tomorrow fThurtdiyl being ap-
pointed and fet apart b. the sufhoriy II this
State, az day ofPublic Thankfsivins. We have
therefore anticipated the ulua. day OF cor puoIi-
cation. trf tf ~.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28

The Importation of fallei proviGons. and
expectation of iugsr and coffee. in American
bosion,. .wm Prohibited at Sufioam on the rsth
OF October.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
Cheap Goods.
JOHN f. TOWNSEND q Co.

III fbsiv Sssr is q6sm0. Ssyses.
HAVEs bcsutiful sud choice aGortmcnt
i 4 Of Fancy and SubffansiAl Good, among
which arc, cslicoes and chinsxcs. dimisies and
mu1incu. furniture calicocs and chintzcs, Ia.
dies o. elk damsR fhawls. o-8 50 and g. 4
cambric ditto, very hnr snd other canbric
mullins ladies' whifc and black fopcrfoc and
other cotton hoie, 6ne Indiz book muflns and
hzndkerchiefs, black and colaused lularinps
and iatsins, cotton and linen tsble- cloths, very
6oe diaper napkins, Engiiih diaper and 6ne lin
ems per piece, ladies elk, coston and kid gloves.
linen snd cotton 6ne pocket handkcfchieis,
umbrellas. bed lace. blue. yellow and black
nankeens, men's very foe ribbed cotton hofc.
mems black and white tea Engliih filk hofe, vea
and coat gilt. plated and other buttons, per
gsoce, pins, coIoured and white threads and
tapes, India calicocs and checks, bohea tea az
Jo. ~. per dozen, black and white handfome
csmels hair fhawls, excellent bsndsnno hand.
kefchiefs, countcfpsnes, mes's 6ne and other
quality hats, bca fapef6ne cloths and caflimeres.
wish variety Of other woolens.
LAswJf, Three bales India cotton.
MoA Of theie articles were poschaied cheap
a New. York sutliops conGdessbIe portion
s'e tfefh fupply. 10 make mere general and
fafhionabIe snbument.
N. B. Thoie who are indebted to them.
are requefted to make fpeedy payment, - they
intend cIodng their buGnefs IL Newport 10
few months. The houfe they occupy vii thea
hc feoted. oyf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21

forse to form eloie and permanent blockade.
and Of which due notice ssfehsve been given
either to orr Mi0ifaes ia London, or to thc pro-
per department 10 this soustry.--fhere can be
no doubt that the proper in&rottions have been
ssnfmitssl TO the Drisiih cruiiersin the Wet
Iadies. I'D We fhN probably ioon be inforued
how Car thsir pzytiA blocksdes, are to be con-
6derrd IS authorized by the Britih government.
Af'er this. we hope it will not be laid ,sat MIR.
JeHcrion 10 an enemy 70 commerce.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21

The Nssv. Exglasd people arc the defcen-
dante Of pious ancefon, and claim to be pioos
themielves in greater degrer than their neigh
boss. Among fuch people, how 10 il account
cd for, that political writer's perver even the
icfipiures to the purpofes OF fedition and anss-
chy /" Blow N THs TRuMYIr ~ ZTos.
10 the motto chofep by writer Whole sGays
are the hgna for diGolution of our UNION,
which can only take place through the means
OF anarchy and civil war. This mumpctes of
mitchell. whole writines befpeak him an imp Of
darkreis, father than Chnnisn or an Amesi-
can, hss run throagh txo numbers without sd
vsncing Jingle sfgumens-- iophifsy and
isllehood is rsseIy fcund even in che worff pro-
dsttiods fshe vOsA times - pssty 'o6d fsdioh.
So much for the fIy Of Fsi<ssIym ia MOO
EssLssi. Thefe violent phiIippics, however.
are bst omiaoss Of she downfsn Of the party
eth whom they originate. There i COO much
good fenSe icft in New EneIsnd 70 be led bind
fold TO ruin By the disappointed in polisics and
fpecslssioa. The majority Of Tie people there,
know. that apart from the middle and bsthess
States they have no fIb1snlial political inu-
stas they ksow that on the UNION Of the
States. ~ easblihed BY our psefens federal COM
pa, depends the peace, liberty snd hfety Of
the whole--snd the mose The eisDss 5eof Of Di-
vjfsu fisews isielf. sndes the sasb Of (SkksSigm,
the noe univesfsI vil be the sbhopsnce and
deteAssion Of the sushon and abeston Of 70
svinOss and deaTutsise icheme. ly. Re-.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
WAsHiNcToN, Od. IS, 1908.
SUlMAfIdRY--FOREIGN.

We have no late accounts from Europe TO
prefcnt our Icsders this week--Thc arrival Of
the fhips in France, which wcnf out upon die.
coveSies, 10 snnouseed. The Geographic. ar
rived - LAOsieus on the Cd Aprit. The public
attention is a~skened by the foccefs which has
attended the expediion. The Geographic has
landed 73 living snimsls. viz. as mamases. ~
birds, and 81 oviparous qusdmpeds. The pin-
cipal ase two apes, ouasis, Z nonsoris, vasie.
tics Of the Monkey tribe. tiger, rionefIcs, I
Wild cat, 8 pauthes, black tiger, cat mice.
! kangsroos, porcupines. Ases, enous. .
zcbss, . fecretsrie du Cap, ( oysl parraquets,
African wild gcefc. z crowned pigeons, Of.
lucca. /, water fowI', lfulica porphirc.|
.Wnsr-IxDiss.--Thc Iaft sccoon:1 from
AnsiRus, fare, that the inhabitants ~re apple
hen6ve Of al expedition from CssdsIoups, a.
gsina that iAsnd--F -Four fhqufsnd tons Of hip
ping. are fsid. 10 . late Jshssics paper, to have
been kaken Or BY the Brififh Government, for
the psrpolc Of removing ~ Europe, the French
prifopcrs noe in, that i1snd---It Il laid to be
very 6ckly al Cusdalospe.
DOMESTIC.
st OF DomcRic affairs, there il nothing Of in.
portance 20 relate. We have, however, made .
icw miiccllancous ELECTIONS Of minor import. -
The American psifonen At Tripoli. fuiIef much
from their TurkiIh matters. The lail sccounts
fate 10 to have decesled ir two days Capt.
L<wis, who had been fent by the PreGdent Of
the United States, 10 explore the territory Of
LouiGsna. was at Piufburg, on the 9Th May
lar, on bic Seturn 20 thc City of Wilmington,
accompanied by twenty Indisn Chieh.--Two
Bntifh vefIels Of war, il 10 faid, are crsifng of
the bs,bor Of New- York, watching fos two
French frigates, expected 20 fail from that port |;
in enc Of which. !, 10 expeflcd, Jf,ons Bosets,fs
and Lady, will embark Tor France. 10 re.
marked, that there was fsoff, on the 10Th May,
as Dover. N. n. Nay, this year. has been
wssnes than In the lat. Il rained ten times,
DUNG shss month st Sslem--at New>Ionden,
On times. plsiRef Of Paris, by experiment, has
b<en found very .ufcful 20 potssocs; table
(poon(ul to hill is fuHiciens.---The farmers in
,0oejds Cosnty, N. Y. win ioffsip great Iofsby
tIsfis 6eds Of grain being win,ef killed. sad the
f3s1D ~ has made fsch favsees that whole
6clds have besn plooghed and plsnseI over sgajs
"A EedicsI ~eIi of gsest sepsse. hss bcer dc
eovsssd near lexington, Keotucky.---In late
Cbsyeeop paper. sse sdvertiftd for fsle. ,67
Congo, 3s7 Areols. & 4ss wind~srd coafl nc.
e,oes, lzieiy arrived there.--A cabinet makers
'fhop, ~ss deRsuyed by Ere. on Wednesday laa.
e. Salem. This 10 the 6fR Gre which hss hsp-
pened In that town. lor more than two yesn.
Bsf. W. Meg.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
From fbe TRUr AMpRIcAR.
PROGRESS OF REPUBLICANISki.

n NEW SONG--7ssr, Yasksr DosSll.
NEW we'll maya ,hou receive
The plsudirs of our Nation
Who by thy Rruggles diiR a,chicve
A glorious reformation. -.
Lsf/o.g, efysy axdmi,f6 ysjSssd
qb,osgbosf or kasey Usiou,
Thar Hampbires baydy Jsr, are /sssd
Wnb as in fill esnmanies,
Oar SiRer MASSACHUSETTS,, TOO,
To victory advances;
The con,ca fhe has juft pais'd thru
Our highea hopes enhances.
Lrfl,sg, {, joy ard mi,fb ,sj5soS
~" qS,oEgbs1 eny bobfy Usior;
Orr Elder SITTER sDilbe /Sarl
W,ab NJ in MI eommaxisn.
CONNECTICUT. too long bewitch'd
By Clerical masicians;
And in the oppofiton hitch'd
BY willy politicians;
HvlisHdDalv'd. BE-, fa,rr, hsss,
3orRuTH is Ja6 ,0s,sirg
ne /se ht,oxgb elasdi sfTT,ai Jusl<
95< t,s IF F,se&om bxrrixg.
The STATES will foon AS ONE agree
In Governmental Meafures,
And fsAcItUL, PRosr'RoUs, WISE & sREE,
Enjoy LIrts PURIsT PLEAsuRss.
Lei ef/exgs u gss'rai. .iy ,sjensi
7b,0xshssf esr hasty Uri9n;
Seas /5aH on, Sf'tsfees SiHfss be Jasad
In bvsfbsyIy eom~snissi
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
THOMAS d. STALL

INFORMS his friends. and the public il gen.
4 ers. that he has jua fes to running very
bsndiome Coachee, for the puspofe Of accom-.
modating Ladies snd Gentlemen, Who wih "a
ride for pIeziure. They may be sfsred Of
riding rems1k able eafy, and wish the Rressei3
fasety, ss Mr.. Ss~usi Place (who il ~eIl known
- an sbie and experienced driver) ~iIi take
charge Of the csrrizge. Il win slwsys be ready
90 20 to any place required, either los . fhor or
long diasnee. BY making fesfousbIe spplicsion
q the Store Of the fsid 7zssss D. SfSH. in
Thsmes STREE, whese the books will be kept
snd the hr& name entered ain have the prefer.
ence. The price will Be = sfsai. sceosdins
to the diasnce.
NswyOH, MIG 80. 1896. o.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21

DiEDJ-At Savannah iCeorris) on the
ae'h. ole. Capt. THoMAs B. LILIisaiocs.
formerly OF rhistosn.in the 4,a year of his ACE.
AZ Portfrou'h ION this in audi isa Sa,Sr-
DAY. Mn Joslsa KIRsr. ia the 7s,h year of
hn age. -
In this town, on the nth inf. Mr.. Srs.
rHfS SoDDRAp. in the 4I& year OF his age.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
Ten Dollars Rezynrd
Rhodes 6 Hammond

bAyK voR SALT,
(Wb0fs/ak and RsiaA)
:. AMAlCA fpiri,s 9Th proof.
Cognac Brandy ad do.
Ba!celons do. 9Th do.
Holland Geneva,
Havana brcwn. DO. white
Loaf '.a. "a and ad qasli'y' q SUGARS.
Hyiop. Souchong. I TsAs Of the
d hohea ] FRA quality
Coffee. Pepper, Pimento,
Ginger. MuAasd, Nusfners,
Alum. Saltpctrc. Benncaheves Snsif.
Supeshoe Flour. GIafi Ware,
a few bale, Cotton Wool Of an excellent quality.
40 Barrels Mcfs & Prime Beef & Pork. &c. &c.
NtU9s'i. Jsss 7. 1904. Q,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21

. MARRIEDl- AT Richmond, Mr.. Ezs-
xisL S#rvrifLD, jon. TO Mifs Arr DAw-
Lar, dssgbser Of Mr.. BeDpnia Dawlex ofEs-
etess
Az Portfmoutb. on Sunday evening. Mr..
JoHr Law wroN TO Mic NAHcr BsowNsLL,
dasgass< Of Cspt 0rofge Bsowneil.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21

The Legilassse of MsGachufetu nave de-
termined by avery fmali majorisy. thar the Eicc-
tors of Prehdeut and Vice Pre66ent of the u.
States fhall be choicn in that State by general
ticket. The Republicans advocated the mode
of election by diarieas.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21

The Rev. JAMS WILSON 10 appointed TO
deliver the Grafton on the 4,h Of July next. At
Providence; and DR.. THoMAs DANroRrH 10
choien for the fame purpoie at Bottom. 1.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21

Whatever the adsocates Of anarchy may
81 zee 90 the fabjea Of dividing the States IN
5 e1p feparate government. Il 10 certain the
idesl5ss hdd in utter execration by all honce
end good men, whether federal or republican.
A nezferc 10 tsesfonabis In its natpse. which
Rsikes 70 disedtly at the foundation Of all order
and tranquility in the nation, and whole ihevit-
able conisquence mutt be TO change shc psefent
peaceful. profperous. and happy condition Of
out country into Eenes Of civl war. bloodfhed.
desaAation and ruin. ought to arike she mind
OF every real Pasfios ~ith horror and deteaa.
tion.
The United States may date their over
shsow from ihr day on which they are divided
into two oiitinft uations. A fp;ris of matcal
aubisicn and rivslihip will never ceafe. Meth
er viii be is,nked with any thing Mort of the
total fabiugation Of the other. Pei. Cal
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
The Fedrsslifls begin 70 admit than II

The FedeFsliHs begin TO admit thai their
party viii never regain the aicendency in che
Uoi'ed States |; but they effect to believe. that
srss parry will ipring up and prevail. With
this view they are exerting oil their arts to ex.
cite and magnify. d'vjGars among the Republi-
cans.---lhis very circumaapce ought to furniih
an additional inducement to the frienda Of rcpub.
licanifm to he united and firm. Union and per.
fcverance in 70 good csuie will and mutt Goal.
ly preysil. Ambitious. trimming. third party
politicians will be neglcttcd and defpiied by ali
parties. Sns.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
MesY Hams6ire polifiealr rsssneratsd.


We rejoice in communicating TO our Feilo~-
Citizens, the happy iaue Of the election. The
Houfe and Senate are decidedly republican.
The Hon. JobS Lansdos, was appointed fpeak-
er of the Houlc, and hicbslas Gilman, Efq. eref-
ident Of the Senate. 1t 10 true the Fed have
got Governor. but republicans have limited
his power and fet bounds to the ambition OF an
ufurping faction. 1t is more than probable that
this Stase will approve of the smendment Of the
Contribution, and that one more effort y III CON-
pletely fecure the full triumph of reafon over
b!iadneis and folly. Neas II. Cax.
Ii feems the Republican, Of New Hamp-
fhire loft their Governof by default. The votes
in ievesal towns were not legally returned, there
fore were not counted. The New Hamplhife
Gazette aates, that had all the votss been duly
returned there would not have been any choice
by the people. The votes given for Langdon,
and the fcauc,ing votes, amounted to slsvsn
more than the number. given tor Gilman.
MeDaebglsffs arder Political eonOiaios.
The Fire of Dtmoevay.-We have high
Federal authority for the increafe of Republi-
cans in this State. A gentleman OF conGdcra-
bic conisquence with his party in this county.
lately remarked in company. that " Democracy
would run through New-Englahd like fri"
The Gmilc was very corett. Ii 10 the Fire OF
freedom add was caught from the Altar ct '7S.
We mould fuppoie. however, from the chagrin
cxpreIIcd by this gentleman and his friends at iu
progreh, that il was more boyebfsg to their feel
ines than was NebschadsrEEsr's furnace TO the
Executionsn Of Sbsdyaeb, Msfbaeb. and Absd-
rge. Egb.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21

The following rxtrae of letter from the
Preident ofihe United States, is affixed ss re-
commeudatios TO proposals of William Price and
William Black. for pubIiihing by fhbfcriptiou,
/" The Hiaory OF our b'efrd Lord and Saviour
Jssf CbrF, with the lives Of the holy Apoats."
IL would iccm that thefe publiihen, both Of
whom are tederaliAs. the ,frR pious eplcopal
clergyman, the hitter printer Of federal paper,
AZ Wilmington, (Del.) do not believe the Aory
OF Mr.. Jeferion's isfdtiy.
frfrad Of a kner f,om ibe P,siasst sf fb'
United Sfefss.
WAsHiEcToH, Oet. IS, 1908.
STA,
Your favor of the 10Th is duly received
and fsbicribe wish great plesfure to the work
yoo propofe. 1t comprehend. the moa intera.
ing period Of ChriAiaa Hiifory and Il ~il
be dc more iotcrefiing. il. az prefume h docs.
the plan embraces the objra Of giving the pIim
tive and earlier opinions entertained being per-
tuaded tha, nothing would place chritianisy on 70
h'm bsie - ihe reducing il fimply TO lie 6'fl
and original principles" am. &c.
Rev. VIM. Price. tn JEFFERSON
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21

Preparations are making in various parts Of
the United States for the ipIendid celebrs,icu Of
the approaching Anniversary OF Independence.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22
Et.p nfins.
ThIIR.Dfr. o. Il

THUR.DfY, or 49,
Arrived brig Union, I.emuel Weeks Jun. mater, Sc
days from Am'erdan Left there, brig Roisnna Brown
OF Philade'ph'a--fp Ekzs Odsl Bo.lon, TO fail in rs
daYs--f:ip i.onsa - Ba timore, days---bris Union
II nau, Bo.ou, Is davs flip Columbia Wildwood,
days -barqae Packet. Lowell Eewhut, port 400 ays-
hip EAPer ment, T Bythcvood GhsrIeion, 10 days
lhip MARY cket Newhursp,r,, = davs--hrie Herald
iittie Chareiton, days flip ofipee, Chand er ar
rived at Enbden "trip Martha G con Philadelphia.
e'ip ataauta, 1ucker Baltimore, tlf,l inra day.-hriy
Eanch- lanes. Bo0on 7days-ihip Blu ah, csrdaer Bet
ton, days--fhip america small, Baltimore rs day.-
brig Minerva, butgher, Newyork Is days dip Cdium
on, -, Philadelphia, IS days-hip Golpers, Duck
um, Norfolk, IS days--ihip Mary prcxet, Newbury-
port, 70 ial in daYs.--CaPt w. failed in company
with brig Eliza, Haoweis Provdence--brig Reflect.
March. st Pereribarg--brig Hamird, CruA, Eonon-
Chip Hunter SWEET ST Feleribure--bria Cameta tItha
way, St Peterbnrg--brg Mary, B Holnead, Newyork-
brig Sally * Beay, Bottom. 3 4as.l-.s
ot 10 fpkc brig feJera Eagle, from Naples 81 days.
Tor Soicn tniat AZ 10, long So, 50 W.. he .xperi-
enced gale few days before, which The .oa her ona
boat, and received iome other mage Aug. IA foke
brig Sukey, from the HE Of France, bousd to Salem G.
Ropes matter Lat Al S4 NJ long. Is, w. ipokc brig
lohn adanis, sdsys from portimouth 80 fpoxc
brig Herald Lite 81 days from Ar,iterdam bound
10 oharieiton--ist "a long 4S ihip Anna, from,
Newyork, bound to oporto. ,s =. sEs. s..a.,s,
-. OCTOBER II.
ARRIVED-.Brip Hannah Thomas W Lelsn mater,
$ days ftom Liverpool Sailed in Company with thd
mp Far American, Sover tor Boiicn Oct 9Th in lat
43 ~, n 'oa 50 A w ia pddsa lquai fromsE S. ri
~ el carried away re an1 tsp matt, and Ion
man oil the main top ga yard BY the rare Of Ioha
bennes belonging TO Bottom. o 4. I'd in LAT a. 3o N
Ion So 81 w ipoke the ich Drake Yiymonth on
the banks fhlpg, -o4 3d,u a43, u, lon, IS, J,
W. iPok. leh' Drummore Of Georgetovu; capt Ii ley,
- DAY. from Liverpool bound keaoebec Oa "a,
IN the LAT OF AZ "a Ion, IS ipoke ihp Telegraph,
Robert Moores maier ~ days from Liverpool, bouai
Newyurk seef II
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22

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copy and hope every independent viii fa-..i HIM
Felt with the eniuing election
{ Hon. David Cobb, of Goald3s,ongb.
"ss' ! Hon. Oliver Wendell, of Bsaoa.
SuysA DigriR, Hon. John Coffin Jones, Eii of Ssgoa,
Fix So4iL Liyia, Hon. Benjamin Goodhue, E OF Sain.
kcs No,fl Diyia Hon Bailey Bartlett, hiq of hae4yb
-tidfs D,is7, Hon Eleazer Brooks Efq. of Lir.oir.
Hsme.sirs Ssn5 Dayie7 Hon VIM Shepard Eil. of WgfM
Easars Nsrtb Dgi6, Hon. Ebcnr. Asttoon, Jun Efl of
A@b.ji.
syar;stb Dfri9, Hon. William Sever Fig. of KiaeRa..
Soega5is LiRyi7, sbeuezer Bacon, kiq. of Ba1lad.e
EsiaI D;asia ton George Leonard, Fig. OF Norton
;s.s.l, S.ats Djt9, JaleP. A.!,aE, Eiq Of Esesyl.
Gs,eY No,5 Dss, Hon Joah Stearns Eiq Of Laasnnrg.
Hss.Sre Dfria, Hon. David Rofeer, Ell. OF ReLsroaa
Ns,jals Dj?,ia Hon. Cotton Tufts Nfq. of Wcy,rosab.
?vf Nfya, Hon John Lord, El. OF Ssscisi.
Itrssriaad Dgg, Hon. aac Parker, Efg. Of Pertr-a
L'asa4 DiariSa, Hon. Thomas Rice, Efl Of H1,f4aa
k.aa;.k Dlris7, Samuel S. Wilde, Elq of H-.svs9.
asi,y ize,bu T,iknce it has been determined that
printed votes Illegal the jacobns have printed las
rae Federal Electors be circulated among the cders
LIS. knowing tass they will be spaioy3