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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14

Tskk Hsssva she Sessts asd Hss[ IF Rspssfs,At;oey
fs6e Co~~ss~sabb # ,MsCseAsIe2,. in General
Eas,t a1s~dhA ~ ~ fsssd Nsdaefaey IF Jzsxs
y. 1904.
THE Petition Of The under6gned Inhab;,ant.
= Of the seves Of roplhsm And oowdoinh.m han.
cy he~e'A Thai hsidse over cashaoee river he weeu
iaa1ias = esssa. - beesse highly neeeaary, ncs onv
g The aeeoaodaoa at til nhasitan Of tie towns be-
fore aeoesd, bat Of the public ia general Bot by mcans
as che river = aavicaee Tor fmsll vee mort daAuee
above the landing aosexid your peoners eAnuos = b
oeSinasy esfes on fos reams Obtss the prvse Of err
ceiling sridee that place aho the advantages Of nav
ssti0u above the la0dine of fma uportane~ either
T. the public Individuals compared with the heue,.
that would reiuls from the erection ofa Bridge Yoar pe
t"oess thesefsse pray thar they may he powersd nv
Law TO eret nsdse over the river as he LANDING be-
fore meooned. vHder zach regulations and sond;sous
your hoaos' ID your w;fdom hall deem nseeaary Add
aosssF fHrrrN ssa 5. o,her
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
In St.ass, Eebrsasy IL, 1904.
ON the petition Of Rsjs,t Patfem ard other.
praying that they may be incorporated Tor the porpof
Of erecting brgde over cashance river. betweea Topi-
ORDERED.l That the Petitioners caufe an
atseAed copy Of their petition with this order thereon,
TO be pubiied three weeks fuccefively in the Eaern
Herald ana the Portland Casesse printed in Portland
the a pusIe srion so he twenty Days. At ea before
the fecond Wednesday of the Grit fccr of the =, Co.
ner. Court thar all perions aereed therein may then
appear sw csuis IF any ,hey havt) why the prayer
OF fold petition lhould not be granted.
3 Sent down for concurrence.
DAVID COBB PRECEDENT.
IN TIE Hsyf Of Repysenfatsvrs, FEB. u, 1904.
Read and concufred,
IA H. G. OTIS. Speaker.
"A true eoPy-Atteh,
WENDELL DAVIS. Clerk Of Senate.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14
Newhall & Walton,
Have for IsA. III Store No. Lo"g WsaE
A Few Pipes high proof BRANDY, -
"A Ays
Pipes Holland GlN-ensi,led 10 drawback.
Po, .ssL Apvu ~, 1904.
George w. Duncan,

.
No. Cesfrai Roau, Fore-0rsef,
LAS received by the Ian arrivals from Liv~pesA and
has for fale,
100 boxes 7 BY 9 Crown Window GlaG,
100 do. by 6 do, do.
1000 VT. thin Sheet Lead,
3eoo do. dry White do. .
1900 90, bar do.
3ooo VT. Spruce Yellow,
40 cafes Shea,hing Nails,
20 Drawing do.
20 d. zod. Flats & Sharps.
40 Co. cd do. do.
Sd. g.. < A.. do.
4ds Sd. & 81. Brsds,
I'D. cd, & I'D. Clout Nails,
Liiewlf,
Bea KIDDEMlNSTER CARPETiNC,
Rutia BED TICKING, and
ENGLISH GOODS, as uiual.
Aprl a.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

{. @ys~ Dsss esd t<rdvs, bvis eewssNes
moA angular nGance Of Aupd;ty is rrefsnted n the
condnA OF the newly appointed Pcmaaer n this scwn
One would inppofs that while lab turing under The jaA
Indignation of the public account Of eoadu0 two In
famous to be p"bifhed particular care would have seen
taken manage welt the affairs Of his oee that charges
might not Aecunuiate upon him But the following fas.
which If denied, be proved will Aow that be6des
the iiadvaptagc or having fab ~ss ia Office, no depen
denee can be placed ths regularity Of order OF that
important department, in this tsyn.
fsf Is faea, that the Ship Jceph, from liverpool.
brought many letter. and Pspers for efeants IN Bolsn
and slfewhere which were delivered n the Putt Once
early Ihurfday afternoon, end which f dsy fens
wauld have arrived in Bo.los Saturday, ? M.-but
the PoN Maaer having scgected 10 put them 10 the
Mail until the nez day. they could nos arrive At their
s..S 'Tis fact that the Esnsvm Mail arrived IN
Wednefday Ian before O'Clock r N. and inead Of be-
openedths evening was kept snoPeaed until Tharay
msrniag
wefsrn Mail on wednefday were not delivered. and No
liz Of them nadehss that the fame letters pat on
shc In Of letters which by the Escsn Mail which
iiA did not appear uatil rhurfdsy nornins
Merchants Of ali parties What think ye Of this dan.
serous Official mfeoadua-s your property that Of
your eorEeipcndenss fate under this regimen Won
ever treated in this 2naer by thar reeczbe senslemAn
who has bssn removed make way for this upaart D.
Dur yea have Voice in thefe shnss. and s fabms.
Letters from Warrington iay. that difpa'ch-
es have BEEN received from Commodore PEBBLE,
Rating, that Hamet Baihaw. the r,ghtful foxer-
eign Of Tripoli, is in force, and in pitched Bat
tie with detachment Of the forces ofhis brother
who aow uiurps the authority in Tripoli. had
gained deceive advantage over him that he
can bring formidable army sgain0 the reign.
ing ufarPer and that he offers to cooperate with
the force Of the United States. on the conditions
formerly propofed."
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PORTLAND, SATURDAY, APRIL "a, 1904.
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Late and Impsrtam Near from Europe.

The Minerva. arrived at Bottom, has furnished
London dates TO the 9Th Of March, day. later
than before received. They announce,
That General MOREAU has been arreftee, on
iufpic'on If being concerned in conipirasy aga'nt
Bonaparte. Tho this is thought TO be a mere
pretcncs to get rid Of Moreau, Of whom Bona.
parte has bees long jealous, a very p!aufible off,
ciai account is publihed in the French papers, Ia
viii h il is fAid Gen. Pichegrs was ALTO concern
ed, was actually 10 Paris but The Englifh papers
fay he has never LEFT Eagland:
That the ,invaion OF England had not teeo at.
tempted altho i: was Gill confidently expected,
unieis the Disturbances in France fheuid become
too ferrous for The Fna Confu TO leave his govern.
ment
That the King Of Eng'an3 had 20 Ear recovered
from his iltnefs as to attead to bufnefs:
That the Englifh were engaged in feeret expe
di,ioas agAina Boulcgne, and other Preach ports
and that they had prepared many old lhps, load.
ed with tones, &c. ia order to fink them of the
French haroors, and thus prevent their fhiPriDg
from getting out:
That partial embargo had been laid in the
port Of London, and fome Of the out ports:
That The Preach Flees, fuppofed 70 con6N IF
ten fail Of the line, had efeaped from Toulon and
it was iuppofed TO be he intention Of the Frtt Con
fui to collect all his naval force in Bre0 harbor
That the EEg in had determined to build 40
fail Of th- line i,amediately:
That the Dutch officers had refufed to embark
in the invafion agaipa England:
That tome eiaentions had taken place in Ger.
many, relative to the indemni,ies and that the
king of Pru1iA had iaued nanifeto on the lub.
ljed.
Such are the general outlines ofthe intelligence
and ii is turtle, iAd report prevailed that sno
thsr ,evolution had takeA place in France in;mieal
70 BonapArte.
On the fubjea Of the alledged eonfpifary, the
Eng ih paoers exprefs belief that the whole IS
4 forgery. brought about BY Bonaparte u order
TO get rid Of ! rival.
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FifteenDolla rsRewsrd.

STOLEN. from the, fubftriber On the
night Of the 9th inf light bay NJ ,RE, ievcnyea-sb
old; With Aar in her forehead. and ga on her hph
Whoever will take Up and fad mare and thf a
receive the above 'eward-cr dollar for the marc
~. The peilon futpeSlsd sf the l.e: /. Al, 4.
ihmau, rather mort aad Aeat bu,
ABN@RsFlsEs
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14

WE the fabferihcrs, Co,nrsiensrs sppins-d .,ise
w Hon. William Corhsm. Judge Of Probate for RE
county Of Cumberland receive add examne the clAms
4 the ieverAI creditors the Eas,e 81
:. Rb1. AfcU9raid,
lase Of Portland ia the county afrela arir e. d-rea
-prefen ed innlveot-do hereby give NOTICE. tat Two
months further time allowed to bring and ptose
their Claims and that ilaii attend thar Gr.,ce snc
Dwelling houfe Of J'my Cbaa,vik innidcr y; Pr8s,o.
On the f't Monday Of May and Jaae nss, iron 3t:os
O'Clock r. n.
Richard Ilanews1, c.rrr3:
-~ Arthur McL-ilap, gE5,vf5.
Hs.3 ~. ,2oA.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14
For Sale,

A VALUABLE Farm, lying on the RIVER
"A And'oisosgin, in 'he iowa Of Esunfw,ck, .o1r
mics from Bowdo's College consrining TWO hiss,sd
Of excellent Land we proportoned WITH movi,.s
panurase, tiI'aPe. and wood ard and public
With = snveneot DseIinc Houe Barn, shop ses Grin
Mil, sne young Or chsrd contain about hunarca
thrifty The whole half Of f4id fArsn wi .r
70 d, with o. without the ftock and nrenlis For turtle
par'ieu'srs inquire Of William O ~en, a. 40 M. unol
Tow, Portland ;eos Of the iubaerber vne the
DAVID OWEN.
ByssFu4ei, Ae,i &.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14

TO BE SOLD,
A N excellent F AR M, in Ps,s, containing
\ Oac Hundred and Fiity Aeses--Fa,y Of which are
under improvement, with young Orchard good hcufe
and Bara With water bssughtin an aque dud to each
Payment viii be made esiy V the purchafeT. For lug
tier particulars inquire 81
~. JOSEPH II. HALL,
10 fsid Psris. AtrR ~, 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14

10 ~ Hsssrsbls fts Sesaie ssd Hsy|e kavxffm.yss
y IT, Cewmasu~otd Of Ms6seSsfsn,, ia Csasyai
CSw9 4eEsSkd, Issssry, = o. 1904.
THE Subfesihe,s humbly fhew. That they
81 hsse, fer fevsra yesrs pan, At Rated times aaem
bed wA their teacher. Mr. T5ss Bssn for the public
sosfhip At Cos. and have been At . considerable ex-
tice = bulldog meeting houfe, in the sowa OF Nor
ssy, nsar the line Of the Of Paris And your pc
toaers being delrous Of fupponing tho worhp Of 0os
among shssa. hnnbly pray your honors incorporate
sc With all the other of the towns OF Paris
and Norway, add sovse adjoining ~he may become
menben of fai6 fociety BY u admifoa at leea
eesins held far that psspn, together VIII
into Religious society by the Of the as Indc-'
Peadeas UniverGsl socety IN the Of Paris and
Nss way. 81 50 u ~
And yeus petsooess a. in duty boxnd will ever crav
LEVI HUBBARD, and - Others.
CsmmsnpssItb It aDsrst5unttts.
3 In S.sse. Fs6. IS. 1904
ON the Petition Of Levi Hsb6erd. and 9th
ers nhabifans Of Paris and Norway in the county Of
Cember and praying that they may be uo
religious iocety By the Of the FRI indie pendens
Uaivsrfai Society ia the towns Of Parn and Norway,
Ordered, that the petitioners cauie an
saeeed copy Of their petition this order thereon, to
Be pablhsd the veeks fuecsvey the Pas.l Cssss
printed by JsSl, the is puhcasoa to Be twenty days.
sa0, hefe ~. cesad Wedueljay OF the fra feioa Of
the men Oeaeral Court that al esrfoss ;ueereted may
then appear and <w eaufe II aey they hsvs) sAg the
prayer y laid petition Ghoald not & grained.
Seat 6svo for concurrence.
DAVID COBB, PsseA.A.
the tioufe Of Representatives. Febsury -, 800,
Rod and eoaeuesss. H Q. 0rlS. sps4Ar.
WsseDrtr. n avrs c.-s .rc..
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14

NOTICES. hereby given. that the copartner.
IN per0ip. under the 6rns Of
csmsa PbissV e Stephen Bateyf.H,
wss d1olved the issh Of April Infant. All perfons
having any demands ssaina then requeed 70 prefess
the lame and thoe indebted make immediate pay
ueOs 10 CLEMENT PHINNEY,
Or STEPHEN BUrTERFIELD.
CssIas, AfrH i7sS, iSo4.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14

FOUND,
COME time Once, SADDLE, on the road
~ between Portland aud Grey -rhe owner may
have tbs Zane BY proving properly and payins charges
Apply to 80 VIZ. WINSLOW.
EsAsssS ASrI I5s
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14

TAKE NOTICE. -
s11E Gen q SWIFT aed WATERMAN By mutoai
x content 10 this day d1olved.-Ai perfons indebted
70 laid 6rm are deGred - cal for fefte~eni on
- WILLIAM WATERMAN, Jun.
H-.a.. LA~vAA 400
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Now S tile tlilic-.

fd- 7Sos eebo eoias e pr sh.m,esx, IN t,tqos.s
sosy, ere Informed, thai ~ ftsD TICKETS Il i<
fiicatsqo. Bridge Lorery. are rv,er Els az ne
Gazette OTes The Jf5eme bo.ds oss ya,srses, asd
ss"sre1 Pvises. TIE }sEouirg are sbe ksha:
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14

O. Several fpecula fious intended for Il
are usavoidabiy delayed /" AAssi MssSA
till eur next.-In giving place 70 fome srtic
paper, we have eoniuIted our daty 20 the
mat axe precedence Of every Other conf.
tho We willied 70 have been fpsred the q
che .ealls Of q Injured pable Tor juftiee. v
Be &sithac0d e
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14
VOTES FOR GOVERNOR

The returns at the Secretary Office. By the Ian mai
give Gov Strong about 5000, and Mr.. sullivan 1900
We have cot room to detail them this day.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25
MASSACHUSETTS /,
RcbMbh(an ELECTORAL Ticket
For tie EHb 0f Novcmbsr Next.

For tic Efid gf Novem5sr Nsxt.
TO the iobcr confederation OF Cnrseny of all
/ pasaieS and descriptions, who, difclaim.
ing pe,y p,sjudices ard paltty psfion., aetoa,-
ed by pure aad elevated patIiotifm, and imprci-
led with jua ,enie OF the Importance Of bury
ing local jes!ouiies regard only the velfsre ct
their common county to oil "ho with a con.
iinosncc OF its unexampled PROPERTY, and who
gould wiiiing'y make an energetic effort to give
ii pernanence and iccurity--in a word 10 II
true Republican,. friends TO their country, and
the Uai9S which iecufes to il ftrereth and hap.
pioeh; we reipettfuIly cffer the following Liz
of PrrEItnfiai Ekdor,. FELLow. CIrlzxNs
Examine and Deeidel
Ar LARGE
Hon. JAMES SULLIVAN. ETq. Of Rssor.
Hon. ELBRlDGE GERRY, Efq. Of Cam.
bridge.
In DISTRICTS.
Saf;N--Hon. JAMES BOWDOIN, Efa.
Of Begsn.
Senib. .EGx-Col. JOHN HATHORNE.
Of Salem.
No,iS- EEx-Dr. THOMAS KITTRIDGE,
Of fadSvey,
MilIlcEr-Hon. JAMES WINTHROP, 'Ela.
OF Ca1brfdgS.
Son,b- -Hant6re-JONATHAN SMITH,
Jun. EGq. Of Wsf SbrmgEIM.
North -Hausgbr--EDWAkD UPHAM, Efq.
Of Ne7v-Sslc~.
PynsSfb--HoO. JAMES WARREN, Etq.
Of PJmoutb.
Bras!-Hon. JOSIAH DEANE, Etq.
Of kayrbam.
Bsrsaa5k-ilon. JOHN DAVIS, Efq.
Of Bayrfask.
S. Ue,e1ser-Gen. TIMOTHY NEWELL,
Of Smbridge.
Na,fb-Wveeaer-Gen. JOHN WHITING,
Of LaacafSy.
BvJ6he-Hon. JOHN BACON, Efq.
JShetb,iIsr.
Nsrjsk-Hon. WILLIAM HEATH, Efa.
ef Rsrtzv.
1ort-Hon. JOHN WOODMAN, Efq.
Of Bsrfsx.
CRn5vi1sl-Hcn. CHARLES TURNER,
Efd. Of Txrser.
Kssvrbeck. Hazooek ard U,a6issfos.
Col. THOMAS FILLBROWN,
Of Hails1peH.
Lisesis-JOHN FARLEY, Eig.
gNssu.Cssk.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25
In OLp Siavltr REVIVED.

A miEcrablc lcribhlcr, who h., for fomc time
psA been obtruding hmlelf on the attention Of
the public. over the fgns'urc of Home"
and whole trsblc malice iorniInes new evidence
OF the dcfpair, 20 which the Federal Faction is
driven. has had the unbluihog eftou;e!ry TO
tell rs among many other delpicable falieho'ds
that, " The continuance in Office of the poa-
M,aer & Attorney. GeoeIal, viii not di!credit
the belief Of the PreGdcrt's wan; OF prlnciple.
The former has profcribcc many faithful agents,
bccanfc sp2cinted by preceding admlniara'
tion, while the latter hsnds convicted before the
public OF fslhood, and ha, made the Uoitrd
Sts,e, incur large expente, becauie ATTENDANCE
at W,hing,on was Incompatible with elections
eetiny projects. He has uttered fcrtimenls. die
playing vindieive feelings, which appeared in
lha, mater Of the goliotine, Robefpierr or in
the Emperor Calligula, whoex claimed, "~ould
to heaven, the Roman pcopIe had outcrc head,
tha, it might be aruCk off Al tope blow."
The well known fiction OF the " Thou.
SAND Dollars" alluded to in the above ps,a-
qraoh-is now become TOO RaIo TO bc refined
even by the groGeit palate and the moh inia'ia-
bic appetite. Ii is however 20 puff NJ the al.
ready too inflated variety of a certain ArroS-
MY, to whole inexhauitih'e invention We are
indebted for this convicted nlodcr. What could
be the motive OF HUME, III thus ,rUiviHg an
old lie! lie. which long ago. procured mer.
tied irtamy, for the malignant fabricator! Did
he with to compliment the inventive powers oil
the author, and thsreby tempt his vanity, TO re-
new its exertions in Gmilar forgeryi Or had
this HUME fuch o con,cmpiuous opinion OF the
DurEs of bh opvn party. as to imagine. that
they are deetute not only of Mexoy bot like.
wife of Ivf.i,9? Bat il !, in vain to fearch for
an adequate motive. Both the federaliits and
their caufe are involved in cloud of riddles,
which We ihail not perpex ourielvcs to reiolve.
EeD.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25

The friends of real religion have
realon to rejoice in Preident JErFER-
SONS administration, and to pray for
his reelection not merely on ac-
count of his liberal contributions to
its fupport, but Especially for his
writings in favor of the equal tolera-
ton and protection of all religious
fets, in their various opinions and
modes of worlhip, without any legal
preference or fubordination of one to
Others. On this fubjea, indeed, he
has been grofsly miirepreiented and
abuied, at hrlt by certain eccleGaltics
of Virginia, whole livings depended
upon church eitabliIhment, by which
tithes were payable from dilleniers, as
we'll as thofe of the eitabliihed order,
and afterwards by his federal oPpo-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25

Died, IN Germany, qager 7aiDiey, III. Ioa ::
He had huncd ten wiveS; his Iatt, the eitptnfb,
who " now living, i, but twenty fix years o!
age, by her, he had s children. the yoangcil j, s
mouths old by his other wives, he had g.,
children, all whom Neliving, married, and have
large families His nemory was very reren-
tive; be could recount fnccintt hiRofy of
Germany. and Enropc generally, tor more ,haU
roo years paa, and was very loquacious ard
witty. He never experienced any kind OF ilck.
nel', was Of large itaIure, and vorscious appe-
ti,e, and very athletic. He came to hi, death
by attempting to leap over gate s feet high =
he oail,d 1t, bar unfortunately tell upon aone,
whi>" woundej his head 10 feverely as TO occa
fon moriiiication and his death. Lon. PAP.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25
WASHINGrON CITY. Oa. u,

IL is with Gncere plcaiurc we arc enablcd
20 fatc that there is the bea rca(on TO believe
the account OF the death OF Gov. CLAIBoRNE
unfounded. Letters 40 late as the M of SEPT.
have been received from himh the Preldent OF
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25

A Jealous federal clergyman, not
long lince, prayed before large co..
9rega,ion, 'that the people of this
country might be blefed with a dou-
bic portion Of Ad0m5' adminR,atiOn.
BY this, taid grave and pious old gen.
'leman, | iuppofe our parton means,
thar we fhould have taVO fanding ar
mics, and tqV0 land taxes.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25
FEDERAL EXULTATION!

High exuitation i, indulged By the federal
prints at the fuccefs of their Candidates 10 ths
States Of New. Hsmplhire and Delaware. Ir
the former State the federal ticket fpr Reprr-
fcntsiises in Congreis has prevailed by maj'-
rity of about eight hundred ont Of above t~en
ty.on thouf,nd votes and in the latter by
n,sjoti'y Of three hundred and fx,y one. ont OF
above 3. .4cc-In the former tate, the Rcpreien-
tatives have long Gnce besn federal, and there is
conitquently No new ground gained; ard 10 the
LATER State, the diviGon ~ for a number of
years been fo clofe that the oppoftc parties have
alternately been victorious.
At the preceding e!etiion in New ItamP-
ihfe in the year 1902, the highef on the iede-
raj ticket had 6.I3S votes; and the highelt on
the Republican ticket had 4,Io4, leaving fed
eral majority OF z,o3i.
This year The hiehef on the federal ticket
ha, 1888 votes and III. highet on tn. Re
publican ticker has 10. zc9 leaving Federal
mojority OF 779.
Comparing The majority a, this With that
az the preceding election. we 6nd federal iols
of IzSz; although the total number OF votes
given al the Taft, is double that received az TIE
preceding election. The comparative lob, the'e-
fore. is really double. amounting TO about
z,5oo.
With regard to the State Of DsiG1yayt, the
votes at the election Of JScz, were for
Rodney 3.42i
Bayard 3 4o6
Republican majority Is
This year the whole number Of votes has
ircrcaied from 6,sz7 10 S,48i; and Mr.. Bay.
ard has msjorirJ Of 36l.
The moN important view which thele
elections prefent is thai which indicate, the tate
of the public opinion. ~ this view, taken TO
gethcr, they offer The following reEuli:
Federal iois IN New Hampihire lag,
Federal gain in Delaware 3oi
leaving SOL
which ihews the lofs Of ,hc iederlias and the
gain of the Repoblicans.
Ii is bu, iair. in this view, 70 notice other
changes reccnt!y made. In North Carolina and
in Maryland Republican has been iOhdi'uted
in the room of Federal Representative. So
that while in Delaware, federation hs, gained
one member, republicanitn has in me former
States gained two members.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25
To be Sold at Public Auf7ion.

NN Tueiday, The 2o,h day Of November
~ enfuing. at the houle Of Sama,i ID. {iles.
in North. K,ngfown, at o clock r. M two
good Farms, ftuated in North -Kingaown,
about two miles from Wexford, boih lying on
The pof road one or which contains about one
hundred and forty acres, with dwelling. houfe,
barn. orr-houie, and other building, lhereon
fanding, late the property of Sykveae, Ga,<.er,
Eiq. of North Kiugaown, decesed he other
contains about one hundred and fourteen scres.
with dwelling .houie, grif mill, faw- mill, and
other buildings 'heFeon, late ,he property of the
iaid SyEveRer CaySSe,. Beth of faid Farms
conGR OF fuiiab!e proportion OF moving.
pafturing, and tillaee iano, well wooded and
watered. The conditions of fsle, with the
boundaries, viii he made known at the time and
place Of falc. BENJAMIN. SMITH, Adnm'r.
NoribKmgso7rn, Od. -. 1904.
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NEWPORT BANK.

THE STockholder, are informed that the
I Fourth and laft Inhslnent, being Fifteen
DolLap on thar, become, payable in fpccis,
on the tenth day OF Novsmbe, next, when the
Receipts. formerly given, will be taken up, aud
Cedihcaics iaued.
By OySey Of fb, P,,fd,nt and Direasy,.
JOHN r. SHEARMAN, Caj5itr.
O9obey IT, 1894.
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1sf ,re.iy,l. orl s,hL BY
JACOB RICHARDSON.

at fDf PeF-OEce,
oOsE Paper Of every kind, American,
Il Engiih, French. and Hamburg. in ad-
d'.lon TO his large sGorfmcnt of 5000 pieces.
WIN B riders. He has jutt received number
OF he~ seoks for fae or circrasion. -
Sion. I'D Tippi., large sG,rtment-N
ni'n " 'u' O'oVS' Mfrs, and Caps-Fur Skins.
Ruff. gray, white. I'D footed.
Ticket, IN S1nth r,dley Lottery Is CIah,
at Five DolIau Fifty Gems, u,b;ch t..o,n go. =.
draw The 1Sth iaA. Afo, Ticke.- % n. W,ct
ford Academy Lottery.
Writing Paper o. every defcrip,ion, - ,h.
ream or quitr-Slares OF all fiz-., with gei's
raj aforiment Of Stationary.
Charts. European PiIou-Wei- India and
American ditto.
Eoelih Naasrd, by the pound nd-Sweee
Oil, by the e *.
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N1E the fubfcribers, being appointed BY
w the Honorable Court o. Probate for
the town OF Noth-KingRown, CommitIion-
ers. to receive, exaHine and atjof the claims of
the creditors To The eRste Of Man5r<u HanLy,
late OF aid town. deoesfed reprsiented infolsent,
and Fix months being allowed by faid Court for
that purpofe /: All perfons having legal demands
aeanft faid eitate, are hereby called upon to ex-
hibit the fame TO either of US at our refpeetive
dwellings w,th,n the time aforefaid.
WILLIAM REYNOLDS, | CommJ.
BENJAMIN DAVIS, fone,,.
All pcrfon' indebted to faid enate, are here
by earneely re9neasa 10 make Immediate pay.
men, TO JONA THAN REYNOLDS. Aim',.
North KirgR Foam, Od. s, 1904.
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the United States, on which day the iaa
left New Ofe-ns-Theie Ietters fate that NJ
Claiborne hso@,.en very i'll. bot was then 70 fat
recovered as to admit of his naniaeiiog bainefs.