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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01

CsHoA. Aug. &.
The Englifh feet. under inc comm and Of
Lord Mellon, blockzdes our hzrbor very clolely,
and 10 rcfolved to attempt the dearuttion of the
fhips Of war, which arc boilding here for the
French. -
PAaIs, Aug. 10.
Travellers from Boulogre FAY. that the
6rit divihon Of the troops there is already en-
barked. No perfon can he abfent from his
corps an inaant.--All the troops have orders TO
be ready TO embark in "a hou n. Since the
Emperor has arrived at Boologae. 4 couriers
have been difpatched to the North. Ii Is faid +,
thar the Emperor will not leave the coat before
the whole expsdition has failed.-The general
opinion is, thar il will be Immediately under
taken.
II Is faid. that Gen. Callincourt. who took
the Duke Of Enghien, at Ettenheim, died fud-
denly at Boulogne.
The troops on the coat are regularly IS
hours in the a. under srms and the Emperor
often commands them in perion. for 8 or hours
together. Thoie on board the A,tilla man1uvre
from o'clock in the morning 10 o'clock in
she evening.
The following particulars are to be added
TO what we have heard of the Engifh bomhard-
ment of Havre:--" Ii is to the two gun-boats.
and other veGels, which failed out, carrying
z4-poundes, thar VIC owe the ialvation OF the
town.. A bomb fell upon the houfe OF Mr.. Fe-
and penetrated through each fory OF the build
ing. Another bomb made dreadful! explo1on
IN hooic appropriated for boarding young Ia
dies, sll OF whom were happily sbfent. A iol-
der alto received dangerous wound In the
head, from the falliog OF tile from the root OF
the prifon, loofened by bomb. During the
three hoars, the period of the bombardment, the
troops patroIcd the arects with bockeu OF water,
while the engines were kept 40 resdineis to play.
I" The emigration from Havre was 70
great, in confequeacc of the lac bombardment,
and the expectation Of another viiitauon, chat
she Preieet Forfair, found il neccGary TO prohi-
bit rhe departure of the inhabitants, LEFT the
place ihould be wholly deirrted by them"
DovsR, Aug. rs.
This day about noon the zInofphere being
remarkably clear. we could perceive with the
naked eye clouds of fmoke ariGng from the
F'ench coat near Boulogne. On looking with
glaies we could difcover French luggcr and
gan. boat creeping along the fhore, az il from
Calais, on their way to joio che Boulogoe fqoad-
ron, and two Of our gun brigs in purluit endea-
vorog to cot them off bet the Frnch velIels
kept well In ihore under the protection OF the
batteries, and kept up a tremendous hrc along
che more for feveral miles, the fmoke afceoding
in perpendicular coluns from esch battery.
Ever fincc the fqual about month ago,
which wrecked feye,ai French gun. boats ON
the fhorr at Boulosne. and thew their whole
armada into contuiion and difmay, they have
ventured out 10 bot fmall numbers. not more
than 80 at !, time. This day about 70 or oo
OF ,heir vefies are outfde the narbos. taking an
airing. and our feet, OF about 20 thips of war.
is watching them clofe, OUT OF reach Of the land
batteries, bur by al we can learn we have no
reafon to fuPPoie any important movement Is at
hand.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01

THE iubfcribeu. having been appointed
i Commiflioocn by the Hon. Town Coun-
Gil of the town OF Newport, to receive and cx-
anime the elaine Of the creditors to the eRate OF
9bsmas Ma,6SA. late Of faid Newport, Mari
ner, deceafed. repreiented infolvsot and three
months being allowed tor thar parpofc :--No-
tice il hereby given, that they will attend on laid
bohneii at their fefpctlive dwellings, at any
time within the period above mentioned. No
account will be received onlcfs properly sttefcd.
THOMAS MELvfLL, | Commy-
EDWARD SIMMONS, Jiener.
All perioas indebted 20 laid efste. are re.
quefted to make immediate payment to
SAMUEL VAUGHN, Admm'r.
Ne1obsr, O9. 10, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01

VXyE the isbicribers, having bccs appointed
wv by the Hon. Court Of Probate 10 North
Kioeaown, to receive, examine, and adult the
claims OF creditors TO the easte OF S,'Ose'. Cs-
,.y. late Of faid North Kiogacwn. decesfed. re-
piefented infolvent :--Do hereby give notice.
that Gx months are allowed to faid creditors 10
bring in and prove their cIsims TO either Of us.
at our reflective dwellings within laid term.
GEORGE THOMAS, l CsmxD.
JONATHAN REYNOLDS, J Eessu.
All Perfons indebted to faid efase. are
hereby called upon to mske immediate payment
to SMITH PEARCE, Admis'r.
Nerb-K king Roavs, O6. 8, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01

THE Hon. Court OF Probate Of the towr Of
i South. KiugAown, having appointed the
fsbicribeu CommHioneu, TO receive and .ex-
amino the claims Of the creditors 20 the eRate Of
Ssmnei J. Potter, Efq. OF faid South King town.
deceaied. repretented infolvent; and tx mon,hs
being allowed for that purpole :--Nosice 10
hereby given. that they will attend on faid bu-
hneG at their reflective dwellings. st any timo
within The period above mentioned. No ac-
counts will be received. unlefs properly attcaed.
ELISHA r. GARDNER, L CsmmD.
=, JOHN T.. NICHOLS, ! Esssr.
All pcrions indebted TO the above mention.
ed eaa.e, arc earoealy called apon. 10 make inn
mediate payment to 80
WILLIAM PECKHAM, ASmix'y.
SsHtb.Kss20rOs, Oa. a9, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
For Sale,

Asd bsD!IEes gievs inmfdisffJ,
n Dwelling Houie. Store, and Stable, with
"A other ost-houfes = good we'll Of wafer.
convenient for q Tavern or Store-keepiog-
haodfomeIy h,vated on the main ffcet. in Witt-
jsrd North Kiseaown.l For further pauicu-
lau, enquire of GEORGE 'rENNAfsfs
Nsrfb KingSss.s, O5. -, 1904. t
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
CUSTOM-BOUSE.
Difrid of Negvperf, O6. 81.

A IL perfoos hSviag any demands sgainit
"A the easte OF William r. RsbisI0s, Of
JameAown, deceafed. are seqaeacd to sshibi,
the fsme 70 the fubfcriber for ieu!ement; aad
all thole indebted 20 faid easte, arc deared 70
make immediate payment TO
AMY ROBINSON, Adnis'r.
Jan,sszgs, Oa. z9, 1904. r."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01

this State far exceeds our expectation. Laa
year the difference between ihc lo~eit Republi-
can candidate for Councillor, and the higheit
Federal, was 500 votes This year the differ
ence 10 aooo-ssfs0ifte4rdisg zOs bsVs FED
<,si Gsseyxor.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
SAVANNAH, (Geo.) Oa. Q.

Col. Burr fet out from this city
on his way to the feat of Government,
on Friday lalt. We underltand his
early departure was owing to defire
of taking his feat in the Senate at the
opening of the feflion.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
Vernon, E,eea;on.--Fede,sl Miaake.

7b< LAT NssySs,s Mfresy (e,s. " Gen. Chit
" sssdts and Ger. Cbambesihs. bofb fedsraiy9f,
" are r.eitatd msmbrn Of Cs~g,s56 B, ia,sr ma
I" jsrnis,." qbb 70 not s,se. For, m fbe SJs,i7
IL svbie5 Cn. CLsm5e,iis ,sGSy, By sbe official
rnsrur ,eerivsd IL stSean sbsrs a no choice -
asd Cs~. C5mssIss ~ eissast BY tbs "Iafge
majority" fssI s.. Contrary 10 fbs M0eny
aDsn;,m. fbs Republican easdidne 10, Lissssn-
ass. GeverxSs Of Ys,msss. 10 ,s-eif6s< ,, vs,y
ps-ssyfai majority. II fbe grave Edis, .f
fbaf Sstey sDsV ssoev m fsfr,s. tell more hbss
two iis 10 one trsth, be HsH certainly kavs ere
Is fer ~ssdrs bS 4se,'i
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01

DIEDl--At Annapolis lMd.) JoHr II.
SroxE, formerly Governor Of Maryland.
AT winchslter, tvirginis,I ALEXANDRA
WHITs. formerly Reprtfentaiive 10 Congsefs,
and Commiflioner Of fWafhipgton city.
In this town, fuddenIy. on Monday morning
laf, Mr.. WILLIAM r. RoBISson, 10 the 18Th
year of HE sge.
Milf HEHRiRrTA KAuLL, daughter Of
Mr.. John Ksull, in the nth year Of he' age.
Departed this life,. fuddenly, at N. kingf-
town. on the 10th ult. JoHn RrrKoLDs, Efq.
aged g. years.
"A. Hsr,R Masi s5e ns5lsa a0'yk Of God"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
N E w P o X T,
Thurjday. Nov. /, 1904.

Congrels will convene at Wath-
ington City on Monday next. Much
important bufinefs will be laid before
them during the prefent fellion. The
trial of Judge Chafe, and the numer-
Gus and repeated aggreilions and de-
predationS committed on our COM
merce upon the high feas, as well as
within our own harbors, by foreign
powers, will, We preGume, claim no
fmall portion of their attention.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
MARRiEDl--At New York, Mr.. Jon

MARRiEDl--At New York. Mr.. JonN
HYIR, Of that City, to Mu. REBEccA Pr.
MAN, late Of this town.
In this town, On the f4th ult. MI. SrE-
vEsrrR BRowNsLL, to Mifs SAaAH Will
SON, daughter of Mr.. Jonathan Wilton. Jun.
Mr.. PERRY CoRNELL, 20 Miis ELIZA
CLARxr. daughter Of Mr.. George Clarke.
Mr.. RICHARD G. BAxBY, TO Mis Eu-
NICE MARTIN, daughter ot Captain William
Martin.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
Anofbsr Mi64prslsntation Deteasd.

10 prove Mr.. JStsyors rsrtiality 10
fouthem men 10 his appointment 10 Office, the foes
ot our government arc circulating a LIT OF names,
Of whom many were appointed by Mr.. 6Aams
Thus ITO name hut one) was MIR. Marihall of
Virginis. Chief Jofice of the United States. II
they win 60 caft an odiom upon Mr.. J.fericn.
Why not conhne ,hemfclves to BIZ appointments ?
But this they well knew. would be 70 Gar from
fc'ving their views thai il would operate 20 Coz
toand them. In fuveyiug the appointments
made by Mr.. jetferfon, HE maensnini,y and
impartiaiity arc confpicuous hey ond any former
example. As If he intended pointedly to fore
clofe this new miite2reicntstiou of his enemies,
he has diatiboted ms,e of his appointments in the
so,fbsrn than in the Jssfbevx half of the Union.
Taking the Poto~mac for an equal line of divi-
! hon land the exstt line falls below it) his ap-
pointmenn to the principal officers have been ss
| followsi
NORTHERN.
Mr.. Dearborn OF Maine. Secretary Of war,
MI. Lincoln of Mali. Attorney General
Ms. Granger OF Con. Poa Mater General.
Mr. LivingRon, Of NJ. Y. Foreign Ambziia-
Mr.. Amftrong. OF do. do. Idor.
Mr.. Gallstin, Of Penn. Secretary of the Trea-
MIR. Smith, Of Mar. do. OF the Navy. fury.
SOUTHERN.
Mr.. Madifop, OF Virg. Secretary Of State.
Mr.. Munroe, Of do. Foreign Ambalsdor.
MIR. PGckney, of S. c. dc.
Mr.. Tucker, Of do. Treafurer of the u. s.
Mr. Claiborne. OF Miaidppi Territory. Gov.
eroor Of Loui6ana.
The fhip Active, Jones, has ar.
rived at Philadelphia from London.
Capt. informs that on the 10th of
Sept. while he lay in the Downs, a
fkirmiih took place between fome of
the Engliih fhips and the French gun
boats, in which an Englilh cutter was
funk, and the 3litiih received other
damage. Capt. J. States, that on the
a7th, aSth and aoth of Auguit (the
weather being calm, and the French
troops having previouily embarked
for the long projected .enterprize) he
heard a heavy cannonading. He fent
on fhore feveral times, but in confe-
quence Of the confuGon which pre-
vailed, could obtain no information
on the fubjea. Capt. ]. left lands
end on the 10th of September.
The fhip Golden Age has arrived
at Bottom 6nce our laf, from Bur-
deaux, anc brings information as late
as September is, at which time the
building of gun boats had ceafed, the
French troops were encamped near
the fea ihore, and every appearance in
dicatcd fpeedy embarkation to meet
the hottie forces of Britain.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01

Andrew Moore, Efquire, ha, notiscd the
Executive Council Of Virginis, that he accepts
his appointments 60 the Senate OF the United
States. -
Maryland Ei2ian-Rcger Mellon, Re-
publican, is Elected to Cougfe!s in the room Of
Thomas P!a,er, of the old Ichool.
Patrick M,cgruder, Republican, is cho-
Zen for the diar;et. lately reprefrotcd by Daniel
Heater. deceaied. :or the preleot aad the next
CJngref.
Information from Charlelton ftates
that Robert Marion, the republican
candidate for representative in Con-
grefs, has fucceeded over Thomos r.
Smith, the federal candidate, by
comfortable majority. This is, We
believe, the frlt infance in which that
city has been reprefented by repub-
lican, fince the efabliihment of the
prefent Contribution. Notwithfand.
ing the reproach, 70 lawfully thrown
upon rhe prefenr administration, that
they are unfriendly to commerce, it is
not little extraordinary that the five
great commercial towns are reprefent-
ed in Congrefs by republican MEN,
bers. South. Carolina will not have
in the next Congrefs Jingle enemy
to Republican Government.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
FEDERAL. CANDOR.

The Eofth-CAroliaa State Gazette cos.
tains tbs advertisement of A. Gilchrit, .Eiq. a
federslia, for votes As an eIettor of Prehdent &
Vice Prefdent, in which he pledges himfeli
thus: (" IL honored with n fuficient number OF
them to elect me, l will vote for Thomas Jeffer-
fon. Efquire. as Pro6denr, aod my choice OF
Vice. PreGdent will be governed BY future infor-
nation.
'' Thin declaration. deviatiog In fmall
degree from my general principles as fedcralia,
will no doubt be cenfored by many /: Bot when
declare that party fpirit ha, Away, been rePog-
nant to my feelings and that the adminifration
of Mr.. JeferIon in general has been iati'saetory
TO me. the risht Of ceafurc ifhould any exiD)
will trna be removed"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
PHILADELPHIA, October II.

On Tueiday lzff an Election, for RcpIefent-
aiives TO Congref,, fcnaton and Representatives
10 ne State LcgiQsture, and for County COM
mifioners. was held in the feveral diRriets Of
this CON non wealth.
Throughout the State the mott extrsordi-
nary ef1r,s had been made during the whole
fummer to excite livJGeu among the Repub!i-
cans. There is now no longer doubt bot that the
Federaiifts had been the iectet fomenters Of the
unfortunate snimo6ties and prejudces, which
have been witnefied on the part Of the fecoieu
from the Democratic Republican party. For
tunately the efforts OF f.deraiiim haA prevailed
in promoting diviion but in two or three dn-
tritts in ,he State: In this diariet the greateR
exertion had been made--and in this diariet we
have triumphed over federalifm and apo&aey
united. We hope 70 be able TO give equally
pleafing in diligence from the others.
We ngratolatc our fellow citizens of this
diafiet, of the State, and of the union, on tri-
umph Is Gngular and fortunate, as any hnce the
return Of the Union TO hra principles.
From the opening OF the polls, at o in the
morning, to the clofe, about ! At night. the Ut
mof decorum prevailed on eli the Election
grounds in the dffrid-we have not heard OF a
Jingle inffance Of outrage or riot, the Illegal pre-
valeoce OF which has been u long an argurpent of
federalifm agaiuf Representative democracy. al
though psovocstion had been given in many in-
Rances. by feveral of the third party.
Finally. every Republican candidate through
ost the diRrid. has been eleeted-svery Federal
candidate permitted 70 enjoy the poR OF honor,
private Ration. Asrsra.
BENNINGTON, Oeaobcr Is.
Ptymexf Ek6,ss-We hop the preis 20
lay before our reAden, the event Of the late eec-
fion in this S,a..-By gentleman from Rot:
land, We learn, that Governor Tiebessy 10 eletfed
by . majority Of 1900. and that Perl Brig.
ban the Repsblican candidate for Lieutenant
Governor, by very large msjority--she liz OF
CemJtilsn are unanimously repub:ican, and OBJ
tained their election by abopt 1000 msjority--
Benjamin SSpss, Tresforer-----Asyes Leland.
Speaker. protein. Asibs.y Hs/1ssH, Clerk pro-
ten. and osr informsnt sdds. that there is
larger majority Of Republicans in the Houie
shan there vas IaR year.
Repsblicaoifm in Vermont may be faid 10
be increa6ne h&-by recurring to the eisefioa
.ofiaa year We sod that Mr.. Tichenos ~,s
eiesed Dy iis6 n'j0riY and thar aAs ''"'a
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01

On Friday lalf, the Hon. CHRIS
TOPPER ELLERy, Efq. Senator from
this State, left town for the feat of
Government.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01

A correspondent ooierves, thar the bikr,
lately conferred on Nspolesn Bonapsrse. viz.
(" Emperor o. the Ganl," is not corrett--bnt
that II ihouh read Emperor Of lbs GULLS!
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05

maae1s, IN making avs to bind the freemen of
a Rate, IN which the principles Of liberty, are
10 complete and entire as. no, to admit ilavery
to appear, or exit within its limits Z
Il has been remarked bv a Virginia writer, as
well as bs Mr.. Morton, that a repre- fcntation of
d portion of tiaVss gives to them partially the
character OF human ana civil beings-as if this
were INC only evidence OF the risrpanity.-And
IS this mccacTy OF human .riisry to be deemed
= privilege is il any confc;arion to the fave,
'whlis bsoiiing under a vertical fun, or writing
nnd.I the merciieis laG of his owner, to De told
he is numbssed as an hunan being in f%ociety,
.Gad conieqaentiy bears a proportionate iniu-
cage Willie CONCEIVE this. diainGion of any
importance &c hin, ?--Wili this IDEAL rank fooshc
one pang or cruel fervitude, orr ore tear OF
ralery, Or plead in the heart cf.his tafkmaaer
the niitigatioa Cf a moments VOC
Tne .r--erue collected at the Pof OFY IS
principally fgom The northern, and tao If the
middle itaies and yet a very large prcpor-
tion of il IS now expended in traniportins tfc
a'al througn the fouthsrn astesto Louliiana,
oyer roads that mutt FOR Tome time to CONG, &c
principally tr~ayericd by wolves and eatanounts.
The mel. amount of noi.ies received Gom the
Poll Office m,8oo. [the Ian year of the fad
era. adnliniiiration) was ieventy-ihrsc thou
fad fix hundred and icventy dollars in lsos,
II was only twenty -feysn thoufand doliass.
80
MILLIONS of the public money. drawn from
the United Sta.es have been fprnr in defending
the frontiers of the fouthern and weifern Rates
aeainit the indians ; and particularly in PR
ehahas land from thefe Hoftil- tribes. A large
portion of thofe lands lie within the li,nits Of
particular itates, and as thofs ftatss pft.s., they
vii! take shoie lands to shenielyes. AT al e.
vents they can neser BE of much value TO the
nor,he- sses who have paid for them but
VIII prove highly uirfui TO the other fatls.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05
13oiificaI.

TIE coahaf. HE Following is an official liz
of the yeiieis Of war, built or puIeiiaftd bv the
federal naturalization, and owned BY tie Uni
ted States in the wear 400.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05

Truitcts OF Bowdo,a Cclefe. ave rcquefcd 20
i meet at ~ atAc utett. al. ID; lru'4erek, vn Wed.
ncttay. th- 18th day q: November hext, At eleven Of the
ce 5cs before noon, to c9nliler joiao important buEaCis,
Wish Wi sheh aud there i,e lad neiore them.
'SEPH M ksAN, P,Gkrt.
.Brpn6o 4, "a. "a 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05

20 aL
10 TIE b3noyoM ~ seaqte end tie h>aarabs TIE
Hsuf Of Rthefaiatifp yt in Genera .C0",t altm-
!. Rfa at Ba2,n, IN Ms .Mf WsunG13ny IN 4uay,
I'D. 1924.
~ the IL 4trihers beng de ega'ed 10y the towns and
W ptautat,on Ne here repreicnt and dolly authorized
to All il '~aeirlbel,s 1. met IN convention at Paris. on
Tpefday tie 7fsten,h Jay 81 MAY, eighteen hundred and
fo.v G"ntfierinesee preiea' Gta&tion o. the nartheriy
part sf the Counties OF YORK AMI Cumberland, we cou
iceive that. i've lstcur. uader great eiIaavansages BY Tcd-
son vi heavy sxLapres 10 the inhabitants, III being Obliged
TO ATTEND the Count, eiu.ts a. tie great diGanee thss Ae
held frons-us:-Wet CT efore huc,by petition your hon
os o'incorpor ,tetae towns OF Al,not, rie'son, O,'sfeid,
Wat rfori, Loveii. and alt other towns ana plantations
IN laid county. lying ~rorshsriy Of the ~atcrcf.fd towns in-
70 az iE.and cou..ry. and organize tic fame and to ap.
pin, A ,nirc town ard nsiac 10, The laid cjnnts, As Jour
I,pn,rs iii their wiidoni may Zee tit. eai as Ia DUTY bound
fhat! ever pray.
f~ Tire toavn oG P.wis, LEVI HUsDARD.
/. Ter The to4vn al SgmHe,, BENJAMIN HEALD.
fm gbf t5iaA Of ria, g1sd, DaSlAL HUTCHINSON
fdrrbs toaUa Of -Diesyse!d, SOLOMON Leland.
f9r Planfrhoa no. !. STEPHEN VASE.
rsr The S7On sf M, soay, ~
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05

GTHE S.A47vsa GPartIand. s;os nstiee ia
re gaayfAd va.ers Of fna tlqcn, tsat Il is IN fhrir
s9iuapu nfssSsyy tbat at ts. 0feeihg qvbili6 /" to &
J,d .0 iajail tosu". o" Moaaay, RE 81 NeataeSg
axstt -tce e2Y @oaH Be gisea ~ in ar,tiog (; and
Mgtjfor hs e~Ass7isng II PsyfAm and Yre. P,sfasat,
q. DNsi7 assa. fesvs qube.e 'tks. pe.Jtn vo,fa Jar
Evef, hoahi be pDaicna,y exprs9sd lard thai 40
PRIv7 ED Far rs 'qUiY bv yereiued.
Oa. IS. SAMUEL FREEMAN, p, ords'.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05

ME fublcribers hereby give public notice that they
L have "een dizzy appointed, and have taken upon
them the trult, of ad salnierators en- the ei-~ OF -
THOMAS CoGURS, .
lase Of Buckfeld, IL the county Ct Cunberiand, woman.
.deceaied, Ihy s,vfng oond as the law dire as: rhey there
iose Ieqaeit all peIions who are indebted 70 faid deceaf-
eds eisase 10 make immediate payment, and thofc who
iraye any demands thereon to exl.ibit the fame for tettie.
lrcnt 70 -g =.
!. go AggaI. Cobmn.
GLS.A. H
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Portland RqokAufc,
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BY DAlSkEE JOHNSON,
lhf heTst'es q lbsre6 MaGe;
NAnd tne. Seie iGuife TO The ArAof SlNGtNG..

and she, ssie ,,Guife to the Art4of SliNG,NG.
A. i ,eost A'SLse,
- Az N.ro!nGia 20 sSe Grou.d. Of Practical Mu-
a. OF esfY an fra mar RaSess' for i .sroer.. $3.50 49,
Il. a tafIaas D. Yesopeacn' os,hs Proportions Of. Har-
Gsoy. Tor The Uctlo sbaGe ~ho .woula become oroSc,e1 ;
- ss"p 'f'ieo, and TN. iike~fs who would wilh.o form
: Sa e" a''te OF tue 'neSits OF the pieces which they per-
gea. 44tesM 4tt
u a choice ca'ieahou.of. lHsai~ gasa Gba.a.. and
&absm', from the naoe approved su-hhrs, adapted 10 lhe
/ <as.eilss OF learners, cajta ~ 81 Ga sryfe apd delight the
s".seal.a'r aIa par ssl.r: J l'i'tt to ihs dignity and 20.
0g 70 By ,YlLIfeM CQQpER. /,
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FROM FRANCE.
SINCE our fdt We have obtained French accounts and pa
per~to'the l6shsSaptanhv ;-ieverai days later than before
received. Ife-papers contain nothing intcreliug being
nearly Elled with iplendid accounts of Imperial ceiebsatioas
initansess OF gracious confederation in their NTaieiiies the
En,pssor and EIspr"'s, and OF. the devotion, on 1ab,y, OF al
ranks Of their fubi We learn, vesbsllv, hoxeyer. thar
the French people .Articularly in .iile iout,. Of fr..cs.
wsxs Much uilasisdsd with this new order OF tL;us,.