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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-17

real characters. tia. OF Tie s,t DAY Of recem.
Der iSo4, The following gentlemen, Hon 1o,p,s
Sullivan, Hon. k5ridgl Carr .1oms Boam,o:s,
.11oba Haftvne, 7bsmas Kitrt4ge, .5femes N'ints-
RI, .fOnslbaa Snatb, Ldzpara LpJam, Tar,ys
Wnrrea, ;eGrb l)oaus. .Jota Dsz;s, 2mao,t,
Ne.ce', .3>b1 Whitny, jotn y en-, W,lzasa
Heath, 1okn Weoiwua, GlasAg 7u'atv, 2ba,sds
fHfbrospn AID Jeha farity, rjq4ire5, gave ,hr,f
votes as Eea,rs OF Preadent aud Vice Prcildens
Of the United States, in f.sour Of 7HcAtes
JEHfrR ON, and Gs0Res CAyN9olv.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-17
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- rt ,vi~ continue Il; Es.ae IL Spa;,,
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Epv;,ls nav wo,,.lae fen, into that kingdoms
M ,,v cf inns war IL fuIlIa &c
1i -. h,s ,rf,.e Yhe m re.I1 a. Bou,n.rte -
c =, ~; AIst MAS mr., &, art,npls ieao.e
i. Tint. ~ preceded n The French Emperor ,aboury
hard ~ convince the world that the Ruian hahcen sh.
ias r;,; ,,,ura,ty c,nn.,el n syo1sere ,hs naval
ss s the Lrior On the M Otaobes n wa. connected
Of Co.; laof which los were Of tie Gne, "a h.sics and
- - al "a t.a,.1ga a4E s.~..s
Ey an accurate caleulaton made, aprsrs' thar there
were no lever iran as,sls ":s ~ am.
rent Of Europe Can uch powerful cngintry Of war be
long Psfmed y r. N 'nast's'sy ana a'p'sy ~ s's'-
- !.
shsie 1sasa''son Monday, tie lsss a'1 was 'n-
kcd IN form, at Casine thss lt.Ncecx Robes, u nee
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-17

The l-s.ia Of aonh- Halcy CrSal' lottery e remr'
cd Nh 1854, drew the higs prize of 10000 u"a'~a
was N,vset,by , gentleman in bosfcn- ns1fe az
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-14
ER0H TIE BALANCE.
TIE LIMNEp.
Mr.. EDIToR.

Mr.. EDITOR.
HAVING iits;1 leisure, one day
last week, | concluded shas Il could nor be
better employed, than in drawing M s5e2
likeness. | therefore instantly sss..d n.y.
SELF before my elass-uor nv Re2sct1r, Mr.,
Editor; fer TO own the ruth, nave no in
clinatl.n to lay my heart opea g lie view
OF every inqaislti'e sPectstor. s. shere -
every reader will be ready 70 exclailn--
tha,e is assembling knave Tor you
this same Peter Pallet, WHO is SO ioaQ Of
censuring others for their aversion TO being
Transparency painted, is himself atraia TO
shew his heart" Hold, gend- reader.
Judge not too hastily. There is q vast d;f-
ference between exhibiting ones own heart
AID having it exhibited by others. once
lad the pleasure of knowing a man
(Aias he has recently left this, for " a.
rotner and better worldly who, as it
were, :" carried his heart in his hand, -
who Z" wore window in hi: breast -.
And the consequence was, say it with
PAM shat heart was stung by the poison Gus
SHAFT OF cslumny 1t was drained Of its
blood bya wound inflicted by the hand Of
envy; 1t was torn and nangIed by the fsnss
OF unteellng vulrures, even after it had be-
come the tenant Of the tomb. Therefore,
reader, say, judge not too hastily
Learn 10 discriminate between the heart
that involuntarily shrinks back from the
stare of the multitude, and that which lies
concealed behind specious mask, from
ths eye Intimacy and friendship. adj
mre, bat | also pity the man who unbo-
SONS himself 10 every body. 1t is me-
lancholy truth, that such man is sure 10
inset with more enemies, more persccuti-
on, AID more injustice, than the most eyre.
gious hvpocrte on earth.
had but just finished my own likeness,
"a description of which the reader VIII un-
doubiediy dispens1 WITH when the penny
post handed nae the following letter
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-14

altogether mistaken in your notion. 80
subject, will consent to pu, on anil The
any old fashionea dress which the n mear
squeamish Inner in the country sbsn most Is
rect. VI.
In the first place, you complain Of ),
present mode Of wearing the hair: and s
innate that it is shade to the coun,en,n. ,''
This is precisely what might be expect
from one who knows nothing Of female mo nv
desty. A young lady must be poss,s,.i
Of an uncommon stock of impudepce ~
appear amongst people, with her face Who'll
ly unveiled, while her bosom is uncovsr
ed, and her body and limbs bat little h,
Ter. When we expose nothing else, v.
are very willing to shew our faces; bu, !.
proportion as we reduce the patterns of or,
gowns, you may rely upon it, we Shall
chicken our wells and leng2hen our lock,
In illustration of this opinion, will mere.
II mention, thatthe modest delicacy Of the
K male sex ssuch, that if a young lsay
should unluckily happen to be exposed n
4 state of nudity, her first ooiect would be-
TO conceal her bushes by hiding her face
You next complain Of what you conceive
to be an improper exposure ofthe bosom,
and in the same breath, acknowledge whst
effect this exposure had upon yourself. If
the effect was SO great upon you, that your
pallet hung cars'essly upon your thumb
and your pencil fell nom your fogers, how
must it operate upon our simple yo ng
beaux, who a'lticipate,--and anticipate y
Though | confess thar a nakedTelbow
does by no means make come!v appear.
aDce; YET, contend, tina, such an essen.
sial JOINT Dug ht not be confined in tie tight
sieve Of aeowa, On the score Of convenience,
therefore, this fashion may be defended.
AS to the Transparency and scantiness Of
gowns | have onl7 20 desire, that every
person who finds fault with them, may be
compelled, TO swelf4r through one hot
summer. under an ample bur,hen of mus.
lin, ching and d;mitv.
FANNY FANClFUL.
Peter Pallet, 4. HI.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-14
TO THE LIMNER.
M. Pallet.

THIS is not letter Of
complaint ; for though when went to your
shop Tor full length portrait, was not a.
ware that you was (self taught writer. as
well as painter, still, am not, on the whole
much displeased with the account of me,
which you thought fit to send to the press.
Indeed, Mr.. Pailett, after you had declared
that was g an excellent figure, hand
some," &c. you might well suppose that
alIttle severity mightb be exercised with per-
iect safety. But give me leave to tell you
SIR that your Rattery and your censure are
alike indifferent to me. The sole object
OF this letteris to defend fashionable female
dress, and i'll don't satisfy you that you are
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-14
ADAM LYNN,
T < w E L L & z.

Respectfully informs the public that
r. na srlnoyed his ihop bsioss Roysi hgees mex
ds,sao WIN. Cxley's Sore where he offers iot
ia,a an elegant afursaient Of Jewellery. Sllses
pl4ted, Jspaned and Fancy Goods; conhiine
of---Gcld Lookets, Rings, Bracelets, Esy Rings,
Seals, Keys, Chains, &c. Silver Coffee Pots, Tea
gots, Sugar D:shes, Cream Pots. Spoons, 81.
Plated Tea S-tt, Cs9ors, Candlsaieks, C2k
Bsiksts, Bottle Stands, &c. 1spPaned Tea Tla} 5
10 Sets, Waters. AID UrDs, AID . greas yarie5y
Of Fancy Goods, and an sGortmeni OF Wa,che>.
He has is1eiy received difee from Lrndon,
Pearl, Peal ard Topaz, Topaz Mourning enc
Plain, Ed Rings, breaches, Pins, and Rings Q,
the lsteff Fafhions Watch Seals oia'new patern
a!io an elegant aaortmsnt of Ladies Timing,
caE6aiag otlargs Spangied Cords * 1sGeis, Fa
oy spspsled Nets, BEADED Gymp, Gilt & Fancy
Sprays, Wseath8, silk and Beaded Fancy Trim
nings, Giit Spanglsd Loops and Buttens, Gil:
AVG Stger't. Slices, Spangled Pearls, Gilt auo
Silver Buttons, Six Girdles, Pat.ns Pearl Combs
aFefeenSs, R-iesr Egyptian Blood Stone and Fan.
Y sk!accs, Bracelets. Ear Drops, Pate, Gre.
saas mi Slides, Gold & Silver Lace, Cords an {
aaeiss, ard number of other articles.
) ssa continues 10 manufacture any article ii
s. Gie arc Si'vcrfm,th ba6nefs TO any pa,ero
Good Plate worker wanted at the
Sc hop.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-14

IN I5sooa20 9o9,ooI %
Thus have tbs protested idollzers ofre-
publican scononsy embarrassed their county
with All additional dsbt the ANITA! interest
OF which is more than the amount OF the
late United States direct tax. Bns says
the deiuded and the deluding governments
al svcophants, q the ,in,cFcs. Of this debt is
be imbercebh5Iy paid by addihondl duties
on gods consumed by the lslse subjects
of that prefesaed friena Of she people VINO
SO feelingly c@miserates the mouh 81 lab9r
where he saws g Govsr7ament Shoa!9 not
take fran it the bread II has edtned.' sYhs-
tier man is beguiied out OF ten dollars,
or PAYS il for direct tax, the Eject on
his estate is the same. 1.-THE statements
are as I presume them to be, IN substance
correct, submit TO the consideration OF all
candid men which would, IN reality, have
been most proper upon TINS occasion,
THANKSGIVING or a fasf. CENSOR.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-14

calculate each states proportion ct the ex-
pence of the first cost. Taxing the. present
ratio of representation in Congress for the
rule, consisting of 142 Members, o5, 1874
dollars for each, will give product, Of
SCOOPS dollars, or trihe more than
the price of this great acquisition. Now
the annual interest Of this then, at six per
cent. amounts to 9oo,oo1 dolls. and 6S cts.
and will be for each Member 6,338 dollars
aud 4 cents,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-14
63l
1876
rs
Mai. for Mr. Quincy,

y
Chelsea, bingham and HUI! are not yet
reported bat ii is certain the votes on
each side will be equal. Thus we see a
glorious revolution effected in he charSc-
ter Of our representation in the natl'nt'
legislature. DR.. Hustis has undouoteo-
" much the advantage, in point OF person
al popularity, over any character the deno.
Gratis can nominate. But the eyes of the
people are opened to their danger. nc
sacrifice of our political influence, III '"e
annexation of Louisians to the Southern
department the alteration in the plan o.
choosing president and vlce-presius"s'
giving INCREASED weight to the large sta.so'
among many other prenicious mea'u n;nn
have been Justly considered as menas.no
the subverson Of that balance OF Po~ILn
which was originally secured to Us Oy wv
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-14
N0t,ce IS herebp glpen.

Petition will be prefcnted TO the
esossai Aierbly Of Virginia, praying that
may be Pafed, authorizing the fubicrib
:, cut Town on his own lands, sdjoin-
e Cou., Houfc of Fairfax County. agree
GA plat thereof to be laid before the aid
7sbiy, TO include twenty acres of land, or
q1antity, more or LET'S, as fhsil be though.
s.r--ro inclsdc the width CT areet, on part
four acres dosa,ed BY the fublcribcr to the
- 80
Richard Radcliffe.
Se,t r.. law2R
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~-3:.:::@":~ ---
BOSTON, NOVEMBER 6.
G. IOUS C HI NC FL
TRIUMPHANT IN
SUFFOLK DISTRICT!!

Yesterday beng ,he dAy aFpointed fcr
choice Of slsctars Of president aud Fi's-
president, and q representatives 10 con-
gcese, II this state, the Inhabitants Of this
town assembled tor that purpose. lhe re-
fult il glorious it rejects the greatest
honor on the good sense und 6rgtasss OF
our citizens, and will glalden the hearts
of{ederaliats throughout the union. Boston
is still the ":heal quarters ofcooD Primer
bles," and Suffolk will now send repre-
sentative to congress, true to the princ!-
Dles Of Federalism AMI the interests OF New
England.
The following arc tac'returps from most OF
the toms IL III. district, and decide tas
Ea;e of t!1e elect on.
Boaton---federxl ELECTORAL ticket 227'
demo. do do 1868
federal majority 1o'
Hon. Josiah Qnircy, federal
representative 1920
Dr.. Nm. Austis, demo. do 1857
maj oritv Tor Mr.. Quincy 253
REPRESENTATIVES.
Cbarlestown, fed. 152 demo. 81
Nisdford, do. 100 90. 8!
Mallea, GO. IS do. ll+
9z8 AS
HI No; for M
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-14
CHARLES BENNETT

Has RersiUed
Hy the Mary from London, and Bristol Packet,
via Baltimore, an exrendve aHortment of
FALL s. WINTER GOODS,
4AMoNG WHICH ARE
KeSfeys, Haltthicks, Plains, Coatings Of every
defcription,
Wea of England Cloths. and Kerfeymers,
Elegant Swansdown Cords,
Maps. and Molefktn Coatingss
Snperfi1e and double nlilled Devoashire K-f-
feys, and Cloths,
Rolc and Duffil Blankets,
Carpets of all fizes,
Elegant Pic Mic Silk Gloves, and Mitts,
Gundry's bet Seine and Sewing Twine,
All Of which will be fold on very low terms,
for cath, or good notes.
Nov. Z. dlwfawsw.
A FTeh Subbly Of FRUIT.
THE SUBSCRIBER
Ess tbi, day rsceirSed a qsastiy IF tbt toAosciTg
articles, Viz.
Oranges, Lemons, Lines. Tamarlnds,
&c. &c. &c.
al of which viii be fold on moderate acrms for
Or basa, AZ ajsal a general eGsrtmtstef
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
5Ohr n. Barford.
N. B. A quantity of excellent VI
NEGAR for isls. !. A. 8:
Nov. 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-14
GOLD WATCH STOLEN.

Stolen from the Counting Houle
yetterdsy morning between the hours OF pine and
ten O'Clock, fmail Horizontal Gold Wateh,
wi,ha plain dial plate, & carved round the Bizel'
nads@bs Vsche, Paris, with gold Cornean
cal engraved ". E. on Medallion, and GleR
battefing Ram. and gold key, pipe of watch
is broke che whole tied with a riband iupPoi
ed to have been taken By negro fellow named
jim, belonging TO Mr.. Lcven Phillips OF Darcei.
tea County, Eatern Shore, Maryland, who came
here in the fchr. Fanny, capt. Creyton, OF Vienna
ard came in with mula.to fellow FOR payment
Of fome coal. Any perlon who fhall deliver said
watch 10 The iuaicsiber fhall be Handsomely re-
wardcd An waschmaksrs and Others are requcR-
ed to Rop il if offtsed for iaie.
w. EXLEY,
Merchants Wharf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20

THE fsh!criben having psrchaied The pa
i tent right fot the counties of Nsxrort Sc
Briitol, for making, wing. aid winding 20
others to be uied, a Machine for the purpofe oe
wsihing clo,hes, fulling, fcourine. and cleaning
cloth, under the original patent tight. which
was granted BY the ConsIefs of the United
States OF America, unto Daniel s. Dean. Of the
town Of Beekman. in Dutchefs county, State Of
Newyo,k, on the sg,h day Of FebfuaTy, 1894.
All perions are hereby iofbld rskins5 uhng. or
vending laid Machine. within the counties afosc-
faid, under the penalty Of the Law, without ,bs
authority Of Us. or ouf agents. being f,tt grant,
cd them. Any perfon may be accommodated.
by calling on BENZ AMIN PITMAN, jun.
JOSHUA NICHOLS.
N. B. Thofe who may win to purchafS
the Patent right for the county Of Briaol, will
plcaic to apply ~ above. ~ W
Newport, Sept. 10. 1904. -ls-4 et
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cons ia pss!5a. lie w;a. lsai. as, ooms
with the h'tt divilon. Oa tue contrary, it is
more probable that, he will difpatch. with the
hrR diviioa ot the amy, q number Of young,
expert. and enterpriing officers, who can fuc-
coed zach other ia the command, fhoald s1y
mifoftune happen. .s.E. ass,lne. +
DOMESTIC. a a f,as.
Favorable aceounti are received from our
Aeef Ia che Meditcrranean--an We hope fopn
90 have the plsaiure OF snnooacing the liberation
OF the Americas cap,ives in Taai,. as great tx
est'ons a. now making thesetor.--From che
Nstchez. We learn. that fome diausbances have
lately taken plsce--snd many OF the inhabitants
se6diag on the Mobile river. have ihreaseped 10
poIes fhemielscs OF iomc fortified places AID
the adjacent territory. Chsrleiton. sc J
under the da,e Of me as,h Augua. we Learn
q that very nislignant tever ragged in every
part OF the town that many OF the ihips' cfews
were carried off by it--that moi Of the inhabi-
tants Who were able to remove. were gons and
going To different places OF faiesy." The fever
Is ALTO faid to rage at Savarnab, la Georgia.
In the notthern States heslsh 10 general We
experienced frvere N. E. form on 1'uciday
and Wedneldsy lat. Much damaee hss been
done among the fmall craft on and near the coat.
rhe feb. Union. Capt. Hardy. was loR on Sciss
uate bcsch--Acaot. and two men perifhcd--an-
other fshr. was ioa on Cohaiiet roeks.--Schr.
Lizard OF Glouceaer, was loa near the fame
place. and all hands perifhed-Aa fchr. Of abos'
10 tons was loA on point Alderton. and the pco-
pie belonging to her. Two South end dlhine
boats have not been heard OF Gnce the Rorm.--
The Loxerns paper nehtions. "it aIerted. ~
fatt. fnake has lately been killed 10 the Csyu-
ga lake. ueafurins io3 feet = ! inches IN length.
and his ise proportionably great: From his heat
projected hotn OF comfortable length. Tx
ikin was TO be iavcd for MIR. Pesie's mufcum
Philsde elphia. Boz. ~. M.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20
.pIEpl-In ph,ladelphi,. from sep,.

yDIED]-In Philadelphia, from Sept. IN
to the Sth, s. re'ions i9 adults, SO children.
In New York city, from Sept. tt to sth, II
perfons; q whom a were sdolts, and S. chill
dren. The moR part Of Aug, confumptions and
d djfeniery--4a Of them were infants under two
yeau.--What mof eIcites aaonithment is, to
find that fys Of the above we're victims Of the
JmsN poxv
In ,his town on Friday Iaa. Of an spopIec-
VIC ft, Mr.. Jof;N HADwSr, moft rcfpeeiablc
and worthy member Of the Society Of Friends,
in the S4,h year Of his age. He fafained thro'
lite . character itreproschabIe. His heart wss
the abode Of all the amisble virtues, and scli-
sion the guide Of all his actions.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20
III VIM BRIDGES ACADEMY,

MOUTHS are carefully and expedi,ioudy
i ,augh. the EnsIifh Language. Writing,
Arithmetic. Bookkeeping, Geogrsphy and
Mathematics where the AritaeR Attcntion 10
paid to the Morals of his Pupils. =
fy His Evening SCHOOL will commence
on Monday evening next The hours will be
iron 6 gill 9 o'clock. crl
A CONVENIENT HOUSE. conGfise Of two
Parlous and two or three Chambers; 10 central
part Of the tom, WANTED.
NtzbSe,i, Sept. 10, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20
or "wilH,m TelI'' mali appear 10 our neat

MARRiEDj--ln Lancafter. (Pex~.j STR.
rHsx, SMITH, Efq. TO Mis ELIZA RUccLss
--Iris worthy Of remark, that each party entered
their xissy.tbirS year. on che day they approach.
ed the altar Of Hymen
Al South KingRown. on the 5th icR; Mr..
JEREMIAH ARMSTRONG SPRAcUt. TO Miis
PEnfLors GARDNsR. daughser OF Mr.. James
Gsf3ncG.
Laa Monday evening. BY the Rev. Wms
Pstten, Doctor ESocH HAZARD, of this town
TO Miis MARY EAsroN. daughter Of Nicholas
Eaton. Efq. of Porimorsh, on this I1and.
0n Sunday evening. BY, the Rev. Mr.. Ed
dy, Mr.. SAMusL CREsE, TO Mifi SALLY
Sruosrs. dsush,er OF the late Capt. Wing
Spooner, of this town.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20

III GEa.>l4ES IN los ~ Arg. -t'
" With escat freset ~e have TO rate that one
Of the mofi atsocious and premsdiiared murders
wss perpctrsred in this City on Monday alter
noon on the body Of Mr.. Jnrr' SiaS0, msr.
chant, of this city. BY young man named
Richard Dennis. jim. that perhaps has ever been
laid before the public. dl
The circumaauccs az far as We could COL
lcd them lst evening, are as follow ;--RichaId
dennis, fen. keeps the Carolina Coffee Houie m
Tradd-ftrcet in this city on ThuTiday lat Mi.
Shas ~as there, whea Dennis made demand
on him tor fnall reckoning which ne laid nc
owed him Mr.. Shaw told him that he had
paid it 20 the Bar Keeper, that he had ditcharg-
I'd an sltercssion Immediately took place. iome
blows paIel aud Dennis was worried tns irri-
rared D.nni.'s fon to fuch height. that ne,
tho a lad Of iS or Ig years ot age. challenged
MIR. Shaw. who conhdering the lad beneath MS
notice, paid no further attention 70 the chai-
Ienae lhaa to give him kick or two In the
market on Friday morning. Mf. Shaw it 10
faid. had determined 10 take no further notice
OF the affair.--Early yeRerday morning, printed
papers, Ggned Richard Dsnnis. jun. which tat
ed that Mr.. Shaw was paltroon and coward,
were polted up at different corners OF the ;eet'
which Mr.. Shaw pulled down: Between Two q
three O'Clock Mr.. Shaw dined at 40 acquaintan-
res home He left the table a littie before
o'clock, and paf!ed down Tradd. Hreet, To 90 to
Mis- bufincfs at his counting hoofe as he turned
oat Of Trsdd- Rreet into Bedons- alley. OF which
,hr Coffee Houfe forms corner, it Is iaid ne
was called 20 through the window az he turn
ed hi, face TO the window, piRol was fred and
the bah psfYed directly through his body he
- - kex-< Aen
fell on : cellar door and died in an ,nitant.
Some people ~ho (aw Mr.. Shaw fall ruihed in.
20 the houGe and found that IL was youag Den-
nj, who had difcksrged the pifol; he wa' lmme'
d;ateiy feized and committed 10 gaol by Jut'cc
Bsnshaon. Dennis the eller was IN the hoaie st
the time; on examining bin pair OF loaded
pfttoh we're found 10 his pocke". In conte-
auenet of this he was a!io COMMITTED.
rhns, in an infant, has worthy and IN
dukfi6us dian bocn Torn fson fociety. We be-
iicve Nv. Shaw was about Is or 80 years OF
age. He wasa native OF the SsaGe OF Mary
land, and has i.6deJ ia this S;ase about ten
On Monday afternoon. a Jury Of lnquet
was held before J. II. Seven', Eiq. coroner.
on the body of Mr.. james Sba4v, who was mott
cruelty lAo, hy Richard Dennis, jun. oppo.ise
the Carolina Ccace. Houft, about halt pait 4
o'clock, hen the Jury brought in the follow
iup verdict -" That the deccsicd, James
SHAW. came to hl death by receiving aleaden
bail in;o the upper part OF MS bfeaft a'so
another bail, which cote ed rear his collar bone,
in the ,igh; breait the above mentioned ba'is
having hesn fired out VI double barrelled PFol.
a; the dcceafed, by Richard Dennis, Jun. and
that ihe fsid Rcl,ari Dennis lon. and his father,
Richard Denas. Zen. the faid Jane, Shaw did
wiiully and ieoniou1y kill and murder aga'nH
the peace and dignity Of the State.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20
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ILUfIE ITDW I"Ye'
By the fsft failing nip Sally, capt. Wrs-
sxR, we have been favored wiih Es8iih papers
70 the 18th of Auguf. -
The sfsifs Of Great Bfitsin wear q very
difaitross complexion. The iniolent Premier ii
going al iengths to eaablifh himfek in povefs
but notwith&sndine all shc energies vt his gov.
eminent land he is the father Of that fanguinsry
fyfiem, which II has been fsihionabie With oos
Royal FaaS~ to call enesey) there % an evident
fentiment OF horror. among the people, towsrd
him and hn mesfores. He coafrived BY his fe-
cset influence with the elder bsanchts Of the roy
al family. TO sjea .poos MIR. Addingson from
Office, whole oaiy crimioality, IN the eye Of the
nation, v,s his obfequiouloefs to Pst.--fn the
change there 10 bet little alteration Of governing