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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-28

YINDIc1TIoN os Mr.. JEFFERSON.
No "

THO the infinuation brought a.
gainit MIR. Jeferfon of his being &C.
tuated by psrlOaai fear, be entirely OF
modern origin, yer there were not want
ing men at the time of the Revolution
who cenfured then, as fome men cen
fure no3, every act which does no, ex.
aaly accord with their own opinions.
Such opinions were at that time FORM
ed on a very partial knowledge of ae-
tual circumliances and yet the CEN
kres of fuch men as Mr.. Turner are
nothing more than thefe opinions
/" half made up" and iliained a little
further beyond the limits of truth.
Hiitorisns like Mr.. Turner have in
deed little claim TO The merit of origi-
nality and even this little confifts in
throwing new and more deceitful
glofs upon antiquated and refuted milf
takes. &
Prompted by men of this defcrip.
tion, il was that Mr.. George Nicholas,
at that time avery young, but at all
times very honelf man, was refolute
in bringing forward fome ipecific
charges againa MIR. Jeferfon. Here
duccd the heads of thefe charges to
writing he communicated them thro'
a common friend to Mr.. ]. who alto
reduced to writing the heads of his
ju0ifcation on each particulars charge.
This paper is fill in exhtence: and
though itwas framed, when every cir
cumltance was fill frelh in the memo
~ of its author, yet does it not con-
tain the fighteit hint about Mr.. JEFF
fon's fabricated fight from Richmond,
or of his refuGng fingly to encounter
a whole troop of horie. The film
which was fpread over Mr.. Nicholas's
mind, was foon removed. Afhamed
of the impoGtion which had been put
upon him, he candidly relinquilhed
the further prolecution OF this enquiry.
But not fatisGed with this tribute Of
juaicc, he fometime afterwards en-
braced confpicuous occafion of re-
pairing his involuntary miltake in re-
tracing in mof public manner the
erroneous opinions which he had ad.
vanced.'
The reader may depend upon it,
that all the preceding facts are fublian-
tally correct. They have been gath
cred by minute enquiries from various
qnarters, or from vifible and au,hen,
tic records. While fuch teitimony
was before us, there was no neceflity
of reforting to vulgar and ridiculous
minors. But whether thefe facts fhall
obtain the credence of the public, is a
different queliion; /; and in the decifon
of which, we do not hold ourfelves re-
fponGble-" Ma londion eft de dire Ia
Verite, ct non pas de Ia faire croire."t
We hallprobably have allthisflate
ment rebutted by pompous appeals to
teltimony.--We fhall once more be
reminded of the declarations of the
oldelt and mott respectable inhabi-
tants of Richmond" Perhaps when
we demand a fight of thefe witnefIes,
We fhall be introduced to certain TO-
reign merchants who have come a.
mong US fince our revolution with all
their invetera,e prejudices againlf the
republican patriots ofthe country; or
to thofe crsdulous liiteners, who be-
lieve whatever they hear I; or to Ger.
tain high h-roned fsderalilis, who be.
lieve without evidence and propagate
without belief the mott uniounded
calumnies againlt Mr.. JeHerion. II
G.. NichoI,s's letter from Kentueky.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-28
Delays are Dangerous.

"A IL Pcrfons who are indebted to Niebsh &
"A CHsdaH for breaking and cardipg wool,
are hereby sequeffsd 60 call, previous 90 the
iweniicth Of rnis month. and fettle theis &C.
counts ~iih the lublcsiber wheeby he may
be enabled to make final fcrtlement with the
concerned He pof,ively declines future fu-
perin,ending the bshnei'.
SAMUEL CLARK.
NJ. B. The above buhneis will be conti-
nsed as ufua..
0as5r7, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-28
Charles c. Hofkins 81 Co.

INFORM their friends aod the public. thar
i they haseis taken the Stoie No. ia, and IIj,
Th,mss.Stres,. where they offer for iale.
7 Tons of Hemp,
Ruiha Duck,
Ravens Do.
Ruilia Shesting,
Bar Iron.
hyo. A general snntmear OF wrsr INDIA
GooDs. SHsr CHANDLtsr, and CROCK
ear.
Newport. On. 81, isos. II
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-28

40 To fobfc-ibers 10 to~o, where the Papers
eii delivered, Two Dollss per annun--ons
half ia advance, or the whole ar the end OF fix
months.
Ia the country, by cafual conveyance. One
Doilsr Fiftv Cents per annuu--ihe whole to
be paid oa fub!crioog.
To dfsnt fobfcib-u. by mail, Two DOL
ars per aanan-paJ aoie 10 advance.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-28

TO Be SOLD,
BY SHEFFIELD ATWOOD, 4
al No. 10. or iSe rsry HbS.f tsissD Ma'ksf
Sqsa,e.
SO Hhds good retailing Molaaes,
so DO. do. New Ran,
lev Hhd,. Aa,igua s. Jamaica Rum,
A few pipes Holland Gin,
rierces new Rice,
20 Boxes Hard Soap.
sec Buihels old Corn.
50 BoxaIa quality mould and dip'd sallow
Candies,
10 BD!s. prime Beef 10 good order for ibipping,
90 Bbi. nels B. Baf.
Gables Of any dnenGons and Ccsdagc OF any
Gzs can be bad oa the Aonsa nonce,
few pieces Rayeas Dsck.
Suadsy D~e'iiss Houfes "a different parts OF
the Town.
Nfzv1srs. GA. @, ISos.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-28
l will Sell

A SIX Acr. Lot adjoining Mr.. Brix1y,s
"A Ropewalk. II srplyed f,r within a few
days. c. FRY.
NesPort, Od. a.. 6jt6S
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-28

osrnsh OF the HoUic OF Delegates.
II 10 worthy Of fesak thst the committee
were ionrsded TO give notice 10 wiring, II ssy
chirgcs we're exhibited 20 the members which
conpofed the executive: ~hence is appears,
,b., this ". nes tsysssi sstssk asaiaa Mr..
Jsaeffon. 70
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-23

me.
Mr.. Harper. Did Judge ChaCe appear to
read it from peper?
II. l 70 took il. Occaiionally he raifed hi,
eyes, but not longer than hou,d imagine
perfon would, who was Familiarity acquainted
with what he was reading.
MIR. HARPER. Did you hear him ufe anv 81
fes-that the naturalization was feeble and in
adequate to the diicharge oft duties, and tina,
their object was. TO pref,rve power unfairly ac
CURED. Did he ufe any fuch words ?
II. To my beft belefhe did not. ] have :
ftrong reaion for confidering my recollection or
this point correct. Immediately after The charge
was delivered, l converted with ieveral gen.
tlemen respecting it. 1t was complained of AZ
harfh, and as containing reflections on thoft
who had brought about the mcafures alluded to-
reflected on il. and the refult on my mind was
that it was conched in polite terms, and tina,
the reflections it contained were entirely mat.
tiers of Inference.
Mr.. Harper. Did the Judge ufe any argu.
ments againft pending u.eafures
n. Certainly.
Mr.. Harper. Did he mention the prefent ad-
minifration /?
II. believe not. IF he had, it would have
truck my mind very forcibly.
Mr.. HARPER. Did he ufe any fuch phraze as
" degenerate fons 20
II. have particular recollection of that,
or fome fuch expreiliou. i coniidcred it as a
very happy illnfion to events which occurred in
the fate Legislature.
Mr.. Harper. You conidered it as calcula.
ted to have perfualve influence.
n. That was not my language. The fen
timent think was this. He regretted to r {
fons taking part in deftroying the fair fabric
their fathers had RATED. He fpoke feelngly or
this point.
Mr.. Harper. Had you any other converfati
on which tended to impress the fubftance of the
charge on your memory
II. i do not recolIett. I was very attentive
tothe charge. obferved Mr.. S. II. Smith to
he prefent and it was obferved at the time
that we might expect to fee an accurate Fate
ment of the charge from him, as he could de-
tail what he heard with great precifion. ] re.
collect to have looked at the ftatement pubIifh.
ed in the National Intelgencer at the time ii
appeared, and thought it gave faithful view
of the fubffance of the charge-quite as frong
as the charge tfelf.
1ar. MieboJ0n. Did Judge Chafe fay any
thing of the motives of the members of the lie.
giflature of Maryland?
II. He did according to my impref1ion.
Mr.. MieboLon. What were the motives he
afcribed To them ?
II. As / underttood him, the motive he at
crIbed to them, was to get rid of the Judges,
and not the fyfem.
Mr.. NieboLfon. He did certainly then al
Jude to the motives of the members of the AZ
fembly of Maryland
n. think he did. IF he did not, that was
the imPreion produced on my mind by what
he faid.
Mr.. NieboL6n. Do you recolle6 whether
Judge Chafe did at the clofe of his charge re-
commend to the members of the grand Jury to
return home, and prevent certain laws from be-
ing pafled
II. think that was the refnlt which he drew
from what he had previouly faid.
ITO be continued.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-23
Caraaeaa alitr.ii9s,,ce.

7rag2ated from the lateR Pnri, papers, for the
National Luteiigeneer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-23
TRIBUNATE.

Estraard"ary ffing Of the 5tb Phr0oi,e, a Feb.)
After reading the procefs verbal, of the I'd, Mer,.
Reenaud (de Saint Jean dtAngely) Treehard and
Berenger, councillors of fate were introduced
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21
81, &c.
n bss. b ~N q Coz. and ase j DE iaaifpsnssls

IT bes.. he ~ii Of 0ot and ossss che iadifpenshle
duties ~ Chrlaiaa Religion ths rtofe who arc in
sdiasni crrua,1nccs houd Ffard rcf the poor and
dreled pfesfed with the cfs.f'lmrlt OF foeiesy
~ tiais towl thaspu poe for although private per
f'os may ,pa ous h give aims luch cafes ye, think
aitsnce from ruic fund redcr proper masag Ut
would te naott geueray uicui, and prevent too FRI
qnent app Il son dependency we'll cipofcd ndi-
sd'As w.ca arc fometimes attended with diagreeAAie
i'cum ances Under this nipreilon have been led to
Iuqu're INTO The dehgn and reputation of The fociety
aforementioned. he ilga by their act Of neorpora
ten &c erisve and aih thole eiects ct eampaion
wh. &c cileanitances say require rtliet in
ner OF crent from that WHICH is bv Law pro
! viied ior me fupport and Enjoyment OF the poor;
eoupteht Hding the eIn the widow the fatheseis
he cettiute, and hcpIeis Granger, ADD all vho Ivy
" hcSn Is nhirlitv a,'sfonune may be reduced TO
inoig nee md egardiue the cafe OF hnlc father
eis chHdreH whom poverty deprive OF opportn
nty to "bt IN Induction and cnipoyn az and geuera
y iueh acts charity holpltay ana benevo
cnet as the iunds If che Tuc,tty ih4n ailcw.
~ ther Rfgnaieas per IS to be conhdcred
member whole fubcription donation ilal
to wny collars in payment thirty do lars 10y
naa ravwcnts OF efi Ave dollars uGct. he
DC admitIs fuch by the fooicty but 40 ubfcrption
- 70 be binding until tic hole lum ubfcribed ouu
amount e. fix thoaiand dollars r. donations y be
received from any perion and they be eppied
the Lloncr ihai direct.
rhry ave difcqurCe Delivered annually on The III
may IL eentrouh) chartabiy I Is to to ap lied
wih he inte Ell of the fund the n@n.ser ha juIge
be-ant the act empowers them hold cal eiate the
amount Of thirty houfaad collars
By The ACT and the regulations aforementioned the
eoahiiEmcnt is deGgued to I've rnauentaud although
the irrcrti. of The fund Grit formed wi bur
80 dollars year yet with the aid Of contributions it
high probable the !rm win be ncreaied he
come uI- FL liz many iafsnces
iho The fubic'pron the plan do nor yet
% han AOOOd dollars auhGuoh
temtn not living h have fubicrtbcd toward the
fuEpor Of My ohjetf therefore IN this communication
IS 10 xcitt gentlemen of ability TO co ne tor ard and ad
tbeir the iubfcrption ~hith IS lodged with
the boo. Samuel Freeman cq i'reaiurer OF the ocety
confeis hav> yet put my name to Il but till lately
was acquainted with the and wac appreheniye
rchaps Others have been, that the defgn would be
carr nto execution. hall however aod my name
the IN and promife myfcf tic fat sfa6 upon
potion of The lun contemplated of rejecting that &i!
have done my part towards the promotion OF mah fund
and hope by the bleiling Him who givesh otne *
whold from others tiat the kearts of tho former to
wares the lar may be KNOWN and the end of the law
OF Charity complied with. ..-s:.e- 4.
EFNFVOI us
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21
Congrsss Of -De Cluitlb so:ltss.


DFc 81
TIE eayogsJ EH prov;hss for "A. egtsiai Of I'm
\, ssais o. az 'e,ss q &c Usaed Stair. sp.f IT.
ssnL end Esa'a.
lTbs 6ssi-a II . e'7 ,s,I f:0m Wi6~e',a 70 N.zp
Or. 4ss, rs~-ed and ,cfs'ssa 70 committee Ct
81 ssAsf.
tn Wy OF ibt Uaaed S,stss afb~ob,iat;or 5i4
f. ! sos. ps6;d 20 ), ~ggd (Gr Tbe t,,al
~. .rf sf n. appropriation AZ i.24o.ooo doAo,,,y
Tie 1906 appropriation biz far df jatpa,f 81 soq-
rs~suf 1pa, r.-1 i.yiee, S"d1ssr,ea 10 can aa.se
gsts Db2fs
M. Gygg rallied up The rsfeAnfiens for sers5.pn Of
n. Sfria Of Csiuusia &c. TITS svas ejy9jc4, and
4s, fam, d;jaleyy remark mofion 10 fs4pon tbe
sosGas,aiion Of hsm. nnd 1fonday, nem p,epsLG.-
Es,nss. Agan.fH 81.
M Rsdasy bad k4ve Of aLJjfenet 70, fqpo zv-eks.
TT He is employed eOuntd in The PERSECUTION u
Ok PearLyOania Ju3s')
74s The Bill tor disfkag the Indiana Terri
tsvy into g0pernmeas, ,errsd to eom~irs af
tbe guboie
The PyR-ffoar Ceusral egrssaHe 10 Mr. Ran
Is5's motion, frsenfed hf Of The particulars ,fguir-
N ropsti'.g eonraa' f0r carrying tie mai
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21
aDlp :3eelDs.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

PORT OF PORTLAND.
EsrEsgp-Scbsous FEDERAL, Norton, B9lon--4arss Mc,-
m Nuf.A Doe Tba~m Pbiia&abiI Steps Ltaater,
Du.1b BFrFicab5i1, Blanchard do-S6.S CnOtiae Scat
Lysa-B,;g Tbyee F,iseds C5yf, Biddjort
CLeAskD--Brg Fa*, Res. Thrill d fsbr Dsetin, Ho1
ans Tor oiasb~ Polly Larf, BE- Bic -sbr Adr,ea,y Ksey
freR Boeor brig Ellen, 5osan Garfa oEpe--b,. Tera5
Nmst, So--brig Tbrs Friend Cbsf L'i'aed
Thuriday Jan. y,
A,,s.t sip Cardiac, cep Scott, g. ds,s J,o~ Z pm
stok. Nov.- a. as IS, Ion AZ pip HIRE be4 fen N.7o
York for gsn- Des. TAI. IS, ss So brig G47jat
" abyp far Pbkd fir Bremen lays oa - Des- IS, lat.
A., Ar So pip Hutzer. S7ea fam Pe.ssSfg for NeToba'y
soyt, oa. g dlw 7Uab TIE f one nan E,rt IF pfo5yfn-
Dee sc &;5 Beasat, Ray Sds's far Lsern, oHt days
FAR IS, hip Auroyo Csos, o4t "a bo4rs firm Saem
Sunday, Jan 40,
A,,vS, tetgzs, Pip Safia. s,Pt Hluatay rss 3ys ,es
Calcutta sonna B98a Sailed ia s1aay z0i6 irtg iaaf
Try, of Neqo6uyb'rf
VESSELS .PoKgN.-Tl4 J in B1Sard, By, Gp 4 rira
Stovy of Pora.l r. be c. De YUd, jaas tern pi ans
ab9s1yes to BE- n graf If IT,
ian. SLIP Commerce. IF Hsihvoei' .frer !9a5 tsr
Live, POOL 4 lays Big Poiy, RetvgoH &C srs or
Aar:iaeo, fp IBIS fort.
VESSELS Lttr II Sc Tboma', r. sRfn, IF IBIS porf,
for S. Dsu:rgsis f1ctioa, CO5y fer a-At B-ytKe No
* b,irs Ha,a Blk,, Cta,gs. aFmy ar! Bei'gg,
Fss If aal y, ibis po,i.ii II vasrab Gb S4f@t, Ts'c-
est If Bi,jAt S4aai,a .dag. a5 JSp Dem, Soysy, #
Pepetyyeiba:oag5
75e part Of Cara is bas&risi kv BrfG fr;t@e, a
big and bn TIE s'sera~er Tos' Aeria'Aef o" Dr.
fcrre
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21
NTrdtllfD.

At Salem, the 9th init. Mr. Bowles, over the new
Baptii Church i'll that town II The Rev Fr Gr'fton,
of Newton mace the ip,roductory prayer fermo" BY
Rtv Dr.. St LOAN of Eoaon; recognition and conitcra
ting prayer Ivy Rev. DR. 9adw'n Of Bottom charge by
NV D Smith of Have hi right hand ST T lowihip,
by R4v Mr. Williams, Of Beverly and concluding pray
CT ny Rev. M Nclon, Of Reading
OH the fecond inf n Caleb Holmts. TO the naf
forsl care of che Chm oh Dennjs County of Barna
be-
Ii the gofpe miaifry in Heath the rev Notes Mil
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21

n popular p.cd;udicc or political motives viii
/. harboureil in inc boiom of any member in
Ibis honorable body.
On the contrary, hope and exp.a that all
Il deciions will DC governed by the inmu,able
principles ofjuaice, and facred regard 70 the
eontitution aaa the law of the land, which ev
ery member OF .his court is bound by duty, and
she Obligations of chsitian Jajse to fappor
and poterye.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21
EteO,

EDEtUt
AZ Neweoucefer, Miis Peggy Lane Kt IS. daughter
OF Mr. Ebenez Lane jim
1T Hallowell the morning of he I'd at in the sd
wear OF his ape after fh3rr AM dar fling iinefs Ger
ham Dunmcr E(e Jun entering upon the theatre Of
life and the duties OF his profun attorney at Law
he is rommo ed away from the ahours, the and
h ps # this world, leaving widow ith an infant eli
IL anent the fudden and nntimely re of death and
parents and friends to rntGf with upon the iaaey
Of all human expcCt. tions.
u Topthsm, ]oAn $. Abbot, A. M Rt as for
(, criy of salem.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21
FOX SIZE.

20 Calks Claret Wine, in good
ihipping order.
10 Caiks Malaga
1000 Id. Logwood. ~.
1890 ID. thetfe, ngoodfhipping order
4 Bales Cotton,
With general adortment of CROCERIS,
which wi, be loId good terms by sppyns TO
DAVID DANA,
nearly oppofe the lafursnce Office, Fifhhrsen
Portland, Jan ~
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21
ATTENrioe !

1T bring tss dgf,s Of ifpersl eifisT'f q 'hit
to4vu, 10 mert for ttt pwf9e Ct earning ~
ltary Exerrjf. /, il bspes s6at al '991f ne o.
long to tbr iuerai svardr, pr AZ many qs jff'
tbsmss~s diioosd, qviH met 81 fbs Cga,f-6osf ?"
Wadeeas1 Avsnirs nssf' 0tGo D-S
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21

WYE The iubfcribers appointed Commii6oners By
w the Hon samuel Freeman Efq. Judge of Probate
in ana tor the county e Cum5er and receive and
annie the cnis OF the fcvc-a creditors the eate of
10 Ssh KNAPP,
late of Brtgton in fad county OF Cumberland yeoman,
deceafed, repref>nted infovent ;-do hereby give
notice that Tx onts are allowed Oh fad creditors
bring ia and prove their CLAIMS aud demands and hat
we wilt attend at The Dwelling houfe of Jofeph sears.
nnholer in fad Bridaton on the fri MONDAY Of January
next and The FRA Mondays fthe i've followngmontks
from, one until Ave clock F. M each of iaid days.
FNOtII PtRLFY,
SAMUEL FARN,woarH, Cea~lFopon
JOSEPH SEARS.
~ r2~
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21
RENFVOLUS

go LorrRfponoents, ana aieaoers.
9Ss P,grm," No. 40. is unsvodaby omitted this
day.
Sundry other articles poaponcd to make om for
the Important matters contained III this DAYS Gazsttr.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21
RHrllrl,

II Falmouth by tbs Rev Mr. Msmore Capt Gre
~ urdivant, Of North Yarn uh to the amiabe Miis
D .horah York dauclter Of captan I'll lam Yo <
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21
i.sHaa4a
Sheep Loft.

CTRAYED or nolen from the Iubfcrber, about thirty
- four SHEEP on the fri Of November laG--part
OF them rked with Swallows TAI in each car, Ani
part of them with fsa W. tail in the right car, aud
half penny the upper fdc OF the eft There
were black fhecp among thrm ono of them has
white fpot he top of her head, and marked with
fwalows tail in the right and half penny on the
upper fde of the left earthree eep marked With
hole through each Whoever will give information
the Iubferibr 10 that the feep may be recovered,
ihali have dollars reward aud all nectIy ehargss
paid THOMAS PRlACE, Jun.
Nort5yaytroub, Tan =
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21

A Smoke fiouie.
THE fuhfcriher basng convenient Smoke Houfe,
will take Pork In its frefl pick ed, and
lmakc for families either in large or final quanes, on
reafonable Apply next doot 20 Mis- sally Cob
bans iLop, TO ELI PIERCE. jag ~
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21

IaKE INNII[E.
THE connection in hu!incfs under the firm Of NEAL.
I * FLETCHER, Is III is day dTolv by usl
couient-Thofc pertons who indebted 70 aid irlu,
are reqaeaeJ call aud pay The fame to Jtmts NE.L,
at his Office Fiji street where The ucbts OF The Conf
pany wil be paid.
JANEs NEAL,
TIMOTHY FLETCHER.
Poytt,r5, Tr- IA 1895.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21
FOUND.

7 EAR the head of Long Wharf, few weeks Goce,
IN FLYING il conhderlbIy worn-fhe owser
may have the fame by proving property and paying har
Dec
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21

XXI HERE AS Seaeas So fVtq witc of the ublcri, or,
w has behaved herfe in IN nnIe coming manner,
and neg ected the duties of wife this is caution al
perfons from harborint trnaipe her my account
debts of her contracting viii he paid BY aiyer
this date. DANIEL SULLIVAN
Port and Dee "a {D31
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Taken up,

aken Up,
TOY the fuhfcrSer the Cd infant, eheinut eoIorea
- HORSE, with an old Saddle and Birdie, has 20
white except fnali fpat between the Whoever
has Ion iaid Hpre, is desired prove property pay
charges. end take him away ,
". Yl,n,an.b. il u p SAMUEL. ]. ARR AREP.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21
NOTLCE.

HROWNED from en- board brig Edward, of Portland,
~ a.: Martinico in Oa isit, GEORGE CLARK,
Mae of fad brig his place OF residence iupPoGe be
Bottom Aay If his friends, lega ly authorized may
receive his effects by calling the lob(crber No.
II, Ingraham's wharf ISAAC MLtLLAN
fetfenl ~.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21

1,al; pysc,;s.;,u We have before had proofs tia;
,bc yirpoisn "a ton are Determined proicrihe all
hoie of their own party who are too independents 70
promote all rae,r inquisous mefiurcs A addition =
naauce IS furnhed The uticqaenr article from me
F,am4a'. Jeaaai demoerluc pAper' puo"pied al mi
adelpMa
.stAMss FLLlor Efq republican Is ree'osttd from
the 5 p.Uaret Of Vermont l. the Consres II the un
red States bv ycry large majority Mr. Elliot man
Of rcfpces ale talents and inform non indePeade's
n. iensimsnts and Of unimpcacht "a esrty Yer hc
h, b~en denounced bv the editor OF rue d.
cr.Iia qab Sc thcugh his f,ne Editor few mo-
AGO in giving ,te refu o the Vermont e'an decAred
tia heiIrs Elliot sc reelected 10 cont7eis--H
Rssas6esrs. strange inconhasney maa ean DC
CHANGED from fcderal republican and ir 'h re-
r,6r. an 70 fede alia bv the breath of enc Editor Of
newipapu Bur the Ca is, neithsr nir Ell ot ~ @y
ob, ns.S Of e~r e. nor any other officer or citizen j..
fate IRON dsnunsiatoo T5 soeo Dirt 11-ts'V' "9FJas
ipe-y bsvu te~ ~ vy BE- perass "ess iH7 "&'
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-15
EOR SALE or RENT,

THE large three story HOUSE in
1 which the subscriber now lives,
situate in the town of Bath, Berkeley
County this House is we'll finished and
sufficiently large to ACCOMMODATE fifty
Boarders, with servants. There is a
largv Carriage Shed. two good Xiseh-
ems, Stables sufficient to contain eiyh.
teen horses, and an excellent large Gar.
den. This property has been long occu.
pied for the entertainment Of persons re-
sorting to Bath, andis as well calcula-
ted for that purpose as any e,hrr IN this
town; if it is not sold previous to the
1st of April next, Il will then be to rent,
from one to FIVE years.
IwiN also sell
Half Lot Of Ground in said town,
calculated for. a Tan Yord, with a few
Watts on it, and never-failing Spring
Of excellent water.
Also for sale
One Tract Of Land, within mile Of
Bah, cont4ining IS acres, 3oof which
arc cleared and under good fenee-about
so ceres of this trac. may be easily con-
veted into good Meadow.
Another Tract of Land, half mile
from the Warm Spring Ridge, contain
ing 1S2 acres, subject t" the incum.
hr4nce Of lease for six wears the
whole of this tract is well clothed with
the finest Timber.
One otker Tract ef Land, called the
Lick Run, lyingon the DRAINS of Slice
py Greek, four miles from Bath, con-
tanning "a acres, al in wood, a consi-
deraL!t quantity of whith Is the most
valuable yellow pine.
The whole Of the above property will
be sold together, or separately, As may
best suit the purchaser. Theterms will
Be made easv. For further particulars
apply to the subscriber.
JOHN HUNTER.
Bath, March l, 1905.