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Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-01
Latitude forty-four degrees, by
Y4c0B1w LOG7C-A DIALOGUE

Mr. DtMo-I tell you, Mr.. Fed, all who vote for Gov
STRoNC tories, old tories ,..
MT. FED.-Why friend Demo, how can you fay that. D1
rot four hundred and eight Of the citizens of Portland vote
for him l9t wear
DzMo.Te' md they all tories, ID Old tories
FFp8ut n that number three hundred AZ leaf were
mechanics.
DfMoI don't for that, thcy all tories, ariFo-
Gratis and r-ona7chiit5.
FEhbut friend Dero, how can this be, many of them
FAY one half, not born il tory times
DE1o-I fay they are tories, and be kings, and
were tories 6efors they born.
FEDIhat can't be- their fathers and mothers were All
rcpub leans and wings.
DEMo.--A id Fedora, lie. NfUssEr'F Ron,
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-01
HALLoA. Mr.. PAINTER,

HA1LoA. Mr.. PAINTER,
A word with you--Cn Monday we
chooie officers for years crue and, they tell me-
iOme 4ndubhers to unthip cur IA Captain under
whom we've failed I'VE years. Shlver nv topia If think
the crew viii ike this Why ola rneiimate CABLE
STRONG, we've tried him, aud noyer better faaman
iwung gas IF grog, and kinder foul walked the
deck I'm willing, We lee, THAT thpe who chang
ikPPers, houLd gave tne hP; trt not word againt
o-d Cable, Or IA darkeu their dead lights.
Dut hear, that this Iandnan, that they 10 give U.s.
s deTetih cgoOked fellow that don't know rope il tie
ih' WHO k6ovS law euoush 70 take money from ide
and paaver TOR t'uthcr.
So Tumble 10 deck, meiImaes and about grog t'mc
N Monday, lcr give threr cheers FOR old federal ip
A--I1ch1Ictts, and her noble plain CALEB STRONG
TOM STEADY
l1titnHe lnnrnrs rl,rl
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-01

NIifreDrefentatcn and talihOed always employed
bv the Demos becaUie truth will erye their purpoie
In the laft Argus have plump tathood ever
was uttered by the farther Of iesWe there told
that 6yi5t-iz5y" attempted be pahed Monday
Ial ~ la-ry-rJ taeTs.s Gy1is, prevent
chanics from building huules-SuCh ridiculous ahertion
could only be made with a view influence by Ja5F5o24
iome few mechanics in tie election Mon
av and perhaps he hoped there would be chance
for the fcderaits contradict ID II WHO thee
syyver5 and pureproud ariocra aCded to a- i only
neceary remind rhe ctizeu that the queion before the
town was whether the fubect Iould be committed for
confederation until Monday meeting in order that the
crons who gina, Cd the lubec houd pave opPOrt
nv to offer their reaions in favor Of law Of that kind
how far Ill ihod extend &c This meaure being, il
believed numerically condered ineXpedient, advO
Gated il butfOme were in favor Of committing the lubect.
ernong whom were Deacon TBrsan, Major I6y and Mr..
TBoaay Afey and Mai Ilsy, particularly eKpreded his
acnt as eecman, have the article inherited in the
rant Thec then the lawyers and Pure-proud aro-
Gratis - The gentleman who originated his to the elect-
men i Mr.. T1z Ma, he then is another lawyer and
purfe-proud ariitocrat" 1t well known fact that the
federa generally oPPofd toit. Yet with unbuls
ing in,pudenee il i laid 70 be their plan
Only 10 perons Preent when the quefhon was ia
ken Would the Argus writer, who rails lawyers, altho
vopg Lrrgysr 5E aaI lF7ag bk b0g, VINO calls the
above named lawyers, pureProud ariocrats
and would be nabob intimate that the Federa in Port
land IL not exceed majority Of 10 Or has he 10 con-
teuptb,s q opinion o. the Mechanics Of Portland, as to
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-01
AN ELECTIONEERING SONG.

COME hithcr AT he Federal boys,
And Join the virtuous throDe.
Who crowd to fave their liberties,
BY giving votes to STRONG.
Let Jaco's turn and twif again,
10 eniurc their fay rite plan, MI.
Tor CROOKED work, It's very PLAIN,
They've chole the proper man.
For furcly he cln turn and twiG,
10 any form and feature
And can atiune, whene'er he In,
The ihaPc u cv'rT creature.
To day, he federal men will ioir,
Ana AL their plans admire
Tomorrow he's a Jacobin,
Quite full of zeal and Ere.
Two fdcs he'll take in any cafe,
And put the fees in pocket;
And when he's challenged 20 his face,
Refers YOU to bis docket.
Then lei the Jaco's one and all,
~ luch agree,
For If they beat, the great and hnau
Mott glorious times will fee.
But brother FederaI's Join my fong,
Ana thun their deliberate party;
For TRUTH, for VIRTUE, and for STRONG,
Let's lteadtait DC and hearty.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-01
TAKE NOTICE.

7 UST received, az EHOS. CLARK'S
Bc--7re price N CENTS. The ENPO~IrCR, ar H,-nv
~ 1cries avClcl, deineac- w Acne. Ltttrrs BE-
tween Al neud and Liz corripoudtn; >onpIidrg IRE
learned Pia llvIGhe Lady AID Ac.u1ic Temple PHI
ot Pb.cai swan Ptnetrltag spy G!>d., Optical and
and Maeodc, md va a. i,G les on 6m,r prihci-
pcs Aioa few Of tbe mJn wonderful Fets !, perfOr-
mct ~ thc at OF Itger1en in with fome ,dlctons
Ventrihquitm, nv
WILLIAM FREDERICK p+NCHBECE.
hy' -tho hll~er a"a l.eas =. o-~~ :: C5gs,
20 The artics Of Impeachment cEhihttd aEunn him ~
the tioutt ~ Representatives .! the United States
Also, Prize 37k ceats. The Defence Of 1oSzg and
MHnH, printers 70 the State. before th- Committee of
the Houle of Repre- ientatives N1yab q.
THE Co-partnerihip between us the fubfcri-
bcrs under the firm VI
STACET g FLOOD,
j. this day mutualy didol1cd All pcrfons Who have
claims againlt fid eha'e defred to prcent them-
and all Deb due iaid c0ate are e. te pjd 10 George
Stacy, who y authorized 70 receive The fame
GEORGE STACEY,
JAMES FLOOD. jr
Wltncf-TaoN,s LsA7ts ~ h,d, 11ay.5 15
M the ubfcrbers HAVING been appoint "a ~ a..
W Hon. 5 t7uei Freeman Efc Judge o. Proba "a
examine The claims agaia the tIl4e VI LEH1['EL B2l
IiNT, late of Portl nd in the county OF Cunberands
dccealcd give notice tAat Ne viii ATTEND the fard
buhles a the Office or Ehe-ez,r Nayo, Etq IL Fin
Greet Portland, the fra McrGay Of prl mi and thr
fth MonI4ys IN the AZ fotloNang months from two
O'Clock TO i've 2. VI.
EBENFZER M 'YO.
Nayrb 20 lOSHUA ROGERS.
He iubicriber hereby give public nocs 10 al Con-
1 cerned, q nc has been duly appointed, and has
taken upon Amlef the truh Atminiiatyr On The err
tdIe Of
WILLIAM PARSONS,
late n Newg'ouceGer, conntv cumberland, woman,
by giving bond The law dEcGS Re therefore requt It's
al Perlon who indebted tho laid deccaled cate
to make immediate payment and thcle who have any
demands thereon. to exhibit the lame the ublcrbtt
Il de dwelling houle Of the dcccafd III Newgoulcl-r.
-- WILLIAM PARSONS.
Dated Nc7pqkvs1ary, We-et 2S 1875.
HI fubicrlber hereby gives public noIice aITco1-
L cerned that he has been duly appointed and has
taken upon hin4f he truQ Of admidr4tO on the efre
Of ROBERT DUNkING.
late of Brunfwick i'll he comfy of Cumberland Ship
wright, cealed Fy giving bond the law directs -
he therefore rtqurts all peri rs H. Indebted u
fad deceaitd's clare t" make immediate payment -
and thoIe who have any demands thereon exhibit the
fame ARTHUR GIVEN
Dared, Na-e5 g rS-s
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-01
IA HORSE.

WAS left in TIE keeping Of The fubciberthe own
w erof which called his Oh nan Hblf The
horle Is large, 1ck and sand omew Hat ld
A Saddle sud Bride left with him Tn els the owa-
ca for the fame ia n days from this date the fame
will BE foi1 for the ben 1t Of tn keeper.
DANIEL JACKSON.
P9,1z4 E17yeB I8 1905
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-01

N
IA order 20 retutc AFtw The fthuod, Of our on,o
aents are induced anticipate Nlontays Da6ar
-ud thereby give al opportunity 10 town uhicr bers
read aud Riae Tor themlelyes S. audacous and
vcNtd are the maize 5resEtatious the dtlnu,atso mean
oad u4uithtbe their conduct thar houd dee. It an
saTtJh4Ae take the caret oppor:notv OF ex,oin
n "a Aud W. -tlby indulge tIp nope llt our pages
cout-na complete .eutapn IF l the C-n1ers lul Cur
P-eeut chfct 7rae We ,lvJe an 10 read with 4ften
:an5 ~ decide with imp lrlvl tu devote TITS EVEN
NG an making ~ th' MINDS for theiu zion to
> d-t-.-.cl oa N.@5Ay Ia oar columns ,ll BE found
Ea ABE auiwer to the 4I-itcn Way .A4l yOu vue Tor
coz strong f-sIo a candid appeal TO III moderate and
t,lghtII hen-tJEether with The lrunge teRmuuies a.
f4It tne tie Inilnutons ot the c-oIc;c1g >raJters
u che dAy-C,tilens YOU b. led by fae and
ni'mmatory adj -L-s We therefore yud to read
iCipe, and at as becomes trccaen.
C4Sfls- Ole, S-h4,4lr, DZyeb 80.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-01

believe that ther re- the durc; Of ch puere fnood
that they can be gucd belief ha becaaie the gen
eman above alluded 10, aad Others wihed to guard F
street agan the dangerof fire. they win Gov
sAo g. but deert their hOneA principles and give their fur
ferings to Judge Sullivan;
0as zo50 Hvss II q 7gg.1rs ba4j..
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-01

More Fyani in tb' Pg?5Tss-Since our la1, additional
complaints have reached # the noPPa IF papers
the mail routs Is there no to pu II this mot
mnjuit and ungenerouS practice Surevit fhe duty of
The sohmaGer General, inquire into uch condu 3 and
punilh the ofcndcrs
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-01

Tl' Et'Hary sf5s PRINT Adnir.srofeA ate paper has
lated the net proceedings Of the Pohocs III tie United
sae' for 1907 to be upwards OF < ya o. zays and
the net proceeds Of the fame in SO4 De lets THAI fourteen
t5oioHd @Ha from the hltern-nss of thy pUlt-oices
ID this town and Vicinity and IL every winch we have
heard Of the Of the individual Offices have Ll
0th4f hnce 1901. To what's it owing il no. time 70
ar z babo5e? hb.IAfl &c The tsgifg7 ,? Or arc all
theie considerations uperccded layor modern poti-
cal economy? DUFRIsr.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-01
10 oe fold ar Public auction,


On WednefLay tie tJ7eent5 Of May next, at 4 Of
TIE eIark, P. NJ al re b54f n mr.. Staect, inn
holder, III GSrbam,
a BOUT sIXHUNDRED ACPFs OFLAeJD. wing
~ i'll Baldwin within three mile, of S4haro Pond
with good cream rinnng through the fame with one
lawai il gooa repair and privilege fnr two more -
Said and u generally covered with eIcrent White Pine
and Red Oak, Timber. The pae has bter eeirn3ted
bomakc % coo OF Boards -'T hc condtOns Nj sale
VIII be made known the time & 3 ace of 5ae- For
further particulars inquire OF ENOCH PERLEY, Efa or
TYLER PORTER. near the prcmilte.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-01
XXJHEREAS SAMUEL ROLFF. M

IA yHEREAS SAMUEL ROLFE, nv
Wv hufaandlhas ported ne IA Tie public paper. IL
having left nj, bed ana hoard &c This is to give 10
tce, that inead # having quit him having deviated
from the duties Of cartfu wife he left me wthout
informing OF bis intention with imaA Children
ana without any thing 10 !uPp"rt them
March ID. ANNA ROLFF
p. S. n the Advertisement above mentioned was not
written by the iaid samuel any one viii coufcr on me
an % ignition by informing who i the P6ron, thar has
thu attempted % isjure ny reputation. A. z.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-01

There are fome worthy induRrious citizens
who are 70 far from bullying thcmlelves IN pohti-
cal iquabbleS, that they can hardly Be prevailed
upon TO 60 10 town meeting at an Now this
Is very we'll in common times, becaufe :hinCs
will generally 60 along well enough without e.
cry ones turning out. Bur at fuch time a;
the Pretent, when 20 good man is to be turned
out 10 make way FIR iuch man as the attorney
General, it would Dc criminal to neglea ones
privileges.
f Day fpent TO chocfe virtuous ruler IS no
great atf4ir. bat not even half day is required
in this town one half hour being enogah for
any man to 90 and put in his vote, let him live
where he will in town. More than this, not
minute need Be taken from work The poll is O.
pen till half palt one-thereforc every citizen
as he goes from work to his dinner, may fep up
to the Court houie and put in mis- vote, and per
haps his Fagie cate viii determine who is to Re
governor. All lie has to do is to eat bis din
! ner in rather greater hurry than ufu4l, but
| with better appetite from his wak--and per-
| haps he will lmoke one pipe or legar the le1s
after dinner. Now If the privilege Of voting
for governor is not worth pipe Of tobacco,
then let Sullivan If he pIeale, be governor,
and then we ihall Be burnt as well as fmoak-
ed. QUIZ.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-01

All the little lies and ininuatiors Of tie demo-
Gratis a6aina the Hon. MeiIs CUSHING and
SIORER, cannot have effect on any rational
and thinking man-And we trait the relult of
The election will prove that they are Till wor-
thy the confidence Of every
INDEPENDENT VOTER.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-01

The piece il the lat Argus, fgned One zyLo oae
FtrziF (gho1 fuPppoie Be Mater Prentiis know
ing other who pretended to be Federaf, and mas
turned demOcrat on the lubect of cur annual town
meeting, lat Monday, is ike every thing pubfhed in
that paper, calculated and izez1sd milead thoe who
have understanding enough zee through the mierabe
m-And the editor PAYS tie 5igb complainant the mechan-
rs of this luPpoe they capable Of being de-
ceived BY he although themeans Of detecting nne-
diatev before their face itaed thai major lLsLFY and
Deacon IHSAsHER ordered i'll the rear make way
for LAWYERS and that this was alone by the "
b. fad a7 majority of the citizens of Portland
Now, Fellow Citizens, mark how Tan tale lhau pun
them down.
1he feIcra,s did contemplate dhange IN the body
cftelectmen for although Major Hlly chofen lait
Spring a djUlrned meeting, by about Thirty votes
yet the federals having perOnal objections hin.
placed him upon their liz, with the ref Of the lat years
fcecmcn. lie could therefore have uuquefonably been
choen had not the democrats attempted to 1b BY Ef
B7aar the controu Of the board Of leecmen by pa-
cling minority oftheir party in that off e. contrary the
ene Of three Ourths Of the Inhabitants Of the 1t
being underitood that lifts circulating, with the name.
Of three democratic gentlemen aud only federas and
that early attendance of their party enoned,
nlure its luccesthe 'ederas, in ef defence ~ were
obliged to change their meaiures, and complete lit OF
fedetas and the reult lewed that had they done
this the minority ~ ac3bnc contrivence, would have
governed the maioryor the Democratic whole lift came
within eight votes choice Thus you fee fellow citi-
his pray, for ben the board of SeIettmen
where the ederas would have very cheerfuy placed him
hadnot the fOOih plans OF the other party prevented
Oy-Wbo are the t-ya T7-pyev il the board Of Select
men Mr. Bradbury i lawyer and from the choise the
will enjoy the iervces OF of great attention
ulue and sufficient eifu>e devote him1ef the
duous and improbable bvGneis Of Seettman.
1hercis no other lawyer i'll the board, though the Argus
writer ees 70 nA there two, his observations apply
the Selcctnen
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-01
EBENFZER MAYO.
lOSHU \ ROGERS.

He Iubicrber hereby give pulIic notice al con-
ctrned, Il ne has been duly apPointer and has
taken upon Aimlef the tah AcmiuitratUr On The ef-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-02-28
Ny MOTHER.

VXTHO fed re from her gentle breaa,
Wv And huih'd ne In her arms 70 rei,
And on my check fSeet kites preai
My Mother.
When ilcep fo,fook my open eye
WHO ess it fsng fSeet lullaby,
And rookie Inc that fheoi not cry .
My Mother.
Who lat and watch'd my infant head
When leeping on ny cradle bed.
And tear. Of i.eet af:etion fhsd
My Mother.
When pain and fickneis made me cry,
Who gaz'd upon my heavy eye
And wcpt Cor fear that lhouh die
My M,ther.
Who drsl'd my doh in clothes 70 gay.
And taught nc pretty hoV TO play,
And minded all I'd GOT TO FAY
Ny Mother.
Who ran 10 help ne when fell,
Aad would iomc pretty tory fcli,
Or kills the place to make il we'll
My Mother.
Who taught my infant lips TO pray,
To love God, holy Book and D'y,
And walk in wiidom's picalant way
Ny Mo,her.
Hnn can ever ttSN w w
AGettiocste and kisd 10 thee,
Who va, % very kind 10 me.
Nv M,,her!
An! no-ihe thoughi cannot bear,
And if God plesfe my life TO fPare,
I hope ihsll reward thy care,
My Mother.
When thou art feeble. ole. and grey.
MY healthy arm ihLl be thy h,y,
And viii foothe thy rs0s a.sy,
My Mother.
And when fee thee hang thy head.
Twin bc my turn 10 wAsch ihy bed,
And tears OF fwest affection ihed,
Ny Mother.
FOR God who lives above the fkes,
Would look with vengeance in his eyes,
II ibou,d ever dare deiPilc
My Mother.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-02-28

and eafy of digeaion and does not ir
ritate the nerves of weak perfons OF
caule vigilance.
The following is the mode of pre-.
pairing it:
Walh raw potatoes clean, cut
them into fmall fquare pieces of about
the iize of an halle nut, put them in.
TO broad din 0. pm, fet them in a
temperate ltove, or in an oven after
the bread is drawn, fir them frequent
ly TO prevent them from iiicking to-
gether, in order that they may dry re-
gularly: When they are perfectly
dry, put them into dry bag or box
fecure, and they will keep for any
length of time.
When they are to be ufed they
mult be roalfed in the fame manner as
coffee, and ground in mill or redu-
ced to powder in mortar.
Small potatoes are as good as
large oneS--the potatoes generally
conGdcred Of the WORT kind, are bet
ter than the meaIy,and the ikins & par
ings are bef of all.
1t is hoped none will PREJUDICE
this recommendations trial will con-
firm what may appear TO lome to be
doubtful. TAur.
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II go0d jnbRitme j0r Coffee.

Frugality, in domeltic expences,
is virtue, which ought to be pra6tii-
ed by the manager of every family;
but more particularly, at this inclem-
eut leaIon, when commerce itagnates
in our ports, the mechanic is thrown
out of employment and the necellaries
of life at 70 high price as to be OBJ
tanned only with the greateit difficulty,
and when the poor are preeiuded al
together from many of them. Every
difcovery, therefore, that has tend.
ency to ameliorate the condition OF
the poor and the labourer, and add to
their comforts, is of value, AID ought
to obtain public fantion.
The article, eggse, few years
back was looked upon as a luswy,
but is now con6dered, from the great
ule made Of il, as one OF the neeeBa-
yjes of life. The'prioe is now nearly
double what it wasin the year '95, &
continues to rife; a lubiti,ute tor cot
fee would, therefore, be great deflde-
ratunr To iociety-- Many articles have
been tried, but, ilot aniwering the pur-
poie, have been relinquiihed.
The potatoe is found 10 reiemble
coffee in ,alte, f,nell and colour more
than, any fubititute that has been tried,
few perlons can diliinguiih one from
the other; beiides which it poheiies
other properties and circumstances
which ought to recommend it to gen.
cral ufe. Ii is one OF our cheapetl
and moft plentiful vegetables beiidei
its eheapnefs, it may be obtained in al
places and in any quantity, nor art
we dependent OIL foreign commerc'
for it. This fubititute tor coffee fit
light on the nonach, is nourilhinl
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-02-28
BOARDING HOUSE.

THE fubicriber hereby ioforms his frierd'
X and the Pobiic 10 general, that he Ia, rc-
moved 20 Wnywd, and occoPies that ipae'oul
and plsaiantly dtuated Houfe. the property OF
Ms. Oi.Vs, SbiSi, iirediy oppolc 80 the dwell.
lius hoaic OF Dapirf e. UpAkc, where be
uia receive ssaoenu ios the WsdSaAgtea Aead-
emy 20 board, a, Ore Dollar and Fsry CeRtS
per week. including lodging. wzihirg, Sc.
He viii all, be pleaied TO scconGois'e
Gentlenco add Ladies who may Wifi Wexford,
with board, lodging. SC. on the mott resionabic
,erms.-He viii ule his bcR endeavon 10 pay
every necsiIa'y attention, aod his u'moit exer-
lions 10 plesie. aud every favor daily acknow-
lodged by their obedienr fervsut,
WESTGATE WATSON.
Wickfgrd, IN. KngtfssUxl Asrl Z, Sol.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-02-28
GEORGE THOMAS,

C0-frt7iomr. Di6iil,,, and F,mt P,sftroer.
" AS for Sale the following Articles, viz.
4 box and caik raGns; figs; almonds IN
hcilj pruuss; cuuao1; natnegs; Cloves
Cinnamon aifpicc black and Cayenne pepper |;
ginger; muitard; fpice histen teas; coffee |;
cocoa fhells chocolate No. and 2, prepared
with and without vanilla brown, powdered &
loaf fugar; Codial; OF all kind, ginger pre-
ferve,.--Ao aGortment OF Preferved F'oiis IN
brandy, olives, anchov'cs, pea nuts; bet From
,iguiac. Sherry, Tenperiffe and Maaga Wines !;
Sifrup, already prepared for punch, fspcSior to
any COMMONLY ufed III and 4th proof Jamsica
Spirits, q Ap,igua Ram beR Spsniih Seean !;
with an elegaot aGortment Of Glsis & Crockcry
WARE, which he is determined to icll very
lox.-Puhttual attendance aud the fmallcR IA
vors grasefOlly acknowledged.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-02-28
LAsg' WEEKS OMISSION.

We perceive al error Ia, crcp, into mum
her Of Respectable papers. rcipeting GgoRcR
CLrnToN. jun. Efq. The gentleman who has
lately been elected Member OF Congfei, from
ihe d;a.id of New York. III, fated that he is
the fon Of The late Governor Clinton and Vice
PfeGjen, eeet of The United Statcs---a, thii is
not the cafe. we take the liberty of correcting il,
Mr. Clinton is ,he ion Of Gen. Jamrt Chsfos,
o. Otmge county. brother TO the late Governor
Clinton. Editors of newspapers Who have fallen
into th, error, may probably think II worth
their while to correti it. Aibay Reg.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-02-28
THOMAS ID. STALL,

INFORMS his friends, and the public in gen.
4 eIai, that he has ict TO running very
hanGiome Coachee. for the purpoie OF accom-
modating Ladies and Gentlemen. who with TO
ride for pleaiurc. They may be afurcd OF md
ing remarkable eafy, and with the grcatea tste-
y, IS Mr.. Samxl Plaee twho IL veil knowa
as an able and experienced drivcr) will take
charge of the carriage. Ii viii always be ready
TO SO to any place required. either for lhort OF
long diitance. By making leafouable application
at the Store of the faid 7Ib0mz, ID. SfaiI, in
Thames Street, where the books will be kept
and the firit name entered will have the prefer
cnce The price will he a. ufual, according to
the dffancc. Ne7D;o,t, May. 80, 1904