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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-21

YINDicATfoN OF MR. JEFFERSON,
No. w.

mo. Nv.
1T was fhortly after this period
that Mr.. Jefferion repaired to Mont
cello, two or three miles from Char
lortfville, where the Legislature haf
determined 10 meet in the early par,
of June. His office was on the poin,
OF expiring, but the contribution ol
his fate had Gill authorized him to
ierve during third year. Aetuated
by the mott laudable motives, howev.
er, his friends determined not TO
bring him forward as a candidate
Ceniure had been pafed upon his ad.
miniitration by thofe, who were ur,-
acquainted with his meafures and the
fate OF the country. They had even
declared that il was incumbent upon
the legillature to make formal cn-
quiry into his conduct. Under thrfc
circumstances the friends of Mr.. Jef-
terion refolved TO make no exertions
to re-eleef him. They wiihed TO fec
the menaced enquiry made, and even
an impeachment purfued and they
were unwilling to throw any obfacles
in their way by invefaing Mr.. JeGer.
fon with the dignity and influence of
fuch an office.
"lt is not true then, as Mr.. Tur-
ner has aferted !; thai Mr. +. did
6 forward his reGgnation to the ai-
fsmbly," and that "the abdieation of
1t is true only, that Mr.. !. after. hay
ing ferved during two entire years,
was unwilling to accept of the appoint
ment during the third year, and that
the motives of this determination, did
not fpring from any fear of encount-
ering the perils of the iituation, shut
from defire of promoting a legina.
tive enquiry into his conduct. That
fuch was really, the motive of his de-
termination, we can eitablifh by the
mott satisfactory evidence. We can
prove it by the following certificate of
the venerable Judge Tyler |; for every
man deferves to be called venerable,
who has fpent a long life in the fer.
vice of his country. We can prove
it by the journals of the houfe of del
egates, which we have ranfacked IN
vain for Mr.. Jefferfon's letter of refig-
nation, or for the flightea hint that
may eltablilh the faa, but which fur
nifhes us with the real motives of his
conduit in the refolution which fol-
lows below.
! "Mr. Jefferfon finding at the end
Of the fecond year of his adminiftra-
ton, in 1881, that fome people were
difeontented with his conduit with re-
fpea to Arnold's and Cornwallis's in
vafons, declined offering for the Of
fee of Chief Magiitrate, but neither
refgned nor refuied the acceptance of
of it. His particular friends, howev-
er, expreaed with to appoint him a.
gain but on its having been moved
that an enquiry fhould take place at
the fucceeding feflion into the conduct
of the executive for the laif year no.
thing more was faid on the fubjeet,
but gen. Mellon, who then was at the
head Of the Militia, was elected gov
ernor. Mr.. Jeferfon was lent to the
adembly in the fall or fpring follow
ing, and there called on the houle for
the threatened examination in very
handfome addrefs; but by this time ey-
en- thofe who thought him cuIpsble
began to think otherwife on cool re-
aeaion and a better information, and
the houfe by general vote, directed
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-21

their fpeaker. who did il accordingly
IN awarm and atieetionate manner.
/ The appointment of gen. NeiItn
was at Stauntdn, where sthe ailtmbIy
FAT. Mr.Jefsrfon believe was ioc6
afrer fern 10 Corgtetssi and ffon,
thence to france, vlisir 'Ht continu-
ed feven years. diTchshiRs his I'M
| rortant affairs highly t6the'intsrc.tof
his country, and greatlytd the lans-
faction ofthe government Of Ffance.
"JOHN 'rYLEN."
Richmond. Sept. s, I8cs
General Nelion'was elected got-
ernor on the Iaih of June, i79f.
On the ee,y Jame aay this relolttion
appears on the Journals ofthe houfe
ofdslegates. fslils ape
s Rejolasd, Thar at the next fef-
fion of aHembly an enquiry b. made
into the conduct of the executive of
this State for the laft twelve.months."
"No man who examines the bent
and bearing of this relolution can be
any longer at lofs for the feaions of
Mr.. Jeterfon's conduct. No man
can hereafter attribute his withdraw
ing from the Office of governor to a
daliardly. and puiiIIanimous fpirit.
His friends in the legillature,
whilft they admirsd the modelty and
the magnanimity Of his temper, ex-
tended their confxience to the com
mandcr, whom he had preferred for
his fucceiior. They thought with
hhllII,ii him iihaf pBh@eeigiAr me lame hand:
would greatly add to the fuccefs Of
the operations of the war and with
i,thot't. that The military genius of
gen. Mellon was luflicient to enttle
him to this diainguiihed honor. Gen.
NeIfon was therefore fee6ted as the
fucceiior of Mr.. Jeiferion. This ap-
pointment took place on the 18th of
June, as will appear from the follow
ing extraet from the journals OF the
houie of Delegates.
",Tuefday June Iath, 1881: Re-
folved that Thomas Mellon. jun. Efq.
be appointed governor or chief Mag
iltrate of this commonwealth for one
year; he having been 10 seisetedby
Joint ballot OF both houiss ol ar-tn-
bly, TeA,
]. STEW ART, c. II. d.
About the middle Of May, Lord
Cornwallis at the head of the main
fouthern army, had formed q junction
with Arnold, who had become ioie
commando. Of his detachment fnce
the death of Phillips at Petersburg.
Before this fuperior force, the Mar
quis de la Fayette was obliged TO re-
tire from bis petition at Richmond
The Engliih then croGed the James
river, and marched up into the coun-
try about fifty miles from the capital.
and within thirty of Charlnttefville,
where the Legislature was holding their
ieflion. IL appears from the letter of
Governor Jeferfon, dated Charlotef-
vile, May 18th that the combined
army amounted to 7oco regular
troops, while that of the Marquis de
Ia Fayette did not exceed three thou
fand and that there was no poiiibili-
ty of encreafng that number from the
want Of arms, which had bsen ient
from Rhode-Illand, but had not YET
arrived. In the fame letter Mr.. JET
ferlon urges the necedity of diiPatch-
ing Gen. Warrington with the north.
ern army to the relief of Virginia, and
mentions that tho his " Office would
expire in few days by the essHifufion,
fill as a private man (be) fhould de-
rive great confidence from his pre-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-21
TO BE SOLD,
BY SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,

Af f's. 10, o. ne Ferry Nbs,f, btisso Market
Sqna,e.
SO Hhds good retailing Molafes,
60 do. do. Nee Run,
A few Hhd'. Antigua & Jamaica Rum,
A fe~ pipe. Holland Gin,
TieSces ncw Rice.
40 Boxes Hand Soap,
SEQ Bufheis cid Germ,
80 Bcre, If quality mould and aip'd tallov
Candies,
20 Bbs. prime Beef in good order FOR Chipping,
90 Bb.. me6 Beef.
Cables Of any dimenfon, and Cordsge Of any
6ze can be had on the ihorteft notice,
A few pieces Ravens Deck,
Soodry D.elIios. HOsfss in digsrens parts Of
the Town. r-r t
EsssfSu, Oa. 9, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-21

Nov Landing. at Long Wharf. the Cargo Of
The fhip GEORGE wAiHIksros. from
81. Pete ciibufsh.
Co.6f1s If
90 Tons Clean Hemp.
4s q 90 do' old. old Sable st I'o"' Is "a, bars.
IS DO. old do. do. Allotted, 1, !, and 1
inches fauar-.
4 do. Yei'oS T.ilow,
do. Flax.
Eadsa s-,s@. D. - -----
.,salisy. Ter 2sIe. 6y
(, SIMEON * EDWARD MARTIN,
For Cafh or snqasfiooable Notes, onLy, at
either Bsnk. -
Newport. Oaober 81. isos.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-21
TERMS OF 4Hs REPUBLICAN.

er To fubfcribers in town. where the papes,
elf delivered, Two Dlllarss per annum-oae
half in advance, or the whole at the end Of FIX
months.
In the country. by cafusl Conveyance, One
Dollar Fifty, Gents per annum--the whole 20
b. paid on !ablcribing.
To diitant fubferibsrs. by mail. Two DOL
ara per annun--ps,aole in advance.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-21

NOTICE u hereby given to the Cfediton
In Of fhe efate Of Wiil,asr 7HL,,tbef. Mer-
chsnt. late Of Newport, deceaie4s .rcpreient-
cd infolvent, that the Cosrt nf Pfcba,e ct the
town Of Newport have allowed 6x months from
,h;s dase, to exhibit their clsims sgsinft faid
efaie TO the ondefliened CommlIioncss, who
will receive the fame at their reflective dwell
ings az any time within faid ierm.--No claims
will be received unleh properly atfeied.
JOHN SLOCUM. I Commit
JOHNM. MANSFIELD, ! EenfD.
IN per!oas indebted 10 iaid eaa,e. arc re.
queaed 60 make immediate payment 10 either If
tire iubieribers, or to Sally M. Smith, at the
Store ef Ms. T,lisghaR whole receipt will be
. complete difchsrge.
WILLIAM MOO2E,jr ! x,-:u,t
CALEB 4 REEN. n"m''9'
STEPHEN CAHoONE, "''''''
FteDterf, 7fb O6eS<r, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-21
Winter Arrangement.
From Grotor.Bank 20 Narrsganisr-fsr,y, IN
TO Rhode. lland.

T EAvES Naragsuies-Fc Ferry. on Wednei-
H. days, at one o'clock. 2. N. Arrives az
Groton- Bank on Thuritays, az one o'clock,
p. M. Leaves Groton- Back on Fridays, At
eieh, o'clock. A. NJ. Arrives st Narrasssiet
Ferry, on Saturday at twelve o'clock
For psTage, in faid Stage, apply to Mr..
9b,mas 7o.oztnk. atthe Cofae-Houie, or TO
MIR. S4mxsi Carr. a, the FerIy.H osie, IN New
port.
Each paE:nger pays four Dollan from Ferry
to Ferry, allowing fourteen pouod' hsgesge.
All fsvors will be gratefully received, by
their humble fervant,
AMOS GARDINER.
Soxtb- KixeJfszUn, On. as. 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-21
Elizabeth Tillinghaif,

No. 49, Street, - y
u ESPECTFULLY iniorn. m. public, and
IN her friends 10 particular. thar ihe inteods
TO follow the fame Inc OF br6nsfs Of her late de-
cesied hSib md. 10 tne pica6ne hope, that with
'he aid OF fymps,hiz'ng and generous public,
fhe fhs! be easoied TO fcppatt add edscaac her
namsrous fia-sy cfyospg .chiidfen. This inn
pos,ant daty. fnce the death OF beloved hui-
band having devoivsd apon her. (he earnsifly To-
',cis the patronage otthe triebds Of the ' fi4eps
and tbs ssibvIcb." AZ 81
She has on hand a jniicious feleteion of
@ 90 D 5,
And fhortly expetts an ADDITIONAL fuppiy.-
Thole who lnay be diipoied 70 favor her 9Th
their ecaom, may depend upon having every
articlcin her lioe Of bubntk. on as ,esfonsblc
terms as can be purchaird IN the Slatc. The
fmsiIea favor gra'etaiIy acknowledged.
NsSpors. Od. 9. ,SoS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-21
| will Sell


HSOe far Haie, ar i5sr Store No. Is. BGnjlr,'
WhSv.
FOURTH proof JAMAICA RUM,
4 holland GENEVA,
ALtCANr BRANDY,
SUPERFlNE FLoUk.
RYE & BUCK WHEAT, do.
POWDER, per caA.
SHOT. by the bag,
ROSlN. by the bb'.
Ship aud Plot BREAD, by the qsan,ity,
Ready made COLOURS. differenr kind..
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-21
Charles G. Hofkins & Co.

INFORM their friends ard the public, that
4 they hsvetskcn the Store No. ia. sud iIs,
Thames Street, where they offer for faie,
, Tons of Hemp,
Rufsa Duck,
Ravens Te.
Ruilia Sheeting,
e Bar Iron. Nk m
Mn, A general aGor,nent Of Wssr IwprA
Gooos, SHIP CBArpLERv, ssd CRocx-
ERY. NN sN
Newport, GA. 81, 1895. IF
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-04

e7O eyy 6mstimej IS nafnrs 10 RIFF e,vor
Is al4ooys g'org,'- fad the luxurious WAsa.Nc-
Tos, as he extended his hand to man whom
lie had offended, and acknowledged he had been
in tire wrong Did we feel the truth of this
fcntrnent, and fee the noblenefs Of fuch con-
dua. how much dfpuring, contention aud
wrangling night be avoided--how much our
happinefs might he increafed. But inftead of
oonfeiling and retraaing our fault, as did the
magnonimous w AstnMGroN, how many of US,
after we have diicoverd our errors, fill cherili
them. and roll them, as fweet moriels, under
our tongues Our pride reifts the idea of ac-
knowledging that we have been deceived or du-
ped, and we had rather per6it forever in the
wrong, than confefs we have ever been in it.
Such obftinacy j., however, in the higheif de-
gree cenfurabe. We are all liable TO be led
aitrav by the crrours of our own imaginations,
or the fallhoods, INTERPRETATIONS and artihccs
of our fel.owmcn.-ll his liability is the common
lot of humanity. 1t is no crime 1t is no
Efsrace. But after mature reflection, or bet
ter information, has Uncovered to US our errour,
then il is both criminal and difgraceful not to
abandon it, and embrace the truth. Let thofc
who nave been. deceived by artiu and defigning
men, and WHO have been hitherto prevented BY
a ta5c Frame from acknowledging the deception,
and turning from the errour of thsir ways, rc-
member the fayng Of WAsHINGToN, " TO err
i5maia.es. il nature 70 'effyy esroar is afquayt
gly."
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-04

Prize dollar bamgam.!3 bound dthars per <OssnJ
TuRNrRs EFITOME OF
BOOK-KEEpING BT DOUBLE ENTRY.
Ueirearsa a lifted lie taeui and ssm3,e6s1f faoy
SeLeei So. ami ycatt dsfgas1 FIR TIE Mtsean.te In.
Comprihng Systematic ana uaerrirg ru for the month
ly fatenents Of Books. wc thoe for opening
Quoting, aJjuhng and song then; With exp pat;ons o.
Theory and exhibitions. oi t-aGce, rendered eafy the
lma'ica capacity Ind calculated nitzte them in the
principles, aud to make them perfect the Rules by
itte practice
To which i added. Ru'es for keeping RETAIL BOOKS
by bouBIG ENTRY without altering the Proeeis Of sin
SIC Entry IN the DayBook Journal iors aies Of Mtr
chaode by which half rho with it iaved, and
the Ledger txoneraed ON, items rendered prompt
and iufs oof of monthly Balances and annual profits.
The mo eafy, concfr and fae way of calculating any
of per ceutun,, and efpecaly that of In'erea tx
per cenSum per annum exhibited by comparison
The above syNem and prt,crbel uies have been ex
am'ned and highly approved by the moa udicous Mer-
chants and above all have been proved TO hs perfectly
adequate the pruttfed Objects ipec6ed in the title BY
the numerous a!s that have been e,The author IS
theori-what he offers the fnble the re-
fut OF thirty years actual experience accountant
az Booksellers fuPplied in fleets, or
bouDd II the uualdifc AMI t6w) Urc. a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-04
SAMUEL WYMAN.
JOSHUA WyMAN
IKE NOTICE.

THOSE Towns ia the Common ath of uaG,eb,-
teus, that have neei:Eied to prov ic Weights and
Neafnres for town landards, agrceabie TO ~ are ba
fine OF barfs9)oi dy-and the State - -,
dcharge his dury win he under the neeeity of nut,;n
the law IN force. uale they fuppy M mielrcs irnfa;
ateiy therefore. ro-thc accommodation of thafr er
aien tovnsia rhis part Of The ConRoaneaith he III
oerutld he aorc OF the iublcriber, in s,rouna,-
complete sctts Of
Standard Weiggfs ani Meakaret,
wii'eh will e DC ',ereds the i4u prsss they are fS.l
10 soioa. JOHN GoRDosr
E.I@s4i6, d.. 81.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-04
VIII be fold at Auction,

On "WEDNESDAY, tie 2otb day Of Feb next.
sth. DwsgaptoaG Of THOMAS PECK, in Po,t'ana at
.ftbs eieat IN ar ee,nos" ba he ido'0'rg Its S
LAND u Summer viS-
MO II, in 9th range No. s, in cd range,
IN No -, in 9Th range, No. 3, in 7th
rangc-an in Hartford, No. IS, in 4th range,
No 2, in 9TH range, No. II, in 9Th range,
No 8, in 9th range, No. 3. Gore, No. 8,
iii 9th range, and No. 6, III I'd. range.
Conditions one half csa in months and half in
months with nte eft fen 7.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-04
g;slsaai.p.


sFon re fsp'FWl.
PARODY on HAMLETs soLuocUY
To fnoke or not 10 frnose tha, i. the Gacfon |;
Whether It's hotter to ahjure the habit,
And trad th- WARNINGS OF icribhins Doctor,
q. buy az once a boz # hea Hao na.
Aud, ten dag genuine them ! To fmokc--to pun
Nay more. to wade tic tender fabric CT the lungs.
Ana iiit conlornptcn au,l the th,uiand ills,
The praaiee ;eads TO ii. confirmation
DifcrectIy to be fl,uap'd To feoNe--to puff
10 Puff perhaps TO eozc ay. there's the rub
For in thar dozng Nate We thirty grow;
And having burnt the tube Up Dump.
We mutt have drink--ari that esne
We modern youth are actn' d 10 fort life
For wlo caa bear tofee! his mouth parchd up,
His throat like whalebone ard bis ehe;i exh an!tea,
His head turn guiady and his nerves unaruns,
When he himfelf misht drench thefe ls away
With wine or brandy '--sWho would live in fnoke,
AID. pine and 6cken tn fecrei potion,
But that the Dire d of breaking otr rule
Prefcribei by faibion (whofe controlling will
None dGohsgt) puzzles anfhi,ous youth,
End nizkee us rather fear those Ills we feel
And Others, tia; the dostor warns US Of
Thus cunon does make fpeesres of US all
And dis the native hue flour complexion
T. hekyd DER With pale, confCmp,ive cali.
The appetite, "a iofs ct greater moment
Pa I'd by the weed; and the dgcaive powers
Loofe all their action
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-04
. Handfome Rand in Neqogtazrsftr we'll III

!, Handfome Rand in NeqogbarsFsr wei h'ua
Y red either FOR Tavern Trsaing. or NeehAh'ee'
,e.fs IL ,,pit. Of eiaht acres OF Land -coaFeoeut
Houle-Ba,n. Stab q. &c 1T il on the eouoty rn'a
about nj & fson Cray Meeting houirr ana one en-.
hall rom nrwsouceier Il Ia. flty fest biiidns 4'n
ing calculated for k;c en- or n'op ano. Nc !" "'eN
Oh ,crrs II Good mories and tIg land IA yenng or
chard COED well Of water &c ----iaher@ cree" W.
be Given for part payment -For fuF'her h'oFnls''oa
,nnv to the Printer or the fubfcribcr CT he ptems.
sPf ~: !. -. e. DAVID STEELE.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-04
NOTICE.

THE fubfcribeT, intending 70 fc'''ose a.. s..
1 ,h;s town in March nen, rcquets al p ,hare
a-bed to him to make ,,umedA'e pAy"ea' s'"
who have demands 70 cali on him idr i.de M he
He offers for fale his Store h.uaseo neat ~. -
flaw mArkc, Norhy4rrncnth with an acre sua :" -"
land bltn, sc. 90 reafen.ble terms spPs 'ycaFyf.
~
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-04
1000 DOLL ARS--freef from deduction

TICKETS S doll. 50 CTS. Quarters |
4 60, in the Fourth Clafs AMOSKEA3 CANAL
LOTTERY which pohtvcy commences drawing IN Bogoa
en- Friday next tie day Of February for faie at
1HOMfS CLARK'S
Fortunate Lottery Ot5EErs, Fi@a,eet, Pe,tlaoa =
where have been fold b. eide number of lower prizes
One Capital prize of
FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS, ~ The
AMOSKEsG CANAL LOTTERY
Two prizes Of FIVE hundred dollars each, in tbs
: Soutb Hsddey Canal Lottery,
And one prize of five hundred dollars in the
Pifatagaa Bridge Lottery,
which has jua 6nhed drawing at Bottom.
- Adventurers remember this, and ap-
ply for Tickets, before they all fod.Prizso taken
III ymcn Jar. %
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-04
ACCOUNT BOOKS.
THOMAS CLARK, has for fale, at

L his 3, oknore neaty oppoG.c the Esaa7 as f.Ees',
Fy35fres fs'iians, large and geacrsl afor"ent OF
81 NIX ADD ACCOUNT BOOKS
Double AMI fage cd Leisers-Wafe. Books--Dav-
Books, &c &c made Of cd paper and (frsngy bound
LeqOiE- Bridgwatcr Collection Of Muic--Vtase Hair
mony, &c. choo Books of dcsriptiohW alll,,
Mercantile Arithmetic, is0 ition-Aim snacks, Regii-
ter, &c aud general sfertment of
BOOKS IS STATi0NERr-z psstias a.d Rsteik
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-04

NOTICE..
CAMUEL WYMAN, informs his friends and
= cuaomcrs, that he has taken his brother Ecsnua
Wy~As into partnerhip with Inn, aud that the MO.
ROCCO SHOE-MAKfNG bufnefs will in future be car
r'ej on under the firm OF 5. < WYMaN, and ioi cts
the continuance Of their favors
SAMUEL WYMAN
JOSHUA WFMAN
S. & J. WYMAN, acquaint the Ladies of
hs town AID its vicinity thai they have taken thap
N Main rect, nr'rly cppohtr Msinr Pecks Coffee
souc, wheie they n,cud n,4nnsa aurng Ladies Moroc-
Kid Leather, Satin and stuff slippers cut aud made
IN rho newell ta.sion. with Isaan ack, wcrtcmaerg
and Spring Heels
Also Cork and Walking Shoes executed 10 the neat.
en- manner
From the many YEARS experience IN the above hndncfs
they hitttr 1hemf.ves theY give ample aiisfa on
thole who my honor then, with their fsvnr,
- Al orders in the line OF their profefon attended
70 with ruattuslity I'm "a
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-04
PERPETUAL. ALMANAC.

JUST pabiiifsd, aud FOR fsie a.
Thomas Clark's Bai-esre,
Fl-ilreet Portland (price dollar aagls--e dollars
per dozen)
Gaalgs Perps5aal .dio,anaek.
fy which, nav be found ia few icsocds Of time the
DAY CT The week or month, il any year 10 conc.
Publi.hcd sgcordiag to At o. Gonsrsis
J-e IA teT
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-04
Il pood ebanes far 4 bargain.

n I071 10177I7 ~ " -
TO be fold and rofeflion given IN
Z mediately, new HOUSE, in Nor'bys1m' y, D
lituated AT the Corner, TO called aha = nhe y ~
n,s i; ,h,t Gown for trade Saie Hahfe is 40 feet Y
- ,wo tories high with two chinniss. and tlars
Porch chief, glazed, and iome OF tie rooms hn',led
inidethtie Is alto fine Cellar nnfsr the ~"o'e' anp
wafer brought to the door by Aqueduct tanoiag on
very valuable ot--And is ike~iie gond h'"'"" 20
Mechanic as there are lcveIal kind much want
\ IT. r,4>;crIa,s INQUIRE of AMMi z, mitchell L.
oppof,e the premifes or of SETH BEARCE. near the
Tme NOrbya,sroaat, ian "a,
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FOR SALE,
By 7. richardson,

200 Hhds. Liverpool, lie May, and
CadizsSALf
SEQ Bsls, Meis 10 I, ,, and ! BEEF.
$50 Halt Bbls Nltf- and No, do. do.
8 Bb No PORK
nc Chefs Souckong TEA.
20 Bbss RoSIN.
{ Pipes Gin entitled TO dehentyrc.
DO Spaniih and Cogniac BRANDY.
Quarter axis Msisira WINE.
15u Tons PLASTER PARIS
c. prenlHm CIV Tor Spsn'h Dollars,
Ht'RebaGlo"'s W50yf
Psrtsaj, DeeI7
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-04

s phh'!fhed every Mssae,, ny p A. JENKs, Ntfs
pr'hs'ag Once, Ne z, F9s-S,r.n, rosrIsND; .here
subscriptions, advertisements ccnmuncsuors Sc
are received vii attention The price "a ceaatrs
inhirrihefs VINO receive their rspers tic oiSe OF
% package by the mail, IS ONE DOLL Ar & FiEff
Ct HTS year-sT Ssbicrii,er, who live in to~a
and thoie whnie papers are faEcd AID fowarued ieP
arsts'y vii DC charged-vwo- DOLLARS a year.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-04

WILLIAM GODDARD,
IEAs received verys xsenive addron 70 his former
III aTor;meHt OF
HARDWARE GOODS,
which are fer fas at his Acre, A9d4s f,e By whols
fate ard retail.
Also : large gvan,ty os Shot; Blackhmths Ansls
and Vices; Bsafs kstte. Sheet cad; sheet Iron Red
lead Sad Irons Fosflis hove!s and, Frying Pans.
A large hfortsent OF
Toiny's plains, d rimsa eusry de;sripfisa.
Ikewir--,oo Foxes &c by 8, oey = and 5 by 6 HiI
tel aud liverpool Crown Windos Gisfs.-9o eaas Cut
and Wrought Nas, sc. &c.
pesfiaai O9. ~. Uf)
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IOHE lord,

~ Efecafulsy Informs his friends and the patc, that
N he has juf received, aud nov ofersfor IA e
good aGJtment Of Englh AID Americas HA1S-ike
wife general aGosment az Hat TRIMMINGS
which hc ~ cH the lcweit teams fsf cath appro
we'd ereait.
Cab AID she hishea price given FOR al kinds of hat
sisg aud ihippns Fu2S-Appiys As above (;m) Nsp 80.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-04

FCp SIZE,
20 Cafss Clarct Wine, in good
hippiag order.
10 Canls Malaga
1000 III. Logwood.
1890 ID. Cheeie, ingood lhipping order
Bales Cotton;
With general aiiortmeht of CROCERlo,
which viii behold good ,ern,s 10y applying 20
DAVID DANA,
nearly oppoiic The iaiurance Office, fiafrect
i.ld In
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-04

II DWhLLINGH HOUSE WAN2 Ed,
rOnvenient for one family, within
= about five minutes walk Of Fiihreet.- Inquire at
ri Gazette oFse. Jan, a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-04
Giasing and fan-Ligbt MaRing.


INFORMS his friends and the pubic, thai Ire has ia
! kea the ihop unaer Union. School, E Ia ya-St,ef
where ne carries the buanefs of
Glazing and Fan-Light Making,
in the diftent branches With ne4sncS and difpstch
All orders puctasir stcnded T., Sno fne laIef favors
Gratefully Acknowledged. Da. 81.