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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

UndrG1vn Tickets and Quarters
IN he OIL Cat II DavAs Rad Lottery, for
A faIe at PATTENS Leftesy O5fse. where
may be feen in Of blanks and prizes already
drawn. Mqy ii
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
JAKE NOTICE. !

Z He fubicriber hereby gives public notice
% al concerned hat 1ls has been duly
appointed and Lss taken on'herief The truR
Of admiuiltrartIH If DE eta Of
ELNATHAN HINKLEY,
late Of TopGam, in the county Of Lincoln,
ytoman decealed, by giving bond re raw
directs = lie therefore requeils al Terfons who
ave indebted 10 tic laid dfc.ateds elate to
make immediate payment, ana hole y ho have
demaId. thereon 10 exhibit The fame for ic..
clement 10
MARY HINKLEY, Aarsinifrafsi1.
TstJ6az Feb % oI2 (NID
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
Musical Inltruments Tuned.

Mr. DYKE, teacher on he Piano, begs
w leave TO offer his services 20 the Lalies Cf
Portland il the line Il his prof,di0n--he re-
pairs Organs, Piano Forte, Harpichords. SPIN
ets, aud CIavecogGs, on the most reasonable
teens, q, Capt Parro's, IN Federal Street.
49,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

len Thouiand Do.la S.
A Few warranted undrawn tickets at d ;
"A so, and quarters at so il the h and
Iaft GIafs OF Dixville Road Lottery for iale az
ISAAC ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
Er The price Of TICKETS will advance in
few days. May ! !.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

N - LbA@AN = - - n III
Lave removed &c the fore next below
4 4 MIR. Royal Lincoins, near the head
Exchange ftreet, where they have for fale
general ahorsment Of
SEHSONABLE GOODS,
among which are u oerfne, raidIing and
ioW pric'd Brosdcloths-- 90 do do Caihmeres
-Duihs- CcaiiDgs- PeIi1e Flannels- white,
yellow, green, red and D'aek Fznnes--Bian-
kets, from z 4 10 ~ 4-Ve,vets--C alieees--
G.Eghams-white and coiored Cambricks-
Maslins-I aces ShzwIs-- Handkerchief
Linen Cambricks-Loug Lawn worried
tIOfe-!ambs wool do--h.k. leather & cotton
Cloves
a general aaortment of American Factory
Good; which they will fell At reduced prices
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

70 Lei, or FIR Sale,
AFARN II good repair Aia, SALT
WORKS. conhliuy q 5 kelde3, and . one
OF lie bet il2nd, for ,he manufacturing Of
Salt in The county. Iuquire y above.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
GEORGE CLARK,

INFORMS the public that he continues TO
carry on the q
Cabinet Making BgEneG,
at his hop, head Of Exchange street, nearly
oppeiite MIR. Robert Boya's fore where he
IA connsntIy for tale variety Of FUHAI-
TURE made Of good materials and 10 a faith
fu. aud falhlonable manner, on Reasonable
terms
W.1NIFD TO PURCHASE,
A quantity of teaioned Birch JOICE a q
BO4RDS--to pay il Furniture or Cath #
offered foon Oe7ab1y IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

LOriLRds Snnf.
A FRESH fupply Of this celebrated Snuff,
- is received and for lale BY JOHN COE,
No. a, Ere5arge F,set. April IS (9w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

A WOI4N 10 Iake the management Of
"a IN 4 Dairy, tear 70 Porlsoj-dsS, a
roy abou' x or IS years OF aye who under
naad' diving team Appiy to me VIII
ILAL LEWIS Ht@6ns SIrrei, O. % The PIN
a. Of this Paper
Fs.Asa1, lay 4 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

Fer fit,, rs.y 4 Tx Stzyn Dsaf,
DURItit NED 20 tcl.. ~ iheres5t u bu.lt
az the l'r.i MAJ nas uow III ihs i'Ccks
w''h f'ggiag AMI in.s Cll 5e delivered IA
sc dsys-Appiy TO
EZEKIEI DYER.
Cane Elizabeth. MAY Z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

Peppermint Drops, &c.
DR. LEAvITr, al his Dgg SJ9p and Djf
- pesfa,y, Maine Greet, P0rtLsad has for
faie, elegant
EGrnce Of Peppermint /: SPirituou' Waters Of
The real JAundce Pul& Norwood
Elixir Proprietaus Tanly, Penuyroyai t5e
Cough Drops H8ritiih Oh
Liquid OpOdeldock T Baliam Of Life
Cafbonic Tooth POW 7 Canadian snakeroos
der I Lac sulphur
Baltic Worm do Soluble Tartar
jauudoe Biuers xLamp Black
IrcH
N Is -Sau LEAvIrT contemPates thorty
to publiih catalogue of fundry valuable fam
lily Alalieiuss, &c with their ules, doies, &c
for the benefit of purchaiers.
- Prescriptions for the fck, as ulual.
Nay y
THE lubfcribers refpealc'y inform their
friends and The public tha: they have
formed a connection in tufnds u-der The
firm cf MASON e MOODT and taken the
new Store ia.eIy erected on Federal Corner
oppoii,e The one formerly occupied by fad
Maion where they oher for se general al
lorinent Of
net India G9cd5 e Groceries
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

81. UBkS SALI.
+ I'VE hundred hogtheads for tale by
/ SAMUEL lRASK
Nav H. NJ 8. LONG WHARF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
JAMES KIMBALL.

S1d.Hsr, HarneEMaEer, and Cbai'e-
Trimmer,
NEXT door above the Indian Chief IN
A E1change-itreet, a. the Gen Of the T1ak,
keeps connantly On baud eneral sGor insult
Of
Trunks, Saddles, HarneE5, Sad
dle-Bag5, Porfmanfe4Hs, Sc.
of good quality, for faie O. tie mOA rezGona-
DE terms
Lits+jt-A quantity OF very nice
CT SEAL SKINS,
with which country saddlers may be fuppli-
cd on tei ms that cal.oI fail TO give iarisfac-
ton.
60 lie manufactures the various articles
IN the line "a MS buinef' Ia manner rh1- u
mites durability with elegance which purcha-
iers are mOa RESPECTFULLY invited 70 all aa3
srs5siaf 70, tbez5sivsi. (tD Fss II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
SWEDES IRON.

ANCHORS g TEAS.
JUST received at 10 z, Central Row, a
complete aaJumsnt Of
Warranted Hnrbr5 q Kedgeg,
so eleAs Il qeali'y EIylon, HyiOn Ain, and
Souchong TEAS
Ia Stas--
$50 PbIs. No and no BEEF
10 ID Bone M,dIing PORK
go botes old Brown SOsP
800 ", bef retailing COFFEE
IS doz Msokerel LINES
Large SCALE BEAMS--for fse by
JOHN p. THUKSION.
<y,R Fl, 1919. ISL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

American Manufactured Goods
10 z, Mg7ty'- Rsts
TosRPH POPE, agent for hiay u B,Su-,
J Of Providence who keep ham conitan,iy
fupplied from their long known aud well ef-
sabhihed Factory A. PAwturket, with a gen
eral a4ortment Of
american C0ft0n Gods,
CONSISTING or
Single Yarn tor Warp and Filling
3 ks threaded white & color'd Stocking Yarn
White and coo-ed iswing C0t;Ons
Shiriins' -Shee'ing' -Cherks-sir;pes
Ginsha us-Chambray,-Bed Ticking, &c.
- Shopteepers IN town and country and
people 10 general who with 10 fu-uiih them
felves witt the above articles, will be fup-
pses a. he Fa3oFy prizes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

he iubfcribers inform their friends and
the public that they have formed con
nection IN buGnefs under the firm Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-08-06
poetrp.


THE following lines are from the pen OF
Lady of this city. They breathe the spiri'
which ought TO characterize the times,
and do honor 10 the head and heart from
whose stores of fancy and OF feeling they
have emanated. We receive them CRATE
fully, and insert them with pleasure.
noNoR's pEAeE, ~ length nc spurn,
The trampIed olive-branch return 5"
UNITE, my country men !-and save
The heritage our fathers gave.
uNIrE--and prove to e,'ry foe
That still Columbian bosoms glow
With manly fre-Teach them 10 feel,
At point Of Freedoms angry steel,
That beat ramparts are ou, breasts,
On which the shield Of Freedom rests.
UNITE !--then let the oppressors low'r
Defiance, in the pride Of pow'r;
Let them roll on wars darkning tide,
the God of Battles will preside.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-08-06
NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
JuLY Hh. 1912

4 IL BRIrrsH suBJEcrs in the United States are
"A required forthwith to report to the marshals
Tor to the persons to be appointed by them) of the
respective states territories within which they may
reside, their names, their age, the time they have
been in the United States, the persons composing
their families, the places Of their residence, and
their occupations pursuits; and whether, and at
what time, they have made the application to the
courts required by law. preparatory to their nat
uralizaon--and the Marshalls, respectively, are to
make TO the Department of State, returns of all
such British subjects. with the above circumstances
annexed to their names
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THOSE BRITISH SUBJECTS
i resident within the State of Rhode-Island, are
required forthwith to report themselves, agreeably
TO the above acts and notice, at the MAssHAL'sOf-
fee in Providence, or 20 DurEE j. PEARcE, Esq.
Deputy Marshal, in Newport
T.. X. DEXTER,
Marshal Of Rhode- Island.
Providence. r. T. July 95, 1Si2-J SlSw
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10000 dollars /! !!
IN II .VO u T. l. TIOE.
Hd,rard COLLEGE Lottery.

Ho,rard college Lottery,
REClNS drawing drawing in September
- next This Grand Lottery presents an excelleng
scheme TO make For, ,une, for FIvE DoLLARs-
having many Capital Prizes Orders for the above
Tickets received at the Truly Fortunate Lottery OF.
fce Of
J { SHAW,
who has lately sold Ten Prizes Of One Hundred DOL
lars each, in the DirrsRe 6ood Lottery besides a
large number Of small Prizes Of S 50, 8 rs, &c &c:
Present original prio. OF Harvard College Tickets.
hho,e 5
Hatves 5 2 60
Quarters s 81
Bur rfH rise.
The Managers List offhe d, szving or Dir.
tdHs Road Lottery has been recered and may be en-
ahmed grons az this Oh ce; also The dia7rings as
far as they haze proceeded, OF the Sd class Of Union
College Lottery
P'T-e Tickets in all the Lotteries zsiR be saken ir
bGyment for Tickets.
Call once more, and remember, nog is the time 10
make a Fortune
Exchange and Lottery Offce,}
July IL, 1912
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HATS.
OF THE NEW GS. FASHION.
Benz. and Solomon G. Weavey,

No. 81, Thames. street,
AVE Just received, fifteen boxes of
l. L HATS from New.York and Boston, selected
by one of the firm.
Their assortment BOW consists of greater
variety than they ever before offered to the public
namely:
Mems Beaver, elastic satin Beaver,
Castor, plated and felt HATS-Youths'
and Children's Beaver, Castor, Plated
and Felt HATS.
The above HATS are Of the newest fash
ion, made of the very best materials, and by the
best workmen, and which will be sold low, if not
lower, than at any within the Ssate. April %.
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CRANSTON & Shaw,

CKANSTON & SHAW,
Offer at private sale, on reasonable terms,
IL hhds. Sd proofs L. Rum;
2 pipes 4th proof Spanish Brandy;
40 do. Gin > so bbls do. ID. proof
20 or. casks Sherry Wine, pure as imported; |;
j j E::: E!::. E:ss 5:::::' 5:$:: s:::: k;:s''
90 bales prime Cotton
lee bags Coffee
100 boxes No. 1, 2, & 3, Chocolate
$50 bales Cassia ;
90 bbls. Prime and Mess Beef;
10 half.barreis do do.
40 boxes Spanish Sugars, of a superior quail
ity;
25 do Pork IL do. Windsor SOAP.
700 empty Bottles; second hand chaise.
ALSO, JUsT RECEIVED,
so bbls superfne FLOUR. July %
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.hewhori, $. $. Supreme Jadie'ot Coarf, Clerks
Office, Juiy am, 1912.

Office, Jniy am, 1912.
WHEREAS, RICHARD CASEY, now residing in
Newport in the county Of Newport, laborer. form,1
cry of Scituate, in the coun,y Of Providence, hath
this day filed in said Office his petition, praying or
reasons thereid stated, that the bonds of matrimony
between him and his wife, JERusBA CASEY. now
residing in said Scituatc, may be dissolved. and
decree Of divorse promulgated this is therefore to
give notice W the said JEsrsHA CASEY, and whom-
soever else il may concern that they be and appear
5efore the next supreme judicial court, TO be holden
at Newport, within and for the county OF Newport,
on the fourth Thursday of August next, to shew
cause, ir any they may have. why the prayerof said
petition ought not TO be granted.
GIDEON PALMER, CLsax,
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TO LET,

10 LEI,
(sdnd fosssssion given immediately
n convenient House, situated near
the Post Ofice.-Aiso, for sale, good secondhand
Chsse with Hsrpess. For Particulars inquire of
May 20. JOHN MARsIH
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Fashionable Shoes.

JOHN II. MANSFIELD,
HAS Just received at his Shoe store, a large
L assortment Of Ladies' Shoes, Of the following
kinds, viz plum color, lelac, cream, salmon, tea,
light and dark green morocco.
Also handsome assortment Of black morocco
Shoes, with and without heels misses and chdren's
morocco Slippers and ties, all colors; gentlemen's
New.York and Boston made fne Shoes and Pumps
ladies' Grecian Slippers; boys morocco dancing
Pumps; misses kid Slippers.
Likewise e-six trunks Of mems and women's low
priced shoes; enc trunk old-fsshioned stuff shoes
New-york manufactured Cafskins; meats leather
Boot-Legs and Tops. Boot soals Binding skins,
&c. &c. July 4.
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SiLAS DEAN,
1IAS for salc,at his Sore, No. 67. Thames
Il Il street, and at his Store on the Wharf,
the following GOODS:
20 hhds. best retailing JMolasses;
10000 VT. green Coffee, entitled to debenture
1000 VT white do;
40 boxes white and brown Sugars;
~ tons Cordage, all sizes; pipes Brandy;
d hhds. Rum 10 bbls. Gin pine Wine;
seroons Spanish Indigo 20 logs Mahogany |;
10000 Havana Segars; 90 boxes sperm Candles
6 bags soft shell'd Almonds;
cases Canton Grapes
Nutmegs, Cloves and Cassia,
2 Anchors, 700 and go wit
2 Cables, partly worm
Standing rigging, blocks, &c. for Vessel OF
$50 tens IS NJ Pine Boards and
A quantity of English GOODS June 3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-13

faction He was undoubtedly sdmitted to hcrcirces;
he was known to be fcderaist Of the first order he
was in Hamiltons army add to these, he was scholar
and had all the manners and accomplishments of gen
tleman. He was undoubtedly treated rs such, and by
liberal social converse, afforded every opportunity ofas-
ceranng the views and intentions OF the lederaissD
which he could possibly desire and therefore for the
sake Of gaining knowledge of their arrangements he
early he should be under no necessity of discover
ing his commission.
have thought the idea of British party in the
United Stacs be uniounded with respect to the mass
of edersts but that many of their leaders would pre-
fer political connexion with Great Britain, cannot
doubt; and nothing but the uncertainty of their
leaders being able retain their influence over their
party by means of the cry of French influence &c.
which caused Henry to doubt of their ultimately effect
Ing their object. These leaders are now very angry with
Mr.. MADISON because he has not exonorited them
from all concern in the plot; and since they find that
Henry has not disclosed their names feel brave, and
trumpet forth their great integrity, having been
proved in the most fiery ordeal-Be cautious gentlemen,
names may .ya appear. N.
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despse foreign interference they rely on God and
their own swords 10 yindicate their rights
Having learnt from history that all former Republics
have been subvered by the ntrgues of foreign courts
and for vast of irmness and perseverance on critical
conlunctures, meet, encounter and overcome pow
erlu opposition, they listen only to the orders of their
national rulers, and pledge their lives and fortunes to
support their measures, trusting that such line of con-
duct will secure to our Republic success in war as
well as in peace, and put government in point of
stability, on footing safe ard permanent than that
ol monarChies or arStoCracies.
1t cannot be useful add On this occasion, further
than to entrea every freeman, who wishes to preserve
our most excellent constitution to be early at the polls
on the 18th OF this present month"; recOlecting the
Spartan motto, that he who cares not for the public
is unworthy Of the public care.'
A REPUBLICAN.
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FOR THE RHoDE-ISLAND REPUBtI CAN.

Ffecmen Of Rhode- Island,
YOU will call to your recollection, that the oend;ns
election is full Of events, inasmuch you will be calcd
upon decide whether you arc ready r, submit vor-
selves and imllies and your country, and become I'M
slaves and colonies Of Great Britain or, by vigorous
ly opposing the British faction, III this country. tell
them that you are not yet prep red to submit to bc
under the government of nation of tL07de,rrs and
cntthroats.
My CovNrRYMEN-G'1 forward boldly, and with
courage, on the day Of eei0n, and give in your votes
for FENNER and TIE Republican Prox in general
You will thereby corvnce your enemies that you arc
determined no logger 70 bear the gsns and INJURIES,
heped upon your country by the British nation, and
counienmccJ BY British faction in the bosom of our
country. If you give in your votcsfor Jones and the
federal prox, you thereby shew your Willingness TO
submit and become the Shzvrs of Britain. But If yoI
gwc your votes for FENNER and the Republican
fTox, YOU declare your determination protect your
own country, to preserve peace, Danish British in
5tence from this happy land, ard procure free trade
with all the nations of the earth. GLOUCESTER.
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FOR THE RHoDE-1sLAND REPUBLICAN,.
Ecemen qf Rhode Island,

FfcfDen Gf Rh0de-I ISland,
YOU arc told through the medium of the tory
papers, that if you vote for VIM. Jones for Governor,
ia mioerSal peace will be your reward but if you
vote for FENNER, svar will be the result.
Pr0ther co1utrymen and Fmmcys--I.ct me tell you,
the numerous scrbbcrs in the tory papers, do not be-
ieve what they write to be true Believe nc, fellow
countymen, there but few in either party, stu
pldy foolish, believe that VIM. Jones could have
the least influence in turning the scale Of events, should
he be reelected. Does his Excellency himself, think
he could stop the progress OF war, and preserve peace,
If he SHOULD be made his ExceAency the next political
year ?-If his Execlency docs think SO, Why in tho
name OF charity, piey, hypocrisy, and all the other
0iytueS, which conspicuous, docs his ExccRency
not write ehaSe letter to Potter & Jackson, and thus
put stop to the progress of War ?--Mr. Jones is
Governor no7v-why not use his mighty influence at the
present Ae and put an end to the evils which await US?
Why wait be reelected before this great work be-
can Has nn @ his EfIslFf as much power ,gzv as he
as to elect him p Brother farmers be ye not deceiv
cd the tories have been singing the tune OF 1ones
and no 7var'' ti they have out the notes. and
presume the patience too, of the most Of us
Brother Farmers and Faov- -Counnyn7cn-.My
voice is still for peace and think the most cfectua
way TO preserve it, is to shew manly and vigorous
resistance TO the encroachnens OF enemies. Let
us not then my friends, vote for Jones and the feder
al prox. For by doing, you will place in the guber-
material chair, OF co1sumatc vanity and pro-
found ignorance. As far as this State viii influence fiji
ture events you may rest assured, my fellowcounty
men, that if Jones and the federal prox prevail,
or mild and eonaescendng submission, will be the re-
suit You will, therefore, my country brethren, cody
consider the subject and determine whether you will
amely submit to insults injuries, and submission to
Great Britain, by supporting William Jones, and his
associates in the federal prox, or by supporting JAMES
FENNER and the Republican Prox in general avert
the evils of Uar, support the dignity OF our happy
government, and procure to the commercial interest," :
free and hcnOrabf trade to every part of the world.
/ NARRAcANsET FARMEy,.
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TO THE REPUBLICANS OF RHoDEIsLAND.

NOBODY soicit6us promote the knowledge
OF the constitution OF our country, and to it, Can
remain silent at this interesting crss.--A traitorous
party has for long time aided and abetted the British
In their to this country.-The government
of this State like the ark Of God of ed is now in the
hands of these PhiIistines Fellow citizens
redeem yourselves from this bondage vindcate your
-4isliss, di:asIse yourselves OF open enemies
and concealed traitors.
Where is the patent for the town of Providence to
rule you In their wisdom and learning? Look their
sanpies-In their virtues? examine for yourselves
In their riches how were they acquired clients who
have got their cases and lost their money ;--fmies
bankrupted by 20 per cent interest and war-wom
soldiers OF the revolution may point to your rulers who
have fattened on their spos Yet are YOU to be told
that these men have right to rule YOU Let your
votcs the 18th Of April cancel this British patent
impatient OF popular control and satiated with riches,
many long for The tranquility of hereditary power and
the distinction OF titles. Already stars and mitres spar
kle in their eyes, while such choice spirits arc forging
chains for YOU and rvet YOU down to the lowest
grade Of life where weeks labor will furnish only
weeks subsistence, will you, spanel-like, kiss the
hands that whip you, and thank your masters, like
slaves for every stripe VIII you set such task-mas-
ters over you, will you choose rulers of your own
order and condition., and thus continue frcemen
The federal proX, offered to YOU, is under the con-
troll cf merchants and lawyers, exclusively. There
the voice of poor man, the voice of the mechanic
of the manufacturer, of the farmer, will not be
heard or if heard, will be heord only to be despised.
The Republican Prox presents to you, for the first
Magistrate, farmer and under that plain character
one who is neither beput down by lawyer, taken
in by merchants whose heart is pure his head is
sound and for the second Magistrate second only
to the first. The have been tried and known
20 be worthy OF your confidence 10 these men you
may trust your lives and fortunes. They are not like
merchants birds Of passage, and ready to risk all for
money li&e lawyers, always at market. They
are the owners rs well as cultivators OF the SOIL and
such men are the last hope of Repubcanism.
When the five British provinces of the north shall
have formed an alliance with the five eastern States, =
and Boston become the residence of viceroy vii
your condition be improved Ii not reflect; OH reflect,
with the deepest thought, before YOU any further
init yourselves party, the extent of whose views is
known TO but f-w and but of late mtimaied to tie pub
lie.
The Republican party have no intrigue, they need no
concealment,f they seek to give publicity to their prn
cples and views they ask not foreign aid and they
The Hon Quincy said in Congress that such would
take place psaccabs, y fsrei5t II must"
believed many, the feerasts paid dearly for
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AT the General Republican Convention OF Delegates
from all the Towns in this State on the 28th Of Feb
ruary last, the following PROX, or LIST of G EN-
ERAL OFFICERS, was UNANIMOUSLY recon-
nlended to the FREENlEN of the State for their
support at the ensuing election.
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SENATOR'S.

4. HENRY SMITH Esq. Providence
.. BENJAMIN REMINGTON, Esq. Uar7yick
5. ISAAC BARKER, Esl. DHddietown
A. BENJAMIN ROWLAND. Esq. Iiverfon
S. DANIEL MOWRY, jun. Esq. Satlfeid
Z 6. WILLIAM WATERMAN, Esq. Johnston
z. JOHN D'WOLF, Esq. Bristol
s. JOHN ALLEN, Esq. North KIngstoqyn
9 WILLIAM PECKHAM, jon. Esq, Soath- King sfogvn
TO- WILLIAM WILBOUR, Cd, Esq. Little COMPTON
SAMUEL EDDY, Esq. Secretary.
ASHER ROBBINS, Esq. attorney General.
CONSTANT TABER. Esq General Treasurer.