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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-19
L u M B E R.
BENJAMIN RUGCLES
R,lssafuly inform, bis CHqewrr. and the
PabIie in general.


Pubhe in general.
THAT he will undertake TO procure
/ Houie or Store Frames, or any other
d;n,enGon, of Timber, Plank for Wharves,
&c. Of the following kinds of EsRern wood,
viz. White.P;ne, Spruce, Norway Pine,
Hemlock, Black or Yellow Birch. for Cab.
ioet work Cedar, Hackmatack, Maple.
Black or White Afh, Beach, or Rock Maple ::
-Ali,, Mats and Spars Of any dircniion,
and Birch or Hackmatack, Ship Timber |;
any OF which. if applied for this Winter,
NAV be delivered here in the cour!e OF the
rext Spring or Summer, on the eaiieft pol
Jiple terms. Any peffon wifhing to con-
,saei. would do well to apply carly in the
Winter, ,hst proper time may be had TO get
the Timber ont.
He has, likewife, on hand, at his Lum.
ber-Ya,d. on Siocum's wharf, in Newport,
a general sGonment Of Ealfern Lumber |;
fuch ss Boards. Timber, Spruce and Hem
lock JoiA, Window-frame-auff. Shingles,
Clapboa,ds, Cedar POTS. Laths, &c.--A
fupulv of which he propofes to keep con-
Alto. pen,eel Boarding and Lodging
NAV ne had for two Gentlemen, on eaiy
terms.
N.4ussri, Nsv. At. 1901. oy
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-19
For Sale,
Br JOSEPH BRIGGS,
20 Hhds. good retailing
MOLASSES.
Neqyssrf zSib Nsv. 1901.
Loft or Stolen,
Neaypsrs ssib NeU. 1901.

THE s,h infant, Small Piuebbse Wafeb.
j chalcd out Gde cate, with rcd Rone
Seal. fcs in filver. II either Watch or Seal
], offered for lae. j, n reqscaed to ne Roped !;
and either of the Watch. Maken in New
port. ~iIl pay reward Of EIGHT DOL
LARS, if recovered and not injured.
Newport. or. s3, 1901. AZ
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-19
Valuable Eftate.
qo be JsLi, ard tsDdDgas giOrS ~exf Sprisg
A F A r M,

T YING in Sn5feid, State of Connecticut.
- pleaiantly iiruated, within 40 rods of
the Meeting Houfe and Academy, in faid
sown. and only rs miles from the City OF
HarfSrd, on the great Stage Road lending
from thence TO Danmsub college ard
from Bsfss TO N,ru-Y0yk, Ai6axy, Sc. Said
Farm contains 90 acres of Land under good
Improvement well fenced with fuitabie
proportion Of Orcharding. Moving. Pafnr-
ing, Piow-land, &c. two handfome and con-
vcnient Dwelling Houfes Barns, with good
Stables, Out Honics, two Wells Of excellent
water, and almoit every other accommada-
tion necefIary fora Tavern.
Ii j, as beautiful and eligible aand.
perhaps, a. any in the fate, for Public
Hoo6e, and has been improved as fuch up
ward, of so years fucceGively. IT is like
wife central and commodious for Merchant
or 1radcfman.
A good bargain may be had, and an
indifpu,abie title given.-For further parti-
culars, enquire Of the Printer hereof, or the
Sub!criber, living on the pTemifes.
-h -'i SETH AUSTIN.
December IL, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-19

THE Hon. Court of Probate, for the
i town of Middlrfs4os, having appointed
the iubfcribsrs Commiiliooers, to examine the
claims ofthr Creditors to the Eaae Of GRoRcR
IRISH, Efq. late of faid MiddIetown, de-
ceafed, reprefented lnfolvent; and twelve
Months being allowed for that purPoic =
Notice is hereby given to al perfons having
demands aeaiuR faid Eaate, to bring them
in to either of US, within iaid time. or they
will be precluded according TO law.
ANTHONY DIXON, t
JOHN J.. BOSS, Con-.
EDWARD THURSTON,
GT All perfons indebted TO iaid Eitste.
are requcaed TO make immediate payment TO
MICH. TAYLOR, E,.er,e,,,.
JOHN IRISH, A'''' ~
Nsacposr, Nov. al, 1901.
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VIM. Moore, jun. & Co.

VIu' NiOOIC, uII' o. So'
HAVE FOR SALE,
At their Store near ibs Red Ma,ket.
20 Hhds. Good I'd proof Antigua
RUM.
10 Ditto MOLASSES.
50 Kegs Negro Head TOBACCO.
Sundry other Articles in the
GROCERT LINE,
For Cath OF approved Notes, at 60 days.
payable at the Bank of Rhode-lfland.
Nevvp0rf, Dee. s. loft
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lMOTICE is hereby given to all Perfons
~ having any demands againft the Eaate
of Capt. Samuel Aimy, late Of Tiverton. de-
ceafed, that they exhibit the fame /; and all
Perfons indebted to teid ERate, are rqueaed
to make immediate psyment 20 s4
CINDERILLA ALMY, Ex<enfrir.
Tiverton, Dec. 2, .l2oI. Iot,s
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FOR SALE,
A Large Ten Plate Iron STOVE. very
"A convenient in family for cookery, &c.
The price will be moderate. Apply to
WILLIAM PEARSE.
B,ieeI- Fe,,,, Nov. 20, 1901. 8f
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PubliGed weekly, by OLIVER FARNsWoRTfI, Printer TO;
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-31

Notice.
THE partnerfhip of Sbreve e Jany
having been difolved by the death OF
Benjamin shreve on the 10Th of Nosem-
Der lar :: .hsfe who have claims againif
faia par,nerfhip are deGred to furnih them,
and thofe indebted to them are requeaed
to call and isttle their accounts immediate
ly TO enable nae. to clofe the bufnefs Of
the psrsnehhip with the executors.
ABEL JANNEY,
!, Sxrrixg partner Of Sbrrve AID Jann<,.
Dec. X. eo3w
Printing IN aHus variety exc
eMed at this eRse.
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TsOest, Dollars Rsuard.
RAN AWAY On the 9th inf. from
.hefabfcribes, living near Centerville, IN.
Fairfax County, Virginia, . N<gya>Gisl,
shpas is gears Of age, named BETTY.
lIltr complexion j. rather Of : yellowifAt
can. and fhe hss down look. She Is
remarkably ftrong add active, and above
,he.ccmmon ftattIe. She had on blae
kedey res,icoat and dark cloth jacket,
aad .esk with her fome other cloaths. II
isexpsaed fhe is censealed in the cl!y OF
Washington or Alexandra, or the neigh
hoarhood Of them. =.
Any perion iecuring her in any jail, TO
tha, | get her again, fhali receive len
Dollars, or on delivering her to me the
above reward.
WILLIAM WOOD.
December 10. zaw3w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-31

Valuable Property for Sale,
1t The Attlt FolA.g Potomaek,
About three miles from George Towa
and the City Of Warrington, and ten
from Alexandria.
17a acres Of Land, upenwhieh
are a 4evelling bsgie and /andy et5e, i~-
tr0Vemeat,, Jfurral qo.r qxa,ries and tn
Fands, and t7u9 vncant null /fats.
Too undivided third parts Of 2.
aerss IF Land, apox 4ubieb are merchant
mill, qwtb three tnir sf French Der, mill
Raues and evey neezDa,y, complete, for
manufacturing flor, to THE bet a2vaatage,
and evitb az Mtt4t manGaiiaJer a, bea6lt;
brewery end dys,l2ty, q g,anay, 4
maz<r's begls, a Lss4oer's bsak, esote,'s
%et, &c. and 4 vae4af mill feat.
Tao und,vided third PARTS OF
400 acres Of land, adjoining the J acres
and ~ at,rs Aforementioned, xtos 1ub1eb
ker are 1(fvoral jaax< gsarrits ard JW
fands.
The pareheler Of the adoue pro-
tery, 1vW bave an eGgnmeat Of q Leef
far the otbsr and;vid<dtbirdp ar', sf4obicb
there 4riU be 6 yeor, t. came from THE ff
day Of September next.
The fone on the above lands IS
rgani il. seodnsd to any, and Jabe,ior to
maj fos:sSatioa fame On The riq,er-veE
/eL afay bzrfbss thai ran 20 to George
7eapS, ear 90 NJ to the mill and fan<
qaernixs.
fry. 9ey,ss or tryiaus, aubo may incline
to fxseb41r, <OM Of eosyf Uies0 the pre-
mjtes, therefore it is vet thought s<es0a.y
to be nore particular.
For terms a91y to Ger. Uriab Fe,yf,
at George sqvn, oyb
PHILIP r. FENDALL,
Alexandra.
Jsat z9. ,a-s
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COTTON 81 STEWART

IN
POLITE LITERATURE;
Amongst which. are the following:
rEkRtRs 0Ns Noses on Virginia, hot prefsd
Ed. Kotzeouys Phys. ? vols Ladies Maf-
cal Magazine, Parks frave's, steuarts View
Of Society, Cheiisr6ed's Itstrcrs, vols. Cutters
Practice Of Phy6c, Wasi, OF, t,eslth, faty's
philotophy, Z vols. sihf Ms surveying Maore's
Navieation. by Blunt, Burnss Poems, Aii..ot's
.Ancisn, ffito1y, vujs. Practical Education, z
vols. Beauties oil St. ,i1rr, Hsthans Family fhy.
fic;ao. Fox's Box OF Martyrs, 2 vols. Lees
Memoirs, Br;siih State Triais, Robinfen's atmi-
raity Reports vols ITO be eontinaed) Gentle
man and Ladies rr.eeptor, = vols hunter, On
rhe Blood, = veis. CaldWeiis Memoirs, Milsiah's
Lectures. aaartin's Law Of Nations, Natte's
Dity. Newton on the Prophecies, 2vol:. Edn.
burgk DilpeniatorY, Elegavt Extracts, Coniii.
tutisn., Zimmerman on Solitude, Ditto Oh Ma.
tional Pride, Blaclatoue's Ccmn,entsriss, 4vos
to:le4ion of Fa,ees, E vols. Polite Education,
rooke's Pantheon, Junius's Letters, 4 vols. Gu
.hrie's Geography. Knoxe's EDUCATION, vols.
Ditto EG4ys . vols. Co;tigan's travels, Cooks
Voyages, 4 vols. Dambersers travels &C. &C
N o y II L S.
The Armenian, vols. Montaoert, vols.
Ant ine,,e, Tale. OF Wonder, {sy Lewis vols
My Uncle Thomas, Z vols. Iack smith, spirit
OF the Csilie, Arthur hieryin, vcls. Clara
Howard, Ormond, Weand, MAJ OF the Ham,
let, Vasabaad, sa,ior Boy, Athl;n and Dim.
5ayne, Romance Of the Fofe,t, 2 vols. Myitc-
ries Of Udslf tho, 8 vols. I.oplta, Julia and ne
Barun, Cho!s Sisr, Tale OF the lines, vols.
Camilla, S vols. 'Evs-na, , vols Mink, vols.
Family Of Or;emburg, Negro, vols. Back
VALLEY, Ellen and MosdouHs, SOS. George
Barn~ei, Mountain Cottagcr, Children of TIE
Abbey, vols. Roachtcrt FAMILY. Darcy, E.
mia &c ::Varmont, Oahindale Abbey, The air
in,poRor, : vols. EdeitrIia, 4 vols. Couht &c
:Ioenfd,rn, 4 vols Henrietta Mortimer, vols.
FaihisnabIe Daughter, Count Gieiehcn, smma
Dorvil!c, Scotch Heirefs, 3 voi.. N1its BATH
mores, vols Advcr llement for Hufband, Z
sols. Wandering Ilander, vols. .Cornea Scd-
i.y, wis. Tom Lines, 3 vols. Edward, By
Moore, 4 vols. Mordsunt, by Ditto, vols.
Reuben al Rachel, Girl Il The Mountains, vols.
Myrtle Catsager, &c. &c
ALSO,
Bibles, TeRaments, Pfa'ter., Common Prayer
Books; Dilworth, Webfer Univerlal, Prares,
london, and Rational Spelling Books, Primers,
and large collection of HitoIies and h,ll,e ems
Books, Writing and Letter Paper. and Paper
Hangings, Waters, Quilts, Ink Powder V.oiin
Strings, Playing CARDS, Song Books, and Blank
Books, &c. &c. -.
ALMANACS for the year 1907, by the
.grosv, dozen. or Jingle.
~ Country Shopkcepers forpIiea the low,
ct terms
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II Iut0y WQnted.

WISH to procure a Teacher of in
proved mind, and moral, to reide in my
own Family. An accomplished female
would be mof agreeable. The Glafy
il1all be psoportiosate to merit. Letters
addreHed 70 me at CenteryjIlc in Fairfax,
or at New Market in this county, will BE
eceived readily
SPENCER BALL.
Prince Vim. aift Nov. eoIztt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-31

s.oning the Grca..Fa!ls CT Potomac, which
Isl god Houfe, q new Barn, and fcme exec
lent Meadow 4 FORGE, 50 by &c
feet covered With Tin, aud Coal and Iron
Siouic, ftuatrd on the asa made ty the Pc.
u,ac Company, and the right Of cutting the
woodf. 900 years on alsrge psrce. OF land ad
joining--much Of this wood i, c,nveriene TO the
river, and may ne readily tranfpores to George
,rown, the tesieral ,ity. or this Pace. The
othel half may be purchafed.
Three Eighths Of about eleven
apnirrd acres If A;:I, in Se'k'ey county, sd-
joini,.g the .ands f The United StateA at Keep
Fryee Furnace and HIrpef's Ferry-more than
haf * il is in wood, and the remainder good
arn,ing lard. The othsr fye.eights may alto
be lnoehaied.
An undivided moiety Of 36
Acres Of LAND in the C,ma,on # Alexandris
and sdjciaig the town, chiefly under fence Of &C.
OAR r n AID ehefaut rails.
/ A large and handfome Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, 5o,by 40 feet, with
oFick Stable, Smoke Houle, and Well Of excel
e',t Wharf.-The Garden and Yard paled in
rhe Houfe is not quite 6nihei. 1t will be fold
either in it. prefent aate, or 6nihed as may fuit
iae Purchaier -
A number of LOTS on tho
new wharf made BY MIR. Herbert, Mr.. Wilton,
and The iubieri5cr between Fairfax ftrest and the
r,ver Potomac; and, ALTO, the dividon Of the faid
wharf, made from, MIR. ThompGn's by a-ao ieet
ftrcet
An undivided half of a LOT
on the welt Gde Of ralrfax ftrect, above Queen
ttrcec, OF which the houfe was burnt lan winter.
, Fer particulars, refpaing titles and terms,
! hch will be liberal both as TO price and credit,
pply to .
JOHN POTTS.
Alexandria, OH.I1. Iar7t
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Dec. IS.
Mrs. PIC K

TAKES the liberty to inform the La
desc. Georgetown and its vicinity, tina,
ihe has arrived from Philadelphia, with an
Elegant AOOrtment Of Millinery,
Emtraidey. Feathers, Planes,
PtstHmep, &c. Sc.
Which will be difpoied Of on moderate
terms. Apply at Mr.. Ketz's, oppo6te
MIR. M'Laughiin's tavern.
s N. B. Mrs. PICK expects to be in A.
lexandris, in the courfe of next week.
Dec. %. eo3t
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MILFORD FOR SALE.
Parfaant to a Decree Of sthe Court
Of Ckancey Of Fairfax foany, cvn7 5f
/ola on the prrmyes, on tie fR day Of
'Jcauayy next, ct Izo'clsek,
A TRACT Of LAND on Holmes S
Run, late the property of Robert A!!iion,
deeeafed, containing a. acres, to fatisiy
debts due to Robert Meaie ani Dennis
Ramfay, both of Alexandria. On this
fratt, known BY the name of MILFOKD,
there is erected mill, fpp;ied by avery
conasni fream Of water, will calculate
for griA or merchant ule: lhe has pair
Of g. cd burr Roncs, and pair Of cuilens.
with boiling cloth, icyeen, elevators, hop
per-boy, &c. 1t is calculated that the
nurr tones alone can grind $4,000 bufhel.
Of wheat in the year, ard that there isiuf
icient head If water to convert her into an
over-Nhot mill. There are beGdes on the
oremifes, good log hUule, meat houie.
table and cabin. The whole in fee Gm-
rle, as will appear by reference to the re.
cords of the county court. The mill IS
6tuated about 81 miles from Alexandria,
of mile from each OF the great roads
leading from the weftward, is we'll adapt
ed Tor the parchafe of grain, and offers to
a caratalif alIuring PROJECTS Of ga:...
The terms of Gale are, one third of the
purchaie money fhall be payable in eighr
months, one third in fifteen months, ard
one third within two years from the day
of fale, withintereft from that time. I he
purchaier to give bond and iecurity for
the payment Of the purchafe money at the
terms aforementioned.
CHARLES LITTLE, |
Vim. PAYNE, ICom's.
GEO. SUMMERS,
Nov. ~. cost zawet
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Wanted to Hire.
Wanted.

A aeady and atsive GIRL, of good
character, either white or black Though
the former would be preferably as child's
maid. To fach as Can come well recon-.
msnded good pay viii be given-None
orherwife need apply. Enquire of the
Printers.
December Il. 60
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TO Let,

BENNETT g WAITS
HAVE IMPORTED
In the Angyaa trom Loxd'~, and Cum
mrree frsm Live,pooi, vin Balfimor<,
The following GOODS,
qvMeh completes t6eir G1S,fmsxf FIR tk
/ea/ox--.viz.
Superhne cloths and kerfeyn;cres,
81 and 6-4 broad cloths of evssy delerips
ton,
~ and -Splains,
II, 6 4 and a mo!cG,in Gu. eoatpgs,
ksfieys and haiiethicks,
trunks muffs, tippet. and ermincs,
box thread edgings, laces, and wells,
3 cafes Iriih lines,
ado. do. faeetings and diapers,
3trunks printed calicoes,
cafe table knives and FORKS,
White ChaPe' needles,
FalhioEab!c buttOus,
Silk fhawls, -
Cotton and fix hoGery,
YI.8 and 4 cotton and linen check.
Threads, tapes and bobbins,
8, 70, II, and nod nails, &c. &c.
All of which will be round and open for fae
10 few days on moderate terms, at the uiuai
credit, by wholefa!e or retail.
0d. ~. drweO
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-31

II asy G0@si IL pears u age, o. gaos
edpeatias, oxd ,slteSable easnetis.s smA
b 'akss as an sppie~sies at tie aetfe q tie
ALlxAEpRIA ADVERTISER.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-31
To Rent,

10 Rent,
THAT hapdiome, convenient three 30
ry BRICK HOUSE, lately occupied by
Edmud ]. Lee, .Elq. in King afecs, a
few doors wet Of Pitt freet.
SAMUEL CRAIG.
Dec. IS. co
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Marine lnjWa@,e Co"paey y
alexandria.
Alexandra, Dec. 10, 1901.
The Stockholders IN tn IS
.infti,ution are hereby notified, that an
election for IS directors, wilt be held al
the Court. Houie in this town, on Friday
the 18th day Of January next, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon.
By order of the Prefden. and Directors.
]. B. NICHOLS,
fz1} eo1zt Secretary.
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THE SUBSCRIBER,
Contemplating a removal from the
DyRr;a Of Columbia, as loon
as he can elef his ont fand'ns
concerns, OFFERS FOR SALE,
5 THE FOLLOWING
Very valuable Property.
One undivided half of a FARM
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10
From tie National lNrELLcENcHR.

PERSONS in Europe who read the
newfpapen pnblnhed in our feaport cities,
would conceive, by their Ryle, THAT violence
Of party exits, threatening convul6ve cx !.
pioiion detfuaive of our ConAitu,ion and
government. But they hould conGder that
idle perfons pen thefe inflammatory para
graphs, which the editors admit to promote
III: circulation Of their papers, when Euro.
pean Intelligence 10 wanting. Facts. how
ever, evince the tranquility, PROPERTY and
tecurity Of the United States.
Elections for Prcfident have taken place
without even bloody nole on any fde. and
create no more diAurbance than change of
miniitfy in the European Governments.
Where is the predicted anarchy on Mr.. JEFF
fcrfon's election His government is refpeta-
ell abroad-abuodant crops diiplay the bene-
6cence of Providence-the funds are higher
than at any period Of tie late admioiffration
and lands rife ia value.-if the FedersliRs,
as they speye termed, form the mott wealthy
clafs Of the community, why are they erett-
ing ftonc and brick houies on their eRates.
and large barps, sc. Why do they purchafc
more and more aock If Europeans arc
alarmed, why has the emigration TO this coun-
Try exceeded this year that of any preced-
ing the laa ten years Let any one Witt our
feaporu. and he will behold increaGug nip.
building and commerce Of every kind. Let
him travcl over the interior Of our country
and he will be sRonifhed st the fpiris of in
duary in colsivs,ine the fields. in building
-taoies, and in ereeting mills. &c.-and he
will perceive that every one is eqSscslsa-l
obey the laws by-sss-s'--ss, iN:s
a,,s;nT sns 9sop's; =, :. 3a.s IS. 1901. y9y |
taxes--shat
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10
From The AURORA.

THE Philadelphia Gazette tells It's read
ers that the tending Of the Treaty TO France,
colt 10000 doIa'. fuggetts that by the time
it is brought back it may coft 10000, every
far,hing Of which might have been iaved If
the fame mode OF proceeding had been puriu.
ed as in the cafe OF the infamous Bri,iih Trea-
ty--When will the incorrieible ignorance
and Ropidity OF ticic people be cured Why
do they not tell us that the 1000 dollars
have been expenied--or how it is to be en-
created to &c, 900; or at what time the enor-
nous funs expended on the conveyance Of
the Britih Treaty were refunded. We have
never heard, that MIR. Jay gave up bis faiary
as Chief Juiiicc, or AmbsGador, we have al
ways underfioo that he received the faiares
for both ! If it Is nor 70, LEI Us be told hen
the talarv ofthc one or the other Office was
refunded. As to Mr.. Dawfons ialary it
could not have exceeded that Of an Envoy at
molt-(we fufpett it did not amount TO one
half and that at the utmoit, could not
amount 10 ten tioufand dollars for a year.
Mr.. -Dawion's milton did not extend to four
months. As to the mean expreAions of needy
Ffenchmcn or FIcnchifed Americans, who
are iupPoied TO bring hack the Initrumcnt,
tho fylc OF the expreiIions is fuitable to the
party wirh which it originated, which at all
times was compoied OF all the fwindlcrs, needy
adventures. bansrupts in character and for
tune, gamblers, and icamps which infeRed
the country Needy adventures Of every
kind took refuge under the fiandsrd of John
Adams, every man whole moral character
was LOFT, or Whole finance were exhaufied at
the Billiard Table or The Brothcl, or in fpecu
laiins upon the honc& part of the community,
rallied Diicounts were open TO them
at the public Bank---snds they were fuAered
to fpecuia.r upon the public properly. while
the public were taxed directly and indirectly /;
directly upon their property, and Indirectly
upon the difcounts given to men whole fpecu-
la,ions were carried on without judgment or
regard to their engagements. We trua that
Congrels will demand from the Banks an ac-
count of the monies due or which have been
declared bad debts for the lai. fix years, then
we ihail have clue TO many traniattions in
this city and cliewhere--thca we ihall fee
what Federation was made of;-then we lhall
fee the native principle Of friots, Giforders and
outrages in this city-we fhall then fee the
moving principle of Macphelions Name
lukcs, and the hot water war.
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chant IN 1855, when they<wese Is ~ ~
lin Trade, but have frangely aItered >3S5
ien'iments in iSo,, and for no other spI}cSs
ent cauie. than hsving placed the principal
part OF their property in the Banks & Fun]lss
or turned their bufinefs into another chanl,eI.
On tbefe things let our Young Mea jhink
and reject accordingly.
During the reign Of Terror. the Author
OF ihele Numbers experienced fopr- fold
vengeance of his op2oneo,s. He lcprns 70
retalate in fcurrility. bot he is determined
to purfue courie of enquiry, to prose xhe
propficty of his conduit. His encsn;rs roie
triomphan' and infolrnt by their falishoods.
but TRUTH .hall eventually place them in
their original defOf,niiy.
OLD-SOUTH.
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ALEXANDRIA. Sept. IS.
Something Remarkable.
AidysDSd 10 zsmbsr of ibe diex~rdris So.
eky, Jey fbs p,enofiOa styfsfsi ksoa0ls<ss.
think it was in the fummer Of 79,,
that | accideuyally cot ir,o my poHeGona
The fRfxr-'e. Eoius ove,a
+ tAlRBANKS, for Murder, to1Sn M
old at the Polt- O6ce, Newport. =