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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-06

For Liverpool,
- The Bri,ih BRIG,
etexss HENDERSON,
-,>. Capt. Hxnbkry Areker;
About 900 hflds. burthen, will begin to
load il, the ceurfe OF ten days.
For Freight apply to
VIM. HODGSON.
n. B. Shipping Tobacco in an Ensliih
veGel faves the eounteryail;ng duty ct
one fhilling and Expence eeriing per 60
ID. as well as further duty oi two ihi,-
Iings and fx2ence Aerling per 100 ID. Il
it is confirmed in England, and which are
payable on tobacco imported into Eng
land in an American vellci.
jelly Z.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-06
The Sale or the FARM

nc Salc or the E ANN
whcreon captain John Hawkins now lives
not have taken place on Monday the zzd
June, and being required by the decree CT
Fauquies Court, uader witch it was sd-
verified, to continue to aavertne at our
difcretion, till fle be effected
We do now appoint Fauquler
Cour. Houie the place. and the 4th Mon
day of Augui next fbeirg ccur, day, ,hs
time, when and where the faid Farm viii
be offered for iale to the h'gheit BIDDER,
on the following terms, viz.-Cne thl5d
in ready money, one third at fix months,
and one third at twelve months credit, on
bond with good hcur:ty-poHefion to be
given the Lit Of December next. but IL
Berry to fow lman grain any rine before.
The quantity is about 67o. acres, fuf-
fcien, proportion Of witch is meadow,
and the reA iuirabie for whsa,, Command
tobacco. The Improvements are CONTEXT
able, and the dwelling houft, being On an
e,inence, is pleafan'ly i,cated-within
aboa, e miles OF Hsde.icklburg, i4i-
mouth and Dua:irirs, and 90 OF .4Iexsn-
aIia, Georgetown, aud The City OF "siA~
ington. On the day Of laIe convey
ance of the premif.s VIII De made, by
Ros. RANDOLPH, ! c,wu,@'r.
WM. FITZi.UGH,
Fauquier County,
Auguf 1. zsw0t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-06
Wanted.

A WET NURSE-none need apply
but zach as Can bring objectionable re-
commsnda'ions. Enquire of the Printers.
Jsne 20. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-06
Jc Let,

The DWELLING HOUSE on FAIR
fax ftreet, lately in the occupation OF Mr..
Cadogan-weil known as one OF the moi
agreeable hcuits in Alexandria. Po.!et-
ION nay be had abou, the eth Of Auguit.
STEPHEN COOKE.
Iu!y y. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-06
NJbert ", I'tduGCn,

Attorney at Lac 6 Convyanefr,
HAS removed his office to North +.
Street, on fquare ago; where conveyances
otcvery kind are dawn with accu-@cy ana
difpatch. Bufneis ,ramatted Oh Gem
n.i!ion-Titles to City Lots Investigated.
lis practice Of Law will be confined to
the Courts of WgHmst2n aud .1Irxon4r,,
Counties, and the SApreme Cart Ct tie
United Sfates.
City of Warrington, ,aw,w
!nlv I6.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-06
be!TY--tO Wlt:

4 Water Lot commonly call
ed Fitzgerald's Wharf, lying upon TIC
South Gdc Of Kiug hreet and eat ide OF
Union itreet, and b,uoi.ed b. an a..ey CT
80 feet in v 9TH, On the iou:h from Uni
on itreet 10 the water. On this piece o.
ground are erected three Brick "are-
houies, Il feet inches in iconr, IL Iet'
deep and lacee flores h;ga each = Alo, q
Soil LOf I above The upper itory Is
iecs in length and II feet wide upoo 'ho
sloor-all under Que root. Adjoining,
and on the ear .iie Of tins houle, /, d piece
y! ground unimproyed tie Whole ssnsh Of
TIC houi-, S feet deep, eliminating on :
25fee, alley, laid out upon the front CT tbs
wharf. From the front of the wharf is a
pier extended into the rive. 90 feet by
90: n breadth. Apper'aining to TIE per
is dock g feet wide On the one fee ard
another IS feet on The other fde.
This iAle is made ior the Purpole Of raft
ing certain funs OF money whici' have
ben demanded of Robt. Z. Hooe IS tccu-
rltv Of Col. Fitzgerald, by the United
States and the Bank OF Alexandra.
Nm. HERBERT, Ta
Jno. c. HERBERT,
Yalv o. dif
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-06
For Norfolk 6 Nsro-York. T,

IU7 wv 0t y ~ y 07','
~ The Sloop NANCY.
38SNs Aksxan9er CGysa, Mater;
@ - will pohtiyeIy ilil the 9th
inltans, wind aid weather
relmn,,ns. Fer freight CT paaage, lhav-
;ug excellent accomiaoda,iors) apply TO
the captain on board, or to james Da-
eIJjor, at the Ship Tavern.
Auguit 3. dat
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-06

I cQtUV Uozla2, REGARD.
Stolen a GOLD WATCH,
with a feel chain, to which was hung a
fnall gold feaj, the iInpreilicn on which is
mans head ALTO, iteel watch key and
a ima.l porrmanteau key. The watch is
double Gated and capped; the maker name
Charles Houic, OF London, and number
ID 2S65. ANY perlon who will deliver
rhc ABOVE watch and chain to the Printers
hereof thall receive the above reward.
!ulv &C. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-06
,70uyneynssn Coobers.

WANTED, ct The Ocoquan Mills,
70 OF IL Journeynen Coopers they viii
have con!ianr employ, at ,sd. per barrel,
and boarded at IFS. per week.
N. ELLICOT.
July 20. d2W
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-06
G. Removal.

Tie COUNTING HOUSE of Tbomt-
fan q Yeucb is removed 30 King itree,,
adjoining the heute occupied by james
Patton and James Dykes.
Iulv 81. d3w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-06
i y l. L l,
The POI HOUSE for.

merly occupied by capt. Henry pierey-~
the li,uation is good, and wcr'hy Of The
immediate attention Of foter inJuarious
man. HEWES and MILLER.
IulI- 10. COW
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-06

The WAREHOUSE
occupied by John G. Laid, with the
whole of the wharf, known By the name
of Gilpin's whayf. For terms apply to
4,h Mo. -. A. and Z. JANNEY.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-06

RECEIVEU u,
BY sde dns Hrnaryfan, captain -4'tbtr,
from lpb;tehGv<u, and far Sale,
Earthen and Stone Ware IN
crates,
Felt Hats in cafes,
Irifh and brown Linens in aiorted pack
ages,
Ma,raife, Of different fzes,
10 by 8 and Il by 10 Window Glafss
Sheathins Paper,
Bottled Porter and Port Wine,
Glaziers' Diamonds.
Mufqae,o Netting.
Apply to
JAMES sANDERsoN,
at the compiling houie Of MFR. William
Hodgfon'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-06

' dluuJlc l'IOpcity fOf oaic
IN ALEXANDRIA.
By virtle ofo Deed Of Trgf made
BY Cal. jain Fnzgerel5, late Of th"
so70n, Z, us tbe nd5.n5,rs, 7uIz be ex~
35fcL u /ak or M7na!y TIE. 7t5 do, Of
-4ggaf ns1t, If fair, if ne: tie ~exf
far y, an TIE prs,r.I',
The NlJoulng rsry v2!Mb!c Pro-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26
NEwYoRE, JAN. 10
IMPORTANT.

A gentleman who arrived here yer
terday in the flip Borneo, Of Bolton,
capt. Smith, from Sumatra and the
Cape, informs, that an Englifh fquad-
ron, under the command Of commodore
FIotham, were on the 2oth Of October
clofely blockading the lie of France !;
and that this fquadron had taken ten
fail Of French and Spanifh merchants
men in attemptidS to PATS them, /
Hamburger NIP, which had paHed ms
lquadron, was purified and cut on T
the Englifh boats the captain q Y ilI 4,
had his arm fhot of in defending p"
ihip. i.
Borneo, American, Of oI3 tons, Il
guns, and ~ men, belonging fo III.
ton, Commanded by Mr.. q. oilAl'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26
By The Mails.
PHILADELPHIA, JAN.
Commercially Important.

Commercially Important.
E*tyaa Of liner trom mr.. 7aas, .1da,, !.
Pert Republican, dafed De-. 2zd, 800, Yece;,st
ysl7srday By tbs. lc50oasr Nimr0d. ''4
6 Judge of my feelings this even;no
on receiving the encloied proclamatioSS
publifhed by General Toufaint, layina
a duty Of 20 per cent. on all imports
without exception, not even provifons
are exempted, and 20 per cent on an
exports, fay fugar, coffee, cotton, &c.
the goods are to be valued By the
Chamber of Commerce, and the Con.
iuls of the REFLECTIVE powers refidiDO
III the ports Of St. Domingo.
+" If this law is put in force, Il viii
be merely impohihle TO tay Of Do buff.
nef8 in any Of thefe ports it was 4
fortunate circumstance | had cleared
out the Nimrod Previoufy, as the law
is to be put in execution tomorrow. the
23d. As foon as all is arranged | will
write you every particular by feveral
opportunities for your government in
future. | would adviie you in the
mean time not TO make any 1hipments
to this or any other port in the iAand,
until you hear from me, or hear this
bufusGs is to be fettled; YOU viii pIeale
TO publilh this proclamation for the Be-
neft Of our commerce and countrymen
at large.
"P. 5. There is 4 report in circul.
ton, that all the ports in the i1and are
to be fhut up, eXcePc the Cape, Aux
Cages, and this port"
c. Here t0lloqos tie Proclamation d roulTaint
Louverture, MaAs III he nal1s ef Liberty, Equal
ity, and BE French Republic. u Contains *
articles bs6d5 a preamble. BY fbe ~ art. al
tie PyOdpee exported f'om lie cs6ay, Of eobatspa
nature il may b, .b5a4Pqy q daty Of 20 PER cent
and az gooaf a7srebaraizs (Profaas i izciaded)
imported into fbe coloHy, Or qpBaevsr Vaie o. gua
III, GaY pay q aaty Of twenty PER csHt.-By qaoAE.
er jf7ion Ports OF Entry are 10 be sfa5Hl5ed aaf
caJqom.begfs opened tbeyeaa, evitb prgbey 95esrr-
The duties to Be pail in Pseie TIE otby artiels
contain regulations Ior fbs government Of TIE rsUeHus
95iceyI and PsrJans importing erb9rttng gSo45,
Merchandise o. produce and far LsQyixg eerfaia
internal faxes on TIE ColomR5 Tbi5 regulation i
A4fsd AZ Cape Francois tbe ~ Ffimairs (Ilth
December 1909
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26
Whole human race.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
CITY Of Wgibisgto1-MoNDAy, JAN. S.
APPROPRIATIONS

APPROXIMATIONS.
a bill apProPriating 5,529.695 dolls.
g cents, for the year 1901, was read
twice, and referred to a committee OF
the whole hou1e.
JUDICTAR1' FILL.
Progrels was made in this bill in
committee Of the whole. A lengthy
debate enfued on the fiction which d.
vides Virginia into two diltrics.-Mr.
Egglelton moved, that the fiction be
70 amended as to provide For one Court
in Virginia, II his molten was fupport-
ed by him. MeGrs. Nicholas, Ran
dolph, Jacklon, and Macon and op-
pofed by Mellrs. Grifwold, Harper,
sBayard, II. Lee and Otis and was
negatived A to 80.
TUESDAY, JAN. s.
The committee Of Privileges, on the
affair Of the Seargent alarms, reported
that it was not expedient for the Hou1e
to take any order in heafair. A long
and warm debate enfued on the report,
which was finally agread to.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 7.
Several petitions, &c. were referred
to committees.
JUDICTAR1- ELL.
The Houle, in committee, went into
a further difcufion of this important
bill. The principle, qobetbsr The Stale
fudiciaries could c9BfitMionalB take Gag
ni@ance Of eayje5 arjing w1dtr the Aaz05
oftbs United States, was amply difcuf-
ied.-The affirmative Of the queltion
was advocated by MefrS. Bayard,
Harper, and Dennis the mega
tive by MeGrs. Bird and Nott.-The
quefion on the fubje6t was pofponed.
The amount of the debt which lhould
be made cognizable in the circuit
courts, was alto debated, which was
eventually fixed at 400 dollars.
THURSDAY, JAN. 8.
Mr.. Nicholas moved an additional
member to the 18TH fiction Of tie yu-
dietary Bill, the obiea Of which was to
prevent the federal courts from taking
co8nizance of debts created by afign-
ment which Limitation exifed in the
law Of 1898, at pre9ent in force. On
this motion a debate eniued-MeGrS.
Nicholas, Randolph. Spaight and ALL
iton, advocated it; and it was oppofed
by MedrS. Griiwold, Harper and Ba-
yard.-Agreed to, Yeas AZ, Nays ~.
FRIDAY, JAN. 9.
A petition from Mafachuletts was
prefented, praying for the erection of
Light-Houfe near Martha's Vineyard.
Referred 10 the committee Of commerce
and manufactures. On motion, the
houGe went into a committee on the
bill for the organization Of the courts
Of the United States.
The fiction allowing Ealary Of 1000
dollars year to the circuit Judges was
under confederation.
Mr.. Claiborne was oppoled to that
fun being allowed to the judges in
Kentucky and Tenneaee, becaufe it 70
far exceeded the falasies given in the
weltern country.
A lengthy debate enfucd--1he
fPeakers in favor Of retaining the fun
of 1000 dollars, were Mellrs. Otis,
Harper, H. Lee, Champlin aud Bay
ard ; thole oppoled to it were MeGrs.
Claiborne, Davis, Smith, Smile and
Nicholas
The fun was retained excepting as
to the lalaries Of the judges of Ken
lucky and Tenneliee, which were re-
duced to 1900 dollars.
Tie Jahl05Oirg Rais Paid IL tbs Senate Of tbe Uni
ted States. Dc. ~.
PeroIyed thai all con6 Iao+;,I $50,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26
Tie jaIozoirg Ruiz PaJsd IL tbs Senate Of tbe Uni
ted Slater Dsc .,

Refolyed, that all confidential com
munications, made by the PreGdent Of
the United States to the Senate, fhaIl
be, by the members thereof, kept IN
violably fecret ; and that all the trea-
ties, which may hereafter be laid be-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26

fore the Senate, fhall alto he kent :.
cret, until the Senate fhall by their j
folution, take off the injunction Of r
crecy.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26

Estra7 Of Letter from a respectable commercial gsa.
teman ia London, 70 his friend ia ibi5 city, daisf
Loaasn, Nov. rs.
"Our minifera are perfectly fatisfcd
with your treaty with France, and have
afured Mr.. King that they are Pleafed
TO find every refpe6t has been paid 20
your connection with us.-IhiS Is IN
doubted" [Fudge.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26

Esfya8 gf Letter troa re5s7aJle commercial b'gE
in Bswdsaax, TO another IN ibis city, lated NoV.l.
Carolina Rice has been EFFECTIVELY
dear here for fcveralmonths paf. We
have got no fuppEes Of it and The
failure of the harvef in all the fouthern
part of France makes the want of it
more fenfbly felt. It's on this account
that the price Of wheat and -four has 70
conGderably augmented. They will at
lealt fupport their prefent prices, as
the North cannot furnifh us with fup-
plies, being in in want Of produce Of
their harvelt for this year."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-23

COssiR.nwEAtrH ~ MAssAcHUsETrs.
vsRE. IL Il Cant # Cezn,p Pleas, tgsz aaS totor
BtttS, voil5ia aas ar tie csraty IF 1or&, TIE IN
1Aldy n 0,io5v, ba.g lbs a76 aay iS m9ufb, 4. a.
1901.
ON the petition Of JAmEs GRAY, and JOIN
" nAYcs. both of Peppsrn A65roAg6 ID laid couu-
ty, ysoDtn. lhe wing thai they and others 10
= them unknown, are leized ia common Gf Ger.
. tsin uaet Vi iaal ia tad PepperelIhorough con-
= tanning by etmation hx-hundred acres, com
{" monty called Sknners' right, bounded thus !:
IS Souihwelterly by Saco liver; Noctbwea by the
: lor which divides the iaid toea OF PsPPeneiho-
trough troln the town Of Buxton Notheat by tbs
:" ma0r line, t. sailed; ana Southeaa by lands
:" Deionsing to the hers ofHnmphrey Scamman,te-
= &c fed wh sreof the iad James Cray, owns two
9 hundred acres, and gbe fad John Hayes, o~uS
- one hundred and ten actes"-and praying for
their REFLECTIVE proportions Of the fame 10 be st
of to hold "a leveraIty:
ORDERED, that the petitioners caufe the fub-
hauce OF tbeir petition with this order thsreon, 10
DC ,nf-, ted the Portland GqStte printed by Ele
ar 3. jerks, three weeks tuccrifivey, the a4
publication ttrrcof TO oe thirty days at leaf prior
IA the next term Of this COurt, 10 be hot at
York, within and for fa,d county Of York, on tbs
taIrd Iae;,ly Of April nexE, 10 he end any perton
or perlpns, 0tereGed therein may then aud there
appear, ami lhew caufs, if any they have, why the
prayer ofghe iaid petition ihould not be graoted
Attrh, DANIEL. SEWALL, Clerk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-23
DIRECT TAX.

STATS OF MAssAcHUsErrs, THIRD COLLECTION
DISTRICT, SECOND DIVISION.
NOTICE IS hereby given, by virtue of an aGt Of
~ Congreis pAiied on the 18th day Of July, 1913,
s-tt'ed, " act to Jay and collea Drect Tax with
ia the United S,ates"-the following adehed on
the respective Houes and Lands which they relate
hseame Cue ant payable on the leventh day Of April.
Ioco; Of which the iaid repusd owners. poaeiors
occupants If laid Houles and Lands, have been not-
he'd by the Collector in directed afOTeiad, vat
lad remain unpaid in faid dari6f namely Wiri
d-1s, Cray Ns7ggga5isr and P1siof Ci'm htuated in
The ri.nnfu Of (,nlnnerInnd
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-23

SECOND DISTRICT, SECOND DIVISION, IN THE
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS.
PURSUANT to an act oF CoHgrtis, pafIed the
l. I4th day Of July, 1913, entitled an act tu
iay aud coleet dred tax within the United States
will De so'd at public iale.at the dwelling k0ule w
Ssfb MifebeH, jua. innhOlder IN NorthyarmOuth, on
Wednesday the 18th Of January next, Al O'Clock
P. NJ. 70 much Of The under defcribej Crates, con
hlliug OF dwelling houes ADD lands, as vii fatirfY
the Eaxts Que thereon, togetherwiIh the legal cots
and charge uol,ls laid taxes and charges b
paid previous 20 ttat time.
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ibis Gagetts.

/. printed every MONDAY Morning y IA fs
lgNKs. JUN. At the Printing Oia0'' sers suha2.
oppofite Jones Row, Port l4nu .,srts articls N
tions, Communications, AHVe'''e'.o
News, &c. are received with a"e'.'' r,srs ys'.
The price u oNt DoLLAR AND
executive q pofage 5oa trtsHH.
AS this CAzEtTk has tie larger W hly sd'iF
circulation uf any piperin -il4F VA atrtdi IN
taeeou, for Aig-yt5sasaii wh'eh N'.
fonaby, and IN eonfPeuous ''@pue'
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Fnolifh Hats.

lust received bv tie lfiH.r9I, IRON , XVI Nv.
j for fac BY JOHN jerks, M, Il Han
.FTsRrsss, an aiTor,men, of Mems ana iou'- ~ *
Vi hyperion qualify aud very cheap
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-23

Ornamental and PLATO, executes Il 1.o.lra roiifi
handfome manner, and II 'ns .,rNEs. N
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-23

n. The deIinqucnts ray c2ll OF ", -,
Der, or SAMUEL r. RUSSELL, tiq n -'"'F''
sqoutb, with whom the bills are leR.
Bohan p. Field, ColfII
AZ DiRri7, " DfvtFoa ~ Sigt'q lHgs.--3. 49,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-05

THE ipseches Of certain republican
members of the Legislature Of Rhode Ifland,
on the fubje0 of appointing Thank lgiving,
io which there is not fenriment unjulf,hed
by the pureD regard for Chriaisnity. have
been reported in iome of the anti. .rtbubiiean
prints in language which never fell from thoie
members, and which is calculated to fix upon
them the aigma Of iu6delity. We allude to
the fpeeches of MeGs. Putnam and Gyyrxe,
correct reports OF which the reader will find
under the Rhode Inand head, in this paper.
Ii is ftale trick Of the anti-repubIicsns to
reprefent their opponents as infidels. But it
has been 70 long played of, without produc-
ing the deiired eGees, that we fhould fuppoie
its authors would ere now have been convin-
ced of the folly Of iuch an attempt. Tho
the Republican Editors have not perhaps been
70 much 10 the habi, of boating Of the reli-
gion Of their party, as the federal Editors
have been, Of proclsiming the orthodoxy and
picty Of theirs yet VIC prefume, on the bca
grounds, that there are as many hncere be-
icvers, who "2reo h0y fanb BY their
rOsrts," among the one party as the othef.
But Newspapers are not the channel through
~hicb DEITr ia to he made acquainted 18th
tboie who woifhip HIM in Gnceri,y. TIE
Phsnfee procIaims ms religion on the houfe.
top; whila the man Of true Pisty fcsks not
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-05

MARINE NEWS.

Arrived here on Monday lat, the Ship
Fridndfhip, George Shcarman, Mater, IS
days from Amaerdam. In Lar. Al. 81. Ion.
I4.5i. paGed clofe under the fern ofa wreck,
full of water, lying on her bilge. which ap.
peard to be Chip of about two hundred and
City tons; yellow fdes, with ports, in the
yeIlsw freak, and large far on the fern.
The iea being very large. we were not able TO
difcoscr her name, or board her.
In lat. -, 4s. long. SO, ~. fPoks the
hip Lucy, OF CharIeffon. from Liverpool,
bound to CharleRon.
Extraet from the Log Book of the brig
Clinton, Capt. Thomas Hudfon, Who arri-
we'd mere on Saturday lar from the Havana
dated, Nov. IS. Lat. 81, 36, Long. II,
10, fpoke the fhip Iisnnah. of Bottom,
Thomas Hopkins, matter. from St. Peterf-
burg, bound to CharIeaon, O. days out,
all well.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-05

the spplaafc of men, bEt refs fatis6ed with
the promife, thar Hs who fees il. iccres his
good works, will in due time reward him
openly.
Let the federal Editors boat Of their
.eligion, and fcotf at the isjsSeiy of repubi-
caak< Ii may do more harm TO the cauie they
eipo6Se, than perhaps they are aware OF. IL
may induce men TO compare the works Of
m,itrn jsdernijjiY with the precepis of our
religion. Many are the inaances in which
the volume of inipirati)n might be quoted 10
the conde mnation of the late Administration.
Can there, for example, be more accurate
or more lively defcrip,ion of thar Adminif-
traiion, than our Saviour gives. when fpcak
ias Of the paariiees, in the i,d chapter of
Matthew g Far fbey bind beavy baydezs.
and grevaas 10 Be boyzr, and lay them Oh,
men's Roxideo bHf fbcy tbrw/efpy zpW sst
uove ibem qva6 one sf ibir fage,s."
How far ;his Text will admit Of the
application we have made OF IL, ler rhe hoaea
farmer determine, who has paid bay land
tax, TO fupport a uieleis army, and other
equally ahfurd and ex,ravagant meafurcs.
Our Saviour continues" Bxf all their
1vsrks tbey do 10 be jten ef mrx." Remember
this, ye whole Religion is difplaycd only in
the columns of Newspaper, and in hreet-
drawings or ale.houie difpurations. Indeed
the whole chapter is deiersing of ferrous at
tention, as being complete picture OF the
fsdsrah/m difplayed under MIR. Adsm,'s Pre-
iidency and if Jobn Wooa. who propofcs TO
write Hiaory of that period. ihali delineatc
as faithfully. we have no hehtation in fay
ing. thar his book will delerse general en-
couragement. Rrgyaer.