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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-24

So ShCOND NOTICE. -ks
Whereas a Commiilion Of.
Bankruptcy is awarded and iHued forth
aga;na Eii1na Cullen Dick, Of TIE Town
Of Alexandria, and he having furrendered
hifnfelft TO the major part Of the Commit
foners named in the faid Conmilion, at.
the Warrington Tavern, in Alexandria,
on the Eventecnth day of this month,
when and where he underwent his frA ex-
amination-he is therefore required again
&c attend, at the faid Tavern, on Satur-
day the gift day Of this month, to under
go his 1econd examination, WHEN and where
the Creditors Of the faid Elifha Cullen
Dick, either in his feparate capacity, or
as one Of the Firm of James Meas M'Rea
and Company, may attend o prove their
At the lat fitting Of the Com
miGioners the faid Bankrupt is to fnih
his examination, and the Creditors afore-
fald to choofe Afignees ; Of which lat ft-
ting due notice will be given, and the
Creditors are to anent to, or diifient from,
the allowance Of his Certificate. All per
fons indebted to the faid Bankrupt, or who
have any of his effects, are not to pay or
deliver the fame, but to whom the Com
midioners ihall appoint, but to give no.
tice to HENRY MOORE,
Clerk to the C~ommiifon.
January 20, 1901. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-24
THE SUBSCRIBER

Relpefzlully informs The Pub
bic, that finding it intellectually neccHa-
~ tod'iolve the copaftnerfhip Of O'NEsL
and WARD, in the Globe Tavern, of this
town, he Intends in future to conduct that
houie on his account, under rhe name
OF the GOLDEN BALL, and declares
no exertion on his part flall be wanting to
give every perfon who may favor him
with their commands entire fatisfa6fion.
lie requeits all perfons indebted to the
ahoyc firm to be lpeedy in felt. ing their
accounts with him, DIS he alone is autho-
riied to give a valid d;fcharge for money
due, or make any kind ofiettlemcnt with
them. He alto requens the favcr of all
perlons holding demands againaC'N Neil
and Ward to render him their fcveral de-
mands, as he wiihes to have them adult
ed as ioon as poaiblc.
ENOCH WARD.
Jan. Ty.s a4s liol 3weo
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-24
liol sweo
City Tavern So Hotel.

UlN.NHtM WEI MN A##
The Subfcrsber returns his
finccre thanks to his cuAomcrs for the H.
bcrai encouragement he has received, and
hopes to merit a continuance Of their f..
vors. He requcfs all rerfons indebted to
him to come forward and Grttle their &C.
counts, on or before the Hrf day Of Apr;l
I,cxt, othcrwife frts will be commcHced
for the recovery Of the fame without re-
fpea to perfons.
From the many difficulties experienced
in collecting the FINAL fums due him. he
Is under the necefity Of giving this pub
lie notice, that after this date he Will ciye
credit TO no per1on whatever.
JOHN GADsBY.
January -. d
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-24
WANTED TO I r

1AAN Eli IL 11lf\E,
For the E,.uie y tie Pofom0c Combaur
for be exyuiny ysar, to ozark at tie
Great-FaXs,
a number Of active, able
bodied NEGRO MEN, for whom libe-
raj wages will be given. They Will be
well fed, clothed ard lodged, hunanely
treated, ard IN cafes Of iicknels taken good
care OF at the eAFcnce Of tie Company
heir wages will be pad quarterly, and
II defirsble to heowners, agents will be
appointed at diherenr places to pay at the
expiration ofeach quarter, as may be mon
convenient to the parties. Further parti-
culars may be had by application to Mr..
Alexander Reid, at the Great-Falls, or
to the fnbfcri5er in George Town.
BY order Of the PRECEDENT and Direc-
tors.
JOSEPH CARLETON.
1rsq/n,ry Of lie Pofomac ComsanY.
George-Town, Dec. 70. 3ot
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-24

~ SkTsVx SM111Il8pOn, ana pONcHlOn
gsvehirnnediateiya
"a hand1Ome, welI-hnifhed
|tiree tory BUILDING, on New Jerfey
Avenue, in, the vicinity Of the Capitol,
and the nearef dwelling on the foath Of
Ton Capitol Fill. The lot and houie,
are well ftuated, and will always com
mand an uninterrupted view Of the wi ole
CITY and George-Town I 0 the wet, as
WE'LL as OF the Potomac and Eaftern Branch.
The houfs contains 10 convenient rooms,
executive of garrett and cellars.
Hfold, United State, flock, or flock in
any Of the banks would be taken for the
whole, OF part Of the payment, and agood
title given; or, if leafcd for s years, the
terms would be accommodating to a good
tenant.
Further particulars may be known by
applying to MFR. Joicph Hodgfon, in that
! city, or cha lubfcriber in Baltimore.
MATHEW BROWN.
January IS. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-24

ANTHONY
Hair DreDer and Pe,7xmer,
lately from Baltimore)
Royal freet, between King and Prince
treets, fourth door fouth of the Print
ing Office of the Times,
Begs leave to inform the
Ladies Of Alexandria, ard the country
generally, that having received the new
eft fafhion Of Ladies Wigs and Filets, he
will be thankful to receive their orders
tor the above articles, and will warlan,
them equal to any manufactured on the
continent.
N. 3. Any Lady winling to fee his
Patterns, may be accommodated by felsd-
ing a lsrvant to his hcp.
GJ He has for fale, every article IL
he Pegflmery line, on the mott r~caiona-
bic terms.
Cath will be given for hair by the large
or fmall quantity.
Alex. Dec. S. d
Ihe Creditors OF the Effate
St the late Col. BURGESS BALL, are
re1ueeed to forward to Mrs. B0Ha fate
Inentao Their claims; as the Adminifra-
tors are anxious to provide fcr the diff
charge f them as carly as pohible.
1 oudoun, Dec. 1850. Igl IT
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-24
~ q 7 / C. f.

TIE Rockholders Of the Bank of A!ey-
andria, are hereby informed, that a div.
tend OF fve PER cent on the capital flock
OF ia'd Bank, for the half year ending It's
cay, IS declared, and will be ready to lie
paid to them, or their representatives en-
Ihurfday next.
By order gt5e 5rsf1euf ard Siyege,t,
GURDEN CHAPLIN, Caihisr.
January $. eow4
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26
CROSS READING.

Since the accenion Of Bonaparte to the
prime Confulale Of The French Republic, he has
affirmed to bimfelf much larger ikire OF con-
hdsnce--which with his former itock on
hand makes il as large as any 10 New England.
tits faid that the Firf Confll IS ftrioafly en-
gagged in bringing about general pacihcatlo5n
IN Euro2e---afrer which, he viii dance the
saunilhing egg hornpipe, blindfolded.
The Bririfh Government offer liberal pre-
mum for the importation Of grain from Tor
eigu narkers--TAis evening" will De perform
ed celebrated conely called "SPs9d the
plough"
Mr.. J.f.rCon i man oftalents, Of INTEGRITY,
and a real rePuSlicaa---.ubjea to deduItIon
q Gfteen per cent.
Every man has his faults and his foi5le' -
II not yet certain whether JefIion q D1Fr
has the N Jority.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26

DIED--in this town. Mr.. DAVE ALDEN. aged 81
years
AT Nc4u5pry6,rt, MIR William Titeomb, victim to
quackerv MIR. Titcomb had been long afflicted with
The Rhenmatim from which he could obtain no reilef
few days iincc perlon recommended what lie term
ed q,ouag vsa the procels Of which was as follows
VIA hole was dug in the earth, the aperture OF
which was Jun fuicent to admit perion-the place
was then heat hy fire 20 as great degree as the pa
tent could be luppoG1d to bear-thc unfortunate man
v as then put in warmly wrapped in WOODEN and the
only aperture cloGed--he confined III this dreadful
tuation till he was fenfelc, ard urviycd the horud
experiment but few hours
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26

NAME f.-Py 7igiae sf an or5sr jyoz7 f5e Hon.
Dawn 6swALL. Ej7. Jaags Of Tx Uafea Sta5ss
for fid Diqria--
NOTICE is hereby given, that IL
Vel is flied in faid Court BY EysdsyisE Leqgis
Ds1eyei., Collector Of The United States for the Diff
trlet OF Paamaqnady, agaiul three bales of CARPET
ING, and one trunk Of NlUSLINS s THREADS +; al
Legged 70 have been illegally imported into the United
States-and that hearing viii be had thereon before
lad Judge al the next Didna Court to be holden al
Pownalborough, within rhe Diaric of Maine on the
iirH Iaelday Of March which time ard place,
All Perions concerned may appear ana Thew caufe Nf
any they have why the above mentioned articles
fhoud net be decreed forfeited.
ISAAC PARKER, IfarL5zE
Portland, Tg7. "a, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26

Tel Honorable TIE 1aJficr5 9ftbe Court OF Gene
raj SE2oas Ct TIE Peace. far tbe County gf Wg)g,
iggf01 /, began and hoiaen at Alacbjas /; qvifbia
and .for EHd conTty, on he third zasfagy Of As
ggq, H. d. 1900.
THE Subscribers humbly fhow-That part Of
L the County road leading from Machias 10
Schoodac through Plantations No. 10, IA and a
owned by non-refident proprietors, is very bad,
end ought for the fafetY add Convenience Of tray-
ligers to be repaired.
We therefore pray that your Houors, would
order the fame to be amended and repaired BY the
Owners Of flid Plantations, agreeable to Law of
the Commonwealth, intituled I" An att in addition
to the feveral acts, now 10 force refpe6ing high
ways" or otherwife give relief, and we as ia duty
buund, will ever pray.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26

WASHINGTON, f-Coart Of General SeJFoas q
The Peace al Marbia5, Aggyg term, II. D. 800.
UPON the petition aforefaid, Ordered, that the
petitioners notify all psrons intereed therein, to
appear at the next Court of Gensral SslTons ofthe
Peac,v otc holden at Machas, within and for tbs
CounT { Warrington, on the third Tuefday IN
Auguh ext by publfhing an attefed Copy OF iaid
petition with this Order thereon, three weeks fuc
ceiiively in the MagdebufsttI AsreUrg, printed in
BoRon By Young & ATiazJ, and in the Gazette printed
ia Portland BY Elez-r Aity jerks tie LAT pnbli-
cation 10 be three weeks at eaft, before the fitting
of faid Court that they may then aud there ap-
pear, aud fhew caufe if any they have, why the
prayer thereof ihouid not be granted.
RALPH II. BOWLES, Clerk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26

The fundsout Of which appropriations may
Be made for the above Purpoles, are -
IT. The fun Of 600 900 dollars Of the pro.
ceeds of duties on imports and tonnage, which
viii accrue in 1901, which fun is by law anuu-
ally refervsd for the GupPort Of government.
I'd. The furPlus Of the revenue and income
of the United States, which may accrue TO the
end Of the year 1901 after {ASIsfying the olHetfs
tor which appropriations have been heretofore
da
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26
ESTTMATES FOR 1901.

TIE Secretary Of the Trcafury, in work
which exceeds 100 pages, has reportedto the
Congreis offhe United States the followiAg ap
preparation, as necedary for the fsrvice of Tie
yearsI8oI -
viz. Nm. n,
For the eIv'l jeincludng the departments, 5247o 81
FOR the payment Of annutos and grants r,7sssy
FOR the tuPPoEt Of the mint r2.qoc %
FOR the irPPort Of foreign minifcrs, SS ,ooc 90
tor expences incident TO treaties, 36T264 GO
Tor Importing the claims americans 600 %
Eor supporting diitrefed fcamen abroad, 10000 %
For tHe valuation of houles, lands, &C. 10000 &C
FOR the military department, generally, 1890 oot 90
FOR the payment Of military peniions, o. 600 90
For the navy department. generally, aa42,3sz q
tor the fabrication of cannon arms &c 100000 90
For the iupFor Of Ight-houfes, &c. sS61a 10
Tor the tecond enumeration, 10000 90
fot l4usiyipg mliceuaneous claims, 5000 90
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26
MAY7AL ESTABLISHMENT. it,.

The Secretary alto gives the following iii Of
the Naval eltablilhment, viz.-Five frigates Of
A guns tour ditto Of S6 guns two ditto of
81 suos four ihiPs carrying "A guns on gun
deck, and on quarter deck eight fhips of 20
70 "A guns; three Hips Of IS guns two thips
of G guns and five ditto Of Il guos.-With
ieven gallies.-Total 40. ChibiJ IN, tbs Tnfur-
genie and Pickering are insl&A-a 70 f5ai on f5s
lob Dec l9f, Ibs Seeretny Of fbe Tredivy did aat
eosf3r tbgt @;H5 as lf l-Ofthe naval appro-
Prations heretofore made 7eo,ooo dollars are
unexpended. The following are the rates Of
men allowed The ihips Of the United States.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26

laif from Sumatra, with cargo con
filing of pepper and piece goods; The
brings accounts Of the privateer from
the lie Of France, having captured in
the courfe Of ten days, nearly 80 vcf
lels. There are nine priyateer$ out,
belonging TO the Mauritius, which fail
very faf and are iaid to have been We
ry fuccelsful. About three weeks be-
fore the Borneo arrived at Sumatra, a
fnow from Bengal had touched there
to trade with the natives, who furprifed
the crew and inhumanly cut off the
hands and feet Of every foul on board.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26
ISABELLA Cblkd.
Has jult received an additional afortmcnt Of
FANCY GOODS.
among which are


EINE thread Laces a beautiful affortment Of
Lufring, and other fashionable Ri bbons
Black Lace Wells Rutland Nett; black, white,
PI1k, roie, lilac, purple, and yellow Italian Grapes
Wblts and co,oured Silk Cloves do. Cotton, do
Red; Elegant curled Ofich Feathers Vuitute
Plumes; black and white do. rich brown, white,
dove, and black Satin Pelong do. Of all colours;
delicate whit: Luitrings black do. Modes
Sartnets and Tiffany; Cotton Trimming, Fringe
and Glmps Silk and Cotton Bands add Tafals
tor the wait; Silver DO. ornlmented Hair Combs;
Crcfceut Slides; Steel Beads Pearl do; Ear.
Rings Necklaces and Bracelets Silk and Cotton
Hofe Gentlemeb's Silk, Cotton, and Worried DO
OF fupsror quality; plain, appet, tamhore and
latin lowered Mullins cotton, cambria and
printed Mullins and CaIicoes; Camel hair Shawls;
Mnfs, Tippets, and Fur Trimmings Linens
lndia Cotton5 Linen Pocket Handkerchitfs
Cotton and SILK DO. ladies Silk Elandkerchiefs
Velvet Ribbons; Hats /; Bonnets aud Turhans;
SILK ia,r Netts; white, black and yellow Flannels;
Tooth Brulh-e Of an excellent quality Windfor
Soap; Ivory Bodkins Needles; Pins; Threads;
Tapes and Bcbbius, &c.
Or Millenary Of all kinds made as
ufual and every attention will pc paid to have it
done neatly and a hort notice.
Portland Ja4. II.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26
The Public are hereby notified, that 4
New Poh Road

As efabliihed Cat prefent called FTow's Rout) Fa5
follows vi1.-From Portland to Gray, and through
New Glouceltsr to Poland, Turner, BuckfcId, Paris,
Norway and Waterford thence to Bridgetown Otis-
field, Raymondtown, and Windham, to Poland
The Rider Is Mr. JACOB HOW. He arrives ~
the Pot Once IN Portland every Monday afternoon,
ar about four o'clock -takesfhelMas from thence at
ok, and leaves Portland very early on Tuefday morn
ing.
He arrives a. Bridgetown from Portland every Thurr
day evenng-tarres there until Sunday evening, and
thence performs the ref of his rout as above
81 II Portland he pu.s up a; Mr.. Pane's.
1aaaary 10, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26

On the 9th of Nov. form was experienced
IN Holland, which is Gated TO have been the
moa deftruaive, in the remembrance Of the
o.dea inhabitants Several dykes were broken
down, and great damage Guaained among the
Ripping in the harbours, and off the coat
Twenty veaels with their cargoes and crews, it
is faid, were loft between Bark and Antwerp /;
at Vlehiugen a French frigate and number
Of Dutch ihips Of war were dlmaRed and
branded in the gale
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26

Le FTIb1on, B01aPaTfe' DHlge7iE, Lo91e Ka5afeN7e
l. Oaaf, Vsadensaire, OreaS, VsgusJ, Il Courgs, Le
Pcleain., LEJPforanrs, Afalaata, Hereux, Ia Jajoa
80 men) Piggy, Hearegje Reneoatye, Gfn. Ala4tza,
L'Plgt, L'Ulie, Ia Iiioire, la Je0aHe, Ia Fortune
Cynge, La Decade, Manuel, Remsnlme, H. Higk,
Ea1.Bsaux, CsnebOu, Filing FJ6, Hope, Gambeaax,
Feix Dcge, Fortune LaPoii1e Tengeoace, Ia Chile,
La Dorado, Lso9r, Pifge, Dolphin, Pbsni*, Ia For
tire and AeyiaI beides boats, and feveral vtflels
without any name. The force and crews of the
prizes mentioned above we have not been able TO
afcertain. The captures are IA 10 number ; and
che yeIels re-eaptured by our eruiiers exceed
Eighty. Jacos, what think ye Of the navy how!
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26
Bankrnbtcy

M hEREAS 4 Commfion Of Bankruptcy has
wv been awarded and ilued BY the Hon DAvl
SE"Attp Elq Diltritt Judge Of the Daria Of Maine,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26
Take Notice.

A LII thofe who are indebted to the
L l. fubfcriber, are requeRed TO make immediate
payment Otherwifc their Notes and Accounts will be
put ia luit without further notice
DANIEL HOW
Eorfiaad Jan I 9, 1904.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26
3, nays IS.

BY tie arrivals at The Southwark from Eu-
rope, erecsived the Debates of the Englilh
Parliament on tie Pate Of tie aati0a. They are
very lengthy, and occupy the principal part Of
the Goutbeyn papers received BY the laR mail
The fubje8 called forth all The learning and
rhetoric Of both parties, and engaged the at
tehtion of the houf- for many days Mr. She
Iidan after lengthy and animated fpeech pre-
fsnted motion to this effea--" That an hum
bic addrefs be Prefcnted TO the King, requesting
that hi. majeay wouli omit no proper oPportu
nifty Of entering into fsParate uegOciation with
France, for fpeedy and honorable peace" -
This was loR BY an irnmenfe majority, IS TO
IS.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26
Dorttano,
MoNDAr, JANUAKY 90, 1901.
From PhiIadelphia-Ian. "a

From FhiladelPhia-lan. r.
A letter from Warrington of the 9th infant
Rates, that on the preceding day the Senate Of
the United States rejeated the I'd and sd arti-
cles of the French treaty. The queaion on
agreeing to the I'd article lin which the fubjet1
of indemnity for fpoIiations is waved) was de-
eiGed, yeas IL, nays g. On the sd article
which ftiPulates the mutual fiirrender of vefels
of fate taken by either parity the yeas were
u, NAYS Is.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26

The Gazstte 9ffbe United States, which has long
been barrier againf that aood Of Jacobinifm
which threatened to overwhelm the adminiRra-
ton of Warrington and Adams, will, beGdes
is daily publication, afford Gazette for the
country, twice week thereby facilitating the
communication Of truth throughout the coun
tIy,-The able and PATRIOTS adirsfs Of the
Editor, together with the terms Of publication,
will be inherited in this paper next week.
! No account Of the lois of the Infurgent and
Pickering, as reported, was received by the lat
mail.
His excellency JoHs jar. we learn, has de
elined accepting the Office Of Chief Jultice Of the
United States.
We learn that HaGtax has recently fuffered
greatly from the Small Pox Letters from
thence fay, the deaths thereby have amounted
to 500.
A fhip called the Warrington, was Ion in
Cabs Bay, during the form Of The 9th, whole
lois is ellimated at 10000 dollars.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26
John Olborne Watts,

OF Portland in faid Ditritt. Merchant, and h. being
declared Bankrupt, is hereby required 10 iurrehder
himief 10 the Commifionefs named aud authorized in
i@Id commiiEon on the goth day of january inf. on
me 2cth day ofPebIu4ry nex and on the zth day Of
March next at O'Clock il the forenoon Of each Of
lad days, at the Auction Recon Of EDwAsD OxNARD.
IN tifh Street, and in all things conform the oirec
tons OF the ACT Of Congrels entitled act 70 etsb
liih an uniform fytem Of Bankruptcy throughout the
Untet States" when and whe bsCreditors here
by notified 10 prepared prove their deb5s, and
at the lecond meeting cbooe an afignee sfgnees
and at the a O. ad meetings the Bankrupt is requir
ed 70 fnifh his examinaions-All perGons indebted
10 laid Bankrupt TO make payment and thole who
have any of his effects deliver the fame TO fueh
perlons only as tn commifioners fhall appoint.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26
Simeon Bayley,

late Of Falmouth, in the County of Cumberland,
woman, deceafed, has taken upon him that trutf,
aaa given bond as the law directs: He therefore
requets all perions who are 'nndebfed 70 iaid ds.
crsi.d's eaate to make immediate payment and
thof. Who have any demands thereon. 70 exhibit
,be- f,rnc !, DAVID BAYLEY.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26
Jeremiah Morris,

THE Subfcriber hereby gives notice 70 all con.
i cerned, That having been duly appointed ad-
miniftrator on the efate OF
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26

Total, 5,57s,695 IS
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26

RALPH II. BOWLES, Ckrk.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-05
To Rent.

TO Rent,
To the frf Of March next, and immedi-
ate pofeilion given,
A complete two ftory Brick
Houfe on Water freet, between Prince
and Duke Areets; as this Rrees will in
filort time be very handsomely paved, it
will render its fituation more eligible and
pleafsnt than heretofore, Any perion
w;fbing TO fee the houfe and know the
terms, will be informed by applying to
the fabfcsiber,
GEO. CORYELL.
HJo,
A frame Warehouse, in Duke areet,
next door to Alexander Smith's.
Sept. 28. dot
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-14
OLIVER FARNwoRTH

Us, fhal! be fully attended to. Warmly at
tached TO the contribution Of the federal gov
ernment, which we view as 'sthe fhcet an
chor otour peace at home, and lafety abroad"
permit us, fir, in the iinceri,y of our hearts,
60 congratulate you with an almoit nnhound-
ed tervor, on the ipirit Of true repuhlicsn-
i'm having 70 far regained its we'll Ineriled
aicendency. Permit us farther TO congratu-
late your Exceency, on the election of a
Preiident of the United States, who is not
deltitu,e Of the ientiments of " an iadebendsnt
Hms'iear - and whom,Ox do not iuipeet win
be Influenced, in his adminiitration, by pre-
dilettion for foreign principles. or for the gov
ernSnent of any foreign nation. For, iure
we are, did not your opinion coincide with
ours, OF this happy oceafion. the fame pa,er-
nal care which 70 much alarmed your fears,
when the evil was only in proipcet, mutt have
warned us of our danger, with Icdoubied an
imstion, when that evil had actually taken
place.
In the rapid increafe Of the citizens of
this fate, announced by the late Genius, we
find commanding voice for pa!iing fuch
laws, as will give fable iecurity to their re-
HSA'h~-'HSh iiShts---aHu tnS'i PtoPStJ.
This, added TO the falubrious air, and fertile
foil Of our country, nun prove an irreiiRible
invitation for new fettle,s.
The conHant concurrence you have Civ
en-, to all legislative meafures of public u,il-
ity, not only prevent doubt Of your con-
tinuing the fame patriotic conduit, but merits
and meets with our mott hearty thanks.
May kind experimenting Providence
crown our joint endeavors with iucceis.
AMOS MARSH, Speaker.