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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
sE-.PA(3SR fox EEAvEN. SAKE

Ii.
7e casnelly intssat cur rezis;, to rerufe with
sttcasiop the following inrporesrt document.
IL exhibi's fcsne q paa iniqpify, much
more figftfuI. and Of nsrure mach ncic
dangeross and alarming. thsn any 'tios vet
dc.;nrasod or conceived of the late scni =
tiss, even by its moA prying and cent'.'ous
opponents. Ii unfolds wantcn wsae ct
the publ. 1'reafurc, 10 an extent which ~.
ventorc 70 fry no man. ever thooght OF, al
noa, iad.r I. unparalleled in the hiaory Ok
the noa p'nhieste government and IL viii
s:Ford -tera abundant caufs 10 rejoice, rhst
they have ,rovidenriaIly eie,pcd iyilem ,h7
nolt alarming. a:caufe the mott immeaiura-
bly roinops, Of uhich hs honan mind csa
form an idea. IL mua confound 'ho.e iedai-
Gus concealer ofguIt, ihofe dex,cscus guild
ers Of rank offences who have besr lsbori"g
TO prcfent thoie high State criminals, Picket
ing & c.. before the public, drehed in the
mantle of imm aculate innocence. Much asws
knew of ths ,artitad. of the ex na~'nja'~fio~'
we candidy contets our ideas fell naoeh ihor
Of its immenic wicsedncf. IL bad dag
dep g,0rs far tsekbtrt effS;s r.Ggg csnsf..s.
We coajurc our pa.rons 20 read II KIN ihe
a'fention dre-ro fhs importance of the fob
Jet. I, il cne in.v hich the cSuntry IS muca
inteTeftcd.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
THE CONTRAST.

hUR readers are ieriouey invited to COM
~ pare the following important document
with tho npO,h wc pubiih-it is their duty 10
DO 70, and 90 take cvey opportunity Of explain
ing to our opPoGents the matters now laid before
them. dHrsra.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
ToUssAINT ARRESTED.

BALTIMORE. JUNE II.
TIE fslbwisr hfier and Proclamation 1or,e lar
svefixg ,eesived at 8ydra's CeSse- Hs.k. f,sm
Fuxeb gsufitmar laying off fbe Fs1, at
quarantine. aobieb bar been bag2aied fer the
Teigrsbbe.
There is an avcnging God Who punifhes
perGdy.
The traitor. the cunning villain, 10 at length
IN irons. 1onE-int has been arrefed at Georges
plantation. of Gonaives difriet, the feventh Of
this month, as well az his captain, guides, and
{eyen compsnions of his crimes, by an officer
n,n,cd Fcnsry. and five of his brave folders -
al reliance became vain, they were feized,
bopnd hsnd ard foot. mounted upon horfes and
eooduesed 90 Gosaives where they were infant.
" embarked, on board the Creole frigate. The
ecsrlpondcnce Of this villain has been diicovcr.
ed he meditatcd new crimes. They were
principally directed ssaina the General 10 Chief
Lc CIerc. hn family and body guard.-Fon-
ssiue. his FRI aid-dc-eamp. arrcfted fame day at
tho Cape, and imprifoned, was charged with
furnifhing him details. ard preparing new con-
feiracy. The chief Sylla is actively engaged in
counteratiine his fchene, as fuppies Of all fpc-
eies Of military flores. particularly gun- powder
packed in -four barrels. were promifcd him by
Tome oerfons Of the United States. and which he
was affored of receiving by fome truly sGocs.
stes. What bloody enterprize We may in-
deed exeIaim with the poet
J." 2sS sss no,faLia Sfa0,s esgh eSri esers
fsm1."
I annex the proclamation. 6sned BY the
general in chief, of an event 70 niereaing to the
human race, aed the future profperisy Of st.
Dcmireo. Ii b iDpOdible to defsribe the JOY
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
Nathaniel Najon,

INFORMS the Public that tie has comm,nc-
1 cd the I'm PLdTE Working Buiineis, at
the houle occupied by his father D~va hejss,
nearly oppohte the foot of the Church Lane,
where all kinds of Tin Ware is rnsouisetred in
the beR manner. aud at the ihonea notice. Of
the beft materials. All orders for any kiod OF
Tin Ware. executed imnedisTely. ConRant
attendance given. aud the fmalief favon ac-
knowlcdgsd.
Neqctors. 1rnf At, 1901. ozH
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
Nicholas Wsbfer.

INFORMS the Public, thar he ha, opened
i GROCERY STORE in Broad Strce,, IN
the hcufe. lase the property Of Mr.. Cdkb Es,i.
where he has for Sale general s9o,fment Of
WEST-INDIA GOODS.
Among othen. are the following articles
Rom. Brandy, Gin, Cherry. Rum, Moiafcs,
Flour, Rye and Indian Meal, Teas Of various
kinds, Coffee, Chocolate, RsiGns. Currents,
Pepper, Ginger, Alfpiee. Cinnamon. Nutmrgs.
bctrer, Checfe, Candies, Onions, Tooacco.
SNUFF, Powder and Shot, Lsmp.Oil, Loaf and
Brown Sugars, &c.---ALSO,
A general and extenfve variety Of
Cfockery and Hard Ware; Mems and Womeo's
Shoes. &c. &c. with uIsoy other articles, too
tedious to mention all which will be fola at
the mott reduce prices.
Neqopsvf, Nov. IL S6
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
Clark BHG

INFORMS his ifiends. snd the pubic, ihat
l. he has lemoved from Baniacr's wharf, TO the
dwelling -houfe belonging to Capt. Ceieb Gard.
nfr. in Thames Street, formerly occupied by
Capt. Wing Spooner--where lie has los falc, 4
General Ahortment Of
, Weh-lndia Goods:
Among Others, arc The following articles, via.
Brandy, Wet India Rom, 4ih proof DO. Gin,
New. EnglAno Ran, Vines of different kinds.
MolaHes. Loaf aad Brown Sngsv. Coffee, Teas,
of various kinds, Chocolate, Raiius, Pepper.
Aifpice, Cinnamon, kutoegs. -Four, Rye aud
Indian Meal, Butter, Cheeie, Soap, and Cam
dies !; various kinds Of Giai, Ware. Stone Wsres
Knives. and Forks, Jack Kpives. Pen Knives.
large and fmali spoons, Chef Locks sod kiies.
Crockcry and Tin Ware, Axr,, Haichcts and
Hoes. Mems and Boys Shoes, Corks, Brinsfonr,
Lampblack, Store Lime, Lamp Oil; Powder.
Shot and FIinn, F,thing Lines OF various Kinds,
Leads and Hooks. deep ica Leads and L,nes.
Bellows, metal Tea Pots, writing Paper, wrap.
ping paper by the rcsm. Bed Cords. Log Lines,
Marlings. fesmen's Chefs, Oak Kegs holding
from one quart to Gx gallons. Buckess. Coffee
and Pepper ready ground for ufe and a num-
Der Of other Articles not mentioned. - Captains
Of veffels, and othefs, may be foppliea on the
ihortea notice, and every favor gratefully ac-
knowiedgcd.
Newport, May I, 1907. s4,s
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
7bemas J.6ty)sn, P,y66tnt Of fbe Unhed Sfais'
sfAne,ica, TO all qcbom ii may CONCERN -

7bema, J.6sysu, P,s6Atnf Of ibe Unhed Sfa,o
sfAme,iea, TO all scbOm ii may e0neem -
The Citizen Je6pb Ma,ir Legsiris Ke,bkey.
having produced to me his commifIion, do
hereby recognize him as Commifary OF Com.
msrciaI Relations of the French Republic for the
Rate Of Rhode. lnand. TO feGde at Newpon. and
declare him free 20 sxercie fuch funttions, powers
and privileges. as are allowed to Gmilar agents
Of the mof favored nations.
In Tsa;nry pohs,ef have csufrd thefe
letters to be made patent. and the feal Of
the United States 10 be hewunto sfi xsd.
GrvEs under my hand at the City Of
Wilmington. the Gsteenth day OF June,
in the year of our Lord one thouiand
f.. 81 eight hundred and TIVE, and of the In
dependence Of the United Stf,es OF A.
mcIica the twenty fixth.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
By the PreGdent,
JAMES MADISON, Scer'y Of State.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03

which this publication has produced amcneh all
tkr iahabitsnts Of the Cape.
In th. evening" all the city was voluntarily
illuminated without puh.ic orders. and efisies
reipecaing rhi, hypocriti brigand, were burnt
by the negroes in differed places.
i am with refpeSt. &c.
FS. LESTART.
Ms'e5axi and Planter sfS D'mixg'.
LIBERFr. E9UdLITr.
ARMY OF ST. DOMINGO.
Tie Cmsrai IL Cbicf. 10 fbe Cnixsrs Of ST.. Do
mivso.
Gen. Tounaint dl4 not with to enjoy rhe
amnefy which had been granted 10 him he has
continued TO confpire he was jcft going TO
rekindIe civil war; ,hought it necefary 10 have
him asreltsd the proofs of his tIeacherous be
hsviour face the a,nnsity, will fo,n be pnbliih-
ed this meafure which iofures peace 70 the CO.
looy, ought NOT in any way to make uneafy
thofe who have laid down their arms and iub.
mitted thenielves with good faith to the Re-
public.
Head quarters at the Cape, ao,h Prairiai.
June S,h) 'en'h year Of the French Republic.
(Sigued) LIE CLERC.
AZ ibe Cape. at tbr e6Ete Of p. Roxs, pris-
Ter 10 fbe gsveramfnf, place 6.7ym'.
Exfrad sf anstsey kffr, f's~ Cape F,aveSi,. 10 a
stniieman at 8aLfimsre dated NIB .J~rs.
al muli inform you with infuitc peafure,
that Touasint. his party and scconpIices. are
arrelted, put in irons, and on board the frieare
L, Creole. bound for France. to snfSer for the
many crimes he has committed. The Cape has
been illuminated. and the efigy of TouIaint
berne in every direttinn, by the coloured people.
and univerfal Joy is confpicaoos in every coun-
tenancc."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
Nsa0-1ork Ekf7ion-OEeial.

Twelve Of the Conerefs- men are RtpSbh-
cent: to viz, John Smith, SAMUEL l.. Mitchell,
Phillip Van Corilandt. Andrew M'Cord, Iiaac
Bloom, John Cantine, Bcriah Palmer. David
Thomas, Thomas Summons, Eraftns Root, John
Patterfon and Oliver Phelps. The osher FIVE
are Fsds,aLa,, viz. Jofhua Sands, Fl. w. Liv.
ipgRon, X. X. Van Ranisllaer. George Tibbee,
and Gaylord Grifwold.--Alas !" How are
the mighty fallen u s-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03

When the federal party in the Senate Of the
Unitcd States rsistied The fecond article Of the
treaty with france, many f-dcrslias pretended
to fsy that ibe article was injurious TO this coun
try, and ought never TO have been introduced.
Bot mark what one of the American Ambahsdor
has faid, fpeskiog Of the tresty--"I coo6dered
the I'd article % highly advantageous to she
United States, and as holding out psomife OF
payment to our merchants, for al The property
unjufly taken from them by the French cruif-
cn." In confequcnee Of this rejection by the
federal majority, which fbss governed the Senate,
the American claims ~efe pus to long Aeep--s
conduct 70 myeeioos has always furpriird even
their fspportes, bu, fsisfaifm Is 10 i,fsIf the
art Of deiah:n and dsceivss even iu deyo,ees.--
[ssiem Ry.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
N E w P 0 r r,
Saturday, July 8, 1902.

IT is with much regret that we notice the
continued indifpo6t,on of NArHANIsa HAz-
ARD. Efo.-From his being in iiate Of con-
valefcence few days paf we had great hopes.
But now we think there is li.tle or no proba-
oiIity of his rcgaining irth ,ient bodily aTengih
70 deliver the Grafton on the snaiverfary of oar
National Independence on Monday next. TO
which he wa, appointed b,r the unanimous vote
Of the Town.
From the abilities Of that gentleman his
correct ideas OH government, his attachment TO
Republicans principles. and bis rhetorical pow.
ers. we expected much. However, notwith.
Aanding our difappoin,meat. the Citizens of
Newport may have an opportunity OF exPreiIing
their veaerat:on for the csufs of liberty, by at.
tending at the Nesting. Hoofc Of the Rev. Mr..
Bradly. at II o'clock. A. N. of faid day, where
the Declaration Of Independence Sill be read.
with fuch other excrcifes as become the Birth
Day OF our Nation.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03

MARRIED. lin this town, by the Rev.
Mr.. Mi,'4m. Mr.. JoaN R. SHsARMAs, Mer-
chant. TO M,k AMY NoRrHAM.
Capt JOAN LANGLEY, TO Mifs NAOMI
L. PorrER. daughter OF the late Capt. Ma
tbGsiei Potter.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03


Here the public have nor only been chsrg-
Cd Tor Mr.. Simmons removal. but for his difsp-
pointncnts not only his broken looking -glaiies
Are charged to the public. but the negligence
ard wantonefs OF his iervants are converted in
so tax.
He charges nor only for packing his furni-
sure. bat for his living afterwards 10 Philadel-
phis. and before they were unpae ked IN George.
town.
And then for their removal three miles
Thus then, after charging for the time he
did lvein Philadelphia charge is ALTO made fo-
rhe tire he did not live thsrc, under the title Of
Ead rent
II Is worthy of remark, that the amount Of
accounts in the Office OF Mr.. Simmons, ssJSnlta
at the lat fs0ion cf Congrek, was fomething
above hyss miifsm Of dsi2an. Surely no man
knows bow to live at the public expcofe, better
than Mr.. Simmons. Excepting his brother, of
Fgfsld toir memory, there cannot be more
genuine Federalia /! A1rorS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03

On the 9Th ult. Black Snake. Of the racer
kind, was killed at preGon, Conneeticut, which
mesfareI 7 fcrt inches ia length, and { S inches
in circumference.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03

Or Several intereItiag pieces. both original
and ieleeted. arc this dav neceaarly deferred sor
want OF room. They .fhsli receive due a,,en-
lion whcaeser the limits ,f out paper will admit.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03

The Bsrning Mountain in the I1,nd Of
Banda. in the South Sea. has lately made an
eruption. the lava ofwhich has dearoyed almoa
all the plantations and inhabitants in its vicinity.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03

tureine, Of the beff quality with Two Dwell
ipp Houfes, and foitabe Barns and out honies,
with an Orchard that has never failed Of making
one handrcd bartcls of Cider io year, aud
fomc years three hundred barrels. Said orchard
contains the sreateA variety Of excellent fruit.
ifuch as Pairs Peaches, Quinces, Sc.) Of any
farm in the Country. The Turn. pike road
leading from Norwich TO Woodaock, runs
through faid far rn.-lt lice neatly fquare, and is
well watered. Any Gentleman who wiihes TO
purchafe good farm. may be accommodated.
by calling on the fubfcribrr, living on the pre-.
mifcs. PETER SCHUYLER PU UTNAM.
I9,sskJr, Jssr i8. ISoz. 81
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03

DLAIN aud arIxd
a Italian Lu,eitring,
Englifh. French, & 10.
: dia do.
Engl,ih & India Sa,lins.
Black and eolour'd Pc
long DO.
Perhao, Modes and SAT-
meta,
Fashionable white Chip
Bonneo,
Leghorn Bonnen and
Has,
Donaable s. Straw do.
Blue and Yellow Nam
keens,
A large & Freh aGort-
ment OF Calicoes aad
Chiotzcs, very cheap,
White fringed Shswls of
variou, prices.
Colour'd and white bor-
dered do.
White frinecd T'ippi,ts,
for Ladies,
Camcls Hair, iilk and
chiaiz Shawls.
Large black Barcelo-
ma ftinged Handker-
chiefs,
Blue, red, and purple
| Conperpla,e.
! Ginghams, BenSalls, &
| Craps,
White & colour'd glaz-
cd Camhricks,
Cambrick Munins,
( Jac met & ariped do.
Black Moans 90 4 wide.
Dimity and MulNc1,
Vrit patterns,
Silk, twiid, plain and
| hriped Nankeuets,
lrifh Linens. rs &4-+,
silk and Cotton long
Gloves and Mia,
Black and color'd fhort
fix Gloves,
Glove Ties, OF various
prices,
Black and white woTk'd
| Walls,
7br abepe sViN be IH a
Ca
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03

In Utics. N. Y. On nth June. there was
a ievere hail aorn, and the Moh.wk has un.
ufnaIly overaowsd its banks. ~ita great injury
TO the inhsbi,ans. a Tornado AZ Haaover. on
the 18th June. unroofed Dannouth College,
and was aueaded with hail, aud thaad:r add
lightning.
Ran oi the Irifh breed. only two years
old. was lately iheared BY Capt Amos Rsinger,
of Barre, 10 Worceter county which produced
eleven pounds and three quarters OF the hntH
wool. His Gre was imported from Ireland. by
Capt. Ra"get This is ~ improvement 10 the
breed of iheep. which is well worthy the a,tenisn
OF the Farmers In this country, (ES1.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03

hing sealon.
ieb are,
Black & white Psrif-
net Gaoze,
Black. white, pink s.
yellow Grapes and
TlHanies, a
check and plad
Ribbons,
Umbrellas,
Ladies long and fhcrs
ttick parrifols.
Silk q Cotton fancy
Stockings,
Black Fans,
Fancy ditto,
Black velvet Bind-
ings.
Indis Cottocs, Of va
rious prices.
RuGells. DarautA
Mofeens, Wilbor1,
Rattinets s Rriped
RoGelis,
Black apd coloufed
SeSing Silks.
Diapers,
Brown Hollands.
Jeans and FaRians,
Oil Cloths for Tables,
Stfip'dC CuRers, Check
QaaIity & Noe B'Hd-
ings.
Tapes and Robbins,
! A large sHortmen' Of
Laiies Moroccos
clath and fancy
Shoes,
!, Children, ditto,
A large AGo'tpent Of
Looking GlaGss.
| China & Dclt Ware,
/, Loodcn and BiiRoi
Pewter,
Knives & Forks,
Tea ditto,
Bras g. Iron Candle
/ ticks,
Warranted Spsaih.
| Ftener, g. Caroliua
| Indigo,
| Cottonwood;
New isfhion'd Tea
| Pots. &c. &c.
@s i0apsf adpaser Jof
q.
(ss-sw
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
FOR SALE,
Br TOSEPH BRIGGS,

FOR SALE,
Br JOSEPH BRIGGS,
A few Hhds. 4th proof Jamaica Spirits
good favored.
3 Hhds. sd & 4thproof Antigua Rum.
90 Barrels beit N. Y. Superfine Flour.
Cafks Malaga Wine.
40 Hhds. ofgood retailing MoLAssEs.
A few Csfk. of
SHERRY WINE,
of an excellent qus1ity. ~
NeqDpon. My, 40. sotf
THE Members OF The Newport Alteration
4 Of Mechanics sod Manufacturers, are re-
quoted TO meef az che STATE Hoofe, on the s,b
ma. az half paft 7 O'Clock. p. M.
Per O,dsy,
JOSEPH THuRsToN. See.
7ih Mo. Sd, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
Benjamin Thurber,

Has j.s recslvsd. b. f5e ks,sR a,,fv4b .,lsn
Neqv-r.rk = B9ast. and bas for .qis, q fbs
ysrcei a F,e@ .4G;,fusnf et Nsso F.,6s.ona5!s
"a N CY G O O d S,
For the approaching seafon.
4s-ong zrbirb are,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03

Crnnias Csr rsiier mesk Federation.
[iPiaxr IF john ADAM As~i~5s,ssis~.
THE tory prints sfsa to perfuade the
public, that the inveRigaring comnittee have
done very lttle that the detection Of regssy
is mere trifiog bu6ncis; and that il 10 alnot
as inGguiEcant a fubjea as the reduction Of
taxes
Several newspapers, or daily newspaper.
hIs.d for whole month, would not contain the
details OF what This committee has brought to
light. We fhall fe.ed few liens which have
not YET found their way into the public newt
papers.
The following is a copy Of the account Of
Mr.. Sinmsa', Of the war. Office. IL iSpefceeds
all comment.
DR.. the United States,
10 Nm. Simmszt, Account DEP. War.
For expencss incurred by the removal Of
himiels aud family, from Philadelphia 10 the
ci;y Of Wilmington. viz.
E1pentes cf himielf from Philadelphia to
ihc city OF Wsihington, sni while there,
for the porpofe Of looking for houfe
for the accommodation OF his family. and
in which at that tine he did not fucceed, Sc
Expenies OF packing boxes, wrappers, &c.
iof the parpoie Of fccuring his furniture. 10
OF packing, &c sod csrting the lame to
the ssGsi a, Philadelphia. go
Of himie'f and family living in 'Philadel-
phia, after the furniture was packed ap,
and unable TO keep houfc, 40
Oa the road from Philadelphia to George
tom. II in nunber. 80
OF two carriages for the conveyance of his
family and part Of his baggage, I,o
In George,o ,n. before his furniture had
arrived, lhs, he could pet into the houfc
that vas hired for his accommodation, 10
For tranfporstion from Georgetown TO his
houfc in ths city of Warrington, near
the Eafern bfaoch, upwards Of miles, 50
For actual LOIS on furniture in Philadelphia,
In difpohng of number of articles not
convenient 10 move, &C
For large looking glais, feveral pietures.
quantity OF china, and a large dining
table broke. and damage done to fundry
other articles OF furniture, 10 moving
them up from the Eaft branch. 81
For two months dead renr OF his houfe in
Philadelphia, W hich he was Obliged 10 lofe, &c
OF freight Of fundry articles by private
conveyance, that he could not get on
b,sfd Of public veiieis, rs
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03

fhave no, collected all the bills tha, have
60 pay but am confident that the fum of TIT
dollars is the neceaary expenies. attending the
removal ct mytelf and family from Philadelphia
10 the city Of Wilmington.
VIM. SIMMONS.
City Of We6i1gtss. O7ose, J, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
TO BE SOLD,

A FARM. Iyiog in Brock
"A I'm. in the County Of
Wiodham and State OF Con-
netticot. Said Farm contains
z1o acres Of excelleni land,
we'll proportioned TOR blowing.
moving, woodland, and pat.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03

Ce@.
Providence, June /. lSs--sw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-13

NsnomnS 'aefs.ofs oy tar analogy from
the caie above cited, 1t follows, that a, II.
United States have the fole ;a,c-ea !, ,h
penalty LEVIED, the Pfeiient can have ~
right to order II reitored, or in aov wav -
interfere with il. Bat We are nor crss
LETT TO inference on this important fab
jet When once fac is levied !,
becomes a vefsd part Of the rational r.
venue, and iloj:cted to the difpoG,ion Of
Consrefs oniy to whom alone all B,p
er OF tlls nature IL expressly in:rufsl bo
the Coaiti'aflon.-" No nary @aN j.
dya7vu jJom TIE Tysql4ry, but in conf.
q4suee IF ot2ra9riatio4 By isuy." Could
words more hroog be found 70 guard plb
nc property? l an Induced, however.
to believe thar the Attorney General,
then Secretary OF State bro ten, mutt have
founded his opinion on this very c!aaG
fancy that, on looking a, this phralc
The notion occurred to him that beCoyes
tine is paid Into Ii. Trcafary, pardon
| rs,;rs I'D ..g ,s - Il, 1O'
~ If. ;nis.d - con '',E r1'3 an
other g'oand he has attempted the dianc.
lion between money paid into the tre4lu.
49, .,a r - ~" s p-,a ~ oll.,''' VINO oy
The treallgy. The foppoled novelty Of the
L n
a1s a o"e W." p ING ''e '''1,' 'i~,u'1ay
No '',''''A 10 i-"Pn'
lance, N an aotrait visw, coGId hardly
| nave elcapei ain, ard 'ht retI2ndb,l;'y Of
h'a l'tu2tlon as Co'oi9.lor 0! tae P'eGtent
il al inpoftan' 'aS p}'ats, ma!' have in,
poied II upon him as It's day to eHlm.ae
4 II Win the nl1F can1l2uS dei'oe'anon.-
Yet af'er all, II VIII ne i'an1, i1it he
mas P[ocee1oa npon a'f'nS'''a ,.'f'@uE
any told di!t-Teoce. n e31!;l'1Han
iuPpo.ed that all MONIES belonging TO T..
public, would be p1id ln.o TIC '5--.-'g !.
and tor greater CAUTION, n.aa. " t-~
cla1ie 10 guard agaInit uH"Sf'aa,l~ sg,'o,
pTlatioas, II Was tsken To- granted ialt
no Indirect applications foI .a2a.y @o9.5
be made to any oti1s Collecting a.,@
and therefore that II woald 2, - u
alnoal'h th'le who attsd = = .. '.a@
char they would not bejlE'h . "
outous mo .ey wl,h an ex?rvh!.552. -5I,~
priation. The doctrine h." a9S
consended for would render al, -. r.'-
=. ..a- 49, -: .sflv npqafney H~" '...4
IA, oll" t','s 0AG'i'n Cioi d T., '''-
e ea'i.e wAao,n Oh 'aS trainers o.
l,''u'l2p' Il tae Ffea1eot OF Tue y
o'a'es can oApoie OF tie PloHc !"
ne p,eal1s' at any tine before !!
'eaches the national ''eaIdFy. -.
rtndef him the aoi@lo'e and io ne
governor i'not PlopHetoF' all '1eP
revenues; II 1t Is Ia" iS proceed as 's
aone IN the cafe before US ne may co..
q! the Cu1om houie BONDS, or il''s -
warrants to tAe col'et'ors OF me Gu.
and fup&yifors of tie revenue anil ID !.
of wha'evs pn2l money is in N II ''1."
any time before II IS lodged 10 ne e."
Of the trelfu'y. What would be The con-
feqnence of foch do:frine, and how ar.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-13

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The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-19

We have been unable TO aicerfan
the number OF hands employed By Mr..
Bouiton, at this time, which muit fire.
queFllY vary according TO the changes
thatneceHariiy ta.;e place IN the demand
Tor different articles. But We know.
shat when Mr.. Boulton junior. came
OF age, in t79L ieyen hundred workncn
far down 70 an enrertain,usnE given
by has father.