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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-10

at prefent onf, fayfarther on this head,
tha, we thought the re- organization Of the
judicial fyifem an uieful meafure, and we
con6dered ii as duty TO employ the rem
nant of our power to the be& advantage
of the country.
The hon. gentleman expreaed his joy
that the contribution had at laf become
iacred in our eyes-that we formerly
held that il meant every thing or no.
thing. believe, fir, that the conaitu-
sion formerly appeared different in our
eyes from what 1t now appears in the
eyes of the dominant party. We for
merry Eaw in ii. the principles OF a fair
and goodly creations We looked upon
i, as iource OF peace, OF faiety, Of ho-
nor, and ofprofperity, to the country.
But now the view is changed; it is the
inltrument of wild and dark deGrutiion.
Ii is weapon which is to profrate eve-
~ establishment, TO which the nation
owes the urexampled bleiinss which it
enjoys.
The prsfent fate Of the country is an
snanfwerabie commentary upon our
contribution Of the contribution. 1t is
true that we made it mean much, and |
hope, iir, we ihall nor be taught by the
prelenr administration that it can mean
even vor(e than no,hinv
The gentleman has net confined his
animadverlions 10 the Individual eftab.
lilhment, b. t he has gone - far as to make
the judges, the fu5Jea Of perfonal In
yettive. They have been charged with
having trahsrcGed the bounds of ju
dicial duty, and become the aPoflos Of
a political feet. We have heard of their
travelling about the country for little O.
Their purpoie than to preach the federal
doctrines to thepeoPle.
Sir, think Judge (hould never be
partizan. No man would be more rea-
dy TO condemn Judge who carried his
political pEejudlces or antipathies on
the bench. Bur ! have Gill to learn
that fuch charge can be fuitained a
ga Mt the judges of the United States.
The contribution is the fupreme law
of the land, and they have taken pains
In their charges TO grand juries to un-
fold and explain its principles. Upon
fmilar locations, they have enumerated
,he laws which compole our criminal
code, and when fome OF thoEe laws have
been denounced by the enemies of the
administration as unconifitutional, the
Judges may have. felt themielves called
upon to! express their Judgment upon
that point and the rea!ons Of their OPT
Mons.
So far, but TO farther, l believe the
Judges have gene; and in going thus far
they have done nothing more than faith
fully ddcharge their du,y.
But ii, fir, they have offended againft
the contribution or laws of the country,
why are they not inpeached! The gentle
mar now holds the fword of juaice, the
Judges are not privileged order, they
have no fheltlc but their innocence.
But in an view are the fins Of the
former Judges TO be faitcned upon the new
judicial iytem Would you annihilate
fytem, becaule iome men under part of it
had acted wrong. The contribution has
pointed out mode of puniihing and re-
moving rhe men, and does not leave this
miferable pretext for the wanton excrciie
of powers which is now contemplated.
(Mr. Bayard's SPEECH to be continued.
c., ~
GIerarNrSa CNhprtfSpr
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-10
Fifteen Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the fubfcriber, l;v-
ing about miles from Alexandria, near
Prices tavern, on Sunday l9a, dark
Mulat;o man, named Haglon Waagb,
cooper by trade, about FL years OF age,
5 feet S or feven inches high, he general
ly wears blue clothes, but may change
them as he has others with him. Ten
Dollars will be paid for experimenting him
in the county and occurring him 70 that !
get him. again, or the above reward, If
taken out of the county, and reaionable
charges if brought home.
ROBERT BOWLING.
March 10. eo3t+
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-10
JUST RECEIVED,
"A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
Gil A S s,

Conhains of elegant Gu. quart and pint
decsnters, goblets, tumblers and wine
gIaGes, to match; plain half pint, pint
and qcars tnmblers, do. quart, pint and
halfpint decanters, which will be fold by
tie box, or by retail, on moderate terms.
JOSHUA RIDDLE.
March 4. -
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-10

Borrowed from the Bank of England
for tx years, without intereA, for the re-
rewal of their Charter.
For Great Britain.
/ For Ireland.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-10

Ultimate Of taxes to make good the fame.
The grois, receipt of the
spcrinanent revenue after
sdedutting repayment.
for over entries, draw
backs and bounties a.
mounting in the year
ending ON the 9Th jan.
=. 1901, to (. 27,4lo,oco
Suppoled to produce the fame as the pre-
ient year.
Tax on income eftimated at $4,000
Ditto on imports and exports
: eRimated at I,zoo, 1000
Repayments from Grenada,
: inprefts and lottery, 100000
ExcIequer bills charged on
Puppies 1907, 100000
Intereit on land tax payable
by inaalments and monies
remaining in the exche-
81, quer Of lotteries Of former
styears, $4,000
Susplus Of ways and means
1900, 4 rehaue of grants
4 tothe emperor of Germany
and eleetor of Bavaria, 100000
An expected additional pro-
duce of taxes that were
deficient in 1900, I,,oo,ooo'
Produce of taxes of the lai2
felton, eiSimated at 1000, 900
Loan on account of G. 3. a5,5oo,coo
Loan on acct. of Ireland, z,5oo, 600
(. 67,963,oco
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-10
Dancing ABenabW.

A regular Dancing Aaembly will be
held at Gadlby's Hotel tbi, Evenmg.
By order of the Managers.
March 10. J.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-10

II. real value Of BritiGl
= manufactures exported
10 the year ending the
'7a5sh Of January, 1891,
was s.sq5oo,coo-
The real value of foreign
:" mesti,araize exportdin
the year ending the 5th
Jan. 1901, was L.l6, 10000
Total value Of Exports I.55,soo,ooo
,RssiRsreI veaeis belong
'i.sc TO the Briti.h do~ % 49,
a'itficns ard employed %
F. ,.a;,''>c il Ire year end
Jig If 5th Jan. 1901,
were ii. number 1887
Tonnage Of ditto I,9o5,43S
Men employed in ditto 1861
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-10

10 Rent,
From one to feven years, upon moderate
terms,
The noted Public. Houje,
in Centerville, now occupied by George
Newman, with fire wood and all neceaa-
ry out houles thereto belonging, and about
Is acres of cleared land. This tavern Is IAN
old cfablifhed ftand and allowed to be the
bef in the town of Centerville. Po6efion
will be given the fira Of April. For
terms apply to 81
CARR w. LANE,
Fairfax county, near Centerville.
March 10. eo3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-10

II will appear on INFECTION of the a
bove account that the value Of imports
hs, ;ncreafed within the iait eight years
in an aln1oR ,hreefold degree, and the
value of experts in rather increafed pro.
portion coniequently the commerce and
manufactures of Great Britain, have, by
the very means intended to cruih them, &C.
CURED additional energy.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-10
I.55,eoo,ooo
I,9o5;43o

An account of the value of the Imports
and Exports Of Great Britain, taken
at four different periods between the
9Th January 1898, and the 9Th Janu-
arY 1901.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-10

Loans contracted during the 9 years war,
with their rates of intereR.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-10

F N A N 6 E.
The total fun to be RATED
in 6. Britain for the fer
vice of the year 1901 is
,etfima,ed at I.6S,9z3,97o
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-13
NORFOLK, Dec. Q.

Arrived the ihip Swan~ick, caYtaln
Hamilton, 81 days from Liverpool.
Arrived TIE fch'r Mohawk, captain
Ousrics, II days from Kingfcr, Jamaica.
Arrived the tch'r joGAh Parker, captain
Davis, a. days from Surinam, and IS
from ST. Thomas. In lar. IS, n, long.
IS, fpoke the brig Anna, capt. Brady
I8 days from ST. Vincen,'s, bound 10
Bottom had loft her fore matt.
Arrived the brig George, capt. Cox,
IA days from the north iide OF amaica.
Arrived the brig Maria, cap;. Bouih,
81 days from Grenada.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-13
Foreign News.

We arc very much indebted TO to ccur-
tefy of the gentleman who this morning
hauded L, fome London Papcts, who'e Gates
extend 10 The Twenty third OF DcCem.
Der one day later thcn has been re1eiv-
cd cllewhc.c it is from the Ian one thar
tie extracts ct this evening arc taken.
The complexion of Europcaa politics
fcem Frongly TO confirm the predictions
ofthofe, WHO very early declared. that the
pcace lately agreed upon would not be
permanent. The Pro,ratsed negotiations
1T Ameins were certain evidcac2 OF itnb-
ho,n objections en- the part of ioms OF the
rhe powers TO the terms of the PrcIimiua-
rics. The delay aad difficulties rhat have
free occurred in the execution q irvcrsi
articles of the dehnitivc treaty, t'7:psaSs
N language not to be rniiunderi'oo5, that
j: they are orally complied wi'i', II will
rot be without the moft iullen rciat:a"ce
TNcLANp is Tending our cloa.hiac ara
flores for her army at Malta; III. oDi,egs
belonging to the troops there, sad who
are abtcnr, ere diretted imnediatelv ,oi,n
the regiments in that Hand, and n. Me.
di,erranean feet are ordered TO Iert; - ous
In the hsrhor Of La Palette. From lh>tA
meaturss i, is pretty plainly inferatie,Aat
the administration have no Iha"eF's Of
evscuatins tina, place for the w:t -
Whether Tie ramour, very cu5r,n;y in
circulation tia, the Dey of Als'cT, has
coded to Ire French two Yor'~ j, *
aeishbourhool of that city, has e y'nin-
Ell The Ensliih to keep Poiieiiior = s.ffai.s
a, counterpoife to thefe rev acqn@;;crs
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-13
Eailtraa ~, OT9ber /.

EgIerHG~, OT2brr I.
Wei lnlia p.cIuce is exactly in the
fame tituation here, il has been CT late.
We have no rcafon to think the French
government viii ihort!y lciien The heavy
dmics on the importation OF colonial arii-
cles /; n,a!ure which would tend to 10
c.cafe the demand.
Grain and other articles arc al!o with
out variation. Gin has only advanced !
gilders Gncc Our Iaa.
Or the Lonion market we can FAY no.
thing, as the packet was not arrived wien
thi, paper went to prels.
DRtr5 Price Cnr,ent--O6sber l, ISo,.
Ahes American pearl, cwt. So to s.
gliders ;po:, r. to IS giIdeis.
hlhcs are fold with s les. rabl;, max
Ing deduction of II per cent.
Cocoa, Caracca, 10. IS to IS! Eivcrs;
Wet. India, 9 TO IL divers.
Coffee, Java, ~ to IL ttiver5; Bourbon,
III; Wet. Incia fine, IL Ia t, 49,;
gooi, II to IS IL; ml3diug, II Ia
TO IL; ordinary, IL toIlI.2.
Prices of coffee are calculated in bags !;
in caiks they are 70 ]. lower.
Cotton, Surriaam, ID. 46 10 s. gToa's !;
D:mara'a and EGtq. A. 10 4S; Fer
nambacq. as to 49,; Smyrna, IS to
80; Georgia, "a to as ST. Domingo,
S. to 40; Csracca, IS 70 SIS; Crrra-
Goa, 66 to 70; Berbice, s3 10 81 gr.
Cnchineal, ID. 5, Fittings.
Dyewood, cwt. fuitick IL to gull
ders; logwooj, Campeachv, g; Hon
duras, us; Jamaica, 7 Ia greats.
Hides, 10 Bucnos Ayres. 9 TO 10 liiver,;
Novo Colon, S ,o9I; Eernambscq.
6 Z; Lagulra, 6 to 6 /; Bahia,
5 1to 6 !; Porto Rico, 8; alted
OK, 4 ! to5; COW, A TO + II,
hofe P II guilders CALI ik;ns ID 7 j
itivres.
Indigo, Ava, ID. g TO 100 isivers; Qua
mslo, 50 g 10; Carraca, IS 20 10;
Carolina, 40 TO 100; ST. Domingo,
u TO $50.
Rice, Carolina, cw;. 7os.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-13

choic. Of officers, when it appeared that
Ma,hcw Carey was choftn PRECEDENT Sa,
mnel Campbell, vice PRECEDENT, and S. +.
Bradford, fecfetary.
|, is confidently believed tia, The fan
game expectation formed by ANTICIPATION
OF ire fncccis Of this inGllutl,n, vii! be
folly realized.
The Fair will probably continue for
TWO weeks. Such BookiclIcrs retl1ing in
New. York, Baltimore, Alcxan ria, &c.
&c. as can make it convenient, s'e eX-
peced TO ar;erd the meeting OF The ai-
bciat;oo which will be held r"icc ! day,
during the continuance Q: the Far
Cleared fchr. Lydia, Kook, Ittlif.x ;
Svkey, Lewis, W. Indies b>'ity, G.aI-
.orl, Trinidad.
On Monday arrived brig y}hcnia,
captain Porter, irom the lie Of Hlay,
where he wen, fer falt, b., caul! not a.
tain aYy, on recount OF tae ram, "H''n
prevented their making Il. Sad. d wish
captain P. fhrp Benjamin, of ara ;oF PIP
pere!:boro', and the nip Walh'Hg' 0", G
Portland, 7. L. Lewis, mater, ios oar-
rinam.
On the 18th nit. arrived at W'rTen,
R. |. coop Columbia, Hill. ir":n Aii'cs,
ior days; cargo, gold duff, ivory, and
part of her outward cargo. loIhna Ofmi-
bee, Jun. the former mater, died on thc
outward paGogc, and ihe loft two haat'
on her reform.
Ship Delaware, Smith, OF Pni!a&clrh'',
was ar St. Petersburg, I5'h Dceem1er.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-13
alrranurta anuert!ser.
MONDAY, DECEMBER IS.

b. the fchooner Mohawk arrived i1crc
ycRerday from Jamaica, we learn 'hst ihe
day before her departure, the Ecto iloop
of war arrived at Port Royal having
touched at the Cape on her paiiage and
brought an account Of the death Il Gen.
l. Clerk By the fever; his body ha;: been
fen, nome in - gun ih'P, and bis vile
had sore with II to France.
(Noysi* tcp,)
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-13

Sugar, raw. ID ST. Domingo ard Mart
hiqne, I'd. 10 toI5 IL groats sd. 7
toll; Jamaica, 7I.z to 10; Sur;.
nam, E ito Ia; Demarara ard EGs-
qsibo, 6 to 10; DlniGi colonies, 7
! TO 10 !; Havannah. white, IL to
10 II, brown, 10 toll IL; ava
ard Manila. 9 TO IS ii; Bengal, 6
II /; Brazil, white, 10 to I3ra;
Muiccva,:os, 7 ! to 10 /; Jingle leaves
2lh. u IL to IS IL, 90. IS ! 10
II !; Jumps, bett, 1917 to IS, Inc
terior, IA ! toI5; Br.zil Mufeovado
Seg,: is iuii with i ms, rabbi, dsdue-
OF II ger CT.
Spices, Fitn.n,o, Al TO A. guiIders; GIN
ger, blue, 10; nuimegs, ID. 100 I'll.
vers; cinnamon, 100 to So; cloves,
IT; PEPPER, brown, 3 to "a greats.
Gin. Lyndon rrocf, 50 V. IA pounds
f!cm; American, II; common, 3I4.
Tea, Congo, ib. lslvels, IS to 81 foucf-
ons, 70 to 81 E; Picco, S., TO IS Son.
gio, - to IS; Tonkay, ~ 10 so;
hylon iSin, ~ to IS; by foI, So TO
s..
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-13
dec. I E..
S II u t rs
CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
Prince G,sst, AAxGnIria.

DOCKS len, out 10 read by the year,
ID quarter or month, on moderate
TENS.
A number Of Novels and other publitl-
tons have jua been added TO the coIiec-
sion, viz.
Natural Daughter, Jalisna Ormeaon,
Gcorgina, Gene-o6.y, Fatal FoIIies, Wal
deck Abbey, Houle of lyman, Matilda
anl Elizabeth, Scotch Iieireis, Fate Of
Sed!ey, Hartley IIouGs, Slavery, Court
Iotrigu.. Sailor Boy, juliet GrenviIIe.
Mil. Greri,ls, Power Of SymPa,by, Peggy
ana Patty, Hum, hrey Clioker, Bubbed
Knights. Miner, Romance Of Real Lif-,
Louifa de Bourbon, Life of Kctzehuc,
Countci, Roienbers's EGays, Tears AMI
Smiles, Rural Tales, &c.
Far SALE at The LIBRARY,
4 QUANTITY OF
DENY Printing Paper, Fooll-
cap, wiring and LATER Paper, by tn.
rean, or ir,a!lcr quantity, gland Pate
bolrts, Bard Boxes, Playing Cards, and
a few boxes Paints.
Dec. IS. 2aw4t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-13

fiiSn land co. at ru'2cie II Is. a eneu,
or he invited oSsf here, unlels - ~lii!t in
di!'arbing the pe:ce s quiet ct tie Sorn-
ty, we are at lois 10 iayj he ought 10
r.y { re regard 10 tIu:h, at !ea:f onpoints
we've he can be 10 eaE,y re,a,ed. To
fellow him and his friend Dallas ,hrcs. h
al their INTERPRETATIONS in their late
ald:eiles, would be a woik Of time and ia.
Dor. One thing however which PANE
oGerts in his third letter published in Du-
ane's paper of Friday, is al infamous ial!e-
hood. He Eays thar general Wellington
received ircm the u. State, donation Of
one hnuarsd tbenf21i Gc,s, II LAID.
II iswei, known that general Nalhing-
ton made il condition rot 10 accept OF
any eompen(ttion, and that b. never did
rcIe,ve the value OF iiaS Ie ceGt Tor ali
bis icrvices whereas /. ''aine accepted
valuable donations from ftesra! OF the
ita!es, and was never ialished.
(CaS. q. s..
TIE Vir!aans and pioa5 c,:itcr Of the
Auror* has sc'1ied to pu':l,.n j Yart of
paine's shirA letter, bscaaG he Duane
I" coniiit7, the p,Jud;:e OF Pager. Cb'y-
har, or .Je7vj6 1o;t5 as !u2jec's 100 arA-
ta!e an! /<ro~, 10 be taken up; AID be-
eaul- he " sH-rts Tor tbs eL;,isns man the
.ame t.1eratg1, which hc is naund TO give
70 ,folc WHO wotiaip " DINA al Eph:-
ius, or D4son on TIE Gauges or he
who believes with Plato III one xadreq0u
G2I"
The part Of the letter here referred to,
vii. probably never meet the public eye,
as the editors both Of the Aurora and Ma
tional IntciIigencer have reiuicd, OF ne
elected to pu5liih it, on account CT Us an
tl-religious tendency.
What may be the nature aid exten, of
the ob!erva,ions which have been iulp!ef-
f.d, it is not our with to know or divine.
| out, from the terms in which they are
mentioned in the Aurora, we arc led 10
conclude, that they ar. TOO grossly hlsl
pnemous far publication. lud@ei, this
coocluhon is unavoidable when it is con-
iiercd, thar they were denied admiil:on
into the paper CT an editor wko pro!cties
20 rank all lyitcms OF faith on the fame
level, and to coniiler the bcli:f ana de-
| voiion Of the chI!G;an as TO better than
trr:aAitsi Scr the Pagan OF :#.;:! ny hco.
iogy.
(HiID
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Public Sale.

Ta.Morroav, at half pat z o'Chrk, P.
~. qcal f2ftivxJ be /oH at The Ware-
ho@ie O Mr.. Sqci1, KMg Ereet, apo,
./fte to !Mr. K. 1ouny',.
rs Hhds. and 50 bbls. Of frlt
qaal;ty SUGAR, at a long Credit.
P. G.. MARS ELLER.
Dec. Is.
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BALTIMORE. Neccalher 70.

Arrived ihip hamilton, ViekerS, a. 'sy' from
Br,mcn-I e., no American vtiies thef'. h
Bremen ihip Juno, ScnCRick fr"rS thu 9'r'> ar
rived there few days before th- tiami',oH
failed
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PORT or ILFXHNDR{I.

PORT OF. ILFXANDR{I.
ARRIVED,
S,cop George, Butler. Norfolk
CLEARED,
Gng Tyrone, Windfor, Barbados
-Frankl.n, Butts, WeR.lndies !;
-Ncp,une, Carew, Savannah !;
---Rsciiel, Hale, New York
Schooner I;ar, Bacon, Charlelton ;;
-tlerc, Hall, Bottom.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-13

The Legislature CT Vermont, in order
TO encourage the militia to equip them.
fevcs, have paGcd law, enabling The fol-
aer on preien;ing a certificate from his
commanding officer, Of his being duly
equipped, to have 45'. truck from the lift
Of his rateabie, e!tase, if amounting to
that fun, aud to an exemption from tate
,ax:s, il his lit is rot 10 that amount.
Drane ard Smith, jacobin editors. anl
the friends Of Tam Paixe, are all at once
mighty delicate about FULFILLING parts Of
his letters on the <4h.ird Of rr!ision. The
resion is, they know that on tina, point,
in truth, and the minds of the American
:, opIe, he, as the reviler Of his maker,
ana the holy fcriptures, is extremely vul-
ner.blc.
Til, btyp',ne, and dty' las lately in
fone degree changed his notes, & fpeaks
Of bis trelerpati,n BY Precedence. This
however is no doub, intended by way of
ridiculc, Dat if cthtrwife, he may have
ready anfwer. He can be told WHARF Pro.
9i4.nte made ufe of an iufdtl as an inftru'
raent to punith a choien people.
If Paiue wiihes to maintain any kind
q, credit with the we'll informed part of
the American community, at the prefcnt
DAY, he ought at the epening Of his cam.
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ri . 4,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-08
Clark Bus

INFORMS HE fricads. and the publ;c. that
4 nc has removed from Baniaa.'s whs,f {, 70 tho
dwelling houfe belonging to Capt. CsIeb card.
nsv, in Thanes-Strsct, formerly occupied By
Capt. Wing Spoooes--wbsre he has Tor iale. =
General Adortmeut OF ~
<, Weit-lndia Goods:
Among Others. are th: following sr,icles, viz.
Brandy. Wca.iads Rum. 4lh proof do. Gin,
Ne~ k"sland Run, Wincs Of diasssnt kinds.
Molsaes, Loafaod Brown Sugsn. Coffee, Teas,
ofvar!cu, kinds. Chocolate, RaiGns. Pepper.
Alipce. Cinnamon. Nutmcgs. -Four. Rye and
ladan Meal, Butter. Cheeis, Soap, and Csn-
dlesi various kinds Of Clsfs Ware, Stone Ware.
HALVES, and Forks. Jack Knives, Pan X aiyc.,
large and fmall spoons, Chef Locks aud Files.
Crockery and Tin Wase. AXIS. Fia,chc,s and
Hoes. Mems and Boys Shse,, c xks, Brimltons.
Lampt'ack. Store Lime. Lamp Oil, Powder,
Snot and Ffinu, Fi'hing L,nes OF variou, kiads.
Leads and Hooks, deep feA Leads and Lines.
Bellows. metal Tea Pots, stitine Payer, wrap
ping paper 10y the reap, Bad Cords, Log Lines,
Mariings. icamen's Chefs, Oak Kses holding
from one quart TO ix gallons, Buckets, Ccf:s
aad Pepper ready gtoaod tor oie and q nan.
ber OF otnef Articles not mentioned. Captains
ct veasls, and others, may be fappIel on slu
ihortea notice, asd every favor gratefully as.
kno yIedged. ril tff
Newport. May 7. 1904. suf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-08

HE Subicriben appointed by the Cou,, Of
= Probate tor rhc town Of 'l'iver,op. Com.
m'h'oners. TO receive and examine the claims :.
ga'nh the eta.e OF Ib,mas fa6sr. iate of river.
ton, Blacksmith, deccafed, sepssfen,ed infol-
vent and twelve months being allowed from
this date tor the fame All pesfons having
claims asaina faid eas,e. arc roqueeed "a OK.
hibit them to either of Us, At our dwelliss,.
within laid time, OF they will he prccIuded.
THOMAS DURFEE. 4 Ls~u;s
BRNJ. ROWLAND, I 6sssrs.
All pehons indeb,ed to iaid rRate. are Re.
queaed 10 mako payment 10 N1i
PHILIP TABER, AlnisVasr.
To<,fss. Ma, 8, tSo,. sac
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-08

MARRIED. l-At Eaa. Greenwich. Mr..
JoHN VINO, to Mih FANNY GREEsR.
In this town, on Sunday a7th nit. by
the Rev. Mr.. Eddy. Mr.. JoHN MoLroN, 10
Mf MARY M. CoRSILL, daughter Of the
late Capt. W,liiam Cornell.
DIED. )-At the Havana, on or about
the Is'h OF April. after mort illneI,. Mr..
EsrHEzER Voss. fon OF Mr.. Edward vsfc Of
this town, in the rg'h year Of HE age. Mr..
JoHx JouvEr. 10 the 9Th year Of his sge.
In this town. on Thur!day, Mrs. Ar
GAIL CovILL, wife Of Mr.. Ephraim Covill
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-08
A mon lerioo, and melancholy e;rcumI

A mon feriou' and melancholy eircumaancc
lays aBaltimore paper) occurred on board the
ih'p Birmingham, Mccarthy, on Saturday lat.
Juh as the hip entered the river, il was difcov-
ed that the mate had blown HE brains out, in the
forccafle; and during The conformation which
fneh an event naturally excited, young lady. a
Paaeager took the opportunity to throw herfeli
overheard, aud Immediately difappesred.
What adds TO the diare6 Of this angular event
-, that the mate has left wife snd ieversl chill
dren in ths city. and the father and brother Of
the youas lady were ALTO paaengcrs in the fame
velel.
Cap, Olcots, Of the fchooner Union, from
Havannah, informs US, that the port remains
hnti and thar 9 American captains had been
carried and thrown into prifon, for going into
the harbour in conuavenrion of the orders of the
intendsnt. No cargo allowed to be carried
away except molaGcs. Provifons fcsrce & high.
Flour was telling at IS dolls. per barrel.
IN. York pap.