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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24
For Sale,

CEvERAL Lots Of Lard, lying between the
- Rev. Mn Hopkins Meeting Houfe, AID the
Stooe Mill, on Mill Strect.--Enquire OF
JOHN BANISTER.
Newport. March ao. 1904. 79
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FOR SALE, AT

FOR SALE, AT
W. r. Widcr's Book Store,
A BOUT 600 Rolls PAPER HANGiNGs.
"a of lsit wears Rock. which will be fold q,
coa. Aiio. this day received. and for iale as a
boye. very elegant saortmeut OF PAPER
HANGtNGS OF new Figures. which will be
fold at tie nanu.attoTy price.
NerVf1v, Apri 8. 1904. 1911
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Kitchen and Hosoer Garden

wv - =
| White iGoAsrd,
! Early Daich rurnip.
! WlliIs Boand DO.
( Scarlet Beet,
/ Orange Carrot,
Scarlet Onion,
large Parfnip.
Early flame Cucomber,
Lang pnckly. DO.
Roman Can'elupe,
NsttuEuum,
Asparagus,
Bun and Lcng-neck
Sqraih.
Anssai Fissofrf.
Egg Plant.
Seniitiyc Plant,
Double Baliam,
Superb Astcr.
M'gnonetts.
Chinefe Pink,
Fios Adonis,
Double role Larkirur,
Dwarf Lafk5pur,
Venus looking Glaf,,
/ SfnP'd French Ma
| rygold,
| Conyolvolus Minor,
WhiteChryfa yfanthemum
Paiuted Lazy Sweet
! Pesfe.
! Rofe Lupins,
I Hersn ihen'um.
| Biennial Il Perennial
! Fkwen
| Csrnation.
| Pheafsnt ey'd Pink,
| Sweet Rocket,
| Everlasting Peale.
| ROOTS /:
Ranuncules.
| Anemones.
'o1. 73,f
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-26

.,.ots Of the wiidom Of shofe elected 70
i e,I , ,ha bigbsit eces Of the fate and unit
M -, aov.F1msnts, in avoiding thoie evils
60 ssh;eS at ione periods appeared inevitable e.
W wa have witneGed the reltiels dilpohtion
,r,en--,hs zeal and insemperanee with
0'h l they have labored TO effect changes
VIA thai. IN accomplishing their fsTeral Ia
lite jcbemes, crimes, the mott revolt
-: au.' - human nature, have been fan6fion-
! - h. tboie who, uninaueneed by party
[S;r;,. have been the friends and lovers OF
god order and juaice. Recent events
ssiIl prove the danger OF innos alton upon
stabilized fyffems; and that It is not un-
.,sorent 10 find, after the efnhons Of
nbrenzy are paGcd, a whole people hghing
= regain The fation which they had 70
,ocooGderately abandoned.
As the difference of fentiment, which
n, lately prevailed in our country, srots
.-om The hoaile aate of nations now at
reace we fondly hope, that we, who
had the prudence topreyent cur ralhly In.
,ol,ing ourfeiyes in their diiputes, may
now fuffer the effects to die with the cauie.
Believing as we do, that meful know
ledge, virtue, and religion, form The baiis
q our Govsrnlnsnt, we feel il peculiarly
incumbent on US 70 cher;fh every mean
that can promote thsfe important objects.
Though we conader The naspral increaie
cfcur population as the moe favourable OF
events, we feel plealpre IN coaadering,
TIA, The ,h;rG Of power has never induced
The U0i.ed States TO aim at territorial con-
quea
We mall Ultimate it our duty carefully
TO attend to thoie particular objetf pointed
oat in your communications add ihall
ehesrfulIy mite with your Excelleney, IL
Adopting thoie mealurss calculated 70 pro-
mote me welfare OF Cur Fellow Citizers.
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NORFOLK, June u.

Arrived the ichconcr Virginia, captain
.torlyth, 10 days from Aux, Cayes.
Arrived in Hampton Roads The brig
ZEE captain Rice 20 days from the city
sct ST. Domingo.
Arrived brig Maria, captain Hicks, 40
Gays from Grenada
= SPoks Onths oh int lat. I9, IS, long.
Y iSaf Hero, Savage, from this port
0'1na e Port RepabIicap, ous q DAYS.
Ls's there barque Mary, Cords, TO fail
'''' 'alsport in 10 or : days.
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STOP THE RUNAWAY
ifty Dollars Reward.

lilly 1OlIdlc ~ " al ~
RAN AWAY from on board the Aoop
George, Norfolk and Alexandra Packet
the z5th Of May laa, negro man nau.
ed PLATO, The formerly belonged IN
Frederick fburg, and was Purchaied by Ja-
miefon and Anderton of this town) about
6 feet 8 or four inches high, araight built,
with remarkably large feet; he wears
rings 10 his ears, and has large whiikers,
u or rs years of age, is an artfnl
imootl,- tongued fellow and great
gambler. The above reward will be paid
for fecuring him 70 that get him again,
and all Reasonable charges if lodged in the,
Jail of Alexandria, delivered to Andrew
Jamielon of the fame place, or to myfelf
in Norfolk.
TRISTRIM BUTLER.
All matters of yeleis and others are
forbid, harboring or carrying him off, as I
am determined TO proircute any perion
guilty Off to the atmce sxtent of the
law. I. 3.
Jane z6, cost
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NETWORK. lure q.

=
Entered, brigs Volunteer, Perry, Mar
Unique; Dean, Aekerly, Savannah Nep.
tune, Latham, do. ehr. Eliza. L.shttine,
Kinfale, Virg. loop Charming fisnnah,
Pole, Bermuda.
Cleared, Ship Olive Brancll, Lear,
Bordeaux; brig Sally, Lofd, Ilurope !;
Georgia Packet, Wood, Cadiz.
Arrived face DOR IaIt
The Dariih. brig Volunteer, Perry,
from Martinique. Spoke on day Of fail
ing, from St. Pierfss, Mart. Tie fhip
Charlotte, of Newport, r. I. bound to
s.. Piefres, % Gays pafage. Left al
Martinique the brig Mary, brig Lydis,
ichr. John, 6chr. Thankful, and BRIG SIN
them, belonging to Bottom and Salem. Ia
lat. IS, long. 70, fpoke brig from Phi
ladelphia, bound to Jamaica, out ) days.
Sloop Charming Hannah, Pole, from
Bermuda. June lI9ih, fpoke ichconer
out ao'days from ST. Domingo, bound 10
tins port. 18th, ii lat. 60, e, faw
three Engliih men of war itanding to the
sSefwart.
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alfraOria Gnlertiser.
SAruRDAY, JuNE rs.

serss GilFiu, Francis Peytoa, Jonah
sS0pEPloO, end Walter Jones, are appoint
S Sspy Inc PFefidept of the United States,
! s' q lllonsEsoi Bankruptcy for The coun-
qoi Alsxandria.
~ 49, ! ION or ExEeuTivE row.
q AND PRtv'&gcEs" ExMRLIF1ED.
S. \: slls following is quoted from publ
Me- Ts. wa'sh originally appeared in the
.'. Intslligencer, and which bv
,1 f.,,sular Iequea from Wellington has
, ,;,s,y osen circulated through ali he an
., ,.s9stal Prints in the union. Ii, is emil
,,sa sr 4 view of the proceedings of the
4 !, .S II OF Congreis, and IS .ddreG.
w. 70 the People of the United States !.
,Ss, NoO" pretty we'll the authors. but Of
~ @' :, more hereafter, when we fball fsk !,
'ns view itieIf fer examination. - :
~, ,4m0pg she nations. of the earth !,
v.,la is'yed for America 10 exhibi. 70 >, he :
d, = government devoted to The i o,.rs
me Is0Ple"-at the, head q
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Extraa efa letter to q mercantile boz,s IL
Cba,lsfou, rs. C. ] dated

N"@i'J'Drt 10 W H"te"
g Hapye, a3d A2ra, 1902.
!" The great number of arrivals from
the United States and England, has occa-
toned a general fEagnationin affairs, and
fall in s,he prices of fugars, coffee, sc.
We have 1000 barrels rice in port, with-
ous sny offers. Flour, is a. 81 70 francs
per barrel, and viii keep 70, if,no higher,
till the crops. Indigo fcarce and in de-
r.,and, from francs olcents to II francs,
according 70 quality St. Domingo cot
ton, 20 to5a.
Curious Coincidents between names and
things.
Ilvse.paliciss sf iyjarauee 9rsre tsw
agys Jiurs al7ualyy 3,sleufed to tbs Uuaes-
qpute,sss in IT'S city, claiming isss an The
f5llozviag gs1sl, pis. The JEFrREsoN as
itranded; Ike VIcE-PsEsIpRNr rs foun-
dered at /ea, and The SENATOR BURR PIT
into Nortolx, Hirginia, and declared 10 b
no larger iea worthy. The. f0Lieies 1csse
areordxsl asiaesd agreeable to fbsie re
Lbet7iVe prdo6.
IN. r. Eveni4g, Psa.
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fame complexion, they wete not Little
Aaggered at the procedure; and when now
they fee appointed to Office. a perfon whof.
extraordinary adherence is believed to
Prelent even more excepsionable cafe
than either of the others, what will they
think It has been gong faid ard publiih-
ed OF Mr.. Edgar, and we believe it yet
remains uncontrolled, thar he was not
only IN the enemies lines, but advanced
his fortune by telling ammunition to the
hottie Indians, then a, open war with the
Americans. Ard as Mr.. Ieferfon tells
Us in his celebrated anfwer, above referred
to, that In his removals and appointments,
he makes It point to take 1imr, Ieek liz.
fo,matioa aad oltaia il, we arc left TO be-
lieve thar rhe above cifcumg ancss were
not unlnowhio him.
In the cafe here preiensea, no remarks
will be added-It is too powerful an ap.
peal togthe feelings to hazard the indig-
rant axpretlions it irrefaibly fuggsRs. E.
very mn is, left to find vent for his own
lentiments on the location. For ourfslyes
we confels we have no language arong e.
nough to do jufice to our feelings.
Neeo-7ork Herald.
15e Jalzopving gentlemen are af35oiated st-
nefai e0mmigsoness st Baakraafsy 1af
MARYLAND.
JohnaCaldwelt S.
John Scott
James Carey
William Mac Creepy
Luke Tiernan
Henry -Payion.
ExtY6H ofa letter to n MeYcaAt;le kox{s IL
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MoNDAY, Dec. 6.

Eat eight members attended, who NOT
forming quorum, an Adjournment took
place ill 10 morrow at IL o'clock.
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saLEM, NJ n,l.af e.

saised, the brig Hannah. c. B rne,
,,,a mstter, 90 days from Malaga. sfhe
,a is extracted from her Journal
fsom Malaga towards Salem saiied from
malaoa on the z6lh Of Sspt. Lett there,
Cart ~. James Very, ofsaIsa,; and tebrj1
.rous, Benjamin Weeks, trem LalSon
sent. 10, bsing abreait sot Gstssattay Bay.s
was brought TOO BY a Porsogseie tiislse,
hen on cru.ie, who informed, ahat the
f;oste Adams was then n The Bay .ttsserl
f;I watching The movements cisae I'll
polisan fhip lyieg in The Mole, ready fos
Sea. October {, at. 50. 20, II. long.
,srs, w. ipoke the hip sjalia, Of
Providence. r. |. from Aiexapdlia Osi.
lara "a. 50, n. h'pg ), 40, ".
RATED parr OF a wreck, aipsafing q Is
aart of a Quarter Deck, panied inisle
Win liaks red; Stanohecns E'las k, with
Yellow bead;pgs; It blowing fsfh and
EQUALLY, with prefs Of lail oar, l1or loaa
.fsh, Of it, bot 70 appearance il had not.
zen long wreck. on. ~, in lat. A.,
90. N. long. 46, so, w. fpokc The fjh'r.
Be,fsy, Richard Jooes, mater, from Bof-
,cu, for Gibraltar, Out / ; days, all we'll.
on. "a, fpoke the lhip Lion, Of London,
from Trinadada, bound 70 London, our 2
weeks, who received great damage in the
psle on the day before, which was the
Seavieh he ever experienced, Lying II
hours hull, with the lee eoaaiugs Of his
matches in. Ca. 26. in lar. 43, A, N.
long. 40. 20. w. paaed 4 large fhip run
ming 10 the Eafward, with a jury main
mail, and mizen-toS- matt down. Nov.
!, lat. A., IS, n. long. So co, W. faw
ahip under the lee bow, laying zoo un-
der mizsn- itay- bore away fer her,
and fpoke her, proving to be tie fhip CO.
lanbia, from New Y rk, II days our,
very leaky; il blowing heavy, could bot
uhdsraand the captains name.
November 2Ia, on the n. W. part of
Georges Bank, {poke the hip Victory,
of Marblehead, from Bottom, bound TO
Corunna; farae day fpoke The ihip Latona,
Capt. ]oihua Woodbury., OF Gloucelter
from Bceen, bound 10 Holland. Nov.
a., Cape Cod bearing Wet, 20 leagues
diff. fpoke the fchr. Betty, Capt. Benja
min Sweat, from Bottom bound 10 Leg
horn. Nov. z4th, Y leagues from CAPE
Apn, lpokc floop Fanny, OF Wsrreu, Iron
St. Georges River, for Virginia.
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BALTIMORE, December s.

Arrived, the French fchoener Annals,
Bunker, formerly the St. Domingo pack
Ct, 20 days from Martinique, and 10
iron St. Ecilatius. Left at Martinique,
ichr's Only Daughter, Llitleaeld, for
New York, in three days; Eliza, Rich,
Ct Bolton; Nancy, Coleworty, of ditto;
Eliza, Jones, Savannah, in 2 days. The
fhP Serpent, Spear, and brig Philip, Mar
TN Of this port, and fevern others of PHI
iadelpaia and New York, had touched
there a few day before captain 3. failed,
aut were not fuifered 10 fell, and gone TO
The Reward. The brig Smilax, Smith,
q :. this port, lad failed ten days before ioE
Turks l0and. 90 The Sd infant, ipoke
mp Commerce, Thompfon, from this 70
liverpool, IS hours out. The Dutch
'cck potieihon of ST. Euaatius, the day
sapt 5. arrived there. The American
'efeis at Martinique, wsr. Dot FILTERED &c
open their matches, or difpofe Of am
isft Ct their cargoss, without having Pre-
s'ouily laia there ten Gays, aa1 forced e
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N y / | G Z.

= LEGIONARY Court OF Inquiry
1 a Of the Second Legion Of Militia of
the Dihritt Of Columbia, for the aG~f-
ment Of fnes on the delinquent officers of
the faid Legion, and Tor tie remilion Of
fines improperly inpofed by The Battalion
Courts cf Iaquiry, ard toi exsmpting
luch pesiorls rom Militia duty as are en-
tried TO exemption, viii be held at the
Court Houle in the town Of Alexandria,
on Mondsy the ao,h inf. at 10 O'clock,
A, III. where all shole having excufss to
offer are notified TO attend.
JOAN sioOFF, cAk.
DEC. 9. d
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ANECDOTE
Or A POLICE MaeIsTaATE.

Or A POLICE MAGISTRATE.
Truth is not ieldom extracted by acct
dsoe. MIR. --, Whole Office is fire.
quensly c.amoroas with the iitigasions OF
warrans 70, l1aall debts, and breaches OF
the peace, fuddenly called ONT g tilence
there. There's been" added he, " two
or three people committed, and 1 haze
not heard word they have iaid.
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COMMUNICATION.
MELANCHOLY COMPARISONS.

MELANCHOLY COMPARISONS.
THE difference betwtsn what was and
what IS may BE- more eaiiiy difcerned than
|dSicsihea, after what has been written in
regard to the pat and pfeleae fituation Of
the cvuatry il general, the paa regard and
greient diftegard OF patriotifm, taleots and
virtue, We are brought 10 companion Of
'shoie men under whole Administration our
country was happy, proiperous & relPeet-
ed, and of ,hoie men unGer Whole admins
ara,icn we are dit5ra6ei, declining in
trade, commerce & manufactures, and die
Ireipctaed; upon view Of which, the with
'oS every American ought % be, that their
Icoontry had attained tic climax Of folly,
& thar the epoch had arrived for retracins
the aeps OF errer, and endsavour, by pro-
|deat, yet effective means, 70 regain that
|,tase from which they have fallen, to wipe
away the Gain Of ingratitude, and 10 pro
81 by palf experience, an experience which
ihe bought at the expence CT a nation's
happinels, may in future ferge as beacons
70 e!cape the dangerous lhoals and quick
lands OF error and neglect, 60 which they
have been driven by the olaas Of demo,
crazy. During the frf twelve years
which ended on the 18th CT March, 1901,
we hnd our affairs 10 have been conducted
by
GEORGES WAsHINGroN, whowa eight
years Pfeiident, and
john ADAMS, who was eight years
Vice Prsiident and four years PRECEDENT.
j. TIMOTHY P1c1ER1kc, Pofmaaer~ Ge-
neral, promoaed to be Secretary at War,
and then Secretary OFFS atr, till 1900,
when
ToAN MARSHALL fucceedcd him.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON, Secretary of
the Treafaly, till ! 1875, and was then fpc
eeeded by
OLIVER WoLcorT, who continued in
the fame till January, 1901.
HENRY KNOX, Secretary at War till
January, 1895, who vas fucceeded by
MIR. Pickering and
JAMES M'HENRY executed the duties
.iiiISoo, and was then fucceeded by
SAMUEL DEXTER, Efq. who continued
tie duties Of that department. till January,
1901, and then was appointed Secretary
OF the Treafnry.
BENJAMIN STonDrRT, Secretary of the
Navy, from the commencement OF thar de-
oartncnt, till the 4th OF March, 1902.
IosEpH HABERsHAM, Poitmafer-Ge-
neral this Office had been filled before by
Col. Pickering, and / believe others, bat
he continued little after March, 1902.
THOMAS JEFFERsoN& EDMUND RAN
DoLpH, executed the duties of Secretary
Of srate for iome time; Iefalion reiigned
when he had TO contend againf Genet
{. Randolph was permitted TO do 20 when
MS insriegues with Faaches were dilcoyer-
"a. The former aIio was Vice PRECEDENT
during the four laa years Of the federal
administration.
Since the third Of March, 1901, we find
the following worthless promoted 10 fill
the high Offices of government:
II. THOMAS JEFFERSON, P,efdent of
tie United States.
IA. JAMES MADISON, Sec'Fy of State.
IL. ALBERT GALLATiN, Secretary OF
the Trsaffy.
zeh. HRNRy DsARBoRN, Secretary at
War.
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NORFOLK. Decembyy S.

Ayy'ued tie Br't35Jr5ooaer Nerrus ea9t.
a,aeeggbf is aeys fran lnuidad.
44,JOrd t9e Zip Lncy I'm, CAPT Ionp-
sf9s, 81 Rvs ttr7ss 81. Pefsygurg, 4 'roms
saiy JzMd. CSi. iRw Cuft<g0t, pozrird
esn5asy 7oit5 f5t ysl2 II Pc, Piek<ri;ag, ef
ami far N>pv Ioyk. on 5, t0led fySsa
-Vsr72zy IN e9mba1y 7yit6 1.5s ye.s'r Ega.s-
ny, 8uysels, Of .sua fsr Sa!sm. on, IL,
81 Far ifs. Jlofs l5s brig 81. Miebael,
C92&, IF ard far Salem.
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}Dubiie Gale.

Or Friday The 18th M,e. 7u;H be J'id at
at The Vendae fore,
Five bales Of B AIZES,
Green, blue pink, (carler, ard black, and
napt on both tides.
P. @. MARSTELLER.
December s.
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NEW YORK, December 4.

Entered, brig Lark, Heimes, Kingaon,
liam fehooner Sally, Ruiiel, Baltimore.
Cleared, ihiPs independence, Henry,
ST. Bartholomews Protector, Rogers,
Savannah.
Ship Fame, Murphy, from Kingfon,
tam. for Baltimore, TO fail on he I'd
November.
ArriVed facr ar IN.
Brig Lark, Helmes, 50 days from
King&on, JAM put in here in difrsis
from the want OF provihons. Nov. IS,
in the Caicos paaage, ipoke hip Hope
well, out y days from Klngitcn, bound
10 Philadelphia. Spoke fchooner Lively:
Corgdon, OUT ~ hours from Baltimore
bound to Martinique, the Capes bearing
n. w. difance so miles. Left at King
aon, Schooner Mohawk of Baltimore !;
brig fiira.n of Philadelphia fchooner In.
duRry, from New Orleans, bound TO Phi
ladelphia brig Irving. ofCharlef-
ton; brig , Blunt, Of Portlmcuth,
N. II. and fchocner Sarah, of Newhav-
en-, 10 iail in three days. Schooner Re-
sulator failed for Philadelphia 3 days be-
lore the Lark.
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ITO be c9atia9eG !

Eatraa ef1 le.to fran caatsa 70 a mer-
eantik HsgJe IL Precedence, Rboas H..
lard, dafed Meg 3, 1902.
g Since mine of the 18th Of March, an.
Engllih feet has arrived at Macaof for the
purpole Of taking pohefIion Of that place
but the Portugueie, being tributary to the
Emperor Of China, ifwas thought neceaa-
ry by the Senate at Macao to obtain his
permiliion; in coniequence Of which DIFF
petition on the part Of the government Of
Macoa, the fees was waiting orders from
Bengal how to proceed, when happily
peace was yeferday announced with eli
the world, by a Spanifh frigate, which az
rived at Macao from Manila and ST. Bias
IA Circumstance which bleeding Europe
had long been sighting fo-.
son the I'd oil. thefhip Gangs aysiv-
ed here from Philadelphia
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retail On bead, 70 any who may ehrie e
come On beard TO buy.
December 6.
Arrived lat night, brig Grand Turk,
laylor, days ircm Providence, K. |
Alto, brig Apguifa, Lovetf, II days
fforo Beverly, Mai.
The Above are The TWO br;gs for which.
he iignais we're Oh. On Saturday evening,
.aas having come up in tie night, were.
rot ob!efyeti.
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C. @ N G. r E S S.
CT THE UNITED STATES,
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY, Der. s. 1907.

This being the Coniisutional day Of
meeting, Try tlrse.. members appeared,
~ho rot forming a quorum, an ADJOURN
a'ent took Place ill tomorrow at II a..
NJ.
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Taeisly, December ?.
4 qnoFum Of nenlbers appeared.

y tuo'l1l St t-sSliit)Sis AFPSaASus
The following new memeers appeared
and rock their leats
Sampel Hant, from New Hanph.irc,
in the room Of joieph Pierce, re6sned ;
Samael Thatcher, from MIaaachuietts :
David Nlerriwether, from Georgia, IN
the room Of Mr.. TaliaEerfc, feiigned /;
Thomas VIM, of North Carolina, in the
room Of Charles Johnion, Gsceaied ; and
Thomas NJ. Gresae, a delegate flom
tie M;aiaippi Territory, in the .rcom OF
N. Hunter, decealed.
Or1e,sa, That the clerk inform III
Senate thar this IIou.e has formed quo
run, and is ready to proceed TO bull
nels.
Ords5vd, That The clerk furnilh eac
member with lhrce ncwipapers at his lod,
logs.
Adjourned.
SENATE OF TIE U. STATES.
MONDAY, Dsc. o.
nat eight members attended, who not
forming quorum, an adjournnens took
place ill 10 morrow at l. O'Clock.
Tuef}ay, December 7.
No quorun--T Twelve members pre-
Tent.
E.vtrss If "a lstteytr0m a .gsstltmau ofns
81 .l3eAabify to q meyzbanf ef p9ilaafIPb'
a, dafed 81 Thomas, 3otb otqo5.r So.
!. arriUe3 here on tx S7tb /,om Ior-
.8!2, At eo5ieb Place I mad. i ny 5xsne,
10 o5taw he cafrf1 Prices q amerie6
3t0daee. 80 T6y bavs maae ibat pAc
4 f,se PAT far epsrr natfon <acept ibe
1gryican5 7vao- pr tie fazse as bJo'e
car ~ in aea M ngeey DanJ5 9r Gay 0f6s
esl,ats, excepf Amsrtean, md need rot g
TO The cnRom bouls, s9dsrs tie .4meriraas
ore csmps'led 10 pay 10 joes far eatxy and
eleafaates."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-09
aIsyan1rla aDDesti5er.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9.

The Ship Richmond, from this port ar
rived al Havre, 90 The 9Th October.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15

tanly proceeded to make an appointment undef i
And is this the dcreet proceeding of vile and fash-
ful Chief Magilfratr Is this republican, appoint
Governo under law that you had not conGdcred and
underhood Is this proof OF yeur talents, your pat
r0ilm your impartial admnlraton If the conltruc-
ton of Mr. Madifons letter is that you had ad-
vcrled to the law until after you had converted with
Mr.. Sargent which is the mott natural contribution.
his agha Of yours offered, apology for your
changing your mind, and appointing Mr. Claiborne,
contrary to your aiIurances mof dilgracefs diem
na indeed, that Chief Magnrate fhould be reduced
the nectty Of acknowledging grois neglect Of Of
6ciai duty vindcate himleh from the lulpicion OF
treachery 10 individual
But the facts Gated rerder il more probable, that
your whole ccndu6t with regard 70 Mr.. Sargent was
hypocritical That the commifIion 10 MIR. Clsibornc
made and lay in the Office of fCte at the time
of your interview with Mr. Sargent, and thar your al
furnaces 70 him that nothing ihoud be done, until be
was heard in his defence intended deceive and
quiet the mans approximations, till he had departed
from tAe feat Of government On which ever hde we
examine your conduct and compare it with your pro-
fefions, we fee nothing TO command refpe6t for the
Chief Magiffrate. On one Gde, your adminiIratien
prefents arosg APPEARANCES Of hyPocrfy aud decep-
ton on the other mbeciiity and inconinency-yeur
whole conduG exhibits mott incredible warfare be-
tween projections and pradice-a continued effort to
pleare without the power-a delire to gratily your
friends without multiplying your enemies, and TO win
the confidence Of both parties without capacity 10
gain the refpeGt Of either '-Wretobed man exalted
by the popular bteath only to add force 70 your fail
to fink the more deeply into future obvion-and to
furnilh another proof of what reading and OBJ
fervation fhoEld have taugh-the certain evanccencc
Of popular fame" 9uam vaaa, aut levi aura mobile
vulgus eH I"
" TIE zoJols a1vouat II tbat es0yzsozs faxs.
g II tale, f5at Blends tBsy glory zDib bsir fhame."