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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24

INFORMS the Public that he has commeac-
i cd the TN PL.f7E Working puGnefs. at
the houie occupied by his father bavi< Ns,ss,
nearly opcchte the foot Of the Church. Lane.
where al kinds OF Tin Ware is mansfaetred in
she bcN nssnner. and at the ihortea notice. Of
the bea materials. All orders for any kind OF
Tin Ware. executed Immediately. Conasr,
attendance givea, asd the fnzlleR favon sc.
knowledged.
Nesv3s7f, Jxss n, 1904. ostf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24
John 4. Shazv, g Co.

INFORM the public that they have taken a
4 mop next door but one North Of the Coffee
Hcuie. where they carry on the Watch-Makius
balineis in all IFS branches and have for fale.
warranted snd common E,glih and Geneva
Watches. gold Necklaces. Glycr tea and table
Spoons. Suglr-Tongs. &c.--Lookioe Ga6es,
Tea Trays. Waters. Dreilibg- Cafes. p Pared and
Wooden Gators, Sufpenders Knives and Forks,
Gibe Andirons, Shovel and longs. brais and
JapPaoed Lamps. CandleGicss. dart and con-
mon Walking Sticks. Scotch, Rappee & Maka-
bAu Snuff. Starch. Writing Paper. Dutch Qulls.
Britannia Coffee Pots. &c. &c. Together with
an aGortment of Jewellery and Perfamery.
Cs6 siUeS fer old Gsld and Siiusr.
Punetual attendance will be even, and
the inalleh fsvou gratefully ackHow ledeed.
Nr1oSs,f, Fe6. IL. 1,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24
ON INDIFFERENCE.

nH! cosId indifference foothc woe.worn
~ brcsa,
Or wipe the trieklng tear from nifcry's eye ;
Could Ssoic dollnels make mortal biea,
Forbid a tear or ffiae cen Ggh.
No more mould mem'ry bring her painful fore,
No more the heart mould feel ths pangs Of
grief;
Misfortune inAueoce the foul no more,
Nor teach the teaffoI eye again TO weep.
Bat sh unfeeling dullsek is a voc.
Then cesfc, nor win is<;6Sysses to gain.
Dear ihade of Pstvave6 wiIncE. for you know
A thoufand plesdurss arc not worth one pals.
Let gentle fymps,hy's divine control
Guide every sttios Of my youtbfuI breaft;
Let PHYS fofrnefs vibrste through nv foul.
And teach me uanfpor when anoihsr's blea.
Then when the arcsms Of life fhsll ccafe to how,
Aflittioh's family fhall round me mosrs
L'en kiad hsman'ty fhalI feel woe.
And miisry drop tear upon my urn.
hLPH0NSo.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
Br JOSEPH BRIGGS,
A few Hhds. 9Th proof Jamaica Spirits
good favored.
8 Hhds. sd & 4th proof Antigua Rum.
80 Barrels bef N. Y. Superfne Flour.
2 Calks Malaga Wine.
40 Hhds. ofgood retailing MoLAssEs.
A few Ca&s OF
SHERRY WINE,
Of m excellent quality.
Ne~ssr'. Nay, a9. sotf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24

'H~ fubfcribers, having entered into Co.
P4rtnerfhip under the firm of Sbeiaen e
RHsghr. would fefpettfuily inform the public.
thai they have taken Wickham's wharf. .txt
touthward of Col. Sherburpe's, where they have
for fale 90 resfonsble terms, a complete n..r.
ueut OF Bsaern and other Lumber--iuch a,
'nerchsntable pine Boards 4 Plank, clear Boards,
clear Joia-merehantable pine Do. fqusre Oak.
Timber, pine D.. fproce Do. Oak Ioia, Hem
lock Do. Spruce Do. Birch and Beech =, inch
Plank for bedfeads red Cedar, Iocu9 and
white Cedar Potts. for garden fences Cedar &
Pine Capbosrds /; good Kenpebeck and other
Shingles and La,hs, &c.-Lumber of any d.
msnson or kind can be procured from the Eaa-
ern country at fhot notice.
They ALTO have for faIe wea. India Rum bv
the Hosfhsad or Barrel New England Do.
Sugars by the HOshsad or Box; MolaGes by
tha Hoslhead Cordage of all Gzes by the
s: cw': or inaller quantity; Nails of all 6zes
Fitch, Tar and forpentine. &c.
DANIEL SHELDON,
BENJAMIN RUGGLES.
N'"l''' nay IS. 1901. sI
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24
FOR SALE, AT
W. r. Wider,s Book Store

a BOUT 500 Roll PAPER HANCINGs.
4 \ Of lse years if'ck. which sil be fold at
eoa. Alto, thi, dav received. ard ior hIe a. n
bove. a very elegant sG .ument Of PAPER
HANGiNGS q ne. Figures, which will Be
fold at he m,nsfatior, price.
Ne~psr,. .itra 3. isos. 79d
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24
John & Henry Cahoone.

joan q i1en1y Cdh00nc,
HAVE roR saLR, @
At their STORE on Baaiaes's Wharf,
DRoHN sUcAR, ), s5e barrel ., Ssr !;
MoisDS,, BY sbe b.sN-~d; fissr. BY be bar.
rel, PseOaev, ty f61 eae; Sbeafbixg. Pa,sr. 5y
tie bsmdred; Cardiu, ., fbe ber; 1s. Cs5osE
o; asd gerairs SPANISH SEC
HONE7, BY fbe barrel or gallon
--Ntr0. 1"k Soap, BY tie bex-Ntyn-Head 70
6Soss-Bsf 4b trsef Jsxaiea Rsm-Iym
Sfsues--Sah Pefe,I Hans--Bsi,ey. snl Her.,
Lard, Se.-LrkEwIss,
LIQUORS, Of tie bea kind, a
serersl .4g'1~eSs--ari vs,is1 sfber Ayfieis,
I" roe Grocery Lise--a complete dDsys~esf Of
sSbieb fby s"psJs {. Be eosqartly Supplied sui,i.
8T MASTERS of Pafkefs, Par
h-srr, &c. NC, be Supplied at fad Stsr. ss
f1s <6srf1S hshes--ppxb axy A,neis fbey nc,
,Oerf-'-a1l sseD Favsn s,aisf1iJy Aelx.zS.
legged
GREEN CHARS, per Dezm-
Bar i's., tr' Hsxd,s@ 4pi.-Mdlixes 4~I Ger
msl. per- sarni--Ossrs, per Hsrd,el bssebes,
or /'ss'fer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, asi
. vsriey g roe 5ss JTEAS.
Newport. Feb. 40. 1904. s1
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24
Nicholas Wsbaer.

Nicholas WBaev,
INFORMS rhe Public. tha, he has opened 4
4 GROCERY STORE ia Bsezd Street. ia
the hoaie. late rhe proPersysof Mr.. C4k5 Ea,A
wsefe he has for Sale general saortmsnt of
WEST-INDId GOODS.
Amcng o.hrfs. arc the following articles
Kan. Brandy. Gin. Cherry Rum. Mciaaes, j,
Flour, Rye and Indias Meal. Teas of various,
kiad,, Coffee, ChoooIae, Rsiiins. Currents,
Pepper, Ginger, Alfrice, Cinnamos, Ns.msgs.
Bottef, Cheeie, Csadles, Onions, Tobacco.
Snuff, Powder and Shot, Lamp Oil. Loaf and
Brown Sugars. &c.-dLSO,
A general and extenGyc variety Of
Crockery and Hard Ware Men's aud women's
Shoes. &c. &c. with many other articles, too
tedious to men.ion all which will be fold II
the moff reduced prices.
N,7ossvt. hsv. II. Stf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24
Entertainment,

L7IttT TIlZ7IHIC7EL,
II RICHARD BARKER, at the Hcufe
0iormerly occupied by Capt. RsbenS. Potter.
hgn OF the Anchor, little fouth ea0 of the s,ase
Houss, where Ladies and Gentlemen may de.
2end on being accommodated to their fabsfac-
tioa. Psneaual attendance viii be given, and all
tavors gratefully acknowledged by the csbic's
obedient fervant. RICHARD BANKER.
Newport, April 4, 1904. ,otf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24

For Sale on Reetonabir terms,
A Quantity of Window Frames and
Safhes, for 7 by 9 and 6 by 8 Clafs.
Enquire of the Printer.
hs~2srf, Ay ~, isoa ssa
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24
SAMUEL VINSON.

- RESPECTFULLY informs bis frsuas
IN and the public in geaeral, that he has iaft
received by the la,ea arrivals at Bottom, new
and beautiful aGoument Of
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24
CASH PAID FOR
LINEN Il WOOLEN RIGS, BIZ
Chriifopher c. Olney,

DfAvsyed at b" Mill. or al BIZ Paby War-
Hsgf,
N/HERE he ha, for fal-, at wholefaie and
w retail, all kinds OF Paper, viz. FoolE-
cap Writing Paper, NO. aud a.--Vellum Lett
ter do.--Pot do.-Wrsppins DOB nnet do.
--Clothier's DO. If qualify Shealhipg, with
and without Sand. Book Binders Boards
Candle Paper, and Sugar Loaf Bue.-ALso,
a complete Afortment of Blank Account
and Record Books.-LixrwIsr
Account Books made and ruled to any pat
tern. to ,uIt the puiehairr.--A complete AGort-
ment OF school Books, and Stationary Of ali
Kinds, &c.
A1o. Warranted Chocolate, by the BIZ,
or pound. Cocos Shells, by the Bag.
N B. Wansed, one or two Bows, fromIs
10 "A years OF age, as Apprentices TO the Paper-
making ard Cl1thins bOhueh. fueh great
encouragement siil oe given.
P,sOid,1er, Ma,eb g. So,. 74df
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24
TO BE SOLD,


FOX SALE, BY
SAMUEL VERNON, jun.
,COGNIAC Brandy, Clare, W,ns in csGks
~ and boxes, Silks. Britannia Linens, white
vine Vinegar, Ve'digresfe. & Houfe. Paper:-
The above articles are entitled TO drawback.
aad are now lsnding from the Brig Hannah,
Eon Bourdeaux. at Mr.. Robert Stevens wharf.
He has allo for fale, Ruflia and
Ravens Duck, a few DeInijasns and long ana
fhort Corks.
Newport. Nov. 7, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24

From the Wettern and southern parts Of th.
United STATES accounts are daily received Of /
toarycllous and zlmoit miraculous Revival OF Re
lyon. accompanied by happy reformation IL
morals and manners among all denominations o
Chnltans. and all clslrcs OF Citizens.---In ibl
Hste, IL has been obf:rvcd, that bibiy were nc.
yer in 70 great demand, or fusb high eamarion
Ms AZ preisnt.-- Where arc nov thofe faJ
P,ep6ey, that predicted total denrneaion vi
Religion. corruption Of Morals & liccntioufnci,
oi Manners, from the election Of Mr.. Jrr-
rxksoN to the Proficiency 5sf. C6sz.
The illumina,ions in London, on the celc-
brasion OF the late figning OF the de6n,ise treaty
OF Peace. were. beyonA deicription iplendid and
beautiful. Private eGor's feemed to vie with
public magni6ceoce. The evening was clear.
and all London. FAY the accounts, ieemed 10 a
blaze. The Houfe Of NJ. Otto 10 faid 10 have
been the moN faneifully and vsiy decorated
and appeared TO be one iheet Of ERE. Drury
Lane Theatre claimed the next place in poiat Of
briilisncy and after thar the Bank OF England,
which had iyktcd al once twelve thoufand ,arie-
kaled lamps.
The American Ci,ixen, noticing Tome re.
marks OF the Baltimore American, fay,--" The
Editor 10 informed thar the facts exhibited 10
the narrative are of mizoy confederation, When
compared with thofe contained in a pamphlet
which We mw. bsv< in the pyci. and which will
De publifhcd in n few days. Ii will DC proved
beyond all controversy that Mr.. Burr earrsd on
= HSfgatis,;ev acab ,b, Jcd,,aiJqs da,,rs ,br t,,G
sssfoaf foasCf IN tbe bon/s If ,cpyserfafvs 10 place
BIN ~ ibs executive stnr IL exhibits fcene of
6,bsso,s6h- isttisue on the part of Mr.. Burr that
will afon.ih all America. sseept ,hoie jsde,ak6s,
who are acqns:-,ed with many of the uanfsc
tions. The author mvis, Mr.. Barr. ia the
t2mbblefrto jsdioiaI inveaigation Of the facts
he ftates.
In high-toned G,fee,Sfe paper. new
charge is brought agaira Pr,hdent jEYylssos,
which is this" That every Sunday he rides to
meeting o. boyfbaet tinaead of going in coach
and foSy. as Mr.. ADAMS did, and bnsb0 bis |
FsylS, at hgg ,oro Of kosks. AMONG THE |
MossEs OF coMMoS SEorLE l"--Accord.
iUg 70 the ideas Of thefe Ariiiocratc gentry, no,
ouiy the MIN in power but ALTO their HORSES,
ought TO bc invcited with recuiiar privileges and
Preiegatives, and cau,iouny ksp, at diaanee
from the vulgar herd"
The lesi1ature Of the M;Mhppi territory
which met on the Cd OF May, soz. has raTcd
M act eRsblifhing acollege to bear the name OF
"gSsms' JSySs."
nrxuwwxw.ruurru-w~v~u |
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24

The lesinature Of the M&hppi territory
which mst on the Cd OF May, isoz. has pafTcd
M stt easblihing acollese to bear the nane OF
"q6smss yjss."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12

Tbeir real0H being br9frGtsd and al thar II great
dtyssr ard vaLuaEs. bsizg d5Gfbatad ia tkif trne
tyranny Of fbs paDGaH5, fbe republicans cvTe argea
% TO raiuoos, blind Frsggt 10 create em5asraE
zaent or 10 produce cba1gr. To this conduG Of
theirs is jualy charged the fecond rebellion in
Pennfylvania, as well as the rejection Of our
miniaers 10 France.
That Psyt6a5 Of limited vieso5, Of Viotnf, OUR
bsari5g and Haacc8afa9dafing habits and dl69ftor5
as mott of the republicans and jacobias
bboald ts betrayed into an oppoi ion to the ad-
miniarations of WILMINGTON and Adams, zva5
not sreyy4g Bat tbat tbey 85.l8 derive coaRrzc-
kivs aid from tie ability Earning and JfieHce of a
different deicripton Of charaaers who kept
more behind the curtain, qUar aiqpayra mater ot
fsrt7gf lamentations Baf their r0ugb prqbtHEfiss,
HncbgfjS6 By any lind If ditib7e unchecked ~ tbs
r92raintf Of eOmasoH dscsScy. puaqOsd By Yy75sa
fer ne rspmati0H, and he feelings Of fBe party qytb
Tv50m they aid acre cbrrD5sdby rea61izg primal
pes, and rsipsaabie leaders, til The mcbIsF Escnas
grsat-bornasf-tbe qOrrck Of every thing vaiuaJIs
has enfaed, and tie requirement Of qvbat alone tie
4OOJR Of tqbfan5 eoaE haze atobievsd--a revoiu-
ton in the minds of people leading rapidly to a
correfpondng revolution in govrrnment-if not
70 a iubvcrfon nd dearudion Of thole moral
principles and feelings which alone can ierve
as fubaruelum TO any kind of government
whatever The frf effect Of this Jaeobinic
tfervclcence has been change of Prefdent.
Then followed, as before rored, the outing Of
officers for no other reafon than becaufe they
swere honet and had oppofed this change
while their places were filed with creatures Of
very different qualities. After 70 many at
tempts Of the republicans To get themlelvss into
employment and being as often defeated by The
other party, it is not to be wondered that now,
from The highef to the loweR, Poatfed Of diff
cretionary power, they mark their way with
anger, rejIEiment and rfossge--lhefe, if we judge
IRON The aaions Of the PreGdent and his under
Ings. NUT. henceforth, take the e,mes OF re-
publican oirtass--Gluri3us times happy aga
the age Of reafon
Have | exPreiied fentiAent, paf1ion or
feeling not found in the words and pirates Of
Mr.. Linconi And has not the conduit Of the
republicans, at different TIMES, been fuch as to
leave 10 room 70 doubt, but be intended origi.
naly To have defcribed them IF the pietu-e
Is hJsUus. blame the original. or him who 6ra
copied i'll have Only endeavored To thew It's
genunenels by Directing the eye TO particular
features and traces within his general contours
Yours e.. ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12
POLITICAL MISCELLINT.
&C tic Gottsr Of the I9ortIauo ca5ptte.
Elm. Tres, I'd AbrH, $50.

&c tic G1ttsr Of the I9ortIarO cayette.
Eln.Trse', I'd APril, 1909.
ga
SOME days ago ny neigbor Politicus
sa!ed'to fee me, and our dilcourle tnrring
upon the affairs of government, ne aked me
IL had read any of Mr.. LEVI LIxcoLN's ad.
tNfes to the Publc, and handed me the IN
dependent Chronicle Of the fseond of November
lax, containing his feventh number From
foIticns and Others, of his way Of thinking,
bad heard much Of this bsyf5rmares, and was
gao OF an opportunity to get fight of any part
Il. Tread it over to mylelf, and was Rruck
with the jaltnels Of It as tranlcript Of the
sonduef, paaions and affections Of the Repub
ieans 10 calling themielves, but true jlcob;ns
nsart lnce the commencement of the Fed :
aa Government. Mr.. LINcoLs appears TO
1aVe depicted them to the life aud / have no
.oaet but he defgned It originally for that e9 ];
sat having talted Of the fweets Of prlfde1fiaI
.s'u'Sfs TO an extraordinary degree, he changed
- eompohtion from the pat to The pIefent
VINE, and, dfoPping he facts and examples
sach L EXCEPTIONALLY contained. and which
~ igggsltsd the Continents to bis mind, he
!. lance hops Of fixing on bis adveriAries
',1' ssiSH aud diSraes which his confidence
ssaaFged h'm as being the peculiar attributes of
u own party. Il is mpofiibIe for any candid
Fslon' acquainted with that Jt6, to read this
eanosr and not obierve the correctness of the
P'''n'e. Judge now for yOurfelf---his words
as'n dahes.
HSsaevsr iad;7idaais f4fcr f5rir reay5n 70 Be a..
s'a7ed By fbeir pg5ssnf, as the Republicans have
eo0e tor ten years. fbey ike that feet; zoii
't,sa,sy % gfrqy. The blind md furious guides
a ssvy TIER Vo!4risi hfo re Fziry Afcb. as they
~ the followers of Korah, a. ! the whifkey
OF GAllaun in the Pennsylvania infuTee-
Spa and mart f5sir easric. ike the facceIive
Haaeis IN the French revolution, fbyssgb zvi-kcd
sha dirtr tsi5S 1U51rs honefy Or greatas5 IL aever
80 aaa Jg9ies o. praasnss Hsvsr frnadf TIE f..
re 'H'ssveI 20 aver, rsfs:asst zsd repeggr, are
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12
From the NewYork Evening Polt.
DISSEMINATION.
NUMBER X.

1The fame luhjea continued
AS 60 nEolland being The fecond power
which acknowledged our Independence, and
made treaty with Us, fep which involved
her in war with Great Fzitain, it was deemed
proper to treat her with, marked refped. Be
Gdes this, from the time of our revolution TO the
preftnt, we have had large money concerns
til her people. "A truly and 1kilful public
agent was for a long time necedary to fuperin.
tend thofe concerns. If in different capacity,
ir could not have cot much lels, and by the
annexation of diplom attic character, double
purpof. was anfwared. The honorable nature
of the Ration enabled the government to find
an agent at a iels exPenle than would have been
requilite 10 procure one merely for the money
Object. Ii is not meant to deny, that the great
charge which mas lately happened n the affairs
Of that country, making it In etfea dePenden-
cy on France, rendered removal of the min
liter proper but it does not follow that il
ought TO have heen done fooner 1t is alto
known, that Mr.. Murray, the late envoy, has
been for comfortable time pat, employed in
our negotiations with France which probably
was collateral reafon for not recalling him
Gooner. In relpe6 to one, if not to both thele
mniRers, il may be oblerved, that a time Of
war was not The mot eligible moment for their
removal of minilter-
AS TO Berlin. the inducements for keeping a
miniRer there, have never been fully explained.
Il is only known, that our commercial treaty
with Piuaii, had expired, and that renewal
has been efeaed by the envoy FEM thither !;
but, influential as was the conrt Of Prulia ID
the affairs of Europe during the late dreadful
aerm. il may have been conserved, that cul.
tivaton of the good will Of the PruaiAn mon
arch was NOT matter Of Indifference to the
peace and fecurity of this country. If this was
the objea of the milton, tn ough there may have
been too far-fetched policy in the cafe, il Of
feri defence Of the mealure which, excuIpates
the executive at leatt from the charge Of a &c.
fire to multiply Officers inlprovidentially.
On the mott unfavorable foppohron then,
here was one diplomatic agent 100 many, and
two others were coptinasd longer than was ab.
foluteIy recefAry. This furely is not of mag
niEuds fuHicient TO conllisugs feTious ehlrge,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12

an "a for t5e relief Of LION Lehman.

De ssusts.s By toe Senate ard H,.t IF Rsrasaf1es o,
~ ~ UaissI States Of A0srna, CsagreG o5zbs4 That
hsi be refunded and PAID to Lyon Lrhm4 al, out Of
y money the Trralary, otherwile appropriated
~ law, the fun Of one thoufand FIX hundred eighty.
har dollars being the amount Of duties paid by The
BID Lycn Lehman, he collector of the poTl of New
PORK, Oh three th0uland Eve hundred rifles and cara
hnts, which we're imported from H4mburgh, by the
Gid Lyon Lehman, alto the laid port of Newyork on
tosrd the american big Acteon, captain Joish Will
ia IN the month Of October, one thouiand leyen
AEndred and ninety ninr.
idsfTsvsR haye5 8, 1904.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12
!. az tr tic RECOMMENDATION of Iperfous eOntsrner

!. an FAR ttr afrontoDatolH OF I9ertonS conrerneD
IN certain Ftbsrtes therein mrnrtongo.
80 b re Sfusfs, and Hogf Of Repy ezfatiTsJ Of
b = GssS Sfaiss If dssyea IN CO-gri agsosbld That
.,od after the paing Of this act, Il fhall be law
~. re collector Of the cuitoms Tor the dltrid OF
.s.u,op to permit any veiel having on board iait
- .i,er the report and enTy, and ieeuriiy given
y. Nuvie D, ocesd under the nfpeetioa of an Of
80 ~ euRoms 10 any f(hery or other landing
y. within the ditria, 10 be designated in the per-
N "a there to dilcharge the fame luhje6t, how
~ n all other refpeds, 70 the regulations, rearie-
81 eena'tes and provi6oRs elfablhed by an act paG-
y ~ lccoud Of March in the year one thouland few
@~trodrtd ant ninety nine, intitued " An Act to re-
". me collection of duties on imports and ton
= hs36. II fsrfbsr sua7af That every infpecfor
ssr officer sf the cutoms, while performing duty
.o,d sny fach veffel elfewhere than in the port to
sd lorh officer may properly belong, fhaIl be intt-
II 70 receive from the matter or commander thereof
a o-ovihons and other accommodations free fr ON
,nne,l as are afuaIly fspplied TO paengers, or as
" A.e and condition Of the vefrl win ADMIT
81. 4 AAs x 10 frfbsy enacted That if by reafon of
~ sslyerv of any cargo of lalt in manner sforefsid
ru, than fifteen wor king days Computing from the
r.. 4 atryl fhalI in the whole be fpent therein, the
v,esoT compenlaon Of fuch inlpe6tor or other ofFi
,r Of the euaoms who may be Employed on board A.
svvtfe IN refpea 10 which iuch terms NAV be 70 ex-
uted hall for every day Of fuch exccls, be pad by
IL maaer or owner and until paid, it faal not be
hslu for the collector 70 grant clearance, or to per-
&, uch veiIsI 10 depart from the dGri9.
NATHANIEL MACON. SssaIsr
fte Ho4Ie IF Rp,5laiafieef.
a. BURR
FPri.ui Of tts Uafsi Stsfr. azs Pr5fi.1i sfs Senate
Approved, March 10, ISo1.
TIL; JEFFERSON,
Pr5id,H' sffJt UriteS Sfsf.s.
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! Cd for The relief Of Fruntis Dueboaquet.

III ~ FVE 10 tNtIEt V u AIttIn > IlE UUNINtEs
RI saai 5y ~ SfHle az HsEG Of R,br1cntaffy-s s
- ~ UaiSASflfa Of dsuyea il CoaEy5f ag,mbea That
lhre be paid 10 Francis Duchouquet, out Of any mo-
mes IN the Trealdry, not otherwile Appropriated, the
fun Of two hundred and ninety dollars and eighty
gm cents, in fu compensation for monies by him adj
ssnesd % redeem certain American citizens captured
BY the Indians.
Hspyoo.S Msys5 rs, I8c2l
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United States LaSvS.

.zevrz CONGRESS Of t5s United Slater, at ne
60, kFra M BID q BE aty sf Wgeigton il tbs
l7sy j csiamsi,, o. Moaiay, bs sssaib II Dssezbr,
-.s..I&us sgbs bsSdr=i aafSHr.
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L. fame fuhiea continued !
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-10
MeranCria aonerttser.
WEDNESDAY,, March 10.

The National Intelligeneer fays MIR.
CHESS fpeeSh, {" is ior,reis which nei-
Their defamation, or fophiary can ihake. !"
The iallies of Argument however, from the
Federal orators, aimed with truth and the
good of their country, have not only fore
ed the line OF decentralization, but under
mined the torsrels" and Obliged the
Ajax Talsmon, ias Calender calls HIM
TO retire from his eroug hold" d.
sne iays, Z" ne has on no occahon heard 4
more Ingenious fpeech than that of MIR.
Giles" An extract OF letter from Wafh-
iaeton, ipro5shly from DR.. Lieb) contains
me ioiiovi0s: " Yesterday Mr. Giles
made one OF the moa luminous fpeeches
ever heard" 1t is furpri6ng that Mr.. Ba-
con lhculd not be noticed by ,hefe pane
syrifs, his iree,h contained more logical
Ieaioning, and found argument, and was
more applicable to the fubjeSt Of debate
tirrn all the other democratic fpeeches, 10,
excepting the Z" Chef o'Guvre" Of Brec-
kenridse himieif.
The :" luminous ingenuity" of Mr..
Giles, eoLsas IN his defamation and abpGs
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-10
NOTES ON THE AEovE.

From the accumulation Of profit, which
this table might feem to evidence, hvera!
exceptions ought to be made: If, the i'm
ports and exports for the ufa Of fleets ard
armies, which afford noprcht, bas are fob
eantial loiles TO the nation. I'd. Goods
imported for market, wa,shoufed and re-
exported, leaving only remnant of the
duty behind. sd. Neutral property car
ried in as prize and exported on acquistal.
18th. Exports to the Britiih colonies,
which cannot be called exports TO foreign
countries.
On the other hand, as part Of the pro-
fit made in the colonies, and by Britifh
fubjetts in foreign countries, annually finds
It's way to the mother country and lettles
there, the imports compared with the ex-
ports may be conGdered as magnihed,
when the balance OF trade is eaimated from
the comparifon. Nat. In.