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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-01
PORT or ALEXANDRIA.

ARRIVED.
Brig Polly, Clap, Jacqncmel /;
Fame, Carlton, Newbury port
Schooner Gen. Pinckney, Lewis, ousi-
nam.
CLEARED.
Sch'r Sally, jerks, Providence ;
Nancy, DangerGeld, Ntw-Yofk.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-01


nam rs to 2od penlarara 10 To
22ad. Barbados l8 IL to 20 ID.
Grenada II to 19d. Guadaloupe i8
to 80 I'D. Bahama and ST. Do
mingo I6 to 70 IL. Carthaseua
I4c. Laguira J to II lad his
article, generally fpeaking, meets a
ready faIe, and particularly when
the quality is good and clean. J he
market is Ready, ard mott probably
will remain 10 without any material
variation, asonr future lupplies both
from America and The Weh Indies
are net expected TO be comfortable.
! he ftoek Of good clean cotton is
fcarty.
MAHOGANY, foot, mfb dirk Hilpan.
lola IS I'D to rs lod. Cuba
IS 70 Is cd. Honduras lid 10
rs Cd. Scarce, and meets with
ready fale, fuch as is Of a fine
quality. A few logs of extra
fine have brought IS 81.
FusTIc, fon-7l TO 81 os. Steady.
NIcARAGux WooD, tos- Small ~ to
81, large "a 70 40. Rashei
icarce.
ElDfs, D. Buenos Ayres ia to Sd,
Common spandh s. to CD.
Welt India, 5 10 Sd. Scarce
and in demand.
TOBACCO, Ii. James River II 10 81
Rappahannock Il TO 41d.-.
Potowmsc II 10 81. Georgia
& Carolina 2 ! 20 I'D. Stemmed
ga to Sd. Maryland hrown,
Coulory and Kitefoot, none a
market. Our iiocks begin 10
be reduced by tie purch4fes for
expectation, and low Tobacco
have experienced a fmall ad
vance. We have as yet had
fcarcely any fupalies. Good
old qualities are very much
wanted for home manufa Cure,
ana would meet hriik fale.
INp1Go, Ii, Carolina 5 10 s. Ready
tale.
RoslN. car. I4s TO is 81. Turpentins
I3s 81 TO IS Cd. Pitch - e
IFS. STEADY.
TAR, b5A. II to a6s. Very !carce.
ASHES, car. Pearl, If 81 TO SIS. Pot,
III IS to 3Ss. Steady.
RICE, czvt. IS TO SIS. Scarce.
FLovg, bbi. ouperhne and fne SO TO 4os
Steady. Grain and provi$onE
of all kinds, Rice excepted, are
allowed 10 be imported free O
duty until 1T January, 1904.
The merchants in Liverpool, from
whom the above Prices Current are receiv-
ed, inform their Correspondents in New
York hat Wheat ard Flour have fallen
in confequence of the fine weather, which
has had favorable effect upon the harveit
in England.
Prices Current, at Natebez, AagyR I7tb,
1907.
Bacon, per ID. 10 to III cents, brifk,
Bar Iron, per cwt. Is dolls.
Caftings, fmall, per do. o dolls.
Cerdage, per cwt. III to IS dolls.
Corn, per bulhel, 50 cents, very dull.
Corn meal per hbl. 3 dolls. dull.
Flour, per Dbl. dolls. dull.
Line, per bulhel, IS to 81 cents, great
quantities at market.
Peach Brandy, per gallon, I dollar.
Whikey, per do. 75to 100 cents, fcaree.
Pork, failed, per Dbl. 10 dolls.
Tobacco, per cwt. 8 to 81 dolls.
Walnut and cherry plank, per 100 feet, 4
dollars.
lit Ne7v ORLEANS
Cotton, per cwt. IS TO 20 dolls.
Flour, per Dbl. 4 to dolls.
Tobacco, per cwt. 81 to 4 dolls.
Bacon, per cwr. IS dolls.
Sugar, brown, per cwt. ? dolls.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-01
PRICES CURRENT, AT LIVER
POOL, Augef is, 1902.

Prices Of Produee from 14meriea, admitted
tor Exportahon until the If day Of Jan.
1904, on paying certain Duties.
SUGAR, cwt. Mofcovado Brown rs to
3Is. Middlings 81 TO 37s.
Coed SO to AIS. Fine 43 to
COS. Clayed 1etes and Terres,
36,o53s Powders s. TO SIS.
Havana Brown 81 TO 4Is.--
Yellow AZ to ass. White Sc
to 5as. At prefent foreign
fugars meet with dull falt,
which may in fone degree be
attributed to decree lately
imrofed on the Importation into
France. Both clayed and Ha-
yannas are rather fcarce, yet the
demand is heavy.
COFFEE, cwt. Ordinary u to S3s.-
Middling 81 to 9os. Good
OTTO 1905. Fine ioI to II5s.
Triage 40 to SIS. The quaa.
tity in this market is fmall -.
The fale is, however, not briik,
as the flock in London is conf.
derabIe, and the continent in
general pretty we'll fupplied.
Cocoa, cwt. Wet India brown IS to
Sos. Red SO to S3s. Spanilh
common II to 04s. Rather
fcarce, but the fale dull.
GINGER, ID. Wet India white s. to
Cos. Black a9.o 33s. Scarce
and feady.
p1MENTo ID. 81 to SD. Steady.
LOCKWOOD, chips, ton. Campeachy III.
los TO Isl los. Honduras 4
to Isl. Jamaica al l0sto I3l'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-01
MsramDrta aDl,ertt5gr.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1.

4 very material err, bnvisg effaped rs
ysfevdey in tke Jfya article Of Le Clere's
decree, qve this day rebubl5@ it as
corrected.
DECREE
Oftbe General in CHEF, Capt. Genrral.
Article /. From the frff of Vende
maire, year II, no merchandise or produce
ihall be imported into this country by TO
reign vefels, except that contained in The
lift annexed ucr thall faid vene's be pri-
vileged 10 carry out Of the illand any
goods but golsiles, fyrups, rataha, and
RUN, dye woods, mahogany, and other
woods ufed for mixing furniture, (exeep
ign3m Vu4 coffee, and the Other pro
duttions and merchandise imported into
the colony by the French commerce.
The democratic editors are extremely
incented againf the federal writers for
giving credit TO Calender, after having
convicted him OF writing ard FULFILLING
'wLtul and malicious talieho ds." In
reply, The federaliifs lay, with great jufics
that as every mans telimony is good
agai9f, alho not for, himleh, 70 Callender
Is competent and c,Sd,6k wi,neis againii
thofe who hrtt employed him and gave
him credit. Calender writes lies--MsArs
Jeferfon, Giles, Maion, sc. give them
coanlenance and currency. Is it compe-
tent for petfons Of RIBS d-tcription tocom
plain OF credit beng given TO one who is
indebted TO shenfsfyes for whatever Of
character he Poatiles! Were che perfon 10
forge draft, and another, kno7uing it to
be forged, TO md5yje it, could she indorler
complain if he were afterwards compelled
to pay It's amvunti Howes er the drawee
might object 70 paying, would the indoy1
er be competent witneis againit the
drawer, and in favor of himielt? Let de-
nocrasic editors apply this quefion.
Cam. Adv.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-01
Rather fcaree.,

The Jolls1oing articles may 5e imported for
Home CO9lumptiou or Exporfanou, xnii
" Jan. 1904, on pa1mg The daties re-.
qaired BY la7v.
COTTON, ID. Georgia, Sea- Hand, IS to rs
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-01
PORT OF CAPE FRANCOIS.

Ar,1vals and Departures from The If 10
the att September.
Arrived, briggs Sally Hutter, Alexan-
dria, Ceres, Underwood, Pol.fmoush J;
Mary, Mantan, Newburyport; fehooa-
ers, Patience, Cox, Wan; Hutiing,
Warrington; Peggy, Allen, Alexan-
dria.
Sailed. hip May Flower, Logan,
Charleaon; briggs John, Colby, Port
au- Prince; Ruthy, Lambert, do. Hi
ram, Young, do. Schooners Hope, Wood
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-01

ALTO with mott concluive and decided
proof OF the peenncis OF many of rhe
Importers Of the Aurora. Duane, by
declaring risar only 9 few more than
Forty have come forward TO pay their
fubic ;prion$s has told Us in plain
terms. THAT ONLY q few more than forty
among BIS fnbicribers can be honeit
men;. for no man but knave or fool
would luoicrioe fora paper without paving
forir. What melancholy proof OF the
r .inciples Of thoie citizens WAC at pre-
ftn1 tora the ruling party in America !
THE Ship. Bellona, Capt, Agnew, will
=. fail for London, in eight, or ter days.
Fo' paGage, apply 30 Thomas Wilcox, in
Norfolk, OF the Eubictiber in Richmond.
JOHN FOSTER.
Ricbmaad, Decembe, If. 1902.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-01
IKE ,RG4SODOG,R.
RICHMOND.
BECEABsR ". 1899.

2Sf }ailoVRS Is the eoty Of a 1atmo,ia1, tbat
b aviH be prGieaied, nert sUffk, 10 tbe General
EDsmby.
Onto the Renerahle the ,4gimbly Of the STATE
Of VIRGINIA.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30

as to ufs aaosher's name. and efpecislly 70
eigaer's, in addrcfing letter TO the hfs Ma
CITRATE.
My condud for 10 years paa that have
livci IN this country, can be attested TO BY all
my acquaintance I; have repewediy been ioii-
cited for vote las ffeeholde') but have ever
declined 70 doing. Since l have been occupied
in thar line Of buincis now practice, boldly
s1en thar no pesion whatfoever can jofy sc-
cufc me of fraud or falfe accuistion. Having
always been peacesble inhabitsnt, quiet CIT
izen, and s.iendly neighbor. All this cannot
be denied.
I am now poGsa.d ofpropcr and fa5aan-
tial documents and ,eainonial', TO alccrsin the
character that bore in my country from my
apprenticeship. The following is a copy OF the
lad certificate given me when lief, Europe.
NICOLAS GEFFROY.
Mzypoyf. Oao6er IS, 1904.
WE, Officers Of rhe Municipality Of the
Commune OF Granville, certify that Nicolas
Gefroy, reiding in thi. town two years pat.
hath conducted hiinfelf with h,neAy IN his pro
fcai ,n MS manners has mcrirrd the confidence
of the Public For which oceshon We have
igned the prefent.
Delivered at the houfe of the Commune at
. Granville. July 2, i7oa, 4'h year OF
Liberty.
DELALANOY, MOULIN.
BOUCHET, HUGONDELALON.
Par M. M. Officer and Mayor,
/. GERARD BARIERIE,
The original Certificate is to be feen al
any pcrfon's uqusa.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30
HARTFORD, Conn. J Oa. a.

Departed this lite, at Suf1ield, on the morn
ing OF the nth inR. ALEXANDER KING, Efq.
aged IS years.-lD the early par, Of his life, he
received liberal education, at Yale College
He was then conGdered the mott diitnguiihed
Scholar in the lareuages, and in natural and
moral philofophy. Soon after fhr completion
Of his education, he entered upon the practice of
PhyGc 'aud tor nearly forty years has been the
principal Ply hcian in tha, town. AS Ply e.
clan he was uncommonly intelligent, afiduous
and faithful careful OF the lives of the citizens,
and equally attentive to the poor and the rich.
Asa citizen, he discharged with fdehty all the
duties of civil life--Hi. integrity vas never
queitioned, nor his honor doubled. For many
years he performed with impartiality, the duties
of a Msgiafate. He was dutiful fon, a tender
and afctsionaIe partner, an indulgent and ip-
Arntiive parent. A great portion Of his lite has
been devoted 10 ffudy ard mental Improvement
His mind was highly enriched with the know
ledge OF The Ar,s snd Sciences-He was pro-
found hiaorian and an accomplished writer
but in Ethics and Moral PhiIofophy he placed
bis chief deIigh, and food unrivaled. He was
a Ch,iftisn indeed, 10 HON thcfe vas no guile !;
above the grovelirg views of fuperRition, or
the fiery zeal Of beotry ; he rcndered to the
Author OF his exifencc the Encere homage Of
his heart; while with libsrali,y peculiar to
great minds, he maintained with hrmncls the
eqnal rights of confidence, and viewed with
benigrily and mildoef peculiar to himfelf. the
wesknefes and in6rmitics OF his fellow. men.
To complete the character of this truly great
and good man, we add that he was an inAexiblc
and intrepid Republican. iincerely devoted to
the maintenance ofcivii liberty, and equal rights
of mankind.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30

tinue the additional dniy OF e;g5f eenn per bufh-
elon lsh for tea yeAn was aIa propelled BY the
fsdgfaIiRs.
That it VI" sisorouay oppofed by shs re-
pubsicans.
That fccond attempt 10 limit the faid ad-
ditonal duty TO fqv0 ys0,s, that is, 10 the 81 Of
March. So,, wm made Ivy thc republicans.
That this attempt was deitSed, and the
law a. il no~ tand,. TO continue the faid ad-
ditiansI duty until rhc 81 OF March, 1910, was
carried by the fcdsyakss.
Thu the iacse2le and continuance oftheic
duties were preceded by laws au,horiiog loans
OF :..oncy to the public, and,
That rl.e proceeds Of the duties on ialt, bohca
tea, brown iuga, and coffee, were BY lsw appro-
pfiatej TO the payment OF the pahlic debt until
the Who'll: OF it lhould be difchsrged.
ANDREW MARVEL.
In notes to the above piece are as.ed the
Dam.s OF the Members who voted on the affirm
afive and negative of the queliions Ra'ed in the
text. We have not room 10 repeat them; nor
is il nccenary that we 0,ould. Every one knows
that until the year 1901. majority OF both
Houfes of Congrcis scre decidedly federal. and
and no important meafarc was Effected contrsfy
20 their wifhcs. excepting the limitation OF the
additional. TAX on ialt TO iqOo Year, iatead OF ian.
which the republicans, with the afiaance OF fix
fcdersliits, accomplished. The yeas and nays
are on the Journals OF Congrcis, and the public
prints OF ihoic days.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30
wASHINGTON.CITY. Oa. I3.

We underRand that letters have been re-
ceived ~ this country from Algicrs, as late as
the 9TH Of July, which furn:lh The following in.
70 nation
The Dcy of AIgien has demanded Of the
American Confvl TO dired the United States
trigate the George Warrington. TO be bronght
TO Alsiers, for the pdrpofe of being tent by the
Dcy to ConAsniinoplc, To tranip,n quantity
of fpars and other articles. The Confui eron-
Grated, but in vain. The D.y directed him TO
write Immediately, and obtain an aniwer a.
ioon as poAible.
On the evening. however. OF the fame day,
the Deg informed the Conful, thar conGdering
the ereat diaance Of the United States, he had
determined to call upon the Con(uls OF nearer
nations. Such. demand is Rated to have been
made Of the Spanifh aud Danilh Conful,.
On the a6,h June. Tipolitsn corfair,
with the American brig franklin as prize, at
rived at Alsiers. The claim Of the Confu for
a rcaora,ion of the veTA and crew, had not on
the 9Th Of July fucceeded.
90 the 10th Of June three fhiPs of the line
and two ffiga,es OF Spain fhrcsened blockade
OF Algiers, and demanded al captured Spaufh
yrGcls. The Dcy threarsnsd was again6 Spaio (,
which was only aversed on the following terms.
The payment in money and prefens, to the a.
mount of 900 dollars arerdnciation by
Spain Of her claim TO capturd veiIes and car
glss and a dcpaGure Of the Spanih feet.
On the azd Of June. 10 an in,ersiew with
she Bfi,iih. Coniul and Sir Robert Barlow, the
Dey demanded change Of the Btitih psG9ous,
and compliance with his own claio, Of ,8 7 900
dollars. declared if thsfe terms we're not compIi-
ed with in five month, he would make war a.
gaina England. IA
On the goth Of June. the Dcy demanded Of
Thauvilc, the French Agent, fums, alleged to
be due. or promiicd. amounting to 600 o,ooc
dollars. and threatened war againa France, Il not
complied with in forty days.
lis further Aa,cd, that A'gien and Tunis
arc on the verge of awar. .5
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30

] hn Rutedge, member of Congrcis from
South Carolina, bur who in the fummer Of
1901. was in Newport, is accuisd OF forging
two letters, in fomewhat of difguifed hand
from thence, direttcd to the PRECEDENT of the
United States, and 6sned Nicholas Gefioy.
The letters were detected az forgeies by the
PreGjent. who wrote one letter back to gen.
tlemsn ia Newport. to do with them az be pleaf-
ed. The letters have been publilhed in the
Rhode. Hand Republican; and VIC ihalI endea-
vor to give them TO our readers, to (hew what
villainy fuch federalias are capable Of. [Gax.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30
FOR SALE, BY
7acob Richardjon,


46t THE Poa Office, a great 1avNty Of Bssks and
Stationary among 4abieb are. EUe,-
r al ntsv pabiieahon,, .,iz.
4 VIEW of the Political conduit of AARON
"A BuRR. Efq. Vice Prefdent.-- Woads
Correct Statement B0,ri~gfoS's Voyage 70
New South Walcs.--Alio, Adams' Four Let
ters, being an iutercitiug Correfpondence be-
tween JoHs ADAMS. late PfeGdent. and SAM
uEL ADAMS, late Governor Of MaHachrietts.
Life Of General BosAPARrE-& An Anti
dote to JOIN WOODS Potion
Lke.iie may be had at fsid Store. large
AGor,ment Of Houfe Paper, and Borders.
N. B. Ii may perhaps be unncctAary to
inform the Public, that he has lately made an
addition TO his Circulating Library OF many
thouiand Volumes OF BOOKS, in the different
branches OF Literature"
er To he fold as above. few TICKETS
in the Providence Baptia Meeting Houfe Lot
terry. Augsa al, rsoa. 99H
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30
WHEN q Federal fpou,er. the 9th.

WHEN Federal fpou;er, the Other day,
began the uiasl pperile cant to an honea Farmer
who bad been long deceived by their taIes and
tricks about the tax not being taken of Of bches-
tea, sc. the farmer very rersiuently aked. IL the
frdersliffs had not laid all tbe saxcs, without .
6ogle exception. on the people And deiired q
true anfwcr 10 this puzzing questicn. The
poor fed vas obliged to acknowiejge they had.
And pray continued the honea farmer. did they
ever relieve poor men from 6ugle tax Here
the fed was wre,chedly Rumped. | muR have
true anfwer to this quefion ALTO. fai6 the farm
es. Alter good deal OF heGtation, with q very
Ill grsce indeed. he relutsanrly acknowledged
they had ~svsr taken of GngIe tax. Then
laid the farmer, talk no mors to me about the
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30

A FEDERALISTf from Trcnion was elcc-
tioneering in Monmouth lat Fall. Among
Others he aceofted Tefpedsble Old whig, and
began his arguments and perfuations to vote for
tho federal ticket. The citizen liaened With great
st,ention. When done, he acknowledged he
did not underAaud the party terms Of the day ;
hut If Mr.. Federalia would tell him on which
fde the Old Tories were. he fhould know which
party was rigbf, for the Old Tories always had
been. and he believed always would be, svrsxs.
MIR. Federalia funk iilently away.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30
B O S T O N, Oaober z,.
FEDERAL FORGERY.
time brings 10 Ggbs fbe loHLoi Drsdf.

7i'Hf bTisg' 10 Hg6s fbf JoHzof Dftdf.
JoHS RvTssDcs's Deceptive Letters to
the P'ehdeot Of the Uated States. han immc-
dia,cly be laid before readers, for their COM
menn--'hcy will there fee depicted the malici-
Gus inulgoes OF federal insenui'y.--Mr. Rut-
ledge 10 what IS termed Jslfyetd frderaliit =
and nov Member Of Coogrefs from Sov,h-
Carolina. lGasssh<ey.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30
M u r d E r.
Rr9RbAeany,n Trinmpkanf, in Maryland, Penn
EIuanfS. and V<ynouf.

RepabAeanjn Tunmpkanf, in Maryland, Psnn-
Ifvani&, and V<rmonf.
Ia the following Counties, viz. frederick,
majority OF zi6; Prince Georges between So
and 90 Anne Arundel. between a and 600 |;
Wilmington. between and 400; Cecil, be-
tween 80 and 90: Hartford. upwards of 4oo--
and Calvert without oppoGtion.
Maryland Ekavn. The National Iutel!i-
eenctr Gates, that the returns received make a
majority OF The whole houic Of delegates Iepub-
licsn. Thcre is, therefore, no doubt of the
election Of republican Senator to the Senate Of
the United S,.Iee.
Pexzb ivania Ekahs--is now cIofed and
fo far as tine has allowed The receipt of accurate
Information, the Refsbiem cauie has triumph
ed in al paris the State.
The republican governor, " hofe election in
i79o was the fra great and deciGye evidence
OF the returning fens; OF the people from delu-
Con and blind fubmifion 20 an ndious and
fatal policy-is again eteeled with ao immenic
accefiion 20 the majority.
In the choice Of candidates for Congrefs,
the republicans have throughout the State, been
determines by long, uniform, and confident sd-
herence to political princialc-and il is conf
dendy cxoceted ibs, every Diff'iei in this Com
moneeal'b viii return to Congsegs, men of TIL
ed repoblicanifm.
The prefent election of Pepnfylusnia. de-
ies for he republicans the choice Of nH The
eit6isn--and gives the republican candidate for
the prc6deocy Io votes more than in ! 500.
The Vermoot Legi1atore is given as Nine-
~ fix Republicans agsinft tpb.y-one Federalias.
The majority is doub,ed by no party.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30
EUROPEAN & INDIA GOODS.
Benjamin Thurber

A
Hss jn6 yseeirsd, and norD otenng fr
Sale, at i6e Egm Of fbe Bmcb Of G,abt,,
No. 80, WILLiAMS-STkEEf,
d complete HD;r,msnf Of
FALL and WINTER GOODS,
Coy5fmg Of
- ED, blue, black, London brown and
IN mixed broadeloths plain & ftrip'd
Cadimeres blue, green & London brown
Serges fpotted & friped elshics. plains,
forea cloths, from the highsa to The low
eft prices, Ratieeos very cheap. coloorcd
and cloudcd coaIings, light do. black,
red, yellow and whue FIsnnels, do. Baz.
es,, faihionable S. midtown. black and
olive plain & aripen vslvet,, rofe Bank
cts from 81 TO ret, woracd and cotton
Hohcry OF every dcfeription.
A complete sGoument of New and
Fsfhionablc, blue and tea ground CALI.
GOES, low pric'd d.. red blue, and pur.
pie COPPER PLA K, ctin,x and pur
pie Sha~ls.
INDIA COTTONS. by the piece
or yard very cheap !. Enalifh Bed-ticking.
A ccmp!cse al'Jrinent Sf coloured
camei's Hair SHAWLS. white do. high
and low -priced ! Bsndsnoa aud checked
fix Handkerch,eis, pocket do. Lnnens,
A. vide, Diapers. black and colcured
India Sattins, coiour'd Lutefrings, Italian
do. ELK and cotton Gloves, cotton Misu,
Sarfnets and Modes, prlong Satin, Per-
fans Of all colouss, Bersals; Cambrick,
J Jaconcr and book Mullins.
Fashionable Dunaable, Rraw, Leg
horn aud chip BONNETS, and Straw
Trimmings, Glove Ties, fancy Ribbons,
black ard White Laces & Edgings. white
; cotton iIinged cha~Is, Dimitis, & MuE
linets, ELK Crapes. Wildhores, RnGslls,
Mcrecns. Durants, Shalloons, Ratlineis,
and friped Rufeliy.
A large and complete AGortment of
!; MUFFS e. TIPPITTS, and iurr trim.
mines. OF various prices, very cheap.
Ladies Morocco, Cloth and Leather
SHOES. chiIdnu's do. oil Cloths, brown
Hollands.
! A complete Allotment of LOOK
ING GLASSES; new falhioned Tea
Pots, China Deli, Crcckery and g!ais
/. WARE London and Briaol Pewter,
Knives & Forks, iron and blsfs Candle.
fticks. patent Lamps, iron and block-tin
Spoons, cotton Wool.
Warranted Csrolins, French and
Spanih a,at INDIGO; Sovtls & longs.
Japan Waiter, Warning Pans, brais
Kettles, &c. &c.
The whole forming general aifor,-
ment, much too numerous TO particola'ize
10 an Adver'iiemen,. They are efsred
for iale at the mof reduced prices for
CASH.
Prevalence. O7. "a. cSf
sa s.sssgk ss5s f ss.sss
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30
{" RsflSdee'g Left,,,."

We hall publiih as early q po1iblc the
forged letters, ard leave our readers to COM
r,ent on the grofs villsny Of this ,raniataion.
Mr.. Rotledge isa member of Congrefs from
Sonth Caro'iea--a tederalia--a par,ixaa Of de-
'esmined vifulcnee-- -Hh conduit isa rsre fpe-
cimen OF patriotfm worthy of 70 good csute.---
The maxim with the party Is /" the end jufi6ss
the means" Ddperatc indeed mua be ihc fac
sion Who can refort to fureery for the msintain-
ance ostheir unworthy dcGgus [RsgDfsr.
Fairfield County (Connetticut.) returned
at the lsa election, tscccrding TO federal as,ho.
ri'y,) eighteen Republican to ten federal mem
ben Of a1smbly.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30
lust LANDED,

And far Sale, by .tbe Saljf,i6sr,
EIRST Quality OF Gsodaloupe MOL ASSES,
Il by The hogihead or Barrel.-Likewiie, a
tew hoslhcads of brown. n.SUGAR.
SAMUEL G. HUDSON.
Nr1rtovf. GA. z3, Soa. eyiii
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30
To be Sold by
Sheffield Attwood,

EIFTEEN hoghssds clay'd Sugar.
l. 10 hoghesds good retailiog Molaaes,
$50 Barrels Herring.
40
Forty Acres Of good Land. four miles d;aant
from thin town, which 10 we'll ~atered, and we'll
walled,
Sundry Dwelling Houfss, 6tua,e 10 DIFF
fcrent parts OF the town.
lie carries on the BAKING BuGnes AZ
ufual and can fsnoiA any quantity OF Cabin
Bread oo ihor norice.
He has Mfr Beat Of IS feet on hand
and vii! furnih Others Of sny dimenhoa, Oh
the fbortea notice.
Newfsrf, JxG a, 1901. 'esa