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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26
PHILADELPHIA. June IA.
,OE LOUISIANA.

We have repeatedly faid that Unlsfs fnms
new dcfens fincc the 4th day of Feb. 1901, have
been formed all that had previouny taken
placc on the fubjett Of Louifiana. was diGolved,
and IL remained upon the iane footing AZ when
il was ceded by France TO Spain in I761.
However, as ,hcse are politicians who de-
eide upon rumour. md Who never take the
stopble ofexamiring the probability OK impro-
babiIity, VIC hall briefly touch the grounds Of
this 70 often revived topic.
1. A letter, evidently afsrgtgy which 6rN
appeared in the paper Of Noah Webifer " New
York, aating that 10000 men were to be fcnt
under Bernado,te, is one Of the gtounls.
I. Another is the article in the Gazette de
France, urging that fuch colonization would
be good policy.
q. The third and moR relied ON n the de.
bs.c il the EngIifh hoote Of Parliament.
The 6lR Of thcie, as well from the internal
evidence Of impoRore, as from the fourcc it
originated. is not deierving Of a particular ex-
animation.
The fccond, we noticed bcfore--but we
fhsll iuR pot the fubjed in another point Of
vie~. There il paper pubiihed in this city
which once was the paper Of the American ad-
mioiftration and Of the Britifh government; il is
called the Gazeus Of the United States. Fo-
reisners might. from its having been once the pa
per Of the administration, and from analogy
~i,h the London Gazette, being the Gazette Of
the Eng,iih court, conclude that this Gazette
of the United State. s the Gazette of our gov
eminent. But what would any man who
knows any thing Of American politios FAY TO
perfon who Mould quote Bvanf6a's Gazette a.
expecting the ten,imenss of the republican ad.
uinittration!
The Gazette de F,asre aands in France on
precifely the fame ground with regsld to the
french government, that the Gazette Of the
United States aands with regard to the Ameri-
can government.
The fpecch Of MIR. Windhsm is the next
and mott authoritative foundation of the preient
credulity. But thofc who take his opinion up,
neither enquire who Windham ia. what arc bis
vicws. nor do they pay the leaf credit to au.
thorisy cppoied to him. and at leaR more ,f6-
eial, ard more likely 60 be informed. We mean
the reply cf Haul Rsy. iecretSry Of Aatc for
foreign affair; and whole fpeech amounts to
complete contradiction Of Windham.
Who 10 Wisdham HE is one Of thofe
vbo stsfnix<d from the Engl;h Wings. y.
long With Portland, Burke. and Fitz~iIliams.
and Of whom the Toy administration Of Pitt
made s/f to acconpliih their objefss in che war,
and whom they threw of when there was nc.
Getty 20 make peace. -
windham was made Secretary At Wsr--he
il vas who hcriGced the gallant French loyal
iR., under Psyys he il vac that kept Malet
Ia Pan inpsy on shs con'ineAs Of Europe Pro.
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neeenary ftfeefs, avenues. draiss ard iewem, and
60 pais regulations necsaary for the prcfcrva-
tIon Of the fame, agreeably TO the plan of the
iaid city to provide for the fate keeping OF
the taniard Of weights and meafures fixed by
sCongrefs. and for fhs regulation Of all wsighu
and mesfu'cs nfed In the city TO provide for
the ticenlng and regulating the fwecping Of
chimneys, and fixing the rates thereof TO
eaablih and regulate FIRE wards and hfe CON-
panies to regulate and cRsblifh the fze Of
bricks that are 70 be made and uicd in the city !;
10 Grk wells. and erect and repair pumps is the
ftseets to imPoie and appropriate fnes, penal
tics and forfcitures for breach of their ordinan-
ces 20 lay and collcd taxes 70 enael bye
laws for the prevention and exfinguiihment of
fire and 10 pafs all ordinances ncce0ary TO give
effect and operation to all fhe powers vcfed in
the corporation Of the city of Wilmington Pro-
oidtd, That the bye laws or ordinances ofthe
faid corporation, fhall be in no wife, obligatory
ppon the perions of non-rehdents of the fsid ci-
~. unlefs in cafes of intentional violation Of bye
laws OF ordinances prcviouny promulgated; all
the fines, penalties and forfeitures impofed by
thc corporation Of the city ofWalhiogton, ifnot
exceeding twenty dollars, fhal be recovered be-
tore Jingle magiaraie, a. fmall debts are, by
law, recoverable and if fuch fines, penalties
and forfcitures exceed the FUN Of twenty dollars,
the fame (hall be recovered by action of debt in
the diaiN court Of Columbia for the county Of
Warrington, in the name of the corporation,
and for the uie of the city Of Warrington.
See, 8. Asd be IL Jsrshs, eraaed. That
the peflon or perions appointed to coIlce any
tax impofed in virtue of the powers granted by
,his ad, ihslI have authority to colled the fame
by dinreh and iaIe Of the goods and chatteL Of
abe perfon chsreeabIe herewith: No iale fhall
be made unleis ten dsys previous notice thereof
be given; no law lnsll be pa6cd by the city
council, fobjeeting vacant or unimproved city
lots. or psrn of lots, to be fold for taxes.
Sec. 9. And be IL Jarfbsy suafsd. That
ihc city council fhsll provide for the fupport Of
abe poor, jo6rm and difesfed Of the city.
Sec. 10. And be IL (srfber r~at7sd, That
no tax fhsll be impofcd by the city council on
real properly in the fad city, at any higher rate
than three quarters of one per centum, on the
sHelimcnt valuation Of fuch property.
Sec. H.. Asd be il /xvfbrr enat7sd. That
this sd fhall be in force for two years, from the
pafing thereof, and from theece to the end Of
fhe next ie6ion Of Congrcis thereafter. and no
longer.
NATHANIEL MACON.
5beaker Of fbe Homie of Rebrejenfafivo.
ABRAHAM BALDWIN.
Prxiidtsf ftbe Senaft p,otemrsre.
AyrsovrD, May 8, 1907.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
, PysGdem sf ibe Unifed Sfafe,.
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feT,r Robiufon ia EoelsHd, and Porsopins IN
America and a npmbcr otlitesary incendiaries |,
he IL was whole exrcnhve hardness Of heart Ia
conicslly difpz,ched the account Of a4o,
men dearoycd by the war, with the words
/" kaLd eff" he il was that talked Of nation
that had loa half million of men, and incurred
debt Of goo millions as only Icratched By the
war.
The French government fefuied TO treat
with Pitt, GrenvilIc. and Windham, they all
went out. bat divided. Windham expects TO
form new party in England and to place him
felt at the head fit. He isa deadly ensmy TO
republican government. darling Of dsfpotifm /;
il Is through him, that A,fsh, the moR proAigarc
and confirmed 10 dcipotifm ofrhe French Bour-
bons, has obtaiAed an eaablihment from the
EngIifh government. His objcet is to excite
alarms--to Tow jcaloudes--and like another
Robefpierre. 10 raiis himlelf upon the ruins
which he wiihcs to make. His malice is great
er than bis capacity. He aands in England ia
about the fame relation TO that people, as Ham.
ilton in America alike indifferent to the means
BY which they can accomplish their views. A
like diftTuaed by thoie who rank along fidc
them in politics alike defpifcd as politicians.
and moral charatters--but very 6t for regal
minifter. aurora.
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Jsa ,stsiv<d S~d fer jait az iJ< Bssf,6sr sf
9s w. r. WILDER.
THE LIE Of BONAPA2TE. Fira Conful
i of France, from his Birth TO the Peace Of
LuDeviIle--with an Elegant Head.-Piee only
One Dollar.
Nswts,f, Jrs< 4. ssa
65r For Sale as above, LreHoRs HArs.
covered with black elk. and green unden-By
the doz. or 6nglc.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26

~ FOR SALE,
Br JOSEPH BRIGGS,
A few Hhds. 4th proof Jamaica Spirits
good favored.
3 Hhds. sd & 4thproof Antigua Rim.
50 Barrels bett N. Y. Superfine Flmr.
. Caiks Malaga Wine.
40 Hhds. ofgood retailing Moi AsEs.
A few Ca!ks of
SHERRY WINE, ~
Of an excellent quality.
Nsssfsu, M.y. s9. sdf
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Green & TllisghaS,
GEREBy inform their old CuRamers Az
i i the Public in general, that rh@y have jue
received large Afor,.nens Of
Spring Goods
which they are nov iclllog at the mofi reduced
prices at their Store. by Wholeiale and Retail.
Newport. NAV ,o.Iso1. soft
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-01
THE THOROUGH BRED HORSE,
MONTALTA,

WILL fand at ny fable and be let to
mares the preient leafon, at Sixteen DOL
lars, or Eight Dollars tie leap, and
Tzreuty Foar Dslya,, to enfure mare
with ioal, and Halt DolIa', In each In
fance, to the groom. The money tor
the leap mutt be cent with the mares
notes for the ieafon mutt be tent with the
mares alio, which may be discharged by
the payment of twelve dollars On or before
the lat day of July, at which time the
ieaion will expire. The isalon commences
on the 6ra day of April. Mares will be
fed with grain, ifrequised, at the market
price. Good and extenGve paaurage graz
tbs. All poflible care will be ufed to
guard againa accidents and efcape, tho l
will not be anfwerable tor either.
MONTALTA was got by Colonel
Hcmes's imported horie Bedford, whof:
character and pedigree fands 70 high,
both in England and America, as to need
no comment from me. His dam, as Ger
titled by Daniel Carroll Brent, Efq. of
RichIand, who bred her, was got by Lind
lays Arabian, her dam was young Sell
ma, her grand dam Mr.. William Bsent's
Ebony, her great grand dam Colonel
Taikoe's imported Selma. Ebony's FIRE
was Col. 'Tayloe's imported Otbello.--
Young selima's Ere was Col. Baylor's
imported Fearnaught. This blood is ALTO
70 we'll knewn TO, and in iuch hi gil eRi-
na:ion with gentlemen who have been
and are now on the turf, that l llall only
add, that Monta'ta's colour, high form,
marks, &c. are admired by all who have
feen him. He is full IS! hands high, and
will be five years old next May.
TECS. LEE, fen.
Prince William County,
March 8. zawI6t
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March d..
7uenty Dollars Rero0rd.

RAN AWAY from the fablcribers liv-
ing in Alexandria, on Sunday morning the
18th inf. two apprentices, viz.
THOMAS MATHEWS, an apprentice to
the windfor chair making trade, between
10 and 10 years Of age, about 5 feethigh,
fair complexion ard light hair which he
wears tied; had On a mort blue coat,
brown waiitcoat, with dark grey back,
drab coloured c!o'h trowiers, half worn
fhoes and half wcrn hat, and took with
him number of flmner cloa:hs.
WILLIAM WILLIAMS, an apprentice
to the rlaiNer!ng buGaels, about IS years
of age, s feet high, dark complexion and
ihort dark hair, blue round jacket, and
,rowGrs. Ten dollars will be paid for
experimenting and fecuging either OF the
above named boys and realcnable charges
If brought home.
EPHRAIM EVANS, CLEARWATER.
JAMES FLETCHER, Plajfsrer.
March 20. eo3t
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Valuable Property for Sale.

Valuable Property tor Sale,
1t the little Fails Of Potom4ek,
About three miles from George Town
and the City of Warrington, and ten
from Alexandria.
~ acres Of Lamb, upon whaeh
are a daOelzng haze and (aud,y otber i'm
troveme1!s, .JeOeral fone qaar,ie' and @
aaa4j, and !7v9 vaeaut mill /eats.
TwO undivided third parts Of 7
Gere; Of Lard, rpm qvhieb are merchant
mill, 1Vitb three pair Of French burr mill
fonfs and evey neesOay, complete, far
many al7aring FAIR 10 the bsf a4v0ntage,
and zvitb as h1Ie manual labor as bgNbAt;
brs7yey and dy?slley, a granay, a
m#llr's h0ajs, brs7ver's boy/e, eoobsr's
@eP, &c. and q vaeaat mil feat.
|. Too undivided third parts Of
100 0e,ti ef land, adisiuMg the ! acres
4yd IT. acres 0bovsmeatioued, npou 7vhieb
b IL are /Svoral fare aa3rrifs and E6
Raaas.
The purchajsr ofthe Gbove FRO
bsry, evN bavs an Alignment ga he/s
far tie stber uuaiviAsdtbirap part, efqvlreb
.5srs zvAl be 6ye@r; tn came fran The fyf
day IF September nest.
The fOne on the eJove lands is
e7aq! in gaoansEi'o exy, and Eaperior to
NAT tsaadatiau a1as on tbe ri1vr-veE
els afauy bartken TIA! can 60 to Gs0,ge-
1szvu, can 90 up to The nil ard fare
7xarrifs.
Agy 5ey6a or 1erfoas, 7vbs may irelisr
10 puyekgit. 1viN ef to1y/s Vie1u the pre-
niles, tberstore ii is Kat thought neesDay
to Be m0re particular.
For terms aptJ to Gen. Jriab Forvsa,
It Geargs-Ta7vu, orfo
PHILIP r. FEND.zLL,
Alexandria.
5xxe 70. Isau
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The term of Partnerihlp
heretofore exiting urdst the firm OF

fs,,led by the fabierlber' at '''eif counting
room on King freet. .nco>7
JONAH THOMSON
RICHARD VEITCH.
Uzo offer for Sale, on h6fr4'
urms, The jsl!5wing P''lsrty' OK
Two Tracts Of Land in Lou
DOM county,. one Of which is htua'e ne,f
the the" Gum ; SPRING, being we'll . umOe[sa.
and containing four '''''a.S s eon,,;r;no
| other near Broad Run CHI >''' S, ~. l,n5s
four hundred acres, (adjoinme Wv 81 sx.
Of George Leg on which there is ~
tenGve peach orchard: late the protei'
of John Spencer.
One Lot of ieafe Land, in the
Manor OF Leeds, Fauqu;er county, CON-
tanning two hundred acres: late the pro-
perty of Aquila Davis.
One Tract Of Land in Ran
dolph county, containing FIVE hundred
acres Caid to be very valuable) ftuate on
the iouth Gde Of Glady Creek late the
property of Patrick Dougherty.
One other Tract in Hamp-
hore county, on branch of FairIey's
Run, containing 400 acres: formerly
the property of Daniel Jones.
One other Tract called Ferti-
lity, containing two hundred and iixty
acres, in Weltmoreland county,, fate Of
Pennsylvania, fituate on the Monongahe-
la, about one quarter of mile below
Calner's Ferry, and 4 miles above Parkin-
fon's ferry, binding three quarters of
mile On laid river. A comfortable pro-
portion of Caid tract is bottom land, with
valuable orchard Of lugar trees, and
about 90 acres under cultivation; the re-
mainder very heavily timbe,ed.
One other Tract containing
one thoufand acres, on Green River, in
the fate of Kentucky; being part of the
military lands formerly belonging to G.
Rice. deceaied.
One Houle and Lotin Charles
Town, JeEerfon county, on the Main
Rreet leading from Harper's Ferry to
Wincheter, occupied by Adam Haun.
a vacant Lot in 1aid town,
iituatc on the fame itreet, adjoining the
fore of Thomas Iiammand.
Two handlOme three ftory
Brick dwelling l{oufes, with brick fables
and carriage houtes to each, ftuate on
Pennsylvania ayenue in the City of Waih-
ington: at prelent occupied by John Coy!e
and Benjamin G. Orr.
A Brick dwelling Houle in
George Town, oppolitc the wharf occu-
pied by George King, together with pars
OF faid wharf.
A Brick dwelling Houfe in
the town of Alexandria, iituated on Prince
itreet, between Fairfax and Royal Rreets:
lately occupied by Charles Turner.
A corner Lot on Prince and
Royal ftreets, adjoining faid brick houfe.
The vacant Lots on Prince
itreet, on the eaf iide of faid brick houie.
The ftuation of the, above property is
equal to any in the town for buGnefs.
A Houle and Lot on King
Rreet: now occupied by S. Snowden ard
Co.
A Lot fronting fifty fix feet
on Prince freet, and extending back II9
feet, bounded by an alley on the iouth:
on part of laid let is the warehoule cccu-
pied BY Hugh Smith.
A Lot on the welt iide Of
Warrington Hreet, between Prince and
Duke trects. Iaw6m
+ Q K s x L E,
~ C,ai;t nr Cor C,C, IA p,,u (u.r tMr
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Hoye Of Entertainment.
r Randolph Mott,

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
ard the public in general, that he has OPEN
ed an Inn in the Town Of Alexandria.
in the hcuie lately occupied by captaiH
Charles Midnight, where he intends uhng
his utmot exertions to give general iatis-
faction to rheie who may favor him with
their cufom, which from his experience
in the huiineis he fa,ters hiIn!elf he ihall
be able to &c on the moi reaionable terms.
January s. Iaw7teo
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IN the caje Of EIy|o0 t. DICK,
q bankr2sbt.

Theacreditors Of the laid Eli
Cha c. Dick, who have duly proved their
debts under the commldlon, are hereby
notified that the comniilioners nave this
day declared the frit dividend of the efate
ana effects of the iaid bankrupt, which is
ready to be paid to the faid creditors of
their legal representatives, on application
to the lublcriber, at the counting houie or
Melrs. Thompion and Vel,ch.
JOHN ,M1VER.
March, y. eo3t
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k. g |. & K A Y

Haze Jsr EaAe, at their BOOK e STA
TIONARY STORE, Kns Jerset, 9th
daar sgf Of Ryal f,yft,
Barton on Free Commerce,
juf Publilhed; Epitome Of the Hifory of
Europe; Beauties Of Nature Delineated,
feleetcd from Sturm's Reflections; Vicar of
Lanlaown, by Mrs. Roche Maid Of the
HAMLET, by do. Abbeis, by W. N.
Ireland Innocent Fugitives; Terentia ;
Scots tIiereis Hitsry of Mifs Ralti-
more; Double Surpri.e; Count Glcichen /;
Maid Of Kent Emma Dorvill ; Letters
on the Female Mind; Fashionable Daugh-
ter; Louila, or the Reward of an Affec-
tionate Daughter Fragments of Letters;
Letters OF Thimeaoeles; Vagabond, by
George Walker; Mordaunt, by DR..
Moore; SpiTi, Ct the Cattle, by VIC
PROXY Life, new Comedy, by Rey-
nolds.
AJo OH bard,
A general Aforsment of
Ccboo} Roobc 81 ,Ct1t1o,,1ru
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+ q K S X L E,
On Credit, or Cor Cain, as may fuit pur-
chafers,
That Lot with the Houfe
thereon, lately pofeaed by Mr.. Jones.
Coachmaksr, htuated on Fairfax Street,
near the centre ST the lquarc formed by
Queen and Cameron Streets, running pa
rallel with faid Streets r73 feets inches,
and fronting on Fairfax Street 50 feet 4
inches, with the privilege of 10 feet
alley adjoining.
A6,
That convenient Lot, with the very
complete and fubaantial Buildings there
on, in the town of Dumfrics, occupied by
Mr.. E.. Smock. COLIN AULD.
-
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BOSTON, lsnuary II.

liz OF American ysileis obtained ct tie
o!i,>er Of .lc iors Of Anger Point, which hao
been boarded from thence, between the zo;h
iune, anl - Sept. 1901, VIZ. Suian, iio;-
cen, from ProriG~scc, fer Manila; Joierh,
Lee, from Boi,on, for Batavia, ihe.Gailet
from Batavia, fer Aoikat, abou, tie 2o,h
Ausre; 1hcmss Ruttel, Barry, iron,
Pcaor, for Cation; lydia, Ba'rsrd,
tr2u, ditto for Manila aud Canton and
Eliza, &c, Manila aud feveral iou,herr
veHeis.
'Itsbr;g A'er', capt. Finer, from Gra-
daiouYs, .os Ba.son, has arrived at tic
Vineyard, 10 zo days. Sailed in CO. Zap
Argus. irem Bomdeaux, TOY Martinique ;
'asis Wye, tts Esirimc.s; fchr. Ft:e"d :
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FRENCH POLITICS.

1t is remarkable fast that, while the
French have been buiy III planting around
them GORDON of democratic republics,
they have eGabliihcd in their own country
arigid military defpo;fm. Which form
Of government, Will conduce mott to pub
lie happiness, leave the parties concerned
10 difpu,e and iettle among theDteiyes |;
but there cad be bot one opinion among
all well-inforned men, which Is the ,bea
calculated for external defence, or annoy.
aace, OF what has been the defisn of lhe
French in adopting meafares apparently 70
contradictory. United under ons abfo'a,e
head of anyskind, whether a King ora
ConEal, they will be a match for all Eu-
rope, cautioned into imaii democrarie re-
pubIics and the more ,hePowers OF 60
verament are divided among the latter,
the mere will they be expoisd 70 IN.
triague, to eiva 1fsas., sasakr:( aad la3-.
iJ;s.
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Camesoc, from G;aEeow bound to New

Cameron, fisn G.algow bound to New
Providence, out r. days, all we'll.
Capt. Vickery informs that the hiP
Catherine, capt. Moor, belonging to Pc
tertbusg Virginia, was blown a ihore on
the 1T November about r.iie aud a qadr-
ter to the eseward Of Dunk;rk ~hsrocc..
Fifty hcsheads of Tobacco lad been oil
charged before ihe went shore- the reit
OF i,es cargo was chiefly damaged, but al
ayed. I.awas fufpofed Ihe could not
be got off. q
Arrived in Hampton Roads, (for ordersl
the brig Eueharis, captain Tsy,o-, s.,
days from Harre-de Grace. Spoke the
10th January, in lat. s., 20, long. u,
tie ihlp CooA Eofc, Captain Colin, II j
days from Calcutta, Doui:i to sa!cm-
al well.
Arrived the Eritilh Ccop Nevis, capt.
Swaiue, S. days from N;e::is, bound TO
Edenton--;n diareis having met with 2
gale On Saturday laf IS miles to the
Southwark Of Cage Ferry, in which he
loft bis fails, rigging and fpars.
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Gcngrefs Of tie untteo States.'
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
Thurfday, January Il.

nuIioays January -zi'
The houie went into committee OF the
whole, on the bill for amending tie at tor
laying and collecting direct tax
The hrit fiction repeals ,ks 4 9Th fiction
of the act OF 1898, which preicribes that
lands on which taxes remain unpaid tor
enc year, ihall be fold, iuhjcet to the right
of REDEMPTION wiibin-two years after tale.
! Mr. Randolph ta;ed thar the provihcns
propelled to be repeated were uniniceptible
of eAe cation, inailnuck as the expe:.:es Of
adve.,iiug required, exceeded in many
cafes, BY tour 0. ave flu.cs, the a.hcun. Of
the Tax, and Which exceeded the per Cent
age al,cweai, and iaain,uch as TO rsr!on
would tuy the land offered for iaie, when
be might be deprived Of it, by reiemp-
tlon within two years.
Documents were read, which fuhf:n:i-
a;ed this fatenent.
MIR. S. Smith oFpofed the repeal as 60.
Jog to deprive the owners OF land OF the
right OF redemption; which he deemed 4
valuable proyiiicn; without which the
owners ofland, particularly aon reiiden,s,
would be deprived of their property, with
cut knowledge of the tax impol:d, OK
beicg aole, however dsfrous, to pay it,
MIR. Ra,ledge ALTO oppo(ed the re-
peal as impofng hardhips Upon shofe Who
nave not paid the TAX, which were not
inpeied uror thofe who have paid. lie,
further fa,ed that the non paymen, I'M
the fouthern Na:es had ar,ien, not from
;ndilpoftion TO pay, but from want Of col,
!ettors to carry the law into execution,
the correnlation allowed having bsen,
10 inadequate as in many dittriets -et Rave
dilabled the government from obta:n-cg
officers. y" -
Mcn1s. Grilwold, Milledee, Stanley and
Mcr1,s delivered their !encimems apain4t
the fra iectiol,, wren or r,o:icn OF Mr..
Macon the con.nissct role, and,s!Setl leave.
20 - gain Uiici Va, sfauleu. go.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-23
NORFOLK, Ian. Is.

Arrived in Hampton Roads on Thur
day laR, the fhip Indultry, capt. Woke
~, Sc days from Dunk;rk, and IS days
rom roroay, bou.,d to Ci,y Point. Left
a, Dcnkirk the ihip George Williams.
capt. Drhs, of and bound 70 Prov idenee,
Z. I.-alio the orig A.mira, capt. Huaey.
OF ana TO New Bedford, both to fail the
a.a wind 90 the id January, in long.
=, 90, foks sac brig Eaterprize, capt.