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The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-09
MR.. BENJAMIN STODDERT.
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THE attention Of the public has been very
much attracted towatds this gentleman for
foc,e time pats rot only becaufe he filed one
OF the mott important and honorable places
IN the government, but 5ecaure it has been.
aAerted ard pfopaeared g IL tbsE svbo 6xv<
" f7vern 70 Japbort the gopsjnnient u,tdxy
Z" sohfeb ne Hass," and by their hireIngs, thar
he hadcommitted great entertainments, even
as great as thofe for which Mr.. PICKERING has
been accuied, and IS now acquitted. Teeth
bliEh thefe facts, I Cot1itnit:ee II Conrrefs.
called the Committee Of Investigations was
appointed early in the felton,. The frflirui
LATED nearly five months. Mr. Stodaert was
always ready 70 appear. He was ready to
meet and defeat his acGulers, and they knew
it. The Investigators procraltinated, rntil
the ieiEion was about e. terminate and then
they made report, without having prcvioufy
given Mr.. Stoddert an opportunity to explain,
or iuitify his conduit. This report, the
fsY-taHd republican mem5srs have circulated
among their conitituents, and have fcattcred
abroad, in mode 10 produce tie lief that
the report contained not only the whole truth.
bat that Mr.. atoddeft deierved public dctcfla-
ton. his was immediately fucceeded bv
itatement from MIR Stoddert, which {be VS. IN
4 very clear manner that the aforeGaid corr
mittee have not acted with fuch inpartial;tv
as ought to have been the BATS Of iheir con.
duet, his report, and MIR, Stoddcrt's re-
marks, have been printed from which we
diicoveT, ON one hand, the dextrous c.pn;no
Of men who feel fhemfcives IN 40 error. and
who cndeavorr to hoilEer Up their own chgyac-
tiers byan innocent facriGce, On the otber
we perceive rhe bold, deciljve and ,nanjy
language, which is Dictated by heart con.
icjots OF SIS own re6titude.
( nc mighty tfiafS OF ssnfurs ao2inf M
Stoddert has dwit5dtsd into the Jingle CHARGE.
that ne has appropriated coniiderable fam If
public money to purchafe FIVE navy wards
which were not expreHly ordered By law
And yet, every body muit fce, and every can.
did man will own, that thofe things which
were e%PreHly ordered by law coufd nor he
accomplished without navy Yards. This i
ieif-evideht There is no doubt IF Mr.. StoJ-
dert had proceeded in The rneafurcs which tbe
law really authorized in expfefs wo-de. ,a;,b
out having purchaied navy yards, that tLc
fame Perfons, who now accuGe him for b5vino
done too much, would then have condero,,c3
him for having done too little
But what have this committee did r,-,....
ing Mr.. Jetferlon, orMr. Somebody elC. ,.,s.
without legal authority, ciibcr dirsA ~ -
pied, have expended $1,000 dollars u,,e, H.
French hip Berteau' Nos 4 word Tstaa.-
were the Argus eyes Of thele invefioators
upon this aud fe7srai other orafons T,b.,
PAuieo, tney iteps over the direcf aegs Of M.
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The concluiion Of the whole matter
IS this. Congrefs tranfmlttcd to Al
glers, Jia baa2Ted and Joyty-teco tbouEaAd
yfvs ban@Ted dollars. The addicionai
expcnce of Tending. this money colt two
hundred and Fifty tfloufand dollars, or
thereby. Thisis che method in which
Congreis borrows money at .fVf per
cent?
If the executive had choien 20 40 in
20 1iie n rket, ard Buy eight hun
dred thomand dollars worth of flock
tron the common holders, Il conlidera-
bic ium would nave been faved to the
public, For inEtance, if fock was at
eighteen ihiHingS per pound, this made
an odds Of one tenth part, At chat
rate, his nominal eli ghr hundred thouland
dollars worth Of it, could have been
bought in for feven hundred and twenty
thou!and dollars ofhard cath, If he Rad
been matter Of that much money. In
this way Pitt has bought in tome part
OF the national debt OF ENGLAND. Dul
as the federal government could not
rake that method, il was necefarY TO
90 to the bank Of the United States, and
there to borrow, not money, bur deb1e-
afafsd pnpsr. This paper was fold in
England at the rui1ous dilcount OF one
hundred and fourteen tfouiand fotr hun
dred and twenty feverl dollars Thus
government granted its oblig lion TO
the bank for eight hundred rhouland
dollars, and could DC obliged by the
bank 70 ysfNnd eve2y fagtbiAg IF the j.m
while it received in fesurn DEPRECATED
paper, Which it was Obliged to fell again
for lefs than ieven hundred thoufand
dollars. The reinit was, thar the bank
did in effect receive, upon the tranfac-
ton, premium Of about one hundred
thouiand dollars, more Or le(S, The
bank had only &c go into rhe market
and buy ar about feventeen fhilliu4s ard
hxpence per pound as much paper as
government wanted, and for which it
gave an obligation at par, thar is. az It's
null mammal value of twenty lhiAinGs per
pound,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-09

when Hector formed the Grecian trenches,
that he was the centre and the foul of reiif-
tance, 10 II may, with esaal propriety be iaid,
that Burr was the certre anu the foul of the
republicans of New York, As reward for
his vigilance, he received the iuccure of the
vice-prehdenCy, with very comfortable APP
pendage Of FIVE thoafand dollars year,
New, while the republicans are 10 wilely
hghpng among themfelves, 1t is more than
whupercd that Burr has reneunccd bofb par
hes; and that he has publiciJy damned the
boatted TeFeal of the internal taxes, as a INCA
iure pregnant with deitruGtion to America.
Bur, the activity of colonel BUR- was not
70 be confined 70 the mere prattie of convi-
vial execration The Republican !Yatcb
Yoqver," of the goth of MAY lait, contains
long advertisement aganft MIN. Somebody
| had wrote hil}ory Of 2be adminiRy0fitSi at
| fcbn 14daats 1t was IN the ftile of an attack,
The book had been printed off; and its
| author was iua ready for afiaulting the lofty
| ard npregnable rampant of FEDERAL v,R-
TUE; when behold our faithful ViceAPre-
fdent bought up the whole edition, or found
fone other means of accomplishing ITS death
and burial The Watch Tower announces
the hiftofy of this notable trantactioc, which
is JUL exploding from rhe preis. We feel it
impofihle 10 proceed, at this time, with any
farther remarks upon iuch matchiefa bur
lclque Of every ;hine which pretends 80
principle, or conh!tency By next week, we
expect To be able 10 fpeak more fully. This
is juit, above every thing, like the very gen.
teel fplutrer that occurred IN the fall OF 1900,
between John Adams and Alexander Haulil-
ton, and which conduced 70 very cieverly to
the defeat OF the federals. T he two parties may
now fhake hands, and iay----~Goop DAY
BROTHERS!
I he title cf the pamphlet is in thefe words,
narrative Of the SuPprefion by Coz,
% BuRe, OF the Hifory of the Administration
&C of John Adams, late PRECEDENT Of the United
C States, written by JOHN WooD, Author
&c of the iiifory OF Switzerland, ahd the of
q Swifs Revolution. To which is added,
f." Biography OF Thomas Jeferten, Prefident
" Of the United States, And of General
4" Hamilton. With ftrictures on the conduct
e of John Adams, and on the character Of
C c. G. Pinckney, Extracted verbatim
& from the fupprefed niitory, by Cigizen
q ofNcw York"
Il was believed iome time ago, that Il r11oA
refined purity Of detehation had taken place
between the PreGdcnt, and Vice. The one
IS afraid Of lgffHg what the other is ambitious
Of getting. THESE BE THY GonSl .
ISRAEL.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-09

on Nay rs, we gave the pubic an.extraet
from the repnrt of the Committee of invefti--
CATION. The extract comprehended what
they had 70 fay concerning Mr.. Sto5dert.
It was deagned In this DAYS paper, toeisfers
his letter We cannot find room. We IN
ierta piece againft him from the Exar7Sslcr;
and an anfwer 10 it from CORRESPONDENT.
We Coniider the buine(s ascon,pleteiy ietslcd
IN Stoddcrt's favour. He did nothing but
what Iehcrlon would mott likely have done,
fin his place. It is indilputable ffaf; IL the
Aigerine bnGnefS, all parties .connived at at
fairs infinitely worie than any thins which
appears IN dis report.
It is old enough that Mr. Jones ilould
brig out,his chatter about tire guilt Of n9t
yjefffHg arcomtt5,a being who is indebted to
every body that wilt trta MIN, and being
ihafnsvcr, whcnhe can heIpH, pays anv body.
re pubic may ref at{ured THAI ne ifilall BE
foIlcaagd through aIfis wndjnes. For this
week, there was Only time for reprintine ehe
advertisement about SHELTON. This prefents
a charming iample OF the 0sracity 81. the ref
oFhls aIer.;ons.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-09

snoErhs upon its way. At fix per cent.
upon eight hundred thouiand dollars,
this ineereit comes to forty eight thou
land and We cannon offer lefs than
twelve thouland 70 the bankers in Lon
don for their trouble This makes an ad-
rlitional waite of Gx1y ehouiand dol
lars.
DIS. Gents.
The former Placement
OF lois was s9,,87a Ss
lnrereit of the eight hundred
rhoufand dollars for one
year, and iubjoining for
agency to Barring, 10000
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See Ouerc 22d.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-03
Nathaniel Moody,

y FfpscfulIy informs his frenfs and cuRomers, ,ha
II he fil carries On the AIMING BUSHES
A; the fhop formerly occupied ny NooDT s ILstLY ia
Union Eesf. opposite DT. HARD
Aho, keeps coatandy on hand Ill K ads 81 p ANTS
" n ufcd for " r. H3des AMI delivered ar
the faorteA notice. P0rf.es5, ds,I % 20 any
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-03
Wheaton's Jaundicc Bitters.

THE IeceJ5tal etf7J Of n Z BiffsrI haze bern fsJ
exprrisaeed, eo5rs5G.y ant earring ct ;saaai-
81 and 5iifsas Drzfter tfoa re fsmae5 and ~ f5s
gV7e fiae fceEgfbeuiag ne Go77aa6. iarrcaEAg 10
atpsfife, and rs170z1y tbe yfa%ing I4Df diFJ17sd
Jssiing and tie fespy ank 51auizs5, u firog-1ea5r
10 BE- b5,ns aadtb preGaye and d2rrj5 sf6re4fbitc
rs5ri4g ala srtngf1 zyeak and trembling i,HbI,
r=0f0Uiag fb- Jsie7OasJ o. csugrtaaHte 70 10
iauaafey asd Sveoks propi, md aio The dix ucj Of
fbs trad ard assakasff oftbr E2bt. T6-y remarkably
rei7's bzy ritsS 0hf melancholy Peepts, and ra,TJ
of byf5i- end bTp5e5ndriac complaints. Tbsy are
excellent rs-dy fer Iero5DioH ard corbuhc s9rs,vs
Tbey qsf nfi for Sr-vz-7 fake often qOBsH ~
Ea, particularly ~ ci7afr5, a. prefer T7'iUs
agafzF dii0rerI incident FREE climate (gg5ie5
generally pntri4 and 6iisu y rrD9ViEg ot6yA5isaJ,
carrying IF biz, and biliHg free circulation 70 re
6lsoS.-PTice SO per box.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-03
Hoiea Ilaey.

A@OA~o I'M
u EiPecefuly informs bis irienos ard tuf0ners thar
~ lie has rsken fhop n UHi-u fret opp &c re
one formerly occupied BY MOODY lL.LiT and next
door above DR. HARbiNG's- whsrc he csrries on ht
PAINTING BUSINESS "a al rs various brsne be-.
Lke~ile keeps eonaantly on hand at kinds ~
PANTS, which NAV be wanted Tor The uc ot vefTris
or hoaies. and delivered At the lloTtelt no
-fbrI I9. (6-81
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-03

HE following lots ia Srandifh, No. "a, e., and
J. So, ia tns frcond al f0n, generally kpovl ~
thU nams Of EhIors Lois-N1. 81 and s8are N
that part OfSrandI1h called the Neck, and near the
outlet OF S-bago P0ad-aud have al excellent
growth of Oak aud other timber th-reon.-Fo-
terms apply 10 THOMAS NOTIFY
Ps.fieF5, AEarcb , (. ft+A
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-03
To be Sold.

Ind immediate f9g.JT1H givsH,
"A FARM Gtl4fed IN L5vryvzsrs, containing nearly
( \ Seventy acre. Of exec 'ent Land under good i'm
Provemeat with Buildings in good repair said farm
will be flld A reduced price for cath IN part aud
good lecurity for the remainder in two years
For fur her ul1rm4 ion Apply 10 the fnbfcriber
the premiIcs. DAVID LEARNED
Livsrz7srs N-rrb 1S, V691.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-03

COMMUNICATED FoR TEIs eAzETTE.
ET,rad Of letter from Rev. Ell FoRBEs, dsT-ribinE
the faIutary efsa Of DOCK ROOT on CANCER.
WIEN tie qeSHrafsn sgs-. Mr. F.rEa' eazaa
large sE7sz up aAl fbs e4vty 1Dsad BED
zEeb II i1f 1Stb Bad zorBis ssaf fbs dsB4rgs
SUas st5 sssioE5, is5frss sssz s osry bb agTes
Sbs BAD bgk 6e ayssis jessr, esiys pair, end aeb
zssai~s tbafs essA 4as alsa' BHf tie third dI
fgg. fbtr "lria as, s 5s bsTsy ard ca 10
fb tie ssaTfgaes z7afS bsgza dsepear, an asze fe
lssssAk Hsr S1iH sUeuf : r. JSsr az - BE- g2ss
Ifs TefzTssas nj cr fsgb r. Zts prsos sf rP
PAisafio- i re jaf.0zyizE.
Tate ~ esSl1d k4yd Sset--ssf -vss sLaa
Esaa - ram e. isgzU4.er JVs5 fte aiesc sgb fbs
6sssfiaz ID. Ssat basr All III - eavy
svf5 fts s49y r ~ rr.tes In sr4s u As PREF ss
7ssf; h4iss E4t ss8 y gazzs aafzsy i %
gyizg Re pegfiss a zvb ssr y y Eer Ttez
prea es rib ased = tbs igssr ~ rst-f bs
Srsa5 tire tise5 ~ bszss II s1ss d7g he
f2tisaf' 7sif ATak Triss @ aA e - n ~ 'ze r'of
ssitb bi-l 9 g5 q ssrf zsIas yssasa3 srif5 bssy
Sre..1t lq%7tE.
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A good chance.

Tor SALE, on re2'on4hIe terms to she purcAafer,
Il excellent FARM fsuated On the Pea ozd
near PreiumlSal Mis-contziaIug About twcnty-ferea
acres OF Land, on which ther- Is a new two R,-v
7ouie, PaFfly hnilhee being very good Rand Tor :
merchant, mechanic. or tavern kccper.-ATlo F,,r-
rights IN Prgiuyissf 3IA fad nils containing En+
iaws.-For terms app y TO - (6t5)
FaLas~fb, As,R ". SAMUEL BUTTS
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-03
To Let,

a Small BARs.HOUSE, near tic scatter OF the
: Sswn --Lqairs of she Prinsest .ffra &.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-03
Wheaton's Itch Ointment.

n ShFE ssqvz5isaf All sseaeiss5 yeEss9fsr Ter Sf
0yre1be srr called fbr ILch bs kea grez y nod kEt
- sae aH Pr4~sS BIS boys ben 6re0sys4 p5ib zviH r
IA tbs zD5ss bL0isg siibg Brimlene e. Mereu
ry, Ssf5 IF zs55 Dig esa5 az S1ngsyous Z5s 5yis
Fszt. fran fbf g qe1g sxpsfJ re patient 20 tbe
sS i@iasi larger q faiigg so8, y eHiag ~ pys Of
s05 aad E f5 as fis i5 aya1ag ~ bOa vUb posaovs
gaaty AL Tseakaisy an a6hsfi7g 5s zsbols o5aag4
5bs &c g rsz,izl Oizsas erfrsu.s Isge,e4 a. slss
JgfslIs re 5saA5.
Il Ms1hrs q at,ef he ou5Ts, psfqg a,ty Of
Ss sbovs dgyso5k aaf aaggroas hgrssea rrbisb ry
CERTAINLY re Esb eseFss aSf zs5ie5 e8y aa4
/a y asy sgs, E15a eorsisa zaz sffrz1s 7u5 d-
gyseaS ss3eYussss f aay lind abr BE fi7as 9 g,
. a.y fiHs sflsy.-Priee ac per Box.
- Bill gaa5 tie band z.yitizr q tie Psisaiss zsB
ass@Paay sas6 ksz.
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To be Sold.

Mar fbs Landing AZ B,oad C7Ds, Norfbyarn4oHt5s
on Uery Tegf3aabir frmJ
TIGHT LOIS or GOOD LAND-from "a acres
IL o 30 two Of them have Barns and other build-
lngs, and conGderabs part OF the d.Fent Lots are
~ high tate OF cult vatan impure Of The Priattr.
ADri
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-03

THOSE LADIES of the town of
PoyIhsrR who may win 10 have their Hair cur
il Aades. auy other fa1iion will be waited uoan 81
fhcr hoacs, BY applying the fubfcriber al III, hDo
II Fsrs57,eai. JOHN SO9RIEN R.ARGyR,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-03

GENTLE ZEPR1F.

SoNo.
CHARMING. plc4lng. unfcen vsnderer,
Gliding DER the dmpled plain,
Come delightful mage rambler,
Breathe upon rly Tyre again.
Let thy mellow wild note fweI ing
With its fofreff foothing found,
Echo thro my Iowly dwelling.
Breathing hesveny mu6c round,
Then a. hlent fober evening,
WEither msyst thou love TO frzvs
AHd, how fwset era. ftrsngsr,
Let moon beam guide Thy way.
Yet Oft viii fniIe conteutsd
While retiring 10 he va!ei
Thou fhzlt paufe while and Gllen
Far refoonlve PRILoMEL.
o afualve unfcen wandeTer
At Whole mein the lilies bend
Come delightful tuneful rambler
Let my car thy fong attend.
81 TIE aBsV< zisbfztsf Sssz nth variety IF NEE
kfUSIC ey s. 5af q re Boat FIRE No 8, Jones' Row
49, HsFs f4se,, d'a-visg p4far. and FAINT Bsss'.
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Baking Bulineis.
Removal.

CIMON DEARBORN, informs his
~ friends and the public, that NJ has removed
ON has SAoP 10 Middle hrret. and taken tempo
rary itaad N the chamber over a. Cheevvr's Rorr,
No. ., Mg3fT'J Rozv-wherc he carries on the
TAILORING BUSINESS ii all It's branches -
Every favor 0rittly attended 10.
Portland, AprH 8.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-23

thc caablihment Of a Nobility to fupport their
rights; how then can we cry "WAsHIEoros
g. ADAMs"! [! Let US not pc deceived by names,
but ies u, examine principles. aud when wa find
that Mr.. John Ad,ms is drrogatiog from the
fosereiguty OF the People, and 10 for placing a
Mobility above them, we caonot coniiisenlly
attach his nsdi- 20 that OF Warrington. who in
every inasnce was oppof;d 70 fuch pssoicious
principles. IL is but of very little confslaencc
wdesher we formerly had Nobility p4In,rd up-
on Us by III. in,riguc OF Huichinfon, or il now
fhould be eff ;cied by the pau1biiity OF Adams.
In cither cafe, our ruin would be ineviIsoe.
The fsei is. tee plan props'ed by Hutchinfon
and Oiivet 10 the Britilh Ninihry, was in uni
fon @ith that which Mr.. John Adams advocates
in bis Letter 10 his friend, and an forry TO
FAY, there is more eonAfeny IN crying out Hnteb-
izjoa and Adams, than connected with the fscrcd
name Of WAssiNcros. He, and he alone,
who is in favor Of a Mobility, and who wilhes
to degrade the People. can fubicrioe TO the po-
litica tencu Il Mr. John Adams. WAsHISc-
TON and JgffERsoE aceo,5 with more melody
in the cars 0! Republicans. Let us then b. true
10 our principles, and not facsihce them TO
pride, oIienraIion and folly.
OLD-SoUTH.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-23
For THE RHODE fSLdND REPUBLICAN,.
SEVENTY-FIyE--NO VIII.

THE Mercurisl tribe have got their hands
a iull. They have aaumed upon ,hcmfelves
to reverie the order OF nature to inver the
principles OF right and wiong to make it out
to mankind. that treaionablc fo,gsrsr aands
in hafmeis, and indifferent hght /; and that
" rhe public behows no pfaifc. no credit, no
thanks upon" the perfon who mall endeayor TO
detect, and expoie him |; though the attempt is
a, the hazard OF his own peace Of mind, and per-
icnsl fsiety. That the mcnier OF guilt, rebel
lion, and fraud, though fully and fairly convitt-
ed. remains undermined |; and his accufcr. who
has been influenced only by an mpulie Of pat
riotiim. is jualy fubjetied to the ncelIant erowl-
ines, and yelpines. OF an angry pack of infuri-
sted blood -hounos. This was the purport of
labored performance whichsrpcared in the MGR.
eury, before the lat, in which its author ex-
preisly declared. and repeated, he "did not ap.
pear as the defender Of MIR. Ru,ledge." Why
was IL necciary for him to fate, and repeat, that
he g did not appear as the defender OF this
gentleman = Ii certainly did him no good il
was papable asowal Of belief thai he was
guilty, and therefore, as his friend, he ought 10
have been 6len'. i, Is 10 be hoped, for his own
fake, and the fake OF his friend, that upoo this
fubjeti. in future. he will be.
81 The lat Mercury contained apo,her I" e.
fnrt." apparently by different. pcrfon, to the
fame eifett. The writer began much in the
fame way, and travelled over much the fame
ground, all TO the introduction Of few dcpofi-
tions. Thsir iarong hold, and principal reli-
ance, ieems TO be in the plenitude Of language.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-23

We might 90 on without end, rot only ia
reafoning upon This iuhjett, boa 20 adauce. snd
concentrate circunAaases scDdiog 20 confirm
the iuipicion of RatIedgsi Bur il would bc
work OF iuPererogauon. Enough has been iaid.
Further proof Cannot be requircd.
The pubic have coubt.eis obfcrved the ex-
traordinary rsncor which has been msniieifed in
the couiic OF this bnlnel, on the part OF Mr.
Ruliedec. The activity aud fpiris which ~
been diipiayed, was not fuch IL would chsrsc-
terze honefty, or Innocence: IL has been of The
bitter, and 9indietive kind fush as the guilty
Fei' ihcy have not applied their energies 10
much 10 exculPate Kutledge, as 70 demoliih the
regulations otthoie whom tney inppole nave bsea
concerned againit him. Their object paobaoly
was, TO trke terror, which fhouid dilhearten
the man Who fiit embarked in the en,erprife,
and thus TO Pur ttoP TO The inqary. But in
this they have faxed. The nope, .ond ano fat
tering as IL mishr at hff have appeared TO their
over-neated inaginalionS. has betrayed, and
diigraced them. Convinced ,hmlit, b, iond
OF evidence. OF the guilt OF the peslon he had
charged icri1uny ,mpreiied With the necciily
that ioeh practices fhouid oe expoied, and cif-
countenanced ana " truc as the needle "a the
pole" he has maniuily maintained his ground.
hls Pnfpoie ~as righteous: Their open iodig-
mites. and bloody ,hfeals, have not dSterlsd hl;n
from IL.
Upon the evidence rhtt has tranfpired, we
ihai offer no remarks. Ii has been iuch as 70
require none. Pain, pointed, and iaiis!sttory,
IL removes all doubt, sod 6xcs upon Ru,lcdgc
The indeible brand Of guilt. May his a~ful ex-
ample be waning 70 others, 10 are Gnilarly
Inclined, and ieoure cur country, for the To-
ture, from iuch abon,iDable abuie..
SEYENTT- FIYE.
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Public Entertainment.

THE fubfctibcr inform The Public that he
i has opened Hopfe Of Entertainment ia
Water. Street, in the town OF WARRRn, fsa
OF the Ship; ~ea of Coils inn.-Conisans az
tendance will ne given, and every attention paid
TO Ladies ard Gentlemen, for their accommoda-
tion, by the Public's humble fcrvant,
PRESERVED ALGER.
O7obe, z3, 1904. cviiif
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FOR SALE,

Amd ia6sJiav givs~ on stt astb Of March next.
n LARGE and valuable tratt Of LAND, in
( n Hopkintou, adjoining Wood. RIVER
Containing about Seven R1vdyrd ie,es known
by the name Of the EHty Land, and now part
of the eitate Of Col. GEoRcE IRISH, deceaicd.
About Two Hundred acres of faid land is clear
ed, and fit for tillage o. msaiow. The remain-
der is moely covered with Timber of the bet
quality for fhiP plsok. &c. An excellent frram
Of water runs through faid Isad, sshereon saw
Mill may be eretied at fns.l expcnce.
The terms may be known, BY applying to
either Of the fubfcribers.
NICHOLAS TAYLOR.
< JOHN IRISH.
Newport. Od. g. ISes. cs,f
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SIR,
If the iniormarion contained IN the incloied
Circular Letter from The Conlul General Of the
United > a,es foI Morocco, has net reached voa.
be 20 kind astr give ii pubiicisy. Alfc, that
an Order was iiIocd on the oth inN. by this
Government p'ohib'ting the importation OF
Garbage int9 PouugAl for home conlumo,nn.
Ii is allowed so nc dep5hsed 10 Franguaie Il. c.
tree poril tor expiration.
| have ,he honor 70 be Si.,
Your moh oDedent feryant,
WILLIAM JARVIS.
To the Collector Of the PJrt Of Ne@ port, K. I.
Cajgom Hagf, POnef NeqOparf.
Od. IStb. 1902.
MIR. FAKNswoRTH,
BY Pabht6mg fbr fa,tyomg ir ,o4r rex. pa
per-, JoS 4OIA o6hge ibe fs6he. and
VIM. ELLERY, Collector.
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SEYEN1r-FIYE.
(ClRcULAR.) J
TANGiERs, Ialh Augua, ! s

DIX,
] have much fat;sfattion' in acquaintiae
you, tha, Peace is sgaia eaab.iGed between this
Empire AND the United S'a,es OF Amerjca lf
conicqueuce our ytiIels have no logger ary dan
ger 10 appreheod from ,he Eppct5l's cruiless.
This intelligence you viii oieaie 10 comnu-
nieate 20 all citizens OF the United Sta,su or
Others il may concern.
AN, sIth refpea. &c.
(Signsd) james SIMPSON,.