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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-06

MIHEREAS the Subfcribcrs. arc by law
w qualified to fettlc the Eaate of Thomas
Chad wick, late OF Newport, deceafed, they do
hereby give public notice to all perfos having
any demsod' asaina faid Eaate. 10 exhibit their
claims to either Of us at oof dwellings in faiA
Newport Ard all perfons indebted to i.A
EitAte. are alto requcacd to come and fc,tle the
fame with either OF the Subfcriben.
ROBERT TAYLOR.
DANIEL DUNfjAM, ion.
JOHN TILLINGHAST.
Rrrsfsrf. Ftb. s. 1901. lott
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-06

XATANTED. in imall family. to ferve
w till Of sge, srnar sttive Girl, about
~ osiJ years old. One from the coontry
would be preferred and 20 inch an one. foitsb's
ejocst,on. and good encouragement will BE-
givsn.--Enquifs Of the Printer.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-06

The feafon has been remarkably mild in
Eogland, ss well a. in this country, and ioiasn.
ces are menrioaed of fruit trees bearing fccond
crops. and birds returning 10 their neas and
iaying again.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-06

MARRIED. ]--Mr. WILLIAM RiYNoLps,
Of North Kingaown, to Mih ELIZA BowiN.
daughter Of Col. Aaron Bowen. of Coventry.
In this town, on Sunday LAT, by the Rev.
Mr.. Brunfon. Capt. RosrKr M. AMBRoss,
to Mih SxLLY LAxcL.Y. daughter Of William
Langley. Efq.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-06

By late arrival f,on fbt Havassa. il Il
faftd hbaf Ame,if0s vsbsb aos,s psvmafed 10 fn
ter he fsn 10, 80 dayi FIRM tbs ~ Of Jan.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-06
In S<non offb< Uni,ed Sfa,<,. Tar.

In Stnah effbs Unhed Slater. Jar. IL.
The Committee appointed tor that pur-
pofc. reported bill for repeating the ad of the
18th February IsoN for new organizing the Ja-
dietary Of the United States.
The att is fhou one; and is confined to
q repeal of the above ad, and refi,rstion to
the courts under the old fyRem of the budneis
by il conhded 10 them.
IL wm read the fra time, and ordered to
be printed.
At an Annusi Meeting Of the Stockholders
of the BRISTOL INSURANCE. COMPANY.
held al their Office IN Brftol. on the 9th ult. the
fsllowing genienea were elected Directors Of
faid COMPANY, f,r the year enfuing to wit -
CHARLEs D'WoLr, THOMAS CHURCH, JoHs
DWoLr, BARNARD SMIra, CBAsLts Col
LIns, Jun. JoHs sCHAMRLIx.J JAMES d. WotY,
isaac MXscHfsTEn. HEhsrr BRADFORD,
JEREMIAH ISMAH.-And on The fame day At
meeting Of the B,s,d Of Dneton, wss unaai.
m,uflv re- elected JAMss D'welr, Pfefidcnt,
and CusTAvus BAYLIts, Secretary.
Csp,. Taylor, IN the Euchsris, from Hsv-
&c de-Gnce, informs. that the FRA divii,n ~
the h:et defined for the Cape. f1i.cd from 8rea
on IN. "A of November the fecond divihon u q,
to fail from Hsvfe-de. Grace On the zoth Nov.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-06

Wdfltcu 1IIlIHcQldtcfy,
1000 Buihels good clean BARLEY,
to be delivered at Newport, for which
CASH will be paid on delivery, by
BENZ. MARSHALL.
Mewpsrf, Oh. 80, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-06
FOR SALE.

FOK SALE,
D,Ythe Sub!criber, Twelve Yoke of Work
~ log OXEN, ALTO. one Yoke Of Fat OK
EN- twenty FIVE COWS, iso SHEEP, ami
fever,l head Of Young CATTLE. The above
Stock will be fold 7epaate. or together. as
purchaien may apply. ts.
Lks.oys, for Sale,
Several Hundred Boihcs of excellent Potatoes
tose her with FJming u,enGls. fuch as Cann.
Ploughs. &c. &c.
SAMUEL PEARCE.
o. hbr USsd f PSsStner. Jan. a9. 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-06
STRAY HORSE.

STRAY HORSE.
CAME into the incloiure Of the Subfcriben.
~ te~ days Goce, . dark bay Horfe. wi,h
far in his forehead tfo,s and PAGES, and is
mod before. The owner IL deGsed TO proys
property, pay charges, and take hin away.
VIZ. & MAsLY B1rfMAx.
Nf1gS'n Brrxfoss Ntek) Jas. az, 1904.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-19
A Whar, Wareh0giss g
Ing Holsjes.
TO RENT,

For one or a term OF years,
thar Wharf with. all the Warehouies there
on, fi,uated on the corner OF Princeis and
Union Streets, now In the occupation OF
Mr.. Kenneth Mathiion, OF which poiie!-
tion may be had the hrlt day OF January
next.
That two tory brick Dwelling
Ioufe Gtuated oppolite the above proper
~, TO which there is pretty large gar
den, poleaion Of which may be had the
hra day of next north. ).
ALTO, that two ifory framed
Dwelling Houle, near the corner OF Prin-
cefs and Water Streets, lately occupied
by Mr.. John M'Iyer-oI this, immediate
poHeRion may be had.
HEPBURN g tDUNDAS,
Who want TO purchafe or hire two OF
three good plantation NEGROES.
Nov. 10. eoIz5
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-19

bu!cnt. Having nctalF5 70 iofe, ~
rans docs not look 10 them Tor fpoil. But
their numbers and rc!tiefsnels of fpirl.
make them formidable 10 him. He VA
tu1ally, therefore, matches femething from
thoi4 who have property, TO keep the rao-
bic quiet, by giving them EuaASrataities
and exfra0agaat bo5es.
It is ealy to fee that a 'yrant will
faueeze the middling claiils excehiyely.
Their property tesnpts lis defres and
th1fa of his folders, while the r care ct
it enflres their tam=nels. Ike the Tea
otters, their fat prevents their A'ghr, and
they are knocked III the head to fave pow
der aai fhot. Otiaviis aaI Anthony
gave one third Of the lands of Italy to
their folders, and turned the farmers out.
Hence it is that revolution is forever
fatal TO property. Ike very itimuus TO
revolution i; tie boPs that 3y2pery qoAl
|@jf ba1as.
Power, it is laid, f5llows property; and
as ,hole who hold it will de1ige protection
which confu!ion and violence will not
give, and could not en(afe-their weight
ana influence will ever be anti revolutions
AIRY. The revolutions, therefore, will
fpring up among the deaitute who want
fpoi, and the daring ambitious, who leek
do,niaion. The lucceis Of theie latter
pats all property at their mercy, and their
own iecnri1y demands that it ihould ihiti
hands, in order that the power II conters
may be taken from enemies and placed IN
the hands OF aaociates.
What has all this dry dilcourfe TO do
with our affairs fays Dives, the great
farmer, who mas many thouland dollars
lent on mortgage. The an(wer is, 1t has
a great deal to do with them. The Wor-
ceaer " Farmer" lays, very fairly, " L.
berty mutt be ran(omed iecond time from
the han,s of the opulent.'' The public
funds and banks are openly threatened in
the jacobin newspapers. Il whliky
mob would borrow very freely from the
vaults.
Indeed what is there heGde to tempt our
needy Patriots TO 70 much exer;ion? Sure
ly more citizens come over in every ihip
than we can elect confuls for life. They
expect humber and more acceiiible re-
wards. A few great Democrats may ex-
pest office but the only lure fer a rea-
Iels deairute Multitude is plumber and
thofe who have been uled 70 it in ST. Do
mingo ana il Europe, are coming here to
let up their trade.
Lee the real people, the afe-holders
and poAsaors Of Gnall property, ref aliur-
ed, on the evidence Of dreadful and invari-
able experience, that the revolutionilts of
this country, the ayowed admirers Of the
French revolution, are no friends to the
people. They may, indeed, form league
with the vicious and delfitute of our ci-
ties, but they try to deceive and will Ger
tainiy betray, opprefs and enaave the mid
d!ing clafs. Let them then marx the ia
eobms as the beo3le's enemfes, the enemies ct
virfus and # true liberty.
y ( y
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-19
LAND FOR SALE.

TvHAT well known Tracf called
WEST POINT, tituate in the .ow-
er cnd of King William County, and
bound by York, MIattapony and Pa
mcnkey Rivers, containing nearly 5000
acres.
To be minute ia dclineating the many
and orea. natural advantages attached to
this land, would be fuperaaous, as ftran-
gers would view il before they parchaie
& thole who are acquainted with it, want
no furtherinformation. 1t may not how
ever Be improper 10 FAY, that as to iertill-
~ Of Toll, benefit of navigation, and the
advantage of fiji, oyiters and wild fowl,
il is rot exceeded by any tract Of land In
Virginia. This land will be diipoied OF
BY Public Sale, at Welt Point, on We'd
neflay, the GrA day Of December next, IN
lots, OF from three TO four hundred acres,
on the following terms, TO wit: One third
Of the purchafc money paid down, one
third in eighteen months, and the balance
in one year after the expiration OF The laid
eighteen months; and the payments to be
fecdrsd by bond and a deed OF 'Tut on
the land, with insereh from the day OF
ialc.
A clear ard inlsfeai5lc tide will be
made 10 the puscha!ers by the fa3icrlbefs,
who have authorized Mr.. Patrick Hen
dssn to attend the iale and make convey
ances.
WILLIAM FI1'ZiUGH,
ssss ilsxazsriu.
W CHARLES CARTER,
Sknly.
On re fNIa,v q Gods
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-19
FROM THE PHILADELPHIA GAzETTE,

FROM THE PHILADELPHIA GAzETTE.
Exraa ofa letter from q grx ltm0n infbe
INiuoye country fInliaa Tertiary. TO
hi, friend in ibis city, dated in Sep
tem1er 1907.
. g Some CELEBRATIONS on the progrefs of
fettIement-the quality OF land its pro-
duttion, ana trade of the country, &c
may probably be acceptable. The popu-
lation of the territory when the Genius
was taken 10 July 1900 was s,o4r-
and from the bei9 information | believe /
am iuaihed in laying that fnce that pc
Rod the number has 'increafed about one
fourth, and, this leafon affords the mott
Aattering proipett of a greater increafe
by emigration than any other ince the
fra Americas settlements on this part Of
the world. This more than ulual emf.
grafton is in fome degree owing to an i'm
prellion that Louiliana and the FloEidas
are coded TO France. Many families were
in motion from different parts Of the U.
nited States defined for LousGana, bur,
on understanding it TO be highly proba-
blethar that country is already ceded to
France, have lettlel down among US; and
we are'told, there are macy more now on
thsir way who intend following their ex-
ample. For my own part | an unwilling
to believe that France will ever get poasi-
iion of that mott luxuriant and beautiful
country. The true policy Of our govern
ment mott certainly requires the exertion
Of every fair and honorable means to pre-
yentit. II by the influence of friendly mea
furos it can be avoided, We ought never
to fufer that nation TO take petition
which mslt at no very dieant period 70
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-19
Captain REED.

>. BENNETT 81 WATTS,
Hare impaired IL The iad4gry, Capt.
II M'KenSis, from L9u1qn,
.Superfine Cloths and kerley-
meres,
Welt of England Swanfdowns,
Yarn, worried and Silk 1iollery,
Lutefrings, PrIongs ana Pertains,
Fancy Florentines and sattins,
Collar Velvet,
Mlfs and TipPets,
Threads, Tapes and Bobblns,
China, Satin and Saifanette Riaons,
Mullins, Laces and EdgingS, Wells,
&c.
Ingram Yorkshire Carpets,
Furniture Frirges, Cords & latiels'
Dimities,
And Irons, longs and shovels,
Shad, Herring aud Sal. Iwlns'
Nov. 7. eo3W
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
Clark Bk6

INFORMS his friends. and the public, that
4 he has semovedirom Biniacrs ahatf, TO the
dwelling houie bdorging to Capt. Caleb Gard
na, IN Thames Street., formerly occupied by
Capt. Wing Spooner--whefe he has for fale,
GeneIai AHostment of
|. Wee-lndia Goods:
Among Others. are the following articles, viz.
Brandy, Wei India Rum, 4th proof do. Gin,
New. Enelsnd Run, Wines Of difctent kinds,
Molaaes. Loaf and Brown Sugars, Coffee, Teas,
Of various kinds, Chocolate, Railns, Peppers
AIfpice. Cinnamon. Nutmsgs, Flour, Rye aud
Indian Meal, Butter, Chcefe. Soap, and Cam
dies; varioos kinds of GlsfsWare, Stone Ware,
Knives, and Forks, Jack Knives, Pcu Knives,
large and fmall Spoons, Chef Locks and lilies.
Crockery and Tin Ware. Axes, Ralchets and
Hoes, Mems and Boys Shoes, Corks, Brimitone.
Lampbiack, Store Line, Lamp Oil, Powder.
Shot and Fiin's, Fifhing Lines Of various kinds.
Leads and Hooks, deep iea leads and Lines,
Bellows, metal Tea Pots, writing Paper, wrap
ping paper by the resm, Bed Cords, Log Lines,
Markings, feamcn's Chcfs, Oak Kegs holding
from one quart TO FIX aallons, Buckets. Coffee
and Pepper ready ground for ufe and num-
Der Of other Articles not mentioned. C sptsins
OF veiiels, and Others. may be fupplied on the
fhofteA notice. and every favcI gratefully &C
knosIedged.
Newport, May 7. 1904. s4tf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04

INFORM the public thar they have taken q
i fhop nexr door bar one North OF rlie Coffee
Houie, where thcy carry on the Watch Making
bulnefs in all It's branches and have for faie,
Warranted and common Englifh and Geneva
watches, gold Necklaces. iiger tea and table
Spoons, Sugar Tones, &c.-Lookine. Giaiies.
Tea Trays. Waters, Dnliing- Cafes, Plated and
Wooden Gators, Sofp-nders. Knives and Forks.
Globe Andirons, Shovel and Touss, brais and
jaPpaned Lamps, Candleaick', dart aad CON-
mon Walking Sticks, Scotch. Rappee g. Mska-
bau Snuff, Ssafch, Writing Paper, Datch Quilts,
Britannia Coffee Pots. &c. &c. Together with
an aaortment Of Jewellery and Perfumcry.
CG@ green f5y od Gold and Sikvsy.
- Pun6tusl attendance will be given, and
the imallef fsyors gratefully acknowledged.
Fe1vts,f, FEB. IL. 7.tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
CASH, PAID Fer
LINEN y WOOLEM RIGS, BT
Chrilfopher c. Olney,
Df7iverrd a b.I MrFs. or at BIZ Pafer Ware
HsDE

Del,Vend AZ b.s MtAs. or at BIZ Pats, Ware-
Ha1Jc,
NTiiERE he has for fale. at wholefa!e and
w resail. all kinds of Paper, viz. EoalC-
cap Writing Paper, No. and a.--Vellum Let
ter do Pot do Wrspping do.7--Bouncr do.
--Cio,hier's do. III quality. -Sheathing, with
and without Sand Book Binders Boards. -
Candle Paper, and Sugar Loaf Binc.---ALso,
"A complete Aaofsment Of Blank Account
and Record Books.--itkEwisg -
! Accoun, Books made and ruled 20 any pa,-
tern, TO fuit the purehafsr--A complete Abort
ment OF School Books, and Stationary Of all
kinds, &c.
AJS. Warranted Chocolate, by the Box.
or pound, Cocoa Shells, by the Bag.
N. B. Wanted, one or two Boys, from II
10 "a year, Of age, as Apprentices to thc Paper
making and Clothing bofinef,.--To freh great
encouragement will be given.
Prevalence. March 8, 1902. 74tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
FOR SHE.

a LIKELY MARE, of miidling dzc, good
n 10 team, and is ine breeder. She
would be very valuable 10 keep on farm. and
Is alto in gooi order for Shipping. Enquire Of
the Printer.
Aaep7 ~, 1907.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
IEF F E r S O Ms
FxN Lcnptb PORTRAIT.

TUSr received from philadelphia. and for
Sale at this Office, elegantly framed the
Portrait Of % The Man Of the People. Price.
in large Francs. Ten DSllars-.iln Eight
ID ,an-and ia lheets, -Four Dollars.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
ADJOURNED SALE.
70 be Sold at Au7ion.

40 Oe S0ld at HuC1lOn,
nN the 18th day Of September next, a, two
~ Of the clock in the afternoon, .tif lair
weather. If not, the 6ra fair day unleis previ-
orhy difpoied OF at privaie fsle--psrt Of the
real eRste of Pclsg Allen. late Of Middletown.
decesfcd of, from fifteen to thirty
acres Of Land, as occadon saay require. Sale
TO b. on The premifes, where the conditions f,all
be made known. Said Land joins the road
about tour miles and an half from, Newport.
ELlZABETH. ALLEN, I Adminj.
THOMAS c. ALLEN, I f,osor,.
4 MidsisiorOn. drgsf zS, 1904. ctcz
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04

For Sale, BY THE SaIyeriber,
JAMAICA RUM by the hogAhead,
j Dttto SUGAR by the hid. or barrel,
Ditto MOLASSES, al of If Quality. !.
JOHN MEiN.
Cbpreb. Lane, JaIy "a, 1902. 946
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04

a IL perfons Who have demands on the Ef-
"A tate of Capt. W,iliam BrRgs, late Of Lit.
tie. Compton, deceaied, arc .de6rrd TO call on
the fubfcriben and receive their jua Dues
And all thofe that are indebted to faid eftate,
are rrqueRed to call on either of Us, at our re-.
fpeetivc dwellings, and make payment.
CORNELIUS BRIGGS,
JOB BRIGGS, 1"'1'''''
Lmis- Conpior. .4Hgse 10. soi. yotI
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04

a Ii perfou' having any demands againa
A the eitatc Of gbona5 Heavsy, hate of Mid
dIctown, in the county of Newport, dccesfed,
are hereby notified TO exhibit the fame tor fet-
element and thoic indebted to faid eAase, are
requeiied TO make immediate payment to
RUTH WEAVER, fxsesfrix.
MidalsiSrcs. Srsp 10, 1907. 90
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25

despair, orr sIitys 6eiea "a I'D ong gyas9
paFalizAa ve ltoar Eira ta',aae. ng roo,
.thc go wand r. iug tn. iiis. ci.gc,, 20 10
rAS;gc f Briiishiaso,encc 10 ihai cur
ter. had not ti.is cresJ ta.,e9f'doc at
usst tine, cannot ceiuUa.3 say uti
might ha,e Gcen In consequence. 5,a
II bew from go1tl - north Is, = stroke a.
ciec('ieiiys revived mw ,ni.1id hrpcs sr,l
strengthened orr s.nuNs cuew .ut i've
cunsesI Vast crowds canr i,ccaiae II ii;
STANDARD, Q ssSl4; IN lais prisoner eac,iyn-
berc, F-tieal.
! Buel rlusl chcck myself As a so,ii-
or he appeared 70 ASST: what IS svn.om
found Ia cn,aset--oaNliUn with hlreiisis;v;
an chsirs saK possession. wi'h an iape:,f
Gus atNicr aud 'UY cf spirits. kie ,rhs
2 certainly a'caild OF lor;une; but his SIC
cesscsNrc nlt attributable ol,ly 20 4 lcsta-
4 nate corGullcnce circumstances. There
/ was wisdom and sagaciry disroy sra5i-
in al his plans and operations, w:tch G.
F., yinccd the strong and energetic mjIi. that
/, knew how 20 avail i:Scif of every alvgn-
\ tage Of situation and tiu=, and oar aoci-
den.s and surprise.
In camp he was ever Tigiian' and atten-
| tive; he made it point to be in C.
very place III person; and Sc that every
thing was done in season. tIc Sas ten
4 der OF and attentive to al his men, ard
did what vas in his power TO render them
comfouabie---he was foremost ia fatigue,
and never failed to s,muh.,c By e%an;,lcs :
he was strict and exace disciplinarian,
and had the happy taleus Of c!Eectng this
without severity. IN the iieid ofaction he
was cool ard self possessed, but Ills eye
would appear to BE- in every place, and
dart along his ranks with penetration
and keenness peculjaS 10 himself; and in
he attack We had the iinpetuosi,y Of are
sistless torrent; L. fact, he was The com
potent soldier. thiuk we may venture
to assert thet ne has no. left another be.
y hind him 60 whom we are so much in
dcb,ec for oar independence and liberty.
While we then sit each under his own
vine and fiX tree, and none to make us a
ira'd--Whilst the liberty be has ccntri.
6uted so largely 70 procure for us, guide
our paths through life, gladdens every
scene, and make your sun himself TO Shine
with new lustrc, the name of Morgan
shall be precious to Gur hearts. Pcsterity
itself shall know thy name aud knowing
It, learn to initiate thy PAqR5o7IsM a7l1
BRAFERr. Beloved PATRIoT and AzRo
We bid you farewell.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25

There was gsyy liU'e Gre OF tic hearih
0Ed the lyiie there was wss ei~Rs o, Eine
beet distant. Rhv caaG!e mad uven care
,ui.y sst;agriNhet, 4nd STOOD ouru table in
aGcthl: direction, ald abyut equally dis.
t,.at. Indeed, 80 application cf burning
coais o. o. ligai>I ccnG,vS co,,,,i have pro
tIrcd tac eHcas whitn 1sve bsva de-
scU5cd. itweaid seem that the com5us-
uon, iC.t may Be SO called, proceeded from
"a surcGargc OF GH,cro2pn (calocic), or
election teit ctricig) in the silk, accua,u.
atcd BY means not well uadc s;cod I; and
an, not being ycierabie 20 any known cx-
feaal a.;@nt, i may in Inc Pr sent state
Of our inflammation, Dc iernied spon,ane-
ous.
: The substances chiefly consumed were
leetner, wool, silk, and rSsinous wood.
The linen lining OF the slipper was Indeed
destroyed, hat where It did not come in
contact II escaped; aud the fee showed
no dispos:tiOnto burn even the linen be-
You'd the boundaries prescribed TO it on
The leather.
What Is the theory Of Ibis phenome-
non With what ot.er facts is il imme.
diately connected! Whatever men OF
science may Determine on these points
one thing seems to b. evident, that if spon.
taneous combustion can happen thus tc
) bodies SO lit,ie intiun able Us leather, silk
ard wool, the instances Of it's occurrence
, ~ botlies easier 60 burn are more frequent
tiian u generally supposed.
(1Adiral dIeiiository.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25
GENERAL MORGAN.

WlsenrsrEn, (vie-l ~ q.

WrscHEsrEr, (viR) July q.
7y.c f5iloggiag is f@e coaclsdi5s' address, n
bioyrah1c remarks, of n. mir sermon
urn tle aeaM efGeae,al DArIEL Mon
CAN;
we have now, Ny brethren, been con
siderng death in a general point OF view,
or as " ccncers rs alike.
Il may not be arpiss fcr us, atpreseut
to exercise a few thoughts upon the per-
ticular instance Of death nov before US,
Tie present case confirms the truth Of
the text, that it is appointed unto I'll
men once 10 die" re that could expose
himself time after TINE on the ensanguin-
ed plain, amidst the roar Of the cannon
and the clash of artns---whcrc the death
bearing bullets Few Ike hailstoncs, and
comc OF unhurt-he, whose IRON oonsttu-
son, end nc FIRM texture OF whose body,
enabled him TO survive the deadly wound
rfiSled b. the surc simof SAVAGE marks
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Extract Of letter from young gentle.
man OF board the schooner Eatsrprize,
to his parents in Hampshire, dat
ed Cadiz, laly Is, 1902.
" An our frigates are employed in cor
voying vessels up and down the Streiehts;
but Notwithstanding their extreme vigil
lance, our savage enemy have taken abrig
Belonging to Philadelphia.
:" Ia May we had an engagement with
q lripoliian gun boat OF 90 men and i
guns--It being calm, she got away from us,
and the next day we saw her in the har-
hour of Tunis. We have been iato Tri-
poll, and fired at tie shipping 10 the bar
bour--twclvc gun boats we're sent out to
engage us, but we drove them all back.
The Consolation was engaged by two
Aigerine gun boats, both Of which were
sunk.
" The Emperor Of Morocco has deciar-
cd war against America, and sent away
our Consul; 10 consequence of this decia.
ration, we arc ordered to cruise off the
Gut Of Gibraltar.
Z" The Algerines have taken a. gun
lr'gate from The Portuguese. The yiclo-
rious vessel was the Crescent, a present
from America--Ihus ycu see, how fortu-
nate vessels are that are built in America,
even If they be manned with Turks.
" There are now lying in this harhor so
Transports, full Of French troops, bound 70
st. Domingo"