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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-27

feOs o.
TANNEY & PA1ON
HAVE FOR SALE,
90 Pieces Of Ruiiia Duck,
80 Ravens do.
S Chefs Of Souchong Tea,
HAVANA white & brown Sugars in boxes,
Wet India do. in hhds. ana barrels,
Coffee in bags and barrels,
Holland Gin in barrels,
SweetsO Oil in boxes Off bottles each,
Cattle Soap in boxes,
Shoes in boxes aGorted,
Ealt-India Goods.
AI6,
The: Cargo Of the Schooner Lucy, captain
Snow, con6fing of
Tons Platter OF Paris,
60 Caks Of Lime,
10 Barrels of Tanners Oil,
,Is Reams Of Wrapping Paper,
40 Boxes fd,pt Candles.
January II. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-27
Sale By Sutton.

= On WEDNESDAY next,
a. zen o'clae&, syiN be fsh at he -Aat'i's
Room,
Rum in hhdS. and bis.
Sugar in DO.
Coffee In bags,
Soap and Candles in boxes,
,Ra.iins in GO.
Starch in do.
Tobacco in kegs, &c.-ALso,,
4 quantity Of Dry Goods
Kendall Cottons,
Kerieys,
Halfthicks, Plains,
Plaias, Coatinss,
Dufils, Fianaels,
Irifh and Sheeting Linens,
German Oznaburss,
CaliCocs, Durants,
Shawls, Handkerchiefs,
Ladies Silk Gloves,
Sewing Silks, Threads, &c.
Fl. and T. MOORE,
FEB. S. Au6ioneers.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-27
lDublil Sale.

On TUESDAY,
.4t ten o'elsck, 4rM be hld at Ike 's~dae
S:ere,
cd and 4th proof Antigua and
Jamaica Rum in hhds. and bis.
French Brandy in bis.
Holland Gin in bis.
TeneriHe Wine in calks,
Coidials in bls.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
Nlolanes in hhds.
Rice in tierces and bis.
Soap in boxes,
Queens and Earthen Ware in crates,
Handsomely aflorted,i
90 boxes Havana Segars,
Cotton in bales---on credit.
ALSO,
Il yar1ety of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad and narrow Cloths,
Flannels and Planes,
Carpets and Carpeting.
Iriih and German Linens,
Worried and cotton Stockings,
Calicces and Ginghams,
4 variety of Muffin and Muffin Hand
kerchiefs and Shawls,
Table Cloths, Hats,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, and
a. number Of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Feb. s. Vendae- Nalter.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-27

Containing halt an acre; lying rpon
the eaG Eide of Alfred Grces and Elrh f,Je
of Cameron isrcet, in .hr town Of Alex
and,ia; extending on Alfred areer 10
feet 7 inches, AMI on Cameron treet IS
feet inches. There are conyeoA t
two tory frame dwelling haaie. -"
kitchen ard other out houies upon he ~.
Tie lot isluhiea TO an annual ren, Wri.h
will be made known on the day Of is,-.
As the LOT is large 1t will be divided into
fnaller dividends, and fold either III par
cells or altogether as viii beft fuit purchat-
ers. This faie is made to latisfy a deot
due from Thomas Richards to Thomr ION
aud Noitrh
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-27

VILUABLE PROPERTY,
CONTIGUOUS TO ALEXANDRIA,
TO BE RENTED.
THE fublcriber purpoies, IN
the eniuing fpting, to lay of, and leale
forever, comfortable number of -.
BUILDING LOTS,
handsomely Gtuated upon Warrington.
Fairfax and other itreets extended each
lot from 20 to IS feet in front, with the
depth Of 100 feet to comnodious alley
the whole commanding delightful view
of the City ct Warrington, the Potomac
and the circumjaeent country.
As the Rent required is only 60 per
foot front, none need apply bat thoie whs
will covenant TO build.
CHARLES ALEXANDER, Jun.
Feb. Is. eto 3'aw
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-11
GRAND CANAL.

Among the many grand projects 10 which
the french government is now empioyed, the
rnoR gigantic, and a, the fame time the u,cA
ufe.ul. 10 The auenp, to make the Rbise com-
monicate 9th Pa,1. The carsl will be from
hxty TO fcvensy two feet in breadth, and ten or
twelve feet deep. IL will coa government oaly
a few grants, from which no revenue Is now
rs;fcd. Citizen Pfau't ST. Gesmain, the plarner
Of this project. oHcss on the contrary credit Of
twelve millions OF livres, payable after the exc
cutioa and accomplishment Of the plar. Hcrs-
after q eommonicasion may be opened between
the Rbiw add fhe Dsssbs. which will sfo'd the
rnesns Of travelling from PSrif TO Csyssniirofk
in . boat, jaa - people travel aow IRON Pa1'
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-11

Or the s.h Sept moa nsianchcIy cs'si-
trophe happened at Madeira. The Aorors.
porosueie hip Of $50 ions. having 20 cafk' of
powder on board. bicS mp and oeiy two cocr
fellows cfcared Of 81 fouls on board. /" The
icenc during the night. was awful. but at day.
light. il vas truly horrid. The poor fouls were
living in every petition on board the wreck fcme
~i'hout legs, arms. apd Others actually roaeed
on the aanss.--l8 bcdes only, ~ere foJcl
IL is the prevalent opinion. rhat ths sSt wss
iieGgnedly ierpe'rnei by ose of the feiars. Who
bad f~orn vengeance srsinf the Captain. for
having confined him Tor NAL practices. VIE
wre,ch was fuf6eieniIy d-fpers:c 10 iscri6ce his
IoSn lisc With his fhip- mates. from motives of
private refentment. The ihip and cargo was
effimated ar roo. 900 fesl.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-11
NEW. YORK. peceml,.r s.

The-fsA falling Eng.na ihip Richard. cap.
tain Perrin, srrivei at this port yciterdsy 10 a.
days from Lord,n, aed 30 from the Lizard
Point. She left London on fhe ,6lh,s ,sand the
Dogns on the a4'h Odober, Bringing papers 10
the afr. ge
In addit,oc 20 the articles fotjoined from
papers TO the 10Th with which General lyman
has obiigiDgly fsvoured the Ed,tcS of shc Mer-
caotiIe Advertifer) Geoteman ~,.o csme pai-
fenger in thA Richard informs us, That The
Englith Government had ordered number Of
men Of var To be IN rcad;nef, for ea. thar everal
had failed from Por,i,noeth, fuppoied 70 be
defined for the Mediterranean; and that the in-
terf.rencc Of the french Government in rhc az.
fairs OF Switzerland excited in the minds Of fome
politicians an appreciation OF renewal Of hof-
iilities between France and Great Britain.
Commerce IN Englapd rather languid.
American Produce generally low.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-11
--" U'bsf mortal te6e
{" Byassh d,afb isro fbs tvs,I and

The fruit Of treache,ous tranfe yef5on: Ard. like
che unfortunate mother Of Gn. he has been hsn.
iIhcd from the garden Of Eden. 10 tread the
pcoiive walks Of difmsl foliwde, n'ewed with
the thorns Of repentance, aud femorfe. We are
happy to obferve ,heie (ymptoms Of il in hun,
however sna,siIicg they may be " TO individ-
ua!s, or tho public." Though they cannot
operate TO recompcase the people sos the wrongs
Trey have foAained; yet they may work lait-
Ing benefit to himtcif in preparing his immortal
past for the msnGons Of the bleiIed, in the
bountlefs scslns OF futority.
We viii now undertake to con6der the
force Of the arguments which 60 20 exonesate
and juaify hinfJf. They moA OF necefhy
partske Of perfonal nature bat they hall
ALTO partakc Of libefality.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-11

The following paragraph is from DR.. RusH's
celebrated piece on III: mode OF Education
proper in Republic
/" A Chriffisn cannot tail Of being Re-
publican. The hiaory OF the creation OF man.
and Of the relation Of our fpecies to each other
by birth, which is recorded in the Old Tcaa-
uens, is the bca rcfuta,ion that can be given TO
the diyias right Of Kings. and the froogea argo-
ment thar can be uied in tsvor OF the original
and oatural equality Of all msukiod. AChrif-
sisn, FAY again, cannot fail OF being Re-
pobiican, for every precept Of the Gcipel in-
culsa,cs thofc degrees of humility. felF denial,
and bro,hsrIy kindnefs which are directly op-
pofed to the pride Of Monarchy, and the page
an.ry of Court. A Chriaisn eanno. fail Of
bcirg uiefuI 10 the Republic. for his religion
seachc,h him, that no nan'' hveth to himfeIf.'
And Iaaly, Chriaian cannot fail 0! being
wholly inoEenGsc, for dis religion tcache.h him,
in all things TO do to Others ahas he would win,
in like circumstances, they fhould do to him."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-11
WILLIAM HELME

RJf,7fsiy i./o,m, BIZ fyiends and .be Pablr.
THAT having employed an experienced
L Workman from New, Yo.k. he has roc
fae. at hi, Mandatory on III, Point Thy the
large or fmali quanli,y) mould and dipped tal-
Low Candles. hard and fofs Soap, warranted to
be of equal quality 10 any imported.
Ncwr,rt, Sept. 3, 1904. ciY
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-11
PubEc Entertainment.

THE fubicriber inform the Public that he
i has opened a Hoafe Of EnIerainui:nt ia
Wa,er.Street, in the town Of WAsRsr, hsa
of the Sbip; vet Of Ceie's inn.--Coniant a,-
tendance viii he given. aud every attention paid
20 Ladies and GentIemen. for the,r accommoda-
tion, by the Pablic's hu nble fervant,
PRESERVED ALCER.
Odsbs, az, 1904. cviiif
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-11

10 81. cLsd. Il is a!lo sGesssd thar jaatiion
ol she Rbrsr. with the Mayws aud the Seine
had formerly exiaed and that 10 the yearSSS
ione of she norIhrrn nations came by this catal
with TOO kl 20 lay Gege TO Parn !!
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-11
WASHINGTON CITY. Nov. ,6.

Olr-Sli l~uSs Zos
We are informed that the Executive hss re-
ceived advice. thar the port of Nav OsLEAss
has been cLosED s2sina foreign veHels frow
sbe ocean. including American. and that the
right Of d.pohting Amcr;eaa property there has
been prohibited. without any other easblifhment
bciag aAiened ip lieu oiit. The right TO expert
property beioH depoGtcd vas excepted from the
prohibition. Thefe regulations. 70 contrary 10
our treaty with Spain. were publihcd at New
Orleans. by the lntcndant, on the 18th October
lsa.
Exfrn5 efa k,tey from a gtafi. i.-1~ in Sesiiord.
10 bY fy~nd ia Pnl9sys. dated Mar %, 1904.
'' In NJ nation have the frisnds of rec-
titude and integrity foffcred more than in thu,
gard 60 pubic affairs. the field is too ample for
me TO cn,cf upon. cipeoialiy on fuch sremnant
of paper. Thoie of Brian in particular. are
TOO bad 20 be touched. " We look back with
ont falisiattion. and forward without hope"
81 now 'tjoice, moit Gncerely TO find your
country directed by thar celebrated man, who
has reiola,ion to put into action shofe principles
Of the mod enlightened policy, which, in The
pscient depraved condition Of mankind, have by
many. even enlightened ucn, hSen deemed i.n
practicable; tina, Of procuring to rhc coinmun'y
the greatea poaiblc hAppinels at she lesa poiibic
expcoce and hn who has boldly, AMI ai,hort
hehtstion or trepidation, lad the axe 20 the roor
OF ,hofe tremendous o, ig,cwn trees. Pecolaiion
and cHrspsicn.
In this coun,ry, he who could f.riopny
talk of the praSicsbiliiy Of fuch things was
defiacd, and aimoa coni'e as infane until
JeHrrion verified them 10 the admitting world
At large, and upon the NOT cx,cnfiye fcaIe.''
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-11

e y0T fHe "f JsefS o~"s
When Judge WAsHIEcr,s was ls'ely in
Csxse7icsi. he ohfsrvcd in circle Of gentlemen,
Of both political parties. chat the oPPohsion pa
pers contained fuch sbuic of naturalization as
ooght not to paf, without punifhment !; that
although he was himfeif oppofed TO Prehdent
JssptRsoN 10 politics. he ihoughs IL unfa'.
ierable. that man Of fuch rxempiay m'rsA. and
fuch purity Of private character. efpecislly wheu
vesed With the chief magitracy Of the ration
(houId be treated With 20 much perfonal infult
and sl,oic ard that il ought to be the fuhled
of legal soimadver6on. The PoR- Matter. Gen
eral. who was one Of the company. hid he could
point oct q more efFseaoal method OF remedying
,he evil; and beiug aiksd what IL was, replied,
do yoa fr. and Jcdge Law. Who was ALTO pre-
feot, d, down sod write to the editors OF fuch
abuGve papers. to diicontioue fendicg them to
you. 70 long a. they continue TO iniult and aouie
the P,eddent. That would prnduce greater
and bester eff.a. than any Judicial correction.
which your honor can inAies. aod At the h'ne
rime DOT endanger an infringensut OF the tree
dom Of the Psefs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-11

writer ia a late Charleaon paper afIefts,
that hundreds Of Africans have been claadcAiuely
imported into and fold in S. Carolina the psefeot
year and expreiies hope that the LeRiAature
Of that State will lay dcty Of 81 dollars per
head and open the ports tor the importation of
ncgsocs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-11

Extra9 sfa kfr, fran Tysnfsn. dafsd Dee. 4.
{" The Leginaturo Of this State roic thi,
morning, wishonr chooting Governor or
Senator, or psiliag Ia ' for holding an election
tn choofe Representatives for this State in the
Cougrcfs of the United States"
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-27

which was on board pcriihed. MIR. Dav;a
MoFns the Piiot) and Captain Harriion wers
to'ind dead on the beach, and another n,,n ~
the hold 70, Her foret;op-iail. forc-topgal..
irnt-sa'i, man itay-taa, and two pines &c
wine, were found on the beach. r. ;s 80,
ed, that Mr.. Morris and tho Captain m made
an attempt to win on fhore, as twenty
dollar note was found in one of Capt. Hart.
fon's socks. A-'''' 40
some time ago there was the highef wind
Hampihire, that the oldeft inhabitant ever
remembered ltcarried with it devai}atior
ana deitruetion, and blew down ~ holss
and barns. nthe height of one of thofe hur-
ricanes, the houfeot Mr.. Ephraim Trictnev
took fire and was entirely confirmed ,v;t{
all his furniture, beds, bedding, and contents
including above zoo buihels of corn, provif.
ons, sc, &c. BY this angular and afeaing
Providence, this once afiuent family is re-
duced 70 fate extreme poverty and dif-
trefs.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-27
(Fr5i5 The BosToN TKLECRArHg, Of
Azayeb Ioth.)
MELANCHOLY

Perhifalari 9f the hG Of the MIS- Uyy6si,
Rrata5, and Ye!gfa, all az Saietr, obtdincd
/j0m mr.. BLAIR, an o5fesr on b0ara tbs
UiyFfj, and zobo arrivodi in Salfm IN Sc
fnrday Lgfo tram Cabe Cad.
THE weather was remarkably fine, and
the wind favorable, on Sunday, February ! It,
when the Hips failed from Salem; the two
former defined for Boerdcaux, and the latter
FOR the Mediterranean. At fun fettine, Cape
AGnl'gifboule bore N. N. ". 2 or 4 leagues
dhlant, the wind ar this time vas S. +. a
breeze, and all the ihips food to the r. NE,
- company, she bips about this time fpoke
eaeh other, and upon confultation between
az the captains, II was finally concluded bsA
not to return to Salrn, but p,,1, o,,t =, fsa
as taft as poGble, they therefore food 10 the
eaitward, bui made very little proqre{s.as fhe
winds were hattcnng, and at times, Il was
3early calm Soon after s,iduigbt, the wea-
ther grew very 5bTestning, snd it was found
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-27
PORTSMOUTH, NJ II. Mareb 9.
THE STORM.

On Ih,,Ifaay lat, the fnow began to come
down; on Friday it fell in amazing oua,t;-
ties, and by Saturday morning the itreets-
roads, &c. were nearly inpaGabie. The oldca
perion IN this town has no recollection of 70
large body OF fnow, at any other period.
tis nearly feet on level, and the drifts are
from TO ten feet depth. The air has fell
ever iince, as ifpregnatedby additional fnows
Saturday, Sunday, and MONDAY, we have
had more or leis, and appearances indicate
another heavy CORN. The wind blew lfronq
at due eaft. The fwcll of the fea was prod.
gious, and we anticipated melancholy news
from the ealtern COATS and eliewbere. of
thlpwreeko lois OLIVES. SC. The winter %
1855 whch proceeded the great earthquake,
was preciiely the fame as the prefent. Nav
the event of providence make due impre,,
ilon on the ferrous minds, and prepare US to
meet the difpeniations of the fovefeign will
ofHeaven,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-27
WASRTNGToM, Mareb 40.

The French frigatc Bayonnailc has arrived
at Baltimore, the. captain whereof came on
"Wednesday TO this city. The Bayonnaile
left St. Domingo 6 days later than our ad-
vices from MIR. Lear.
We learn that the French troops had met
with no obitacios to their progrefs and that
Crittophe and Dehalines, the two chiefs flh-
ordinate to Touifiaint, had been taken pri-
toners.
On the 18th of February, ceifation of
hoitilities was announced, which was 20 lait
for four days, when general attack of the
blacks was TO take place throughout the whole
extent of tic iGaad, unlcis the blacks fubnis-
ted.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-27

bCIi1!S--9 3,ozo,5I3
It appears highly important that the people
OF the United States of America, and thofe of
in Europe who have properly or bulinefs
here, ihonld attend 10 the wonderful d,fDiov
of our refourccs and PROPERTY, in the official
return ofthe exports Of the United States. Of
She 10Th of February, 1907. That report
contains the expectations during twelve
months, ending on the goth, September 1851.
Ieexcecds q3,ooo,ooo Of dollars, or nearly the
fun of zl,ooo,ooo Of pounds iterlng. The
cotton alone is nearly aI,ooo,ooo of pounds
weight, though we did dot ihip bag of our
own cotton at the end of orr revolutionary
ward! Our -four is increaleG to 1,loo,ooo. bIj:S
our tobacco t63,oqo hhds. our Indian corn
100000 bufhcis, our lumber aoo, 100000 Of
pieces and feet, our beef and pork l4s,ooo
barrels, the bacon butter, cheefe, lard, anu
candles, above lo,5oo,ooo pounds weight
/ he moR aitonilhing circumstances are fhr.
vaft quantity of cotton, and The total aucpnt
Of the return.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-27
LE1TMG TON, (FI1rgiaia. J
"Wednesday, March 10,

On "Wednesday morning the Cd mi. aboes
three O'Clock, this town was alarmed with the
cry of FIRE, which proved to be in ihe
Court-houie. That building was 70 far gone,
II was mpofible TO iaveit. However, Though
the active and prsiie.wor,hy c,scrtioyrs OF
the citizens, together with the cal,nnes of the
night, che flames were prevented from lpread-
ing We cannot hazard an opinion how
tins houia caught; rcopie have different con-
lectures OH the fubjeG.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-27
Frem THE KENTUCKY GuARDIAN
M1rcboJ
March IA.

Sunday evening aft, Mar. Griffith fwho
went lone time iince TO New Orleansl re-.
turned to this place, having loft his boat on an
Iiiand, a fhort diltanceabove Louifvilie. Mr..
Griffith reports that feveral boats are fated
to have been lott the evening before his was
ttove, in q heavy gale of wind. Son3s dav
iait week, aboat loaded wish -four, funk, a
few miles below this place. BY the timely
aiiiitance OF MIR. Samuel Prices fr.eer waofs
plantation the accident happened} AID The
hands on ms farm, the cargo was f,vcd tbe
boat RATED, reloaded, and has proceeded on
her voyage. Nothing can more Rronglv
urge the necefity of getting boats iniared,
than tn. many ard ieVcre ioGes which .sdger-
turers daily futtain.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-27
yhe .Rsoos1s,-.
RICHMOND.
SATURDAY, March. s7th.

The trade between the United States and
ST. Domingo, except with Cape Francois
and Port Republican, IN that iiland, is for
the prcicnt lulpendcd,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-27
Irl-whole

Thus, it appears that the internal sszes
have not merely been RATED at an expence
exceeding twenty per cent. but with rcallofs
to the country of fxty Ex Per cent ami an baiy4
ne fubleet does not admit of preciilon; but
thoie articles of this computation which are
purely eanjet7urGi, have been fated upon a
very moderate fcale. For inRance, nobody
will FAY ehat twelve and an half Per cent. is an
excrbitant or incredible rate of profit, when
we fee 10 many men of punGtualiry who are
wiling to borrow caihsat TN PEI, cent, and
when we know, with abfolutc certainty.
that tNty per eent has frequently been paid.
In the mIdit OF iuch deplorable performances,
when every hundred dollars of excite are col.
iected at an additional charge oF Gxty-6x
dollars and an halt, when every fhilline is
TO colt a iecondary- damage of AZ lcaf eieht
pence, it would certainly be mott ridiculous
to Tnurnur even at the dcfperate eight per-
cent loan Thus far The Prolpetf. "
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-27
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED
STATES.

% 81 20
109' y AsSP'S'zI'@'i0F'
Sn the 9Th NIT Mr. Thomas made To
fo'iowlhs ,
NEfoK /,
W. Mhic \, was ordered TO lie on the table
ne Co7'mittee appointed 10 inquire into
ths eNPsa'ency or eHt'nguifhlng the Claims
OF me ph'tSd states' ssr certain balances,
"n,oh, oy the Sonm'iiionefs appointed to
ic'Iie tnc accounts between the United States
ana t"e ihaiV!duai states, were reported TO
DC que rom ieVefai OF the States 70 the Unit
Cd otates,
Nf2gF'
nat the following balances were, by tho
1a'd eonnltiiohers, reported TO be due from
s'e "aFsS herein'aitsF mentioned, TO wit; -
dolls.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-27

As ufaa', there has been variety Of buff
nefs before the Representatives bur r.othinq
very remarkable. The following particulars
appear worth notice.
On tho 10th Of March, the houfe OF repre-
fentrtives paft naturalization bill, yeas g,
nays II. By this bill, arehdehce Of f;yt years
onlyis made nercfary to become citizen Of
the United States.
Oh tie nth, Mr. Grifwold moved the FOL
lowing relolntion;
Rsj9lvs9, 1 bat it is proper to make pro-
r.iion By law towards indsnnfyiug the rnsr-
cnanss Of the United States for Freiich fpoli-
ATOMS TO far as claims for the au;c have been
abandoned by the convention WIN France.
Ordered 90 lie Oh the table. H4ayg IN EN-. nexf.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-27

{ II week paper, we Rated IN Remarks
or the Speech Of Goyerneur Morris, that tho.
p'Atj'c anc practical eXpence.. Of collecting
t's NgTcnue might be rated atforty per csnt.
N order 20 explain, this, and fupport our
ciai II % accu1c7, mere follows ar ExtraG
{ror 1as tr5'ps& &c. Vol I'd. which places
fhe natter IN plain enough light. Iuftcad
81 hEty i'z per c1s and an half, We had Stated
only ferry Pc cent? IS it is imponible to
j7e@k on tbis head with abfoIute exa6tnefs,
md aenlabie 70 AVOID even the fhadow of ex
sggerae'oa.l
Si has ado. tranfpirs3 tat the cxpcnee Of
co..e,taz the cHcile and 4tamp duties, and,
o---I iazeraa. rcycEnes, exceeds twenty per
cent, uaon their whole anount. TO this
expense OF twenfYPSr cent, nc muG add four
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-27

The fchooner John, HarriCon, ffor1 New
York bound to New-Orlcans, rniAing fnce
the form of the ~ hr. is wrecked on Shoal-
Harbor, near Middietoyyp, and every foul
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-27

a letter from Canton 60 a gentleman in
Providence, received BY the Lovely La!s.
mentions tlat N SsPsen4be: latt thc Chincll,
lea was vliltcd oY a tufoon, which. occaioiled
the lois OF many jggsks and f.hng boats; the
ieverity Of fhc gale prodaced an inuniatio1
OF the low lands, and 1t was computed lnat
two ttiouiand natives had perifncd Oh those
and sight tllouand at fea,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-27

The. hre at Princeton College, mentioned
IN or lar, confirmed he College Library
and the Libraries of two Literary Societies
in the College; the Orrcry Of Rittcnhoufc,
and the furniture, books, and cloathing of at
ieait half the i'udenes Of the college,, were fof.
The Philosophical APPARATUS were aved.
1t was thought, with little lois; with tie
houie Of the Steward, tho near the CO...
lege, and in the direction Of the flames.