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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-22
For PrluAte Sale.

The whole Of my property Gtuated "a
Prlnceis freet, in the Town Of Alexan-
dria, con6fting OF good dwelling houfes
with luficient lots attached to EACH
They will be fold together or ieparats as
may fuit perfons inclined to purchaie.-
For terms apply On the premiles to
HENRY M'CUE.
June II. aa'y
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-22
NEW. YORK, June 70.

NEW ONNj juno aye
The london papers received at the Of
Gre Of the MERCANTILE ADVERTISERS by
NE h;u Iohn from Liverpool are TO tbs
evening Of the ssh of May. They con
rain nothing of political or commercial
importance. The following are the prin-
opal articles
LONDON, May s.
We received this morning the Paris
upers TO the Sd inf. The Moniteur is
6lied with diicuGions, which, though
Sthey may be of much importance to
$ France, are ollit,le interea to this coun-
Euy. The Legislative Body has adopted
|the code Of public inRruaiOn by majo-
4 2slIto ~. An amneRy has been pro-
poled to be granted to all oelerters, ante
rior to the lift Floreal, year 10 March
| ri, 1907 The tribunate is occupied
with the diicuHion of the financial plans
propoied by the budget. The propoii-
tion for continuing the direct and indirect
contributions for the fervice of the prefent
year has been agreed to. 1t has alto been
proPoled to acceed to the efablilhment Of
the African Company.
We underAand that the deputation fens
over TO Paris by the planters of this coun-
Try intere&ed in the Colonies given back
to France, have experienced very polite
reception. Several points of detail, by
which their ftua;ion and the management
Oftheir property will be relieved from
comfortable Inconvenience have been
conceded to them but they have NOT
been encouraged to expect that they will
obtain any facilities inconii&ent with the
clOie iytem which France will adopt with
regard to her Colonies. Il it not fuppo.
led that they will be allowed in any man.
ner to lend their produce to the market
o. this country beyond the time ftipulated
by treaty.
Private intelligence from Paris fates.
that the French Government is occupied
with the fubjea of anavigation A6.-
Our leaders would fee in the important
maOileito from the Mercure de France in
IN our PAPER of yeherday, the obfervati-
On mat" the French and their Allies
VIII not fall into the fnare of 8 new Trea.
y Of Commerce, and they may one day
lase 1t their Act OF Navigation" Ii is
1pa'1emeiy probable, therefore, that the
french Government will adopt the moi.
vigorous meaiures TO .fecure their whole
sscreisn and Colonial Trade to ,heir own
hlPPiug.
he Court Of Vienna, have demanded
" TIE Porte a recOmpence for the dia-
a0Tas itoien from courier from that place
"1ocn"ln'inople, In January lsif.
Price Of fock this day at one O'Clock.
1 mons 70 ditto Account, 764 7s-om.
captain Cleark of the fcbooner lion
a0m santo Domingo, informs that the
sa.aa Coniul at that port had been; or.
S,. % repair TO Cape Francois, to know
s she'nef Gen. LIE CleEc would Acknowledge
,,,a u the capacity which he had hitherto
nv. and having learnt that Mr..
tsinss sss dlillnilied, he applied for and oh.
,vn ~so paiiport for America l. M.
Iilo, NI b ne would take his departure il Tie
iur,her ct ls'ievefance, captain CLARK {
St. Dom informs mat the French friga;es Of
ssfeIs. I - carrying in all Americsr
''i eargoes are fold By The Go.
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.,o,, Of Ulyge,, irnmortaIized by Ho-

, ..,Jou, of Ulyaes, ilhnortallzed by no
per'
!, native foil, is Ithaca the fair J.
lM%II. r Neri,us waves his woods I'D AMI
WnSis. Same, and Zacynthas crown.d
,ri,b 6ady mountains. tPread their HES a.
I0I IL, our lie, yet blell in fruitful flores,
Low ~ - her TONS. tho rocky are her ihores:
strons - or mons 70 lovely to my tight,
a A. ~ p ,be lands thar heav'n o'eriprsad with
light.
co6no Ulyaes when he difcoyered him
- - ,be Phoeneciars. Few paaages in
. ri or modern poetry more itrongly
; ,1 the clafic mind.
N" e There is an iland over againif Ar
lam, IN the wei of Ithaca, called Leucas,
ss,n 4 white rock fanding in il; this
~, ~ was famous in antiquity, becaufe To-
s YER, in deipair threw themielves from the
an Of it INFO the oeean; il was called the
LAYERS Leap" Quere-Has it ever been
frrouented in modern times
Ovid in his epiRles mentions this Leu
ca1iaO rock:
---o you that love in vain,
FIv bencc and feek the fair Leucadian main;
There aands rock, from whole impending
Aeep,
Apolo's fane furvey's the riGng deep;
There iinniure d lovers leaping from above.
fheir flames extipguifh. and forget to love.
80 IN. T. u. Adv.
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alerauDrla aoberttser.
Tuesday, JUNE II.

igESDA9, JUNE II.
On the 18th arrived at Baltimore, the
Aoop of war Courier, capt. Mountfort, a
French national fhip, from L'Orient,
which placefhe left on the 18th of April;
the commander arrived in Warrington On
Sunday lah.
We learn that the Object of this venel's
coming here was to aPprife admiral Villa
ret of his being appointed governor of
Martinique, with directions to repair to
Guadalupe and remain there till Marti-
nique fhould be furrendered.
The Courier brings no news from
France. Mar. In.
Thomas Jjgedsy5n, Prsfdest Of The Uuited
Statesof Amenca, To all 7vbom it may
eo1cefA:-
The Citizen SorIg, having produced
to me his commiilion, | do hereby recog-
niie him as CommiAary of Commercial
Relations Of the French Republic fog the
fate of Georgia, to reiide at Savannah,
and declare him free TO exercile fuch func-
tions, powers and privileges, as are allow
ed to fmilar agents of the mott favored
nations.
In TeRimoay qybereef I have caufed
thefe letters to be made patent and
the ieal of the United States to be
hereunto affixed.
GIVEN under my hand at she City
of Warrington, the fifteenth day
Of Jcne in the year of our Lord one
(L.s.) thouland eight hundred and two,
and of the Independence of the u
,nited States Of America the TWEEN
fy-fxth.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
By the PreGdent,
JAMES Ma OLSON,
Secretary efState.
Tbamas Je6Sy/m, Pyefdeut Of the United
States Of Amerca, To all 1vbom it nay
c0neeyn:-
The CirizenJ joseph MARIE LEQUI-
NO KRRBLAY, having produced to me his
commifion, l do hereby recognize him as
Commidary of Commercial Relations of
the French Republic for the fate of Rhode
I1and, to re1ide at Newport, and declare
him free to exercile fuch functions, powers
and privileges, as are allowed to hn!lar
agents of the mott favored nations.
In tel}imony 7Uberegf | have caufed
thefe letters to be made paten' and
the ieal of the United States TO be
hereunte affixed.
GIVEN under my hand at the City
of Warrington, the 18th day OF
June in the year Of our Lord one
,L.s.) thoufand eight hundred and two,
and Of the Independence of the u
nited States of America the twen-
ty-hxth.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
BY the PRECEDENT,
JAMES Madison,
Secretary of Star,
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PORT or ALEXANDRIA.

ARRIVED.
sloop DIANA, Allen, New York
Schr. Prefdent, Fairfax, Baltimore
Polly and Sally, Keith, do.
CLEARED.
Seil'r Sukey, Howes, Salem :
sloop Paragon, Dickerfon, ST. Vincents':
Polly, Tuzo, Martinique.
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BY the PRECEDENT,
JAMES MAD1soa,
Secretary If Star.

NO pesfon bows with more reverence
before the majeily of the people, than does
the writer of this. The will Of TIE Peo-
pie, eonititutionally expreded, IS, and |
hope ever will be, the Supreme law OF 'he
United States. But there is a kind OF 20
pular phrepzy which is more to.be dreaded
than the fword of a tyrant; and fpecics
of fawning adulation al the lhrine OF Po-
pu!arity, which is more TO be detpifed than
lervile cringing at the footaool Of royalty.
When Thrift for popularity 70 far gains
the aGcendency 10 free ard indeaendcnt
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vernment, and payment made in bills Oh
the Firit Conful. In the Lion came a
pafenger who is laid to be one of Tout
lint's Aides-de- Camp.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-13

MIR. THOMAS moved tht following rcloiu-
ton.
Reis|0fl, THAI c6fnt>ittec be appointed
'eto enquire into the expedieiicy of extinpilif.
irg Fhe claims of the United States for
& ccrt,jn balances, which by the conlrnifi,,,ners
"a2pointcj 10 fcttlc the accounts between The
g UnitedStatcs and the individual fate. verc
reported TO be due from fe9GraI OF the nates
TO the United States, and that the E,id con
"mittee have leave 70 report 81 biz, OF Other
wife"
Mr.. SAMUEL SMITH moved az, amend.
ment: I his cl1ojned that the refoIution
fhouid be referred TO committee of the
whole honic, inaead of felcct committee.
AS n'Any of OUT readers do not pertains
know what n cafnmitffr Of tie tpbohs 5saIc
means, ard rs We remember that, in DAYS .
yore, we Fave been nightly puzzled with
this enigmas IL may not be improper 10 ex-
plain rhe tern. aole Who underGand ibis
phfale already viii be kin5 enough to pardon
as.
The houfe, then, bound down l,y certain
rules in the form Of It's proceedings; ard an
obiervation Of them IS reqtihte for the fakeof
regularity IN conducting bufGefs. BUT &C
GATORS often happen wherein it becomes
Convenient 20 put Aide tbeic forms, and pro
coed H. 4 more deidtory manner. When this
IS the caie; the fpcaker noulinates member
10 fiji tic c!Isir, ard njugics with The rcR OF
the aHembiy. In this call he can fpsak, ifhe
plcafes, and as often as he 3j:afes FOR, in the
hoa(e itfelfhe mutt I've ilent, unlc6 as to mat
6rs Of form. Every other gentlemen ALTO
may fpeaS as often as he chules, whereas, in
the houIe itlelf, he can only fpcak once, unlefs
when he is permitted to FSpiain. Mr.. Hsr-
per5at one s5nc, so, up in The b1Rjc undcr
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Two claims had been made both for tilc
(afne amount, and the fame Description of fup4
plies, one on one fde, and ono on the other
Tide OF Redec river, ono in North, and tho
othcr III South CaroliI:a, and in one cafe feycn
fhiiiinss had been allowed, and in the Other
oniy }sspsres for The bufhel Of wheat.
The buiineis generally was entitled to
t1c attention Of conereis. It hal in fact, al
ready been ATTENDED TO at different times.
New York had extinsuiihed 100000 dollars
Of her balance, under certain proyiGens apz
Plicsi to hS. cafe. -
Gentlemen talk Of moral obligation to dif-
charge theft balances; but they 90 on the
prirciple That tbefs dtbf5 arg sfIdliibea. This
we deny, Wc1ay that in all-contraas there
are two parties; and that tbs Upited States
laying it IS debt, does not make itfo,
Mr.. HOLLAND itated, that the realon of
North Carolina being debtor fate was that
The mad Preier9edno vouchers of the operations
of her militia. He was indifferent whether
the lubje6f was taken up directly, or referred;
but he was convinced it ought 70 be examined
and elucidated Why hold ii up in the pre-
icnt itate1 Is il, that the general government
may gaina greater aicendency over the aates :
III BE- eosfiupex.
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this luhje6t was lately cirS ulsted in the pub
hcprints; and it would have been extremely
satisfactory, If the writer OF the piece had, st
the fame time, pointed cut tho confeirutionai
authority upon which coSsrefs held tbemicves
town Of Savanna was entirely dearoyed by a
conaagratiou. An application was made to
congrcis for relief; and this arrange idea was
warmly fupportcd by Mr.. Harper, by Mr..
Vans Murray, the late aulbaBador to France,
and large ninoTity* Of the Representatives,
twas anfwered that the town Of Lexington in
Virginia had recently been burnt; that the
inhaSita,lts Of this place, had an cquai title
70 conersfiona, bounty, with the lufferers at
savanna; that there would De 10 end 20 iuch
applications; and above all, that the coisftitu
ton gave no warrant for iueh mode OF cxS
pending federal mopey. The claim was, ac-
cordinglY Gait upon its back
This tranflttion applies exactly TO the
point before US. Pct Inc cafe thar repre-
tentative from Virginia ihsll applYto congrefs
for fifteen th6ufai,i dollars per arinuun 10 be
expended III the Establishment of free fchools
TO promote the education of white children,
whofc parents cannot afford to psyfor it.
The general government is at iea!t as much
intercffcd III 7beir civilization as in that OF
the Creek Indians. Vet this propoial would
infantry be fcouted as contamination of auds-
city. The civilization of the iavages is I'M
deed defrable object; and 70 Is that of the
Algerines. But it does not follow that the
people OF this country mutt pay for fuch things.
The fyadtag banlt5 .uifb Indians prcfcnt
another unconstitutional bubble, upon which
immenfe fums have been funk; and with
which congreis had no right to NEEDLE. 1t
was juft, for all the world, likethe hiitorv of
the Creicent frlgafe.which was privately built
at an eXPence OF near three hundred thoufand
dollars, and fant as prtient TO the Aleerines.
We felea theie inita1ices in preference, out
OF ten fccres, becaufe they do nor apply TO ANY
particular parry, either federal, or democratic.
he readers of sc The Recorder may ref
ailuScd ofreceiving much original Information,
and iomet;-nes information, which it IS not in
me compass OF any other 1Arnetican editor tc
turniih. Tie public are very we'll acquaint-
cd with the previous publications of the wri-
ter of this article. They may confide ir
/" I nc Recorders" irnpartiaiity. Ther viii
toon be convinced that this paper is not a tari,t
echo of its contemporaries, and that we ihai
not gorge Il with icurrilous INVOLVES againa
ether editorial competitors public notice
We ihall neither Calumniata nor hatter men ir
Office. We flaaIl neithee defarne nor worfhi5
men that are out of If. The public ihall fel
that, from whatever quarter impoiturc ant
jaliehood may come yet, that if they forc<
thefnfelVes nour way, it ihall be our anbi.
t.on to bait them with the lightning of truth
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Nort

I hTce ccmmfiioneTs bed been appointed
ey the old confederation congfcis TO fettIe the
baiahcsS that were n,dtoally due between con-
greis and iBd gidoal Rates The talk was &C
eomPliiiied in fuch manner as might have
peer expected Anhundred Albert GaIsatins
coa!d rot have d)ne tolerabie jufice to tbe
tableGs in the cousfe of a GENTRY
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NOTRl

NOTE
We have ieeh this expreIiioa fidiculed as
a bill 1t iecms proper enough.
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Their in the commons Of about sis acres.

The, in the commons Of about SIR acres.
Bath, or Warm Springs.
Two we'll iituatsd lots, OH one Of the
afInall building large enough 10 accom-.
nodate one family.
The terms Of fale will be made knowa
by application to either OF the fubfcri.
bers.
SAMUEL WssHlreros, cal3lpter eounty.
GEORGE S. w ASHlNcroN, Je6fylou, do.
WILLIAM A. WAsaINcToN, Weamer,
land, ao.
GEoRcE w. p. Cusr1s, Mouut Wq@ma.
tan, Fairfax, d..
BusHRoD WAsHINerGN, III. Vsyuev, aes
LAWRENCE LEWIS, Wood Lazyn, ds.
Aueuf 80. 2aw
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f O u N D
Valuable Property tor Sale

Valuable property Tor Dale
1.-THE little Falls Of Pot0mae
About three miles from George Town
and the City of Warrington, and ten
from Alexandria.
172 acres Of Land, UPON vhsch
are a dauellmg bogle and luadry ofber in
proVemeafs, /everal foue qaairies and G@
fands, aud.tsap vacaut mill /eats.
7vo und51Sded third parts Of 7
acres Of Land, upou (Which area merrbAat
mil, qvitb three pair Of French 6arr mill
foues and evey ueeeDar, compIete, far
manufacturing Jaoar 10 the bs'a adOantqge,
and with as l,ttle manual labor as49N6le;
a brse0ey ana. djqiller, a grau0r, a
maler's boHie, bysquer's houje, coober's
Aep, &c. and a paeant mil /eaf.
Tao undivided third parts Of
200 acres Of land, adjomiag tie 7 acres
and III acres Aforementioned, ntou qvbic6
here are frvoral .f0ne 9aarries and Js6
Ranas.
The 9urehajsr ofthe abovs Pro-
fsry, qUM haze an alignment Of a leGlt
f0rfbe otbey sadiviaed third part, etr40bir6
there qoHl be s years 10 come fran tbe fge
aay Of September next.
The Fone on the alone l0''ds IS
e7ual IL goodusGto any, and Jnteri0r to
m0 fouadation fine on The rUer--VsE
els ct any Jurtbeu that can go 10 George
Ioquu, can 60 up to the mil and -hoae
qHarrirs.
my peyfor ar beylous, 40bo my inelixe
to bure6ale, will otr eoaye vieqv the pre-
mjlfs, therefore it IS aot tbongbt neeeDay
to De mare particular.
Far terms apply to Gen. U,iab ForrsR,
at Georgs- o7Un, orto
PHILIP r. FENDALL,
Alexandria.
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a STRAY HEIFER.

~ AME to the Sutlcriher's place, near
Z 4 Alexandria, flnall Heller aftray,
about two years old laf Spring, with no
perceiiyable brand or mask, other than
aslh marks. The abovearay hasa white
feet. and white face with black itars
ropnd her eyes. .She.is white underneath
,be belly, with long buihy white tail
dark brown on the back, appralled to &c
dollars. The owner is dehfed TO come,
move property, pay charges and take he
away. an,,n., ,r1NcoN
Dec.ssa4. saw5f+
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ADVER TISEMENT.
THE. SUBSCRIBER does.

THE SUBSCRIBER does.
in explicit terms, forbid all perlons from
hunting or fowling on his land. BeGdes
depriving him of the advantages which
are 10 be derived from this fource, his
fences (which are erected at Comfortable
expence) are thrown down, his palures
made common, and continual depreda-
lions made on bis ileep and hogs.
1t would be painful to profecute any
perfon for treipafs Of this kind; but after
this public notice, he is determined to pro-
coed with the utmof rigor ,againa any
one who, in violation thereof, ihall invade
his property.
Woodlawn, Dec. 3. Iaw4w
Pysnl,1lg IN all ats varssty exc
cuted at this office.
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N o L / { +.

THE SUBSCRIBERS ans
MEMBERS of The MUTUAL ASSuR.
ANCE SOCIETY again9 FIRE oe
BUILDINGS in the tate of Virginia, arc
hereby requeled 70 attend their annual
General Meesihg, 10 be held at the Capitol
in the city Of Richmond, on Monday the
third of January next.
Thole who do not. attend in perlon o.
by proxy, will be repreaated by the men,
bers OF tie fate Legislature, reprelenting
their reflective counties or diitritts.
W.T.. Asst,
Principal Agent M. A. S.
Richmond, Nov. 18th, 1902.
WITH great fatisfattloa I can inform
the public at large and the members of this
necefary, uletul and phiiantilropic fociety
in particular, that it is in aourilhipg ii.
tuation i. increafcs rapidly. Since the
hfa Of January Taft it has augmented fer
upwards offoostcen hundred rhoufand dol
lars 70 that there are actually declared
for, FIVE millions four hundred and forty
FIVE thonfand dollars in real properly for
by infnring houies they become real pro-
perty, which otherwiie they are not.
The loGes paid during this year amount
TO 1902 dollars, 4, cents then when the
lois is divided among the aforefaid fum,'
each hundred dollars has only to contribute
one and three quarter cents and if the
enormous lois OF one hundred thouiand
dollars was to happen, which never has
been the cafe yet, il Will only be eleven
fhillings for each hundred dollars. Who
would not contribute that 10 aid 70 many
unfortunate fellow citizens to rebuild theis
houfes ]! And the more 10, when by that
contribution, they inlare at the fame time
their own property.
AS the iniurance increalps e fat we
come daily higher to that deGrable end 10
a General iniurance WHEN as we have
believe upwards OF four hundred thouiand
houles in this fare, the contribution if ge-
neral would hardly be more than Ten cents
for each houie Per AMIN; when, fog each
hoaie ten cents are contributed, il woail
in the fate raife lum from forty to fifty
thouiand dollars, wsich will pay on AZ
average for about ere hundred houfes. Is
is swell known that never 10 many buyne-
very year; | believe they do not average
thirty houfss per annum.
As the fate Legislature meets on the 9th
ofnexr month, tho:e who with to pay
their premiums may have good oPportu-
nifty to fend their money to the Gather
General, to whom the money mutt be paid
and no body cIie.
W. F. Asst.
y
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pOSTPONEMENT.

ME Houie and Lot on King near
4 Columbus itreet, adyertifed by the
Subscribers for lsle this day, is pofPoned
till Friday next, the SIN infant.
ICHN & THOS. VOWEL.
Dec. IA. dds
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ADVERTISEMENT.
TO BE SOLD,

TO BE SOLD,
lit the late D7velting Hare Of WIliam
Richards, deeealsd, at Wsf-E1d, on
Friday the a4tb mRanf, on FIX moatbs
credit, The Pareb9jsr gfyigg Band ana
a2preved Sseany,
ALL THE STOCK OF
Horles, Cattle & Houfehold
GOODS, of the faid deceafed.
CALEB RICHARDS, 0dmmjfrat0r,
ELIZABETH ZIMMERMAN.
.4dmmj4ratrix.
Dec. II. Iaw3tt
DNEp TISE MFMT
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iDubllr llgnDue.

By virtue GA Deed Of Tint TO
The Subieyi6ers, pciA BEL Sld, on The 3la
day Of This pyslfnt noutb, at 3 a'Gtoek,
P. NJ. on the Permits,
The FRAME HOUSE fltuated
on King ftreet, near the corner OF Column
bus ireet, at prefent occupied by John and
Samuel Lizard, iubjea to ground rent OF
c. 20 per annum. Terms OF payment
Cath.
JOHN & THoS. VOWEL.
Dec. III. dor
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Has j4e refef0ed,
"A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
7suvslry, plated, 7apaued . fancy
GOODS, of a Juperisr qaality, and Of
The 0erveR Patfer0s,
CONSISTING OF
Cold LocketS, Rings, Ear
Riggs, Bracelets, Watch Keys, Seals; pearl
! Rings, Bracelers, &c. plated Urns, Tea
Pots, Gators, Candleficks, &c. Japaned
Tins; Tea Trays and Bread Bakers
pilt Necklaces, Breaches, Bracelets, Watch
KEYS, Seals, Chains, sc. Knives & FORKS,
Penknives, Razors, Scilars; Paints IN
boxes; marking Types in boxes complete
Snuff Boxes; plated & feel Spurs; gold
and FLYER Epauletts; Lace Cord, Thread,
SpaneIes, Purls, flver Thimbles, Tooth
Picks & Pencil Cafes, with a number OF
other articles.
He has alBo for Sale,
Watchmakers Materials, ana
gilt and common Watch Keys, BY the
dozen, and Crucibles.
He manufactures, as ufual, all kinds OF
Gold and Silver Work, to any pattern.
Nov. "a. o13eso e.l--
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13
FRoM THE CHRONICLE.

EVERY man who teels the fmalleA iutereit
10 the happinefs or profperity Of HE Country.
his family, or Of himielf, or who is well-wiih-
e. for the hsppiaeis Of poaerisy. viii come for
ward az this momcntous period. when Republic
csnifm and Republicans arc openly and boldly
ridiculed and traduced, and the fira Cfhcen OF
our Federal Government unces6ngly caiomnia-
ted when Ebsrssiss Of the States is openly
encouraged in direts oppodtion 60 the fensi-
mens contained 10 the folemo farewell addrefs OF
the immortal WAsHINcroN, and by his vois
make evident that thofe foul afPerfons proceed
from finall party, inimicai to the be& intefeas
Of New Enslsnd. Ii has nov become the rtli-
gious duty Of every good man. to do all IN hi.
2owcr to preSue our Republican iyaem OF
government. ssd to defeat the Alarming and ev-
e. TO be dreaded plan Of its enimies. TO xsfsy'
fbs Usis~.-By choo6ng Republicans 70 exsreils
on Executive spd LeU1asive footsions, our
STATE viii harnonizs With the Sosthen Ssssss--
the friends Of ssiAocracy win eeais to BE- tros-