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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-16
Sal Making.

THE (ubfcrihers having entered into partner
L ihip. Under the firm of
Spooner and Dunham,
hereby inform the Public, that they carry on the
Sail Msking baGnef.. in its various branches,
at their Sail Loft, the wharf Of rhe late Gen.
Jchn MaIbone. at the South part of the town.
fhofe who may favor them with their cufom,
may depend or pouttoaiity and dilpatch. All
iavos will be gracefully acknowledged. by
WING SPOONER, I'd.
CHARLESC c. DUNHAM.
Newport, April 8. 1904. 7otf
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To be Sold by
ShsNeM Attwood,

"A IT 11f1TN tVkk'd dus Gay q oURaFs
i 20 hogfheAds good re,ailiog MoIaaes.
$50 Barreb Herring.
AKA -dJ6--
Forty Acres of good Land four miles diaart
from this town, Shich is we'll watered, and veil
wallet,
Sundry Dwelling Houies. ftua.e in diff
ferent part, OF the town.
He carries on the BAKING BuGnefs az
oiua! and can turnih any quantity Of Caoin
Bread on fhort notice.
He hasa Ms'Ss Boat Of IS feet on hand
and will furnlih others of any dimcn6on. on
the ihorteR notice.
Newporf. JxL, "a, ISo.. OFF
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70 Let,

A very commodiouS STORE, on
Bsny'r,'' Wharf, elisened a, good aand tor
buhneis as any in Newpor.---F,r further pay.
sicu)ars, enquire at The Office of the Rhode.
lland Republican,.
Sepnmbe, is, 1904. cliff
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l. u M B E r.

THE hbjtri5e, bavi.g ssnysd is,0 Cepayf-
4 srs6ip, sndt, fks yd,m q Sheldon g. Rusgle..
spsuia ,slpsafsik inform RE br6he. that rbey
bdOe ,ak<n Wnsbams rvba,f. nssi )osibrUayd II
Col Sbn6sr~e',. spbe,s ,by bare for /aie on
rre,osebk .r~,. q complete 9l'onmraf .f Eadsrn
osl o'be, LHmbsr -,ts.b as ~,,eba1s bis fi~e
Beard, 81 Plank. clear Beard clear Js,a--msr-
ebAnfabls tus DE-, Jgsa~ Oak-TmJsr. p;~e Do.
Lp,see Do. Oak Jog. Hemissk. do. Jp,See Do.
Bi.cb and Beech NIB P'asi fa, bsJssads rad
Sar, Iorxa ard qebar eeaa, Psfs, .fov garden
fsnees /; Ceda, q Pine Ci~ebsa,d good ksnne-
leek and ~bsy Amete, a.d baibi, Se. -Lsm5sr
efaxy dimtghen or kisd cas- Be procured fran i5e
Eefsys eessi,y Gf.1a,f sof,ce.
They silo have for Sale,
S.India RIM BY fbe Heg@sad or Barrel /;
Nerc- Essiasd dc. y,g~rby ib< Hsey/1ead sr Bsa ;
MsisDu BY sbe HsgjSsad; /; Cadese yaN .ESss D.
abe esOf. Or J~aller fSansny; Nah ef ell Esc ;
Pnfk, Ia, asd 7srpsnnnr. aSe s't.
DANIEL SHELDON,
BENZ AMIN RUGGLES.
Newport, May. IS, 1901. off
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.1ohn MoMer & COMPANY,

John Mghsr & Company,
INFORMS the Public. tha, they have pur.
l chaied the Trading Stock Of 7b0ma, Greea,
and coniinue the bu,inels 10 the fame Store.
Said MgtGer & Ca. would ALTO inform the
Public. that they have reduced iheprices OF laid
Stock TO very low rates, and have jua received
a very hsndfome fapply OF freih
Spring Goods
Which. in addition to the old Stock, makes the
Aaormeu, comPie'e--aIi which they are deter.
mined 10 fell
VERr CHEAP For CASH. :
The fins'lea fayon will b. moa gratefully
acknowledged.
Or All thofe indebted to THOMAS GREEN,
on Note or Book account, are detired 10 make
payment 50 faid MosasR, & Co. who arc en-
powered TO iet,le the fame.
Newport. May 40, isos. Soft
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08

be lad unleis proportion to the Genius or enrnerz.
ton herein before directed to be taken No tax or
duty iha be laid on articles exported from aRy Gate
NO preference fha be given, by any regulation Of
commerce or revenue, tie ports Of one tare over
thoie uf another No tide Uf nobility hal be granted
by the United States"
Noiwithfanding thefe conRituticnal prohibitions.
iaPpofe majority Of the houfes and the Prefdent
pals fuch laws. c4pitation tax thea may be laid
and mul be enforced its coiecton.-The honorable
never fayss the legiAaturc flaI decide fuprenely
caPtaton then may be laid, and nut be enforced
in violation OF the confntisn. Is this the kate 10
wh ch we come +? If this doctrine be fuRained is
there any poiible mode of avoiding this concluion
The moment the Leg fature determine they are lu
preme, they become TO-
faw the end 70 which the arguments Of fgen;Iemen
went would not throw it out 10 the people. But
begged them paule and Gder before they aefed
Before they virtually produced fyfem of confodR-
ted government. If thels prohibtory regulations arc
gone where is the fafety of the States!
When it found abfoIutely necehary to enlarge
the powers Of the general government it faid it
dangerous confer thers ei they mig ght lvzlow
up The liberties of the country and when abroad in
the public iervice, Iel; degree of pain at iome
things that took place home, lelt too much power
fhould be conferred upon the general government.
Why knew that il theGe States were confolidated
under government, could no longer remain re-
public Attached to republican government as the
beit, having had opportunity to compare it with
other fyfisms, wilhed 1t to remain invioate knew
that if the States were once detroyed the government
would foon become, not mild monarcy but delpo-
tim.
Il may be faid the courts arc bound by an oath to
lnppUrt the contribution. But when il is once elabh-
ed that you the contutional interpreters of the
laws, they mua be bound by your conftruGfions.
Mr.. Morris concluded by oblervng that in periods
Of peace the Rate governments deemed mon pre-
cious bur that when war came, and fsreien danger
threatened, the national government would be cung
to; and from thar moment, if the eonfru9on
contended for prevailed the national government would
be fupreme. He therefore, called upon every gentle
man ia hat body fay, whether he ready place
the fates the feet Of the general government. For
his part he entered bis protea agAinit il.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08

/ He can take thouEanis of dollars Ia advance
frem the trealury, Parehafe paper at Whining
ton and fcnd il 20 the City and there receive
toa- fb0yfard dollars for what cot but f5rest5ou
frnd. He can charge nine dollars per ream
for paper, when Others would be glad 70 fell
the fame for FIVE. Can we doubt the Secreta
ry's Willingness to reward him thus to give
away the public money thus indirectly J And
give it to fuch being, when the old folder. the
brave officer, who ran to the field Of daughter
and laughed at death, to gain our independence,
is by this very Secretary doomed to dig, or beg,
or harve. Great God, that flch characters too
fhouid be conGdered patriots, and inltead of
being thruR into fcorn and contempt, Ghould be
fuHered TO burf open the doors of honor and
confidence.
By the inGnuations and falfehoods of fuch
wretches how many are deceived. Another
caufe-Men who have no patriotifra, who
with to ride on the necks Of the people, though
they would fee their kead, as Nero fAid, if lhev
had but one, quite cut off at one blow, are con
tinually bawling about their dear love for the
dear people; continually aAuring them that
thoft who are their bet friends, are forgiag
chains for them, are ftriving to introduce ROY
atty, nobility &c, to fet themC.lves above them.
lhe!e lcandAlous tales have had much influence
nor does the farce yet eeafe. We even vet hear
IN congrefs pfeudo patriots AMI pieade orators
tarcicallY attempting 70 have it believed that
their political opponents are foyaliHs, with as
much owl like gravity as if they believed what
they laid. IF the time ever ihould come. and
OF late there are fsme iymptoms of its arrival
when the people fh4li Judge nen BY their qf7ion5
lnitead Of their empty Profefions,an noify de
clamations then hould we fee turbulent pat
riot', fome ltanding uncovered, and moR re-
turning whence they came, to hewing wood
and drawing water" And the time IS 4fIured
~ nigh, wlier ether the good fenf. the beo-
pie viii return with the opening Of their ewes,
and their ED friend, be returned to feats of con
tidence and refped or when fome daring
Bonaparte will crulh the minor patriots, and
from pure love Of the people condefcend TO be
their lord ard matter. The prelenr Gate Of
things cannot long cootinue. The criGs is a,
hand. Thoie who have favored heretofore The
Preient goverumen, have been in fufpence, their
Tears besin 10 encreale, they have f:en the conai-
tuition already ftverely wounded. They now Zee
mott audacious attempt 70 Cab It's very vitals.
They fee an attempt made to ufe judiciary as
glove to the legjlAture to be put on or pul
led Of at pleafure. Whether this lalt mott
daring attempt be effe6ted or not, the people
at large know motives, undeRand TIE vihes.
the murderous wlhes Of thofe who hate the
conlitution. They vii it practicable, conRi
tutionally and peAceably efFea change in
men AMI meafures, if pr 'voked If compelled by
democratic outragas, heaven defend US from the
calamities that will arteded the aruggle to up
hold our contribution, preierve our laws our
liberties aud republican government.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08
From tn: PoughkeePfe Journal.
FARMEPS ATTEND I

FARMERS ATTEND
Mr.. Ie6eriou and his ahJciates, claim the
title of Frieads The People, and by abulng and
miirePreien'ing the patriots who competed our
late admin frstion, and their meslures have
iuccesded 10 rob them Of our confidence, and
TO place thenlelves in their ftatons. Taking
advantage of our preiuGices, among other de-
cePtions, they have taught us TO believe the
HamP act, and the excite upon whifky, and
carriage tax, opprefive and unjuG taxes, and,
Is blefiing and favor, propole to rePsal them.
Now let us for few minutes candidly examine
this matter, and we ihall fee how far we fhall
be benefited by this repeal ALI the money
which is faiied for the fuPport Of government,
the payment Of the public debts, and the na.
tioRal defence, atiles from duties on goods in.
ported and theie internal taxes Of imported
goods, iat pays 70 cents per buihel bohea tea,
II cents per PouRd brown fugar, Il cents
per pound lowet proof rum, as cents per
gallon molahes, 5 cents per gallon iherry
vine, 40 GEMS per gallon ironmongery and
hardware, cotton, lincen and wollen goods
earthen ware, gafs, and china, IS cents on ev
cry dollars worth all articles Of greater lax
ury, fuch as foe teas, high priced vines, plated
ware, SC. sc. pay much more-but Of thele we
ule none, and with to confne ryielf 70 fuch
articles as we cannot, or at Leaf from our hab
its we do not, do without. Now fuppoie far
mer with lmall family of FIVE or fix 10 conlume
in year
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08

we who have good Wagons need none !. =.
OF whiikey, 'hofe who can get good f1;r;.. 900
not drink ir.-In reality, this tax was ,bolo 70
~ 70 canie our fellow citizens Of tbe ~a6ns weaI
country, 70 contribute very lnaIl fam i c'sln sl
public burtheRs As tits, il does not - our
to one quarter part of what we pay upon fn,:..
and # It is repealed they will hardly nav ''s'
thing at all.-The famp tax, therefor any
that upon carriages, and the excite upon refa.I
iugar, fall almof excluGvely upon the ,,a.u ns1
chants' the inhabitants of great towns. and =.
;i iIeh and The :Hse on whiGky falls very lghtly
try. Yet thele taxes yield as much 4 r. Luu' L'i
dred and fifty thoufand dollars wear a1 1alir 4
they are repealed, fuch taxes as you and r.a /"
mutt be continued 70 much the longer. or rs5' p.,
haps ncre4fed. psf
From (ac6 t'iends, and JaeL trisadf5iiB, y,,dI.,J
df'tV'r "5' "A FARMER
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08
BALTIMORE, FEB. H.

BALTIMORE, FEB IL
On Thufday laughabIe piece OF vlllaaT iaF
was dilcovered in Baltimore. a Perion ioos''s
at The houf- Of Mr.. Joiiah Slovenian neaF =, nls
ket arest bridge, made GIe to him Of hSfl
well dreiTed mula;to boy, who was found . =
an active and expeditions water. Da -,
iuddeu, both the fervant and The feller oneP
pearej. MI. 5. puriasd and oyertook. them i
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08

Fiecce il is clear, that he will pay fix dollars
and teventy two cents year in taxes if he
ules lefs h. will pay lels. if more, 70 much the
more; every man, therefore, may make cal
culation for him(elf. and it is hoped he will do
70, and then ak himlelf how much year he
pays for ltamPt paper : how much for plea
lure-carriages and how much for whiky :
For itamPs he feldom has occalion, and in truth
he merchants and dealers in money pay the
greater part Of this tar as to
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08
f5eHate of tbe GlHiteo States.
FtBRUARY 8.
DEBATE ON THE JUDICIARY SYSTEM.

Las we entered the Senate Chamber at late hour,
we ihal attempt give the peeches in Guccef-
non This s the ies neceIAry from the great length
which the debate has becn already detailed. But
the following peeches have thought it import
publiih, they preftEt views in fome meafurc
new, aud tainly deeply intereiting (Isfegeneey
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-03
MELANCHOLY.

The fehr. Nympil, captain Cor!et, Ia
dsn with -four and corn, having been cut
-four days from Philadelphia, bound to
CharleGon IS. c. ran aground off Cape
Lock Out ihoals, on Friday night, II
O'Clock, 10Th inf. wind n. by &. After
having biiged. for about halt an hour, Che
went 70 pieces; The -four and corn having
been previcuily wa!hed over board. The
capai1 and crew had Cut awsy her MAN.
maj, ii The fall ofwhich, great part OF the
larboard ide of the deck was carried alorg
with ii, ard the boat entirely loft. The
crew, eonGfting Of S ipsnumber, and one
pahorger, every fouI.ak hon, except our
informant, John KellyKa young Engliih-
man, is iaid 10 have psrifled. The CAP
tain hstook hinhlt 10 q piece of the mait,
and The ref 10 ffars, &c. Kelly hung &c
the main wreck, and so; off nearly an
hour after The rei4; during this inc he
was endeavoring TO procure iome Part moi5
Likely 70 effect his eicape. AT lae he
committed himfelf to the pillows, on what
is called the trunk of the yenel. He PAT.
fed all his fellow fuferers but the COX,
who did not get through the brskers-
when he had gotten by the captain fome
d;Rance, he locked back and waved his
hat, which was anfwered only by lhake
Of the head be never faw one Of them
after. Floating on, and often oyerwhel-
med by the bl4kers, for two days and a
night, he came, at length, to within two
miles of the ihore, when, the wind fhifte
ing, he was driven oct to Tea about fix
miles. ] hes waited at the mercy ofthe
waves, he was difcovered about mile eff,
By captain Dudley, of the fchr. Hannah,
frosa Beaufort, IN. CO. who humanely put
abeut, and was fortunate enough to
fna,ch.this haplefs victim from watery
grave.
Capt. Dudley arrived fafely here laf
evening he informed that leveral hours
before he came up with Keily, he faw -four
floating on the water, as well as trunk.
IN which there was nothing but lock-
ing glafs-he did not tarry to take them
In.
The 'Nymph was owned, we are In
formed, partly by capt. C. and partly BY
Mr.. Sreyen!on, of ChaIlefon.
Ameuran.
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rs,yo9 5f a 4eftsr fran an -4rTerfcaa cap
800, at & Pc F,ascois TO his sroaer IL
ms,5Igbsua, dated april 2, 1902.
A,Ief recapitnlaling the urjrR treat
..o, me Americans receive tom the
E Fem government ard relating the dfeaa-
III conaaeraiion OF the Cape, ne proceeds,
I" I, general The blacks make vigorous
,.sfepse, aud the French have NOT as YET
besn able 10 drive them four miles iFom
the Cape. The country preienIs grand
but.awlul appearance; whole plantations
Of iugar cane are on FIRE ar once, The
blacks deitroy all property as they retreat.
Their, nun bers ! am nor able 10 inform
YOU. Gen. ChnAophe commands IN this
reighbolhocd, and 1t is fuppcied he IS iu
uerlcr IN force TO lie Clerk. They have
been sighting consanily fer As hours pait;
and the Erel.eh gain 70 mole III the tore
part Of the day thar they loie in the
after part for they are obiigeo 70 retreat
10 their imssnckmorts IN the night. The
blacks are 70 wei acquainted with the
country, that they have got all The mott
advantageous potts, and have repeatedly
attacked the FIerch with fucctls; cnce 10
particular, in fight fthe town, tie French.
tIcops were obliged to let them remain
matters u The field of action. ! believe
the French frd betlei match here tlan
shsy did on the Fhine. General 'iouilalnt
iasJ7roya rsvsr 70 iheath his iwo1d until
he has freed again the iiland from French
nrr. is luppofed thar he his in The
while Sc, eco men In arms in the whole
iland they are faid 10 be as well diiei-
plined lIdePs as any in Euiope, ard thy
will three rorths herce Ue woIth three
times their naa8el IF Europeans. The
French haze gor leven years job, a
and it is chance if they conquer them
in that time
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-03
PUBLIC SENTIMENT.

If the Jacobin had any reflect for the
opinion of the peoPle-and they pretend
the meanea feryility TO it--one might;
urge at this time, more however TO con-
tsaud than eou0mee them that" THF
PEoPLs" are not of their party. They
exulsed year ago at the ebangs # fbt
3ubEe Pertinent = The types of the Cbro-
u.ehe grew dull in Dragging of the won
dcEiul ipreading Of Jr6syloajlm. The
FARMER" ieemsdso be laying the table
cloth Tor the feaff Of fat things and tru-
" fera country I" .Farmey" 5000 dolls.
year falary is rather fat. He promifed
MS Mqfsr the fpeedy overthrow of the
clergy and The federal;As the election
of Gen. WHITING and MIR. GERRY and
the downfall Of /" the opulent' and
was going on pot hate TO ranfom liberty
a lecond time OUT ofiuch hands
Palladium.
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publte SALE.

To-moyr01v, atIo 0'eleek, qvN he /ola at
the Veaaae Stare, in addition t0tbe ar
Helss aireaay advertyrd,
Trunk Callcoes and Chintzes.
Trunk of fhawls.
do. Muffin and Muffin Handkerchefs
Icsfe Of Knives and Forks, pocker
knives, &c.
A quantity Of Tea Trays, walters, &c.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
May 8, 1907. Heaaxe Meter.
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81. : favor Of the two candidates viii
vo,es y d;4srence between the lat and the
rs wear Of nea.ly twelve shoulaad 10
P Ps,o Ms. Strong. Il is not dithsuls
80 conn, for this revelation IN Pfiae'-
= EAgerisnce IS AWAY mere powef-
Z nan argument in convincing tue people
- - ,ee,r teae in,ereit. May oi tlloie " no
9 80, : Sons,t in tnelr views. tho m.ftaken
',-,s.;r op.nion Of The character ana de-
- w.. 80 ne new admniitlstion. and lis en-
Us, Sc sahesea.s, IRON The late nlea-
r.. re-. q cor national administration, are
-. : n . ,acel and covered.
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VALUABLE SPECIFIC.

A perfon by the name OF Valentine
Ketiesing, who row iides 10 Pennfylya-
ma, has difeloied TO the Legislature Of
thas fate medicine which he ays has
been found unqueeionably eficacious in
caring the bite of mad dog, either in
man or beat, and that i, has been uied
by him aud his anceeors ago years.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-03
Il IS .muhng to obfsrve what anxiety

tits sn,nfng to cbierve what anxiety
the miniferial can;ers on economy evince
in psrfuadirg the people to give ear 10
lheir dstties about PRHsIDENTIAL saw
Iscs. Two members OF congreis IN q
catalogue of equally well grounded items,
IL elsssioneerng letters addrs6ed 70 their
coni3itrsnts, have had the mcdeity toiet
down the iaeyings insthe mint Establishment
alone al 10000 dollars per annum. But,
beheld not accent Of this huge fun will De
iauea-thc efasliihnent is 10 be continued
nader rhe perlent economical adminiara-
zion, and whether at as little expence as
heretofore, let future aatements determine.
I,is a poor.cauie which mufibe defended by
iach champions, and BY iulh arguments.
Lei this be eriterion whereby to judge Of
the reit Of their uauntings. Was it by
fueh Ia1ings as theie, On paper only, that
Warrington and Adams fayed tie country
Lei facts, tie belt eulogy Of thoie tras.
'oconomiiss, ipeak.
{Palt. Fed. Gaz.)
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HARTFORD. April IS.

On the 10th infant the Mee,ing-houf
in the NcIlh fociety in EaH Wirdior, Wa;
confirmed by y.dently the rsiult OF
aeGsn.
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The followingis the report Of tie com-
mittee appointed by the Legislature 10 hear
Mr.. Kettering's communications on the
labjeA:
g He ufes the Herb called Red Chick
weed, which, when ripe, or IN full bloom,
he gathers, and dries in the fnade, reduces
il 10 a Powder, and gives fmall table
Spoonful at ore time, 10 a grown Perion,
in beer or water, in weight one drachm
ard one icruple fer a Child, an equal
doie but given at three different times, or
it may be eaten on bread with butter, ho-
ney or molaaes, as the perlon chootes:
For a Beat, a large fpoonful II by
weight, two drachms and one tcruple.
When uled green for Beat, cut the
Herb fine, md mix with bran, &c.
When givea TO Swine, mix the powdered
Iierb with neal of any kind ldose as a
boye) in little balls.
:" He adures US he has given il to per-
ons many weeks after they were bitten,
never gives mere than Jingle doie, IN
lefsto Children, as above. He further
iays, ii is an excellent cure for cuts and
wounds, On the human body.
I" When green, malh it, drop of the
Juice into The wcuId, md bind the Herb
% mafhed, on. Ani thai the proper time to
low the feed, is about the beginning OF
April, and fhould be iewn thin.
g He alto informs Us, thar he is now
feyenty- five years old; was born in Ger
many, and came from. thence, with his
Parents, to Pennsylvania, when eleven
years ofase; that his Mother brought the
Seeds Of the Herb amongG her Garden
Seeds: That he las rreientcd to your
committee, to! the uie Of The members a
quantity of the Herb and Seed and fays
he will give of the feed TO others, who
will pleaie 10 call on him Tor that purrole.
g They ALTO learn, from the Reverend
Henry Muhlenburg, that it is an annual
Plant, known in Switzerland and Ser
many, by the name of Gauchheil, Rother
Meyer, or Rother Heinerdarm; in Eng
land, red Pimpernel, By Boanias, as he
IS informed, Anagaliis Phcenicea. Thar
il lhould be gathered IN June, when in
full blofom. In Germany, he under
fands, the ufual dofe was thirty grains
Of the powder, taken four times day,
ard continued one week, in fEla,ler doies !;
the ound waihed with decottion Of the
herb, and fome of the powder frewed in
it. That the plant is cultivated in many
gardens and grows near Baltimore and
Havre de Grace, fpontanecuAy in great
plenty"
Balance
a difpute-lately took place in Paris be-
tween military man and an apolhecary.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-03
NOTICE.

On the 18th day of June next,
I fhall leave this place for kentucky, and
will undertake 10 traniae any butineis in
that fate, or in the Territory North
Wet of the River Ohio. ! fhall reGde
in the town of Wilmington, and pratfice
law in the feveral courts held there, in the
hyperion courts for the faid fate ard in
the fupeflor courts for the fad territory,
which are held at Cincinnati.
After my departure, my father, Gloon
Moore, will forward any papers which
may be left with him.
HENRY MOORE.
Ahexandria, CeLxmbia,
AbrI 30, 1909. 2swIctbI
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-03

A diiputelately took place in Paris be-
tween military man and an apolhecary.
The folder infted upon {atisfaetion from
his adverfary, and appointed a meeting
next morning in the Bots de Boulogne.
The,next morning the apothecary waited
upon his antagoniit before the hou. ap-
pointed, and faid TO him with great cool
nets. /" You are military, I am me-
dical man you underaand the u!e of the
fword and spifol / am only acquainted
with drugs. You are the challenger,
therefore have right to choofe my wea-
pom. Here are two pills; one is potion
ed, the other is not. Do you ohoole one
and fwallow it, and / will iwallow the O.
Their" The officer laughed very heartily
at this proportion, and they "a. down to
breakfaR very good friends.
lion. pap.J