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The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-14

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this previous murder.
ABoUT ten DAYS ago, We got forre news
papers from the editor of the Aurora. He
requefed an exchange. We have, according
iy fent him the two laft numbers of the Re
corder; and, as he tends us three papers per
week, the exchange is in point of bulk, much
IN our. favor.
he Aurora of July l. has commenced a
violent attack upon the Recorder, We do
NOT know preciieiy the reaton of this, unleis
II be that we, fome time ago, gave rebuff to
Duane's friend, and ahociate, MIR. Cheethan,
me aHVeTf3c@ breaker up Of letters. The
one itcie and broke up letters. The other
printed theni, knowing that they were Holen.
we tad that, IN England, Cheeshan would.
for his ihare of the bnfineE, infallihly have
SWUNG. Perhaps MIR. Duane thouoht ,b,+
ms ceniurc might, in fome meafilre. he a,,-
Piled to himlclf He was probable IN fbc
tight. His inve6tives sgainit the Reeordcr
II they operate at all, NUT be more l;,cl, ~
ierve than iniure il. And TIL we have t;mr
and patience TO give him irefIing. he is ~,
frcmeiy welcome TO rail and falfify, as nn,.h
and as fait as he. pleafes.
THE quarterly fabrics are ;,R d,,o
There is not money in Ere trcatnTv 20 nav
them. Claims on the tfeafurv are f.lline At
G eaHlaero5lt dittouns, The 5o,ooo dollars
collected Tome time paf by the deputy Tberifs
For the tax on merchants, are retained in fbcir
hands; ufuryis going on at FIVE per cent, per
month. Are f6sfs things lies
I'm the three laf numbers of this nar.- ,ya
TOOK tome notice OF the fabricat;ons Of the
NoEf'S HsrGld about rifines Of t,e ne
gIoes We alto advcreed to the lubicoucrt
i.ubbiib that has been heaped upon this BATS
by torgeries AT New York. Theft vile
fables are now running through al tbe.
newspapers from fate TO fate
IN MS Herald of July the 9th, Willet fepyints
from a North Carolina newspaper, tlic two
following letters. Behold in them, tb,,
dimtnutiYe egg from which this Crocodile
Of taiie intelligence had been hatched The
public begins TO be tired of our fn3i9 lc;nS
s*traffs Of letters frem 81 Doningo. which
w EhsTEk and DunNg hammer out bv
the dozen. The inyafion of Turksv :
alto becoming tale; and you know Inch.
EDITORS as thefc nuR have joaaes6ine Won
defful 70 tell you.l
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-14
pETERSRnEC Tuh .
Jul Nu'nOIS iCrV1rt,
THOMAS WYNN 2

III following anccd0te has been related
70 os.--A fbort time ago 2 report vas n cir
cui-sion in the town Of Wilton. = (. L,+
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-14
PPILNnELPHl I'll

tapt. Doge, gff6e big Hiram, o,riyea
on f,'id4y, at The Lasarefio, fran GIG
Galoabs, 6a5 tarS1tosd tie Eaitgr offbe
PotAade1pb:a Castle uTtb f5c falloeyfng
Egf6rmatiozr Q
Z" fuppoft You havc already heard Of
the tare of Guadaloppe, The blacks
have burnt and daitroyed the principal
part OF the plantations; only FIVE having
etcaped IN Grande Terre. They have
eyea qelfroyed the cotton and coffee
trees, by puliinn tllcn7 our OF the crrou9d
oy tt- cots, or cutting them dem.
When ! failed, and after the battle Of
Banbridge, the blacks had generally
taken TO the woods in the adjoining
countrF. The action which took place
the 26th ofMay, begun about ? O'Clock
III tae morning, and continued unrenir-
ted untl s i'll the afternoon, when the
French carried the forr, and took abont
200 prilqners. Three hundred blacks
efcaPe6i, and reached the woods. In
this a6tiln, there were 400 blacks killed
and Of che whites TOO killed and wound
ed---The French Immediately lhor ali
the priiolers in the public iquare---Pe-
lage was1econd in command during the
action, and he IS il every engagement
very co7lpicuous.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-14

In laf Recorder. an extraSt o,,s .;,..,,
from a ipeech OF Mr. Giles on ,,,a
JUDICIARY BID. He therein referred
n P!slntlve terms, to Callcnder', fri
al Tor 'edirion- The words yrr,.
prlntet in Italics; aud, 10 BE f,re
fuch compiaint,as coming from, CIR,
equalled any thing, in the fbape of
iMPupENcE, that had ever beenbearei
OF before Will you chule an af~o
ctous hypocrite, breaker Of his con
tlrntional oath, viii you chuie as
governor, 4 poltroon, who can nod
and inlile In the face Of The nerfoH
whom he has in vain attempted to
run No by Jupiter. You ibauld
as iooa vote for the beHeta57o,- az Voyy
LVorfb Nysqsra Tertiary, for the Dro-
foiind ttatcsnan chat. in the conce,
ton OF Richmond, oppofcd his TO-
tlorance and fimpliciry to Patr;ek
r'G = knowledge and lagacity. You
ihonld as ioon vote fer the man III
oy his majority Of ten votcs. forced
you to adopt the federal conltirur;on
without amendments, and who. ar the
lame time, acknowledged that amend
meNf5 ;9e7,e nsceDary. In a word, Won
thould aln1ot as foon vote ,for 80
ia5her OF your caIarnities ard vo,,r
taxes for JAMES MAD1soN hIn3fe,G
II you had kept hold, you know, Of
your t3!i'sl.ts N5f5b Ib'efeya Yz,1,1t6,y
which Mr.. Malifon,rllae arear no e
llah.andtSlat an,iable nan, coaxea Won,
10 giye up TO Ccngrels, THEM yot;
NUT have been as absolutely exempt
ca from tate taxes, as the fate Of
New-York at prelent is. y
l" tle DEBATES on The Judiciary bill,
M, Giles received a Gnali rub
from one Dennis, anen,5cr of Con
ereis from Maryland, The fpeecb
OF TIE latter is full Of imperti1ence
ana unfTGth, But here follows the
Paiiage to which refer.
(. v;' ouch a genius is the gentleman from
;, virginia INV. Giles.) That eentle-
:. man we all know has lishr in abun-
r. d4hce3 ana It the path we have 20 ex-
pore De dark ard intricate. he mioht
. haye taken his lanth9rn and have zone
:, before US; we llloulc have been dad
TO nave followed him and had The be-
:, nehf OF his illumination. But he has
= departed fcom the highway lradino
:, 60 the place of deRination, ana like an
= ts"'5 t05H@r; has attempted 10 lead us
tihFoIgh Dogs and morales, in order
:, Ina1 we might be mired, or ger LOFT, on
The gentleman commenced his CD
" ieFYations by giving us retrofpectiye
{" narrative ofthe rife and progre{s o.
Polifical parties, their REFLECTIVE views
. and their different tendencies, Arl
truly, ~, the hitory which he gave u,
was iuch one as have long fnct
read [s IN Calender shi(tory ofthe Unirec
" States, and his P,9lDSa Bsf6rs Us; bu
luch one as ] had not expected fror
tue Gentleman Of Virginia"
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-14

n'mieif would have glericd in inal,iug Mrs.
James Kind a widow, and her children or
phans; but providence, or fortune prevented
this previous murder.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29
l. u M B + X.

THE fobfcriber. having entered into Co.
4 Pafsnerihip under the firm Of Sbsidsa g
Rsggle', would RESPECTFULLY irform the public,
that they have taken Wickham's wharf, mex,
fouthwsrd of Col. Sherborns's. where they have
for fae ON resfonsble terms, complete afiorr-
ment Of Eaaern and other Lumbsr--fuch a,
mcrchan,able pine Boards & Plank, clear Boards,
clear Joif pine Do. fqosre Oak
Timber, pice Do. fproce Do. Oak JoiA, Hem
lock Do. Spruce Do. Birch and Beech /, inch
Plank for .bedfeads red Cedar, locuit and
white Cedar Potts, for garden fences Cedar &
Pine Clapbosrds good Kcnncbeck and other
Shingles aud Laths, &c.--Lonbcr Of any d-
menfog or kind can be procured from the Eaa-
crn country at fhort noriee.
They alto have for fale Wca- Iodia Rum by
the Hoghead or Bsrrel New. Enelsnd Do.
Sugars by the Hoghead or Box; MolaIes by
the Hoslhead Cordage of all 6zes by the
cut. or fualIef quantity; Nails of al 6zss /;
Pitch, Tar aud Turpsutinc, &c.
DANIEL SHELDON,
BENJAMIN NUGGLEs.
Nrqvporf, May az. 1901. .I
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29
Francis Anderlon,

AXES this method to inform his cu!iomers,
i and the public at large, that he has re-
moved to his New Store, at the fouih fidc oI
the market. on Ncw,nans wharf, where he pro-
poies to carry on bu6nei' under the 6sn Of
Anderion sS Heath:
He has the fame Aaorimeps as before. and will
Cell as low as can be purchafed in the State. He
returns his Gncese shanks to his former cuaon,-
crs, and begs for cortinuanoe Of their avors.
N. D. Maaen Of vefiels may be fopplied at
the fhor,sf noticc, by calling at their Store.
ar They have on hand, aquantity
Of cxseueot CHEESE. at wholeiale or retail
very cheap for cain.
Nsrctort. May IL, 1901. 7stf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29
NICOLAS CEFFROY,

Wafeb-A4aksr, in Neg0tsrf,
rs Ces6asiiy 81 band. az rlegant a,15r,.
Il Il m<s. Of qveyySnfsd, and eommsr EngisS,
and G<nsDa Wsfebes ard Iisz<- Pieses. qp6.e6 I<
aviH JeH0a ree/ssa5t nrms.
Tie aJs tar,its on fbr
Goldfmith's & Silverfmith's
Bsfac6. in aHht 6yazebss, ard hseqv;k rr;T
make, ., rrssy. ay had sf Jss0siley. in rir
nfatof /eSisx.
He has lil,ewifc for Sale,
Hbolefals and Retail, all kinds of r5ssv-
efIey. imported and eftbe Lssef sylbioas; t.geen'
GRID ana dfusv fsoslen, pioi.d and b,ei eag-
dl.jtiek' plated oud b,n4naia fse par, dirk,
/uaH /zssrd' saS ba9Sep; piafrd tafs. jli,~ss
and Ip~"; i; req iyays; eehs,s ava,,ea,. @sDei as4
fasgs eziffry 4OSys ef all kiHS, sigbt GsS DAY
/ty-gfeDf5 ialie, and srniirwen's Ssek>t. book,
dr.Gsg-eIaDs; J@jpe~dta; f,s1F,; bo.jt-qebips;
razor, Hgpk'r't Jan0ns yssey, ,,9yoti; 6se B1ae'-
ey bHss; bertx~sry ef4a kinas. from Lssa,s axx
Peril bair- -ps1Dd', yearrb !, Bsyky-lasar, and
fngar plxn6'; seaaj@ i,gan; 6s6 Mala5au u
Seafes J1ns; arfa gysn, va,isiy sf fubs, arfieits.
fas sanersas 10 :sttrf IN ga AIvsuysmenf.
Newport, May -. 1901. Ie,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29
Nicholas Wsbqer.'

INFORMS the POblie. thar he has ope,c1 |,
1 GROCERY STORE in Broad Street, il
the houie. lsie the property Of MIR. Cal<b EsSI,
where he has for Sale general aIonment Of
WESTINDfA GOODS.
Among Others. are the following arsicles
Rum, Brandy, Gin, Cheuy- Rum. Molaies.
Flour. Rye and ladian Meal, Teas Of various
kinds, Coacr, Chocolate. Raihns. CurFenss,
Pepper, Ginger, Alfpics, Cinnamon. Nr,ueQs,
Bufres, Cheefs, Candies, Onions, Tcpae ..
snuff. Powder and Shot, Lamp-Ol, Loas d
Brown Sugars, &c.---ALSO,
A general and extenGve variety Of
Crockery and Hard Ware; Mems and Women's
Shoes, &c. &c. with many other articles. too
tedious TO mention all which will be fold at
the moa reduce! p'ices.
N>svbo,f, Nop. zr. ssf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29
TIE caufe tried lately at York

THE cauie tried lately at York,
where a lady was laid to have psrjaaded
her lover toaceompany her to Gre:na-
Green, is the more extraordinary, as
fhis is not ieep-year. A cafe fomewhat
fmilar occurred feveral years ago; a
young gentleman went to con(ult Ser
geant Maynard (au,hor ola book entit-
led Law Quibbles) how he might fafely
carry of an heir.fs. " You canno,
do it at all with fafety," faid the Ser.
geant, /" bu, III tell you what you may
do ;--let her mount horfc and hold
the bride and whip do you then
noun, bchxld her, and you srs lafe,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29
John A. Shazo, e Co.

INFORM the public thar they have taken a
4 mop next door but one North Of the Coffee
Hoofe, where they carry on the Watch Making
bolineis in all its branches and have FOR fale,
warraased and common Euglifh add Gsncva
Watches, gold Necklaces. filver tea and table
Spoons. Sugar Tongs, &c.--Lookine. GlsfIes,
Tea Trays. wsisen. Drefine- Cafes, Plated and
Wooden Gators, Sufpcnders, Knives and Fosks.
Globe Andisons, Shovel and Tongs. bfais and
jappaned Lamps. CaodleRicks, dart and con-
mon Walking Sticks, Scotch, RaPpee & Maka-
bau SNUFF. Starch, Writing Paper, Dotch Quills,
Bsisanuia Coffee POTS, &c. &c. Together With
an siormens Of Jewellery and Perfamery.
Cs@ gives fsv sH Cslx ~sd SIver.
- Panelusl stsendsnce vill be given, and
the isalls& favoss gratefully acknowledged.
Nssyfsef, fst. "a. taft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29
SARAH HORSIFIELD

INFORMS the public, and her friends in par
1 ticuar, that fhe has on hand a coed sGort-
ment Of I'm WARE, which fhe viii fell very
cheap for Cath. She hss alto feveral articles Of
Houfehold Fo,nispse to difpofe of. fuch as Beds,
Chsirs, Tables, &c. and = good Franklin
Stove. She again scquefs all thoie who have
any demands againa the EAsie of her ls.c huf.
band, lfrael Hosfefeld. to bring them in 6r
ietilemeri and thofe indebted to fsid EaaSs,
arc earncaly defirsd TO make immediate payment
to SARAH HORSEFIELD Execut,ir ,,sr
TIMOTHY HORSEFILD, Executor.
NewPOrs April 9. 1904. #
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29
Cark BIE

4
INFORMS his frieais, and the public, tha,
4 he has removed from Bankers wharf, to the
dssliing- houfe belonging to Capt. Caleb Gard
rsr, IN Thamcs-Strce,, formerly occupied by
Capt. Wing spooner---where lie has for fale, a
General AhoItrcnt OF W
Weif-India Goods:
Among Others, arc the following articles, VIZ.
Brandy, Wef-India Rum, 4rh proof do. Gin,
New England Rum, Wines of different kinds,
MoIaGcs, Loaf aud Brown Sugars, Coffee, Teas,
Cf var;ons kinds, Chocolate, Raiias. Pepper,
AlPicc. Cinnamon, Nu,mags, Flour, Rye and
Indian Meal, Butter, Cheeis. Soap. and Can
dies; various kinds Of Glah Ware, Stone Ware,
Knives, and Forks, Jack Knives. Pea Knives.
large and flnali Spooas. ChrR Locks and Files,
Crockery and Tin Ware. Axes, Haschets and
Hoes, Mems aod BOYS Shoes, Corks, Briaaone,
Lampbiack, Store Lime, Lamp Oil, Powder.
Shot and Flinu, Filming Iines Of various kiads,
Leads and Hooks, deep fea Leads and Lines,
Bellows, metal Tea Pots. writing Paper, wrap
ping paper by the resm, Bed Cords. Log Lines.
Marlings. feamen's Chefs. Oak Kegs holding
from one quart TO fix gallons. Buckets. Coffee
aad Pepper ready grourd tor uie and num-
bcr OF othcs Articles not mentioned. Captains
OF veisls, and others, may be fupplied on the
ihorssA notice, and eyay favor gratefully ss-
kno@lsdgod.
Newport. MAY 2, isoa. s4tf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29
Pafcal Faifneau g Perry Cornell,

Pafcai Faifneau q Perry Cornell,
RslfeafailJ i.fSrm fb<ir f,irsds and tbe txbhe IN
general,
THAT they have commenced fhe Hair. Dref
i heg ba6nefs under the firm of F4Dneas =
CsrusH. at the large and commodiou, ihop oppo-
fife Mr. John Hadwen's Thames ftreet, where
they carry on the above buGnefs in It's various
branches. have for fale fGall fupply
OF the bef French Pcffunay. ladies
and gentlemen Who may favor then with their
cuaom, may depended on pnnetuaI attendance.
". 3. The fub!enber returns his 6ncere
thanks to his cuAomers for their pat epcoorsge-
ment. and hopes &, merit continuance Of thsir
favon. PASCAL FAISNEhU.
Newpor, May 7. 1904. S4tf
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TO BG SOLD,
II + II K M,

7 YING il Exeter, State Of Rhode-I0and,
H. sbcw Ex miles from Wiskford. contaia-
ing So acres Of gooj Land. ~ith two Dwelling
Huuf.s. aud other out buildings il may be
rarchsfsd tog-rher, or in fepsnse disifoss.
Paymsa ~ill he made ssfy.-----Ahs,
A il,are in the Ohio Company,
containing ucarS Twelve Hund. .oi Acres -oi
cxceilcn, Land. For fuvther psrlicuhn apply
To PARDON TILLlNCHAST.
Esefsr. FEB. as. soft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29
N q II C. 4.

IATHEREAS Js5sa Perry, Of South.
Wv kireaossn, in the Coonty ofWafhing-
ton, did make and execute ccnais Mortgage
Deed to S,sphts Peirer, late Of Newport in the
Coan,y OF Newport, Merchant, deccsfed--dst-
ed tho isth day of February. A. ID. 1897, Of .
cer'ain uaet Of land. htuase In laid Soush, ,Kingf
town And whereas the fubfcribers. as Ad-
miniRntor to the faid Sssfbes, being dehrous
TO Cell Eaid Mortgage. hereby give notiCr. thar
any perfou inclinins TO purchsfe, may receive
fuch information thereon as may be ncccaa'y,
BY applying to
NATH. B. MILLER, I ffmisi-
JOHN THuRSrON. erassrf.
Or JAMES HELME, Eiq. Sosth, Kingacwn.
krscpavf, My rs. 1909. sts7
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29

| tor Ss runs away q0itb yeu." The Ser
geant was, however efficiently pun
iihed for his quibbling advice, when
next day he found it was his own
daughter that run away with his client.
(Lss. pep.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29
II Republican,, council to biz Son.

MY Son, fubjea thyfelf to the
protection of JErFERsos, and forget
not the counfels of WASHINGTON,
which were fmilar.--If Hamiltonians
entice thee to Monarchy content thou
not. Walk not in the way with them,
for their feet move towards his Ma
jelly's Grown, and they raife 0anding
armies to fhed blood. Like them be
not fclf-witc, bur be an honorable Re-
publican, and let truth proceed from
thy mouth.--Defpife not the Repub-
lican becaufe he is denounced poor by
the lelffyled, pious MonarchiA. En-
Wy not the royal.blooded, high-fyled
feIf;boaffers, for fuch blood will foon
become extind in America. Be con-
tent with thy fortune, and Republican
wildom will direct thee where TO fep.
Happy is the man who hath found this
wiidom her value is ineltimable J;
economy, peace, liberty and length of
days are in her right hand, and in her
left duration of riches and honor.
Her ways appear beautiful to him that
hath eyes that can fee, becaufe they
tend to peace. Fly fhoie who are
diipoled to envy, cenlure and deceive
their neighbors, who hate this wifdom
and love death. Therefore my Son, lay
fat hold on Republican virtue, then
iafety & harmony will be thy reward.
Important to Earmfrs, g fbeir Wives.
FEW perfons are aware of the
valtnels of the coniumption OF Batter.
In its perfed Fate, it is fweet, whole.
iome oil. BY ilurtiihncls in making,
want of ikill in curing, by hot weather
and by time, the acid gets difengaged
from the oil, it becomes rancid, and
is fort of potion to the itomach.
While i, feeds great many, there is no
doubt it kills fome, Especially infant
children, whole want of exercife and
ftrength of digefiye powers expofes
them 10 fits, ckolics and coniumptions,
in confequence Of their taking for food
a fullenance as acid as oqaatortis fuch
is rank butter.
The profit of the dairy is not
inferior to any branch of the farmers
buhneis: But there is this peculiar adj
vantage I'M it, that a good dairy re-
quires good farm. Slovenly lazy
farming Will not anlwer for the dairy.
1t is OF courfe highly Important to the
public to encourage a buiinefs that OF
itfelf enforces improvement.
A COW fhould fill a pail, and, by
attention to the breed, every COW
within feven years might do it.-This
would double the profits OF the dairy.
Nofhing would be more eafy---their
breed is far more certain, g. ten times
more important than that OF hories.
1t is hnpoilible to produce gem
cral fpirit to improve dairies, without
making abfolutely certain two good
confequsnces 1T. the pernicious and
filly expence of hories would be ief.
tened, ard ably the farmers daugh-
iers.would be brought up in the beit
manner.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29
To be Sold.

A LOT Of Land, containing upwards Of 4
"A acres, fronting Tanner & Warner Street,
with Houie, we'll 6nifhcd paved Cellar; and
never falling well of water. Alio, a Stable and
Chaife- Honie. FOR fale, a Lot, front.
ing Broad. itreet and Tanner Street, with large
commodoos Dwelling Houfc Shop. Stable,
and ChaIfc- Houfc. For terms. apply to
OLIVER READ.
Nspp0,t. Marrb 10, 1907. Tiff
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Entertainment.

DY RICH ARD BARKER, at the Houfe
1Jforpeily occupied by Capt. Rs5e,f S. Psner.
ign Of the Anchor, little fouth eaR Of the State
Hou6, where Ladies and Gentlemen may de-
pead on being accommodated 10 their fa,isfac.
tion. PunttuaI attendance will be given, and all
fsvors gratefully acknowledged by the public's
obedient iervant, RICHARD BARKER.
Newport, April ., Isoa. 79tf
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l. q ) Z,
'nuT Of the iobfcriber's pocket. the 9Th
~ ipa. on the Psrsde in Eewpsst, large
Black Leather Pocket Book,
containing about One H3nd,rd Dollar in Bank
Bills, ore of which Was Biiael bill Of 90 dol
lars.--Alfo great number of Writs, Execu-
rioRs, Notes, &c. which can be of no uEe 10 sny
pcrion except the owner. Any perfon who will
return the money, &c. to the fubicriber. or TO
the Printer Of the Rhode. l0and Republican,
ihall receive qquesy Doiiau reward. and no
qaeaion slked. SAMUEL CARTER.
N. Kingaown, May -. 1907 ss87
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For Sale,

GENERAL Los OF Lsad, lying between the
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"A All! fearch that heart and lee
And froa ,sy bofom tear the para
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But 10 that bofom thou art dear,
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PRESIDENTS REPLY.

To sbe b,nsrabit fbr P,sGd,nt Of tbs Senate, ard
Speaker Of fbs Hssft Of Refnsjesiatives 81
Georgia.
GENTLEMRN,
THE confidence which the Senate and Re-
prefenta,ives Of the State of Georgia. are pieaf.
cd to repoie in my conduit, and their felicita-
tioHs or my election to the Chief Msgiffncy,
are teaimonies, which. coming from the collec-
ted councils of the Rate, encourage continued
efforts to deferve them in future, and hold up
that reward moR valaed by me.
State rights. fate fovereignties. as recognized
by the contribution, arc an integral and eifential
part Of our great political fabric. They arc
bound by common ligamsnt with shofe OF the
nationsl government. and form with it one fya-
EN-, Of which the conAita,ion Is the law and the
life. A fscred rcfpea TO that inarument, there
fore, becomes the 6rH interea and duty Of an.
Your reliance on the talents and virtues of
our rebublic, as concentrated in the Federal icg-
iflature, that the public good will be its end.
and the contribution its rule, is aAuredly well
placed; and We need not doubt of that harmony
which is to depend on its juaice.
pray you to accept for yourielvcs and the
houfes over which you preGde. my gra,efu!
thanks for their favorable difpodtion, and the
homage Of my high confederation sod refpea.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Wilmington, Jan. IS, 1904.