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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-28

Blank Dseds, and Jyqiee's Writ,
and Executions, for fale at fbii Office.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-28

LHtCTtUtJtHICTtt,
DY RICHARD BARKER, at the Houie
I1formesiy oecuPied by Capt. Rsb<nS. Psnsy,
fgn Of the Anchor, . little foush eaA of the State
Houie, where Ladies and Gentlemen may de.
?eod on being accommodated 70 their fatisfsc-
zion. Paoetosl Attendance will be givcn. and sll
fsvors gratefully acknowledge BY che public's
obedient fervant. RICHARD BARKER.
Newposs. April ., 1901. 7qd
SPELLlNC-BO
Esr Sale at 1kI Q4ts.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-28
MART MUMEORD

u ESPECTFULLY informs Ter friends and
IN the public in general. thar fhe carries on
rbe Timing ho6nefs, in the South Shop OF the
fame Houis where it was carried on by her de-
ceaird hufbsnd. She has az prefent on hand,
large aa,rm-n, Of TIN WARE. which ihc
will difpofr OF very cheap for Cain.
'rhoic perfons who v III plcafe TO favor her
~mh their cuaom, may depend upon having
Ihsir work faithfully done, and the fmallea ia
vor viii be gratefully acknowledged.
s.* For fsle a. above, an Afortment of
lAPRANRp WARE, Glah Lamps, and Two
large franklin Stoves.
Newport, June Is, iSoz. Soh
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-06
Posr Orrrcs, Wel6mgtsn, jim, II, 1907.

Posr. OFfIcs, WeAbirgf'n, jan, II, t8oz.
VEJHEREAS fundry Letters lately fent to
w and from this ofice, particularly two
from the Poitnaaer General fealed with his
official feal, one for Albany. New York |; and
the other for Bucks Town, Maine have been
broken open before they we're received by the
peffan 10 whom they were directed. And
other letters Of importance from officers ot gov
ernmeut, and from individuals, have been fup-
p.elIed and il fomc initances withheld or delay
cd in fuch a manner as to induce a belief of
premednsted and Fraudulent defgn. And as
among the other iujarious consequences of iuch
atIocious conduct the innocent and the guilty
are, in a aate OF uncertainty, alike fubjeef to
fufpicion and cenfure. l therefore tbeing i'm
plicated with others will pay a reward Of 100
Dollars for information which hall convid any
perfon or perfons Of any Of the aforementioned
offences, and 400 Dollars in each cafe of the faid
letters of the Poftmaaer Gencial.
r. MUNROE, p. M. W,g5mgaon.
- The fevcral Editors in tie u. States may
benefit the public by publiihiug the above.
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BENJAMIN WAITE CASE,
Du1-cyTTAN

PHYSICIAN,
LAS the pleafore OF preienting to the Pob-
i L lie, three additional proofs OF the frcrrity
Of the kINE-POX againit the Small Pox -
MIR. Henry Tew, foo Of Capt. Henry Tew
Nlifs Polly Woodman, and Mifs Sally Goodfon,
who had been, at different periods, bis patients
in the KIss-Pox; the latter, more than four
teen months paf-werc. by pcrmiflion Of the
Honorable Town. Council of Newport, a, his
rsquea. on the 9Th Of January 1904. admitted
into the Hofpisal on Coaaer's Harsour, and
there Inoculsted feveral times, by the Doctors
who attend there, with matter frefh from per-
fons then under foil eruPsions of the Small. Pox.
and expoied to its contagion in various ways,
without the leaf fymptom Of the diicsfe, except
flight inaammations at the punduses. which
fubGdcd in few days. ss
At the fame tine, Gx others who had been
vaccinated, were admitted into that hofpsal,
and exhibited the fame proofs of the efficacy of
the KrsE.Pox. in preventing the Small. Pox.
Ntqvtorf, Jan. 80. 1904. IStf
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Take Notice.

VLTHEREAS SiLexx Sisesm, Of Newpoff,
w in the county of NewPorr, wife of James
Slocum, Of the fsid Newport, mariner, did, on
the twenty ninth day Of January. A. D. 1909.
lodge her Petition in the Clerks Office Of TIE
Sapreme Judicial Court, for the county afore-
fsid PRAYING for divers caufes therein fet forth,
that the bond Of marriage. between her and her
faid hufband, may be diaolved, and decree Of
divorce from the bond aforefaid promulgated
--Thisis is to give notice TO the lid James Slo-
cam, aud to all other peslous concerned, to ap-
pear at the next Supreme Judicial Conr, TO be
holden at Newport. within and for fsid county.
on the FRA Monday Of March next, and ihew
cauie, why the payer OF faid petition fhould
not be grated.
W,fssG. B. HAZARD, Cert.
Newpon, January -. Isos. 1870
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-06

y EAL Port Wine, 10 quarter and half quar-
IN ter CaGs.
Malaga ditto ditto.
30 Cafks RsiGns.
90 Boxea Muicatel dina ~
10 ditto Jordan ibelled Almonds.
10 Jars Malaga Grapes.
Turkey F,gi of the niceR quality.
Malaga ditto in trails.
10 Capes Creme dc Noyau Cordial.
Butt Currants.
Prime NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cinnamon.
Madeira Ciiron.
India Pre(erves in Jars. viz. Ginser--Cit1on-~
Lemon and Lime.
Tle aL0ve Anieie, are IF tie latff ImporfHii'x.
A l. s O.
A Few Puncheons Antigua Rum,
Black Pepper in bags.
Bet green Coffee ditso.
Kegs OF Engliih MuHsd.
Salt Petre by tho cwt.
Wrapping Paper per rcam.
Spanih Flote-French & Carolina Indigo, &c.
For Sale, by
HAZARD 8 GARDNER.
Newport, Jan. zo, 1907. 1871
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State Of Rbode-Wand.

THE Creditors of Leaf Ba,isqv, of New
4 port, Mariner, are hereby notified to ap-
pear at the General AGeabIy Of the State afore-
laid. on the lat Monday of February next, then
and there to fhew caufe (f any they hase) why
the prayer Of his petition for the benefit Of an
Aet PaGed at June feiTiou, A. d. 1856. for the
relief Of iniolvent debtors, ought NOT to be
granted. BY o,dfy,
B. HAZARD, Dep. See'y.
January IT, 'Soz. rsI9
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TO be Sold, II Farm,

CONTAINING about Two Hundred acres
~ of excellent land, well wooded & walered,
fuitable for Flowing, Paauring, and Moving,
with good Orchard that will make ixty or
feventy barrels Of Cider in bearing year !:
ALTO, a convenient Dwelling Houie, Two Barns,
Corn Houfe, Cheefe. Houic, Blackfmith's Shop,
&c. thereon. For Terms, apply to
SAMUEL LEWIS, on the prsmifes.
NJ. B. Said FARM is fitusted about fifteen
miles wrtt from WEXFORD, and one mile from
the Ten Rod Road and there is alto public
road leading through faid Farm.
Exeter, Jan. 40, 8oz. ISt
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Doc4oR H. FAR NSWORTH,

Newport, Jan. z9, 1904.
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HAS removed to tn Houfe, belonging to
4 i Capt. EBrs'R SHEARMAN, in Spring
Street. nearly oppo6re the Houie of Mr.. Ro-
BERT LAwToS, Jun.
Newport, January z3, 1904.
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CosDIrIoss or THE
'HoDs-IsLAND REPUBLICAN,.

RHODE-iSLAND REPUBLICAN,.
l. To Subfcribers in Town, whole Papers
are delivered them, oE per ann. if paid within
she frf quarter; or Two Dollars, if not paid
until the end OF the year.
II. Sub!cdbers in the Country, who de-
pend on cafua conveyance. One Dollsr and IS
Gents, If paid within the 6ra quarter; or One
Dollar and Is Ceou. at the end of the year.
III. Diaant Subfcrioers, who receive their
papers by mail, One Dollar paid in n6aAnee,
irxcluGve Of pohase) or One Dollar and 50
Ceu,s. at the end OF the year.
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three large Barns, Corn Crib, Work < Tool.
Houfe, cooper's Shop, Merchants Store, a
Saw-Mill and Cria-Mili. Fax Mill, &c. With
never failing Aresm Of water alto Black
fn,ith's shop, and large Tan Yard, in good
repair. The whole will be fold together, or
fpsfa,e, as may beff fuit puschafen. A Public
Houe has kept on this fand for aboot 10 yesn
fucceEiyely. For farthefs particulars, enquire
Of JOB WILCOX, on the premifes,
Or SOLOMON LrrrLEFIILD, cf Newport,
Exeter, Jas. z6, ISes. ish
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10 be Sold, a Ealuabie FARM,

CITUATED in Exeter, on
~ the ten rod road, fifteen
miles from Wexford landing,
containing Fix hundred acres
Of good meadow sod tiIlsge
land, ~ell woodcd & watered,
with alarge Dwelling Houfe.
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d 4 r Z C T r Il x.

PURSUANT AT of CongE, entitled, SAN Act lay and collect
aD United Ste"Wn houi Pkg
of
in in
Taxcs.C Charges hLl be paid preioust
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15
GongremonaI.

From WAsHNGroN, Feb. 70.
Mr.. Bayard began about Il, and fulpended
his re.narks at half paa ;.
The fpeeches Of Mr. Mo1is and Mr.. Tracy,
in the Senate,and of M. HemphiIl in the houfe,
have received great aPplaufe, but far as We
are able to judge, we mutt pronounce the fpeech
Of Mr.. B1yard far iuPerior not only to thofe
fpceches, bat to any fpeech Of DemoGhenes,
a Cicero, or Chatham. This is laying nuch.
bur when this fpe-ch fiall b. publhhed as it
viii be 10 conrfe in this paper, not Jingle per
fon wlldilpute the accuracy Of this remark.
MIR Bayard addrefed himf-f to the under.
fanding he examined the fubiea with the
greateh penetration, and more exteniively than
any, we might FAY perhaps, than all bis Prsde
ceGors.
We cannot omit here obfcrviag, that the
fpeech of Mr. Bayard, as i relpeefed the exPe
diency of the bill, had fenfbIe eff-a on the
democatic members; indeed we have heard
fome Of them fay, that their minds were con.
vinced Of the inexpediency Of the bill. But we
have reaion to f. r that their implicit obedience
to The mandatory recommendations, of the, ex-
ecutive, and their violent PATTON and party pre-
jpdice, viii induce them to overlook the def
trueion Of our liberty, and Of our union.
Fer. zr.-On Saturday Mr.. Bayard con.
cluied bis fpeecb His general fcope was the
urcoaq1nti7aal1ty Of the bill, which he proved be
yona the power Of aniw.r. H- fpoke nearly
three hours. The fscond part Of his ip.sch
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

qnsnce of this SaeaGure, hehad JlaJ.ik.s
INTO imaLl iqaadronss, and lationed fbsr ~. ].
different parts Of the iaand. The aset copsa.t .
OF rs lail. NoAu's1
An embargo, was to take place At Aur a..
on the 9Th February ~ ~4Ss
Captain Brown further informs tb,,
week previous to his failing he Jaw rbe ,as l.a I
ton Of two negroes who were copviasJ 81 y
attempt to murder the white inhabitants II, Il
Others, ieized onfufPicion Of the fame of.nca- ~
were in cuRody, waiting trial. |''
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15
8g TIE q7aii.


WASHINGTON, FEB. rs.
OFFICIAL
App'ic 7tion fer onmifIi1ns for private al.
med veasts, ul3er the ad entitled al aa for
the protection ot the commerce and f-amen OF
the Uoiied States lgainf the TriPoIitan cruifers
mrf Be directed to the Secretary Of the Navy
And the names Of the gentlemen who wil b,
come flretles in the bond, the name Of the ver'
fcl for which commilion is required, Of her
Commander. and Lieutenants, her tonnage,
number of guns, and number Of men muA be ftt
forth, and a certid-ate from the CuGom houle
officer, that fuch vefel is American properly /,
NUT alEo be produced.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

NEW YORK. MARCH y.
Captain Yonn5 Of the schooner May, from
Aus Cay4s, iufornf Us, that on The 2d r b. be
Jaw eigh lah of French men or war FIX "a gun
ihips, aud 2 frigates) Ganding up for the Bite
Of Leogane. Oithe t6th, near G ,Pe HatteraS,
IL fell in with fehooner from the Spanifh
man, bound 70 Philadelphia, the captain OF
whjcE-rold him, that on the I5th of Feb. be
ing clo(s in with Cape Francois he faw the whole
town. rs wei as that Of Petite Arce, in a ,mss.
he alfo faw II line Of battle fhps engaging the
different for.s and a fmart fire of mulquetry
kept up for the fpacc Of hours.
ClPtaia Brown. who arrived az this port yef
tcriay, in Is days from Aux G ayes, informs us,
that on The I3th ult. be lpoke the Franklin Of
New Htmpfhre, capt. Prov, bound home from
st Marks Hfpdniola and that he wa adur
ed by captain Prov, that the French feet had
arrived at St. Domingo, and anchored under
Nome Chriti thatlh commander ot the fee
went on thoret have an interview with Tonf
in, but was ordered to retusn onboard his veGei
the day following, without having received per
milton 70 laud his troops: and thar, in coals-
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

In our izlt Publiihed the melanchnlv a..
the lois OF the ihips Brafap, Uly5sr, and D..t. NJ
Salem. In that account we had the 49,, .9e4' OK.
mention that the crews Of the two lstsr rera y
OF the fate of the Brutus and her crew M. 'ssea
furnifh rhe following additional particulars P4Fsfs
sALFM, MARCH s.
With refpea to the fate OF the Brutn.
The unfortunate Capt Brown, and hs rrsv, -. 4.
appears tfon the bet accounts We ca. cou.r
that the thp liruck at about o'clock n il.
evening, at a place about miles on tbi, Gss il
The Light Houie -ihe remained fome iin,son III
bar, and they lightened her By throwing over
board a age quantity Of Coffee, when he bear
over and looa afterwards run upon the main
beach. Capt. Brown now cutaway the mizsn
mar, and next the main mat -heiea dread.
ful and diltreling fcene prefented-the lhip par
ted in two, and the crew were driven ID the
hard necedity Of getting on lhore as we'll a.
they could. Fortunately the main mai fell RI
lhore, and afforded fort Of ladder, upon which
there was 2 chance Of faving their lives. The
intrepid Capt Brown offered to lead, and was
he .fJf man VINO got on ibors the two mates
followed, and next ;hc feamcn, and all kut one
man got on ih7re in fafety, Zone man had pre-
viouily fallen from rhe fore yard. while ree6np
the fore fail, and was infantly killed by the fal
njng hemlelves III mott diltreIing 6tuatioa
benEcoll aud vet, and almoa AhauRed, il
was necehary to take iome immediafe aeps for
their Frelervation and thQy determined % keep
ia a body, and if poGible 70 crols the neck of
lrnJ. Capt Brown haPpeced to B. very thin.
Iy clad. having loa comfortable grmear
which he h-ldin his hand at the very moment
he was leaving The hip and he loon failed in
his lrength. Mr. Ru=e and the hands aGilsd
him as much as they we're able, but itwas 10
no purpole be however lncceeded % far as to
get over to the WeQern iide OF the bay, and
there Periihad, at place about one mile from
Provncetown, and between that aud Truro;
and had the party happened to have varied
their coulf- lite to The right cr left. it Is
more than probable that The greater number
might have been faved, as they mutt have come
iltO one Of thele towns. By this time, which
was towards midnight, moG of the people Be-
gan to give out Mr.. Jacob Ayers, the acond
mate very worthy and promiGng young manj
perilhed and f5on after feveral Of the crew
followed the IA ne fate. They kept travelling
about and knew not whittier they went, till a,
bout a o'cloEk il tile morning OF Tuelday, they
eipied the Light Houle-hayiag wandered a.
bout upwards of 20 miles backwards and for.
/ vards in The courfe ofthe night the party was
now reduced 70 Ave PeHons only, and ezhauG-
"a ard worn down with fatigue, almot frozen
to death, they were juf enabled to reach
loall hcule, ftu1ted in the neighbourhood Of
the Light houie, where the inhabitants humane'
" Afforded them every neceGary allidance.
The fortunate furvivers are.
! Mr.. Thomas Ruee, frf mate,
Joleph PhiPPen, Jun. AAot
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

Captain William Brown, who unfortuna'sly
perilhed On Cape Cod, in the dreadful torn ~. I.
Monday night ~ at. was native p n, n,
town. and aged So years. u Tie death q ia,s u
worthy man, the public feel the los Of one q
its mot valuable members, and {, mp7iiliz.s'
with bis mourning relatives, and Pa'u0uF.
iriends-ro whom tire calamity i As gfeat. 4 =
Is fi1ddeE To Nj. Mother, Brothers ana oias''
and an auriable Fem H. friend, ths Svsnti'
exprenialy diaredi g-his death I alla 49,
fenGhiy ielt by hts employers, sfd ieHsr@i o'l,-'
friends who, from a long and intimate 4.
ounntanoe, w.ii knew hi worth, ani hlFs ugs
CO aure9t yha4 Il cf ~ sttIYeY en.erft 60
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

=" Sec II. The judicial power fh7ll extend All
cafes in law and equity, srifng under the Contribution
the laws of the United States and trcaties made or
which fhal be made under their authority tt1 all
cafes affecting aTRbaaadors, Other public mnlcrs
oonlus 10 all cafes of admiralty and mariine url-
d6tions controversies in which the United States
ihall be party controverfe5 between two or more
States between State and citizens Of another State
between citizens Of different States, between czens of
the fame S;s'e claim ng lands under grants q dereut
States, and Between State the citizens thereof,
and foreign States citizens OF fubetts."
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

Mr.. Thomas Ruee, fra mate,
Joleph PhiPpen, Jun. AHot
William Rowel, Salem.
Robert Martin,
Daniel Potter Of Marbl5head.
The bodies Of all the deleafed people were
found the next day, and all decentiy inferred.
Capt. Brown was buried at Provincetown, and
the Others at Truro 20 which re(Pe6tive places
they happened TO Be neareR.
The following il the Int Of the hiP Bruiuss
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-05

patriotifm Of the people, that the funds Of
Greign natiaps could here fiad no employ
rnenl then indeed there would be caule
for cougralulation, that shefe p,ineplss had
received a deGred illuatatioa ; bur TO be
lilenr on thefa topics, and TO deny TO CIR
~go4ryument the means O re, cling iFct oics
or combating the intsigpes OF foteign M
lious, is virtuslly to declare, that our osen
~mQsjfyats, eholen by oufelses, have no
integrity, and that unlimited confidence
may be placed in the jufice and virtue OF
.joreign xahans.
RI M fouhaaed.)
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-05
BOSTON, Sept. IS.

EXEMPLARY REPUBLICANISM.
The period for the reiurn CT the New
Hampfhire votes expired on Saturday laft.
FEDERAL Reya6Atouym has completely mi
uupksd. The fefult muf prompt the Pa
triots of Maalchufetts to exert themfelyes
at the approaching election.
State If The vo,es in ". Ray@iss.
REPUBL1cAN TICKET.
Tsnney. HIM. BeKat. Caggst. Hgngb.
6l35 s3a3 s65f 5497 5755
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Parker. Sfo,r,. South. B daL. Coa}1DeA.
1904 3S9S 1894 $3.50 al73
To fupp!y the place OF Jolepa Pierce,
EGq. who re6gned, Mr.. Hunt had 53ze,
Mr.. Parker 59lz.
The difference between the higheR car-
d;date on each ticket is 2o3i, btt"efa
rhe loweR fed. and the hlgtea denc.
cand. 1925.
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NEW WEXFORD, Sept a.

Arrived fhip Exchar g., Aldeq, NV
York foop Laura, Hammond, Aiexandra;
foh'r Julian, Briggs, New York aocp
Fame, Tabor, d.. fh'r Columbia, Rick
elton, Alexandria hp Winilow, Parker,
Bottom brig Brnros, p C, New Yo:k;
flip Nancies, HowIaco, B5ttoo; org
sx,ft, Rogefs, Havre de GAGE IMP
America, Stone, St. P ribaFsh.
q AIRED, Aoop Harmo y, Akins' NJ
York /; Sea Ficwer, Church, Bottom.
Arr, ed, th;p America, Of Ne~oa1y-
port, Store, 50 days from 81. teriou'sc'
We have a Int Of veGsls which have AN
ed Elfineur for the Ba,tic, from ION feo.
TO nth July /; as it has bee!2 PT'ne'P4u ny
anticipated by other arrivals, oml' ',f
nsmes; the whole number was So @
which go were for Ps:erhuTgh, a i"
copenhagen, ard fer Gette'oslg
loie bound to Peterborough, 10 "
slaf, IL wi.h fruit, &c. and wv g;a
.vfse-to GoIIeobelg, J r'ce'
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and a good marke. 70, an kinds Of o.,
duce at Orleans, ana an eafy wafer Gun.
veyance at all @feaions.
Merchant mills may be conIr,ae5
on the WsbAfl, about Is mics -elo;y
town at a rifle, which Wi. ui4,.i.tt1r.
all the wheat into Aour, witch caa h.
RATED in the e~ny;rons Of The Wabath from
that to its fource.- The farmer will ooIv
have to embark his wheat, aod on his
way 70 ne ket have. it manafactured.
Reddes ti,ts there are a num1er Of fine
ttreams which aeapder through the con.
try, very well calculated TO turn water.
works.
The country in general is well wa.
tered; good fprings are found In almoftx
every farm. The iprings riie out otl
white iard, or gufh from a free-ttone re
little lime ltone is to be found nerea1
Ihe natural growth of the foil is q ,da
fed. Our forefs arc Goaked wiitss
riety Of wood, oak, walnut, \ arl
cherry, lussr- mapie, &c. the aafa
grow'h is fpice~wood, papaw, &c. liz
are ioIne of the above timber which grow
mere immenfeIy large; their masntude
together with their lofty appearance, ie5m
10 proclaim their proud fupetioFity oyer
the turrounding wood.
I" The pafure in the woods is excel.
lent, the pea vine, grals, &c. are e inter
woven thar during the fumner lea(on i, is
with difficulty we pats through il, add to
this, when the inclement winter retules to
let nature keep On her yerdan. robe and
invisorasing appearance, oer low i0nds
and bottoms are clothed with a kind Of
grals which keeps green all winter, and
rltembles a well adyaaced wheat fed, and
Affords very good food for flock. The
country is INTERPRETED with ~pFairies Of diff
ierent Gzes, Which makes it have an az
pearance Of forGler cultivation 1t looks
as if intrepid man had applieds'he defruc-
tive axe to The furdy growth Of Nature
where thofe p%rairies are, and it appears
from their prefent growth, thar Mature is
never negligent in replenihing her fields
with fnmething ufetu! to imperlous man.
Il tht prairies he farmer may whet his
fcythe, aud with cafe procure hay enouga
for any number of CARTE. W. are not
here compelled to wait with frugal ankle
~ until we make meadow by arr, but az
once we can ilep Qua into tie meadows pre-
pared by Nature, and there hod a copious
growth of gr4G. Thefe prauies will fur
nifh an e~eriaa.ns Paaers for ea,de, for
the natural grals i@ncrsafe inaead of dimi-
mixing By the fox grazing, on Them.
Here then we enjoy an advantage whicI,
few countries enjoy-the farmer is at once
furn.lh,d with exien6ve meadow and ne
yer fal.iag ralure."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-05
Fran. q Klatucky Paper.
COMMUNICATION

The following is a letter received from a
friend who is a citizen OF Vincennes,
in The Indiana Territory. His corref-
pona-nt has taken the liberty OF publllh-
ing ii for public information, with the
: Ieqneit that the feyeral editors into
whole hands it may coms, will give
il a place in- tkeir papers, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-22
C o. N G R E S s..
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
SATURDAY, February 20, 1902.
DEBATE

On the bin received from, The Senare, entitled
.bt Act 20 Teltcat certain acts ressecfiag
the Organization cfithe courts Of the Uni
ted S.ateS."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-22

on the plumbers Of the prelent Administration, aud
its fupporters-bunders which thew the men to
be as deficient in nduRry and talents as their po-
icy is deffitute of wiidon,. We add another
blunder to the catalogue, and reque& their wife
heads TO reconcile contradictions, or rather to
perform impoflibilities: The old law for tecur-
ing to inventors and authors the benefit of
their difcoveries and original works, makes it
requifte that an author ihould, before publica-
ton, depofit printed copy of the title page of
his book, in the office of the clerk of the diitl:&
court, which is directed to be recorded, and CO.
py ofreeord publihed in newspaper four weeks.
A supplementary act. paf1ed the laft fet'ion Of
Congrefs, makes it requihte, in addition to the
Geps TO be taken under the former act, to pro-
cure copy of the record, and inierti It at full
length, in the title page. or in the page ;mmed-
ately following. Now we beg leave TO i.quire,
how the printed title page Of a book can be
lodged in an office and recorded, and copy OF
that record printed on the title page or the back
OF it--This mutt be done by hocus pocus---It
feems very much to relemble mans feeling
boat on the oppohte iide Of river and being o.
bliged to fetch it, before he can crois the ftream
The Aurora man, however will wiiely iolye the
difficulty, by telling the world, that the new act
docs not take place till January next and in the
mean time It may be amended.