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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-12

laid was the Animation Of Bonaparte at the
Iaff parade. A folder was TO have deli
vered him a petition at the moment when
the light cavalry were performing cer-
tain evolution which was to be the fgnal
for one of tn, confpirators firing piRol
at the Firft Couiul. 1t is pretended that
Bonaparte was informed of the deGgn !;
that he took the petition, and at the fame
time made motion with his hand, to the
light cavalry not TO fir. TIE Ggnal hav.
ing thus failed, the aGaain had no oppor-
tunity Of executing his intention. 1t is
added that Fourier was charged to fire
the pihol but that the accomplices fear
ing his indilcretion, would not allow
him to come TO Paris till juf the moment
when the aGaAiaatIon was 10 have taken
place. All their precautions could not
however prevent his arrival twenty-fonr
hours before the time agreed upon, and 1t
was within iuch period that hurried away
by an emotion ofpallion againa Bonaparte,
he betrayed himfelf and fuffered folne
words to efcape him, which were reported
to the frit conful, and thus rlle plot of the
conipirators was defeated. 1t is certain
that fevcral generals and officers have en-
deavored to excite the folders to revolt.
1t is faid that within thele few days great
number of the officers of the 10TH regi-
lnents of Dragons, who were lent from
Paris, have leturaed there without orders.
II appears that the Fritz Con(ul meditates
the augmentation of his guard ! and are
afured that it will be competed of the 9th
regiment OF Dragons commanded by his
brother, Lucien BonoPar,e and the 9th
regiment, commanded by Sebatiani, his
relation, and CoTGcan as we'll as him.
felf.
/" The mR;tutiou Of the Legion Of bono'
has not p,odaeed, at leaf fur The 1re/tnt,
The efet7 IKE gsVernment expected from
it. II nnot e0neeivsd to be Oey bonora-
able, and certainly it eViH nat be Of much
utility.
I" AbeyIon named NJ. de la Rivitrs,
zvas arreRed f5ms mo1tbs hnee npon a
charge IF baVng concerted ertb Georges,
to dehver the port Of Brief TO the Englj@.
Il naval cart martial qpas lummoued IL
try him Gndke 4vas NequAtrd; but Bsn4-
sarte, r,ita,ed at tbe /rrfenee, has Iut or.
ders 10 Brief to haze him centred in pri.
I'M. Seveu members ef'tbe eeur1 martial
ba4,e aIo been ar,rFtI and conducted TO
Part. They baV. Teen fame time detained
at The Temple in e.ls Confinement ct
CboHans."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-12
LatsR Foreign Intelligence.
BOSTON, October /.

Br the orig Fax, (Which arrived here ~
Safaraay from Liverpool, qve bsve -.
esivsd L9nd,a papers to the 25tb Auo.
The exfrads Mbj5ined 7UiN bezy ~,
tbe" f'1tr1ti are nat alfogrtbe, d,aitat.
ofmferef.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-12
ON EDUCATION.

THE facred writer ef the book of Job
has remarked, that 60 man is born like
the wild aaes' COLT In the frh mo-
ments of his exifence he appears even
ieis intelligent than the lower orders of
animals. That ETHEREAL fPark, which has
been lii up within him by the father Of
lights, is utterly hidden, like the fire in
flint, till il is gradually expanded and
drawn forth by education. The know
ledge of the brute animal is Rinted and
confined to very narrow limits and it
loon becomes fationary. A brute in a
very years, and fome kinds, in few
monshs, or even IN few days, obtain
me whole itock OF knowledge of which
they are capable. But the knowledge OF
me human mind eGentially differs from
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-12
FOREIGN POLITICS, No. I.

1T has been the game ofdcmocratic by
poorly to pretend, that America ought
not to regard European afairs. It is e
nough, they fay, that we attend to our
own. This cant has been the mott in IA
lhion among them, at he very time when
the matt of French fhip was adorned with
a lift of Prescriptions; when Genet played
the fovereign and wagcd war like mo-
march; when jury, fcraped up 10 the
freets of Philadelphia, by Clement Biddle
the martial, refufsti to convict Gideon
IIendeld for privaseering, or rather pirat-
rig, sgaina all laws, human and divine
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-12

enforcement, on that iacred infrunent !;
i In and confidence are reitored, and
ishiIe The frieuds TO the repeal rejoice at
W. fare Of things, while they mean not
- v;ol,te the contribution of our country,
, n mean to prevent an ulslefs expendi !.
Wv. .nrs of public money, and to guard agalnit
- ;ncrsafe of executive power, whether
Thar power lhall be continued IN the hands
nf,be prelent chief magifrate, or transfer
red 20 iome other Perlon.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-12
algranUrla aoOfrttser.
WsDSrsDAx, MAY Il.

The democrats affect great triumph,
;, The report of tie committee OF inveiti.
carton. as il is commonly called. How
s,r that report utilities iuch triumph,
time will decide. Their conduit is foil
evidence of one thing, that they are much
more anxious, TO find eut czuies Of COM
plant againf their political opponents,
than 70 advance the interei, and increaie
the happiness of the country. The fede-
ralits do not fear TO meet that report 1t
was their with to have done it on the floor
Of Congrels but this would have fruit
trated the views Of thefe wilv demagogues.
Their ignorance, partiality and miirepre-
fentations their attempts TO lpJure the
we'll earned fame, the nlpotted characters
Of lone of the greatef men which our
aountry can boat. would there have been
expoied with becoming dignity and fPirit.
Toaysid this, they have delayed the re-
port ill the houie was on the eve of diff
loiuticn; and it was then preiented that 1t
might be made the foundation of a new
Glamour sgainf the late administration.
About TO retire in dilgrace from their
congregational labors, having entirely failed
in fulfilling thole numerous and magnlh-
cent promlies, which they have 70 often
made, and having alarmed the people by
their wild and deitru6tive meaiures this
report is brought forward to cover their
retreat, and draw of the attention of the
people from their own plumbers and milf
conduct, by endeavoring to ca& an obi
am upon their predece6ors. II may pro-
duce momentary effect among thofc who
have not leifure or opportunity for full in
yefigation. This effect will be but mo-
mentary, when il will recoil with ten
fold force upon their own heads.
As ipecimen Of the candor and liberia
lily of a majority of the committee, we
refer our readers TO Mr.. Stoddert's let
ter; Zee The AdvcrfJtr Of Wtdaelday
lgf that part Of the report to which ii
alludes requires 10 other comment. The
letter is as clear and ineligible TO the
understanding of any man who will read,
and comes with as complete conviction as
the hnple Ralement of two and two make
four. The whole otthe charges may be
explained with equal fatisfaeion but it
will require iome little time to collect the
necsaaSy information.
To fuppote that any permanent effect
can be produced, any laaing impreiion
can be made on the people Of the United
States, by fuch conduct, is to fuppoie
them defitute Of every generous, every
noble feeling. The citizens of America
cannot behold with appreciation the con-
dsa of thcte, who, forgetting the high
and important fa,ion of Representatives
Of the People, can condefcend to employ
their time, and uic their privilege, IN
ie.rching the records ofllong, arduous and
faithful fervices, for every triaing deyi.
alton from the itri6 rules OF law.
The adherents of the old fchool have
long been marked as objects of vengeance
i0rnot bowling the knee TO Basl; we truR
however, they will come out of this new
political furnace uninjured; and that thofe
who have endeavored to cait them into it,
willperih in the attempt.
Wg@. Fed.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-12

From Tie LgR accounts eftbe fate Of
Neqv- loys, qye learn The ebaice otyEx ~
pubheaa and one demoeratc member, f0f
The n<st eongreG. DR.. Maeisl, the de-
mocyatfc candidate 1vas nat appel ~
The FeasralTs. Hbat d. tke JI4er(as
uiaus tbtxk of this :
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-29

On Wedaelaay, The 10Th dy Of June,
7ya2 be Jold at public aAdion, an tbt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-29
Valuable Building Lots
In and adjoining the town OF Alexandria.
For jale on a long Credit.

On Wedaelaay, The 10Th dgy Of June,
qyiH be /old at public aal7ion, an tbf
premyes,
About forty five acres Of
LAND, in and adjoining to the town Of
Alexandra, and binding on Hunting cieek.
This land will be divided into fquares, &C.
cording to the plan of the town, and each
fquare will be. fold feparately, on credit
of fix, twelve, fifteen and eighteen months
the purchafers giving notes negotiable
in the bank Of Alexandria, with approy-
ed endorfers.
The whole Of this land is now enclofed
by pof and rail fence. It's contiguity to
the town, and It's high and healthy htua-
ton render it amongf the mof defrable
eaates in the neighborhood for building
lots. On one of the lots neat and com.
modious framed dwelling houfe hath been
erected, together with the necefary out
houies, and on this lot there is well
ofgood water, and a number Of Aonrilhing
trees growing. Some fmall frame hoafes
have been erected on an adjoining lot.
The title to this property is complete,
and convey ances will be made in fee finn
pie when the purchafe money is received.
The title papers may be feen, and likewiie
plat of the land and lots, by appiyin
to the iabfcfiber.
JAMES III. HOOE.
At the fame time and place will befold
a LEASE for thirteen years Of twenty fe-
ven acres of LAND adjoining the above
trasa fubjea to a ground rent Of twenty
fegen pounds per year.
May II Dim
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-29
7 ne PdtCnL NdId1lCG,
FOR WEIGHING OUNCES OR TONS,
For /ale-A the fare If
IOH NJ c.. + A u d.

The price OF this valuable infrunlent is lcfs
than one half the colt CT fcales and weights Tor
weighing large oraughts. It's accuracy is fuPe--
rior to any other mode Of weighing, as t..c Lrsis
Gated weights are not liable TO the influence Of
correction, which gradually reduces iron weights,
and in transporting and in uflng, more than one
half the labor is faved.
N. b. Mr. Dearborn, the patentee, IS now in
this city, with tefimonies OF the above menti.
ored AMI other important advantages attending
the ufe o. the Patent Balance. Gentlemen Who
with to peruie shale teftimonics, 70 witAeis ex-
periments, or to engage beams OF any fize, will
be received with attention at G2cibys Tavern,
or O. the fore above mentioned.
AIsxan Y;a MAY IS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-29
Amonaf qU6Ib are,

Amozgyf e06ieb are,
Super6ne Mems and Ladies
Cloths and CafImeres,
Fashionable Buttons, and Waifsoating,
1rih linens, 81 heesings, and diaper,
Ofnaburgs, houlewiie and Lancaihire
dowlafs,
Printed calicoes, ehintzes, and dimi-
ties,
Ticks, checks, ftr;pes, tufts, and Scotch
gauze,
Cambria, jaconet and other fancy muf-
Inns,
Cotton and thread hoGery, and ladies'
gloves,
Color'd grapes, and figured farfnetts,
Fashionable cotton trimmings, girdles,
ribbons, fix haadkerchiefs,
Oae cafe bonnetts, sc. sc.
My IS. d2w 2aw6w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-29
public aaIe.
On Tuesday,

j. Ten o'elscF, evaI be 6a at ne Stsd4S
Store,
Rum in hoglheadsand barrels.
Whitley in barrels,
Gin IN caks aad barrels,
Port wine in caiks,
hlolaaes in hhds.
Sugar ID hhds and bis.
white and brown Coap in boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee in tiereeS and bags,
Rai6ns in kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in crates, Handsomely
alIoTted,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-29
ALSOS
A variety Of DRY GOODS,

AMONG WHICH ARE
SuperHne cloth and Kerhmeres,
Narrow Cloth, and Flannels,
Irih Linens, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck Of different qualities,
Chintzes and oa,icces,
Canbricl. and Cotton fhawls,
India Muffin and Table Cloaths,
Coloured threads and towing hlks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number Of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
May 20 Vendue- Matter.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-29
RICHARD VEITCH

Has imported By tie big Unio4, captain
Wooabsufr, fran Loudon, and e5frs f.,
iale, ~ tie piece or package, at Us
qyarebog'f an Kmg Gret,
A general Afortment OF
SPRING GOODS,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03
II N # C z

For the relief of FRANCIS DuCHoUoyET.
u ( ii esaf7ed BY fbr Seuan 0sS Hsyie Of Re-
- b,cfstatiOe, Of Tie Unifed S,afes of liner
tea. IN CcrgrrG aDsmbLa, Thar there be paid to
Fsscis Dueheuquet, our Of any monies in the
Trcsfury. not oiheswifc appropriated. the fun
Of two hundred and ninety-one dollap, and
e;ghty- four cents, in foil compensation for mon.
les by him advanced TO redeem certain Ameri.
ean citizens captured by the Indians.
NATHANIEL MACON.
Speaker gftbt Hoa/t IF Rep,ejtntafi4tti.
A. BURR. Yiee-Pys)sdet Of fb.
Unhtd Slater, ard Py.fdenf Of ibs Ssxafe.
APPROVED, March IS, 1901.
tn: JEFFERSON,
P,sGAenf Of the United Sfasss.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03
AN ACT

Fer the ACCOMMODATION of Pcrfons concerned ia
certain Fifheries therein mentioned.
Der tra7ed ky ike Ssza,s and H0xjs Of Re.
ID srysntaflue' sfi6e Unifed SfHie' ef Amsriea,
IN Cs1g,s6la1cmbied. That from and after the
paAng oi tins act, it ihal be lawful for the col
ieSior Of the cuitoms for the diariet OF Edenron
TO premit any veGel having on board falt only. af
ser due report and entry, and iecuri,y given tor
she duties, 10 proceed under the infpettion of an
1Ncer the cuaolns 10 auy 6ihcry or other Ian
ding place within the difriei, 10 be deiignated
in the permit and there difchargc The fame iub-
jct. however, in all other Ieietis, TO the regula-
lions. rearietions, penalties aud proyiions eta
bl,lhcd by an act paaed the iecond OF March in
Ihe year one thouiand feven hundie ed and nine
ry-nine. io,i,led "An Ad to regulate the col.
lctton Of dutics on imports and tonnage"
Sec. =. Asd be tHysbe, enadeI, That every
infpeetor or other officer of the CuRoms, while
periorming duty on board any fuch veiIel, elfe-
where than in the port TO which iuch officer NAV
properly belong, fhall be entitled to receive from
the matter, or commander thereof, fuch provi-
Gons and other accommodations (free from ex-
penfe) as are uiually fuppied to psGehgers, or
as the fate and condition of the velel will ad-
nit.
Sec. Z. Ind be ii fartber ssaded, That it
by reaion OF ,he delivery Of any cargo of falt, in
manner afofeiaid. more than fifteen working
days icompu,ins from the date of entryl hall,
il the whole, be fpent therein, the wages or
ompenfa,on of fuch infpe6tor, or other officer
Of the cuitoms who may be cnployed on board
any veG.l, in refpet to which Iuch term may
Be 70 exceeded, fhall, for every day Of fach
excefs be paid by the matter o: owner and until
paid ii all not be lawful for the coleetcr to grant
clearance, or to permit fuch vefel to depart
from The dihIief.
NATHANIEL MACON,
Speaker !sf ttr Ho4js IF Rtsr5tStaiiv,,.
"A. BURR, Viee. P,ehde.i ef ,bs
Ushed Stafes, and Piejident Of ibs Senate.
APPROVED, March ! 6, 1894.
TIL JEFFERSON,
P,sfaeu. Of tie United S,atr.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03
OFFICIAL.

The French Charge des Affiir,. has Civ
en- public notice. thar all manner OF in,erconsic
with 81. Domingo is prohibited to foreigners. ek-
eep' with the PoHs of Cape Francois and Port
kepobbcan thar vehel attempting TO enter the
other Ports, and 70 communicate With or fupply
the revoted negroes, will be f.izcd and coniitca-
Ted, and The commanders ieverely puniihed /;
ina; fair traders viii be encouraged and that
it is sdviisble tor perions making fhipmsnrs 10
either OF the above Ports to procure certificates
from the French Commercial Agents.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03
Sales at Auction,

Oa Monday. sfb haani. at 10 s'risei. qoiH n
Sold, at GARpstx and DsAs's OGs,
fbs following Csods. vis.
too Pieces White Cotton.
40 Do. Bapdannas.
do. CaiIimercs.
40 Dozen Pocket Handkerchief.
Piece. Superine Broad Cloths.
80 Do. Linens.
90 Do. Callcoes.
30 Dozen Shawls.
80 Reans Later Paper.
So Pieces Hair Ribbons.
10 DO. Fine Dinity.
20 Rolls Paacboafd.
8 day CIcek aud fundfy o,hsr az
at time Of Sale.
Mt+oroy'. Ap,H Cd, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03
Ma. Flssswo.TH,


OBSERVING 10 your laa paper piees
Rsaed John Ward. in which he undertakes 20
tsci.e cunyeriasion which he fays took p!sce
in January lat, in PcufInou,h. between the
Mdd!s,ova Judge snt himlelf, aad TO the truth
OF shIeh &c is ready 10 a,tea ;--Sappo6ng my
FELT the perfan ,hesein alluded 10. / do in this
paSlic manner, poancely declare the whole
as,enent 10 be an infamous fabrication of the
fad Ward. aud an inpudeat and ps'rsole fsile-
h1ot. II can declare under Oatb. that have
not exchanged word with him ssfpstting
to~nmeeung. OF on any political fub):a Tor lx
moath, pad ID ever.
Had VIII 60 have chenihed the fpirit
OF party, it would have been ss'y abfurd, ,has
ihould have uniersken TO do il a, 70 early a
period as anuarY. pnov 10 knowledge shasl
sey oppoiitico wss contemplated Sad IN nay
ca,ma,ion aill moe inconetaoas would have
been my condoes il at any time. for this purpoie,
J had attempted 60 folicit the company Of a man
ot ms worthless charatser. wh5ie llanderous
'aiiehoods and unparalleled cfftontery will re-
eeive no farther notice from
BENZ. GARDINER.
Middleto@n, March q, Sol.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03
LAWS. OF THE UNIO ~
(puBLIsHEp By AUrHoRIrY.]
sryErrH coNoRrs.

sEvErTH coNoREss
ef tie
UNITED STATES,
at beir 6T EDsen.
Begun and held at the CT
~ of Warrington, io the
Territory Of Columbia.
on Monday, the 9TH Of
December, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03
For the RH,DR.IsLAND RiPtBLrcGH.


TT has been faid land, it is believed truly, for
Il it has not, in any ihape, been ccnraditted)
that the late grand federal eaaeat At Providence,
wss holden on the Sabbaib day. If this be a
jaa, i, muR be confdered wicked violation Of
the commandment OF God, & heaihenifh out
rage upon the precepn Of religion. What is to
become Of the inAiution of the S35jof5, ii il is
TO he made fubfervient to the pnrpofes Of pasty ?
For what purpofe has been eretted thole houfes
c. religious wofhip. which, a, once, dignity and
corfecrste focie,y. il ,Ie day TO which they ase
dedicated. is to ts proai,uted, and defed BY
"(othn." They we're erefled in vain, snd in
all their capscious and lofty magnihcencs, muft
aspd in gloomy folitude the deferred monu-
neuu OF '' epI Gn,s." if the example meets
with the cooniensncc which thefe Z" forcibls
nen," in all their undertakings, arrogantly
Claim. They always with to be looked up to a.
rhe Lord's anointed they expect obedience in
al things md aIe angry il il is not rendered |!
But fhal they iucoeed m eeabhfhing precedent
of this kind Shall the eourfc they have thus
marked DOT b. purfscd. becspfe il was f,f en-
r.,ed upon bv men ~ho arc Rri,ing for ao ex
eluii,. pOssfli,n Of the rein' of government,
LOST, yelerday, on the road between
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03
DIED. IA. poin, pc,re tt,,ud.loooei

DIED. .l-At Point Pctre lGaudsloupcj on
the r,th OF Februarys lar, Mr.. WILLIAM ID.
CRAssros, ion of Mr.. Pelcg Cranaon. OF this
town, in the 10Th year ot his age.
Mr.. Jo:rrH BORDEN, ION OF Mr.. VIII.
liam Borden. OF ths town, in the Sth year OF
his age.
AT Manila, Capt. PtrRs TaYtoR, ION
OF Ms. James Taylor. of this town, in the sgd
year OF his age.
AT Midiletown. laa Thuridsy night, Mr..
BsRIAH AnrHosY.
Wn killed, in the State Of New York. on
the I'd Of March lat, by the falling of tree,
Mr.. JosRrH CLARxE. fon Of Maj. Thomas
Clark, OF NaIth- KingAown in the 3iit year Of
his age. lie mas left wife and one child. He
was an early profeiior of the chrifiiau religion,
and ever fuaained charatter irrepfochablc.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03

Arrived hese yeilcrdsy, Capt, WIN. Slo
cum, jon. 9 days from Charsffon Is. C.)-
March as Var. SO, 10. lop. II. 10. took from
the wreck OF the ich. Bollycailing, Capt. Utah
Gii'ekin, OF Eeenson, ". C.l and all his crew,
Capt. G'lekin was bound from Eden,on to ia.
maica, out days. Veilel and cargo totally loft.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03
N E w 2 0 r L,
Saturday, April 8, 1909.
we undcraana. ,hat ,h., neu AGAR

We underaand. that the new arrangement
of the Army, on ,ne peace etaoliih nea,. hes
hecn received. Captains SriLL's and BsALL's
Companies are TO be divided between this place
aud New London. Capt. SroDpAkD is direct
ei 20 repair with hii Company 10 Bottom. We
ALTO andehtani thar Msjor Mae RsA is ordered
forewhsrc 70 the Southwark.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03

or The piece 6gned 80 CANDOR." i,
received; but a. ih= inclofure did not contain
the name OF the writer. we DO NOT fcrl ourielves
authorized to pa6lih il. lie has fsid that he
asnds ready TO fubRantate the facts yet he has
not given Us his name. We take this opporu-
nity to inform our Correspondents abroad. that
i is serpettsd they will pay the poaasc Of their
Communications.
".iNouIslToR" a neeeGarily deief-
red ill our next.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03

\ T Public vendue. the /, 9Th day of April
"A next, on the Farm late belonging ., Ma.
fban Gafdxr,, dcceafed, iituste in South. Kinef-
town, about four miles from the Narrsgapfe,t
Ferry. an the road leading to Lu,le. ReR--Fif-
teen Coss---four Oxcn--.vafioos kinds OF
young ffock-fcveral Horfcs-aDd variety
Of Fatming Uten6ls, &c.
E. r. GARDINER,
Yrwdne-MgSer.
SeAfb KngRoqun. March 80. 1904. 70
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Sail Maxine.

THEfubfcriben having entered into partners
4 ihip. under the firm of
Spooner and Dunham,
hereby ioIorm the Public, ,ha, they carry on the
Sail Milking buGaefs. 10 its various BRANCHES,
at their Sail Loft, cn the wharf Of the late Gen.
jobs slalbone, ct the South part OF the town;
Thofe who may favor them with their cuaom.
may depend on puntsuaty and difpa,ch. All
favon will be gratefully acknowledged. by
WING SPJONER, ad,
CHARLES c. DUNHAM.
Newport, April 8. 1904. 79f
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A letter from an officer Of the frisne Bseon
dated at Malaga. Dec. II, i8ot, fa,es, that the
Philadelphia had captured TrpokIan brig |;
that the Swedes are ~ var with the fame power,
snd that their naval Commanders in the Mcdi-
teranean are directed 10 confult the American
Commodore refI~tting their operations.
The Swedifh Government has officially
announced the fendiog Of fquadron to block.
ade the pert Of TriPoli
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qht tsllszDisg meDage accompanied certain tsnms-
ntafions from or, CO./ah reiafivt 10 fbs Bar
bav pozOen.
Gentlemen Of the Senate, and
of,he Houie of Representatives,
sranfmit for the Information Of Congrefs,
letters recently received from our Confuls al
Gibraltar. and Alsien, prefenting the la,ea
view of the Rate Of our affairs with the Barbsry
powers. The fums due to the government Of
AIgicu are now fuly paid up and Of the gra-
tuity which had been promifed to that Of Tunis,
and was in a courfe Of preparation, fnall por.
tion only remains Gill to be fn:fhed and delivef-
cd. TIL /: JEFFERSON.
March 7, 1904.
Sir years arrears to the sfh Sept. . soI, I, are
fully paid up 10 the Dey Of Algiefs.