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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15
PARIS, September 20.

S e. D @ NJ 1 N C @.
An Arrete of the Conluls, conddering
that Their Establishment of order at ST.
Domingo, GuadaiouTe, and IT'S dePenden-
cies, and the intereG of trade and cultiva-
ton, depend, principally upon the pre-
fence of the proprietors on their property,
requires, that the faia white proprietors
lhould return without delay, under the Pc
nal,y of remaining under fequefration.
perfons under eighteen, widows and their
daughters. the inhrm and the old, foldi
ers under arms, and public funttionaries,
are excepted. No one is TO receive
diipenfa.ion from perfonal refidence, or
have his fequefration taken off, un!efs re-
prefented by an European manager, capa
bic of we'll managing habitation in viii h
he lhall actually refde. Every proprie-
tor is alto, in order TO have fequearation
taken off, to produce proof of non emigra
ton, eralure or amneity.
By an Arrese of the 9th, all a6tions for
debts contracted in St. Domingo, by the
purchaie of plantations, houies or negroes,
anterior to the 1T of January, 1872, are
fufpended until the z3d OF September,
1903.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15
MsCARA and FRIDGE

Have jaa opened a WHOLESALE stone,
in King frfsf, otpsfte SNowDEN's
PRINTING OrP1cE, zvbsre they b4ve a
large and general A1artment Of MER
CHANDIZE, qubieb they 7ufliell loqS
for Ce@ or afproOed Nofes, al 90 days !;
-CoNsIsTlNG Of
Coarfe and fine cloths, coat
;ngs, blankets, hanneis, corduroys, thickfetts,
fuisians, caimancoes, checks, Britiih mullins of
every defcription, fix HANDKERCHIEF, ribbons,
pcloug faiths, romals, polieates, thread iaoes
and edgings, cottons and chintzes, ihawls
fancy pocket handkerchiefs, dinties, lriih linens
brown Hollands, toilonets, cotton hohery, iewing
Glks, table cloths; threads, white and colcured,
by the pound or package hats in cafes aiiorted ;
knives and forks, fcilIars, &c. &c. &c.
They will receive further fupply of GOODS
by the early Fall veflels.
To LET, the Houle in King
hreet lately occupied BY MIR. M'Culloeh.'
Apply as above.
IT. Oe2m
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15

Have imported IN the IudsRry, Capt.
M'Krnzie, from Laudox,
Superhne Cloths and Kerfey
meres,
Wet of England Swanfdowns,
Yarn, worried and Silk Hohery,
Lutefrings, Pelongs and Pertains,
Fancy Florentines and Sattins,
Collar Velvet,
Muffs and TiPpets,
Threads, Tapes add Bobbins,
China, Satin and Saifanette Ribons,
Mullins, Laces and Edgings, Wells,
&c.
Ingram Yorkshire Carpets,
Furniture Fringes, Cords & Taaels,
Dimities,
And Irons, longs and Shoyels,
Shad, Herring and Sail Twine,
Nov. 4. eo3w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-24
T0aW zUhom 1t may concern.

The undersigned comminary general
AID charge DIES affairs Of the French Re-
'uhlic, gives information to all perfons
whom it may concern, that in confcquence
OF the revolt of the negroes in St. Domin.
90, all manner of inrercourie is, by order
o. the commander in chief for the French
Republic, in the iAand, prohibited to TO-
reigners, with any other part ofthe iland
out the two ports of Cape Francois and
Port Republican. Croizers will arre& all
foreign veaels in attempting to enter any
other port, and to communicate with the
revolted negroes, to carry either ammuni-
ton Or proviions to them; fuch veiiels
ihall be con6icated and the commanders
fevere!y pun,ihed, as violating the rights
of the French Republic and the law of ma
tions.
Fair and regular traders will meet with
encouragement and protection at the two
aforementioned places from the general in
chief and subordinate authorities. The IN
tercourfe between the United States and
thoie two ports is left open to the Amesi-
Can trade. twill be Advisable for mer-
chants who make ihipments to the colony,
and who with to meet with no interruption
by mourning fufpicion Of improper conduit,
{, take proper certificates from the COM
IN fairies or commiaarial agents of the
French republic, in the United States, who
are inRnefed to deliver them to the appli-
van:s.
Given at Georgetown, Columbia Diff
triet, the twenty -ieven,h Ventoie,
tenth year Of the French Republic,
March 18th, ISoz.)
L. A. PICHON.
March II. DIST
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-24
Public Eale.

OK T,HURSDM' re n day Of Afra, at
10 o'ci2tk "a TIE t5rrnosn, eoiA be fe!a
s. or RE prr-i1:s, far Ce@,
IA two itory frame houfe and
a LOT of ground, ftua;e on the South Gee of
Prince. if!eer, few doors Wet Of Royal
n,ce,, adjoining The houfe now occupied
by Mrs. Redmond-iaid 10: fronts on
Prince, free, 70 feet, and extends back
about GO feet to 10 feet alley, iuajeH
to a ground rent OF 40 pounds Per arm.
P. q. MARSTELLER,
March Is. Vendue Mater,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-24
Pubic Sale.

Viii be yza To- MoRR0Wat 3 e'flsek
m1be afternoon, attbr LITE esreAsng
b0xle. Of Mrs. MARGARET GRrrrRR,
su King fret, nest dsor TO L"2rfsee
Hoef's, all The
Houleheld and Kitchen Furni-
lure of the faid deceafsd-condiiiug Of,
Beds and BEDDING, Tables, Chairs, Deiks,
Cupboards, and iundry other articles
The terms Of fale will be 8 months credit
for all fu.ns above 20 dollars, and under
tast Cath. Bonds and iecurity will be re-
CURED.
BY order Of The Adminiltrator, 49,
PIG. MARSTELLER,
March 49,. Vrndae Mat'er..
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-24
Notice.

NOTICE.
THE fubfcrlber intending to
cult his prefent buiinefs, gives this puos;S
notice, TIA, any rer:on having demands
aCa;na him, will preient the fans, ano
thew will be Immediately diicharsed.
The few indebted TO him, by doing like
wife, will SCI the thanks Of ,,o,
THOMAS CRUISE.
Who will continue for one
non,h telling o& his STOCK oiGooDs
At prime cot.
March :. az"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-24
William Hawthorne

Ra,ta, selt 0sh;t bliA, ., il 1slfsana,i9
Platter Of Paris by the
ton, or rtady ground by the bufhel,
Indian Meal and Rye Meal, holted or
unboltei,
Corn. or any other grain, ground for
toll a: the mill.
.4thi; fore liz tasvn,
Hay in bundles, Corn by
the buihel,
Loaf and lump Sugar by the hosAead
or barrel,
Firf and fecond quality James River
Tobacco, in kegs,
A few very good Mil Sp;iaIes,
Two good Scale Beams.
Three boxes 8 by 10 Window Gals,
A few barre!so of Tar,
James River Coal.
Far Sale,
A nusnher agsaIuabie Lots in town,
A fmall Hoafc on lot of IS feet from:
on Water Street, next door to Major
Muncafer's.
Aye, fir Sale or Rent,
A valuable Brick Houle
on King Areet, now in the tenure Of Tho
mas Cruie.
cd mo. /.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-24
IANNEY & PATTON
HAVE FOR SALE,

TIA u ioh pfabG3
90 Pieces OF Ruliia Duck,
so Ravens do.
s Chefs of Souehong Tea,
HaYanna white & brown Sugars IT boxes,
Wea- India Go. In sllds. anu barrels,
Coffee in bags and barrels,
Holland Gin in barrels,
Sweet Oil in boxes OF II bc;iiss each,
Cattle Soap in boxes,
Shoes in boxes afortsd,
Eaif-India Goods.
AJo,
The Cargo ofihe Schooner Lucy, captain
Snow, committing OF
Is Tons Platter OF Paris,
so CaRs of Lime,
10 Barrels Of Tanners Oil,
iis Reams Of Wrapping Paper,
30 Boxes of d,pt Candies.
January II. q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-24
TIMOTHY HAY.

THE Subicrihcr hes quantity OF
Timothy Hay for Sale, which he will de-
liver in Alexandra, or at any diitance not
exceeding ten miles from his farm. a. the
moderate price of -Four Shillings Per hun
dred. A line sddrened to him at lhls
place, ard left at the PoR- Office, Alexan-
dria, will be received, and immediate at
tention paid to it.
LAWRENCE LEWIS.
Mount Vernon, March 3.
dt4thApril.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-24

ihS Executive ms fcCeivec auiheaiic
information that the trade between the
United States and St. Domingo, except
With Cap Francois ard Port teaublican,
in .ha, .land, is for the prefent luipen-
del.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-24
Public salt.


On FRIDAY,
At ten c'clock, qvM be GoLd at the 'e1HH'
Stare,
cd and 9TH proof Antigua ana
Jamaica Rum in hhds. and bis.
French Brandy IN bis.
Holland Gin IN bis.
Tenerife Wine IN Caiks,
Co,diais III bls.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
Molaies in hhds.
Rice 10 tieroes and bis.
Soap in boxes,
Queens and Earthen Ware IN c'a'e''
Handsomely aRorted,
90 boxes Havana oegars'
Cotton in baies---oa a credit.
ALSO,
A variety Of DRY GOODa,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad and narrow Cloths,
Flannels and Planes,
Carpets and Carpeting.
Irih and German Linens,
Worried and cotton Stockings,
Calicoss ard Ginghams,
\ variety of Muffin and Muiiin i1a'o
kcrchiefs and Shawls,
Table Cloths, Hats,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, and
a number OF other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLkR,
March 20. Venaue- hidNe!.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-24
AOL2le.

THOSE indebted to JAMES RUSSELL
and Co. are mott earneitly req eited 10 III
and iet;le heir accounts with JANIS RUS
SILL, who is fully Empowered 70 receive
all debts due iaid firm.
JOSEPH RIDDLE & Co.
JAMES. RUSSELL.
March g. dst
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-23
FOY SALE, By
7acob Richordion,

y n
Lfbs Pa .Ofiice, a gysof aa,'sy Of B9,ks and
Ssaiex4,y among spbnt are, Jfssy-
al seqo tsbheaf,o1s, 1sS.
A VIEW Of the Political cooaati OF AARON
IA BusR, Efq. Vice. Pfciidsnr.---.Hs'ft
Cossctt Stasemeat -. 89vyiagiers Voyale 70
New South Wales ALTO, as.sw,' Four Let
.sen. being an inscreHiog Correspondence be.
txeen JoH~ ADAMS. late Presidcut. and SAM
yxL ADAMS, iase Governor OF MailachuGtts.
Life OF General Bos xrxRrs--& Az Anti
do,e to Ions Woop's polion.--
Likc~ lie may be hsd al fsid Store, large
AGor,mens Of Houie Payer, aud Bcrae'..
N. B. II may perhaps he unnset nary 70
Inform the Public, .shAt he has hreiy made an
addition 70 his Circulssine Library of "sesny
shouisnd Volumes Of BOOKS, in the difissens
brsaclws Of E,csNure."
A. To be tclA ss above. q few TICKETS
IN NE Providence BspnA Meeting Houfr Lot.
sssy. Asgsf a.. ISos. 9sn
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-23

ID ANYWAY from The fobicIiber, on the
IN night Of the iscond int. a Negro man
named PRINCE, 70 years OF age, about fix
feet high, walks liulc fcoping, combs his haii
ard lomclimes tics il 10 his recs wore and
carried away with him. a gyey thick out iide
jacket, one ftired nankeen under jacket, one
ink ditto, and arigcd nank-en oveTsh,, and one
pair of hsos. Whoever viii take Up iaid Run
sway. ard return him 20 the fubicriber, or fe-
core him IN any of orr gsols where The owner
may Get him again, fhall receive the above Tr
wa,d. and al! necsnary charge paid. All Mat
tiers OF vcG-is are forbid carrying faid Negro of,
under the penalty OF the iar.
OLIVER ARNOLD.
E,,,>,.l on. A. 1907. 30;
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-23
Nicholas WebRer.

INFORMS the Public. that he has opened a
1 GROCERY STORE in Broad Street. in
the houie. Ia,e the property Of Mr.. Caleb Earl,
whsfe he has for Sale general aGortment of
WEST-INDf1 GOODS.
Among ofhc,s, arc the following articles
Rum, Brandy, Gin, Cherry Run, Moiailes,
Flour. Rye and Indian Meal. Teas of various
kinds. CoEre. Chocolate, Railins, Currents,
Pepper, Ginger. Alfrice, Cinnamon, Nutmegs,
Buuer, Checfe, Candies, Onions, Tooacco,
Snuff, Powder and Shot, Lamp-Oil, Loaf and
Brown Sugars, Stc.---ALSO,
A general and extenGve variety OF
Crockefy and Hard Ware. Mems and Women's
Shoes, SIC. &c. with many other articles, TOO
tedious TO mention all which will be fold at
the rsoR reduced prices.
Netvpoyt, Nov. I'll. 1901. 6otf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-23
CASH, PAID RoR
LINEN q WoOLEN RIGS, Br
Chriitopher G.. Olncy,
Deiiverrd at bp M,kJ. or at kh Papsy Warr-
Hs1E,

Deiioerrd at bn Mill. or at tn P0psy Warf-
Hsgjs,
WHERE he m hs' y t.l'; q at e "holef'; roaIs and
cap Writing Paper, No. I and z.-.Vellum Let.
tcr do POT do.--W Wrapping do.--Bannet do.
--Clo;hier's DO. ~ qoaliiY.--S Shca,hing, wiki
and without Sand Book Binders Boards
Candls Pspc-, AID Sega Loaf Biuc.-ALso,
a cou,l-tc AGofsnent Of Blank Account
ard Record E,,oky.-LiKEwIsE
Account Books made and rolled TO any pat
tern. 10 fur the purchafsr. complete Abort
men, Of Schocl Books, and Stationary OF all
kinds, sc.
dl6, Warranted Chocolate, by the Box,
or pound, Cocoa Shells, by tine Bag.
NJ B. Wanted, ore y,wp Boys, trnrn n
to- years OF ase, as Apprentices 90 tie Paper
making and Clothing buiincfs, TO iueh great
encouragement viii hSgi1en.
pfcvid,"er, Morcb 3 1907. 74'f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-23
TO BE SOLD,

II r fl K NJ,
7 YING 10 Exeser, State of Rhode Illand,
H. about Gx miles from WEXFORD, contain.
ing 80 acres of good Land, with two Dwelling
Houies, and other our buildings. II may be
rurchafed together, or in iepasate divifons.
Payment will ce made eafy.-Afe,
A lhare in. the Ohio Company,
containing nearly Twelve Hundred Acres OF
exceileat Lsnd. Eos further particulars apply
to PARDON TILLINGHAST.
Exeter. Fsb. zs. soti
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-23

Blank Deeds, and Jgaids's Writs,
and Executions, fer Jais at this QtTes.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-23
FLEECE WOOL.
G. X o C. E RIES.

@ K . G. E K 4 s,
Of Warranted quality. and at the lowcR
pr.ces, at Retail, oy
John Hazard, jal1r.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-23

HE Court Of Probate for the town Of New
i por', having appointed the iubfcriben
commitioners, TO examine the claims OF me cred
itoTs to the eaaie OF WALTER EAsros, late Of
faid Newrorr, deceaied, rep'eien,ed iniolvent;
and twelve months being allowed for tha, pur-
Pofe :-Notice is hereby given 10 ali perlons
having demands againit iait estate. 70 bring them
10 20 either of Us. within fad lime, or o,hswiic
they will be preclnded according 10 law.
EDMOND TOWNSEND, I comnH-
THOMAS PECKHAM. ! Jf1nsrs.
Or All perfons indcb.ed 10 faid e!tate. are
re9uctted TO mskc immediate payment 70
MBRlBETH EASTON,l
DAVID BUFFOM, Eaeesfoys,
JOHN SLOCUM.
Newport, 4th Mo. s. 1904. s.tf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-23
To Let,

A very commodious STORE, on
Banyfr,'s Wharf. eii.cmcd az good Aaod for
oaii oeis as any in Newpori--For fgr.her gar
'icolars, eaqOi'c CT 'he Office Of me Rhode
Iiland Republican.
Septm6e, rS, ,Sc1. ciiilf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-23
To be Sold by
Sheffield Attwood,

LIFTEbN noglaeads clay'd Sugar,
4 20 hoghesds good retailing McIaa-s,
$50 Barrels Heifiog.
--9Jo--
Forty Acres of good Laud. four miles difant
from this town, hich j. well warcred, and we'll
walled,
Sondry Dwelling Houies. ftuate in diff
fercnt pasts of the town.
He carries cn the BAKING Buiinefs as
ufual and can fnrnih any quantity of Cabin
Bread on ihou notice.
He has MsJfs Boat Of Is feet on hand |;
and will furniih others Of any diIsenfon, on
the lhoriee noticc.
Newp0n. Jaly "a. 1904. osd
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-23
Sail Masing.

Sail Ma!.ing.
HE iubicribefs having entered into partner
L ibip. usder the firm Of
Spooner and Durham,
hereby inform the Pubic, that they carry on the
Sail M King buGnsis, in its various branches,
at ,heif Sail Loft, on the wharf of the late Gen.
John Msibone, at ,he Soeth par, OF the town.
rhoie who may favor them with their cuRom.
may depend on punaua,iiy and diipaioh. All
favoTs will be gratefully ACKNOWLEDGED, by
WING SPOONER. I'D.
CHARLES c. DUNHAM
Newport, Apr! 8, 1907 7of
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-23
John * Henry Cahoonc,
HAVE FOR SALE,
At their STORE on Banihct's Wharf.

hhNh rSN SALE,
At thei. STORE on BaniAes's Wharf,
ID
DROWN SUCAR. By tbt Ea,rel or bax;
,Dloie6is, BY ibe bogAs@d; fh~, BY 'be 6a,-
rel; Po7vatr, b. ies eet& SktQibiag- Paper, BY
,b. basSyed; Casalc,, b TIE 6sx; iran Cotosc
es; ard e>nAise SP4Nf5 n SEC {RS.-ALso,
HONE9, BY The barrel or gallon
--Nezc I~S Soop, BY i6e bor-hsgyo-i iisad 10
b~cro-Bsa 4,b pref JGmaiea Ram Bsx
Si0ues---Sah Pete,'d Hart BRnsr, and .isg's
Lard, 9t.----LIKEwIsE,
Liquors, ef The beR kind, a
gentrai .4D91ncHf--and 7oayioas Ibsr Ayficlts
fbe G,oceyy Lme--a es@plct lIg5ytm>nf Of
qV5ieb they s,oo3jS 10 be co4aoatJ S%Pyliea sci,b.
ar MHSTERS ef Pec$et5, PaG-
fngey', &c. mag be supplied at (0M Store, 0y
ftf yloyfss ho,rce---1o.l6 any 1,,,eie hy nay
4sant-..0a4 fbt1 faVss ,g,0ltjsI5 icknsqD-
LEGGED.
GREEN CHAlRS, Der Dozsn--
Bar I,o~, per Ha@dye9 sot.--Midlng, aad C,r-
mel. per 6arrsi----Onioq,, Per Hna,cd baneber.
or mailer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, aad
q'ayi-y Of kbe bea IF IEdS.
Newport, Feb. 20, 1902. sT
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-23
w. R. WILDER,

BooXSELLER & S7A7YoNER,
Has Remoued 10 fbe Store Aexf D0oy Nayfb Of
Min. G'65s Il Cbamisg',,
VTTHERE he Offers for fsle, many tbopfand
w Volumes OF BOOKS, in the different
branches Of Litefause--rogether with almoa
every article in the Stationary lire, wholefaIs
,nd ressil.----Alf, an elegant AGormcnr Of
Genilea'cp's HATS, from IS ceas TO 6 dol.
lars ard 30 cents.
Nerrborf, Azg. n, o9tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-23

= EsPEcTFULLY isrfoir, her friend, and
IN the public in genera, tsat lhe carries on
the Thinning buGpefs, 10 tic South Shop OF the
fsne Houfs where is was carried on by her de-
cesled huibsnd. She has al presenr On hand.
large shortmeDt of TIN WARE, which ihe
will difpole of very cheap for Cath.
Thofe perfons who will plesfe TO favor her.
with their cuaom, may depehd upon having
their work faithfully done, and the fnailea fs-
vor will be gratefully acknowledged.
- For fa'e as above, an Ansumen, Of
JAPPASRD WARE, Glafs Lamps, and Two
large Franklin Stoves.
Newport, June I3, 1907. sof
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-23
" OF C E.

~ y L Z.
THE fuhicriber, intend &c leave this
Il town the entorg FAN, 'cqrs2s all psrfons
having uofetted accounts with him, TO aejuit
the fame before the November Court, az all on-
ienled accounts i'll then be put in fait, with
cut reipect TO pcrfers.
THOMAS ROWLAND.
N,qVbor. A9gM IL, ,sos. qstf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-23
To PRINTERS.

TOR fak. remarkably cheap for Cafh, good
a (fecond HANDY PRINTING PRESS. Rn
qui'c at the Ofice OF the Rhode. IAand Repub-
lcal.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
BCoTON. Aag. 81.
WAR K.

Mr.. s'udfon, who came paaengsr in the
fnip Columbus. which arrived ysaerday in 4 s
days from Cadz, informs ss that sheae~s VI
the poRPosement Of the war betsecn the Moofs
and the United States. was not credited st that
place, ss the Conful had received no intims,ioa
to that efeet; and the United States ichoonef
EaterPrize, Capt. Sterrett, arrived at that place
Jolly IS. fcveral days after The news had been
Ssncat. for the purpofe Of ,skip: ondsr con
voy American veilels bound Into the Streiehu
to Proted them sgainR the Moors. The Ea,ei.
prize was only two days frJm Gibraltar. Capt.
Ste,feu msn.icned thar there were s~o ihips
fitting ont at Saf6a. aMoorifh port in she Al.
laniic and two lasnches at Te,uaa, but cannot
fail till they receive their fweeps from Tsneiers,
and il Is difiicolt to get veAel to brias them.
The Moon had au ageat at Gibraltar TO pur.
chaic powder and balls.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04

riihr Callenser WI! sttenpt III Vain. Federal
fia can have no nes triamPh,. liz can never
again chel, the war worn foldier Of his pay, By
fraudulent iyaem. which realized 10 the enc
mics OF the revelation. thofe certificates which
It's friends had earned. IL can never sgain re-
animate the hopes OF the daiier. by opening a fc-
cond time the food gates OF i,esols,ioo and
fwindling. by paper bank, the fcIip OF which
for while was the ory commodity az market
Under The ad,ninlar rs,ioa Of pfefdeat jcf-
feron. the ioidisp and failors. " no,s sv LJ6 1"
will be at lcaa paid the deb; thar is due 10 them.
They will not be permitted to teri6 ~ s.aai,
by pretended friend, that Others may be en- ).
richcd by the prcdud of their labors Csnmor
fxyf will not he proarated 10 a ssryEbs lbsssy,
which facri6ced the fubiance of jaaice 10
fhadow , that thsfc who had ~aaed their pro-
per,y in the fervice of their county, hauli by
an III contrived project. b. slmoit the only per-
fons who were not TO ptoht by the American
revolution. The prefen, administration fcorus
to make IT'S appeal to the ~orif .pafions OF the
human heart. IL repoies isfslf on the common
intercR of the uncorrup,cd merchant, farmer
and msnuiatturer-thefc clale, mite as t~en-
sieths OF the actual ftrength Of the community.
The well difpoicd individuals who compoir
them, feel thai every thing is right and il is
not the venal quill OF Calender. or a thnufssd
like him, tha, can perfosde them TO the contra
ry. While this miicreanr has been bafc enough
to give an an ef CHARITY the appearance OF
bride, what NUT wc think Of his credit HE
has covered his own eba,a3sy with eternal in
amv. 'hs, he might poGiby do Gigh, injury
to ibaf Of his acknowledged patron.
(Rsfeu Cbren.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04

HE Jsif'sgisg Communicative fan RE Salem
Rsgyger, IS frnLy <.jeripnve q. /tVernI late
~xm5eyi Of lbe N~1vpou Mey1y. IL apple,
ao'1o peexiiay to,ee 10 fb4f paper Of tie z4fb
zh.--lf'y ,s,ro,k5 aPoa IL, SoO0I be zjflet.
--7be reader evW compare and Judge f0y
biysJ1
The Centincl of Saturday lah is the mott
eonfummsse digeR Of ieul- -moa,hed abuie, low
inder, outrageous iadecency, and iitera,c csl-
umuy we ever recolled to have feen. Thi,
worthy competitor with the infamous Callender
has cfcelIed the very chaifea efuGons of the Bill
Iingfgase n,uies. The whole paper is truly in
imitable--" none but itfelf can oe its parallel"
We with that new edition Of It's content. might
be pabl1ed and pofed az every corner of the
amets. IL is fplendid fpecimcn of the meek
neis. The deiicaey, the Wit. and. above all, the
modeay OF fsderalifm. II da.ise proaigacy, if
prcfomptuous fallehood, if pneleanly afper6on
be excellence, then has the Editor OF the Cent?
nei the moH preeiDinent merit. {" feidinando
Msndcz was but type OF thee. thou liar Of the
arf magni,ude." Good God j. il pofGble the
people of she Uai,ed States, however preiudiced
or ignorant, can Ieliih, or favor fnch libcl!ops
psoduaions Is no isnfe sf decorum lef, Is no
virae Remaining to clesnie this Augean Fable
VIC WIN, aho We repeat II, tnaf new edltton
OF the latt Ccn,inel may be publilied. We win
to know If there be left any fenic of unodeay or
candor among federalGs. II is impoGlb.e that
she moderate men o. that party can any longer
protrd fuch grois violations OF public order aod
deccncy. We naa have funk TO the lowell
depths of corruption, or the indignation of all
honea men ct all parties will purfue this mon-
Ter with impIacable vengeance. They win lop
of this !unghs, which il carkerous even TO de-
forniisy. Let il not be faid that Americans are
unworthy Of the freedom they enjoy-shat the
abandoned, the debauctcd, and the gambling arc
ihe taYorites Of the poblic-that pOlitcsloppo-
htion ha. dcaroyed morality, religion, and com.
moo fenfc.
We 'underaand thefe trick,-h is deep
play. The federal gamblers fake every thing
on the die. Their doctrine is, that by lbclling
every thing facred, the people muf fooa be dif-
guaed with liberty, and will willingly yield up
their political rights tyrsnny. rather than fuf-
fer the dreadful coniequcnces of open affai!ina.
tion BY the Pfcfs. S0ve then yoSysiUn, Amer
ieaxy. from Jssr svsya tsemns"--.from The
jaafs.