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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-18

hey mutt take their chance among the srmory
be brings into The field VI battle. He will fight
in his own way, * whoever is ounded mpjs spre
,hemielyes in the bea manner they can. Wheth-
er he fights fair or not, in the opinion OF bis
enrmiss. Is no con,iderannn With him ior being
On the defenivs, he levels his bloas wherever he
links they viii do the moR execution. Az
they hy Paine ID no Gk,yg,as. he ieems dsrr-
mined not TO follow the pfetept, II tiv enrny
atike you on Que check, turn TO him the other
ALTO. II they ifIke himhe will return The blow.
sad to ufe s.vulear fsylng. the " hardeit mutt
iend of. Tkese 10 no doubt il psine had becn
lef alone. he would have let them alone. Bot
she fs,A, wanted 90 make fun with him. as the
PhiliAines with Sampion Of old, and ii he pulls
tho hcufe down about their cara. they muA
thank themieivcs for the ca,aarorhe. They
wanted to place fools cap on his head bus
he, generous foul. is for putting gold spig on
theirs II the eaemy 6re grape ihof. he dif-
charges red hot doublc headed. When they
engage with fuch an sp,sgoniii. they mua take
things az they conc. He has a large nsgsz@e
Of waIlike Rores. and he will ERE while there 10
a mot in the locker. Let the fsyiss then 6eh,is
out.---While we can only look on a tpetsa-
tors IA Bsa. Cbr0x.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-18

cred q, the Poa Ofise by himieIT. and at others.
BY his gisl, have been ient TO vasious pcrions.
Nay, We arc authorized to ia,e. and we do e
on foil conviction Of its truth, that the fclf
fame Rutledge, while in Newport. has written
letter or letters in the name OF . man who
never Eved there, name indeed estirely pn-
known in that town, and either delivered i
hisnlelf al the Pa OHicc or ient il by his gll.
The hand writing was known by the Deput,
Pof Mater, and, when necensIy. viii be atteA.
ed to. Such is this lover OF s,dsr this friend OF
rsi;gien and good gsssvamesf, on Whole b.se,
Mr.. Blake can 70 confidently rely Truly he Is
a very bssorsbis man We nsa. isy, the Morn
ing Chronicle. that the msfive Of the RepubIi-
cans OF Newport for ekpoGng the .fcandslous
prstiices Of Rutsdge. "wefe not improper."
How benignanr was the thought and decorous
thc language OF this " Supporter Of the Admin.
iRTation.'
.'Twas pretty, 'sws vaaly pretty"
The fact 10 that Rotledge IL an old and
hsniencd offender inthis inc OF conduct. The
thing has become with him ayaealy baba.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-18
Thomas Paine--fbomas Paine !

AbAs what would the poor tory fcrib-
blen do, lid was nos for ToM PAIsE They
had expended all their sn1monition upon the
Pse6deps, bot Painc's ssrisal ieems TO have for
mined them with frefh fuppIy. Their tsss
fouIs are greatly grieved, leA he fhooId revive
the old " Common Senfs" principles, and expoie
the 4oslcnin fheeps cIoathing 10 their proper
colCuss. The stacks ON Paine arc nstural
fos II csspos be expected ss this day. that the
man ~ho united all American hearts in favor OF
IsdtIrml<~et, fhopld be exemps from csIomny
and dcfsnssion. Thefe 10Y fcribes, however.
ere pack n co~srds tos chile he gives his
nsme to the csblic, they are obliged 10 lurk 10
the essk, and dare not meet him on an equal
lbsiine. They want all the foe to themfeves
bsf Paine u determined 10 have part of the fpcrf,
and pisys with his ensmies ~ish . peculiar dex-
seri,y. II fhey viii begin with him, ,hcy mott
take the confeqseaccs he hss never fufsfcd
himfslf 10 be best down by few barking pup
piss Nshey wilIfo him TO- che combat
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-18
WILLIAM HELME

Ro1eafaiy, Informs biz F,ie~ds and fbs P3bLe.
THAT having employed an experienced
i Workman from New York, he has for
isle, at his Manufseaory on the Point 10y the
large or fnali quauiiiy) mould and dipped tai
low Candles, hard and foft Soap, warranted to
be Of equal quality to any imported.
Newport, Sept. 8, 1904. cW
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Extras sfS ki'er ls,rd. Re@isgtss. Nesvm-
Der sqlh, 1904. 1863 ESQ

" Upon itepping out Of the car
riage, | was furprifed and pleafed to
find Thomas Paine, and your requeit
loon arofe in my memory, after a few
moments converlation with him. I
had reiolved to go to Lovells hotel,
and there / had an opportunity Of
fatisfying mytelf that be does not full
" anfver any deicription given Of him
by his enemies or friends. Years
have made more imprefion on his
body than his mind. FIe ebends little
forward, carries one hand in the other
behind when he walks. He dreiIes
plain like farmer and appears clean
" and comfortable in his perfon, un-
lefs in the article Of fnuf which he
uies in profuGon. His addrefs is
unaffected and unceremonious. He
neither ihuns nor courts obferyation.
AT table he enjoys what is good with
the appetite Of temperance and vigor,
and puts to lbame his calumniators by
the moderation with which he par
takes of the common beverage OF the
boarders. His converiation is uncom-
monty intereiting, he is gay, humor-
Gus, and full o! anecdote--his memo
ry preferves its full capacity, and his
mind its irrefllible and may FAY It's
obltinate determination to purfue
whatever objcd il embraces. am
proud to find man whole political
writings, upon the whole, have never
been equalled, and whom ! have ad-
mired on that account, free from the
contaminations of debauchery and the
habits of inebriety-which have been
70 grofsly and falfely fent abroad con-
cerning him.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-18
Public Entertainment.

THE iubfcribcr inform the Public that he
i has opened Houit Of Entertainment in
Water. Street, in the towa Of WARRsr, 6gn
Of the Sbp ~ef Of CoL's Inn.-Csnaant at.
tendance viii be given, and every attention paid
% Ladies and Gentiemen, tor their accommoda-
tion. by the Pablic's humble fcrvsut,
PRESERVED ALGER.
O9oJ<, a. 1904. cviii,f
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VERMoNT

Correa Repsblicsn principles has pro-
eseged ss fsa 10 tbis sssie. ssin ary ofthe Ratcs
IL the Union. In r79s the Vermont Legi1stuse
gave majority Of 100 20 the frdeniif,, and
nov il gives majority Of aboos 10 to ihe Re-
publicsns
C,sss Maintain ssbs Htsprs'f dsens,
kivs tfrFsxson sad LIssaTr.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-18

The late PreGdent ADAMS, in
his letter to Mr.. WYTHE, ofKiyYiaia,
fays that {" be bappinsi Of the INDI-
vIDuAL is the end efmaa !" and that
(" all DiVines and moral PbilgSpbers
zciH agree" in this fentiment. In the
latter afertion certainly he is incor-
rect for many, if not mott of our
Divihes and moral philosophers hold,
that the glory Of God, the creator, is
the end of man, as well as of all other
creatures. What would our ffdtrai
clergy have faid, had Pre6dont jar
PERSON publilhed fuch a fentiment }
fPifnf<id Ssa.
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TO BE LET,

A ND pofEefion given Immediately, con-
"A veoient two ttOry Dselliog -Hosfe. on
the Long Wharf, but few rods below the foot
az the Parade. For terms. apply to
WILLIAM RYAN.
Newport, Dec. 10, 1904. ,fW
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-17

/ cove.y, -, Derarara; Louifa Briager,
Eve, Halifax Betiey, Goodwin, Rich
nond; loo2 Hunter, Lane, Jamaica.
Cleared, fhips Lord North, Brown,
Newfoundland; Cotton Planter, Wilton,
Liibon; briggs Patty, Hall, Martinique !;
Lydia, Bower, Curacao David and
George, Abeel, New Orleans; Bulah
Maria, Morris, Jamaica George Gin
ton, Holden, Wet Indies Morning Star,
,lobfon, do. tch'r Jane, Martin
ique.
Eaglifh brig Minerva, Reed, from Lii
bon on the sIf May, lat. 50, long. 90,
fooke a hip from the lie Of May, bouad
10 Porsiaonth. June |, lat. 3S, AZ, long.
IS, fpotSe flip Emperor, from GFeenocl1,
bound to Norfolk.
Arrived at tie quarantine ground on
Saturday, fch'r Recovery, Peagce, from
Demafara. Left there brig Besiey, Whell-
wright, Of Bottom; brig Trio, Backus, of
New London; aoop of DO; loop
Betiey, Waite, Cornell, of Rhode aand
feh,r snccets, Turaer, Of artfmouth; loop
Frienlhip, Chiptman, otHsrtford.
Sch'r Sincerity, Rogers, was to leave
the Wet End CT ST. Croix, for this port,
on the Iftof July.
Pou Reyal Jfamqica, Mr. s-Arrived,
lhip New. Brunfwick, Bourdet, from PORT
land brig Martha Jolinfon, Norfolk !,
Mary, Lawlop, Philadelphia fch'r Ann
Virginia, Campbell, do. iloop preldcnr,
Grinald, Alexandria. Cleared, hipa
Gradtden, Lewis, Charlefon; Charlotte,
Innis, DO; ich'r Betfey and Patty, Dub
ley, Wilmington; Hoop Comet, Biden,
Rlehmand.
Mo4teso- Bay, Mug l5-Arrived, brig
lategrity, Grow, from New York. ---
Sailed, flocp Hulnblrd, Lyle, for New
York and brig Arso, Lilly, for Bottom.
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liz Of American yefiels at Aux Cay

Liz Of American yefels at Aux-casxs
May IS.
Brigs Rockland, Brown, New York,
4 weeks; Samuel, Jones, Baltimore, 10
days; Peggy, Small, Bottom, 8 days,
ich'rs Maria Matilda, bigger, Philadel-
phia, to fail next day for St. Domingo !;
Virginia, Forfyth, Norfolk, to fail in S
days; Beauty, Saliibury, Baltimore, two
days tor Jamaica James, Baudice, N.
York, jua arrived.
Sailed N company with the fchooner
Fame, Baker, for Bottom, ard Dolphin,
Halliburton, for Philadelphia parted off
Cape Dame Marie.
Capt. Brown after putting to Tea, was
obliged to return on thore with his boat
for his RICHTER and other papers which had
been left behind, during which faid veiIel
had been carried to leeward by the current
and after many Intellectual attempts TO ply
to windward, put in.o THEREON, at which
place fhe was detained by the commandanr
de la Place. On the 10Th inf. days
at:er, Mr.. Duncan IA Intolh, ofthe Cages
!eat an express on by land TO have hel re-
leafed, with orders 10 proceed on her def
tined voyage. On the 10Th inf. faw fad
brig laying in Thereon Bay, preparingto
get under way.
Nothing had tran{pired during our aay
at Aux Cages reipetting the movemer,s
Of the interior. The utnlolt tranquility
prevailed in,the department Of the South.
On the day previous to our falling, Or
ers had been ifiued by the gen. in chief,
Leclerc, for all negroes not under duty, TO
repair 70 their refpettive plantations. Al
e, thar all ccnhfcated property be reaor-
Ell to the former Propr!etors.
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aLeyanarla auusrti5er.
THURSDAY, JUNE II.

A letter from gentleman in Europe to
his triendin Bottom, dated april IS, 1902
fays, I" Talleyrand dining at Mr.. Living
tons Fat between Mr.. Livingston and
Mr.. William Smith, Of Saith Coyalina.
While at dinner he propofsd TO thefe gen.
tleinen to take bumper with him, to q
toait which he fllonld give. They readily
alenred and he faid, (" Alexander Ham,
ilton-tbe fgf mar ojyenr coanf,y, Gentle
mea, bowling to Livingston and Smith,
I had this from one of them"
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ofihe people from him. THIS iadsed has
been his uniform practice from the very
moment the republicans agreed 10 fuppolt
MIR. JeFerion as preiident and him as VICE
PRECEDENT. 10 effect this he had agents
in the different itases, during the prudential
election. This G,ail hereafter De proved.
Thus we have given zach anepitome of this
tranlaSfion as we will imagine, convey TO per-
lons at diftance, a tolerabe acquaintance
with 1t. 1t has all along been our intention
to preisrve neutrality as IL refpeSts every ope
concerned, nor ihali we be drawn from this
ground oy all the pscvih complaints
the Cnizsn can make againit us. Ii con
fits with this Determination to indulge in a
few rc,na rks we clo!e with ingle cne.
The pdrchale of the copyright Of a bocs
with view 10 lis luppieilioa, mutt be Ian-
dable or cri0l;na!, according to the motives
by which the pufchaler is governed. In the
psefent cafe, 1t cannot el:aps notice, that
whas were the motives Of Mr.. Burr, mutt
depend principally, If not altogether, on the
veracity OF Mi. Wood, and as 10 this, again,
we ihal NOT permit ourielves to I'uggeit any
thing which oaght 70 de,raGt from his ered-
billy or which may contribute to its luaport
Mr.. Burr, who is hst acquainted with
mhat paGed between them, is aeieat, and per
haps me public will b. Inclined to hear his
own accoant of it before they pronounce their
verdict.
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PHILADELPHIA, Iune IL.

Capt. Harris arrived at the Laza, elto, from
ST. Martins, informs, that he # there Che
ooh ult. at Which tine A!n.ricsa rnatksts
were very low, and colonial Psedace high and
on tAe advance. TIE port charges, It is faid,
were enormouGy high; and what is sdaitioo-
ally yex a,ions, no receipts or Documents were
given, by whica TO prove the sypences which
rad been incurred. The day capt. IL. failed,
a Bsisjih frigaie anesorsd off Great Bay.
Her objea he couId not lsara. The inha-
bi,ants we're in daily exreGta'ioa OF sewing
orders for the reeuratiaa Of the iilana 20 the
Datch.
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Arrived al the Lazaretto.

Brig Clio, Thornton St. Thomas.
Schr. under Portuguese colors, tromBra-
zils.
Captain Miller Of the fhip Liberty, lief,
at Hamburg, April -, hip Fame, Col
Inns, of New York brig Nancy, Elem
mington, Charleaon, to fail for New
York in two weeks flip Penn{ylvania,
York in heriyer, Lat. 50, 80, long.
1o, 50, fpoke the Bremen hip Thomas
Teferion, from Baltimore, for Amferdam,
rs days out.
Schooner Frienllhip, Harris arrived at
the Lazaretto, from ST, Martins, left there
brigIWalhington, Hazard, for New Yosk,
to fail in two days; a 1cop from North
Carolina, with lumber, captain and yeael
name unknown; .fchooner John Wallace,
Of Philadelphia, failed from St. Martins,
May y, bound to Leeward.
The lchooner Polly, arrived at Balti-
timore in IS days from New-Orleans,
left in the mouth of the river, The Thomas
Wilton, Jones, Of Philadelphia, for Liver
pool, and brig Ohio, Lark Of Phi!aael-
phia for DO.
The fchooner Ann, Glider, ofthis port,
has arrived at Ch4rleiton.
The brig D(patch 40 days from Phi
ladelphia, YVES fpoken May 18th, off the
Ralile.
The brig Union, Brown, of this port,
was {poken May 18TH off Marfeilles, fr.
New. Orleans, for Jamaica.
Captain Corgae, Of the ichr. Andrew,
failed from Port Republican, the goth May
in company with the brig ST. Clair, fut-
tie, of Philadelphia and brig Jay, Of BaIti-
more, for n. Carolina, parted company
the I'd June of Wasland IAand.
Left at Part republican tbe folloq0iug VeE
(eh:
Of Philadelphia Briggs Greenwich,
Remington; Lark, Gildea New lJerley,
Sicily; and Molly, juaice; Eliza, (ot
| New5srn) for Philadelphia; fchrs. Eliza,
Hunt; and Nancy, Tittermsry,
Of Baltimore--ship Warren, and lchr.
Kitty Jenny.
Of New York-ship Hero, Smith, and
| lchr. Betiey, Stiles.
From capt. 2aaell, Of the Lilly, aTriy-
ed at the Lazaretto, from Aux Cayes, we
have the following.
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PROVIDENCE, RI. IL June 10.

PROVIDENCE, r. L.. June 10.
Arrived, brig Eliza, cape. Manche;-
ter, from Marleilles, via Malaga.
The third day after they left Marleillss,
being in fight Of Barceiona) they were
chafed and bro's too by Barbasy Cor
fair, who came up with them jnlt after the
fun had dropped below the horizon ana
when wifhia few rods, ran upher bloody
flag, fred a CUNT wiadward, and hailed
for fosne time, n language which could
not be undcrsood, at length, IN broker,
Eaglifb, their boat was ordered out, and
their papers bro't on board. Before this
could be done, the pfivateer had dropped
conhderably a fern; and while captain
Manchel Ter will two OF the people, were
gone in the yawl, the paGengers, (wish
Mr.. S. Aborn, her fuPercargo, and three
fervants) got ont the long boat, and IN
der cover Of the dua1 Of evening, made
their way for the Spanilh ihore, i being
then calm, they rowed about mile irom
the brig, where they lay on theiF oars iome
time, impaticntly waiting the refult. AT
length, they efpied lanthorn huag in the
fhrouds as the fgnal for their return.
this having been previouay agreed on in
cafe the captain laould return, and all prove
we'll.
The papers of the Eliza were very cloie-
" examined, and for fone time it was
pretended that none Of the connterparts
would agree with the Eliza's Mediterra-
mean pats; at length, however, the Anne
liean one was brought forward, which ex-
aaly correiponied, after which they po-
Eseiy difaiAed captain fIanchefer, with
inc him pleafant pafagc. She proved
10 be an Aigegine fchooner of fifteen guns,
crowded with men, whole turbaned heads
fnewing themfeives above the bulwarks,
had nor the lnoa agreeable appearance
She was FIVE days out from Aigiers, on a
cruize. The captain and padengers Of the
eliza, were at hfA apprehendve that lhe
was a T4ipoli.an, i; having been reported
at Marieilles for fome time previous to
their falling, that two Tripolltan corlairs
were attually in quel of Americans, which
was a circumaauce fuficienr TO caute them
the moi alarming fenfations.
Left at Marfeilles, April +.
! Brig Morgan Rather, Sampfon, of'Ply-
mouth \ Sea-Fiower, Williams, Bottom ;
Greyhound, Par!ons, do. fchr. Phoebe,
Adkins, 90. brig Warrington, Hawkins,
salem; Huron, Peck, New Haven.
All OF which would probably leave
| Marleilles by the 18th or aoth Of April,
| under convoy of the United States frigate
| Philadelphia, who was at Leghorn, on
the 18th Of March, on her way to Mar
feilles.
The Zip WinGow, captain Kempton,
from Bottom, had been into Marieilles, and
proceeded from thence to Leghorn for a
market.
Left at Malaga, April u.
Ship John and Jane, captain Long from
Barcelona, for Baltimore TO fail 10 two
days.
Brig Traveller, capt. Taylor, from &C.
noa, for Bottom, to fail in 8 days.
The U. S. fchooner Enterprise, capt.
Sterret, arrived at Malaga the 18th, ADD
| left there the 18th April, to take her fla
rion OFF Tripoii.
NEW YORK, June II.
| Arrived, brig Minerva, Reed, Llibon
{ch.rs Betiey, Hardiion, Edenton, n. y
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branSn .,sraf;ye on this head, tbaf be zoaS
a. ;. = ,f,rii,u he name IF bis tmpl9,er,
y, gurr. sxeep, il CAFE Of t6s Hfm3F
mw1.' .,,,;v. = i. neoo..
..,oo between Wood or the Pare Of Mr..
ca ca. and the booksellers, for the .uPprei-
~ Su' # the hifory, are then minareiy tat
j. and with the vocational obtervauons
y ,bs writer, occupy fevsral pages. L
',a,d be tedious 10 extract this; iufice It
Wv Wv that the bargain vas at leagth com
<sl.sted; ana the following ihews IN what
manner
Ia Rarlsis and Ward and Mr.. Wood,
!, ga an srtire fa9srDg5n Of the b5fop. Il
-, urODofed BY Mr.. w. P. Van Neis,
@,b.r Mr.. Wood fhould bind hiEfelE under
J heavy penalsy, never to z0rife anet6er
\ b;e,yy sft5e admmjFrat0u of MIR. Adams,
\ ~ agy llmg abeattkeJappy1Jgos Of ne oae
\ rsbaj be bad qvriftea!! This was RECT
Ia Mr.. Wood was ready TO enter into
contract not to publith or cauie TO be
r,blibed the contents of the fupplefed
tbiaory. This he thought was iafRcieni.
M. Jaw no reafon why he fhould NOT, if
| i were inclined, write another hiaory OF
the standardization. He would not content
g DC l1ala1s' h;mra,est l;Ssrtv n fprme
nc soaal - ~, - write IS + lbould teem
~ Vs. .ba-aa,rs ,rr,;II;,o
. n1D . =. NacLles which MIR. Var
r. l''e n. .t,ao,,,,sa - ;nooia nno,
Nsia s'aNi0
Inn Ri. 80 ::aarn,,e,, -.
80, Ao.a rs dr waod wh r, ennlr
olausa'st - ~ f ~ n,;e;, , go" - canSaI -
s'l- h,;a IA ~. -. r. !. aast II ~
~ paD.I1 :. .o' e s r. ~.
eOpsen's - 'uS J@sp':0'@ Ply
ne ngheo' 80
o~.Ao.s O Wl W.. 49,; I,o ~ as'.o y.
DAild,S anu "@', Wis., 'N oAee1seq
ana Inc o ne, sS W . 1 W n .ss P4'4 =
rpm 2, Sii' ~ ~, - ~, az iNSio ~ - T.
0'as zoe f7o<.Jlo sSy q Way, TOO,
Cn tue gu q way .u' "lioie sailion,
committing OF i'25o copies was removed
0ss7pef1 ,oa' ana ana RE Q eek ~ re m0'4-
"S L'0m Wa "aia J'g:J'0fs ~ f"S @p@is
9 S H,.,s h ~. ! t..a % - s Sc. ,
oueh mas Oeen she fiie progress, and
maj 1oleiui'oii " 'issS angular trsnlaeu-
on.
This is followed BY bait dozen pages
Of what the writer calls reflections, the
obiett of which is 10 cIiminate Mr.. Burr
IN the eve of fbe amt. federal marry Tho
..ac,,ca. - ~
.S.'n -. - - 80. ~ g. .eA a,,iVes 10
'iia' the onls aoDjee' OF the ~ frehdenr
was 70 prepare re Tuay jar naion zoitb
tie federal5fs, and TO ./slLy the Isfre ard
taragB The reputation of fbe Executive.
From this union, however. he adds
l;ttle IS 70 be apnrehended Thu "a,
,nca rs M p,rr lor,,a,ol = -
- - r.. ~ 'eu WIN 'i'a' %
'ne executive, IS only an atom IN compa-
mon OF the globe we inhablt. Ozf otthlS
tate he Is icarCely known. within If be
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NEW. YORK, June II.

Arrived, brig Minerva, Reed, Llfbon ];
fch,rs Betiey, Hardifon, Edenton, n. :.
Eliza Ann, Holmes, Philadelphia Re
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Ct fower. No rerion will fay that tie
Judges of the fupreme court can be re-
moved, unlefs bv impeachment and con-
wilton of miibehaviour but the judges
os the inferior courts as foon as ordained
and eaabliihed, are placed upon precisely
the fame grounds OF independence with
the Judges Of the fupreme court. Con-
sr.fi may take their own time to ordaln
and eHablilh, but the Intact that is done,
all the hrs oiindePendence attach to.'hem
! MIR. Tracy's Speech to be concluded in
our next.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-20
Valuable Property
(Wi,bix garter q q mite Of Az<xanaria)
TO BE RENTED.


12 Acres of land, on the Ealt'
Gde of the George Town road, we'll en-
clofed, with poit and rail fence, and
growing hedge all round, about 5 acres of
this lot is cultivated as 3 GARDEN, ana we'll
manured, in which there are a variety OF
excellent bearing fruit trees, gsape vines,
ratberry, gooieberry, and currans buil.es,
variety ofherbs and flowers and IS afpara-
gus beds, highly manfred and produced a.
bundantly, there are ALTO On this lot, two
dwelling houfes, .houie, fable, corn
and fheep-houie.
20 Acres ofland on the Welt
fide Of the laid road, enclofed in like man.
ner, about IS acres oft is IN timothy, and
produce. good crop. Of hay, about 6 scres
has been in clover, and hnce crop OF Eye
has been taken from it; at proper kaion
it may be again laid down, in either clo-
yer or timothy about two acres is in
wood-this 10, may Be conveniently d.
vided into four good graf lots.
Noperton orPedons needaPply to rent
the aferefaid property, but @ush as can
come, we'll recommended, for their honef-
ty, fobriety and knowledge il the garden
Ing and farming bu6neis. The two lots
will be let feparate OF together a. may bef
fui,,, and good fecurity will be required,
for performance of the covenants, in the
leafe OF leafes. For terms apply to the
iubicriber. PHILIP r. Kendall.
January 20. Z