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The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-05
MONIES

WYNN lICt- .-r...
expended Il rrrsziag tie a,enafaefayl at aral
q R:ebaoad, finns a4,h, 1907. '
Dolls. Cts
Salary OF the Superintendent $3.50, 90
"a plan of the building 200
A coal houte and fuel 2oo, "a
-.idyertritng proPoiaIs 5, 60
Purchaie of the land, a,667
6uilding bridge, 50
Surveying the land, 8
Expcnles ofiupernccndart 10 the
north, TO infpett the works ,here,
and to engage, workrnen, r,tl4 81
Vaiuing and meaturins the Work. 2S7
- - Deli fof me Armory TT, 40
0noeTtakef OF ne heels 9i99, %
0ll' ar and allow Tor ditto $50, 70
Rcnr Of ihoP for undertaking Of
the Wheels, 2oe, "a
Stone and lvorkmanihip, sI26, 2
Bricks, Lime, and weikmahihip, $3.50, q
Digging aas removing csrf6, iIS,o2a, ~
Iinbe- OF ali kinds and work
fnat'1nlp, ar.418, 81
putty, Locks sc. t4Ao, 20
Steel, Gon. and Workmanship, oo9A, s
Hire QtlabodrerS anu tr4yng %3a6, <
nagetias
9729I, 81
Thee. mufs be. ae lcaa ten tbouana
collars lue for work pf different kinds; and
IS che accounts nave not been rendered, i is
nPo!iitie 10 fay Precifely whas thSy come
ID.
AMER getting though this arrory bulirasfs,
tie Examine proceeds with ferries of in-.
'e1tlres. They are perhaps ZOO grois to be
t-anfplan'ed into this paper. Among osher
Wild aflcrIiolrs, MIR. Jones charges ne with
having & poeSeted The fubfcriptiqn of four.
( dollars of MIR Joieph Wingfeld for the
:" Examiner. am entirely unacqnaiQtcd
w any thing concerning the exiifence OF
llech a peEton. Hoy Tie word t0cks:ed, Me-
riwethef means that have received, upon
bus account, any money Of which have not
tod Inn, his itareaens IS utterly aafoarAs4.
ia tait Recorder, It was noticed that E We
pounds had been advanced by me 70 one Of
N.r. Joncs's journeymcn. The fun proves
TO have teen fix pounds fix lhilIings. do not
iuPpofc THAI this journey!ran can be 70 sban-
doned, as to deny bis own handwrtirg, in
which have his receipts forthc money. [
know but littie about him and, Of that little,
wifi that / had known iefs He came to me
when was in jail, in fomethine very Ike
a tate Of harvation. pat him into bread;
and as uiual7 IN fuch cafes, ingrarituIc ard
niPertinence have been the reward.
Jones, in his printed acconpt, charges me
with fifteen half fleet: OF the iecond Volume
Of the Proipe6f. in ,his piece of July I'd.
ne implies that.lle printed j1ur. ofhe,t The
latter four were printed b. MIR, Pace. |
haze bis receipts for the price Of priatines.
More of this iR my next letter. In Use mean
time, Jones mlft turelr be approaching to sbe
fNa bis tsfber, when, Ike ,publilhes G,ch
grofs fables. By his aft Examiner, under
Rand tha. am 70 ole the ,sinetern d5iay5 and
M 6a5f OF the FIR famed republican iublcrip-
Ton Tor my boarding w'f-r in jail Unlcfe
Mr.. Rofs chufes to proiccutc, he will ioic
larger fun, In the face of Gch nu-
Pehduoas en1olumcnrs, who would not bs
ambitious to Gerye and 20 fufFer jn the caafc
ct the Republican party
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The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-05

The federal judges tan-icd tha, q JAN was
capable Of c. ;i6nnp his oer.
J. T, CALENDER,
Ritfmoa9, 60
..7znly fik
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-05
o72,9I, 81

: Thee. muft be ae lcaa ten thouiana
collars hue for work bf ditierent kindS, and
IS the accounts nave not been rendered, Is is
InPo.iitte TO fay Precitely whas thsy come
u.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-02
NTF RESTING.

:. ioa rsfpedable genlleman If this city
6 S are indebted for the fubfequent exttse'
r y letter received yeiercay by the
sss'srmlned Rover, dated CaIe Frsnccis,
''f'' as, 1907. \. y. Gaz.
:. The government las impoied a tax
Ia ohtFibution On the inhabitants Of the
Il ~s'o' as follows CT /. emen lefdsnt II
ecuntry, s dollars PER Led en- men
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-02
N O T [ C =.

IN pursuance Of a peeres Of T., Tx
Giremt Carr oflbe Oisrid sfGe1ga-
6ia, far Alexana7a Comfy, evN &c
esa9sed to sak tor cash, an Satar1.1y f"f
4tb day 0fDseembe, next.
A Lot of Ground on the welt
ade of Fairfax Street, and TO the iouth OF
Franklin Stree, adjoining Lot OF toihu'
Riddle on the South. This los IS TWEEN
~ one feet in front, in depth, isvenfy
three feet, and is fubje0 to ground rent
Of fyeu:een dollars and an half per an
nun. :
Alto, another Lot Of Ground
beginning on Fairfax Street a5e fee' 10
inches fouth from Franklin Street, extend
ing il front on Fairfax Street twenty
FEET, in depth la3 feet inches on the
Lot is ftnall well tinifhed DWELLING
HOUSE. This Lot is fubject 10 an an
nual rent of five fnilings.
IHOS. IRWIN,
JOHN DUNLAP, : Comm','.
PETER WISE,
November 2. eeI3'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-02
STATE OF AFFAIRS AT AuxcAYgs.

STATE OF Affairs AT AUX CAVES.
Captain Young arrived at Newbufy
port, failed from Aux Cages the roth
ult. and informs, that thar part of the
iland was in the utmof confu6cn. The
Commanian, had recently paEsd an ar
rete, which cauled to be Immediately ex-
esu,r !, all negroes which wheref ,nnd, who
could not give good account Of them
felves accordingly great numbers were
burg and lhot daily. No veaels of war
had arrived there, as has been fated,
previous TO capt. loung's failing.
lis ihecking to human nature TO reaett
on the rrelent fate of Affairs in the French
part Of this iland there are now compar-
ed TO be 10000 negroes in fate Of re-
volt, who mutt be difpofsd of before tran
guilty and fafety TO the lives and property
Of the planters, can be reGorsd-they
have got a tate for freedom, and they
will NOT eaGly be made to abandon the
en,erprize-Can they be transported TO
the mother country they are not want
ed thcre-Will they be ient TO the spanilh
Maine, or to the United States3 mott
fure!y they will not be received-What
is the alternative! They mu& be executed
on the fpot! for they will not again peace
ably fubje6 their necks 10 the yoke Of
llayery.
Accounts from Tacquemel fate, that
general maGacre OF the whites Rad taken
place, after which pillage of thesown
en!ued.
Prt-aa- Price. BY what information
we can CLEAN, the Disturbances have ex-
terded 10 this quarter Of ST. Domingo, for
when capt. Pearfon failed, the town vas
clofeIy beGeged by the blacks. We did
not learn the exact fate Of affairs there
when captain P. failed, Ott l, as we could
no, fee him. [Neao6zy2ort Pr.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-02
Notice to Printers.

ALL Printers that have fent
papers to the Sub1criber, at the
Alexandria Coffee Houie, will
pleafe to difcontinue them from
this date, and forward their Ac-
counts for all arrearages.
ESSE SIMMs.
Nov
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-02

:. e tat city-they have taken the
e ~ Room formerly ufed by the Roy
'P'' Academy in Psll.Mall a few dos
= -, carlton Houfe, the reidence Of the
,,gr Of Wales the Sb0kslpbrare Gale
I'' he H,qone GALLERY, and Others in the.
I i}reer, and is therefore in the ialhion-
ale Lounge.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-02
CONSISTING OF

superdne, rsfnas AID ell qualities and
colours 6 qgs. & 7 qs. Cloths, PLANES,
Caalmeres, Kerfeys, Coafings, Friezes,
Kendall Cottons, Half Thick., whi:e Ser
ges, fpotted swankins, Wallh Plains,
Swanfiowns, Toilanets, Rcfe Blankets,
friped BIaakesing, Bearikins, Fearnaushi,
Woolan, Worried, Cotton e fix Hohery /;
(oariet Cloalss; Ca.icoes, Mullins & Muffin
Handkerchieis; fancy Cords, Fuiliaas,
Jeans, D.misies, Bed Ticking, Darants,
Cslimancoes, Wildberes, Bamhszetts,
Bomhazeens, Camblets, Laces & E3g;ngs;
Silk Handk erchiefs, falhionAble Straw *
Chip Hats, Gimps, white and colouted
Threads, &c. &c.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-02

M. Ieferfon' afstsionate friend THO
80 PAINE arrived at Baltimore Oh Sa-
. - in the chip London Packet, from
,,,yr. de Grace. We learn he intends
-, his relpees to Mr.. Jsf2sion IN Z
i.w days.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-02
Exfraa ofa letter fran Cafe Francois

Exfra9 ETA letter fran CAFE Fyencois,
dated stb Oaoder, ,eeeivrd BY Tie
/eb0oaer Determined Rovey.
All imPorta'lons now Fay duty OF
10 Per cent. on Tariff, to be regulated
every 3 months by the Prefett. Of the
prohibition that has taken place lately,
you mua have 3 knowledge: we there
lore fhall fay nothing on that head.
" The impoftions lately pat on the
merchants, are fcarcely fupportable: they
were all taxed few days iince 100 dolls.
for the term, il is aid, of fix months; and
at the expiration of that time to be as
much more
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-02

of the pooreh clais, without dicriminati-
on of color, S dollars; American mer-
chants from $50 to 600 dollars; French
merchants, $50 to 600; one half 10 be
paid down and the refdue in so days
in cafe of default, s per cen; for one month
IS 's BE- exstted, and theo an arrett and
talc OF property without delay.
/" independents, of ,hofe taxes, they lave
caufed every American refident in the Cape
TO enrol ,hemfelyes in the national Guard,
and will no doubt have TO 60 in actual
ferviee, on call of nccehity--aild, thar
this will be the cafe, appears inevitable,
as the BriGands are at their gates, in fight
Of the town, eighty eoniisgras,ng the
urrounding plains. and numbering Tie IN
habitsnts.' y
" tranquility in this Iiland appears
more diifant than at the commencement
OF the revolution -fhou!d il be rcnofed,
II mutt be at the expence Of VAT treafa.e,
and thouiands Of lives
ne ieFere and lnco--iGihle PUN
ders have 70 much paraized the commerce
of the Country, that all fales aud parchales
have comparatively ceaied, which has
beea the caule ofmy detention; for all de-
mands have cesfed and many in trade
are obliged TO pay to govefntnent their
little all, in confequence Of the above ar
hilary neafare.
never was 70 heartily tired of any
country fer prejudicsd indeed muG be The
eye, thar is blind TO the vilainy, and h2rd
the heart that cannot condole with The dif
treis that daily prefents idelf. The ftu
a'ion OF this couasry is truly critical, and
| canoot think ofleavlns any property be-
hind me-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-02

WHAT we'll known Trafi allied
& WEST POINT, ftuate in rht low
er ED of King William County, aud
bounded by York, Mauapny AID Pa
menkey Rivers, containing nearly 5000
acres.
10 be minute in delirsing the many
ana great natural advq'ages attached 70
this land, would be # efauous, as fran
gers would view it b(re they purchale;
!. rhof- who are aeqhted with i, want
o no nfh?l aaona1 lay, that 9 Fsfii-
sse' IS y I'LL "f bsns of a,igation, and the
y % io'', " eel, oyiters ard wild fowl,
:a.o"'ess led by any tract Of land in
!, u' - 80; This land will be diipofed Of
81" 5 ~: Sale, at Wet Point, on We'd
py -. he fl t day of December next, in
, from three to four hundred acres,
'o's :, following terms, TO wit: One third
o. the purchaie money paid down, one
Era in eighteen months, and the balance
T. one wear after tie expiration ofshe fad
eighteen moths; and the payments to be
f.cu!ed by bond and a deed of truit on
he LAND, with inteseh from the day OF
iaIe. 80,
clear and indefeafble title will be
made TO the pu,chaiers by the fubfcribers,
sho have authorized Mr.. Patrick Hen
dren 10 attend the iale and make convey
ances.
WILLIAM FITZHUGH,
4kxandyia.
CHARLES CARTER,
Sbirlty.
on. g fNov. y Gods.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-02

rrHE Creditors Of JAMES BACON, Bank
fupt, hlving appointed me- Hillsnee o. MS
eaate aud EifoGts, ali Perions lneebtea 20 him
are requefed 70 make immediate Paynleh.' ana
,bofc who hold any OF his PropeFsg to deliver
'n' In = GEORGE YoUNGs, Aiignee.
NIB. Thofe accounts which are not iettled
before the tirit of November next, VIII iuail-
crininately be put II iuit.
Sept. II. -
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-02
PORT or ALEXANDRIA.

IOKI or HLEAHNDNIH.
ARRIVED,
Brig lnduary, MKenzie, London
William, Cook, Salem
Schr. Sally, Dade, Turks Illand
Enterprise, Mitchell, n. York
Ga,ieot Romeo, Lorlng. Bottom
S!oop Harmony, E lwood, Philadelphia
Hannah, Smith, Bottom
Drucilla, Rowland, New Bedfofd
Hiland, HIND, Philadelphia
CLEARED.
Schr. Harmony, Crabtree, Portland
Harmony, Lcvering, Jamaica
Saucy jack, Poor, N. YORK.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24
WILLIAM WILLBOR.

Ha, lately removed 60 New Store on the fou,h
Gdc the Ferry Wharf Lane, door. Ear
from the Main Street. at the Sign
Of the Golden Fin. where
Hs bas j0r sqie,
IL RANDY, Rum, Gin. blown & white pow.
I'D derd Sugar. Molaaes, Flour. Rice, Sou.
chong, Congo, * Bohea Teas, Chocolate, Cof.
fee. Negro head, cut, and Pig,sil Tobacco. Sc
gars. RaiGns. ku,megs, Cloves. Cinnamons
Muaard. Pepper. GiOger, Starch, Candles--I
Writing Paper. Dutch Qais, Bca New York
Hard Soap, sc. sc.
fl bds sJs fer Jas--
Window Gis6 OF different 6nes. by the Box.
or fmsller quantity. vix.--i3 by is, IL by i6.
10 by a., 10 by i3. 10 by "a, by u,,S by ios
2 by Q, s by 6--likewife, Sheet Glafs. cut in
any form OF fi1c--Putry by the quantity OF
Gnele pound.
Ne~port, April az. 1904. sif
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24

Of doom again inform the people ira, their lead
era have no inducements TO proions the FELTON,.
this ahertion Is quite apropcs 20 their purpois.
but the dehen OF prolooging the ieiiion is TO IN
duce the conaisoenu OF the republicans TO believe
that their projections OF economy Of time and mo-
ney are deluhse IL won't do. however. the
bu6aefs Of the icilicn will he done well, and
Congress will adjourn at feafonable time,
much to the diiaProintmeos of the oPpohtion.
BY letters from Dublin we are informed OF
the liberation Of JAMss NAPrss TASpr. He
was brought from Lif,rd 20 Wicklow, ei-
cored by guard Of cavalry avoiding all the
large towns. the better TO evade public notice.
They travelled principally in the night. He ar
rived az Wicklow 18th Feb. and was 10 embark
next day on board the Lovely Peggy. Capt. Hsr-
ris, for Bordeaux. The order for his liberation
is fsid to have been produced by proceedings at
Amiens. He was not frffered, TO communicate
with any one after the order arrived.
Mar. Intel.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24
WILMINGTON lDel.) April o.

A letter from Capt. James Stescnion. dat.
ed. Po,t Republican, March I6, 1901. received
by mercantile hpuie in tbi, borough, ftatc,, that
a merchant OF 81. Marc. Who bad made his ef.
cape from the camp ofDsGllines, fays. that he
had Gcn Capt. Gpycr. of Wiimireton) and a
Capt. acid, Of New York, tied together and
bsooehs- -iUio the camp and mprdefed BY ihe
bayonet, that IS Americans were murdered at
the fame tiG.e, scge'her with all the white French
in ishe blacks, poneiTon, $50 in number.
The merchant aforementioned owes the
prefervs,ion Of his life 20 the humanity OF one of
the black,, Who covered him with erafs, where
he lay concealed till the opportunity prefented
when he made his efeape.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24

Great noife has been made about the reno
,a,ions efIeeied in the Poa Office department by
MIR. Granger Conhdering the irre9uarities
and violations Of law committed io the PoR-Of-
fee department usder the aaninieration Of Mr..
Adans. and the great and jua complaints con-
frqucrt thereon, II ~ss proper for Mf. Granger
io torn bis attention. on entering into the do
ties OF the ofice. to remedying the abufes. He
frsdily perceived the impropriety Of appointing
frir,r, Of newfrapsrs in the department. They
have cndooh,ediy an intertft IN fuppr6ing so
formation fent to their competitors, and, having
IN opportuni'y TO do n. unPrineipIcd men would
not tss,s,e to fupprefs h. He therefore yer,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24

INTERNAL TAXES.

THESE tzxs. il il faid By ~ ina aamuAakosy
i wsi'es in late Mercory over ehe 6Rns-
ture of .' Moderation" are sepealcd merely be-
eaofe they reach Virginia patsjots. and call from
them their fair proportion Of public expence.-
How fas this sGrIsion h burded in faft, is
evincsd by Iccunance to the Ratemcns made
by the Conmiiii ,aer Of the Revenue Of the whole
from which the iolosi I..ssssirati -
PAYABLE by ,hr-Stase ofA n ,-,eoe.
Maa4choistis, y. ~ i7s's9+ 81
virginis.'~- I44.,6s 81
Therefore Virsioia pays lefs
than MaIachuietts. 0'71S ~
hode-lllind, which contains bur about a
Iith part Of the number of Inhabitants OF Vir-
giuis. pays Of thefe taxes. dolls. ss,7ol s7I,
nearly ere fssyit as much as is payable by that
large and wealthy aste. Yet the federslias
have the efftontery to anert tha, thar ipecies of
Ievennc is abolifhed, becsuie il drawcd from Viz
ginia her proportion Of the public expence; be.
csuie il sss particularly bur.henlome to {" Yr-
gina Pgtyiot."
They alfo fay that the duties on falr, mo-
lafss, brown fogar. coff.c, and bxm6k bohea
tea. mua BE- retained. merely that the Z" baag5ty
d,5aserafe Of Yrgiuia may ioY ss,~xr3 in 5l Slra-
y"F""'e t"''f"Se' h>SNo'ifhS W tc bu-
cisi returns from the Revenue Office, we find
MsGichaieru pays of the carriage tax,
-. .oo6 81
Virginia. do. 1870, At
Vugiria lei, than Maaachufett,, 39s g.
Rhode lind pays of ,hu tax, 1916 rs
BY RE aatement of the datie, upou famped
reiium, parchment, and paper, during the year
1900. il appears that Maaachusetrs paid
ID. 3Si74 Az
Virginia paid but 1890 49
Virginia, lefs Than MsfTschufetts, i7673 Q Il
Rhode. lfl,nd paid, doll,. s.663 % cents.
which is bu, littie lels than one third Of the
fun paid by Virginia, tho our population, as
before obierved il but about one Twelfth of that
of Virginia. have made the comparifon be-
tseen the States of Virginia, MaGachufetts and
Rhode. Iland, bccaufe il has been uniformly az.
fefted by thc oppofers Of government, and enc
mics to the union OF the States. that the repeal
ofthoic taxes war effected merely TO relieve ji,r-
giniH from her heavy burthens. But il appears
from the official documents, that much the
heavicR part falls on the New England States.
CORRECTION.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24
NEW. YORK. Apri; {.

Capt. lIoGey. from PORT Republican, 10
fosms US, thar the fchr. Mechanic, Ranney, Of
Middlcto~D ~as in ST. Marc at the burning Of
thar place by the negroes. and was taken poGef
fion Of by ;he French, hut delivered up 10 the
captain on demand. after being pillaged Of every
thing. Cap. Raoncy shured him that the brig
rheby spd Polly. of Wilmington Del.) Guyer,
LAR from Jamaica. was sIyiog in the harbor oi St.
Marc, and that Capt. Coyer, after being robbed
ct his money, was. with his crew, murdered up.
en- thc mountains by the negroes.
Capt. Hufey further informs, that days
previous to his leaving Port Republican irigatc
arrived from St. Mare with 40 folders, woun-
ded in battle between the whites and negroes,
Who were poacd at Noun, Punot. ia a fort ex-
ireG,ely we'll fortified, from whence it is tho't it
wilicon mech bioodfhcsd TO di0odge them. An
of. GER who Commanded company of whites in
the engagement Informed him thar 40 officsn
were wounded, smonga whom were generals
Boulder and Dugns. and moi Of the Qafr officers I;
that Gen. Le Cicrc had his fab fhot thro' thar
after hours well directed fee they were obiig.
cd TO retreat. Some of The Officers informed that
in pailing place called Venet they were obliged
TO march thro' fwsmp in which they counted
upwards Of 400 white inhabitants who had been
murdered BY the negroes; that on their arrival
near the fort they faw number of their own
folders taken prifoncrs. and that gaining ON the
blacks they would have rctakcn them bot the
f,u. Topilaint was not there ia pcrfon, bur
Dsdalines and the greater part Of the army were.
Every thing was tranquil at Port Republican.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24
Public Notice.

yXTE the fubfcrbeu being appointed by the
Wv Hon. Court OF Probate Of Tivcftons
commiiionen, 20 receive and examine tho
claimN Of the ereditos to the caaie Of Jobx
Ho,visnS. late OF iaid Tiveron, ycomsn, de-
ceafed. rcpretented infolsent and fix mon,hs
from tho fifth Of April inA. being the time al
lowed by fad Couri I've hereby notify faid
creditors, to exhibit their cIaims TO either ofus.
at the houle OF Grace Horria~d. Of faid liver.
,oD, widow, within laid ume, ss the commit
foners will attend on every Saturday in the
afternoon. during faid time.
ISRAEL CHURCH, tta
ABRAHAM BURLINGTON, ~'"'
NJ. D. The fubicrbcr folicits all perions
Indebted TO fsid eRa,e, TO msbc. immediate pay
ment to GRACE ROWLAND,
.sd~mpyairix.
TiVsr,er. Atyi S. 1901. ss
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24

TheFederalias 10 Congrefs have made eve
ny effort to procrsainste the prcient fefion. they
have made voluminous hsusngues TO fpin out its
xine on matters where few fensepces would fuf.
6ce, and when checked by the republicans for
occsfioning 70 much delay, they have raifed a cry
Of. Sc you win to prevent os from fpeaking our
fentipsnts, and the truth. - The fedsralifts ous
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THE Court Of Pfobate fok the aovn oi New-
4 port. having appointed the !ubIcribess
commiAionen, TO examine the claims Of the crod-
itors 20 the eRatc of WALrlR EAsrox. late Of
iaid Newport. dcccafed, repreiented iniolvcnt
aud twelve months being allowed for that pur-
poic .--No,ice is hereby given to al perfons
having demands agsina faid eas'c, to bring them
in to either OF us within faid time. or o,herwifs
they will be precluded according TO IaS.
EDMOND TOWNSEND, | Co~mJ-
THOMAS PECKHAM, + fomu.
k1r All perfons indebted 10 faid efta,c. are
requeaed TO make immediate payment 20
DAVID BUFFUM, | Essea-
JOHN SLOCUM, nn.
Newport. zth Mo. S, 1904. n4
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N z w P o r T,
Saturday, April "a, 1902.
Rhode Hand Election.

On Wedaefday LAT. the Freemen of this
State aacmbled agreeably TO Law, to eled their
Deputies to the eofuing May and June Seihons
of the Gencral A0embly. and TO Piox for Gene
raj Officers.
In this tcwn, the Republicans facceedsd
by much larger msjoritiss than the laR year.
CoSsrASr TAssa, Eiq. was choien Modera-
tor, without opposition, and we may venture 10
FAY gave univerial cfa,i,fassion. CossrAsr
TABBR. JoHN GARpsIR.s NArHAsIEL
HAZARD. JosErH Boss. jun THOMAS G..
PirMAH, and PAUL Nj. MyMFoRp, were APP
pointed the Representatives. and arc all Rspub-
licans.
The following il the refult Of the votes for
Governor, from all the towns in the State
There may however be fome inaccuracies. In
Read of gividg the whole numbers Of votes on
both Gdes. we have only given the nejo,itis',
in the refpeelive towns and counties.
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N o III E.

N o q I e Z.
THE members of the Third Company in
i the " Regiment Of Militia. in the Couu-
ty of Newport, are requeaed to meet at the
State. Hosfe, on Monday the z6fh infant, at I
o'clock P. M. fer the purpofe OF nominating of
6cer,, and Ito do fuch other boGneIs ~ they
may think ft.
CHRISTOPHER HOLT. Cap.
N,4DSon. At,a g. 1904.