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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
N E w p o r T,
Saturday, May %, 1902

Ii will, it is believed, foon be evident TO
every one of The leait obicrys,on that ,hoie who
have called th:mielvcs ftIeyai,B5. are determin-
ed not 10 fabmit to any Government. unlefs
they can have the fole management, aud ON.
troal OF it, and can make i, aniwsr fuch o, pof-
es, as are mot convenient, and lucrative TO
;h:mfclves. Ia this view they are truly :" fede-
raj, Tor they have ever been esrbm-6 together
TO force political points and indeed this i, the
lIght IN which tne appellation OF fedeialias, as
apP'ei to fbea. has always been underaood by
Republicans. Whatever a,tachm:n, they may
Pretead to the federal Couti,ution-.whatcvsr
zeal for the pcrmanencc of the American Union
whatever coouring, they may derive from
pretcnions like thefe, they are not enougn at
this day TO difsuife their real character, bccauic
necefity, rnthiels nscsliry has compelled them
10 act, IN Tome ,neafasc, 10 the face Of day, and
before the eyes OF nes. Tn1ie aetioas fpeak
with voice Of thunder.
WAC would have thoneht that, 70 foon af-
ter what appeared, from its raging fercenefs,
aud shaRly dcfperation, to be an expiring Aruc.
gle, they would gather again, and confIirc
anew. Is this not the cafe |! Have NO, feycral
public threats already beeo given Have not
party miiiionarics from different parts of the
State. within ten days paa, been travetGug our
fircsts, though different fet from thofe who
conducted the former campaign Have we rot
icen them beckoning and calling from the corn.
ers and allies, and fcderating their heads in
fome new plan Of oppohtioo As for their
icurriity,h Hay pai, as " the idle air which we
regard not" They may abufs the people be-
cauie they are not TO be driven, or bought !:
They nay abuic tn: government bscaofs i, i,
free and elective: They may abufe rhofe who
are appointed to adminiaer il, bccaufe they are
insorrupti5le. and with cautious but intreeid
hand will carry into sf,et, and Operations the
will, and the ~i(hes Of their c,nili,uenss, a. the
bsa. and only feale Of public utility They
may sbufe the State. becsuie il is NOT famous for
political idoiatry, prien-craft, witch-craft, and
topifn: They may continue TO contend that
they havea ,igki to do theie things. .becaufe they
arc in a /" fres county :" But il bcho,sih Re.
pubicans to watch their manr,vers, to attend
to ;hs main point', aud to Arive to prevent fuch
hands from monopoly Of power.
We 0Isll in future occshonzlly notice foms OF
'he mott palpsblc mifrepr-i.ntations which may
rom time TO time be die minated through the
medium of ths Puerilc jasobln Msrcary in thi,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22

( VI Daring the warfare carried on by III: late
ismsaidrsuon againa France. one Of the Ame-
rscan frigases captured the French veiclthe Bs,-
sss, ADD carried her into United States pcu.
where ihe was CONDEMNED as good priz=, and
ordered TO he fold.
In III: engagement which sock place pre-
v,,us TO csprure, ihe was very much damaged.
Tht JSGsral Secretary OF tns navy, Mr..
Ssoidesc, ccnceiving the Berec4a could be pur-
csssie6 90 advantage, empowered pe,fon 10
purchzie her in tor the irrvice of the ur;fcd
States. sud ihs accordingly did become the pto-
perry Of the United States.
On her thus becoming vcliel Of the u
n'ted States, the feieral Secretary, Mr.. SfSxierf
ordered ber 10 be repaired tor ervice, and the ex
peaess OOere paid BY biz out of the navy fund.
On the pf-icn executive aod minitiers
coming into Office. they found the Bereeax re-
pHi,sd and the expsne>, paid.
According 70 itipuasicn in the conven-
tion concluded between the United States and
F'aace 6ace that period. the vsG:ls which had
been captured from France were to be rsRo.ed
by the United States in as good condition as
when attacked.
According to this aipulation the Predaeus
was bound 70 deliver up the Beyoaa and ihe
was delivered. .4zrpya.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22

NN the psritioa Of Nathan b. Miller and
~ J,aa Thuritoa, Administrators OF S,eph-
en- Peircs and Beriah Waite, and B:riah
BTowp, joe. hSeeoson oi Be,iah Brown, ptay-
ing 40 stt 10 autaorize laid Execuors 20 make
10 laid Ad'n'n'asators decd. OF a cerain rsal
eltate, i'aaic ia South K'ogaown, which va,
attached by iad Srephvn rcircs, and fold hy
sir'ae ct an Execution levied thereon by fad
Bc'iah Brown, 10 the iaii Sephsn rsi,cs, boz
of which no deed has b,so given.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
Spring Goo.


- ~N"'TSI'/s
INFORMS the Puhc, rnas they have pur-
4 chaied the Trading Stock If Iksmcs Gne~,
and eontnoe ~ buhneis in she Cm- Sore.
Sand Ms1's, & 20. would s!(, inform tho
raohs' taas '"ey have reduced inc prices o. laid
Stock 20 very 'o~ rates. AID have jua received
avery hsndione iuFpiy otsrcih
Spring Goods;
Which, in addition III. old Stock, makes the
AZ alriment complete all which they ars deter
mined to fcii
VERr CHE.sP FcR CASH
The inallea iAso's viii be moa gratefully
ackno sciscd.
Or Al. ,hoir indebted to THoMAsGRns.,
on Note or Book account. s;s dci,rd TO make
payment so faid MosaEs. & Co. who are e,r-
powered TO fcttle the fame.
Newport, May 20, iso,. s6d
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
NJ o e &c +.

~ " " l.s
A BRAHhM l.. TISSOT notifies 70 tie
"A public, that the isirndti partne'ihip be-
tween Mr.. NICHOLAS GRYrRor, watch ms-
ksr, kc~port, and hin. never took place. bot
was only IN agrreneat with him 1; and that h:
never mad any concern in Mr.. N. Geffoy's
buGnsf.
Hc svais himfelf Of this opportunity to
inform his friend, and ,he public in general.
tha, he has opened Store, No. zo7 WGef-
Street, New York, where he has for ialsa great
aGormen' Of tb: moa fafhionable
Gold, Sii1gr, ;y Pinebbeek Hatcher,
on very moderate pfies'.
Clock, and Watches, Of every deicription.
faithfully and neatly repaired.
ABRAHAM LOUIS TISSOT.
Me,ysrl, Nay T, Ise,. Imo.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
State Of Rhoac-Iilaud & | In Cesr,Sl zlg;mdty
Providence Plantations. Nay 7,b, iso,.

VOTED an6 R.tofvsd, That this
Petition be received aai reerrcd to the next
ieiiions OF this General Aiicnhiy and ia the
mean time that t-. pendency Of this petition be
paoi,!hcd IN one OF the public news. papers print
ed In Newport, three weeks ioccsiiyely, apj
all fsrions claiming 20 be intcrefcd aeaina the
g'aa,ine the prayer thereof he notified TO ap.
pear Il ,aey fee caaie, at the fad next iclsns, 10
opPoie the fame. Il rse Cop,
W;tnels.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
[of Chi=rn DECiUS. in t5e La Mercny.]

L
A publication has appeared in the Gazette
of the United States Gsned D.cius,' evidently
written by perfon who is either deceived HIM
felf. or being difappoin,cd in iome iavoritc
views, wiihcs TO deceive Others. He commcn-
ces with sa-rting, that the frequent aninadyer-
G,ns Oh tn: conduct Of the late admi- stra.ion,
which he calls expiadtd tales, proceed from a
dread on the Dart OF the republicans Of flood
OF light, which he fondy imagincs has bsen
ihet on the people of this sountry relative 10 the
prcfent sdmin:fra,ion. His file, is lofrv and
fubhme. but the people look for facts, ne ,he-
toricai HouIith.--lt isa matter Of much reg'et,
that Decius, who appears 70 much charmed
with the idea, that thc curtain Of dclnGon is aft
Ictnoving, did not endeavor to make others par
ticipate Ia his pl;aiafe--for no one can conhder
his srtempr, TO do away the irpIefiion which
has bsen made on III, people by the expoi;,n
Of the conduct of the lare admiaiR,ssion, in any
degree fatisfattory. No, thc tales OF the late
adninifration are far from being aim.a es,'od-
ed-they have bat jia bcen confirmed by the
Representatives Of the people, a conarnation
lar more weighty 10 their Sight than al Decios
can vamp Mp in a tselvcmontA--ihs charges
which have appeared in this aad the other Re
puo'icsn papc;s, have had already confdsrs-
ble lhare OF effect in re moving the curtain Of
deudon They were then without the fauetion
OF CON nittee Of Congrefs, and now ,ha, they
have that isnslion. can Dscics doubt bat they
viii have hiii more efficacy IL is well for the
federal writerssH they csN thdS buoy op The
Snking repots'ion and fpifits of their sspiodsI
party, bat fallen j, has like Lucifer never to
riie again. ID.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
The votes for Governor arc:

Gov. Trumbull II,o1o
Col. Kirby and others 4,79i
Lat year Gov. Tiumbull had ,i,Is6, ana
Others but a.i5r 70 that is apseau that the
federal votes have dimioiehed. notwithstanding
every exer'ion, and the republican votes ssainit
him more than doubled. Gnce the election lait
wear.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22

Green & TiAiaghaa,
EREsY iaform their oil CuIi ,ners ana
A a the Public in general. that they have iagt
reserved a large Az rtnsut Of
Spring Goods,
which they src now irlliag a, rhs .rnoa reduced
prices At their Sto.s. by Who!eiac and Retail.
Newport, May 10. sos. s6.f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
SAMUEL EDDY. SIR.

>HE Court Of Paobs,s for the ,,sr OF N,.s-
L port, having appointed the Mbfctibcrs
commiilioneu, TO examine the ssims VI ,re cred
itors TO the efste OF WALTER EAsToE, late of
fsid Newport, dcccaiSd, iep,eicu,ed infoivsn,:
AMI twelve months being allowed for t!,a, pdr-
poie :--No,ice is hereby given 90 all perf,ns
having dem,nds asainR faid eaatc, to hios them
in TO either Of Us, within faid time, or othewifc
they will be preciudei acsoi ding to l,v.
EDMOND TOWNSEND, I Csmmy.
THOMAS PECKHAM, Jsnsy.
CT Al perlons indebted to faid eli,le, are
requested 20 make immediate payment to
MEkIDETH EASTON,1
DAVID BUFFOM, Exeents,s.
JOHN SLOCUM,
Newport, 4th Mug, 1904. SAT-.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22

,own. We 4 al urksnnrI and exhibi, The aa-
'h'n and abe,tors OF the ca!nnns x!,;eh have
OF late he:a heapcd on public a. wei! as private
characters in thss saanaonsd paper. We fhsli
expole then. " with their vices U,ck xyos fbrm.
ieeking to tifsa by the sbuies OF freedom sna
the p'ed. objcfs which they could no, accom-
pin BY trsachcEy, terror, and aisspA,iou.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-17

I will Be obliged 10 frch Of TIE fabtsri-
hers In che EittI- River TarnYike Com
ypapy a. iaisnd fafoifhiug nc with their
Proxies 70 vote at The enfsing election for
Prshdenf add Directors, &c. 10 leave them
az th- Coaatiag Houfc Of Rlsketts, New
ten & co. on saturday next at fursherels,
a. mean % let OCT for Lesfbargh on The
following Sunday. Thofs NOT htished
-wIih the nomination Of Pfeadcns, Dlrec-
sors and a Treafarer, at the late meeting
-of pau ofike iuslcribers, will peafe 10
name their own choice on their refpettIge
Proxies, ce6guating she oHce intended for
leach individual, By which azil be go
-ycrHcd, oeherwife, when nothing !, faid to
the contrary, | fhail hold myklf bound to
vote for fbcfe already nominated, as the
choice Of the company.
JOHN THOMAS RICKETTS,.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-17
r. T. HOOE. e Co.

Rave m bar4, and j5rJak,
Clsre; ola hyperion quality il boxes Of
aud 2 ! dozen,
Porter and Brown Stout in GAYS,
Blacs Pzini grouad in oil in kegs CT e
pounds each,
Marble Slabs fer hearths, of dif.ren. dzs',
An aIor'u-nt Of elegant Looking Glaats.
Iappsnned Ware,
Plated Table Furniture, condfing Of Tea
and Coffee Ufas, Tea and Coffee Pos,
GobIets, sc.
A large aG5rtmsnt Of Earthen Ware ia
crates,
Grenada Rum in bids. Brown Sugar in
hhds. and b5ls.
Fine Salt in Jacks,
An aG5r;ment of Hardware, coaffing Of
Srades, ShoyeE, Hinges, Hand Saws,
&c. &c.
One hundred boxes Pipes.
July 81. law
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-17
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
TIE Turnpike Road freas dLsxas-
drIa to LEtt5s RErer.

ara 20 LEbEbS REg<T.
IN Loudoua cocaty, will BE received BY
William HartGsorne for himtesf aad Join
Thomas RIckesrs, in AEexaadris-Ifrsef
Lay ard Sasr Po~el! In Loudooa David
Hunter ard William Riddle in E1kbey !:
Thomas Hammond and sfztshew Franc
IN JeSerfaa 5athrod TayEor aad Wa.
Dspidfon in Fr=ettrIck Samuel Cro~dfon
and William SiIerkerger in Shenandoah.
-Fha beiag bcfnefa IN which she CON-
naaaity may be greatly benefited, al as
It has only this day come iaso NY hands,
/ have undertsk@n 70 Pu5Eifia without eca-
fcEtiag the otEer co1raldinners as they ar.
al az dIea1cc. The, lar IS wsth ne
ard I doubt rot will be ihewa by THE
ather comm:Esoners, % any Perca aP-
FItieg. The law require t<u d5alars 10
Be paid At Tie time u fabEribiag the
remaining fun Of ainetg dollars, on eaca
fhare, is TO be paid in tiyjf-nds, a. called
fcr by rhe Prehdent and Iireio.s, 10 be
csloien oy the acckhcIders.
Wa. HARTSEORNE.
AprII 70. 90.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-17
ADVERTISEMENT

By virtue ola Deed Of Tru(t
from lJane Mc'P5<rlsp to The frbfcriber,
will be exPoled to la!e upon the Preaaa-s,
on sioaday the 10th day Of September
nexr, fair, if not, ths NIX, fair day:
Three feyer.l parcels Of land,
lying upon the fouth hde Of Occoqusn, ii
The cognty Of Prince William.-One Of
the aid parcels has front Of no scet,
and 5ofcet deer; upon this there il ereft-
Cd a BRICK MILL-HCUSE, S. f'et
long, IS wide, four tories high, with
two water wheels, four pair flores OF fegen
feet diameter each, with all the machinery
lately introduced INTO merchant mills, IN
compiler. order. This mill is atGated uY-
on aream efficient TO work the Eoar PAIR
of Zones and the machinery Of the MI: Tx
year through, upon this ground is aIfo
erected Brick Dwelling Hoaie, IS feet
by II. Another Of the fad parcels OF
ground adjoining iherero has So feet froat,
and IS of the fame depth, upon which Is
erected Wzrehoufe.
a Tract Of land, containing
thirty four acres, adjacent TO the Other
two parcels.-57oo dollars OF the Puf-
caale money rat be paid in hard, Gre
dit on ;ny further (umtLe properly may fell
f1r will be given as csn be agreed vpof.
Oh The day OF fac
kMES KEITH.
July IS. emf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-17
otrayed or oEoEen.
Agril 70.

About 70 days ago, from AIsxaatria,
A BRIGHT BAY HORSE,
fifteen hands high, with three white fee:
md few whtte hairs 10 lis forehesi.-
FzpexLy DsLZgyi will be given for The co.,
vsGtion Of the Thief, or Isn DsLl1rs fof
tie rcGoration of fhe Horfe.
apply . the PriG. er.
September 70. 77pes
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-17
BENNETT g WATTS,

Hee< rSeef0e1, = etsr ferfak 5g rvha!e-
faLe 4sgr<saj1, tie fss-ars1ng
Gsedf, ok:
Wire AID 5ra~H i IekLeHse-gs,
sscifla+, Rulaa Eafesss
Turkey rsd Gacrou,
Ler;s m . eaars German iniset Hefe z GEegss,
Il s~p,ss nc aiIorrnent ef Gs5Pce and stala
soBcnEssf FFer.1h Lu5caIFrgss aud Velact RIB
bores,
Baa,s1aza Hasdkerchiess, Frer. b Csnbrfssss,
nd Gore,
= s.as p@ry haneianae glazed Caa.asiet 1aE-
m.
a.tiF4rg sppr,, ef he Bea4Pa-ts aana-
Soae Ls.fEcs,
TwIfIeI saekiag=s &c Be-
I5ey ex5ea fht;r atuaJ foU jG5-
Ply By he jfye arrivals.
Seps. r. cow
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-17
Valuable Property Tor Sale

II
III The Attk FoA # Petsnaet,
About three miles from George Town
and the City Of Warrington, ard ten
from Alexandra.
17a acres Of Land, nbotsuhieh
arr dzUelling bsgl< Gnd lanay sfter in
prsUsmentf, JSveral goas qa0rrief ard fl
..feaadf, and fzUa 0aeant NIL Jeafs.
Tue undlUidsd Mird Parts o 7
acrsf # Land, a3sr zDbieb are Qmeyekant
nil, zsabtbrte pair # Frsncb Jurr nil
aen<s and <v<ry neeegay, eemalete, FIR
many .4aarug 1sur fa fbe 5ef aavantage,
ant 0it5 al httie manual Lq5sy asp.DF6lt;
6reqOsy and dgfizley, a grnaay, a
xrAler's begis, Lrez0er'i he3ir, ee2ter'5
Ge5, &c. and vacant nil }saf.
TwO undlU,ded third parts Of
200 aerss IF land, adJeizazg f6e 7 Ger<s
and IT. atrfi ab1p>meatiaaed, abea10bicb
6ere are /Sveral 5fors gaarrss and J56
fandi.
1He P@i eHajcI Y INC ~VO0s Pr
3erly, qDW bovs az Alignment # q Aeete
f1rfbe stber nndivfded thru part, ef1ybie5
tbere avN be s ysars II eoms fIom the Jf5f
dgy If Sepfsmber 1ert.
TIE Rons on the Above lands IS
e7aal in gaadusGt, airy, aud Jrbtrisr to
my fa4aaati9a 4sne IN The ri1sr-vsE-
II, n 'qx2 5nrtb<c that ran q 10 Gorge
To4vn, fau 81 NJ IL tie mil and ,gone
9HGrrfes.
Ay pry5u,or tegfans, zy5o my incline
n Purebgjf, 1gak efmuys 1leqv THE pre-
milel, tbersf5re itis vat fbo4gh aeeegay
10 be more particular.
Far termi apfJ.~ Gen. Uriab Forrsl
at George-T7Ua, orb
PHILIP r. FENDALL,
Alexandria
5uus 70. I04v
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-17
THE
Accommodation Coachee,

WILL leave Mr.. Gadlby's City Ia.
yern every morning, at half ps4t four
o'clock, for Baltimore, to accommodate
oar Alexandria friends returning, leaves
Mr.. Evans's, Indian Queen, every morn
ing at FIX o'cioele, ard arrives at Alexan-
dria tie fame evening.
The Proprietors will not undertake to
proanle as much as The Mail Pilot, which
rans but So miles per day, although it is
laid TO Pilot the Mail, which runs from
50 to 100 miles Per day.
Tss PROpRIETORS.
June 9. d6szaw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-17
TuYnbtke Road.

The fablcr.bers 10 The Turnpike Road
2 zre reqaefed 10 pay up their fubicriPiions
This may prevent any obJcttlon to the
votes at The eirtiicn for Directors. The
Z law reqsired The money to be paid at the
time OF fubfcribing.
WILLIAM HAR TSHORNE.
JOHN THCS. RICKETTS,.
SepfenHer II. d5t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-17

/ ne defendant, ohH EDWARDS
not having entered his appearance and CIV
en- fecuriiy according 70 The Att ct Ahen-
bly,, and the rules OK his Ccert, and II az
pearing to the latisfattion Of the couF',
upon affidavit, that the faid John Eiwar'
is not an Inhabitanr Of this DiitIid, en-
motion of iaid ccmpllinan, BY bis CouO-
(el, i, is ordered that the faid defendant
John EDWARDS do appear here on the ii't
day Of November Court next, l"hica
commences on the fourh Monday IN ne
nouthl and enter his appearance to ~
fair, and give fecurity for performing ~
Decree Of the Court, and that tie oinsf
defendants Benjamin Shrevc and ABB! JAZZ
MY 10 rot pay away, convey or ieetes
che debts by them owing 10, or the eNsIo
or effects in ,hei, hands, belonging to tue
faid a5iens defendant, john Edwards 10
ill the further order or decree otthls Lo''''
and thar copy of this order be forthwith
oublilhed for two months facceiilyeiy "
one of the public newfpspe's puoIl'heo 10
this County, and that another COPY =.
poNed az the front door OF the court h0p''
of the fad county.
a copy .,r C,k
c. rawsm
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-17
July IS.


~ JOHN BYRNE has re-
moved TO the corner Of King and
Royal Streets, oppoite MIR.
Mott's Commonly called Mc:-
Knights tavern, where he has
for iaIc CHolcg WINES, SpIRrr-
Gus LIoUoRs and GROCERIES, at
moderate prices.
September 3. ec7't
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-17
Fifteen Dollars Reward,

!. ID AN AWAY from the Subfcriber, living
IN near BROAD Run. in Lou6on County, Viz
GINA, a black Ne GRO Man. named JERRY,
he is ahou, hve feet, fix or eight inches high,
{ has iniall IA with thick pou,ing lips, and
ihort mouth; one of his hands is l,tlc de-
formed nc has an awkward walk. occsGoned
bys t~iR in one or both Of his ancles He had
IN when h: w<nt away, a long brown broad
cloth eoI, very much worn, and cznaburg
tFowicr', bur as he carried with hin, Others, he
may ehsngc his drefs. Whoever viii deliver the
5s'd Slave 10 me, at Broad Run ihalI receive
'kfhs above reward.
LUDWRLL LEE.
gep, rs. eoTa..
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LDYERTLsEMEAT.

oss7a D4sELL. F ssafEa,
~ EsS5 xse 10 Iasssrzs MS fFlcass au3 The
pa slsc IN gssrass rf..c E.s ris<rs.t 20 csFg o.
sss. :5n.sscfs s.f a f1axEcz Ia All ~ br1act.cs
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Commercial Regulations in ST. Domingo
CAPE FRANCOIS, JUNE z3, 1904
FNCH COMMERCE.

ART I. FRENCH vsf.ls Of trade, conins
from French ports, are TO be admitted only
mo Gaze Francis, Part Republican, dix Csps
and Tltqn.L u. Merchandise or produce ari.
Gns from French manufaSlurei, or French Fill,
import.d by French veh-ls, fhlll not be fnbie4
10 any duty OF deportation. Merchandise or
produce, ihipped from French ports, and en-
tered il the man felt Of the veG-l. lha be con.
lidered as French.-3. French vsiiels mar
load in return with colonial produce : M0iaEs,
Ta61a and Rum, excepted.-4, Colonial rro-
duce exported by FTsneh vsf.ls, ihal be fub.
Ieded to duties Of export, conformab!y to the
tariff annexed to the prefent regulations.
FOREIGN COMMERCE.
S. 1t is permitted TO foreign vefes Of 10
tous, and upwards, 60 enter the above.mention.
ed four ports with or without cargo.-6
French or foreign merchandise. which they
may import in the colony, ih4ll be iubeefed 10
a duty of enuy, agreesby 70 the aforefaid ia.
riff. Such colossal produce as hey may er.
port, even Molq6Ef, 7effa, and Rum, ihaiI B.
iuljstt 10 the duty OF expectation fixed by the
taol= OF rates for itrangers.
The other articles require, that the matters
OF all veiIes deliver TO the fuitable officer i'm,
mediately on arrival, rePo. t Of the voyage
No pafengers can Ia d without rermit. The
alaher' to deliver their le tiers The polt-maAer
Immediately On srrival.--Mah1rs TO deliver
their mauifels at the Cufom- Houfe By arli.
&C II, 9 EVsry ngaer Of q foreign ut5sl IL obigsJ
10 co5fgn Biz eatgo 10 rfdsag merchant, eObo JBaR
Pe5oHa4y BE r5P..Fh for TIE duties 81 impe,f and
export, ant for qvb0tever fraud that maS be rcmt-
led BY The mgferf Of vd6ls 70 them easGgnsd." No
veiIels can pats oct unlefs they exhibit to the
hArbor mater the Collectors certificate Of The
payment OF the duties, and the pot matters
certificate, that be has withdrawn his letter bag,
after dep"iiing it eight days before MS depar-
tuTe. V-hels found az anchor 10 any ports not
mentioned above, or II any inlet, or under ial
az th0rter diRance than FIVE miles Fl ON tie
fhore, ana holding in ercourf- with The land,
fhall Be carried in for ttil, and ccnd-mn1lion
the captors 70 te entitled TO one third of h.
property ccn6,cated.
Signed Iy lie Captain General
lie CLERC.
81 order Of The Captain General,
LssoR- Secretary GensrGL
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general appreciation ;--when a whole country
will permit the tools Of party, 10 Eggplant men
Of the fra qualifications. IN offices where talents
and integrity are in1ifPcniably necshtry; il
then prepared for DEGRADATION aud ilavey-
there is then no LONGER that virtue, vhith Is
requfte for free republic--nor is there any
longer that inducement tor men Of iuPeTior
worth and endowments, TO engage in the erv'oe
of their country, when tbe rewards of official
honor and confidence are believed, not on men
Of merit. but on paybr9fyfrs. Soon may this
lyhem be ohangeo-ioon may we return to the
maxims Of Warrington, and with them may
we experience the haPpinels and welfare, the
honor abroad and the con6den c at home, which
Characterized the WASHINGTON ADMINIsTRA
TIoN.-M r. Speaaf9r.