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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06
XxIE the fabfcribers being by the Hcnora-
Wv bic Court Of Probate of the town Of

vXIE the fabfcribers being by the Honora-
Wv bic Court Of Probate Of the tovn Of
Newport, appointed commiiEioncn to receive.
examine, and adult the claims OF the creditors
70 the EAate OF yamei Symmrs, ,Iste Of fsid New.
port, mariner, dcceafed. reprtfenied infolvent
Give notice to all perfons having clsims
sgainA faid Eaate, to bring thsm in to either Of
Us, at our refpettive dwellings. within fix nonths
from the date hereof. Being the rime allowed b.
fAid Court.
DANIEL DUNHAM, jon. I ~
JOHN TILL1NGHAST. N'"'
- And all peffons indebted TO faid Eaates
are required to make immediate payment to
CALEB FISH, Almi~gs,4sy. or
CHRIS TIANNA FISH, A<nsyrayix.
Nrwpsyf. Msreb ", 1901. IS
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06
CASH. PAID YeR
LINEN q WOOLfN RIGS, BIZ
Chriltopher G.. Olney,

Dslivsrsd al hn MN, or at bis Papsv Wiys.
Hsyf,
A/HERE he has tor fsIe, st whclefalc and
w retail. all kinds Of Paper, viz. Foelf.
cap Writing. Paper, No. and a.--Vellom Let.
ter do--Pot tdo.--Wrapping do.--Bonnet do.
---Clothier's do. III quality. -Shea,hiog. with
and without Sand. Book Binders Boardp.--.
Candle Paper, and Sugar Loaf Blue.
-ALao--
a complete Aaormens Of Blank Account
and Record Books.
--LfkIwnE-
Account Books made and ruled to any pat.
tern. to fct the purchafsr.---A complete AGort-
ment OF School Books. and Ststionary OF all
kinds, &c.
LIs. Warranted Chocolate. by the Boz,
or pound, Cocoa Shells, by the Bag.
N. b. Wanted, one or two Boys. from >
60 - years Of age, as Apprentices to tie Psper.
making snd CIo,hiog ba1nes. fuch great
encouragement viii be given.
P,svt<s~es, Ma,eb 3. iSoa. 74d
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06
AUGUSTA, January Al.

Lat evening was committed TO gaol in this
place. William Fuller, the Wefern poit rider,
charged with robbing the mail of the United
States. With the particulars OF the uaniattion,
We are not at prefcnt fully acqoainsed-lr sP-
pean that the rider was obierved on the road
travelling toxards AuguHa with the mail bchind
him. and with the remnants OF ieveral letters in
hi, hand. which he appeared 70 ne deitroying-
icveral paris OF letters and Pof bills and one let
ter were foond in the road, and the covering Of
q mail directed I" "Auguaa''-theic circum-
ftances induced the Pon matter At Columbia
court houie. when the rider arrived At his Office,
70 ariea him, when he coniedcd that a fmali hole
had been worn in the mail poftmantcau, through
which he conifived TO get packet or mail OF
leers that oat Of one OF the letters dreeted to Pc
teriburg. Virginia. he took IS dollars. and ou, Of
aDothcr directed TO MIR. Rhodes. in Savannah /,
he took 400 dollsr--,he money he pocketed.
and deitroyed all the letters IA that packet {;
7ao dollars Of the money were found upon him
--ihcic asc all the particulars at Preient within
our kno Wedge.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06

REC EIvED,
ssi for Sale st ibs Sisvs Of w. r. WiLpER,
Repofs Of the CAFE,
JOHN Dor x Il NCE
AcAIEsr
ART THUK rs NNER,
Tried It the December term. Of the Court Of
Common Pleas, in the couny Of
Providence. A. d. iSoi.
To which arc added, the proceedings in
the cafe.
Arfbur Fsnner, VS.. J0bn Dorrsree.
Carefully complied from Morris correctly
taken by feverd Gentlemen who ~cre prcient
during the whole courie of the trial.--Prics
ST Gents.
N,sofori, March 4. 1904. rs
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06
Letter (,sm fbs Seerfay at Wav nsbt P,sfdtn,
effbr Usaed Sfefss.
War Department, Dec. s, 1901.

take the liberty Of forgetting for your
confederation, the propfiety Of pfopofog to
Congreis, thar provi6ons be made for deEgnst-
isg the boundary line between the United States
and the sdjacsas Bsisifh poGefIions, in zach
manner As nay prevenr any difputes 10 future,
from the optlrf OF Lake Ontario 10 lake Supe-
rior, if not farther. There are many valuable
in,nds in the lakes and rivers, fome Of which
arc already inhsbi'ed, which s'e claimed on
each Gde il is TO be prefomed that The foorer
the line is a!eertaioed, the more sa6ly all dif
pstes wilI be letiIed.
From Mr.. TIscy's report. and from iofcs
nation obtsioed from other (ources, il sppe,n
that msny difputes nov exiA refpreting iiiles TO
lands q aad about Desroit - vel bssween the
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06
Sales at Auction,

o. Tsyde,. Msrt 9'b. 1894. (y Jsi,. i not.
be fT fa, Ssy,)
HID. & 4 bbIs. N. Z. RUM.
DO. 81. Croix, do.
s Bbls SUGAR.
Hyfon and Souchons TEAS. per CheR
or Djzso,
Back,when FLOUR. per Bansil
Bois. MOLASSES.
Bales TON, per 10 W. or Bale.
Old Fosnitoe, con6Aisg of Beds, Bed.
acad'. TsbIes, Deks, Linen, Bisnkes. Irop-
Ware. Hspdirons. China and Glah Ware.
Wearing AppsrrI, .Sse. &c.
Lampblsek. Nesro-Hesd Tob,cco. ssuG
sesars. sod Empsy CsA<s.
The whsk without pefcrve.
r. ROWLAND. lsss
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06

United States aud indisiiuais. az between many
of the citizens and alfo between citizens If the
United States and fubjrds cf Great Britain.
Will il nor he nscedary 6s Conercfs "a autho-
rize the appointmea, OF fome bpard or tribunal
Cor hearing and deciding there difputes
II. DEARBORN.
Il is fsid the H,~s,ab< Mr.. Rstledge. from
q peculiar lave he has recently difcovered for
the rsofLE. whom ne ufuxily Jcoominaied % sbe
fsoisD@ mslsifris." food up in the Hoofe of
Representatives. On the a6,h ult. & fpoke more
than two hours asaina the repeal Of the Iudici-
Ad--and again on the z7'h. leaa the Coaisitu-
tim ihoaid DC violated or dcaroyed. he food on
hs feet for ,Ae ipacc Of four hours. pleading ia
tAyor OF Ms. AasA.' midnight Law &
MARRIED. l-At Midiletown hy the
Rev. Mr.. Eddy, Mr.. Asa CooorsHALL. 70
Mlk SARAu BARKER. elisa daughter Of Mr..
Ms,the~ Barker, OF Midi,e,oSn.
In this town, on Sunday laft, by the Rev.
Ab,ahsm Brsnfon, Mr.. IsRasL LoRIsc. Of
the City Of wahiagtoa. Merchant. 20 Mrs.
FsAscrs dean. daughter Of John Bours. Etq.
of this town. ..t,
DIED LIN this town, RoBsRr Csooxs q,
Efq. late Naval Officer for the port OF New
port, in the Ssth year Of his age.
Mis-. AxsTIss ELIzAssTH Stevens,
widow OF The late Mr. Robert Srevcas, aged SO.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06
qHE MAMMOTH.

The Skeleton with ~hich it is Mr.. Rem.
brandt Peales intention fhortly TO viht Europe,
was yefierday 70 Ear put together, that previous
to taking j, to piece, for the purpoie Of pack
ing up, He syd fsotivr other gentlemen par.
took Of COLLATION. sibm the breaft of the an.
imal all comfortably ieated round fmall ia.
bic; and one Of Mr.. Hawkins' patent por,a-
bic pisnoe,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06

81. 1901. Asainx ~ = Rs1lsieess - COP.
sisied on Tie ooSh 4 a. cos,eiioe 3nishs of
Infamous chassfles. q pa1ipe eosnser6ais Eve
dollar bin. and iersenced 70 psy 100 dolIsn
6ae. and iutEtr two yean impilonmens. That
his health was much impaired and his means Of
fnppors exhauRsd.
Ms. Ffoa. the goaIrr, certified the inrsifon-
rncns Of the psifoner for near year, that his
health was impsised. and that his lite had been
feyerai rimes detpaired Of.
Three refpeazble physicians certified the
decline and dsn&) a. the wreschcd freeman.
Aad Samael Bilhop. Mayor Of New. Haven !;
Henry Dagget. Aiderman ,Ifrael Jones. jon
ashan lngerfol, Judges of the Sapseme Coart |;
Elizur Goodrich. Piespcint Edwards. Simeon
Baldwin. and David Dasset loue OF the Aft
snts) 70 far intcreitcd rhemfrlses, in the unhsp-
py cuIpsiI's favor, a. to fObjoin certificate al
ceriaining the reputability Of the fubscribing
phyiiciaOs.
On this the PreGdens exerted his preroga-
tive, sad extended mercy 10 the perhaps guilty,
bur certainly dihreiled aad emaciased Freeman.
With cheerfulneis do the friends Of Mr..
Jefferion fabmif the cafe, thus fairly fated 10
che public. Vermsxf Gag.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06
NEW March ..

A letter fron Algeziras, dated Dec. 3fR.
1907. from Capt. Blackwell to Capt. Monte4sh.
Rssss that the Philadelphia frisate had taken
Tripoli,an brig Of a guns and two hundred
men. The BoHon frigate had arrived at Alge-
zifss.
By the Capt. Of pettiasger which arriv-
ed yeAerdsy morning from Middleton, N. ].
We arc forry TO learn. tha, the fchr. John,
bound to Virginia. milling ever 6nce the vio--
lcot form of the ard ulr. and for whole fafely
many fean were entertained, has been found
afhore on Shoai harbar, about miles from
Middletown, with her main matt carried away
below the board, her quarter deck rippei up
and her hold full of water. Her fore-topfail.
fore. topgallantfail and main aay fail, with two
pipes of wine. were found on the Beach. The
Capt. MIR. Morris, her pilot. and one Of the
crew, we're found dead on board and on tho
Sunday following their bodies we're decently In
tered by the inhabitants of that place. The
remainder Of the crew are milling. The captain
OF the Pcttaueer ALTO ioforms. that on Monday
at 3o'clock r. n. he law brig Randing to the
eaitward with her topmaas down. which to all
appearance had been carried away. and ihe wal
waiting = pilot.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06


By the papers from the MifIi6ppi Territory,
wc learn, Rat the Houis OF Representatives Of
that Territory has in the r,oR exprefs manner
denounced the account of Wiathrop Sergeant,
publiihsd at BoRcn, ss a malicious libel, and
have unanimouly refolved. that they were op.
poied TO the opprefion Of faid Winthrop Sar-
eeant that the removal Of the faid Winthrop
Sareeant war e0ential TO their welfare that they
approve of their Governor, and order copy OF
,he refoIves TO be tranfmit,cd 20 rhc PrGdent of
the United States, and TO their delegate in Con-
prcfs, N. Hunter, of whole conduct they APP
prove. contrary TO the declarations OF the libel,
1t 10 not to be doubted that more full difcuf
Gon Of this affair will sriie from this explicit de-
clara,ioa Of the Representatives. OF this diRritt.
Arrived hsss ysassdsy morning. fchooner
lasc. captain Weir. from Jamaica. About
ten days psf, Mr.. Mahh Clarke, ion Of Ms.
Thomas Clarke, OF this town, In the azd year
Of his age. fell from the maa-head, and very
foon after expired.
On the sd Of Feb. 1904, was fpoke, off
St. Picrre's, (N1artiniqoe) ichr. Roger Williams,
Capt. Allen, of Rhode. Illxnd, bound TO ST..
PieTe's--all well.
TVW DH1arP0M fafFr.
The Lovely Lais left at Wampos, Sept. zo.
the following veGels, viz.
Ships Ann and Hope, BentIy, Providence ;
iavinis, Holbrook, Rhode hand.
The Mount Hope, Of Rhode Ifland, rag.d
the Straits Of Sunds, previous to the 7th OF Nov.
A letter from Canton to . gentleman in
Providence, received by the Lovely Laf. men,
,ions, that in September lae the Chinefe frs was
vi6,ed by iufooo, which occsioned the lof,
of many janks and ffhing boats the feveriry
of the gale produced an inundation Of the low
lands, and il was computed that 1000 natives
had periihed on fhors, and 5000 at Tea.
NoRYoLK. Feb. I3.
Arrived fhip Frances and Mary, Spencer,
50 days from Liverpool. Jan. 1ia, 10 lat. TO,
long. a.. fell in with French Heet, confifiing
of eight IA and one decker, foil ofsroops---
remained , days in company, and parted ia LAT.
10. long. gz.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06
CUSTOM HOUSE,
DTris Of Nss.psri, Marc,

CUSTOM-HOUSE,
DDriA Of Nss.fs,i, March :.
~ EsrrRsD, Frs
Sloop Lady waihieg,on. waldin. Provideocs
New. York Packet, Barker. ditto
Schooner llsac, Weir. lsma;ca
Grand Turk, Petite, Havana
CLsAsrp. Fer
Brig Abigail. Williams, New-L ndon
and New. York
Sloop Two.SiRc's. Earl, New. York
Lsgle. W,Aeou. Norfolk
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06
N Z w p 0 r T,
Saturday, March 6, 1902.

II is expected ,he Hon. General AfIcmbIy
Of this State viii Iifc to. day.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. a.

On Saturday arrived in shis port the French
cssser La Tesrcur, capt. Candon. in so days
oa1Age from Brett. which he left days fobfe-
qoens 20 the departure Of the aeet defined for
shc Wca-Iadies.
Capt. Camden is the bearer Of difpatches
60 our government from the Frsnch republic,
and proceeded wish them ycaerday morning to
the city Of Warrington.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-27
II f5IES7ERN f.GR16ER
O6sober 5. 1902.
Fxom n: zt.aQka.

The anuonc oftte rriouEc paid by The
Uniged States, lince the year 1871 torhe
Barl1atY powers, IS 2,oso, 80 dollars.
Ihc diitance between Portland in
Maine, and Savannah in Georgia, IS
about 100 riIes, FAY 100 miles from the
cxrefnes OF the line 70 the ffase bonn
daries, which viii make fifteen hundred
miles
The cot Of cooftulins the oeG Kind
OF turnpike road, fcr infaoce, that Which
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-27
WANTED,

4 SITUATION, by psrioa g,Ao pro lgIe. 10
[ : uudc-lsnd tae hpaueG ola
MILLER
The advertiser IS native Of the Oh Couctry.
re hes beea bred 10 this byfueis and any arrh
e"l'on on his account, hieh ray te made II IT,
9bcc viii receive lai,sble sn,~yr
kicbze&a, OF. l5I5. 5ez.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-10

VISGIVIA;
In the High Court of Chancery for the Rich
mond niitri4,
Henry Banks Pitf
Aad
Ma h9niei Anderfon, Robere Pollard.
George Wiuiton and Thomas Stew
a STdlon' Defs
ON the motion Of the plaintiff, the court. th;.
fecond day Of October in the year of our lord one
tho1and. eight hundred and two, with ths confer.
OF the defendant Nathaniel Anderfon, by council
doth refer the accounts betxe en- the plaintiff and
that defendant, TO one offs counnifiafrs 10 be 7
him examined, faecd, ittlsd and to the court
reported with any matters iyecaIly ia ed thcuctt
pertinent by himteif, OF ie4hred b. the parties
20 o. 20 iated, and ordereIh, .yith the confut Of
the parties, the caue 20 be finally heard at rex5
tern, ii that officer, in the lneaa time. fsll aa5c
and examine them, ors upon examination of the
papers, final decree can be made without the ss-
port.
A copy, teRe,
Peter Ti7ley, c. {.
Commihonss's Office,
Richmond, C9ober 90, 1902.
The parties Concerned, arc de5red to take no.
tice, ,hsr . have appointed Monday IL, twentieth
day Of Deeenbe. next, for carrying into eHea the
within decretal ORDER, upon which day, their at
tendance is reqnircd at my ofice, with copies Of
the court papers and their accounts ready for-ex-
animation.
William Hays c.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-10
100 DOLLARS REWARfs,

CCaooNSR, TRYAL sf Norfoiti wa, fr.;, b,ss
" rom Richmond for Baltimore ~ in br,os s,,i,s
5:n OF 'niY 'sf, John Dudley naher. She Is %.e,,
'.E-fwe Ions Burden, PiSot Bear bnil,, ,y;,b
/, Sta ruHk COMPANION. There is fuspieioa ,is,
h. ~ a IN" ., the Sch 'oner has ron away ssis m
Dudley may havS taken he,. TO Charleso,. fsss2s
vs.. g,,e 40 hundred dollars 10 any perfcn wbs 6 4.
Hop lao Vehe', providing hat Dudley has RIM ~
WIN o'', AID Abo will pa, il ia my power to 81, ~.
aga n. Addref5 70 ~ 50 k0''
JOHN TAYLOR, NerfaiEa
+ 5. n Pointers of rho Times. at c. eaos ,re
esquened to fepabf'ih this three times sar,
90 JOHN TAYLQR.
40" '"~a' r6t.]
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-10
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

THE fubfcribers to * The Recorder" are
deEred to recolle6t, that the payments for this
paper fhould be regular and prompt. We fhall
rot, at any future period of oar editorial
progrefs, be telling the public, in terms of de
plotation, that our {ubfcriberS are indebted 10
US in four, fix, or ten thoufand dollars. We
pay a hrict attention to our fubicription lift ;
and as foop as we can Convince ourlelveS that
a fiIblcriber is di(poied to fall behind in his
paymcnts,x of6c gas, without delay Do
YOU think that The editors of Ibis paper ate
going to be luch hnlpletons As 20 have par
eel oFtwelve, or fifteen hundred ragged, beg
CARLY fubfcriptiou accounts, diipeTied all 9ver
the fate, of TWO, four, eight, or twelve dollars
head Do YOU think that we know 10 little
of common bufincfs, ard OF common ienfe,
as TO be giving credit for two Or three years
az nretCh, or even two months, to repubii-
cancitizens, that remember to forget to pay
the noltage ftheir letters, wherein they TO-
licit us to put down their names Indeed, gen
tIen1en, as theFnavor Of Coventry faid to queen
Elizabeth 7bey haze g5f the 1VraRg pig by
tie sas. You may depend upon it thae no
perfon exits upon the iurface of this conmon-
wealth, who ihail ever be five dollars ia
debt TO the Recorder, unlefs. b the mott pc
GUAR and fatal combination of incidents.
Does any man of buhne6 fancy that we are
going to fend monty before hand 60 Phiia-
asiphia, to pay fol. paper, 10 wait three months
rits arrival;seo pay every body in the houie
in advance, for working it off, and then, to be
giving three years credit, with law-iuit at
the end oft, to lone worthy republican who
rehdes FIVE hundred miles to the wefward
Of the Rlpe-Ridge? That is not the way, in
which we defign to do buGnefs. We fhal
have no advertisements aicertaining the fim-
Plicitv Of our having accounts diiperied all
over the itate, to the amount Of fix, or eight,
or twelve tboufaud dollars. Whenever fub-
fcriber to The Recorder, knows hinfelf to-
be behind hand, be mutt not differ with the
pof-rnaffer, of the county; ne mutt not think
chat he feels an apoplexy of lurpri(t, if.the
paper d9es MT came afxt a0tek; for, he may ret
afurfd, that we fhall pay the'tricteft attention
70 the fate OF payments and of dedication );
and, as'we are obliged TO pay for every thing
IN advance, our fubfcribeTs may reft aiiurcd,
that no5o4y@allbe in our DEBT, free rGHbePH
NOTE.
We are fsished that this will very fell
dora be the cafe. We have not more than
one fubfcriber in forty, but what pays in
advance, and ailures us that he WILL e0HsaKs
to doC0.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-10
-MdYO's
TOLL BRIDGE

THE Public is refpe8fully informed, * now
: completely and permanently fnifhed;
5 furnlfhed with good, hropg, and frbaa1tisl
Hand Rails; and will, very Hortly, be fup-
pied with Lamps, from one end to the other.
% enat paiiengers may pals it by Day, or by
Night, with the utnlof fafety, aud mott an
bounded confidence.
When the vaft magnitude OF this undcrta-
KING by 4 Jingle individual; the cbi6nerjcal
ilght ~ which it was originally viewed lsy the
whole community; the i,nmeafe fun which
if mas cot the great leugth of time a period
OF no iefs than II years which il has taken
20 bring It to its Preicnt fate OF perfection /:
put above all, the Importance of il to thofc who
fravei north or iouth, and particularly TO the
wnoie country ioueh of James River, in Bring
ing their produce to marker, and coming 70 the
ieat OF governncntsars coniidered, a confident
hopeand belief is entertained thar it will meet
with, and always receive, uuiverial patronage
and iupport; exclufivc OF theie confederation.
ECO = OMY itfelf points out this 70 be
che CHEAPEST, {arid tureiy it is the no4
AGREEAsLE) mode of croaing the river; for
the very final! difference in Inc exvenou Of
gtog by any oti,ss conveyance, bears nc MO-
portion to the certainty, lafetv, ard expedition
Wiiloh this excellent and ufcfni bridge affords
SAMUEL JONES.
Ri:5aF0aa, p:rgiai4, S:bt. 4fb. 1902.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-10
NOTE.

4 We are Etished that this will very fel-
d9na be the cafe. We have not more than
ono iubfcriber in forty, but what pays in
advance, and aflures US that he WILL eoHtjans
fo DIFF.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-10
CORRESPONDENCE.
RsttiHgsa,z, oApin ESQ. 1909.
RIO. L.


McGrs. CaIlender s. Pace
IT has been bur few days ago
hncel had an opportunity of peruiing your
valuable paper, entitled the Recorder. fay
"'TkWAes becauie il appears therefrotn frat
your determination IS not to be biaG'ed by
either Of the parties -ebat now exh IL; this
country. But, on the contrary, TO psblifh
10 the world the conduit Of all, which NAV
NOT be conhitent with the intsreit of your
country.
Long have we, who live in this retired.
part of the fate, vvi{hed for fucE rrcfs to be
eifahiiihed for che nrott OF them arc managed
by thote who ft!fel the rrelves &c. &c ic, ly}Icf
corrupted by the brides, Skc, of the contendiRg
parties, that'it isinpoiiible to find an impair
tlai account Of any thing, in which either IS
intcreited.
The information you have given refpc6tina
the proficient, 70 taF as il concerns negro Sally
IS new on this fide the ri3ss. 1t vii! ever
De confdered as itiana upon his charataet.
sY all religious and gesteel citizens. He has
broken the laws OF God aud man Il Is
therefore 70 De hoped that l,e people of the
United States VIII never continue in the
honorable Poit of proficiency, man who has
oeen guilty OF itch an jfreligious and dif.
honorable act And jtsdeed ihould they,de,
10, we hall have iuFhcisut realoa to think the
ume is not tar ditfaat when ali will bec,t,e
fofn'cators and nongreIs forit;s well kao,vu
how apt mott people are to initiate, rs near
as they are capable, the Actions of tleofe us
can great men. In the flort reign of tbe
preient preildcnt, report BE true, ne has beer
guilty OF another unjuitftabIe ztf, I r1esI5
tnaf OF f'is drawing goo dollars, tnentore8 4,
, the Recorder, oue the otIicesss !,a4a4s,
act, IN r1p opiniohy was litrie Rertof taking
Il 9u' q fi7c tFea5ury, becaufs il is prefurisea
bic receipt had paiied, Which ought to have
placed II beyond his reach =
ne executive of this fate, it IS alfo re-.
ported. drew OH The srealury contrary to ali
law, for iiuE of no l:naii amount, for the
purpoie Of illuminating tie capitci on the
election Of prefdent. e. Sc Thus YOU &C..
now tie public money IS handled by thete
ge"trj5 "ithous the leaf authority. Gould
not the aujigor, with as much r,,oprietg. have
granted warrant on The treafiyT for q far,
OF money FOL thc purpofe Of paying a private
debt coo3efa6te6 by you, or mYfeifi I ,g-;np
be could.
he next thing noticed in your paper was
respecting the very great salary aliowcd IL.
the public printer by our !ceiAature At this
you VIII notbe iufprilsd when u is recoIleftc5
th@t' -->-'---~'"-~---- But let us hone fc7
the better. Perhaps the next aTcn,b{v yy;f1
act as men who have the iateccit Of tbeir fa4.
at heart, by oherInz. the bufnels 10 the rarf.,,,
who will Go it for the lcat money. How
ever, thould va be rrffaken - his and the,,
fhouid do otherwifc, you vii! TO donbt nrc-
lent TO public view the ayes and noes oY, the
queition, which will be guide for us in cur
next Ghoice' should any thing have iaid
appear hArth' It VIII be 2 luffcient apology
TO obicrve that ! am nothing more tlaE
A POOR DUTCHMAN.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-10
TO THE PUBLIC.

MANY gentlemen rehding in itates north
l-sA of this have addreled letters TO us, tofcnd
taea, the Recorder; and requehed we y'ouId
i,auilanyperfon inPhladelphia,or New York,
where they could lcnd their iubicription mo-
ney. We take this opportunity of Informing
The public, that Air, Lewis, paper-maker, at
Philadelphia, will receive any Gubtcriptiors
tent for the Recorder, and Mr.. Coleman, prin-
ter of the New York Herald, at New York.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-10

THE Subscriber has lately re-
moved TO theBrick HOMIE, oppofite toe fouch 5
avern, andnear 70 Profcr and Moncure's
Vendue Store.
He .proPoies to pra6tiie the Law IN the
f1'gh Court of Chancery, and . iRri6t Courts.
and IN the County and Ciey Courts, which
are held IN this city.
HENRY BANKS
Rjebmeu@, A4g4f IS, 1909. f.