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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-29

THE fubfcriher having 70 arranged
his dGant bufnefs, as to be enabled TO fpend
much the greater part of his time il Richmond.
and its vicinity, wall be asqi, prepared 20 renaer
ervices in the line OF MS protection, 20 thole who
mvy favor MIN with their toRfdence.
JOHN ADAMS.
Dfffm6es !2f6' 1902. (2qo.)
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-29

:" My lads" iays captain Bowling,
GO have been AT Tea, man and boy, for
6 thirty yeara. and ] never faw Britilh
g iailsrs hang an ------- before"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24
10 be/siA. and fs9sIIsn givfn stxt tyi~S.
A F A X M,

r YING in Sa6s<il, State of Coaaetsicu.,
IL pleafan,ly Gtuated. within 90 rods Of the
Meeting Houfe and Academy, in laid town,
and only rs miles from the CRY Of Hs,tfsrl,
on the great Stage Read leading from thence 60
DarfmsE,b College and from Bsesx TO Aeqr-
York, Ai5oy, &c. Said Farm contains oo
acres of Land under good improvement vel,
fenced with fairAble proportion Of Orchard
ing. Moving. FEATURING. Plow-land, &c. two
hand(ome and convenient Dwelling Houfes !.
Barns, with good Stables. Out- Houfes, two
Wells Of excellent water, and alrnof every othes
accommodation necefary for Tavern.
1t is as beautiful and eligible
aand, perhaps. a, any in the fate, for Public
Houfe, and has been improved as fcch upwards
of 90 years fuecefivcly. 1t is lisewile central
and commodiou, for Merchantor Trsdefman-
A good bargain may be had, and
an indifpu,able title eiven.--For further parti-
culars, enquire of the Printer hereof, or the
Subfcriber, living on the pemifes.
SETH AUSTIN.
Dsrneer IL, fsot.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24
3ohn A. Shaw, e Co.

INFORM the public that they have taken
i mop next door bat ooe North Of the Coffee
Houfe. where they carry on the Watch-Msking
busnsls in all its branches and have for iale,
vsrrantcd and common Engliih aud Gensvs
Watches, gold Necklaces. Glver tea and rabls
Spoons. Sugar longs. ac.-Looking- GlaGss.
Tea Trays. Walters, Dreaing- CAFES. Plated and
Wooden Gators, Sufpenden. Knives and Forks,
Globe Andirons. Shovel and longs, brafs and
iappaned Lamps. Candieaicks, dart aRd CON-
mon Walking Sticks. Scotch. Rsppee & Mska-
baa Snuff, Starch, Writing Paper, Dutch Quills,
Britannia Coffee Pots. &c. sc. Together with
an sGotment Of Jewellery and Pcrfumery.
Cs@ gives for cid Geld and Siiver.
- Pundusl attendance will be given. and
the fmallra favors gratefully acknowledged.
Nsr0tsyi, Feb. is. 7ih
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24

NyfS9Is1y mfsrW b6 CsF7zfr, arg %,
PAJl< il ssssr4l.
HAT be will undertake to procure Houfe
= OF Store Frames. OF any other dimenGo..
Of Timber. Plank for Wharves, &c. OF the i,i-
10 sing kinds Of Esiwn wood. viz. White
Pine. Sprcce. Moray. Pine. HemIock, Black
or Yellow Birch. 3or Cabioet work Cedar.
Hackmatack. Maple. Black or White Alh.
Beach. or Rock -A1spld Alto. Matte and
Spafs Of any dimenloA 40 Iirc6 or Hackmz-
rack, Ship. Timber sny of<whch, if applied
for thn Winter, nnsy be delivered here in the
courfc of shc'next Spring or Sumner. on The
eaheR Pofabic terms. Any psrfon wiihing 10
conuaet. would do well 20 apply early 10 th.
Winter, thar proper tinc may be had to ger
she Timber out.
He has, likcwife. on hand, at HE Lumber
Yard, on Siocum's wharf, in Newport, gen.
crsl afoument of Eaitern Lumber iuch IS
Boards. Timber, Spruce and HernIock Joihs
Wiudow-frame-aOft, Shingles, Cispboard.. Cea
dsr-Pots, Laths. &c.--A foPpIy OF which he
ProPoies 10 keep conaantly on hand.
Aiio, grnteel Boarding and Lodging may
be had for two Gentlemen. on saiy tcsms.
NsGUbOn. Asv. At, 1901. Of
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24
Thomas Howland,

Has fo, laie, at biz Axtaoa and C0~miBIss jSsys,
foOf gf fbe nc.v Cbareb iasr. Ne<VpOr,
sHai S0od ttymJ as faa be bsr-
cbajtd IN tb5 fate,
CT. Croix RUM, in hogfheads, barrels, OF
~ 10 Gallons.
Jamaica do. do. do.
Old Jamaica, 9Th proof. do.
Fira quality Martinico MOLASSES, per hogf.
head, or barrel.
Havana, do. do.
White aud Brown Havanna SUGARS Per
Box or barrel.
Georgia COTTON, Sca-lGand, and Upland,
per Bale or lefs.
holland GIN, in Pipes or Barrels.
Superhnc, fine, and common FLOUR, per Dbl.
RICE, per Tierce or Hundred.
Real Hyioo, young Hyfon. Soucbong, Congo,
and Bohcs TEAS, of fuperior quality.
American, Geneva, and Cydcr BRANDY.
Nlidhngs. Cornell, Ship fuf, s. Ship BREAD,
per barrel.
Velvet CORKS.--- Haekhsad in Keggs.
Negro. Head TOBACCO, per do.
4 Box HATS.
Rum barrels. Fifh barrels, empty hhds. &c.
Sr CAsH, and the higheR price. given
for old Silver. Copper, Brs,, Pewter, & Lead.
N. B. Beef~ax. ..and Tried Tallow, reeeiv-
cd in payment for any articles.
THOMAS ROWLAND, 'hre7.
Nfccp'rt. MereS 40, 1904. n
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24
Cash, PAID FOR
LINEN Z. WOOLEN RIGS, Br
Chriltopher c. Olney,

DeifUe,ed al BIZ Mil, or at biz Paper Warr-
HaEje,
WHERE he hs, for fale, at wholeiaIe and 1s
Wv retail, all kinds of Paper, viz. Fooif-
cap Writing. Paper, No. and z.-Vellum Let
ter oo.--Pot do.-Wrapping do.--Bonnet do.
---Clothiers do. If Notwithstanding, with
and without Sand. Book Bidders Boards
Candle Paper, and Sugar Loaf Blue.
A complete Attachment OF Blank Account
nd Record Books.
-LfkRwIsR--
Account Books made and ruled to any pat.
tern, to fuit the purchafsr.---A complete Abort
ment OF School Books, and Stationary OF all
kinds, &c.
AL6, Warranted Chocolate, by the Box,
or pound, Cocoa Shells, by the Bag.
". B. Wanted, one or two Boys. frsm z
10 ~ years OF age. as Apprentices TO the Paper
making and CIothiog buGnefa. fuch great
encouragement will be given.
Providence, Mo,eJ 8, 1907. taft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24
John & Henry Caioons,

Al their STORE on Banihes's Wharf,
DRoB,N SUGAR. ), b< Sa,~l ., Der !;
Mols0ss. BY fbs bsgesGd; flsay. ky sbe bar
,ei; POqultr, BY fb< car; Sssaf5isg- Patrr, E
fbe bssdrfd; Casdlri, By fbr bar /; Irss cabssf.
e.; and gesEiss SPANISH SEC EGdRS.-ALso.
HONEY, by tie barrel or gallsn
---Me40.li~i Soap. By f6s bsr--Nrgro- Hlaiqs-
bGeee-BeS 4fb p,osf Jamaica R1m---i,sn
Sfev,--Seh-P -Ptf,'d Hans--Bsiisr, srd Hsg's
Lard, Je.-LIkEwIsr,
LIQUORS, Of The 6sf kind, a
general A15yf.xf--ena qarisw absr 4d,tieiss
h fbe Crocfv Linv---a eempLes .dg,,fmrnf Of
aSbie6 fby b,apsjf 10 Be esssanfG Supplied with.
s1- MASTERS of Packets, PaE
)trssr, &c. may Be Sap,Iisa at Iaid Store. on
fbe y@Oyf5s NOf;ee--rohb any Ayfieit f5sy may
1o0nf-.-HnI f5sr Favsr s,af.fsiy .srks,4D-
k4gsd.
GREEN CHAIRS, per Dossn-
Bar i,ou, per Haxd,r9 z0f.---Mi6tisgs and Car
rel, Per 6ausi---Osjosf, per LLua,sd6Eaebss,
on Iu4iLey OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, and
va,iety f,fbt 6ee sfTEAS.
Newport, Feb. 10. 1904. 3I
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24
AS'1gs4
5 P r / N G.

vTTHILE with lofty lay employ,
w To Engci cheerful Springs great JOY
The birdl 10 accents nobier ilili,
Praie its return from every hit.
Each warbler flies from iprsy fpray,
Salu,es the morn's returning day.
The mcads bedcck'd with vernsl Aow'T,
Tlat bloom and fade 10 the fame hour.
Declare " the win,er gons and psa.
And bcauteous SPRING retusn'd at laf."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24
FOR SALE,

vi Aeres of Land,
7 YlNG il South Kingaown,i in
EsHSi IL the County Of Waihingtons
MIMI with Two Dwelling Hoofes there
tssEEI6S on, one Corn. Crib, one Barn. aboot
eighty apple trees of the bea kind OF
grated fruit,, we'll watered as any Farm in the
State. Sixty acre, Of j, is good Meadow. very
clear from fonei; bears great corn, barley, and
grais; s. is convenient for dairy. having good
paRuring. &c. Any perfon iucliuiog to pur-
cha!e viii have credit for par,.--Said Farm
lies within half a mile of Point judith Pond
miles from Narragauletr Ferry. adjoioing the
Gage. road. and is very handy 20 iea. weed from
the fhorc. For terms. apply to
TIM. PECKHAM, on the premites.
SsH,b- Kme foam, Feb. is, Boz. .7atf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24
NICOLAS GEFFROY,
Watch Maker. in NczObort,

V0tcN- MQRer, IN NcZOpoFI,
INFO RMS fbe Public, be bar taIen bgfO Part
l. ney6ib Nv. l.. TlSSOT. q (aperi0y Woyk.
man, late from sbr Waifb-Manrtat7ou in Gene
pa, 1ube soW Rndtriaks 10 rake meqD rvafrbsJ -
and 10 repair, in .bt bs8 mSanry, yfe, quafeb-
,sGkeri, or pvivatr pepont, any nsqo- esga,s6ed
ard e0nbkieafed Wafebet, and Zine Piseti.---
Tbey cOW oJ6 impOrf. from /aid Marutadsy, at
zine m0ufb1 ee0rai<g, 0N)neb Wa,ebss aaS 9ir-
Pitni. az their employer I5aH order.
They have ALTO ConRantly on hand,
an elegant a90rtment Of warranted, and
common EnelJ6, ard Grnrsa Waiebcs and qims-
Pieee,, qvreb tbey 7oiH JsR0n rsajasabk nrms.
in addition 10 The G6ors, thy carry ss fbr
Goldfmith's & Silverfmith's
Br6r,6, ia ell h5 braae5s, asd hieavj< rviY
make. or np0ir, any hind Of Je.ofllty, IL ,tbr
neatef fgBion.
They ALTO have for Sale.
Wb0iejai and Retail, all kinds ef sJfsu-
silty. imp0rfsd and Of f6e La,ea J.tiorj abseen'
gold and Givsy st4nlens; pLatsd ard byay5 cas-
dieaicts !; PLATED and B,aaxnia s-potS !; dirk,
(naH fsUovd, end ba.gsv: plated b,Hs. firrnf,
and J1ss fea-tsay5 eejgo,i sndi,ox,, ,5svsi and
fsxgs !; erilt,y rusye Of ali lisds /; xigIt and day
~. gless !; l4lits and sertiemen', psesef book, ];
dyqFxg-gia4Ss, JslpsxS.r; frgDo; bo,js-avbitt; !;
yazon /, Hspkm's fanoxs ,0Ssr,a,eps 6ef Bear-
er barr; b.rfsmey Of all kmds, ,yvm L0rkan asd
Pa,6, barr powder /; aareb BayLey. .fngar. ard
lga, bixmbI; Spaxy@ Etea,s bof Maiaban q
Se,feb llng; asi a gye0f Varity Of 1bxr 0rfifLei,
700 sameYoHs 70 isIsyf kre.
Newport, Feb. I. 1901. iot
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24

Blank Desds, and Jyqiee's H,isr,
asd ExseAfi0ar, fer Iais at fbis QSifs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24

CEIVED,
and far Sale ar The Store Of W. r. WILDER,
Reports of the CAFE,
JOHN DORRA VICE
AGAINST
fRTH U'R NNER,
Tried at the December term. of the Court os
Common Pleas, in the county OF
Providence, A. d. Sol.
To which are added, the proceedings in
the cafe.
Arfbar Fsxner, VS.. Jobu D0rranee.
Carefully compiled from NoTEs correctly
taken by feveral Gentemsn who were prcfets
during she whole courie Of the ,rial.--Prie
ST. Gents.
Nsqopoyf, Ma,cb 4. 'soz. Is
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24
Loft or Stolen.

THE sth iufsnt, Small Piseb5ee WascE,
i chafed out fde cafe, with red aone Seal,
iet in Glvcr. II either Watch or Seal is oseref
for fale, il 10 requeted TO he Roped and eiiher
of the Watch. Mixers in Newport. will pay
reward Of EIGHT DOLLARS, If recovered
and not injured.
Newport, Od. IS, iSer. 4d
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24
TO BE SOLD,
A f 4 K NJ.

r WING in Exeter, State of Rhode lHand,
IL about sx miieifrom Wickford, contain
ing $50 acres OF good Land, with two Dwelling
Honies, acd other out bsildngs. II may be
rurchafed together, or in feParate diyifons>
Payment will be made eafy.
Also
A flare in the Ohio Company,
conisining nearly Tselve Hundred Acres OF
excellent Lsnd. For further particulars apply
TO PARDON TILLINCHAST.
Exeter. F,b. as. sost
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24
RE NOV AL.
Francis Anderfon.

T 'AkES shis method 10 inform his cuaomen,
4 and the public at large, that he has re-
moved TO his New Store, at the fouth fide Of
the market, on Newman's wharf, where he pro-
pofes TO carry on baneis under the hrmof
AsderlSn sS' Heath
He has the Cane Alortment.as as before, aod will
fell as low as can be bprchafed in the State, He
returns his Guoerc Mar 70 his former cutom-
ers, and bces for a conr HcAcs Of their favors.
N. y. Matters % nay be fupplied at
the fhortsit notice, ~ ss their Store.
Nfaersr,, Ma,ek1S 7sd
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24
E&7RACF from Brilot de Waryille's Travels
in the United States.

IN tnc Onttcu otatcss
The name Of MADlSoN, celebrated
~ Ampriea, is qOeN kaOoOn in Europe,
BY tbs merifsd rm'egium mate Of hin BY
brs eountynng and friend Mr.. JsFr6R-
som--fbo' .AH yOnng, be has rendered
sbr greatee Jir0fef 10 Virginia, TO the
Aneriean Confederation, and TO liberty
and humanity IN general. lie difin-
Smjbea bMjeF particularly in tbe con-
Veation f6r accepting of a neau federal
IyPeH. Virginia baianfed a lone time
m adbering 10 IL. Mr.. Manson de-
termined 10 ii. fhe members Of tie con-
venfion BY bis eioqnenee, and bis Logic.
This republican apreary to be about ftfr-
sy.sbree years of are. Hebsd, ,Oben I
jaaO bin, an air effdsipae perhaps il
eoas the etfed IF imn,eys laboa,y, 10
ao6ieb be bas dovOtsd bim)stter jdmetime
9gf. Hs iook5 announces a cewor Biz
sOavcrjatiOa diieouers the mar Of iearn-
rag and bis rsjeyve gvas that af a man
s0njrioA Of lis talents and Of kis dates.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24
To be Sold,

A LOT os Lz,d, eoniaiairg upwards Of 5
~ acres, fronting Tanner s Wainef Street,
wiiH Houfe, well hnifhed paved Cellar; ard
never falling well cf water mSo. Stable and
Ghsile- Hudfe. --Likcwiic for fslr, = Lor. front
in. s,Foad- -ifrert and Tanner Siteet. with large
eommodious Dwsllipg-tIpnie shop, Stable.
end Chaiie. Houfe, For trrms, apply TO
!. OLIVER RhAD.
Hsfs,i. Msysl 40, Isosr 17d
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24
Nicholas WcbHcy.

NtCftotU9 FcO}tCY,
INFORMS rhe Public, thss h. has opened a
L GROCERY STORE in Broad Strce,. in
the houfe. late the property OF Mr.. Caieb Easi,
whSrs he has for Sale general aGorment of
NEST-INDIH GOODS.
Among Others, are the following articles
Rum. Brandy. Gin. Cherry Rum, Mols1ess
Flour, Rye and Indian Meal. Teas OF varioua
kinds, Cuffee, Chocolate, RaiGns, Cuuents.
Pepper, Ginger, Alfpice, Cinnamon, Nu,megs,
Butter, Cheefe,. Candles, Onions, Tobacco.
Snuff, Powder and Shot, Laap-Oil, Loaf and
Brown Sugars, &c.----ALSO,
A general and extenfiye variety of
Crockcry and Hard Ware; Mems and Womcns
Shoes, Sc. sc. with many other articles, too
tedious to mention all which viii be fold at
the moif reduced prices.
Ns1vboyf, Nar.. Al. Stf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24
Advice to Young Ladies.

IFyOu haze regard for your bap1i.
nsG, any visqO Of EOiag comfortably
sOitb aby1and, a any baps Of pre,srving
y0ar fortanet, or reRoring them after any
difaJqer never, Ladies, marry a fooi;
any buibmd raj ~ than a fooi /; a0itb
.(1me otber bnjba0QsyO you may be nnbap-
py, bm aOifb af0Ol, you qCiil be milSrabie :
smtb anotber bHl6and you may, / FAY, be
nabappy, but 1oitb afooiy y0u mgR /; nay;
ybe soouid, be caapot make you eaG /;
evfry Thing be does b 70 aakuOard, svs,y
thing be Jays is 70 empty, scoman efany
(cgle eaau0f bm be Jhrfeitea, and Gek Of
btm nanyfiDies a-day: qObat i5aore boek-
ing, than for qOomaa 10 bring a hand
fOpe eo1reiy fslIoz0 Of q baiDand into cam
Paay, md than be a6iiged TO biu6 jor
him easry TIM Ebe bears him /Psak To
bsar 0tber Gentlemen talk /ente, and be
able TO FAY netting +? and 70 ook like atooi,
o,-, q0bic5 is s0oylS, bear bin talk non
Jegjs, and be laughed al Jar a foM.
In the next piaec, there are 70 many
Grts efJookf, faeb an infinite varieiy Of
tooi5, and "a barait is to k'lozv the SCOrR
eftbat Kind, tia, I am obL9ed to fay,
notoa Ladies, nGH, no kind Of J6al;
tobefbsr a mad |ooi, aJober fooi, soije
joqi, or, a .fiy f0oi ! take any Thing tut
foOi aay, be any thing, be eVen an
oWmaid, t5e q0orA Of Natwe's euyeS,
'al6sy than take up aeifb nfoOl.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-28
Anniversary Meeting,

Containing half anacre, lying upon the
eaf iide Of Allied areet and iouth sfide Of
Cameron ttreet, in the town Ct Alexan-
dfia, extending on Alfred ireet 10 feet
7 inches, upon Cameron Rreet 1z3 feet
s inches. There are a convenient two
fory frame dwelling houie, with a kit
chen and ether out houfes upon the lot,
which now rent for 6. 50 per annun.-.
The lot is fubjea to an annual rent Of
{. IS. As the LOT is large it will be laid
off into 'imaIler divifons, and fold either
in thofe divifons, or altogether, as will
be mott agreeable TO thoie inclined 70 pur.
chafe. This fale is made to fatisly debt
due from Thomas Richards to Thompfon
nd Ta.trb
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-28
FOR Sale. or to REM.

SttcCe 81 " dACft0,
The unexpired leafe of a FIOUSfT and
VI, on Queen freet, with BAKE!
iouSE thereon he leafe has ) years
' @ run. The aand is good for buiineis,
s : swell known, having been occupied
~ !. length Of time by abaker. Forpar-
tlcula's apply to
THOMAS SIMhlS,
Prince fret.
March IS. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-28
March ao.
luit Received.

aa4 fer Jals at tbi, OGc,,
Mr. BAYARD'S SPEECH
=, 'as Bill for repeating the late ]udicil
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-28
A Stray (ou.

OU7
CAME TO the iuhlcriber's farm, IN
Fairfaxcounty, early in January lait, az
cid bro1ra Cosp, white under her belly,
upon her rump and afhouldcr white ipots,
her right ear cropped, 4 a hole IN her Lett
ear. She will be delivered 10 the owner,
upon proving proport j ard paying charges
PHILIP r. FENDALL.
April ~. @ dot
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-23
Postscript BY TIE rprrope

he explanation as to the navy wards does
not admit OF All anlwer. The CHARGE Of grofs
ignorance, or of iomething worie, is ire
moyeabiy feed upon MIR. 5. II. Smith.
When the new administration came inte
once, much coquetry was employed upon the
iuoJect OF the prcIs. 4 fet of republicans 70
exceedingly pure, virtuous, and inAexibie,
could not be iuppoied 70 require the common
artifceS tor Importing their popularity Two
OF ehree very grave heads were evidently fome
what dlicompoied by the fuddennefs and the
Multitude OF their elevation. There lee1ped even
20 &c an ottentatious dlplay OF "a forcecfiIne{s
OF PAIR connections, and of paf feryices.
ne battle was gained. The enrence was af-
cended and childilh attempt was made 10
EXHIBIT fctitioDs purity, and an impracticable
itaFe!lneis OF department.. To borrow the
language OF Mr. Pops, we have had an opror-
tuntty ot i99king RaAiog0 ,greatneE tbrcagb:
but the public mind is not yet fuffcientIy pre-.
pared for hearing the re(ult~of difcoycries
which we had previouly expected to male,
Dome things, that are to be told in this DaDer.
mutt be deferred for few weeks, and this for
TWO feaionS' tirit; a few previous honef
piIJuoice' are 10 be overcome, by diat of ex-
Pi20a;Ion and of proof. Second. The cir
coiatioH or this paper has ncrealed weekly.
iot tome time paiE, and we with to make the
,uoicrlPnon as eXteniive as polhble, before we
hegin to mention theie matters. This again
requires a delay.
In rhe mean time, it is arange that fuch ex-
ceHent writers as he prefident, and forne Of
ms advletS, do not en1ploy q more tolerable
advocate thar Mi Smith, who NAV iniure,
but wh6-can hardly ierYe them.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-23

pofe upon the csedulity of thofe who Rave
no, had the opportunity of knowing better.
his paper is particularly recommended, by
Tome OF the members OF congreis to their
coh'tltuents, and this is the way in which the
people are 'mpoied upon. This is the cauCe
why they have been reduced to load with the
oiackeit terms OF deteiEaton flch neritorious
men as Benjamin Stodtcrt; man whole,
name will rde III luitre, when punv Smith
his councillors, correspondents, culoeiits ami
Importers, WIN fink into contempt.
have fAid it, and now repeat It, that the
TX ieventy four gun ihips, could not have
been built without a navy gard to each; that
the law which directed the inips to be built
DID, By implication, at the fame time direct
the acquiition ct navy yards, ard it was
only left TO MFR. Stoddert to chufe, whether
ne would purchaie or rent them. He src-
terred the former; and think with reafon
If all congreis were 20 form itftlf into d
Committee OF inveitigation, and ihould make
an unanimous report and reiolution TO The
contrary, ! 'hould have no better opinion of
4 En-, thar have Of the committee Whole re-
port IS now alluded to- Vice never becomes
virtue, becaule it is embraced by multitude.
France lately with one voice embraced, fra
deiim, and then atheiirn. All France was
tfoon covered with crimes, aud drowned i,t
tears, Thofe de1tru6five tenets are now COM
Pleteiy abandoned; peace and confidence arc
Teitored. SO lilew!fe our atheiltS and theo-
rltts, are proicribing truth, merit and virtue.
, hey have been, in many cafes, followed bv
well meaning men. How long this dcluGon
will continue mutt depend upon the efforts
that ihai be made TO countera6t it. II is the
| duey OF every man wko can aid IN fervice 20
F.! important, to do 10. Il is this, which has in
duced the writer of the prefcht, and the pre-
cedlng remarks, concerning MIR. Stoddert, to
! eXPreis his opinions. his opiniens, be knows
will be fulfilled by every mSn who under
| itands the fubje6t, and winch will nor fail 70
| convince every other man of reflection, who
has notjhue his eyes and ears againft the plain
| eft truths who in fact has NOT declared war
| agalnit COMMON ienie.
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Jshe ,RG1IORWl2R.
RICHMOND.
JUBE Esd 1902.

4 VARIETY Of that olals Of our readers.
who are conhdered as men of letters, and rs
philosophers, have cnquired what IS become
ofthe concluion Of Cooks Voyages Won
know that he was killed, and, yoIr Recorder
has nat killed him. This is very true; but
we did much better than kill him, for we
brought him back iafc and found 20 England;
and, if he cboic TO make twenty voyages
afterwards, we did not cbufe 90 90 10 fea. " It'll
him fccoud tiue.
Well, but what have you made Of nm.
fagae'5 Aaeient RepabHr53 Why, Sir. We
have been obliged to lay them by for fhort
tir1ey in order to make room for Hl14eru Re-
Pubiics. J he book is Of uncommon value
and much ofitsyalue arifes from this crcum-
t|ancc, that the authorj who fat, as we are IN
formej, through threc* Bfitrh parliansnts,
did rot walk upon the ffilts Of theory, but adj
hered to The plain highway OF facts. We
inall take bin up again, as foon as pof5ble.
This makes period Of t%.nty one
vGaIs.
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BE fjtgjaie Go2e7e, of Saturday Ian
f 19'I5 an article from the New Yort
m Tag. aio, reiFscting Mr.. LivingRon, our am
D1haoor at Paris Part Of it conGHs Of = real
OF PIelcnoed extra3 Of letter from paris
:. Wi5'c" Se3,ns IN tbcfe words -" CbarrrIIo1
:, iL.iVLngiton, Oil his arrival at Paris. brosn
:. ms career by a 'chool boy blunder. W{Iib
= our Informing himfelf beforehand. IF 49,
;, d''Poiitions and opinions of the arecrt
;, government Of France, he, two Ga.5 81
;. ms ARRIVAL, Publiihci ms riaclll2e 80 '.a,
:, 30 67nas Paine, mentioning i,a. $50; 49,.
was ordered 70 londuGs him 10 Ame,isss - :;
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