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

For Sale on Ree,aasbls fe,ws,
A Quantity of Window Frames and
Saihes, for 2 by 9 and 6 by s Glafs.
Enquire Of the Printer.
Nssyfsu, My a.. isos. ssf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-18

tor sac, BY tie Sa9eribsr,
JAMAICA RUM by the hogthesi,
J DY'o SUGAR by the htd or bssrsi,
Ditto MCLASSES, all ef A Qesi,,y.
JOHN MEIN.
Cba,eb-LHue, Jay "a, 1907. o4sf
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28

that is total diffni1ion from orr fchonls would
not Be an extreme f III more pernicaus in its
tendency and cffcfs. There i reaion 70 be-
lieve, that were our children denied The privil-
eye Or exempted from the falnrary necefity Of
reading the Bible and gaining iom- aequaint-
ance with it n The conrfe of their education al
fchocl, many cf them, through the nconGd.
GRAFTON of chill hood, and the neglea of parents,
would grow up almoR wholly ignorart Of its
facred contents.
The acknowledged authority and intercting
matter cf the 1aeIed writings, render them
peculiarly adapted to make deep impretIion
on the minds Of children, and to give virtu-
Gus and pious direction TO their lives. Tie
itequsHt and ifated reading of The fcriptures at
fchCol, NUT ferve to Gore the memory with
ihe importan, fscs and truth, commands and
prohibitions, promifas and threasnines Of our
ID vie Religions, the re olletfion of which may
be expelled 10 prove uftful through life, for
tearant in temptation, for corfolaton in trou.
bic, and for guidance and encouragement in
Guty.
The Convention therefore, cannot forbearto
call The attention Of their brethren, Of the peo-
PIE a large, and Especially ofthofc who ale By
law zPpoinled Vihtors Of our Schools, to this
interelting fubjed; 1t the frrae lime earneHly
commencing them, and their offspring, to God
and the word of his grace. which is able to
build them Up, and give them an Inheritance
among all thofe who aEe landifed.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28

VII receive equal favor and il is INTENDED nurfe
ny Of piety and virtue, ss we'll as of literature.
Thoic few gentlemen who formerly put their name:
to fubfcipion paper which had but littIe fuccefs
owing think, TO the uncertainty which then
ed Of the College being put into early operation, will
do US particular favor by renting the fums and
books they fubicribed to DUMMEs SrwALL, Efq at
Bath, who ,he Treaiurer of the College; either
Of the Tfuffees each of which is empowered by the
Board 10 receive donations
Subferip,ion papers vii be lodged with the follow
ing gentlemen in Mahachuietts, and Newhampihirc
who requefed TO folcit and receive donations In
BoRor-The Hon. Mr. James Bowdoin and the Rev.
Doctors Parker Thatcher, EokIey and Stiliman, and
the Rev. Mr.. Krkland. In Pox5u,y, the Rev. MIR
Porter In Cbarisfon, the Rev. DR.. Morle In Sstm
the Rev. d. ceors Bernard and Prince, and the Rev
Mr.. Bentley. In Bevs,Ly. the Rev. MIR. NJ Kean. 10
NeuBu,yeoyt. the Rev MeIrs Csrv. Andrews, and
Dana. In Rs0e,biA. the Rev MIR. Abbot. In. .Psry
morfb, the Rev MeiTrs. Buckminlfer Willard and
Alden. In Exeter, The Rev. Mr.. Roland, and Mr. Pre-
oeptor Abbot. Ia Poyflan,, the Hon. Daniel Davis
and Samuel Freeman. and William Symmes, and Sal
mon Chafe, Efquires. In 7Jomsaown, the Hon. Henry
Knox, Efq
Sgaed in teb- v yfbe 2,yeaes.
SAMUEL DEAN,
ISAAC PARKER,
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28

We add with pleaGlre, that the Rev. Mr.
MKEAN has accepted the Proficiency OF Borv.
doin College; and Mr.. JOHN Amor of the Of
fee of Prota06r Of LazsuGge5s and that the IN
aall lation of he Prehdent will take place on the
FrH Thuriday Of September next and Gudents
to be admitted the day following.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28

At meeting ae f5e eeafarbutrtts Contention Of
Congregational al9iniGers, at B9for, May zo,
I8ez-Veted
THAT the following Addrefs he pablifhed, and
thar the members Of the Convention be requefed to
communicate il to thse concerned, in the way which
they judge MOP expedent
PETER THACHER, EfsAsr4D.
IoRN T. KIKKLAND, Scribe.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28
ADDRESS.

THE Convention of Congregational Minil
tiers, feeling tender concern for the moral and
religious inRruttion of the rifing generation,
and perluaded of the importance Of leading
them to an early and intimate acquaintance
with the facred icriptures, cannot obierve with
Indifference, that the practice of reading in the
Bible in our ichcols is growing into diinic in
various parts Of this Commonwealth, and in
fome pl,ces is wholly neglected Should The
opinion entertained BY iome, be admitted, that
the Bible has, in time paf. been amvloyei as a
fshool book too excluGgely and II a manner,
that has produced irreverent familiarity i tie
youthful mind yet il viii by no means follow
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30
To Thomas Robigloa, David Williams,
Job Sbearman, OBADIAH Williams,
Clarke Rodmaa. & CiLci Hofer.

A~'~he LNouWaH, 0 Sits iIgrtF.
TIE Addrefs to John Rutledge, member Of
Congref, publiihed in the laa Newport Mcr-
cnry, has received the lantaion OF your names.
The act Of confirmation expreHes your " ap-
probation OF the fubeance OF it," though not
OF the fye. You are members of the religi-
ou4 tociety denominatcd Frissls--or 2sakers.
You arc hereby invited TO peruie with at
ten!ion the following Exuseas; and ,he ref
petiable body of Friends or Qlakers arc ALTO
requeaed to read them, and to c,niider them
with the addrefs to Rxfisdgs, and the fuppie-
ment thereto.
"But be ye fare that ye miaake not the
caufe and ground OF your ,eaimony. Call not
coldne6 OF foul religion ;--nor put the Bigo, in
the place of the Chriitao. -" Say NOT thar
ye arc perfecuted. neither enjcavor 10 make us
the authors of that reptosch. which We are
bringing upon youricises Tor We tetity urto
all men, that we do not complain sgsina you
tecaufe ye are 2naker, but bscauie ye pre,cnd
TO BE, and are NOT 2satsr." -" ye appear
to US to have miitakeo parry for tosjsisnes be-
caule the general tenor ot your Actions wsots
uniformity /: And it is exceedingly difficult for
Us to give credit TO many OF yout pretended
fcruples hscauie we Zee them made by the fame
men,, who, in the very infars that they are ex-
claiming agaira the mammon Of this world, are
neverheefs hunting afief il with a aep a. aeady
as Time. and an arp;tite a. keen "a Death. -
Thsfe very principles iuftrutt you 80 wait
with patience and humility for the event cf all
public meaiures, and TO receive tina, event as the
divine win towards you. WboetStt, shat oc-
cadon IL there for your foiifeai f,Himory, it you
folly. bslieve what il Contains And ,hs, very
pabliihingis proves, that either ye do not be-.
lieve ~hsr yc protcis, or have. not virtue enough
20 prsttiic What ye believe. 80" Ye are not
to be conGdcred a. the whole body Of the Qaak-
err. but only as fsttional and fractional part
thcreof."----" Wherefore your tcffimooy. in
whatever light lis viewed, ferses only 20 dif.
honor youf judgment. and for many other rca-
fons had better have been let alone than pubiih-
Cd" And here, without anger or refent.
ment, bid you farewell Sincerely ifhine,
thst as men and Chrhians, ye may slways toll
ly and uninferruptedly cnjo, every civil and re!
lgious right and he. in your turn. the means
of fecuring il to Others but that The example
which ye have unwifely ic,, Of mingling religion
with politics, may Be djavsaCrd and rfrsbdfil
BY evey mbabasm IF Ame,rs."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30

Much has been written lately upoh hofpi-
tslity. II is pretended that this virtue has been
diicarded by the detetlers Of Rnfisags. I'm our
fchool books we read the aory of she country
man and the adder; which we sdvifc cur bs,pf
fabt gentry to peruie. The countsyman took
this adder, fuffering with cold, to his boiom,
and 'eaored him to his psiaine Arensth. The
ferpent repaid the kindoefs by PIERCING with his
aing the child Of his benefattof. Dea,h was
his punihment.
The Inhabitants Of Newport are bleiIod
with healthy climate, fac air, and charming
profpetts. Nature has deGgned our IAsnd foT
aPsradi(e. We enjoy her gifts With gratitude,
nor do We exclude ftranges from pafsiciPa
tion in her bounties, bat we welcome them to
our fhores and extend TO them the hand Of be.
nevolcnce. II they prove unssstefuI. If they
diffafe potion among our ions and dscgbten.
we Fay to them, <tparf 1s sssoe,fty rStffebes.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30
FOR The caufe, and inducements of the pc,

FOR the caufes and inducements of the per-
fons who 6gned the addreis to RSftdgs We arc
not at lois to account. II would not be a
difficalt talk, were we difpoftd TO undertake it,
TO aiiign che motives OF each and every fubfcri-
Der. But we do not win to enter minutely in
TO peIfooalities; knowing that Of all the 6goers
Of that addrefs, not one in twenty OF them ever
fsw the forged letters, and ,thst, by far the
greer number are as ignofsnt 'of the merits OF
the fubjcet, a. the natives Of HindoRan. Yet
We confcfs our furprife, our aftonifhment. to
find at the head of the names, that Of WILL
LIAM VERNON. Efq.--This gentleman was
diainguiihcd for ris pstriotifm ss early as the
date Of the famp-aa. His pesfonsl fervices. a.
the principal director of the navy of the United
States, during the rcvolution--his uncesifng en-.
deavos TO promote the csdfs Of genuine repub-
licanifm--his appreciation Of the mesfofcs Of the
prefent dmniaration-sogethe with pcrfon-
al acquaintance with the great and good man,
who prefides at the head Of the government, and
Of whom he cntertains the hieheR opinion--arc
circumasnces irreconci,eablc with the placing
of his Ggnature to an addrefs TO Raf!sdgs, char
gcd under oath with having written two letters,
with fslfe Ggnatores, TO the Prehdent.. 1t is
ftrsnse, paiiog Arange. that ihis uniform patriot
fhould commit his name to the fzmc paper wis5
the name. of perfons who have been ~ aelive,
on the hdc Of defpotifm, from the early period
of our revolution to the prefent moment, as he
has been aetively oppofed and Whole names
never before polluted the fame meet which his
Ggnature grsced. IL is not the intention of tbs
writer to wound. but to take off--to pailisre,
At leaf, the cenfsre which may be thrown upon
this veteran, by republicans. for having. though
this once only 10 his long life, devis,ed from
the path Of pure republicanifm; and fuseIy
shen il 10 known. that, for fsme tine paa. he
has been laborog under iuhrmi,ies. fOffic'ent to
ihskc not only the body, bot the mind Of mao
IN full Rrngrh--xhen is is remembered that his
yesss are sboye forr fcorc-this hre and only
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30

deviation from his uniform condua, win be at.
iribused to theie natural csuies, and 20 s,conic-
quent want OF information on the fuhjed. Il
Mr.. Vernon had been made acquainted with all
the fstss 10 the eale---if he had been informed
that his old friend and relation. Mr.. Richard
fou. had iworn tha. rhe difguifed letters were
in Rsfie@sss hand. writing. and were handed by
RsfLedgs's girl, aud that minutes we're made at
The time---if il had been mentioned TO him, thst
other letters, Of the fame kind, were left. by
Rrfirdge aud his fervant. with the poa- matter
If he had carefully compsred the hand writing
of she forged letters with the hand-~riting ot
Rsii<dgs-and if Mr.. Vernon had been made
acquainted with nomber Of hrong. corsooor-
afing circumRances. of which he is totally ig-
norsns, We a;e bold to fay he never wsoid have
put his name 10 the addres.
Timpn,sr imp,sDfaus b6vs Bees maar. >, Sy
pryjsx. 10 i~daes bi~ 10 an aHisH. IN diysd srps-
filter 70 evey f,seefirg aefiou Of BIS life. aos b3vs
10 iauesf, thar IL msg be aify,5xfed 10 f5e aoast s
neral ,ediirde or jndgtmsxi is fbe teyiss.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30

:, DIED. AT Pore Republican, Ia tho
Wet. Indies. Mr.. THsoDoRr u. FosriRs
Merchant, aged "a years, a graduate from
Rhode inand College, and only ION Of the
Hon. Tbeadsts Fsasr. Of Providence.
Al New York. on the 10Th infant, Mr..
NArHAsisL BRio ocs. Of N. Shoreham Block
lnAnd1 aged about IS years. He has left q
wife ana tour children, together with many
other near relatives and friends. TO refpett HE
memory and lament the lots. BY HE death, To-
cierv, both civil and religious, arc deprived of
9 very ufcfui and valuable member.
"5be memov Of tie jsa'b bi,1cd."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30

On the frefh columns Of Baa6a,d abaff IN
the Mercury, we make one remark only, viz
that the proportion Of faJtbsed is rather grester
than ufaai IN that paper, being ovsr one hun.
dred lies TO one tfoth and brg TO be permitted
20 oRss oor congratulations 10 the patsoss ci
that print, on the elimination Of alloy and 20
j,in vi,h them in PIeahns con,empIss,ons, o.
the efFstts about to be produced ny total dr.
regard Of moth. TO VII. virtue Proafased, and
vice triumphant.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30

MARRIED. l--At Providence. by the Rev.
Mr.. W,Jos. Capt. RICHMOND BULLOCK, 70
Mis RHoDx prcKHkM. daughter Of Mr.. Ha-
liam Psekbam.
In this town. on Saturday evening lsR. by
the Rev. Mr.. Suhb, Mr.. SAMUEL OK. Jun.
TO Mi6 DrLIvKRAScs HuDsoS, daoghser Of
Mr.. fbsmsi Hsd6s.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30

20 Cosm Veynss has rendered himfcIf eonfpic-
Gods IN defence Of ksfLtdgr.--lt is an old sdsge,
thar they who live in glsfs houfes fhooId never
throw aones.--This eccentric genius has been
very liberal in his PerfonaI abule Of fome Of the
bca chsraeleu In this State. IL we were to
trace this geosIemsn from his fra appearance
on the Asge, il France and EngIsnd. and bring
him dowe to his pfefent Aanding. how would
this pitture cornpors with his feelings The on
Iy r.afon IL bas not been done, Is, that we do
not win to wound the ienfibiisy Of his friends,
fome Of whom We highly sefpett.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30
ANECDOTE-ORIcrrAL.

GENTLEMAN applying al Store in
this town. for pound OF Bisck Sewing Silk
IL was weighted irnmcdiasely---,he purchafrr.
beiog from the Cooo,ry. requeaed paper to
wrap IL in that IL might not loofe iu colour.
by.Aaader. recommended the NswroRr Mxx-
cuRr-every way capable TO retain i,s colour
Il
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30
To be Sold at Public AuSzion.

O. Wcdnefday the i7,b Of Nov. enfuiog.
THE we'll known EANe Of THOMAS
L GREEN, in Thsmes-areet, near the
Red Market. The Rand for Bufncfs 10 moit
certainly interior 10 none in this town. The
Hcofe is large, commodious, and In good re-
pair. The ss6ms Of payment will be eafy 10
the purchsfcs.
Three notes Of equsi smodnt. with good
fecurity. PAYABLE at 4, s, and IL months.
dJo. will be fold on the premiics, At tho
famc time, great variety Of hoofrhoId furniture.
Sales win commence ss o o'clock, A. M.
il the weather be foisahIe.
hSzDPorf. Od. go, 1907. CO
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30

Arrivedfat this place the 18th iuR. Col.
HssRr BusBsex. Commaudios Officer of tho
Regiment Of Ariicnits of thc United States.
add viii,ed Fort wolcost on Monday the ,s,h
snk, e. .
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30
MADRID, Aug. I

SlR,--Oe the nth inA. the Penipoten-
tiari-s OF the United States and Spain, 6gned
convention for the appcintment Of commiilion-
er who arc 20 form board. aad iit at Madrid,
Tor the indcmoi6cation Of thofc who have fui-
tanned ioG,. damages, or injuries 10 canic-
qacnce ct the exceires Of individuals of either
ns,icnss during the late war. contrary TO tn.
ex'aiog treaty or TO the Law Of nations. The
convention to have no force or eject until il be
ratified by the ooauatting psr,ies.
an Sir. &c.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30
TWPORTIvT 70 MERCHANTS.

we have been hvofed, bye rsipcttabIc
commercial gentleman of this city. with the fol.
los sing iosereNios letter from an Official charac-
ter at the SpsnIih Court tPba. pap.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30

sTh5r character Of Ru,ledse 6 rraiy mn
kssqr- 10 ,be Gx friends. ty may acqsire fb'
s.slg,y tsoqsitlge 'br,esf 8, ivqsi,,ss Of bn
ssrf dor negsbsn--j'ns If ssbss ksvs Fsssd
sbs sidrSiN
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-13

next faeh, ten dollars, and for the third quail
ty, FIVE dollars, the teveral county courts alore
laid, may, at their next Spring ieillons, make
publication that the above premiums will be ai-
lowed at their ieyeraifaIl iefiions. and the fad
eourr flaIl appoint not iels than three, nor morn
than Ave dlilntcrelted rerlons to judge OF The
quality OF the cloth 70 produced ny the caldi~
dates, and make report accordingly, the laid
monies to be pad at the time the decliloL takes
pace, oul OF the funds OF the county.
kefoived further, ] hat the members CT ths
prc1crt General Afembiy, do recommend TO
their .ucceaors, whoever they may he, to ap-
pear at The next FELTON, OF alcmbly clothed III
the maMuaGurc OF their own fate.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-13
Of. 4 bmaual and geaera! aAsn-
dance IS particularly }oAc5ted.
LITERARY FAIR.

TIE Booksellers of Philadelphia are IN
formed, thar theLIT'ERARY FAIR will
be held in Philadelphia, On Monday, the
18th OF Cctober next.
Matheqv Carey, See.y.
Philadelphia Sept. 10, 1901.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-13
loubiie s=2ase.

On tbs ~ day Of oaoJer next 7oM J<.loa
on tbe byemjlts at a eyedf Of 90 aay5tGr
urgocmJlr rates qO'lb otpyoved mdoy/s,s
Or 6iHs II Loudsu 1r WI5ite H,ven nj
10 d.yt (g5t-the J'Ao7Yizg 1a!aa5te
fr5Pefy.
One lot OF ground bounded
and lying on Union Street s4l;e-t IoE m
caes to the ncgsh Of King Street and run
ming 'hence northerly with Union Street
2 feet II inches TO Fayette Street thcnce
with the line Of that freet 70 feet.
One lot Of grolndiy lying upon
UaiOn Greet Iz0 feet TO the north OF King
It. eet ana running thence nor'herly Union
areet % feet 6 iGches, thence ealtwardiy
g;;ll ne parallel King itfect 70 feet.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
S4,+. -. Vendne Matter.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-13
NEW YORK, September 9.

A paaenger on board The ichr. John,
captain Bnrtben, from St. Thomas has
p,litely favored US With the following In
formation: g That few days previous
to his failing from St. Thomas he left
ST. Vincents, where the Englilh troops
had arrived which were fationed at Su
rlnsm, and all the other ports formerly III
ponenion of the Dutch they being eva
cnased on the account of the arrival of tie
Dutch feet with troops which have taken
polIeflion Of all the Eations. =
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-13
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ARRIVED.
schr. Lapwins, Seek, Turks Illand
S-oop Mary & Sally Orcust ST. Andrews
Harmony, hlIvood, Phiadsl,,hia
S.sgiiog, Walton, Baltimore
la.awk, MlleSin Portland
Schr. Eliza, Whiitfedge, Salem.
CLEARED,
schg. Evelina, Croclhili, Barbados
kame tucker, Salem.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-13

On Monday evening laf, failed from
tles port the fer. Experiment, captain
Cotterill, with $50 men and provifons on
board, under the command Of Mehrs.
Creighton, Grenell and Leacraft, Mid
fAipmen, defined for the CT ofWalhing-
ton, to Join the United States flgate John
Adams, now fitting out for the Mediie1-
ransan.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-13
feduce the American nation to yield to ii.
reet and daring UsURPATIoN.
BOSTON. Sept. 4.

arrived, brig Friendfhip, Avery, from
Ruiiia, So days; fchooner Hazard, Hart,
from do. IS days. Captain Hart failed
from Cronltand', June 70. July II paG.
ed 'hro' the Sound, ihip William, Pick
ett, of Newburyport. July II, ipoke
ihip Fame, Bullock, days from Eff
neur, bound TO Providence. AuguG Is,
lar. ~, long. 81, fpoke brig Hope, Gard
ner, So days from Liverpool, bound TO
Bottom.
Same day, came up from quarantine,
nip Mary, Grey, from before he Ilavan.
n, being rs!u!e aami1gaac4 10 that Port.
Ausaf 29, lar. IS, long. ), fpoke Aoop
Affea, 4 days ION New YORK, for New
Providence.
Same day, came up from quarantine,
Britilh brig Elizabeth, Gibioa, St. Vim
cents. AQguf l3, lat. z6, long Go, tpoke
Chip Joieph, from Demerara, for poriE
mouth. Augua 10, lat. II, long. Is,
fpoke hip Florenza, from Baltimore, tor
Cape Francois.
Same day, Britilh th.. Hunter, Smith,
from Liverpool, n. S. Al!o, csne up
from Quarantine, ich-. Dolphin, Adams,
Surrinam.
Capt. Adams left at Sarinam, July y,
fth'rs Ii4belIa, Sumner, and Three Siaats,
Rich, of Bottom; fch'r 49,, Pierce, Of
Scitdaye, captain dead. Ausuf a3, lat.
IS, long n, ipoke lch. MILFORD, M'Marr,
TWO days rom Alexandra for Barbados.
Capt. Greene, coming cut Of Fort Roy
al, fpoSe brig Bee, Woodman, Of Newbu-
ryPoss, bound il. Augua II, lPo!.c hip
Atlantic, How, from Bottom for EIsvanaa.
Angua Il, las. IS, long. So, fooke brig
Veaelia, Auain, 10 days from Baltimore
for Barbados.
September s.
4 letter from correl pendent at Portc-
mouth, dated on Friday laG, aGures us,
/" Thai The feiult OF The federal election
for meuoers ofcongreis, 10 a aoa: 20 towns
in the neighborhood OF that city, is ma
joriiy Of 81 votes for the tSasrnlrvpublie4u
ticket. IN theic 70 towns the majority
IaG March for the democrats was 44o.
From this agreeable circumfance, AMI O.
Their accounts eq2ally pleanng, from the
towns more remote, We anticipate very
hand13Hle majority"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-13
Ga1. {. States.

E.stra9 ga lsAer jyom a gsnt1emau IL L.
gan coauy, Aeutacky, 10 bis fr.eud at
f5e SF0sst Springs, dated Ja5, 1902.
IS A half lklll bone very remarkable
for iize, has been fouad in inkjng one Of
capt. Berry's falt wells deeper face you
left this place. Il weighs IS los. the
eye hole 70 large that a corlmon f1ed nan
can creep 'thro ii; the bonc found aad eo-
tire rouod the eye hole, not decayei as il
is in other parts the nofIil is v>rJ large,
and the cavity FIR the brains not larger
than pint bowl, 70 that the monitrou,
head could ne, er have contained more than
one qaarr of braius. Some Of tbs double
teeth being found, weighed fix pounds
each. StaUtm Pal. Mr.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-13

Five years Old, near fifteen hands high,
Email liar IN his forehead, and believe is
btande.; on the GEAR lhouldef, thus, /. l..
A1od all r,and, and lengthy made. Any
pedon that VIII deliver fad hoIle to Phi
nsas Janney in Alexardria or TO the fub-
Ter .bsr rear " inc3eeer,i Virginia, ihall re-
ceive twenty dollars reward, with an ad..
dition Of thirty dollars for the thief ifde-
liyercd in Winchester Jail.
JOSHUA Upton.
segten.5ec IS. eo3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-13
FEDERALISM REVIVING.

With pleafure we pre;eni cur readers
with the following extratt OF a letter !foa.
gentleman Of tie fra re!pettabiiisy.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-13
". Z. Z. PeR.
sc AFjTlra3iTpyyif0yv, l4ug.

I" II the i4te elcil.on here ior ter!ito-
rial Representatives,, a great Oh n9e i.as
been made for the better. The oid mem
bers are almoit all out, and had the fede-
raj part Of the community known their
Rzength on this occalion, none blt real
relpettable men would have been elected"