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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
AstsssAas.
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,-I-IS tins, my friend. that makes car morn
L hg bhghs
IT'S this that gilds the horror OF our night.
When wealth fosfakss US, and when friends are
few,
When friends are faithlef'. or when foes purfuc !;
'Im this THAT wards the blow, or siIls the fmart,
Difsrms aff itiion or Iepels its dart
Within the brcaa bids pprea rsp,oTes rife,
Bids imiling conicience iprsad her cloudlei'
kies.
Thy fpirit. Independence, let me fharei
Lord of the loo heart, and eagle eye
Thy aeps follow with my bofom bare,
Nor heed the form that ho~s along the Ky !!
When pleafurc fsfcinstes the mental fight.
AGiittion purhes the vifual ray,
Religion halls the drear, the untricd night,
That nuts, forever ihuts iife's doubtful day.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
BENJAMIN WAITE CASE,
PHTSICIIN,


NTITH pIealure embraces ire ear!iea op-
Wv porrunity of Informing his fellow citi-
zcns, that by permilIion of the Hon. Town
Council of Mddletown, granted December IL.
1901, he has the fatisfaetion CT exhibiting a
proof. that the KIEf-Pox is fecurity agAina
the inalL pix.
A fon Of Mr.. William Rider of Middle
town, whom be iooculated year ago for the
Kline Pox. was on the zzd of faid December,
at bis deGre, inocnlated by Doctor Farnfworth
for the fmall-po with matter fIeh from a
perfon having the fmalL pox, the natural way,
and reGding at the houfe of Mrs. Elizabeth AL
len, and remained there the foil term of four
teen days. without the lcaa iymptom of the
dilordcr; except aight Inflammation at the
punauIes, which totally diEppeared by the
feycnth day from inocula,ion.
The author of this information is pofe1ed
Of genuine matter OF the Kline -Pox.-They who
win to be iaocrlsted. by applying TO him, may
depend on careful trearment, aud aGet atten-
tion and fuch as are unable TO make coapen-
fation, he will inocula;e gratis.
If il ihould be thought that experience in
the fnsll-pox, will better enable psrfon 70 de-
termine when the Kine-P Pox has taken effect, he
would mention that fome years ago he inocu-
lated for the fmai.- Fox. in the fate OF New
York. Newbon, Tan. O. Isti
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
TO PAPER MAKERS.

Notict Is berfly Given,
T>H47rbe United States kavs granted q PIT
< ENI 10 fbeJnkft,.ber,jsr a dyfepsy be ka'
made is ibr manufacture ef'PHpsr. sur.--ia ,sa.
ling FHter from ske <6aVisg, Of tanned Leather.
esmmOniy knoSvs BY he name Of fxyner's 8 j6avisgs
By eubieb Patent, be has SyfssS m rim, far roe
term of "a years, f,sm tb' astb day Of Dsesm6s,
i:q. an erfisG1e right 10 rs ,be jaae. or Of tex
d@s IL 10 o,be,s TO Be d, ag,seALb 10 ibe kSes Of
tie Usati Slater, in/neb re)t made and pysv,ssa.
JOSEPH CONDlf, Jsa.
Bloomfield, IN. J.) Jan. H.. Isos.
". B. al 0fpisa,ies, far rights. msf Be
,T45s 70, tbs p,ottaf at s6e Paper MSrafat7sp al
Bleonjitia, suts,e different /anphs Of ne PaSs,
nay Be ftcx.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
Take Notice.

VxIHEREAS Silence Sls~m, Of Newport,
Wv in the county of Newport. wife of Jams.
Slocum, Of the faid Newport, mariner, did, on
the twenty ninth day of Jassary. A. d. 1909.
lodge her Petition ia the Clerks Office Of the
Supreme Judicial Coort. for the county asore-
faid, praying for divers caufes therein ict forth,
that the bond Of marriage. between her and her
faid huibapd, may be diaolved, and decree of
divorce from the bond aforefaid promulgated
This 10 to give notice to the fsid James SIC
com, and to all other perfons concerned. to ap-
pear At the next Supreme Judicial Court. to be
holden At Newport, within and for faid comfy.
on the hra Monday of March next, and fhew
caufe. Why the prayer Of iaid petition mould
not be granted.
WszsG, B. HAZARD, Ck,k.
Newport, January g, IS istoos.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
-LIK
Loft or Stolen.

HE 9Th infant. Small Pine55ee Waie1,
L chafed out iide cafs,.wi,h red Aone Seal,
ie, in flver. II either Watch or Seal is offered
tor iale. It is requeaed to he aoped /; and either
OF the Watch. Makers in Newport, viii pay a
reward Of EIGHT DOLLARS, if recovered
and not Injured.
Newport, Oa. az, 1901. AFT
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13

Af ibs Head Of Broad Street,
LAS jua received Two Thoufand weight
( i of long clean FLAX, which vill be fold
at a vefy fnall advance for Cain. ALTO, Wea-
Iadia and other GOODS, rs ufual.'
.NeqepOrf. Jan. 9, 1904. rsH
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

The houie OF delegates have rctolvcd, that
j, is not expe,iicnt at p.eilnt. 20 adopt the Ma
ryisnd reioiu,ions for amcudirg the Federal Con-
Aitution. Aud that the mode Of chulng Re-
pteicn,a,ives to Corg,efs prcpofed by the States
Of Mary land and North Carolina. opght to be
adopted 20 far as it reqni,es the eletiion, TO be
by diariets but that il ought not to bc binding
cn the States TO retain ono arrangement OF dill
tntis for the ipacc of ten years.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13

Posr.officr. H;49iegtsa. jar. -, 1907.
VATHEREAS iuniry Letters lately fen, to
Wv snd from this office, particularly two
from the Poituaics Cspcral, iealtd with his
oibcial icat. one COT Albany. New York and
tse Other for R,cks Town, Maine have been
hrokcn opeo before they we're received by the
psrfnu 90 whom they were directed. And
other letters OF importance from officers OF eov-
sfonent, and from individuals, have been iup-
p,elSd and in fore irilapces withheld or delay.
egi in lpch manner az 10 induce a belief OF
pre- ncdi,atcd ard ftauoslcnt delisn. And as
amaeg the other hi,rioos coniequences of fuch
Aipciaas conduct the. Innocent and the guilty
aie, ~ q Fate os eacerts'nsy, alike sahjeet TO
fofpicion aud ccnio,c. thereire (heirg in
yhos,ea wiih oshec) will pay rcwssd Of roc
Dollars Cor intcrn alton which fhsll convi0 any
pcrion or p:rfons 0. aEy Of the abovercntioned
offences. and scc Doise ic each cafe OF the iaid
le,ten Of the psgn.aasr Csperal.
=. MUNROE, ,.P. M. WeASi~stss.
- The icvefsl E,.i,ep in the u. States may
bsn,nt the public BY psbliihing the above.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
Nicholas WebHer.


INFORMS the Pablo. tha. he has opened
a GROCERY STORE in Broad Stree'. in
the hbuic. late the properly Of Mr.. Cakb Earl,
where he has for Sale geaeTal afortment Of
WEST-INDIA GOODS.
Among orhefs. are the following articles
Rum,2 Brandy, Gin, Cherry Run, Moiaaes,
Flour. Rye and Indian Meal, Teas of various
kinds, Coffee, Chocolate, Raiiins. Curee,s,
Pepper, Ginger, Alfpicc. Cinnamon, Nu,mess,
Butter, Cheefe, Candies, Onions, TOBACCO,
Snuff, Powder and Shot, Lamp. Oil, Loaf and
Brown Sugars. &c.
--ALSO--
A general and extenGye variety of
Crockery and Hard Ware Mems aud Women's
Shoes, Sec. &c. with many other articles, too
tedious to mention all which viii be fold at
the mott reduced prices.
Newport, Neu. II. Sif
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13

TAKEN up aaray, Mare Of ChefAut
L cclour. about s years old, natural TO pace.
The Owner 10 requcaed to prove properly. pay
charges and take hes a~ay.
JOB WILCOX.
Exessr, Jas. as, IsoA isd
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13

Nearly The whole of the Rri''ih troops had
svscua,cd Egypt, where the plagoe ragged yio-
lcnriy, about 90 Engliihmen having died OF ",
and according to report, 1900 OF the lnhabi-
tants Of Cairo.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
Vim. Moore, jun. & Co.
HAVE FOR SALE,
.ds fbsiy Stare re1y sbe Red Ma,lsf,
II Nfw

and General AfIortment of Seafonable
DRY GOODS;
\ A few Boxes Erglifh aud American
II n 4 rs;
A Large Stock of Cutlery. Hardware, and
ROCERIES,
- WHoLF-SALs anu RETAIL.
warfdnleFas Cheap a. st any Store 10 the State.
Tss --hLSO-
20 Hhds. Good havor'd Tobago
RUM.
s Do. Antigua and Jarlscia RUM.
Pipes Hollsod GIN.
COCO VT. COFFEE.
A few Chefs TEA.
SO Kegs Negro head TOBACCO.
A few Bags Of PlMENIO.
--LIKEW'ISE--
100 Bbls. freih Alexandria FLOUR,
for Cath or on liberal Credit. for approved
Notes.
Newp0n, Jan. a. isoz. loft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
FOR SALE, BY

SAMUEL VERNON, jun.
NOGNlAC Brandy, Claret Wine in csDs
~ and boxes, Silks, Britannia Liners, white
wine Vinegar, Verdigreaic, g. Houte- Paper -
The above articles arc entitled 10 drawback.
aad are now landing from the Brig Hannah,
from Boariesus, at MFR. Robert Stevens wharf.
He has alto for fale, Rufha and
Ravens Dack, few Demjeans and long and
Cart Corks.
Newport. Nov. 7, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
John & Henry CahoOne,

John = Henry Cahoone,
HAVE FOR SALE,
At their STORE on Baniaer's Wharf,
DROWN SUGAR, by The barrel o, box !;
M0iaDSs, BY fbe besRead; Flox,, BY ,be bar
rel; POqUder, 9y ne ea&; Sbeatbmg- Paper, BY
tbe bxxdrra, CazSles, BY fbe 6or i; Iron CabogE
1 asG gesaias SPANISH SEGARS.
-ALso-
HONEY, By The barrel or gallon
--Ne1v-7wA Soap. lys@s hts,o-He~d 20
6Sce0-B1f 4@ p,of Jamaica R1m--I,0n
Stavfs, Sc
10 beIaLl, ard taglg;'r given next Sprivg.
--LIKEwIsE--
LIQUORS, Of the beQ kind, a
general 4D5rfment--and UArions stber articles
p tie Groeeyy Liue--a complete .dHS,,mtt Of
eubieb they f,apsft 10 be eozeautJ Supplied qOisb.
a-5- MASTERS Of Packets, PaE
Engrrs, SIC. Nspay be Sappltd at Jaia Store. on
fbe |0ytsR NOfte-uoifb any drfieie tbey may
su0ut--..an1 tbeir Fapor gratefully Aeknsqv-
kGged.
GREEN CHAIRS, per Dozes--
Ear I,ov, per Hxadys9 qvt.--MaLngs and Cor
mel. pc, bayri---Oaiass, pc, Hasd,ed bsneke,,
or Jf,uaile, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ara
a q'0riey Of ibs bsR J7EAS.
Newport. Nov. 7'h, 1901. sy
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13

Ex,a6 Of a kfsr from Cap. nm. NJ. JObgjan.
eftbebp EOtx, Of gM4pyork, 10 Mr.. yaae B1r,
:nu, ibs oa0ner, M Ns4V fork, dated
HAvANNA, Dec. 80, 1901.
al an bOtty 10 int5rm Jos sfny 0,riual
h1re tbh day, afirr paDage IF elspen days, !
fqd fbs blaee JaH n e.ge1, ard m"'ke" mnr5
ei4ised. mel -oab a Jai atti4rt the day be-
T,,, yoacrdey IN he etfsrsOen D@rirg Vev
yJtvrfe .Jq10.I fan he aor!67oH,a. V fbe Cox
sombr. enc Of ny m,n fell 0Vr,bosr|. foar
mn 4yem mmcaiafeJ m 6e ,aaol, 10 Try 10
/ave bin. qto ger b'@ in fbe beat, and ala'08
e,f on 5oa,d; bm ne JfaaH intreehrs, tee b00f
fsOamp. and ii 5!s7oingJ bard ibAt ! eeHN r0f
fen fbeGip gpts tbem, ] iei tbe apb0ls fee--
ae5kb qpai a ayer4Dng ei,fHma0nes to me-"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
TO BE SOLD,

+ (Had p0.6ion siVen Immediately
iI,;.sssss.shl A FAkM, lying in 1ss-
~ N-aA "A Greessvisb, about J
T. 'srN miles from EAT Grssrsrie6
~ Meeting -houie--with good
. Dwelling. Houfe, Barn. and
Corn. houfe theseon--containing about Seven
ty Acres Of LAND. ALSO. an Out Lot, con-
tanning about 8, Acres which will be fold
together or feparate. For further particulars,
enquire of JOB HARRINGTON,
on the pemiies.
: Woa.GresszpieS, Ga. 4.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13

On tho 9th Of Nov. LAT. Mr.. Barck'ay,
at Yoik, England, for bet OF s,oooi. went on
foot 90 mcs in 20 hours ~ minutes, being
honr "a minutes hort Of his time.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
Far SALE, in Cad Rrpav, By
THOMAS GREEN,

AlAON1LAo
THE large rommadoss Dzveiling- Hoajf. IN
l. 1vbieb be as7v Hpes. in banner Jq,eet, uny
CARR Ferry a qveH eoya,xa'ed large essoesienf
f0rr ia tbe fyont, Tie ya,d and CELLAR qse taved.
q ga9d eveN Of 1vatr, in tbe eeiL0y. and ejqe,n
ia tke ,ayd.-----Said Hopjs is qoeH knosO~ % 6<
enc Of fbs be9 f0nas in O7Vn, far eveu kirdof
6ydnej5 and aoih be Jfi np at ADdior If not
p,erogg 4ypgtd sf) The tys 7ba,tday in Nay
1sxf.
Said GREEN baving on hand, offbe
iatef inpo,tatisn. & eampiefe alSyfz,rnt Of Bsgi@
and Inaia COsdt, is determined Z, FELL thea toy
rraa, pay, at the mge redaeed p,iees.
-LIKEwISE-
Said GRkkN ennsfy iaVifes all
faeb Of bnf frrndj end ez)aomsrs, 4Vbo haze opey
0eecHxfs, agy1cyt inde6fed to bin, mare or Iss,
by book, x0tt. or s7a,fgage, make payment ar oen
az may Be eanVennnf; eipeeiaity fbsjs Gasdizg
b.yaaa fb,ee nas,bs the esfcma,y tern Of ysdif;)
sebjls be hope, bis good aid frands eviN ecntisae
fbeiv favOs, osd not fayiatt bin nesr in ibe de-
cline Of life, 10 aUbsm be de1oziiy efsr BIS CRATE
fal acknowledgment, for m0sjfsid tavsrs, 0s,f0z,
reesived far a long ferries Of time pea.
Newport, Jaa. I6, 1907. i66
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-12

~ " s~e seHSFCfdffo1f ~ NV. AI0T-
vif, Gestrsi Ms/os, afir, rsso6,, IL ,,;,i.,,a
fbe ssfaxiiss Iy f5f federal s.9 Of tb< la6 Cor.
s's,'. e&ed. ,onb Appropriate Ibi,h: "wy.,.
'Dsrs '5tts gsa,diS~s Of abe CssSiis,isa-
Tiglasf eerfseif y err rigbfr and I,Se,fies, .sb.n
tsy iH'e ieDts? We,s fbsy stet sbsn fbei, s.a
w6''s ers' ID. s>nfitman from NssS rsys, ayio
Sa6 ss f6h debate ~aIe fseb a sobk Essaf in ts.
esr V'skafsd esssi,srisn 2 H5ese qvas rb<
AJAX fa'emon u BIZ fayt,, ., 70 sis 5h ssss more
eo,,r6 sxt'oJs's. fte faeiios 10 ss5nb be brisrs.
"a, ~s.'e Tea' f5e be,o .DHb Biz Jsvr.. tsld
/'e'df N'' sf sHT' j'St--Ssf Of ftrsf-pnpay.
ed 70 srrvrrf or % ssxy6 a5s 7S,;sr rare ,rb,,5
&c ns1s /se' neSifsfed spsx f5e esxsifsfism Of Biz
esssfu 3, q sS,eked f,et,oui WJsye Spas H.r-
esfs'. f69f be did net e.,S fts,s <ts If ys6J.,
i6sf 6,sks isfs fbe srt7sa,y Of fbs ssaifrris~ ?
va De (e.sesf~i Of bis Ssy = Htr BIZ srrvys
.s6w1s' Or s.a, be r6e rsy l,aItr Of tbs SssS
'oS' S,'ss SsSss atsfs eassifsiissaI ,anssyf, ?"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-12
THE FEDERaL JUDIcIhRr.
A KIw SONG.

Pray credit your eyes,
And behold With furp,ize,
a problem which bafass fc.ution
The federal BAs
Were moH jealous, by far,
In proretting our dear Conhiutionl
This corps was led on,
b. that anofous mar,
Cenrrsliilino--Ex Secfetafy-
Who, uue TO his trade,
Many aoerihes made
In defence OF the Judiciary.
He clearly forefaw.
That by pailins this is~.
Coniuficn smopge u' would enter:
Whia Aoarchy's crew.
Would their rcvsls renew.
And the Rsse be eonvulfed "a its centre.
The thought was alarming,
(By no means 10 charming
As Reynolds wi,e--prctty Msry!)
Some deipotie lord.
Al the point Of thc f~ord,
Woold prop up the Judiciary.
Hear Morris, cry
,Alfred's purfc hung on high,
The rabbe AiIl iaw It before 'em;
Yet 10 feal, none dare bulge,
fof eacn woTinipfui Judgc,
Still beld op bic rod in TEssosEM.
Now the people themlelves,
Are fuch pitiful elves,
OF osngR they ioon became weary
Nonght keeps them in awe,
Bot that buiwark Of law,
The federal Judiciary.
fIe faw, at one peep,
Thai the fyitem va, eheap
And ,lierfote he cherilh a it dearly;
Say all thar you can,
Tis but one cent per man.
Which - d Dvsr IN rHE BALANCE mott clearly.
The wiidom Of meaiures,
Which fsv'd fuch poor treafurss,
Without he6tation he'd query
Then Why nor repent
OF your wicked inrent
To abolifh the Judciaryf
Next view in his place,
With deacon like grace,
Ccnnetticut's extefninstor--
Whole cold pro'eaations
:, And Scripture quo,auons,
Oft mark oUt the prsvsticstor.
In acting his part.
He cicovsred ahcart,
A. tisid as old January
q Like The band on the wal,
"MrNE r,xrL" hs'dbawl.
II you touchbs, the Jodieisfy.
Nov Goddard and B'yard,
Did each Of them try nard,
To iac,ihcs sime truth ard reaion;
Whila katledse, pooi fellow
Boipd Ger ike :. Othelio",
With fufan and ,ro,h out ot i;sion.
And in the back ground,
Bobby Harper Was found,
Still &rvins with clews to ininare ye-
la Mort the whole coRr
Was in az uproar,
On secoonrof rhe Judiciary.
To fng all the SLANG
Which competed each harangue.
Sssn'oriao lungs would require,
Like one Of the court,
Let Us cut the TAIL fhott,
Lea patisacc herisf nigh, expire.
So aicc that they faid -
n If this law you invade.
The moon will become aa,ionary:
AN nature perplex'd.
will be horribly vexd,
At this rape on tho Judiciary.
rs They ALTO cou,endsd--
Since this was intended,
The mountains muff rally their fofces;
The rivers recoil, -
Al fuch havock and fpon,
And roll back their Aoods to their fourccs:
Old Chsos tctoro,
u And cor children be born,
Like Eau Of old. rough and hairy
i The egraii cannot grow, I,r
lf,his terribls blow.
Shall knock down the Jud;ciaryI
Such whining, fuch can,ing, ~
Such roaring and rantn,e,
Man meet with their due eifimation
WhiIR faction may farive. i
Tokeep difcord alive,
Wen truR the gvcd ienie of the Nation.
May the snea of our choice,
lSsys the popular voice) e
AT their eeas he found ever unwcary.
Frsm rime to tine" hilI.
:. Az the people hall will, T
Nav MosAi, TINS. )vsistAsx.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-29

! TO FAY this faIpablefqJE59od will lot. The
tederalllts more ground than all the pa
Pers (ia yot9 Eas, from Main TO Georgia
fou mutt underfand am no great
trend TO either party, as they file
fEem'eives, out am what is called an
-4werican.
Can Mr Coleman, in his jober jerjs1,
think by fach means 70 write MIR. fec
ter'on from the prcildency : No (! thar
mutt be iunPof1ible, as any man that will
will give ilinielf time to reflect, NUT
own, But | anl we'll aware Coleman
matt pleaie thofe who pa. it in his pow
er TO eltablifh the Evening Pof.
Bur, Mcifrs, does Mr.. Coleman know
that ne IS exeaated by his own party for
FULFILLING lhatdamnablc cal,.nny againIt
the tirtt magiitrate ofthe Uuired States?
Does he know that the citizeus of this
place are boiling with indignation at
tim, ard cannot bear This thing TO go
on much longer What may Sc the con
lequeilce,if they lole fight Of that peace
a0ie conduct they have beer always
noted Tor by the world, aud commit
Tome outrage on him and his lnyrrni-
aons ay,iirs, what might be the con
iequence erelnight it end This
IS a horrible thought, and it ought TO
induce Mr.. Coleman TO rcfeGt a mo-
ncnf' :" hat win the people Of Europe
thnk OF us : What mutt We think of
ourtelyes? when We encourage fuch con
auct agalntt the PRECEDENT Of the United
21a7es' under our own eyes But for
Dear to go any further with the idea,
ana hope, and pray, chat God will Keep
the nation at peace, and cauGe tuch prac
tices to recoll on the heads OF thofe el,at
are guilty. of them.
Il Friend 10 good Gqve7nmcut.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-29
r Z w A K X S
SUBMITTED
TO THE
CONSIDERATION
OF TAE
PEOPLE.
OF
VIRGINIA.
tC1iginaIy Printed in 1905. )

ECeufiaaeG tfsas No. bI)
!. fiefesVeS eoslr@ rce, chat; s., .g,f,;;.
counties where there are tfrono. ;ail.
the debtors are not upon a 7oot;n('
with thofe where there are none, 4
man IN Hehrico may lofe his land; bur
IN Cheitertield, or Dinwiddie, as well IS
many others, he needs nor.
It has been obierved, that tails Will
iieldon1 retain debtor. In trurb, thew
ought not. No honcG man, however
Iindiicreet he may have been, ons5r TO
be thrown INTO one, even lor d moment.
The wretch condemned TO death, for
Erhe Yilejt crime ought 20 breathe. while
the law allows him 90 exit, a purer air
lehan mott Of our jaiIs afford. Yer
70 places like Chcfe, 70 inprifonrnent, 70
f1ith, and TO dilhonor, do the advocates
! for freedom, the real friends ofthe neo-
Iple, doom themielyes and their fellow.
Icitizens, rather than inbje6t their lands
TO iale for the faireit considerations
The fourth objection, THOUGH true
in fact, proves nothing TO the p1rDole
Tholc who urge it forget, thar tbonoh
llaves conftitute fund for the Dav,nr5,
lof debrs, they furni0h rho read,eit means
iof contracting chem, and that cre,}ir i
generally proportioned {. the aooyroaf,
flock of property which man NAV ma oot-
fieis, withour much regard to fhe NAE
rails OF which it IS competed.
Thus the objections which have her
brought forward under this divj9on -.
the fubje6t, having been anfwcreJ. 4
tit might appear unDecedary to procee,
farther. If it be jut that lands bonil
be fold for the payment of debtg. n,
policy and exPedience of the neafnr,
ioughr not TO be enquired in-o. Rnr :,
the Preient inveltigatiou, CONFEDERATION,
founded or the fuppoied Welfare Of fb4
community, having been brought forwa-l
llt IS neceifary to notice them -
maps, 10 cafe can occur, in which DIR
land interef are in more exact co.iaC}
dence. " ~
70 thew the expedience of the I,,,
Iit Is obieryed, thas cxtenfiye credr ~
been hurrful 70 the citizens of.rhis ro,n
Imonwealtb thar they are etrrnallv -
VOWED IN debt, and Narrated with Y,,r
iolrsi and that, therefore, j. would 4,
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imPoiitic 60 i7creafe his evil, by iub-
Jectlng lands TO talc by execution. On
riiIs point may ref their oppoGrion t.
The law.
The idea that exreniive credit is ini11-
rious, has within few years pat, SEA
morally prevailed IN this country. l. mas
oeen adopted BY che Legislature, and ca,
be traced in their proceedings, to rhe
year I779. By the law now In force
actions on fore accounts, NUT h.
broughc within one year, after the d.
livery u the articles, or the caule az
acton accrued: 4 penalty is denounced
agalnit thoie who poltIare any irep 81
an account; an1 verdict is TO be Given
and judgegnent pronounced, only for
Iuch articles as were delivered witbin
-welve months before the corsncoce-
ment OF rie iuit.
Thus the txiitence of credis, aud the
reality o5rhe evils rctultine from it, are
IDEAS apparently 20 firmly .mprefed on
The public mind, thar it NAV be difficult
% remove them, The care the PEG
pie; however, being always open TO the
reception oftru,h, they will iiillen 10 the
argument, whicb attempts 10 prove.
II b. cghrinueG
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Frgm tie Re1a9NeamWstc6 Iazaer.
FOR TIE AIMERICllV CETZEN.

Meffs, Printers,
The iitu2tion 10 which OH country !,
reduced by the mott i4taaa2s ana zen
dal0HS publications which daily appear
II the Eoeniag Pse has become foaIarn
ing, as 20 call forth every poron wbo
would with to live s5 a diitancc from
fuch Practices, to fer their faces agaiat
rhe danger which may be the c3nCe-
qcence 70 the peace and Happiness Of
the community. What, MeHfs. prin-
,ers, (hali we thia& OF mar that can
proltitute his pres IN rhc manner Mr..
Coleman has ofI4to' VIII the Gamao6l.
.ts gf Cazlenasy, coUcernlnsa negro fave
in the houie Of che Prsidc1t of the tJnir-
ed Sraces, gain rho leaf credir? Can
mr.. Coleman ever fuppo(c any perlor
viii oelieve this Aai1, told bv Glch ar
ou,@a;.as E7iien Ter ? No frs, I arr t.a,-
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iffAs Dm0ia can be conl,ie,ed ,s j,
a,thor OF all the proceedings and icpoits
OF the iare commitree Of ways ard means
OF which be was chairman. Yer have
We leen this inftrument ufcd as wcapon
IN favor of the election Of a man 70 the
hrlt ONCE under our government, who
was wiling order TO effect his purpoic,
10 take to himleit asY merit foyit which
lanatlcal Partlzans, gaping. for &C the
!" ioaves and fifhes," were ready TO az
crlbe to him. A lizzie line, however,
viii dlveit the daw of his borrowed
piumes, and exhibit him to the world,
IN MS original nakednefs and turpitudc.
BUCKSKIN.
Sept. 10, 1902.