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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24


]. ch.--vsry well. Cestlemen Of she
Jury, the Court canaot diichsrge you, I be-
iieve. Will il be inconvenient for you TO 1t.
tend here to- morrow
Foreman. will he very inconvenient
for macy Of Us, who are farmcn--may il plcsic
your Honor--hafveA 10 at hand. and il is ave-
ry bufy time.
J. Chi Ssakes 10 sddi. the Court viii
not difcharge yon, under The prefent circum-
aznccs. You mua be 10 Court. Gentlemen.
to-mouow, at o o'cloek.--I am denraissdto
have thofe fcdiiious printers profccutsd 10 ibe
sxfremiy Of tbe iasO. The fafety and proiper-
ity Of the Government depend upon il.
(Soch, o Columbia !! lackIels land, 4ve,s
thy Judges! y
The jury attended on the ash; the Edi-
tor was prcfont file Of his papers was put
into the hands of the jury, who. in lhou time
after. returned 4DifbeSt Gsdisg bill.
For the truth of the above. we can, and
will, it required, produce the teaimony, on oath
or affirmation, of the moa unexcep,ionable
charsfeu.
The Republican Printers are requeaed to
give the above place in their papers; ard the
Federal Printers would evincc a difpohtioa to
aid the determination of truth and the correc-
ton OF error, by giving it likewiie.
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AID DE- RESS
Oftbe LegjQafn,e Of Geergia, 10 fbs Pystsdert sf
the Urited Slater.
To THOMAS JEFFERSON. Predden, Of The
United ates.

SIR.
THE legi1,ture Of Georgia, repoGng high
confidence In the Executive OF d c Union, con-
erstulatc rhe Pre6dent on his elevation 10 the
Chief Msgiarsey.
They fciicitatc thern(clves that an Office OF
the ar.r dignity in the federal republic. bearing
the grea,ef refponhbility, and embracing in its
detail, various and complicated relations; on
the judicious determination Of which, efIcntiaiy
depends the profperity of the commonwealth.
has been committ,d TO the charge of him. in
whole juaice, integrity and pstriotifm, the leg
iflature OF Georgia d, con6de.
We have equal confidence in the legi1ature
Of the Union.--S,atc rights, fate fovsreignty,
as recognized by the contribution, when refpcet-
ed by the general government. will form the Ii
gamenr, binding each political fraction TO the
aggregate, by the indiGoluble ties Of reciprocal
intercit Then Gsorgis, receiving jattice for
the pat, and wiihing no other iecurity tor the
fuiure, will harmonic with the legi0aturc ofthe
Union, and throw her feeble weight into the
Federal fcalc.
Under an adminilration which has tie
public good for It's end, and the contribution for
its rule. Under The Federal lcsiilature, where
the talents and virtue Of the yepubic ere concen-
trared. we look forward TO that ultlna,um OF
political perfeetability, from which vc hope ne
YER to retrogrsde.
Receive, fr, this teainony of the legifi-
ture's confidence. together with our wiihs, that
your private walks may bs as emiuentIy happy
as your public life has been coufpicuouily vira-
ou,. DAVID MERIWETHER,
SPEAKER rhs Ho.tt If Reprotntasiva.
JOHN JONES.
Pr.Edeat efi5e Senate. pro nmfors.
Louifvillc, Dec. 4, 1891.
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II N AC Z

Making appropriation for defrsyins the exPeHce
Of a negotiation with the Br,iih government
10 afccrtain the boundary line between the
United States and Upper Canada.
DEh en0atd BY fbs Senate and HoYf Of Re-
Ii pypsxfaive, Of ibf Unhed Sfafci Of Amtr-
,ea. in Co4grsh egtm6icd. That a fun NOT ex.
cecding ten ,houfAnd dollars be, and the fame i,
hereby Appropriated, pay able Out Of any money
in the ueafury NOT otherwife appropriated, to
defray the expenee which ihall be incurred in
negotiating with the government Of Great. Bri.
tain, Cor aicsuaining and eAablifhin2 the boun-
dsry line between the United States and .hc
BGtilh province Of Upper Canada; when the
Prciden, OF the United States mall deem il ex-
psdient 70 commence fuch negotiation.
NATHANIEL MACON.
tf Strale, Of ibs Hosje Of R'srcjtntAfiU,t.
A. BURR. Yiee. Pyc/fd,sf Of tbe
Y Jehed Sfafei, and Prs)aasaf ef Lbs SenaK.
ASRaovID, April 3. lSoi.
TIL /: JEFFERSON,
Prsfdsaf Of ibe Unhsd Siahs,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24
Fer SALE, ia Go0d Repair. 3,
THOMAS GREEN,

THE large esmmsdious DspeH,rg. Ro.f, il
l. -Ubieb be sslv Hvs,, in 9banes :Jeree,. near
Carr't. Ferry a qOeN eo.lyK6ed large eOnpem1mt
fare is tb. },su', The ydyd and cellar arsH paOsd,
q gssa sVeH Of qoSsr, ia TIE cellar, ord eJfeyn
in abe yard.---Said Hsxjt qreN tssqvn 70 6e
sss sfsbt bsa fasds in fosvn, for evsy SixdJ
bsfsoi q aD'H Be- JssHpa at HS7isn (J NOT pre-
cissly Gypsfd sfJ sbe IT. Tbs,tday in MeJ nert.
= Said GRkkN baving on band, eft5e
La'sf inSsriafiorf, a eoupLtf, eES,,msni Of Ezgi@
ard Isdia Gsads, IL determined 10 /tH tbrn for
reSG pay, at .bs nsf rsdssed priees.--ALso,
Said GREEN earneft invifes ah
/seb Of fbaJrisnAs e~d eyas~eu. qvbe baux 9tss
0essauss, or asy4vjt isd,bftd 10 Elm, more or ksf,
BY bask, note. mo,,eegr, 10 mate payment az oos
a, may Be esnvenierf ettceiaiy ib9fs fa"dirs
byaxd three nss'bi (,be cnfozay term Of eredh;J
ay5ilt be bepy bn g''d cid frsuSf sOiH eorfiss<
their favors. and vet Jsylake hin Ssrr ir fbe de-
eiixe Of life. 10 qcbsn be de1ssfy efsrf bi g,afe-
fsi oeinszoieIgme~n far ~axyoIS Javs,f. aiysrs,
rseeivsd for ieng Jt,isi Of ti~s fsf.
Ncspor, Jan. IS, 1904. i6if
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24

country in general and Of fAe ciiizsns OF the
Northern States in particular Is determined to
wait until Mr.. JEFFaRsoS, and his friends,
have had fair trial Uutil ii fhaii appear, on
actual experiment, whether q Rspobliczn gov
eminent formed on the pureH and mot natural
principles, which have ever been reduced 10
prattice in the world. can be quietly and happi-
ly ad niniitcred, without bufthenfome and op-
pfc.lsc taxes, without aanding army, with
dut laws to ieucr the prefs, and without thofe
unnstarsl rearain,s on the growing population
of ih- country which an in6dious faction have
introduced TO prop the ioftering power of a
fofegn nation, on whole iucceis they have
hitherto depended for the accomplishment OF
their daring projects.
There has been no example, Mehn. Prin-
tiers, where 70 msny inAimmatory things have
been faid, or written, in and ont Of Congrefs,
with 70 little imprenion. The people view them,
as they oughi, as the exclamaiions and groans Of
an expiring party, that have been disappointed
in every thing, aud fuccefsful in nothing. They
vieS them with indifference, at prcfent But
will they not hereafter con6der their authors
for they are perfcnalIy knownl with dstefs-
ton and adherence The administration of
PfeGdent JrrrERs,s is right or wrong: III
right, ought il not TO PROPER If wrong, will
il nor foon become apparent, Itis Of this they
deipair. Thefs inccndia'ies, know full well,
that il the preicnt determination to be qaiet,
and TO give TO the exiting administration their
cordial fuPpor, continues among the people OF
New England for hngle year longer, the folly
and abiurdity of the paa and prcfent meafos
OF the federal fattion will operate as the feverea
repfoach on their private and political characters.
Itis this they dread. This is the great Difficult
ty ;o their minds--thc fear that continually
haunts ,hem-,hey have no other fear. They
dread the effects Of a fair experiment ~n the
preicut plan. They are not afraid of commo-
.ion or dilc.dcr they win il Of all things.
They are afraid OF peace and good order---of
wife and frugal Administration of the hap
py confequences of an inAexible determination
10 the perfons in place, ecurc the greatea good
at the leaa poiIible coR, with the fewea Offices
and officers. and by leaving the country TO the
beneficial influence of its natural and political
advantages. under mild and difpafIionate regi-
men. Such an adminiaration as will railc ,hefc
States to envisble proIpcrity, and exhibit 10 the
New World, model Of propriety, wifdom and
found policy as ihal be worthy Of imitation in
Europe.
This is the objeei Of their fear and apprc.
henfion. All the ref, in the language of the
poet, is nothing but leather and prunells-the
tricks OF fallen party, and diigrace TO human
nature. xYZ.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24
FEDERAL PERSECUTION.
From the Wilmington Mirror.

from Inc wilmington NlirfoI'
cit Is /am< time fir, fnee 4os haze /Ssn fbs
zsaloa judge, Gsop from tie bsaeb, 10 Iosk car ia,
more vit7imi sfjaa.fiaI vxrgeaaee Z"
In reply TO the foregoing words Of Mr..
Giles, which evidently aliudc TO the conduit Of
that pure and immaculate lump OF Federaifm,
ycleped Samuel Chsie, Mr.. Bayard faid-----
"7be bon. member ba, fba'i bir/tT jsRi-
FED IN eba,g, efa Je,ism and JngsGaI nain,e
agsigR fbs jadges. 9ks, bave 6eex ,sp,,snied,
go,sg aboaf ta,ebiss sSrvit7ims ef fbe Srdtion
Laqu. BHt no fa7 bar bess 8ard-ss b,oef bar
6een aSdgeeI. and fbs gfsiieman myf sxeyjf me-
fsy ,rtzfxg ny beiicf 10 fbt charge, hW IL is Ff-
tained BY Rrosger and better sronnd, thar a,f
f,iiog."
Thus does Mr.. Bayard avow his ignorance
Of a faet which occurred at New Cattle in this
ils,e, and which is as univcrfally known as the
iun. fhine. not only in this fate, but in mott. II
not all ihe ilates 10 the Union.
Notwithstanding MIR. Bayard's pretended
ignorance of this circumaance, we do not be-
licyc i, priIible il fhould have efcapcd his ear.
In order therefore TO refufcitats the frail
memory OF our honca mir representative, as we'll
ss to nov that the charge OF MIR. Giles, how
ever i" (,igbtfsi," n an ixsss,vvsrn6k tas,
evkieb noiSme fbaf M. Bayard car (ay, qviHia-
vaii.isse. we rpubiifh the following queaioni,
pu, 10 the Attorney General. and to the Grand
Jury, at Circuit Court held at New. Cattle,
for the dihria Of Delaware. on the 18th June.
1900 -
Have you found no bill, Gentlemen Of the
jury i--Mr. Attorney, have yss nothing TO
prefer to the Grand Jury .
Att. Gen.---I believe not, Sir. No in
dietsblc offence has Come under my notice.
r j. Ch.--WelI. bot can't you Jfni /;xr.
f5i-s Have you no perfon in this aate goilty
of libeling the Government Of the United
Sta,esi l am cred,bly informed, AMI report fays
you have printer who publiihes ve,y /fSi-
iisas paper in this Gate his name is-.but RoP
perhaps may commit myfelf. and do injof.
tice TO the man.-Have you not fsSs printcn
in this aate!
Att. Gen.--Yes Sir.
!. Ch.--Very well; one OF them 10 fsid 70
be lcdi,ious printer, and xsa be taken notice
Of. Ii is past OF NY duty, ana IL Fall De attend
ed to. 1t is ysnr bufncfs slfo, Mr.. Attorney,
to fearch minutely sad conHanty into matters
Of thi, nature. II n high time. Sir. thar the
Jtiri Of fdific~ which prevails among many o
i our printers ihould he checked. Can you not
obtain fome Of this msnt papen by TO- morrow
and ssav~. ~hs,her he has not Iibelcd shs
Govsrumeat Of the United States Ii 10 you'
duty. Sir, and 1t ~sf Be lsse.--lf you sriH en-.
qaire, the Court will not diicharge the jury.
Ar. Ges.--Certaioly. Sir. conceive i
Nv olicial duty, and will make il my bu6nef
to enquire.
J. Ch.--whst do you fiy, Siri
| Att. Gsn.--l will enquire, Sir, By to
mors0~.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24

M,Gu. Adami g RbOadss,

M,6Grs. 4d0mf y Rboa6sJ,
TT has become particularly amuGng OF late TO
Il read the federal papers. The writer's in
them fcareely know what TO FAY and yet they
are unceaiins in their ciamours aganh the con-
Nitured authorities---os their beloved country /,
~ they ulrd 10 sall i,---al,ho' they make not
the il,chtett impreliion on the public mind. Not
. Gngle State, county, town or plantation IN
New England has yet met. or 10 likely to meet,
70 extiels their apprehension OF this wonderful
and ALARMING CRISIS. Oar taxes are about
to be dmn;ihcd d--dseadiul information Our
furernumerary officers rcduced--hoIid event
Our dehu arc TO be paid promptly and with
pune,usii,y OR manufactures encouraged,
and our farmers protected agana the tricks OF
fwindlcrs and fpeculators--and yet. amida all
rhefc terrible allevasions Of the public burthens,
the people OF New. England, in an sfpecial man
ncv, appear - conlcn,ed and unmoved as it
nothing had happened
We have no petitions. no femonerances,
no Ter. meeting and 10 fhort, nothing appears
hut chat the citixens are as tranquil as it the late
Judiciary excrcicncc had not been reduced with
IN reafonable compass, or as II the proPoied
repeal oi our internal sxeiies ~as not on the
point Of being realized. 10 univerial iatisiaeaion
---s hat altanihing apathy What will Major
RuHsl, and his modtA corrcfpondent at Waih-
ino,on, the viriuous and enlightened MIR. Prem
siG, fay 10 al this Will not the people rife IN
arms, FAY thefe immaculate guardians OF the
public veal in mobs add riots at leait, sgairA
the government "A government that Is deter-
rnined to place the national expenccs on the
footing Of the f.ritteR economy, aad to iccure to
the induitrous laborer the bread he has earned.
Are we redaced TO the nscefiity OF having
no excite officers, compsrolers. inspectors oi dill
tilcries and iugar hoofes. and other uiefnl man
ufaetorie,--thsi we may keep that money IN the
Sulntry, which would be otherwiie fhipped
away to purchafc ihcio productions in tofeign
markets Will not the people revolt at theie
.Yuinuus Innovations will they not rebel aga,nii
their own governncof. bccauie the cfhcrrs e'
their choice arc determined to adminittsr il with
the lcaa poiIihe expeuie, Of which the prefer
walton of peace with al, the world and the mot
prrisct good order az home win sdmi, Surely
there mpa be fcme'hng rotten in the State
when the citizens are 70 cbitinately Determined
10 he quiet, notwithstanding the 'dsraipatric
tic lcsden in Congred, and thoir devoted & dc
rcndent printers and editors out cf that body
have ~ often invited them to revolt and iniur
rctiicn !---What can be done Is thcrs no way
OF diaorhing the agents OF The people 10 ,heex
erciie cf their appropriate ionttons. OF divijinl
them, aud os Introducing ameng them doubts
fuir,cians and jsslourss Of each other } No =
the thing Is inPoaibk. The good i.ais os Oh
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24
The Grua,ion OF prefent lla,e Of

The Gtuation or preient aa,e Of St. Denim
go, March ~, was /: That the French troops
are in quiet PogeiIion Of all the feaporu aud
all the foulh part, but the brigands occcpY
MORT Of the interior parts Of che north. Gen.
lie Clerc had j,a taken poasfion OF very
arong fortified place near St. Mares, 10 the
mountain called Cratoparo. This was taken by
aoim. and a large party Of blacks taken. and it
is fsid put to the bayonc,. Generals TouGdnt
and DsiTalincs made their efcape. and have aed
TO the mountains. Many Of the white troops
were wounded. The blacks arc deierting Touf-
faint and coming ia daily and giving them
felss up TO TIE whites. The number Of blacks
nov in cvo'. are not poditively known. An
kinds Of buhnefs remains very dull in PORT
Republican, as ALTO throughout the laand: Pro-
dace very feasce and high. Rsa. PEP.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24

q Be iold q Public Vendue, on the nth
= DAY Of May nexf, At elrsen o'clock A. ".
II the weather be fair, IL not the frfi fair day,
for Notes payable At the Bank OF Rhode IN snl
6xty days after date. With approved eodosiers
"A new dwelling Houfs, 10 Broad. lireet, own
ed by Aanhsar x. 1sbxtsS, forty feet in front,
completely hniihed. wirh large Garden. asd
q well OF wafer as,oinin7. ladiiputable ti,le.
and immediate redsiIon viii be given to the
Purchalcr. 20 L.
GARDNER &DEAN, hrRiasss,s.
Newport, April I6, 1906.
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See. 3. Aad be u fsyibs' tns7sl. That the
Surveyor General of the United States, or one
of his deputies. fhaIl, without delay. feaionable
notice rhereof being 6is given. fur'ey and lay
oT the fame as the Law directs Prsvid<d. the
fame has NOT. at foch time, been fufyeyed.
NATH ANIEL MACON.
Spsake, sffbs Hass sf R.frelsniasicn.
A BURR, Vret-F,shSSm # fbe
Third Siaft,, ard P,sdaSnf Of ib< Ssnafs.
ArrsovEo, April 3, 1901.
~ Til JEFFERSON,
PreGdsnf Of ihe Uziisd Siaft5.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24

y EAL Poss Wine, 10 qnaries and half quar-
IN tes CaRs.
Malaga ditto ditto.
go Cafks Railins. sst
40 Boxes Muicztei ditto. 50.
10 ditto Jordan fhellcd Almonds.
10 Jars Malaga Grapes.
Tofkey Figs OF the nicea quality.
Malaga ditto 10 trails.
10 Capcs Creme dc Noyau Cordial.
Z But Causnts.
Prime Nutmeg'-Maec--- Cloves CaGia----
Cinnamon.
Madeira Citron.
India Prelerses in Jars. viz. Ginger Citron--
Lemon and Lime.
The GbsUe Ariieie, are' Of fbe iafes Inps,fa,as,
A l. S O.
a few Puncheons Antigua Rum,
Black Pepper 10 bags.
Bet green Coffee ditto.
Keg,'of Enslfh MuAard.
Salt perre by the cwt.
Wrapping. Paper per rcam.
Spaniih Flote-French & Carolina Indigo, Sc,
For Sale. by
HAZARD y GARDNER.
Newport, Jan. z9. 1904. ish
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II NJ Il C. r.

Making an appropriation for dcffaying the cs-
pences which may srifc from carrying into
effeSi the convention made between the Unit-
ed States and the French Republic.
DE IL enased BY ibe Ssnan and Hsg)s Of Re-
ID S,ysn,aGu0 eftbt Urned Siaf1 sf .sner-
jes, in Cssg,od aDSmJleS, That for the pay ment
of fuch demands as may be jaaIy due for French
veGrls AID property captured, and which mua
be rcaorsd or paid for, puriuant TO the conven-
lion between the United States and the French
,Kepubli;, there be appropriated fun nor es-
cceding three hundred and eighteen thouiand
dollars, TO be raid under the diteetion OF the
PnGdent Of The United States. out Of any pub
lie money in the ueafury not o'hefwiic aPpro-
prissed.
NATHANIEL MACON,
SpsSLe, Of bs Hoys Of RsPrsjsnfafivts.
a. BURR, Yne- Prs/fdsnf Of tie
Jnhed Sta,tf, and Prsfdenf efibe Srnsfe.
Arrsoysp, April 3, I8os.
III JEFFERSON.
P,o/idsm ef fbe United Sfafn.
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N q r / c. Z.

THE lubfcHber having been appoistsd by
4 the Honorable Town Council VI Newport,
Guardian to Jejffb C0,tfafey. Cabinei Maker,
OF iaid Newport, hereby warns al PeIfons
aga'nif trufing or employing MIN without ny
content. as ffiail pay no debts of his cop:rae.-
ing after ,hi, date.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
Nfqgpsyf. AtrH IL, 1909. SA
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24
T O U N D.

+ o U N D,
IN the paau's OF the fublcriber, Horfe, with
L Saddle. Bride. aad Halter. Tho owner, on
proving property. ana paying Charges, may
have them again, by applying TO
JOHN COOK. jun.
TfUr,foa. Ap,i 7, 1891. 81
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24

VXTHEREAS my wife HArsAH, has Flop
Wv cd from my bed and board. and rrfufes
to ful6l the rarriage covenant, BY behaving in
a very uubeeoming manner.-This is therefors
to forbid all perfons truaing or harboring her
on my accoua.. as Shali pay no debts OF he's
contrstiing after this date.
WILLIAM COOPER.
Newport, April IS, isoz. 81
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-12

Arrived the Ffench. nip Neptune, capt.
GeIea, Is days from Cape Francois.
Arrived the Bririfh fchooner Anna
captain Darrell, from ST. Thomas's, laa
from Bermuda, IA Gays. Sept. 26rh,
in lat. 81, II, lorg, IS, 50, fpoke the
brig George, Bell, from Port Republic
bound 10 Philadelphia.
Arrived the Britith brig Nca, CAPT.
Gait, n dayslfcm Liverpool.
Arrlved the chooner Sukey, capt.
ShurtleF, Is days from Rayanua, bound
to Philadelphia.
Arrived 10 Hampton Roads, bound TO
City Point, the Brl,ifh nip JEANNE,
capt. Cowan, 60 days from Greenock.
Aug. II. in ias. 81, 35, long. II, o5,
lpoke the'fhip Sally, Williams, OF Baln-
more, weeks frocl MADEIRA, bound to
Londonderry. Sept. if, in lat 81, IS,
long. 4S, fpoke the hip Anna-won,
Brown, 81 days from London, bound to
Baltimore. Sept. 24th, in LAT. 50, a.
long. IS, 40, fpoke French nip ofthe
line, heerlng N. Z.
Th= Britilh fhip Enterprile, captain
Gleed, IS days from Biddeford England
anchored in the Reads lat Sunday.
October 7.
Arrived the brig Mary .Lonifa, capt.
Poun, RI d4vs from Tiyeroooj Ser,
a6, in lat. SO, 80, long. 65, poke the
ihip Bon Nlenage, captain Brown, days
out from Norfolk. bound to Nantz.
Sept. ~, in lat. 81, long. IS, fpoke
the brig Concord, from Cporto to Bottom,
out IS days, had parted with the brig
Eagle, Branan, for Norfolk, IA days
before.
The fhip Induary, capt. Vickery, Of
this part, failed from E4avre- de- Grace for
Liverpool, on the 9th Augua.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-12

Gdea'h- portion Of what does come, being
exported, keep our market for home con-
lumption very bare.
" About 1000 barrels of tar have lately
arrived, the whole of which has been fold
at 23s. per barrel and if the importations
thar may ihortiy take place are not con-
fiderable, this price (high as il is IN time
Of peace) may be fupported for lome time.
OF furpentme the fupplies lately have not
been very abundant, and the qlosasiors
continue TO be fapported.
8. The demand for itaves ofgood qualf-
ties continues regular, and are likely 20
fnfport high price uplels arrivals to a
coniidefabl. ex1ens Glouid rake place.
"Oar market is very bare OF tobacco of
good qualities, and for fuch there is
very lriilS demand. The itock, which is
about 1000 hhds. condlts chiefly Of very
interior descriptions. As YET very LITTLE
of she pew crop has arrived, nor do we
find that much is expected. The future
prices will in great mealare he governed
by the arrivals; but on the whole, we Go
not think they are likely to be lower"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-12

!, has proclaimed its liability,
tb0'sa;, :, old career. It's fears are as
bIi0s' - sser, and in its terrors II ipares
troag : a,yerty, ignorance, nor weakness.
reita pm uncommon TO fee a workman
II = ~ j from his woIk-ihoP to pfiion,
trss !. heiog allowed time even TO take
srIn0s :. Win him; their wives twho are
p e0 ss.,rorchended ia thols cruel arfeia-
o u, ' ioilow with their frightened chill
70 y - te,e Of rhe 18th, the people no
= ! n particular manner, the liiun'i-
r .s,,, d he facade of the Magdale' !.
'; !. i,ia Tat Madame Bonaparte's ladies
Issor told her thar many Perions muir
as - ), thc idea of illuminating the We
CIV -, where the remains of the unforru-
r. ,u;s XVI repofe in order TO ceie-
=. :. me anniversary of the birth Of the
n'S ,hat occupies his place. Madame
s S,o,o,rts haaened to inform the Conful,
s - acknowledging that there was fome
-. '.',ysniance, replied, that it was luifici-
a,t the reAediont to have been made by
I. 0nblic, In order cot 70 yield TO IT, for
! ! ,1old not lufFer it TO be faid that Bona
! -. had trenbled before the names OF
S. / open my letter to fay, that Be-
,,0arts has paGeda great part OF the night
!. me Conservative Senate. The Pont
N,uf, and all the adjoining places are fill
IA with troops. AT eleven e'clock this
morning, the FirA Conful returned again
nhe Senate !! Something of the hrit I'M
oorrancs is on the taPis, but the polt Is
GONG oat, and l have not time TO add
sven conjecture as TO its nature.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-12
Arrlved IN toron laf Evenlng,
MR.. K ANNIE,
The EUROPEAN
Y + Il T ILOOUIST.
The EUROPEAN

HE intends to exhibit his angular pow
ers of Vcn'riloqnifm. and limitations of
various biris and BEATS, with many aao-
mining arts, by magnetic attractions, IN
teHperfed with Experiments aud Logic.
Due notice will be given to the citizens
Of Alexandra, when the arrangements are
prepared for the reception of the public.
Ottober IL. DIFF