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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-28

Gen. Bernado,te, appointed Miniaer to
the United Sts,ss. was to leave France 10 May.
His retinpe viii ip numerous, and ihe emo fy
is inteaded TO be arikineiy iPlendid. Mi.
Mcnroe had not arrived al Hsyre April 8.
The friea,e Cheapeak is expected home
from the Mediterranean. The Adams, John
Adams and New York, were taking in pro-
sidous at Gioralter April 1, and were bound
mp the Stfeighs.
Mr.. Cochran, an Eneiih gentleman, has
been killed Al Malta, in duel with Ms. Balm
b.idge. miifbipGsn Of the United States fiji
eagc Ne York.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-28
HENRY MOORE, &Co.

Rave FOR SALE,
.st fbeir Store on ibs Ferry Wharf, b. Bbsisfak
sS R.isii. az Cheap az al any Store IN Aeee9srf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-28
New Spring Goods.
JAMES MUMFORD
HIS FOR SALE.

ROAD Cloths.
~ CaGmeses.
IChinIzss,
ICalicoes,
lPeocil, red and white
| Copperplate,
Blue and white fpotsed
| Mullins.
India Cslicoes,
Striped Cottons,
| Rulleils,
| Calimancoes,
| Dursnu,
| Silk Nankeens,
Twiil'd D..
| Strip'd and clouded
| Nsakinetts,
Cirghsms.
Bandanno & Barcelona
Handkerchief.
Spsnilh Silk tor knit.
ring,
Dim;ties,
Mlaineu.
Fans,
Ladies elk Gloves &
Mitts. Of different
colours,
White G otton do.
Centlemcn's white G!k
Gloves,
Linens,
Fine Humhums,
Gen,lemen's 3 and 4
threaded fix and
white Cotton Hoic,
Hemp do.
Marlci'les Quilting.
Ladies elk Sha Wis, of
different colours,
Kid Gloves.
White linen pocket
Handkerchief,
Red and white fpssted
ditto.
II
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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-28
EDWARD P.NLlVINGSTON. P.
OF CUADALOUPE.

+ II Damiaigas p4pe' Of fbe z,d dprR, esnfain'
'be joflo7cing pHyagyafb
By accounts from Guadaloupe we learn,
sha, plot has bsen dilcovered, which had for
Its obi e. the arref OF the Captain General,
Lsc'oGe, ard prefea Lefcallicr, whom it ~ss in
tended were to be embarked for France. Seye-
sal pe,fons were arrefed in conisquerce and
among the number is the commandet OF the
sorcrs, Menard, and Mons. Clair fountain.
They wcre both Immediately pat Oh board a
veael bsuod to France"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-28

Oar readers will obferve by cores tate
rheot of the votes for Governor, SC. 10 Con-
hceilcut, iunder the Hartford head, in th. pa
per) that The Republicans have gained more
thsn TIRE Tb'sfaad vo,es 10 that STATE face
LAT fpriog.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-28
A. the An.u,l Meeting Of the AGociation Of

At the Ansu,l Meeting Of the AGociation of
Mechanici and Manufacturers, OF NsSport, the
Colo wing prrfons were choien for the year 1903.
Samuel Vinfon, PrsSds.f.
Jelnro Briggs, Vses Pref4smf.
Samuel King. see,dav.
Anthony Dixon, Trsgfsrer.
COMMITTEES Of CoTrefp,ndence.
Waiter Nichols, Chairman.
John Pr nan, Fleet S. G'esn, Thomas G. Pit
rnaa. Willian S. ". Allen. Perry Weaver,
DlasI Daohan. Jun. ohn Williams, Stephen
Hawkins, ole.9 .9h Cozkens, Thomas Coggeihalh
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-28

Gentlemen, HATS. various kinds & prices.
Sunary other Articles, too tedious to neotioas
N,4vpo,i. May "a. 37t4&
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-02
FRIDAY, DEcEa nnR q.

AZ The Anniversary Meeting Of tn ST. An
d,ew.s Society, on Wednesday the 3osh MI. sd
selioxiug genflsrnsn were elected otiiscrs Tor III
xnluing year
lanes Gllies,
Alcxander M'Kenzie. Treatar<y.
Rssd. James Muir, cbapsGia.
Ds. Charles Douglas, P6gfeiaa.
Aadls@ Jamttlor,
lanes Wilton, Mo.o..
james Nsnordy, jod,
Ssmael Graz,
lausrs Towers, Sseret0yr.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-02

i. ow;sr to Ike extens;@n cftlfs Aratffesn "a
yrrnmct.t hrre---tle former iiihGDisaDts were
slave holders, and the ade;sio CT the ofdttiaal
. iu.uced the III to believe tLeir negroes would
liberated. and they immediately .quir this Place
went OH the Spanish side Of The IyiIsslsslpp -thE
lett their h-uses which have tsilen down for a
want of some person 10 take care OF item. III
alarm row exists among the inhabitants on tS
osher SIDE Of The MISSISSIPPI, ios liley are lara
slaves holders, and the sooner sonr "a cf tie 90
yeynnellr removes those fssfs the better. /
wish Congress would make proy:sicu BY law fs
granting appeal and wri,s oferror from the gene
raj const Of this territory 10 the supreme federal
court. Before the last general court verdies
was obsained for thirteen thousand dollars, and ID
inyoResa q ubtful legal lsgatsuestion.'
spoRT. or ALEX.aNDRIf.
A8RlyEp,
Schooner Joanna, Charleston
Nancy, Gllpen, do.
CLEARED.
Sch'r sowmack, fucker, New-P Providence
Active, George lows
Providence, Mann, baltimore
Hiland, Hand, Philadelphia
Sloop Victory, Nsw-Yofk
Henry, Providence
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-02
Notice.

NOf2CG.
An application will be made to the
enfung Ailrmbly to incorporate a Company to
form Turnpike Road TO Hay Market, from the
mott convenient pont on tie Turnpike Road
now conducting from Alexandria, by Censeryilie
90 Little River.
Fauquicr, Nov. IS. dec. u .12aw2w.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-02

Extrai7of0 letter fryu Tbomas T. Davis, En-.
dated Kaskaskia5, Indiana Ierriiory, OGfo6ey
IS, 1905.
!" Since saw you in Kentucky, have ira,
yelled through this trritory, and visited our new
acquired country on the West side OF the Mis-
sissippi. This country does not equal the fans,
which common report give IL; it is greatly infe
rlor to TO kentucky in point of fertility. From.
che falls Of the Ohio to ST. Vincenncs the Iptl.
is rich and well watered; though broken. FroG
Vincennes, which stands on the bank of thu.
Wabash, TO this place, is a poor country, nias
tenths Of IL is prairie, we would call it ole:
field. The wateris scarce and bad the dstanee
is 100 miles. without inhabitants, though it i
lance, the land is COED. From this TO Calloks,
is 90 miles, a fpe rch country, AID settled, but
there is room III this country for millions of inha
bitauts. TO this country every young man VIII
is without fortune ought to,repar. The best OF.
land here is to be had Oh the lowest terms.
/" Onthc other side Of the Mississippi the land..
is rich near the river, but becomes poor and bro
ken as you leave il it. The French all live II
villages; the Americans go on farms. IN Upper
Louisiana there are about ten thousand souls
about half OF which are said 10 be ArsIicans,
!" Ehink the soil and clim2te here wei,
adapted TO the growth Of cotton and hemp; BIZ a,
great proportion Of the peor,ie have newly set
tsd-Ho great experiment. has yet been made
Ifpersons migrating here are not permitted T.
bring their negroes. with them, it will be man,
years oeiofs We become state. Persons wish.
ing 20 no'' slaves will go On the Spanish side i;
soDss 40 are against it will settle in the state o
on' ., where toe point issettied.
J. /" The Indians are all peacesble many o
them live in this village, aid the village Of ST
1 Vmcennes. This place EXHIBITS solne remains o
former grandeur, great nunber Of chi,nuies art
standing, 10 which house were formerly annexed
Che lesuits College isguite down, and the v.ult
alcne relnsinsntire. This depopulaticn is SUD il
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-02

To Printing IN AZ rs v071efy
executed at this office prtA Mas
nels and aggatr6.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-02
For Sale or Rent.

A convenienttwo story brick house, com
pletey finished, situated on Water street, br.
tween King and Prince Streets--immediate pos.
session will be given. Apply TO
JOsEPHRTDDLE.
Nov. 90. diff.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-24

world" Dear precious Now. IL j.
fure, what knowing baggage, vhas
a cunning little vixen, this Smith rnuft be-
I" Bah republicaniim and fedtrahln..
alb MIR. lntelligencer that is G(n,s
| III IS much as to lay, (" come now C.
deraifts, let us make this common Quar-
rel, and all join on both fdes TO bear
down this Mr.. Davis, who is giving lucb
hard blow to our lde and hard aysr1.
10 yours too."
In anfwer TO this invitation, we would
account for not acceptingis by iuggeRing.
that as the Federalills have never been {,
vorites of Mr.. Davis, they could no, ex-
pea his applaufc at this time of day, and
are not therefore 70 very impatient under
his rebuke as TO affront him pnneeefarily
when with whatever motiye) he is in ef.
.ett (erving their purpofs by expoGng the
macondua of his late democratic aNo.
GATES: that we are 70 little accuRomed to
having " fedsralifm," as il is'in the Tn.
tilligeneer, placed amicably hde by Eide
with :" gepublicanifn," that we know
not how to fupport the honor or rather
with I" republicanifm" in Smiths fente Of
i, heing thar bsfard fPccirs Whole proper
name is democracy, we truf that " fede-
rsl.tm'' will ever difdain any thing like
coalition and above all we NUT tell
Mifs Smith thar, when from the afpett Of
fpi,eful lhrewshe has all along exhibit
cd, for a fpecial puspofe fhe thus fuddenly
changes into an indul3ent ok q fellow
feeling and beck OF common intereit, We
NUT naturally fuiPett tfeachery or felhh-
nefs, a and reject her lure with lcom and
diGruR,
--fimeo Dauao, ct dana ferntes.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-24

--fimeo Dauaos ct dona ftrntes.
From the GaSette eftbe United Slater.
The prefent, is period in the hilory
of this country, at which federaldm has
{ rong calls tor exertion. Appearances in
Europe indicate aate of things in high
degree unfriendly TO rational repoie.
Whenever Two Haies, formidable by their
refources for war, engage in hoAility, no
extent OF foreign can hope TO mark out
he limits of It's duration or lis effects.
Each new conflict increaies the violence
Ct enmity; and the anger OF nations, like
that of individuals, will often by irEitat-
ing coIliGons, rife above every control.
When this becomes the cafe, events are
produced that were not forefeen, and par
fies, who were frangers TO the original
ground of f:oGiliry, fnd themfelvsS with
drawn, by the yicifitudes OF conteit,
from their retreats Of tancied iecurl,y and
peace. Above all wars, thole undertaken
to crafty private ambition are mott TO be
feared. The adventurous candidate for
fame is not 10 be impeded in his career,
BY obhacles Of common nature. In the
Thrift for power, ordinary climates Of the
consequences OF action are overlooked,
and remote good iacrlhced TO immediate
qualification and temporary rspown.
Such war as shis is France now about
10 enter into. Bonaparte'S fame has been
already pretty pleD'itully fed, but 1t wants
little more TO prey upon. He has nos
vet reached hlexander's title. 10 lay
that tits country fhould generally keep
clear of lbe broils that agitate Other oa-
tions of the globe, is laying what none
would be inclined TO dapuie; but to ioT-
pofc that without proper precautions the
varied contrivances OF ambition can be
guarded agalna, is to reject the maxlm'
Of common ienfe and di(iegard The lotions
of experience.
With view to this fubjef, let US lee
for a moment what arc the political pfi0-
ciples Of our pretent rulers. 10 The &C.
| neral government alone is committed tns
management of our concerns with to'e'Sh
nations. On the proper conduct OF that
government does our fafety as one peope
depend, and in its miicsrrisge Is invois-
ed our ruin. This government has al
ways had its greatea enemies among TIC
pref.nt ruling party. BY tbsm IT was
oppoled in its origin and by them every
meaiure tending to add 70 its importance
and energy has been rsffed. Its CIV,
inai,usioos, its plans Of revenue WIN .'
other sppendages thar fecuEe influence 'ney 2,
have abolilhed, and are puriulng WIN IN
aeadfafnefs their favousite maxim OF tue
exaltalion Of individual Gates, And near,
what are other principles Of their na'i0''ae
policy an ill-grounded approximation ..
danger from fyaems Of e46caeiou' defsn IS.
folicitude, Of very doubtful iineefi'y y
to CAV. ex ence; pretended icnhoility =, 70
the Offerings of their felIew.men; oa1
petition TO acquielce under ioiu't oer'ee va
from a careful calculation Of dollars ahl
L
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-26
VAL UABLE LANDS
FOR SALE.

BY Virtue Of a Deed Of TvyR ere
eeuhd ly Henry Lee to The .fuIltsiber,
15r Jlearxg de64 1ue from Iasd Henry
Lee, to Mn. LudqeeN Lee, dseeelsd.
tbe tollozumg fyaAs Of Land sviA bs
Sold at public AuStion,
far ready marry, at tbe nmes and placer
beuaftey meufiontd, that i'm (y:
One trait containing $500 a
cres, called Hoilis's MaFih, lying 10 the
county Of Welmos~land, adjoining the,
Stafford eaatc, and bordering on the Po-
tomac river.
One other tract containing
600 acres lying IL the county Of Fairfax,
at the mouth, OF Difficult run, on the welt
Gde thereof, and bonded BY tie Potomac
river at the Great Falls.
One other tract containing
1000 acres, together with moie,y Of
MlLL,.lyiag in Frederick county, where
the laid t1att is called and Known by the
name OF buffaoe Marif.
Thelc tracts viii be fold on the refpec.
tive premites The ut on the 2Sfh OF
September the I'd on the 9Th Of Ocio-
Der, and the Sd on the 9Th Of Ottobes
next.
The above traas will be laid off and
fold in G~aIler parcels, if she slepapsrs
can be obtained in time TO enaals tlic fab.
icriber TO hav: them divided.
tsignedj
R4aYod WaA;agtoa.
Augue ~ ds3'ho
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-26
mo. 844.
Valuable Property Tor Sale

IN psu5uaacs q q Decrse Of Alex-
aadyia eoansy corr, ia tie dlFria IF
Columbia at The In Juue term; end
tie iyf nil and sy4amsnt Of Le4Vis
Hiekiss. deeealea,
Will be fold at Public Auction,
to Tie higbyp 5idasr; FIR ready noasy,
on T5agaoy ihs mi dsy It SEPTEMBER
next, u fmr, j. sof f5s nlxt tfar day,
az fbe bosie Of Fro.eis oasiti. at dr
LHfle Fails, I'll Ike REAL ESTATE
offbeJaid Leqc:s Iipkns te Wit:
One undivided third part Of
zo7 acres Of LAND, in the Enid diiritf,
near the f.id Little Falls, ppoo which ais
Merchant Mills, with three parrot French
Burr Mill Stones, and every necea<ry ard
convenient machinery for manufacturing
-four to the bef advantage; alto a Brew
cry and Diaillery, Miller's Houfe,
Brewer and Diailler's Houfe, ard fardry
other improvements. This property will
be hewn 10 any pegfon who may incline
to purohzle it, by the faid Francis Daniel,
at any tine before the day Of la'e.
A tract Of LAND in Fairfax
county, about three mics ifoIa she lsId
Lit'le Fails, consa-sag 2c7 asres, upoa
which is dwelling bouie, 10 WHICH Aafs.
Sulan Wren lives, and iuadgy eybsr Inv
ptovements about two Thirds OF tfis land
are cleared, ana he remaindeF In weod !
IT is good farming land. N William
Waters, who lives near II, VIZ i6cm chs
lane &C any perion or perigns Wiso nay
inciin 10 paschafe il. az any siale gTrx
Gus TO the tale.
MIS-. Sufan Wten, who was te giior
Of the fad Lewis Hipkips, has a rsl3; d
dover in theyaiorelaid property.
0I The Sale will commence at tSss,4S
O'Clock.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-26
Augua 10.
Ten DolIars REGARD.

4 GU DOJttJ7J NSIDa9O.
RAN AWAY from she fubfcriber, en-
the 18th Of July, negro man named
M O SEES:
he is q tall honey man, about feet high,
not very feihy, has remarkable iSar
acsoB ,hs middle othis nole, His hair long
ard trait for that Of a Negro, though not
tied. He has been leyeral times ieen
tco'king abour Alexandra. Any pcflon
who will deliver me the faid Negro, or
iecure him and give me information there
fof, hall receive tie above reward.
AUG: ]. SMITH.
Fairfax County, :.
Arg. :. -
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-26
Salts By aadlOn-
SATURDAY,,

4, 10 o'tloek, qs;H Be iola AZ tbe Tfsda
Store, t5s fsrner Of .Kng aaa Cnis
f,sets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Unlikely in barrels,
Apple Brandy IN barrels,
Gin in calks,
Wine in pipes and quatter caas,
MoIai1es ia bids.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in cafks ard bags,
Raifins in kegs and boxes,
Qdecn's Ware, and
ALSO,
"A variety of DRY GOODS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-01
FRIDAY, November Is.

A message was received from the President of
the United States communicating the treaty with
the Kaskaskia Indians, as ratified by the Senate.
After some conversation on the modesof dis
posing of this communication, 1t was, on Ike
motion of MIR ]. Randolph, committed so'a CON-
mittee of the whole House on Monday; in order
10 give the House an opportunity to- exercise It's
constitutional right of deciding on the proprietY
of passing the necessary laws to carry this treaty
into effect.
Mr.. Newton called for the order of the day
on the bill TO repeal an act TO establish an uni
form system of bankruptcy throughous the Unit
ed Sra.es.
The House resolved itself into a committee of
the whole on the bill. Mr.. John c.. Saith in
the Chair.
MIR. Varnurn moved an amendment extending
the period ofrepeal TO the 1T of January, 1900,
instead of, from the passage of the act; and at
forwards varied the motion so aseto leave the Pc
riod of repeal blank.
This motion was supported by Messrs. R.
GriswoId. Early, and skinner and opposed by
Messrs. Smile, Newton, Rodney and Hastings.
Lost--ayes s.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-01
70 be continued. j
NETWORK, Nov. %.
- - So

Exfraa If lenerJr0m Gadiz, 6ated Ol7ohfr TO-.
Business IS here very dull and no freights, ia
consequence almost al the Danes and Swedes thar
are here arc loading salt for GalIicia. By the
last post we have accounts of the sickness being
at Malaga, from forty to fifty die every day in
consequence Of which the governor has stopr all
communications. American produce very dull
-four too a dollars, slaves nodemand, as no
Shipment Of wines are now made tor England;
beet 9 to 10; becswax 40; bales reals SoPs'
cent. under par"
Extraa,ofa letter from capt. Peter Clark of Newt
Haven, .toIais owners dated Trinidad OGto.
Der II, 1903.
'ts On my passage from Barbadoes here, tell IN
with a Ffen,h privstcer, Tobago South, one
leagce distance, (capt. Hopkins from New Haven
was il company with me- ordered us on board
the pfivateer with our papers, at 6p. stewed
them and shortly after returned them. They had
two boats along side of me and one on board OF
capt. H. The first thing saw was boat lead
of bread, ducks, fowls, sheep, hogs, &c. | tod
tie captain / hoped ne did not mean TO rob the
vessel, to which he answered no, but shortly alter
proved to the contrary; for they kept their boats
and nine plying back and Onward from 6 ?. No
and took whatever their eyes saw, or could taSe'
a young man on board told me she belonged 10
Point Pete, Guadalupe / could not learn inc
captains nor the vessels Hamc."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-01
TalnaS CYaUen,


Has iu received and is now opening at his tore IN
King-Street few doors above Mcfrs. Bcnnett
and Watts's, handfome afortment of
Fall and Winter Goods,
Conaaiug Of fuper6ne broad cloths, and cad.
meres, coating, forea cloth, ksriey, and half
thicks, nriped and rofe blankets, fnzes, Hannels
so;linert and fwanidowns, Rniiia meeting, ravens
duck, dowiss. creas ard tickienburgs, brown and
white platilias, Irilh linen, long lawn and lns
cotton fhirung, an elegant ailortment OF cambria
,,u3l;ns. white and coloured 6nc India null null
andfprigg do .faihionabe chintz and calicoes, fur
n;ture do. ladies extra long cottongloves, French
AND Enpl;lh silk pick nick, * lace do Ga faith.
hripe and fancy bordered cambria fhawls, white
ana coloured camel $ hair do patent fewng cotton
threads, laccs, bobbiu, &c. &c. The above goods
will be difpofed of on the ufual terms for cath.
Nov, IL.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-01

rsspr ahe dcpsrtrers h. " ;,jl,
an aosss, Or Whsrcn spgalii. - 'ie
expence lay be made, y.sss etfe a,,. - 90
cesslty s0calf pie a;'fn.ioH Of t!eaiaa.a,sre ~,
the objects within the sseee oil aI.5r d.. ss,
That il IS necessary Eol t,e uass,se TO a4o
whole OF their duties and. esss tttEsoa
a discharge Of them Fhepsssse mAs,n rs s,.,,,a :"
man called oar attention. tp ID Hesatetl.r s,s,re. -
expcnce, to particular ob5st9. I sayass6 aae -
solution iii order, and vvseS Tor it's referee
the COMMITTEES 0. ways gFSS ttesns, Ss ic r.. Al
laid on the table sfrng etsssosyt;oDs calm, ~
attention OF tie House ADD Of se c,7. ,,;tse. -
certain specific Objects Ct ezpense, sacpli have
had no objection to referring tysn 80 tl,at comm,
tee, unless While tie resolutions pu.or.es 20 s,s
city particular objects they embraced tile w5a,.
duties of the committee, The gentleman ss,a
he calls up,n the Hous", an! demand. An ins,an
famous adoption Or RI ctior Of Toe resoutiop..
I presume that wiea any gentleman lays resoIr.
lion upon the ttble, lis otlea is that il shall b.
disposed of in such manner as shall be conson.,s
with the rules of the House, or as the lious, m.v
think proper.
Mr.. Eppes rose to explain. He did not IN.
tend to prescribe the particular disposition which
the house should make OF the resolution. bar had
saidthat he woull nct consent TO ts postpope.
ment, OF that il s!loud lie on the table.
Mr.. !. Randolph. The gentleman pres.e, an
immediate rejection Or adoption Of the resolution.
TO prevent an immediate decision of resolution.
offered, presume the rules were established ii.
reetmg that they should lie on tie t4be, or ad-
hitting OF their pnstponenlent? and of tina rule
wish to avail myself on this occasion. lie, me
ask with what view inarua the committee gene.
rally as to tie Pc aformaace Of duty s!geady in.
Joined j wta Il view TO ceasuse, as the gentle.
man seemed to Intimate, Ies tie gentleman bling
forward fair & open resolution OF censure, S; not
aim to produce this feet in side way. To whss
purpose givctlie committee this instruction unlesq
the house think they have neglected tier duties
i will ask il there IS any thing in this stage Of
the session that will warrant such conclusion.
/ will ask if this instead Of being so early dsv
were the last ofrhe session whether it would pot
be the fair and honorable conclusion, that the
committee had adverted 70 the duties they had to
perform, and having made no report, had found
that there existed no necessity of reform, or
further accountability Of the departments. For
these reasons shall vote foe the postponement Of
the resolution to the first day,ot January next:
and shallforr, my opinion of every resolution that
shall come before this house, without II ference TO
the quarter from whence it shall proceed, accor-
Ding TO the degree Of judgement with which it
has pleased Heaven to invest me, and shall exer-
else the right CT expressing my sentiments freely,
and in a manner mott coagenial to my habit. ana
temper.
70 be continued. j
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fIaxseed i1ogsheGds.

THE susscriber has for sale, at his cooper's
shop, near Col. HoOe's Wharf, few haxseea
hopsheads, and -four barrels. S
CHARLES JAMESON.
N. B. Tuo or three 7ournsygsn COOP
\ srs oantsd. 8
NJ &c
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-01
1IE()RGE N. LYLES
Noyenber rs.

Respectfully informs his friends and the public
in general, thar BE has received general iupPly OF
Fall and Winter G0odS,
which he offers for fale at his aoren Fariax itreef,
on the moa reafonablc terms. Alto,
A quantity of Seine Twine.
Nov. 10. a4W
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-01

Being about 10 remove from tn rs
town into Maryland, near Broad Greek, reqasits
all ,sofe 20 whom am indebted to leave their
account, with r. I. Taylor, Etq. tor settlement
and tboec who arc indebted TO me will plesie pay
the amount 70 Mr.. Taylor, whole receipt VIII DC
efficient. r,N
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