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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-06
TO THE VOTERS OF R1cEMoNS.
fPRik 6tb. 1905.

TO THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND.
BEFORE you give your fuGrages
Tor the Commdh-F1all, You are reqvci'-
Ted to recolle6t the following fact.
Several years ago, shis city was 70
much IN debt, THAT no perfon would rem
der tcrvlce, or perform a lob of work,
u les he was allowed more than dou-
bic the value. The reaion was this
The CRY debts would be purchaied at
8, Q or los. in the pound, and if the
man wanted money, this was his prof
poet. The taxes were efficiently high,
II IS rrue, but the ipecularors and col
lectors had it in their power to anticipate
them, by procuring claims in this way
Atthe urie alluded to, fome of tholc
perions who arr now on the democratic
tickets were members Of che hall. A
new iyitem was introduced, and parri-
culariy by the late Mr.. Heron, by Which
the old debts were provided for, and
have llnce been paid, and the credit of
the city was reftared. This iyftem
was followed, until at length, chcre is i
contideraole fun OF money upon hand,
WITH "hlCh 1t Is contemplated TO erect a
work-houie
The citizens who with that ilf
and prosperous administration oftheir
revenues fhou)d be purified, when they
conllder the foregoing fact will be able
to form better judgment between the
.opPol1fe ildes, than they will do in rhcir
enucaVoufs to underf}and the meaning
Of the words " repnbhcenijba, fedsya5j1s,
&C." Let honcfy, indultry and pru-
cde2,cr DC 4Eac recon a,e7liaations, and
leave the great political queiions 60 be
tctried by thole vino are (eie6ted for that
purPofe. Lei every man vote for him
II Whole hands rhe money will be fnoG
fate And although he may NOT pro-
nor, The views Of party, he viii pro-
mote the lntcrcft Of rhe city. TRUTH.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-06

, =
re toilNW'ng eitav,s cxtraStett, az form.
ing az use!N. iei.on Tor 3 mult,ude of Oh?
iuticrioeFS, t@whSm IT may Be fuppoied that
the gazette IS LET'S iutinatcly known. ;, W.
have tlied che freedom G fulaking fome nieit
corrections, o. At ie;iit alterations in th,. az
and we have, without afking the authe-.S
leave, corrected an error of the f,,anu{Sr;.,.
or, OF the preiS, which reverted his mc5f,,,,.,.
we proteit altogether assinh the pe5ii
which Falkland ascrihes to the war. yyh,o,,,
ipeech OF Mar. RofS. We cannot belie.e NJ
the fenator would ever have made G,cl,
ipeech, urleis be had bcen certain ti,at i ,vas
to 9e ultiipately uniuccefsful What dif.
aaCuon 10 get into war upon any account
tfiort OF an abtolute inyaiion AS we bavs
formerly remarked, and as epcryruan ofcor,.
mon ienie muitiee without our help, itr,uA h.
Hothihg ieiS thari~------A WAR OF sD4w
ohe naif OF your commerce is at once def
froyed oy an cxciuhon from the ports Of the
irepuoiic, and her allies One half of the r-a
is Immediately dsitroRed by French privs-
tesrs. ne inpoit revenue goes TO yreck
weenty or ;htty miiliors are to be borrowed
'or .ae hrit campaign, and American pubic
ereali, looks like a lame hen in the midi oc
thunder form. The democrats dura ,ot
atsempt TO renew the internal taxes. Tbsx
would retort TO their fayorite ichetne of tan
ing the public funds. Foreigners would
tell cut at al,noil any price; and the financial
ruin OF America would be completed.
For thefe rcaions we cannot believe th,.
Mr.. Rois was ferrous in al thathe faid S,b-
Inliiios mutt be a better pill; but Gin. i i
better than defra6fion.
1t ieems Very odd that the Spanih inten-
dant at New-Or!eans was 70 lats ii CON
Icing that he acted without authority. Sven
yet he has offered no fatisfa6fion. The Sns-
Nth and French anbaAadors did not produce
their letters I'LL after the two millions Of dol
lars HAD been voted. There certainly nuG
have been lome peculiar kind of coolery in
this unaccogntaL'e arrangement Of events. II
the letters bad been psoduceda month iooner.
ass IN good manners they might have been.
the democrats would have been robbed Of All
pTetenoe iof this alarming anu unpreccdcnt-
ed vote OF 10 much money to biz bl0ce. r.
The letters deierve as great confidence, as has
been pretended, there is no uic for fcnd-
ing twenty hundred thoufand dollars 70
Europe, or indeed for Tending MIR. Nfoproe.
we have more than once explained The hran~e
Juggie about the Aiserine treaty, the Cre(cenr
frgate, and the tribute. This affair }oots
much yorie than that, and we iuspea that
Is oaslide is not Its tooyF fde.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-06


q The following piece is copied from the
VIRGINIA GAzErTE. We are never AFRAID
OF borrowing an efay, becaufe the loan rn;rht
lncreaie the importance or popularity Of
competitor Fhc interef of both factions
mas uttered Prodigiou1y by the rnifcrable
leaIouiy inbtiting among their reflective edi-
'ors' they would rather brint a tr;A;nc
matter, which had been ient originally -
thenhieiveS, than the mott valuable production
"n ii was TO &c copied from another.
ne Recorder takes this Occa!lon Of franz
!!ydeclaring that we have too much copfdeace
III ourielves to be afraid of compaIifon Win
any body,unlefs when our Old friend E,djtI,,J
alias' Ffaeral5f, thinks proper, as In ,h;s ~
itance' to detert US. At the iame fine w..
nave too much hnccrity 10 win r. 49,
any mans merit and.1 bu6ck The w.;
ma Gazette, had for good while oaG c6n
t4lheo great number OF uIeful and ,,r;,,;r,i
pfoahctions OF thele we had SEEN an, ;,,,,.
70 reprint nlany fer which we copl9 nnr "a
room tie Recorder always ezcc,tcI 'I fa.
THIS, you may be ipre, is both the w;t,i.q ~
tne Wiieit paper in the world, bur we a., go
with this /tngle exception the V;roinfs "a i.s@'
Eette IS one OF the belt Conducted rso,s,,.,1....
on the continent. From the ner;od IS -
elevation Of Mr. JeFerfon, IAN elevation ver -,
l'kc that OF crow perching on the to, Of po1,
pay piiiar,)tlli that aglbieieus day When NJ
DAVIS WIS turned out Of the pof ofice ~.
gazette coniidered as a ffdtral papsr. gs We
good for almof nothing. The exnnIGon
operated IKE ipnrj and the gazette in,ne-
oIateiy re-aiiumed all its former rnettl, RI
iic:qael f!lews that Mr. gcFerfon never ~ ~
Dmief poorer fsryice than h. ,..,c. !, =
reientment Of 81. AaguRia<. The syr;s aai
OF Nj. Wood, his new Scots aa;a.n, ~ va a.
hSe"ae been Of great ufe to the ogzrf ,'s'
4ilo % the country, by circulating an ifor,enfe
quaEtity Of valuable truth. We are che No.
[e1dy 20 FAY all this, becaule the Virc;n;s
>1"1ette has advanced much inyinc;bIe ev;.
dS"cc q T. the impfreo6iHty and isfqGbiGty
o. los Prcient administration; and becanf,
pS evidence may often be referred 70. in f,nl
por' Of aGsrr.ons ofour own, y - :" =" P
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-06
FROM THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE.
RELATING TO NFW-ORTF4Ns

HE relolutions of Mr.. Rofs of the fe6ate
to obtain redreis for the injury which m,
United States had received, and would nro-
badly receive, at New-Orieans, were for
Whole month the fubie6t of much not;ce of
much aPPiauie, and much di{content.
We are nowtold by the newspapers 4,at
the meaiures which were adopted q, rhgt
place by the lntendant OF New-Orlea5s. nro-
ceeded altogether from his own viii thar he
was neither directed 10 act III this wav Nv big
own court, nor is he fulfilled or counrenanced
by ire french government.
We have every reafon to believe. thai - =
very little time, that place and all its dcnenL
dencles will be in the hands of the Fteoch
and it ls of great importance 10 be told b2
their miniter, NJ. Pichon, that he nor only
condemns the conduct of the iritsndant of
New-Ofleans, but that it is the with Of tbe
flneh governments TO preferve rood nm
derttandlng with the United States. This 7
believe becauie it is Ieaionab!e. This hone
will be encouraged and countenanced bv eve
ty mao who is friend TO the peace. hammers
and property Of mankind.
There are great nanv neonIs N ,b;s
country, who with to plunge us INTO w.
with the French. Their incEna{;ons - IL
+ 'iS"i oPpOti(t anu COntTadIctO-
ry caules, all Of which, upon exan,irstioo
ought 70 be discountenanced.
here are lone who fear that The all-r.e-
ing eye and all-grafping hand of Bonaparfc
as foon as he poRefEcs New Orleans. roa'
induce him to dfurb US in our rights. ~
believe that war is inevitable, and thar i Z
wile to begin at once, This ditbclcve
here are others who with that this conc
try would go to war, from the mere von+Cn-
nets Of p'ifcbief and nofc, expecting, pe,bans
That II an army they could find emplovme+t
noWn.
there are others who with a war with
the fench, becauie they believe that If win
produce coalition between this country anJ
Great Britain. "i'o
here arc others who with war. thar II.
Preient rulers may become unpo6uI,r sn5
that thereby they may obtain their places '''
=. mere are Others who win war. for tie
diihoneit purpofe of obtaiaiae by force ' ~
e1tsniiye and rich country, 10 Which We have
re kind Of right or claim.
here are fome who carry their republics
MIN, as they cal it, to fucb an cxtravaa.a.
pitch, that theywifh to be at war win ea@ 80,
0ody and every thing which does not f1li dot,g
and "oTfhip the image which they have r,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-06
EXTRACT FROM
PAINE's THIRD LETTER

: TX
lat one period Of Iaf fi,mner, it was iup-
poiad TO be tt.e height Of inioIcnce 10 fay ti1at
MI jetferion did not ike Tie lafe generaI
"Gh5fHgton, MIR. Jeffcrton's own official
printer, Mus Smith, has publiihed the letter,
OF which the following is an extract. Mr..
f@tne was invited TO come from France for
thlS Yery Purpoie of attacking Adams, Wa(h-
in!gton7 the federal party, the chriitian reli-
g'on, and all together. Nobody Can douhr Of
*. he writer OF the following piece has dine3
with the preildcnt tirec or four dimes : week
aud the chance IS that Mr.. leFerion reads his
proof iheers. "
here never vas fuch anorhe- game at crofs
Purpoies, or tnch another let Of ridiculous
and unFortunare blockheads, IS iome of The
Ffeient s6ffeyjn! defenders Of Thomas IeFer-
ion. Calender was termed all the fcounirels
4naeiHable, for laying that JeFcrfon had pa
'rorlzed the fr9ibs6I. Duane was ore If
iaoie who iaid 70. We haze fnce printed
letter i'll Duane's own hand wiring; exprrrs-
ny his own utnoit appreciation Of the Pref
Pect. ~ manuscript was given to MIR. Da-
VS. Tor pu6lic INFECTION. Al thi. proves
"fal tort OF a fellow Duane muf BE- II
proves that he is one Of toe 2reateR fory tel
tera uron earth, a mere fcavcnger to his n7rrC.
AGa'n, The National A1gis pledged irieIf. IN
s0e ''ttefei5 title, f9 rsHonnce 3sFSr(5n fg,-
err, IL could be proved that h. lad aiy en-
C9aliende' one cen: towards fbe Prsj5xa. IN
what way this no been provad IT is nsedlsfs
80 lay. We fhould be glad to hear what this
d1g's mas 70 tell Us IN dcfhcc Of tba follow
ing extract, and whether be is rot r.ady ~
make ? iceond rcnouncjation Of the prehdcnt.
10, ietr. Coleman, 90 bore This lIais mani
He is 900 TAR of Richmond, for US 70 Give
eurieives much trouble about him
Dung he Whole ofmy inpnf1nu5cnt,
prior 20 tlFc Jail of Robctor.rrc, there
was no tims When could rhink nv life
worth twenty four hours, md my mind
was made Up TO meet its fdoe. The
Americans in Paris ~enr in body 70
the convention 70 reclaim me, bur
without iuccels, There wa no partv
among chem TelPe6ting me. MY only
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-06
RICHMOND.
" Ut ~ OAND.
---f~--- ~~ss>TEss-- r~-x~---------
C5ariofi;ipiHs. AsreA <.,b. 1908.
SIR


IN aniwer to your requeif 10
furniih you with tie entire biftoryof the very
extraordinary Z" Laughorne" correfpondenc,
with the lase illuttrious general Warrington;
have only TO obierve, here, that expect, in
few DAYS, to be in Richmond, when / will
endeavour to inform you, more fully, of the
cauie of this kind OF anfwer, in preference 70
compliance at this time, with that requen.
For the prefent, permit me TO obferve, that
you have taid truly, and done me but common
juttice, in the ihort relation you have aiyen
OF that tranfaetionss wherein YOU mention, NV
withholding publication Off folona. from
reluctance to engaging in fuch perional
charges T" That myfelf and others Of INV no
lticAi opinions have been treatsd othefw;f.
sas you alto juGly obiervcl has, and ever
Will, truit, have any influence in INDUCING
me TO follow an improper example; in exc
pohns things merely perfonal, for MI
yate revengei however favoured and iuit;fed.
by the public difclofure of the party himfeif
IN the meeting mentioned by you, TO ,rrst;fv
fich an inclination 70 its full extent. But
when things of perfonab and, in fome nea-
lure, OF private nature, are intir,1te1v con-
neetcd with our public concerns. TOO ore,.
forbearance (which cannot be extended in
things merely perional, but exhibits an ,o,i.-
Dieheis, and even noblenefS of difDoftionT
becomes, indeed, as you have very DronerJv
iuggeited, crime. Under thefe cnn}idera,
tons, conieis, that whenI was in Richmond
III November iait, about the time OF the ,,,b-
lIcation of the illiberal, and, | am conf ien+
very untrue charge agairf Mr. Rrtlcd9c. of >
forged. correspondence with the preG3ent.
dld not kefitate to communicate, freely. fon,~
OF tie outlines of this extraordinary & an,,-
horne" correipondence With general WI
'ngton, 70 few gentlemen, with whom baya
the honor of an intimacy, OH eheir reouei} ~.
be informed on that fabjea. From lone If
the communications, l apprehend, indeed
know, you have received part of that avrr,or-
binary itory other parts you have received
from ether iources, as there is confederate in
aceuraeyin the relation of fone oftb m;pn,e
circumstances, though, in lubfance. the wboIe
story you have given is true, and, viii sdI
IN iomc parts, more favorabic TO the n,rr;ss
concerned, and fuppofed to be concerned. than
full diiciofure will exhibit. Thar 7 G,ajl
not" finch from" fuci dfclofure, when de-
hred by the parties inteFeaed (if not before,
you and the public may with confidence RELY
on, as the aiiurance now, Of Sir.
Your mott obedicnt
Humble Servant
JOHN NICHOLAS,
mr. JANIS 4. Caiksnfer, R;ebmo1I.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-06

lopc then re(ted on the government Of
America, that it would reesasbsf a.s Bur
che icy heart OF ingratitude, ia whatever
man 1t be placed, has neither feeE;yg nor
ienie ofhonor. The letter of Mr. JEFF
ferion has fcrvcd TO wipe away the re-
proach, and done juaicc TO the MATS OF
the people of America.
When a party was forming, IN the
iattercnd Of ieventy -ieven and Beginning
of ieventy-eight, of which John Adams
was one, to remove Mr.. Warrington
from the command of the army, on the
complaint that be did notbmg, wrote
the fifth number of the Criiis, and pub
ilihcd it at LancaGct (Congreis being
then At Yorktown in Penniylyania) to
ward of that meditated blow: for
though ] we'll knew chat the black times
OF twenty-five were the natural conle-
quence ofhis want of military Judgment
in the choice Of petitions Into which the
army was put about New York and
.jerfey, | could fee no poiiible advan-
cage, and nothing but mitchell thar
could ariie by diftra6ting the army into
parties, which would have been the cafe,
had rhe intended motion gone on.
General Lee, who, with iarcaftie
genius, Joined great fund Of military
knowledge, was perfectly right when he
iaid, ne haze 10 byfusE on Dgads, and IN
tie beffOm Of 6cgs, eubere The enemy, BY TIE
atd Of us b9ips, can bring its s0b9ls tfs,se
agoigf PERI IF onr5 and J5n II up. This
bad like to have been the cafe at New
IorlI, and was the cafe at fort w albing-
con, and would have been che cafe at fort
Lee, it General Greene had not moved
initantIy off on che firlt news Of the
cnemy's approach. / was With Greene
through the whole of that affair, and
know it perfectly.
But though came forward in defence
ct Mr. W Wilmington; when ne was attack
ed, and made the beft tia, could be made
Of ferries Of plumbers that had nearly
ruined the country, he left me to PERTH
when was III pfiion. Bur, as told him
of 1t IN his life time, ] laould not now
brin8ia up, if the Ignorant ignpertinence
OF Tome OF the federal papers, who are
putting Mr.. Washington forward as their
talking hoTie, did nor make it necefary.
I hat gentleman did not perform his
part in the revolution better, moi with
more honor, than | did mine, and the
enc parr vas then as necefary as the
other. He accepted as a preient
(though h- was already rich) hundred
thouiand acres Of land in America, and
LETT ne TO occupy fix foot of earth in
France. | with for his own reputation,
he had acted with more iutice. But it
was always known or MIR. Warrington,
by Ehotc who bef knew him, that he was
OF iuca an icy and death like contribution,
rhat ne neither loved his friends nor
hated his enemies. But, be this as it may,
lee no reaion thar a difference between
Mr.. Warrington and me lhould be made
theme Of diicord with other people.
There are thole who may fee merit in
both, without making rhemlrlvcs parri
zans OF either, and with this reflection
=
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fltoa.d have Aept. WHY islight eiyaa 70
man w.ioe. wav is hedSed in With Prue and
vain CORY My fgmng coIie'h befqrel eat,
and M roasings are poared out me the wa
ters; for the thing which greatly feared IS
come apon n,e, and that which WAS afraid OF
Is come unto me.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-24
ALUABLE LANDS
FOR SALE.

By uirtue ofG Deed Of 7rgf exc
eentea By Henry Lee 10 tbs Julleribsv,
fer Jeearag debt die t,om Jaa Henry
Lee, to M. Lud1yeN Lee, deteajed,
The foll0aumg traits ef Land sviA be
Sold at public Au6fion,
for veady Nancy, al the timss aud places
beyeaJie, meuti9ued, thar IS to /ay:
One tract containing $500 a.
cres, called HolIis's MaIfh, lying in the
county of Weitmoreland, adjoining the
Stafford efate, and bordering on the Po-
tomac river.
One other tract containing
500 acres lying il the county of Fairfax,
at,he mouth o. Difficult run, on the welt
hde thereof, and bounded by the Potomac
river at the G,eas Falls.
One other tract containing
1000 acres, together with a moiety of
MILL, lying in Frederick county, where
the iaid tract is called and known by the
name of Bufaloe Marlh.
Thefc tracts will be fold on the refpec-
tive premifes: The TT on the 18Th OF
September ; the I'd on the 9th of Oeto-
Der, and the Sd en- the 18th Of Caober
next.
The above tracts will be laid off and
fold in fmaller parcels, if the title papers
can be obtained in time to enable the fub
fcriber to have them divided.
tSigned)
Baiarod WaAlagion.
Augua 10 dI5tho
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Valuable Property for Sale.
AuguA II.

IN parjalanee q a Decree Of Alsx-.
andr'a eouuty carr, in TIE dJgriH Of
Columbia at sbe Aga June term; and
the k3f aoiH and feFameut Of Leq0is
Hibkns, deceafSd,
Will be fold at Public Auction,
to t6e dig5sf 6idaer, for reaey mo9sy,
ouTbuyaay tbe 2ad day d September
asw, i fair, # uot The next far day,
at The boa/s Of Frances D1viel, al. tie
Latte Falls, al The REAL ESTATE
of.btJam LsGyis Hfpkius, to wit:
One undivided third part Of
2o7 acres of LAND, in the iaid ditrift,
near the faid Little Falls, upon which ale
Merchant Mills, with three pair OF French
Burr Mill Stones, and every neceaary and
convenient machinery fer manufacturing
-four to the beR advantage; alto Brew
cry srd Difilery, Millcr's foufe, a
B'eweg and DiRiller's Houfe, and iundry'
other improvements. This property will
BE- lhewn 10 any psyfon who may incline
to pureh4fc it, by the fad Francis Daniel,
at any time before The day of iale.
A tract Of LAND in Fairfax
county, about ,hree miles from the iaid
Li,tle Fails, containing zo7 acres, upon
which is dwelling homie, in which Mrs.
Suian Wien lives, and fundry other i'm
pfovenlents; about two thirds Of this land
are cleared, and he REMAINDER in wood );
it is good flaming land. Mr.. William,
Waters, who lives near it, will fhew this
land TO any perfon or perions who may
incline to purchsie 1t, at any time previ-
Gus TO the iale.
Mrs. Suian Wren, who was the widow
ofthe faid Lewis Hipkins, has right of
dover in the aiorefaid property.
Or The Sale will commence at twelve
o'clock.
Phil. R. Fendall,
Robert Young, SExtors.
Vim. Waters,
Auepit IS. 4
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louDIlr 1ignoua.
On FRIDAY,

/ ro,'elseS, ugll BE isld at the Vsndae
Store,
Rum in hosiheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whikey and Apple Brandy in bls.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in tisrces and bags,
Chocolate
White ana brown Soap IN boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Raiins in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Quecns Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
Ais o,
1 variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among with are,
Cloths, Coat.ngs,
Kerieymeres, Dufils,
plaius and Kcrleys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elaficks, blue Friezes,
Calimancoes and Ruilels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicocs,
1rih Linens, Silelia do.
-Oinaburgs and Tickleuburgs,
Mullins aud Muffin Hand'fs,
Iadia Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchiels,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
Auguh 20.
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RlckettS, Newton and Co.
Have ree<sUed and f0r Sale,
A few bales German Linens,
2 trunks calicoes and chintzes,
do. hoGery,
10 boxes wool and cotton cards,
s trehes threads,
80 boxes d;pp'd and mould candles,
10 hhds. molaiies,
4 do. Jamaica fpirhs,
s do. fugars,
60 barrels prime pork,
SO do. behring's,
40 do. ihad,
80 kegs James river tobacco.
loo tons plaiiers
o. 1hy are giving Cah, for
zOaeat, -four, corn, rye, beans
and tobacco.
Acpuff 4. 4
7
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MAHOGANY.

The fubfcriber has for fale about 5000
feet Mahogany Of hyperion qualify, from
one inch to any fize.
Benjamin Adams.
AugnA II. eos,I
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-24
sale0 Dp aualou.
!. SATURDAY,

1t ID o'eloek, zrilI be iSid at The gss'
Stsa., ere t0rasr Of King and IN
fserss.
Rum III hhds. ana barrels,
Whsikey in barrels,
Apple Bsesdy III barrels,
Gin in csG1s,
Vine in'piipes ard quatter cafk',
Moiaiics IN hhds.
Sugar irshhds. and barrels,
White and bsown Soap IN boxes,
Coffee 10 caiks AND bags,
Rsitiss in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-24

Printing an all its var1ssy exc
utsd at thss office.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-19
MASON'S HALL LOTTERY.

THE LegiGs,ure OF the State OF Rhode
4 Hand, &c. a, their ise !eilions, having
granted per,ui iion to the Matter, W4Sdens. and
BIe,hren OF ST. Johns Lodge, No. !, in New
port. TO raife by Lo,tesy the fun Of gurO Ibaz-
Iaud Five Hnnd,ed Daila,,. 10 diicharse the
debt due 90 Msfon's Hall /; and having appoint-
Cd the fubicribers Managers lwho have given
bonds to the General 'greaiu.er) they prefent
the following Scheme :ior The patronage OF the
Pabc.
S C H E NJ e.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-19
Rbade.Mand DiHrill. G.

NOTICES hsleoy sivsn to the Creditors of
IN EDWARD DEXTER, of Providence, IN the
Rhode lland Difria, Trader. againt whom
com iiiion OF Bankruptcy has been iiTued and
proved on. TO appear at the Colder Ball Inn.
kept by Alpheus Ammidon in Providence, 90
the fourth day of April next. a, ten o'clock in
the fofenoon, and fhcw cauls (f any they hsve)
why the certificate of his difcharge fhould not be
allowed. DAVID LEONARD BARNES,
Judge IF tbr Dyari5 Cont for
R6oAe- liant DpyiR.
Providence, March s, so5. ,a8
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-19
Ru.l-dee ha, lef, Wah;ov,on c;ry--on !

Ru:l.dge has left Wsfhiogtcn ciry--on his
way, God knows where, to 6od place of reft.
Col. Tom. Claiborne OF Virginia sew days
fncc. fell in ~ith Ra,ledge az Airxsnd,ia. who
attempted TO rally the old vmginian on his To-
quscity--Cisiborue driIy sRed him to LEI him
have one sffbsf daily 'gGu. which he fpored
with At Newport. AA,sra.