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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-30
R. and 7. GRAY,
Ricketts,, Newton and &C

Ricketts,, Newton and Co.
Haze fer SAX,
SO boxes Segars,
z bales Mullins,
s pipes old MADEIRA Wine,
treis's Threads,
100 pieces Bandanoes,
10 bales Cotton,
/ trunk low pric'd Callicoes,
2 butts French Brandy,
so boxes Soap ard Candles,
boxes Wool and Cotton Cards,
SO kegs Tobacco James riverI
20 bis. Beet and Pork,
10 hhds. Sugar,
10 tons Swediih Iron,
20 boxes Chocolate,
100 resms Wrapping Paper,
100 do. Writing do.
French and Nova Scotia Platter,
Lifbon and Turks Inand Salt.
A large quantity of Bran to be fold We
very cheap, if taken away foon.
aE They are giving Cath for
Wheat, Flour, Corn, Rye and Tobacco,
April 2. d
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aales bp audi0n.
On SATURDAY..

On SATURDAY,
At 10 s'elock, sriH be Jsl4 at tie Yeudu.
Stare, the Garner Of King and Uuisa
frtets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whikey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in calks,
Wine in pipes and quatter caks,
Molanes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in calks and bags,
Raiilns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Irifh Linens,
Caaimeres, Calicoes,
Aefieys, Threads,
s.oallog', Chintzes,
ihalithicks, Bedticks,
sssarnaaght, Oznaburgs,
. Blankets, Sewing Silks,
flames, I Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cottons, Handkerchiefs,
Worried and other India Cottons, &c
Stockings, &c.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-30

ROBERT B. JAMESON
OFFERS FOR SALE,
90 hhds. lit quality Mufco-
vado Sugar,
X do. I'd do. do.
10 DO. sd Go. do.
Loaf and Lump do.
10000 Id. bef Green Coffee,
80 or. chefs frefh Teas, aAorted
from Bo1ea TO Imperial,
4,h proof Irith Whitley,
Jamaica, Antigua and N. E. Rum,
CoD;ac and Barcelona Brandy,
Holland Geneva,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar,
Claret N cafes OF to 8 doz.
50 boxes Albany Chocolate, Il and
I'd quality,
Mould and dip; Candles,
White and brown Soap,
200 resms Of Wrapping PAier Of de-
terent fizes,
Patent Shot aiorted, from BIB to
No. 10,
Madeira,
Sherry,
Port,
Libon, ,17r>.rc
Catalonia, ~
Frontinac,
TeneTiffe,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-30

Peppers, black and Cayenne, pimento,
cloves nutmegs, cafia, cinnamon and
mace, Durham mufard, pearl ard Scotch
barley, pickles adorted in boxes, madden,
alum, copperas, indigo and brimaone !;
olive Gil ia bottles and fafks, Godfred's
warranted fegars, beff chewing tobacco,
Leeper and tiamilton's fluff, race and
ground ginger, aarch, fig blue, pipes in
kegs and boxes, rice, prunes, glauber
fats, red and pale bark, deInijohns aGort-
ed, &c. &c.
April II. dim
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eiientially iersed and filed the treaforv
In April he came into Office; in the De-
cembef following his buffers fate the tres-
Jury TO have had an incrcale, by his linsn-s
'ial exertions, of one mjlicu oue Laudred
and ffly far sboglasd ,fx buaarsa md
/tvfnty tbrse dollars. Probably they
mean the public fhould believe by this
tha, be had procured TO lie adopted, CARR.
ed inso execution, and reaped The fruits of
a new plan of finance. bcnsiiitipg the aa,i-
on &c thar amount.
Readers have you ever read the Ara
hian Knights Entertainment, /; book Of
profehsd miracles and ialiehoodss IF
yoa have not, pray do read ii that you
may have the iatisfaeiion of knowing
how much that far famed work of the eaR
is furpaged in one fort Of invention by
our democratic agents of the wet. Turn
TO the wonderful tory of AladdIu! read
that and then lay your hand upon your
bofom and fay, can the wonderful lamp
of Aladdin be thought very much TO fur
pats the wonder working heads Of our e.
nanciers, if this ailertion of theirs were
true. In our minds the inpofor Msho-
met's itory that he went from Mecca 10
Jerufalem, from Jetufalem up to the fe.
venfsl Heaven, where he held an interview
of fsve,al gears with God, andthen return
ed again to Mecca, all IN The pace efoue
mgbf, is little lefs worthy Of credit.
Bus letus ak thofe grave tale writers Of
the wef, whar theie miraculous mean.
were, by which they pretend their trea-
fury friend performed this extraordinary
Eefyice? Have he and his wcftcrn aaoci-
ates been ieized with fit of contri,ion
for their wtiley freaks, and in penance
paid the FUN Rated, or even large part
oft into the treafury, as an expiation Of
their fins againa the fate, and as a REIN
hurfement, 70 far, Of the expences Of fup.
preifing their inlurrct}ion Or has it, up
on the fame principle Of guils awed by
conference into remorls, been rufendcd to
the ,reaiury by thoie democratic detalca-
tofs qvb0 quers expelled from e155ee xtoa
prsofof dsii0qasat pecslat;on--not falfely
ccufed and heaped with calumnies, which
were afterwards controvertsd, as has been
the cafe Of federal officers, bur, aas0Hy
expelled upon incontroyertible, canning
proofs of delinquency, peculation, and
official guilt and default, proofs from
which even the hardened heart and bra
zened front of Gallo democracy ihiunk
appalled, Rulking from the light, and
like feared fifth hiding its head no, abalh
ed with iha,ne, bu. afonihed with fear.
We rather think they will not fay tina,
the treainry drew this mighty fun or any
part Of it from thefe relcources. Then
from what did il come, but from the re,
iources created by the wifdom and fnan.
cial Kill of the federal governments, which
were of courfe more productive in isven
months of Sol, than they could have
been in teven months of 1900. Oh won-
.erful wonderful As Shakepeares Eays,
iuch deal of wonder is broken out that
ballad makers cannot be able to express il. -
(Cbarlsau Coa,ier.I1
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
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IaW2m
THE defendant, Samuel Da-

The defendant, Samuel Da-
Wis, nor having entered hi. appearance and givex
iecurlty according to the act Of afe.nbly and the
rules OF tits COURT, and it appe1ripg 20 the fatis-
faction OF the courr Upon affidavit, that rhe faid
Samuel Davi; is not an inhabitant of this DIT.
t.ict, on motion of the fad complainants, by
their connect, it is ordered, that the Aid defeu-
dant Samuel Davis, 90 appear here On the firfs
day of juno court, next, and enter his appearances
to TIE iuit, and give ieeurity for performing the
decree OF the court, and that the other deem
dant, Robert 3. JsmeGon, do NOT pay away, con-
vey or lecfete the debts by him owing to, or the
efatc or effects in his hands belonging to ths
laid abfent defendant Samuel Davis. sniil the
further order or decree Of this court and thar
copy Of this order be forthwith pubIifhed for two
mouths fucceiilgely in one OF the pubic pewipa-
pcrs pubhihed in this county, and tlar anothef
copy be poifed atthe front door of the courrs
aoufe of the faid county.
a Copy--Tea,
8. DREEALH;
yawan .c.erks,
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Defs.
THIS fuitis fet for decree on


THIS fuitis fet for decree on
bill and anfwer as to the defendant Addition, and
the faid defendant Wheaton not having entered
his appearance and given fecurity according to
the rules of this court, and it appearing to the
iatisfaction Of the court that he is nor an inha-
bitant this Diaria, on the motion of the plain
tiff by his council; it is ordered that the faid de-
fendaut, Wheaton, do appear here on the 6rft
day of June term, next, and anfwer the plaintiffs
bill and that copy of this order be forthwith
Inherited in one of the public newspapers pub
lined in this county for two months fuccefiively
and pailed at the front door Of the court houfc
of the fsid county.
ACopy-Tee,
g. DENEALE,
1aEsM G'eEH
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ARRIVED,
SIP Wilziam q john, Wo0db0sle, Loadon
Brig Tqvo P0lits, M'Laatblsn, Liveypsol
Uai2a, M'Cobb, Lj6ou
Regulator, Redmond, Barbados
Sebr. Sally, Dads, Cape Fyancois
Rachel, Sttvens, Toytola
Sparropv, Colemas, 7ama'ea
Eleanor, Barry, Trinidad
Advexeu,e, Priteben, Ne4u. Yo,k
Slap Far Re/amsna, Pins P,oviaexee
Sally, Worner, do.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-09

eaodiag. poGsiioa OF the place at the tine Of
the Portfmooth's falling.
The ciicumfanccs we're ,hefe The com.
msnder OF the Bniiih forces had propoled ,hsi
the Dutch Govern fhould take pofcfIion Of
the forts and works on the 10th December.
A., however, the FRA day of the New Year
was at hand. the latter preferred poapcniog i, to
THAT day, expecting probably. that the .eitivi,y
government among the people. In the mesn
time the Britiih troops TO the number of 1000
had a embarked, except one company leiI on
fhoIe az . rear guard and TO take care OF the
works ill the Dutch, ~ho were then sndiog TO
the number OF zsso. ihoald march into them.
As tate would have it. however, on the nigh,
OF the 3IA December, a vend arrived wi,h dif
patches from England. enjoinisg il upon Geae-
raj Dundss, if he had not furreadercd the place
to the Dutch, TO retain pc1eiIion Of il. A
great buite immediately took place in the feet.
and early on the morning Of the III January,
fhe day when the Dutch troops were 10 have
ente,ed the works. the Bnifh forces were feen
debarking with all the expediIion in their power,
and matching with fixed bay oneo back again 10
the iortifcsuons, Of which they took poiIe don.
and kept out the Dutch. This nanoeuyre oc-
cshoned, Il may be fuppcfcd. no imsIl confer
nation TO the Datch Governor. Whsle impfu-
dent piocrsifinstirn may he aiiecded With the
anal lofs Of The colony 20 his county.
The Ripol.rions which took place in con-
fcquence, between Genera Dgndas and G over-
nor Dekker, we fhsil pn bhfh TO morow.
How far thi, occurrence may have connse.
ZION with the recent d'clsIstion OF war by Al
-eiers sgsinf France, aud be she p,ec-'lor OF a
renewal 81 hoailiiies in EuTope, is left to the
fpeeaation Of our rcaicrs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-09
WASHING TON, March IL.

Exra3 Of a iraeY for WiiLaw KbIpat,itk.
Ejqss. CogjaI al Malaga. dated fasssy,
IS, 1903.
'' IL m aofolu,tly n-eeAary for all veiIeis
from the Uni,ed States. II the o~ne,s or cap
tains with TO avoid a ruirou' detention in this
port. 10 bring a cenihcs,e from the Spaniih
Confcl. reGding IN the diftritt they proceed
iron. that no contagious diiorder prevails.
I" Our board OF health noe feiulc to admit
A-erican veiIsis from Gibraltar even with clean
bills OF health. The ihiP En'rrprife and brig
Lydia. both with cargocs from NsS. York, at.
ter remaining fone day. at Gibraltar TO enquire
the fate Of markets, having arrived here on the
ssd infant, were rcfufed admi,tsnc-. under
the idea thar they proceeded originally from
America, and under the uncertainty whetne,
they were pr,viaed. or not, with the Spanifh
Conful's certificate ftom New York.
y. &c find by another ROYAL order Of the
3,R OF December. that the Spanifh Conisl',
certificate Of the procedure or origin of goods,
imported here in American vslels, 10 not 10 be
exactly 70 far as rsla.es to tho United Slstcs till
the expiration Of four months from its date"
The above extracts contain ample conhr-
nation. il req iired. Of our declaration that the
recent rumors Of the prohibition OF oor vefels TO
su,er Spaniih ports originated altcsether 10
guarantee regulations. The feverity OF thcfe
is certainly very much to be regretted. while
their policy is extremely quenioaable they
however iodicate no hottie difpoGtioa 10 she
United Srases. but apparently arif, from m ex-
usvaganr apprehension Of danger and . corre-
fpondeni iolicitude TO lecure. thsmfelves.. We
repeat. what We have before obtervcd. that our
government is treated by Spain with great and
increasing sefpett. ~ isfsl.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-09
Federal in(olence & depravity.
From lbe Fygstf,yt (K.r. J fe.la5,nu.

A co'rcfpondent has. in our h,ti page no.
ticed publication which appeared ian week in
the Gusfdisn OF Freedom. a more iohanms
tory and i'll timed eTay we have feidom iecn--
and we asc happy 10 ado, the reception il met
with was coynGsenlurate with IT'S meri,s. One
general burit OF indignation againa Ihe author
and the principles he ssosed, was heard frcn
every mouth. ! he general fcope OF the piece
vent 10 recommend so ,he inhabitants Tehdihg on
,he ~eRern wssers, 90 immedisre ieceliion from
the Uaion. Ii rcpfeiehtod ous esaeru bIeshrsn
as our bit,eca enemies--j j.a!ons Of oar rihrg
imoor'ance--snd ftudions 20 deceive Us, hile
they m pncppiized he whole of our commerce.
France was called our iriend--snd fhouid We
raife the fandsrd Of revolt. 20 her We were
directed to apply for sGisspce.
Ssatimsnis more sbnosfeDt TO the feelings
Of the people OF Kentucky. could not have been
penned. They ace warmly attached TO the
union. and In genetal highly approve Of the
principles y hich peryads the preiest acninifisa-
tion of its govefumsnt.
We urderasod tha, the attorney general, on
Saturday isf officially demanded & ob,aiued the
nane OF the author. for the pOrpoie OF inai,utins
a proiecu,icn IN behalf of the com uonyeslth
He 10 faij 60 DC MIR. FIalcis Fiousnoy, Of
Pendieton eosniy.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-09
As"6s, Felt,si lie denHel.
From fb< BALriMoxs AMERICAN.
MVu. PFcHts & FgAfLEr,

CsstLshEH,
Obieryios puolicstion in the Ami DE- no
crat, taken iron the - Kentucky GuaIdiaa os
Freedom, which nav be conitTued 10 the diff
advantage of Col. Lyon. and iupyofng his
friends. as weii az the friends OF traIh would
DC grsihcd by aateme ~ OF the fstt a. req ,I,-
led. and believed IN Louifsiile, off e tns iol-
loving for publication il you ladZe proper.
The boat of Col Lyon bring about TO de-
|icend the Ohio TO the mouth OF Green River.
Mary M'Dousle applied for paifige dom to
her friends IN that country, which being giant
led. h= defended win Col. Lyon, family. aod
this occsloned the sdvertiiment OF Iohn Ne
Doogle, who might with ruth he t.id TO have
eloped from the bed ard board Of has W tic forne
fifteen months Gnce.
1hoic Perfoas whole lynx.eyed morality
perceivcs improper motives in sais aetion, sra
certainly ia the habit of looki0g q, whas DR..
Franklin calls mans crooked leg, and 10 faca
! would recommend the old pfecep, I" Judge OF
rhe motives OF Others as you would win ,hem ro
judge OF your o~n;" sIittie attention to rhis
will hx the habit OF looking a, the handlon.e les
am onscquainted with the peripa ADD
private chsfsster Ut Col. Lyon, and have 40
other motive in writing this than that ut doing
Jut'ce - man. TO IL juIe whom an ACT, ouly
charitable aud hua,ane. is reprefented as ba!e
and vlllainous. Yopu. &c.
DAVID TRIMBLG.
Fell'' Point. Monday morn. I
log, Mach 1s, 1909.
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LONDON. Feb. az.

HIGH TREdSON.-Oa the 9Th inf. the
trial of Col. Ed d~ard Marcus Defpard. Johu
Wood. Thomas Bfopghton. John Francis. Tho
mls Newman. Daniel Tyndal, l. Sedg wick
Wfatiao, William Lander, Arthur Graham,
John Macnamara, and three Others. came on be-
tore fpecial conmilioo on charges Of inten-
ton TO compaf, the death Of the K,ng-to re-
ttain and impdfon his perfon and to dethrone
him from ih: iile & ,itle of she Inpcrial crown
Of the seslm.-Tbey all plead not gully and
their trials took up the tine unit! w .dneidsy.
--'rhc counts were all proved, the jury bro't
in a serdia If gMiy Of high ,reafoo ssaina all
the above named. The jury recommended
Col. Defpard to mercy. on scoount OF the high
,eiimonials offered of his character and conduct.
Lord Ell.nboroogh then proceeded to addres
fra Mr.. D:fpard, and afterwards the other prif
onen, in mof folenn, awful and impreaive
manner. on the enormity Of their of.nce, an
pronounced the dreadful fentence OF the law a.
gaintt traitors. viz. hanging. dyem6owsing. be-
bsSh@g and gva,teri.g. Yeaeiday Col. D;L
paid. with dx Of his aGoc'ates, were execuied
at the top of the gaol. in Horlemoneer- lane,
for high treafon.---Befors the execution. tina,
part of the itn,ence for dilemboweling and
qasrtetiog was mi,iga'ed.
Yeitcrdsy an addrefs pafsd the Housc Of
Conmon, congratularing hi, Majeiy on hi,
ptovideniial efcapc from the conipiracy which
had lately been detected againa his perfon and
government.
Letters from Malta fav. that the French
have Acct in MarmoiGs Bay in order to 'ake
poGraicn OF Alexandria, lRgypt) as fooa as y
fhall be evacuated by our garrifoa. We do aaf
entertain the fmalIsit idea that this event wiH
take place in the pretent 6tustior of Eo'ope.
\ report is Aili prevalent, that Sardinia Is
TO be ceded TO Great -BIi,aic. Twelve hun-
dred meo are aboot to fail Immediately from
Dunkirk for ST. D,niDgn; dx hundred have
already failed from HavIe for the fame detiuA-
tipn.
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Lateft Foreign Articles.
PARIS, Februafy &.

In conleqasnce Of the intelligence of th'
death of Gen. Leclerc, and fuccoun Of which
the army asnds in need, the miniaer Of war ha.
called for volunteers in the different corps.
Near 90. 900 veterans have infcribed themfelves.
The Fira CoDful ordered the rpipifter Of
war. 20 tea,fy his iatisfaetion. TO thoie brave
men. TO announce TO them thar Is 900 men be :.
ing about to take their departure. new fuccoprs
are not at prsfent neceGary, aod to inform them,
that he fees with the grcsteft Ltisfaetian, that
love of glory and danger which. maqj(kas the
energy Of Frenchmen, ard whichs fure guar.
antee Of the Profperity Of the GleM People.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-09
AN ACT

AN All
10 provide On aidiiicaal ssmsment fos lhs pro-
settion Of the lszmcn and commerce Of the
United States.
BE IL s~~Asi BY bs SmaH and Hesf q
Rebre/s~,aiiun of ibs Usnsd Starr Of Ameyits.
in CosgrsE eDSmblei, That the Prefdens Of The
United States be, and he hereby 10 authorized
and empowered 70 csuls 10 be built. or 10 be
purchsled &c the exigsncies Of she fervice Asll
require it) tour vedels Of war. 10 carry aot tx
cecdioe hxteen gum each, to he armed. manned
ssd fried out tor the protection OF tne fesncn
ard commerce Of the United States in the Me-
dissrransan and adjacent ieas, and for other pnr-
poles a. rhc public fervice may require.
Sec. z. Ind be IL /syfbsr ssaasd. That the
farn of ninety OK ,houfand dollau be. and here
by is appropriated for the purpoie afo'cfaid, out
OF any monies in the Treaiury of the United
States, not otherwife appropriated. q
Sec. 8 And be IL (a,ibsr snStfed. That the
Pre6dcnt Of the United S,sres be, and he Is
hereby authorized and eDpo~ered to esuie TO
be built, number not exceeding fifteen gun
boats, 10 he armed. manned and hoed out, and
employed for fuch purpoies as in his opinion the
pnbIic icrvice may require; aod that ium
NOT exceeding 6fty thoufand dollars be. and
hereby is appropriated for this purpoie OUT OF
any monie, in the Tresfsry OF the United States
nos othsrwife appropriated.
NATHANIEL MACON.
SSs4ksy Of fbs Hesjt Of Rspre/tnfafiv0.
A. BURR. V,es-PrshXem Of ibe
UsRed Sf1ns end P,sfdssi sfibe SENATE.
ArPaovEp. Feb. sS,h, i8o3.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Pnfaeai Of f6s Upi,>d States.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-09

laie without exsmina,ion into sas'e faa, and
decide without the fmaIIeG attention TO can
dor or joAice." Ought they then TO be coun-
teaanccd by Republicans ia their rs!cality, by
receiving their papenl Will yon contribuie to
fappou that cssie, which you utterly delpie !
No. you will not. Deay them then your aid |;
dsbble not in Rresm which muR be inpure
when IL Aovs from 70 corrupt foorcc. Throw
not away our tire 10 reading them. neither your
money, while for the fame sxpencc ysn can hear
truths from papers truly REPUBLICAN.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-09
BALTIMORE, March ~.

A very important. and no lek Gngolar
than importan, occurrence took place az the
Care Of Good. Hope, previou, tn shs ia,liag OF
the Fhip Portfmouth which arrived on the J sth
ioasns, and IL 10 not q liule farp,iGug that Il
th,sld not have srsntpi'ed foones to the public.
We have il upon the vesy bca ssiborisy. thar
although the Doteh Governor was By cspitsla-
zion to have had pcacfioa Of the Cape on the
m Of January. the Bnsih iloops had, noswisA.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-09

MOTiCE Is hereby given, thar ,hs Pauoer-
IN hip between Jsitsb Moyha and BeesHi
Mswfovd, ooder the 6,,n Of Ma,rin and Mum-
ford. wa diaol,ed by mutual ssreeGesi oa the
7s,h of March inf.
The pubic are respectfully informed thas
the Block Making buhnef, viii be carried on
a. ulual, al The mott reduced prices, by
JOSEPH MARTIN.
Nrwps,f. Msreb 81. 1909. ,,t
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FOR SALE,

Nfpubs,f, Msreb 81, 1909.
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CHMLIcOTHE t)Hro) Mlch 10.

NIII1LV-O TIE I IHIOT NICH T9'
Report ivia Keutuck iays. the iare OBJ
ltruesion 10 the navigation Of the Nj fiiiTpi ha'
been removed, and pace Of depohr egabiih-
ed Al New -Odesns sers-sb,y TO treaty.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-09
FsltraI m;J,et,,f,1fa,im cat - BY ibt rsef,.

Every day feem, to bring again on the ia.
pis, and with additional evidence on our Gde
the fory Of MsfFts. Cskmas, Melor. & Hsssrr
which travelled from Kentucky along with no.
body knows who. BY this time Coleman noa
be as tick of Il as he was of the Vim. and Mar,
CsLkgs tuGnefs. The follosipg is not the leaf
authentic part Of what has appeared, As il will
be remembered thar Mr.. Dav6 vat faid to have
had a difpatcb shout the ryirg 10 fbs Wse.--l,
10 copied from the Richmond paper.-t DIR.
Tbs following lerter from the Honorable Two.
MAS +. DAvis 10 ,he editor, viii prove,
: ~hat we at 6;a fufpetted, that the account
ofIS.ooo Kensuckians being under arms
ready to proceed agsinA the Spaniards. &c.
SC. Is entirely sufesxded. II was no dou5t
.fab,irafel by fome friend TO order and good
government. fi
Mr.. SAMUEL PLsA.ASrs, hmb
Ia your paper Of this morning find il
Aated that {" Kentucky is in AIMS" and thar
this news vas brough, to Warrington by an ex-
prsis, who was the bearer of memorial TO me
from the people Of Kentucky. sc. So far a. thr,
report relates to me, il is totally without foun.
dation---no sxprcfs or memorial came to ne
and sm totally at lo6 20 conjceture how q
report 70 totally void Of toundation. ihorld
have found its way into the new fpapers. Yeiter-
Jay at Hanover Court hoUfe, faw citizen OF
Kentocky, Who .old me that three men immeii-
a,ely fsom Keu,ucky had jua paG.d BY that place.
that he having heard Of the report above alluded
to. made fria enqairy - TO she faet. and vas
told that she report was without foundation. l
sm. SIR, RESPECTFULLY.
Your obedient fervant.
a,. THOMAS T. DAVIS.
S,vs~ qav.rs, City sf Rich.
msnd, 6iS MsrrS, 1898.
tt- B: il remembered. that W'liHn Hxssr.
a ytsisssi Lawyer. d Newport. n. l.) Is the
perfco ~ho Jsb,tshS the report above alluded
to and that UiIis~ Csiswss, another Js1Srsf
La ~yer, Of Nee York, and editor OF Ha~iiiss's
paper. was the perfon who with great avidiy
fra publihsd and circalassd the PIsa6ns Rory!